and explore fascinating world heritage sites. p.w. world heritage 360 good clean up now. this is deja vu news live from berlin outrage continues in iran after the military admits it was behind the downing of a ukrainian passenger jet. for a 2nd straight day protesters chanting anti-government slogans and call the authorities liars for initially denying shooting down the plane on wednesday also coming up. a volcano in the philippines threatens to erupt after spewing

a massive plume of ash into the sky near manila it forces the cancellation of hundreds of flights in authorities are ordered tens of thousands of people to evacuate. australian prime minister scott morrison admits he could have handled the country's bushfire crisis better another firefighter has died as a thorough he's warned the danger is far from over. i'm nick spicer thanks for joining us angry protests have erupted for a 2nd day in iran after the government admitted its forces accidentally shot down a ukrainian passenger jet killing 176 people in tehran thousands of demonstrators including many students criticize the government for initially denying it was behind the design. aster protesters say changes are needed to address people's

grief and frustration. only a few 100 students gathered at tehran's azadi square but they were met with tear gas the government moving quickly to clamp down on any protests and university teacher appeared on a broadcaster loyal to the station to warn those organizing further demos that they would be responsible for any resulting bloodshed. but even among pro-government newspapers disappointment and anger dominated the headlines shame bridge i'm sorry which printed the names of all $176.00 victims of wednesday's plane crash. but they came clean about it too late and that's what's so sad we can't accept that for 3 days they lie to us because they've only told the truth now because they could no longer hide it probably because it was a ukrainian airliner. iran's parliament has agreed to an

inquiry to name those responsible for shooting down the plane but for many that's little consolation for defying a heavy police presence demonstrators moved to other squares cross the city their numbers in the hundreds now but public anger in iran is growing. and for some insight on this i'm joined now by more to zavvi she's the diplomatic correspondent in washington d.c. for the british newspaper the independent thank you for joining us u.s. president donald trump sent out a tweet in solidarity with the protesters in iran saying the usa is watching and that actually is likely to help their cause. and none really might actually impacted negatively or have no impact whatsoever 6 we have seen in the past that the security force says the intelligence forces the cynical or most hardline factions have been trying to attach to democracy movement and protesters to the

enemy and to the outside to the israelis to the americans and for the american president to come out and try to show this message of not just support but in a way cheering that. could be detrimental to the protesters and also let's not forget this is the same president last week one iranians that he would target them including the cultural side and then double down on that comment twice after his advisors basically warned him that that's going to cost to the war crimes so i'm also doubting that intentions of the president the fact that he might have any kind of sympathy with their i mean people as opposed to using this for political. ok well just looking forward us to worthing the next step might be the american defense secretary marc asperse is the u.s. government is willing to hold talks with the wrens leaders to find what he called a new way forward what are the chances of that actually happening. well the chances

are not 0 any kind of public diplomacy like the one he saw with the obama administration and that deal in 2015 is very unlikely now because the political cost of that for the iranian administration is going to be very high to basically sit down with a u.s. president or administration who assassinated their top general but then at the same time that doesn't mean fact channel for the iranians to have the political do a prisoner swap which washington is also in that in and that might lead to door to more diplomacy there are many mediators many other countries who have been willing and ready to step in still we might see some back channel to diffuse the tension and basically take the both sides keep them at a cease fire but at the same time it seems like to iran is trying to wait president trouble out or at least lead it still the 2020 option here to see what they'll be dealing with after november and can you detect an actual american strategy beyond undoing the obama legacy nuclear deal of the previous administration.

no really and this is not just me this is president trump old advisors here in washington warning him against us papa visors former defense secretary mattis general don for his former secretary of state tillerson all warning him to not leave the nuclear deal which he did anyways calling himself the best deal maker who's going to cut a new deal well none of that has happened as far as reigning iran regional the a here that hasn't happened in fact iran the regional adventures have gotten worse now they're attacking bases where u.s. forces are station and it just seems like he's more president from his on a more where he had although he might be interested he might say that he's interested in talks and indeed neal but as far as his policy where his aides have been pushing him it's really the path toward more conflict unless he changes something. you know dramatic and his policies. ok reporter nick are mortazavi in

washington d.c. thank you for that my pleasure iraq's military says 8 rockets have struck a major air base where some u.s. personnel are housed at official statement says 4 iraqi soldiers were wounded at balad air base some 80 kilometers north of the capital baghdad there's been no claim of responsibility the u.s. has not confirmed the incident and now to some of the other stories making news around the world. mourners across canada have been paying tribute to the victims of the plane disaster at a vigil in edmonton prime minister justin trudeau said he would pursue justice and accountability for the victims families and friends $57.00 canadians many of them of iranian descent were killed in the crash. hopes for a cease fire in libya have been fading after both sides of the conflict accused

each other of continuing to fight there were reports of gunfire in the capital tripoli early on sunday morning rebel libyan armed forces had announced they would agree to a truce with the u.n. backed government. several 1000 people have gathered in madrid to protest spain's new coalition government the objective prime minister pedro sanchez forming a minority government but depends on a catalan separatist party such a go of a scale of the far right vox party called on so she has to arrest catalan separatist leaders. tens of thousands of residents in the philippines have been ordered to evacuate their homes after a volcano began spewing massive plumes of ash into the sky seismologists say there could be a deadly eruption of the taal volcano near the capital manila any day now authorities have closed schools and suspended all flights in and out of manila's international

airport. a warning shot from top kaino as it's a column of ash and steam into the sky the ash plume generating enough static electricity to produce volcanic lightning. although one of the philippines most active volcanoes it last erupted more than 40 years ago now experts say eruption affecting a larger area could be just hours away the ash and steam have prompted thousands of people living in towns close to the volcano to follow evacuation orders. as all the well when the volcano started blasting steam we ran away up here the road was crowded to get gas and pebbles were falling from the sky. yeah but the bottom of the ash fell as far away as the capital manila some 60 kilometers north

of the militia airport authorities grounded all air traffic affecting dozens of domestic and international flights. with the forces. on the top to hold. as travelers wait so do the people of the philippines to see what else tile volcano may have in store. in australia another firefighter has died battling the country's devastating bushfires this brings the death toll to 28 since the fire started 3 months ago after weeks of criticism must really is prime minister scott morrison now says he made mistakes and that his response to the crisis could have been better. the famous sales of the sydney opera house these days so often shrouded in smoke and now a canvas carrying messages of thanks to the firefighters who battled to 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 folse in the angler's rest area. and he was struck by a train. the 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 that leaders take action to address the causes of the crisis now the embattled prime minister scott morrison has admitted some failures there are things that i could have handled on the ground much better there's a very emotional environment and prime minister is a flesh and blood too and have put engagements like this on wanted 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 fire. want to 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. tennis now where novak djokovic is serbia have won the a.t.p. cup you know girl tournaments in australia has been overshadowed by the country's bushfires a joke which gave spectators in sydney something to cheer about after beating world

number one rafael nadal on route to glory. the new 80 p. coke cannot of asked for a better final rafa nadal took on old phone novak djokovic each as part of spain's clash with serbia and jock of its was desperate for victory with his side already behind at the losing the 1st singles rober the world number 2 convincingly took the 1st set 6 to no doubt when the davis cup was spain just 6 weeks ago and this complained that the 2 tournament such 2 similar he clung on to force a 2nd set tie break but shock of it would not be denied until the final to a decisive doubles match. the serbian upsets him play in the doubles despite his weary limbs but no doubt. it prove costly as djokovic jump up in a big to try it ski dominated. they sealed a 6364 win over pavlo cut in your post and feliciano lopez by.

the new title means a lot to joke of it. i'll remember this experience for the rest of my life is definitely one of the nicest moments of. tennis size now turn to melbourne for the a stallion open grand slam starting later this month. and there's a car rally is an off road vehicle race known for its high rate of fatalities and sadly tragedy has struck again portuguese motorbike rider paolo consol this has died after a crash during the 7 stages near riyadh in saudi arabia the 40 year old suffered a fatal accident after riding 276 kilometers off of sunday's course salvias was unconscious when medics arrived at the site 2013 cross country rallies world champion was pronounced dead after being taken to hospital. iran's only female olympic medalist. has defected from her country at the 2016 bronze medal

winner in taekwondo side in the hypocrisy of a regime she claims humiliates athletes while using them for their political agenda 21 year old convert the move on social media saying i'm one of the millions of oppressed women in iran who have been playing with for years it is reporting in europe now for the 2026. you're watching the news coming spicer squashed. christmas just shows the 1st split spread of shows chemists. clips of the marketplace.