i think from one example from the z. town i would say death comes from africa join us on facebook w. this is the w's line from. cameroon face appalling violence this young woman was being selected by separatists we have an exclusive report on what's fueling such attacks and the prospects of ending the bloodshed following last weekend's elections also on the program as the death toll from the corona corona virus outbreak tops a 1000 the world health organization poses

a very grave global threat. germany deals with the fallout of the decision by charm so i think imax was chosen successor as she will not run for the top job next year . and in full and united states coach jurgen klinsmann. resigning from. after just 10 weeks in the job. i'm still going to welcome to the program. cameroon held elections that last weekend for the 1st time in 7 years but the process has been overshadowed by ethnic unrest 3 years ago separatists in english speaking northern and southern regions unilaterally declared independence and the creation of a new state. the separatists pursuit of self-determination has taken

a heavy toll on civilians who have become the target of terrible violence d.w. correspondent blaise yong center stage report which you might find disturbing. karma is recorded in hospital how low it was chopped off but. she sees. the men came to our home our night i q's in heart of defined a ban on education. to pretty clear there was a drop of make it was followed was terror. i look at this it out through i saw it it was all a dream. they kept hitting me with a machete because. the man started by gradually chopping off my ankle who could one of them was flogging my back with them i said she and the other person completely chopped off my leg i saw my legs separated in 2. no

i never got. to. the rebellion but under 4 militias is sticking a stool on the population. a few kilometers away 42000 hectares of banana robot arm pump plantations have been abundant. this state all far is a 2nd biggest employer in the country but separatists want it close close enough is walker's house fled due to increase the tarps many have been mutilated or the skewed. joan was sleeping with a men reader desktop logic you want me. to move the mrs the separatists said they would have loved to kill us. but they would rather cut off our fingers in order to send a message to our employer while they walk they think it only bank they told us they were fighting for us we were working in

a government plantation which funds for government's crackdown against them with immediately they chopped off our fingers move on we too late on this one well as i moved in a sure thoughts pushes off to shut down the entire full regions. all activities are halted and people order to stay off the streets some time last last 3 weeks. palmer also just to have been accused of killing civilians on burning down villages this gritty situation is very dire you know we the people of this always on earth are cut off between the military and the separatist forces so you are not even sure that you will see the next. and also because of that on certainty it affects businesses most people cannot invest those who have businesses cannot really make a lot of money because for those who are those who are restaurant people who don't

go out a lot of people go and stay out late you know there's general and shown in the. kloden how can dish toss from hospital. to single mother of one is taking our very 1st steps knowing how life will never be the same again. or if the place who joined us to tell us more about the roots of the violence. stunned by seeing this fall it is as a result of all parties in the county trying to gain control or take to it all control of the and reform regions of cameroon which supersedes here called imbecile wouldn't pursue pretties who ever does not full days junctions and they are put in place in this region dispersing will be targeted out without any explanation same for the army the army also sees the spot is still part of cameroon on who ever the suspect of being a sympathizer

a separate is the support has been dispersed and also has been will be targeted skulls of villages have been bent down people have been killed and so have been beheaded this is not a huge trend the stories we've seen in up report is not just something that's happening does just that a company not something as completely last 3 years is going to start and businesses here on ginny's the economy has crippled totally and this conflict has brought a rise of armed groups that are not and this is really a suspicion east but these are criminal and groups who are involved in extortion in kidnapping and also in killing so people here and no free to go about their business is people who cannot go out and you won't because the police is not secured and security is not guaranteed. there was a place in the coming in city of way some breaking news now we're getting reports that saddam's transitional government and rebel groups have agreed to hand over former president bashir to the international criminal court in the hague i.c.c.

wants to try al bashir on charges of crimes against humanity and genocide we get more from v.w. before i welcome i'll. explain the significance of this stuff well this is actually ends up happening is nothing short of historically heard today from a member of sudan's sovereign council which during its transitional period after the overthrowing of a lot of bashir is in charge of the country saying that they are now ready to hand over many people that are wanted by the i.c.c. for crimes against humanity for now this includes he didn't name the former president by name but it is the 3 people are former president bashir and 2 other top officials in his in his former government this would be nothing short of historic this has been a long demand of the i.c.c. as well as the community in darfur but you know it's not as simple as just handing him over to the court overnight 1st of all sudan has yet to ratify the rome statute

of the i.c.c. so we need to do that 1st for you don't have actually a member of the court as such no it has not it is not ratified and not unsurprisingly under the sheer he would not ratify such would that would bring him to justice for crimes were both this but this would be such a vindication for the victims you know i was in there for 2 years ago and even decades after this fighting the level of devastation is not something that anyone can imagine these people are living without nothing and up until today there was no sign that they would get the justice from them and that they see is the cause of this injustice so if this happens and as you say there's a there's a road there's a long road yet but if these happens if there's this transitional government is saying this that's a big. it is it would be seen as a major win for the transitional government the so-called you know sudan is a country that has suffered from internal conflict for decades and this transitional government has made it its utmost task to end these conflicts so if

this does happen this will ease the door for rebels it will send a positive signal to the other rebel groups that the government is currently in negotiation with however this also you know this puts the transitional government in a kind of awkward position this is a power sharing agreement between former and between military leaders many of whom are former allies of the shia while they are not themselves wanted by the i.c.c. and many of them are complicit in these crimes so this is likely to also make them quite nervous i can think of at least 2 senior members of the sovereign counsels who are from the military that have a connection with these crimes that were committed in darfur. thank you chris. we'll take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world at least 6 people have been killed in a suicide bombing in the afghan capital kabul the blast at the entrance to a military academy and the recent low in violence as the u.s. pursues talks with the taliban to finalize

a cease fire deal. scores of people have been injured in clashes between security forces and protesters in the lebanese capital beirut the violence broke out when protesters tried to block lawmakers from reaching the parliament building opposition groups want to stop lawmakers from holding a confidence for them to end up in the same cabinet. greece's government says it will use emergency bagle powers to build new closed reception centers for asylum seekers on it's a g.n. islands the move i'm still speed up the process of identifying refugees and deporting those who are refused permission to stay it follows an outcry from island residents out from asylum seekers living in overcrowded camps. but the death toll from the corona virus outbreak in china has topped a 1000 with a further 43000 people infected leading scientists have gathered in geneva for 2 days to try and speed up tests on the promising drugs and vaccines hundreds more taking part remotely so here's

a look at how the crisis unfolds. people with an unknown illness began appearing at central hospital an early december 29th teen late in the month when young a doctor there posted on social media that patients in the hospital were exhibiting symptoms of viral pneumonia chinese health authorities admitted they were investigating an outbreak among the 1st patients many had direct ties to the hunan seafood market where wild life was also sold by january 1st it had been shut down. as 2020 dawned china. health authorities announced they'd identified the culprit a novel coronavirus a 61 year old became the outbreaks 1st casualty the number of people affected started to rise and before long thailand confirmed the 1st case outside china's

borders then japan reported another unsettling day neither had visited the ruhani market so person to person transmission looked increasingly likely and inside china and the virus spread to other cities people began wearing masks over 200 cases were confirmed experts predicted many more. medical workers and who han themselves grew sick after treating patients taiwan and the us reported cases followed by a number of other countries including germany 'd the chinese government took a drastic step suspending all traffic out of one as well as public transport in the city researchers reported the corona virus hasn't incubate period and that carrier is not yet showing symptoms might be contagious right as the lunar new year started and millions of people began moving around the country there were nearly 2000

confirmed cases worldwide 50 had died the w.h.o. declared the outbreak a global health emergency kicking in a more coordinated international response. as january turned to february 200 maned in lockdown cases were confirmed in every province of mainland china li when young to talk to her and whistleblower phil victim to the novel coronavirus one of many in just over 2 months it's reached at least 27 countries infected more than 42000 people and claimed over a 1000 victims. of the future leadership of germany's dominant conservative party has been thrown into question with the resignation of chanced on backhoes chosen successor. powers shock statement that she will step down head of the c.p.u.

party throws a field of potential chance of a candidate it's wide open but finding a successor will be a major challenge at the country's political crisis comes as the rest of your looks to berlin for stability through the post breath era to get more on this from d w said chief political editor became. a welcome michela. tiling is all here isn't it that the c.d.u. doesn't expect to choose a new party leader quickly so how is this delay and uncertainty going to affect it . well it does throw the party into a major crisis along a road that angle america had hoped would be a lot more stable that's why she in this impact and it takes just over a year ago to become the party leader of a chief it failed to establish all sorts which came to a head last week when she simply couldn't convince regional party employees of the

gravity of what had happened when they had found themselves on the same political side as the far right if the party and couldn't get them to toe the party line so this also has an effect of course on uncle americal because with that there is a certain loss of authority for her as well as european crisis how big is the danger of what you think well it is a crisis within the christian democrats there's no doubt about it but now our concern of course is that we keep going as a government and i mean we've seen rough times social democrats and we've proved that this is possible because we we were a very stable partner in the coalition in the government and this government worked extremely well during the last months so you think stability can prevail even though the christian democrats seem to tear themselves apart very similar to like you say what happened to in your own party is there a bit of shock in florida no there's no certain financial because i mean germany

will take over the presidency of the council in the 2nd half of this year so we are aware of the responsibility that we're having so. we we actually ask our partner now to share the same responsibility that we have shown because europe is looking at looking towards germany. i mean you know bali talking to barbara faisal back to mccain kaufman how much does this crisis within the senior partner in germany's governing coalition touch the actual government and indeed opposed bread sitting here. well that depends very much on the coming weeks the knives are certainly out come come by the party leader who says he will stay until there is an alternative candidate who could also then become candidate for chance so this is all kind of inside party dealings but if this really brings the so-called grand coalition with the social democrats yes to another crisis point this would be

perceived as a complete disaster for all sides at the same time as we've just heard from qatar you know bali and i must say that i did sense a bit of saddam ford on the side of the social democrats here in berlin the social democrats looking at the polling right now would be absolutely crushed if there were fresh elections so don't they don't really have any reason to make life under mackle more difficult and america will do everything she can to keep this coalition going the signs aren't terribly bad but in terms of the party reinventing itself and germany coming out at the end of this with a real innovator in terms of a conservative c.d.u. party here in germany that has just become a bit less likely and i'm going to machall as guarantor for stability stands and there's still more and more question marks over what could possibly come after the era medical chief political editor because the thank you. after battering northern

europe a severe winter storm has moved to south leaving a trail of fall and trees as well as blocked roads and rail lines in southern germany and austria at least 7 people have been killed on an overland travel has been severely disrupted. it's one of europe's most violent storms inheres with intense winds of up to 150 kilometers per hour into renshaw rains leaving a trail of destruction across the continent. much of the initial damage and destruction was along europe's northern coastline the storm 1st hit ireland before sweeping towards britain and causing widespread flooding across the aisles. at least 7 people died as a result of the storm which toppled trees and damaged buildings hundreds of thousands of households in 6 countries were left without electricity. in the german

city of frankfort the winds knocked over a crane onto the roof of a cathedral causing extensive damage the storm also disrupted rail services across the country and grounded dozens of flights. a british airways jet was caught on video battling through the storm to land at london's heathrow airport but after 2 failed attempts the plane was forced to abort its landing in london and fly on to frankfurt where it was able to land safely. you're watching t.w. news live from berlin still to come close to london's world famous tate modern art gallery creating his own warped modest collection of painting discarded chewing gum we'll find out why. first our football in new york and klinsmann has stunned germany's blunders leader by resigning as coach of head to ballet and after only 10 weeks in the job the former germany united states coach was

a significant appointment for had to have a new big money backers and were hoping to turn the side into one does league title challengers but they have won only one of their last 5 league games i had to confirm the news an hour after twins win posted his resignation on facebook. i don't expect from d.w. sports can tell us more welcome yannick young players but of course a big name in football this is a bad look for hat and indeed lofty ambitions yeah it's very bad to be honest it's pretty embarrassing for the club has had no idea that this was coming klinsmann blindsided them by announcing this on facebook without consulting them it seems and opposes big questions about the club's management and also structures in place klinsmann was 1st brought to the club back in november to sit on the club's advisory board and that was reportedly at the request of the club's biggest investor and then 2 weeks later he was brought in to coach the team when there was

found themselves in a bad position and so now they spend some time with him. which players you want to spend $80000000.00 euros on players that he wanted to bring in and now 10 weeks later he's just left them jump ship without any notice and it's a bit of a circus to be honest ok so what is each side saying so klinsmann himself was quite pointed in a little bit of criticism of towards the club he said that he needed the trust of all people involved and that unity team spirit and focus on the basics won't guarantee that the club which meant that he wasn't be able to fulfil his potential as a. coach now that sounds as a criticism which you can take it as one but it also sounds as if he's passing the buck a little bit i think he's pap's found himself a bit out of depth at the club he's not a world class coach he was sacked almost a decade ago he was sacked by the u.s. national same and even his time at the german national team in 2006 most people required regard as being the brains behind that. pets of that they're all to look

to their credit they couldn't really do much they didn't know this was coming so all they have said is was shocked by this was sad to see him go and will release another statement you know when we have time to take stock ok so where does this leave in a pretty pretty tough position to be honest 1st there's the question of what do they do with your going klinsmann he said in his statement that he expects now to go back to sitting on the advisory board that sounds a bit farfetched to me given the way he is results right now. there are a lot of trouble on the field they in a relegation battle they're only 6 points off the bottom 3 spots they've just lost to mind next up they have what is that powder born cologne and all clubs in the relegation you know battle as well so if they don't pick up a couple of wins in those games they're looking at a disastrous relegation this is a club that has begin missions they want to be in the top 4 playing champions league they want to eventually challenge for the bonus they get title but there has to be a bit of a reality check for them that they're not ready and they need better structures in

place if they're going to challenge or to reach those lofty ambitions never a dull moment. of the sport thank you. russian billionaire was money off donated the original $8092.00 of them picked manifesto to the olympic museum in the us and switzerland was one of was the mystery buyer of the 14 page document adoption last december itself or 8000000 euros make it the most expensive sports memorabilia ever sold through should the original manifesto written by international olympic committee found that pierre de cooper talked to outline his vision of the modern games. one night's trash is another man's treasure or perhaps another man's an artist in london is transforming discarded chewing gum from the city streets into miniature works of art. a stone's throw away for instant polls cathedral in london is the millennium bridge

over the river thames this part of the british capital is no stranger to world famous galleries but practically on their doorsteps there's an unlikely artist in residence. but in the studio i am indeed ben wilson has been turning chewing gum into art for the last 15 years not just in london but all over europe. as a person. transforming. into a form of. trying to transform something positive he takes his time sculpting and reshaping the scraps of gum that have been waged to the steel bridge creating something of his own samy pearman an exhibition. which. implies the. locals and tourists alike are always interested in his latest creation an

artist who by turning trash into art encourages people to consider where they throw their waste and look a little closer at the unexpected beauties around them. they sustainably news and these are our top stories it's been reported that sudan's transitional government and rebel groups of great to hand over president obama to the international criminal court in the hague the i.c.c. wants him to stand trial on charges of crimes against humanity and genocide. comer's how parliamentary elections for the 1st time in 7 years went ahead despite months of ethnic and rest between government troops and english speaker. separatists who want to form independent states the country's main opposition group boycotted the vote. that's the death toll from the corona virus in china tops a 1000 the world health organization has warned that the disease poses a very grave global threat and it's having an international effort to speed up

research into drugs and facts i'm speaking. on germany's governing conservative bosses grappling with the fallout from a leadership crisis after i got back was chosen successor i got caught announce that she will step down. this is dangerously news from balance and will follow us on twitter news office our website b w dot com. up next i kick off and review all phones leaders much strain 20 well i'll be back at the top of the hour a good. because

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