this is news coming to you live from berlin security forces in nigeria allegedly opened fire on protesters in the country's biggest city. crew record silence of shooting in nighttime lagos witnesses say people were killed curfew was imposed on the city amid weeks of demonstrations against police

brutality and corruption. also coming up germany sends a southern region back into law to cope with 19 2nd wave gathers pace more than 100000 people are affected restrictions on public life are tightening elsewhere to . touch and go in outer space and nasa spacecraft lands briefly on an asteroid where its natural broken down samples get the details of this daring mission. and a positive covert 19 test has sidelined by and munich the winner sascha not pretty not the best news for the bundesliga side ahead of their champions league season opener versus authentic adrift. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us nigerian authorities say they are.

launching an investigation into the shootings of several protesters at a demonstration against police brutality in lagos embassy international says there's credible evidence that security forces were behind fatal shootings of demonstrators the. after thousands of protesters defied a 24 hour curfew imposed on tuesday after attacks on police stations. was in lagos at the scene. in the shooting. down down down. cross straight over to lagos now our correspondent funny is standing by funny you and your team got caught up in the ballance tell us what happened. it was early in the evening terry very bare headed just one mile down from our studio to this side of demonstrations demonstrations that have been taking place for almost 2 weeks now and you have to know that in the hall it's basically of the crew. in

lagos this is not wish to happen at demonstrations rather happens actually unfortunately on mainland so we wanted to gather some footage and gather information basically go about their job and make sure that we get more information of what is going to happen on this day yesterday as a curfew was sat in in action and nonetheless protests to say while the curfew didn't begun yet still let's head down there and protest and just stay there as long as this curfew is in place what we were witnessing as we were filming really this happened all within minutes that people on horses and on bikes some seem to be military at least from their clothes because their dress they were dressed in camouflage they were entering this side and randomly started to shoot at this crowd know what happened next is obviously panic chaos people screaming and my cameraman was at me trying to look for shelter we have basically hunkering down for at least

an hour and this is a bullets this a lot of the mission bullets where they had to be good at least 15 minutes with a small short break and they started again so it was really really difficult to assess the situation beat how to exit the situation and when it's going to be over and also obviously what it means for the people that are still in the main sized that you could leave it jason to a small parking lot from where we could observe what was going on but not leave ourselves there was no exit most of us have been basically cool one out in that situation and trapped in a very dangerous situation. very harrowing situation for you and your team you managed to record the sounds of those gunshots you mentioned do we know exactly who opened fire. there's conflicting information terry about who opened fire as i can say i can only say what i have witnessed my team and me and that is that people dressed up and come out spits entering this side of the demonstration

now the amnesty international going to say they are saying that they have credible information that these of a nigerian security forces if you will look this morning at the tweet of the nigerian state government he's saying that he's going to start an investigation into this matter because what he sees in the situation that the peaceful protests have been basically hijacked by criminal elements so clearly that is a rather never gating to a different description which is not a security nigerian forces the security forces related with what rather the tension here is already being pinpointed at some criminal elements there are conflicting reports. about did an injured in this incident what can you tell us. according to witnesses about 2 to 10 people have died according to the latest state

governor he tweeted in a massive ranch 25 people were injured among them to people who've been seriously injured but in the worst of all eventually casualties what i could witness with. the as we were hunkering down that the woman with a series of bleeding was basically very very close to us she was. carried towards the small let's call it parking lot of a hunkering down sized the one woman injured yesterday night but surely or very much supposedly from a number of gunshots and given the fact that the light was turned off he was just about to become even in the lights be turned off apparently the c.c.t.v. cameras have been also taken away just before the shooting started so i believe apart from what we. on social media and apart from for to do it to some local journalists or us it would be very difficult to see from the official level what really happened because simply at this point nothing has been published very

volatile situation funny do take care of yourself and your crew good talking to you that was funny pop chart in lagos. while the 100000 people in germany's southern states of the area are largely confined to their homes today after covert infections there skyrocketed schools restaurants and daycare centers in the back to scott in a london street are shot and most public gatherings banned coronavirus cases are rising fast across germany. badghis. and maintenance on the austrian border. the number one coronavirus hot spot in germany the number of new cases that in the last week is 5 times above the threshold for a high risk area as of choose day locals a back. and only allowed to leave their homes with a valid reason. the number of new daily cases in germany is rising nationwide with

the south and the west worst hit more than 129 areas and deemed high risk as the 2nd wave hits but when authorities are urging people to wear masks in all crowded places where social distancing isn't possible masks a compulsory at markets well queuing and on some shopping streets tonight the public is largely remaining calm but. of course we're afraid but not in the sense that i think about it all the time but we're protecting ourselves just like before us as you know when i still live with my parents so i won't go panic buying but i already found it bad the 1st time around and this time to. think it meant does what it said i think we're better prepared this time around compared to the 1st time. i see how people are behaving and it's much better. but what it means for us i'm in berlin for the 1st time in 10 months and of course i'm a bit afraid or not there are. this is

a nerve in political spheres pressure is growing for more involvement of the parliament in coronavirus decision making but in this talk president volved wrote to m.p.'s on monday saying that parliament's world as lawmakers must be more distinct in the handling of the pandemic a polite reminder that in germany's democracy parliament makes the laws not the government. leader julius of delhi is in back to scotland and joins us now jim it does anyone know why infections are so high in fact just got the lunde. on monday when walk down was announced a variant. suggested that a party could be the origin of the widespread virus here in this area and others have suggested that close in the vicinity to an area we are right on the border here that has high cases and was put on lockdown last week might also be the

cause but local authorities are saying the virus here is so widespread that specific incidents that caused the spread of the virus here cannot be pinpointed. the people they're coping with along. well we've seen people going about their business here this morning it is not full of people but people are going to the bakery taking out their dog they say they are ok with the lock down if it does manage to bring down the high number of coronavirus cases here what they are not looking forward to is spending so much time at home for the next 2 weeks some think it will eventually be longer than 2 weeks something they have already done in the spring and they are not really looking forward to that i can imagine the best has got in the land is also a prime tourist destination the local economy is highly dependent on tourism so what does the law mean for that. it is an especially hard time for this lockdown

to hit this area is the height of the falls will be cations right now and there were many tourists present here $2500.00 people were staying here in hotels and guesthouses and they had to leave immediately once the lockdown came into place and people here are worried many work in tourism hotels have bookings canceled for the next few weeks and hotel association in bavaria said this is a punch hard punch against the hotel business they would have rather have seen not a lockdown but tourists staying in hotels and being administered coronavirus so people here are quite worried today thank you very much for bringing us up to date there that was julie assad deli in back just gotten a lot. when we bring you up to date on a few other developments in the credible as pandemic researchers in the u.k. are planning to deliberately in fact volunteers with the virus that causes coded 19

the controversial technique could speed up development of a vaccine to help and the pandemic if it receives approval the philippines has lifted a ban on non-essential foreign trips by filipino nationals the government has gradually ease travel restrictions to bolster the economy which slipped into recession earlier this year and india has recorded its lowest daily amount of new coronavirus cases in nearly 3 months the new number of new infections continues to decline since peaking in september. now some other stories making headlines around the world today the u.s. has palled a landmark antitrust lawsuit against google and alleges that the tech giant has been abusing its dominance as an online search engine to stifle competition and harm consumers is the u.s. government's most significant action to protect competition since a groundbreaking case against microsoft more than 20 years ago. mexico's former defense minister salvador where goss has been ordered to remain in u.s.

custody without bail pending his trial on drug trafficking charges a judge also ordered the 72 year old to be sent to new york for further proceedings . was arrested in los angeles international airport last week. and thought he's in paragon have seized more than 2 tons of cocaine in the port of villette about 30 kilometers from the capital since he owned the drugs were hidden inside cole containers and are worth an estimated 6 $100000000.00 investigators say the containers were headed for israel. and nasa spacecraft has briefly landed on an asteroid called benue over 320000000 kilometers from earth the most serious threats collected rock and dust samples that scientists hope will allow them to learn more about how planets formed and life began. 2 words that nasa scientists have waited for since 2016 when robotic spacecraft

cyrus rex started its journey to the asteroid for the past 2 years of its mission osiris rex has been orbiting the asteroid looking for the perfect spot to land for only a brief encounter a few seconds almost like a kiss on the surface was all the time osiris rex had to grab rock and dust samples from the asteroid seconds that have been here in the making room i can tell you that everything went well just exactly perfect which is kind of the hallmark of this team we have consistently beating expectations over and over again we have overcome the amazing challenges that this asteroid has thrown at us and the spacecraft appears to have operated flawlessly it was the 1st time nasa has touched down on an asteroid but it could be a week before scientists know if and how much the spacecraft gravity still the mission is already a success i mean like haven't we actually pulled this off. if the sample collection

was successful cyrus rex will begin its long journey home and return to earth and 2023. more on this let's bring in david brown an astronomer at the university of warwick thanks for being with us dr brown 1st of all tell us why is this mission so important. good morning as a couple of main reasons really for this mission being so such a big landmark and the 1st is that bennett is a prime mortal objects we think it hasn't changed the origin of the solar system since the planets were formed so by studying this asteroid we can really learn a lot about the earth its formation and how the solar system has interacted through history and the other reason is that there is a very low chance but a chance nonetheless that benu will have some close encounters with the ethnic

future. great talking centuries in the future so by learning more about it we can study those potential and close encounters and see see how likely they lie might truly be. if you're still with us we have seem to lost you there for a moment we're talking about a 4 year journey good to hear you a 4 year journey for 300000000 kilometers and the mission is only half way through what's the trickiest part of this mission. to not leave for the team i think the trickiest part was the one they completed last night and the touchdown and. all that we hope has been successful and i think was definitely the hardest part it had to be done completely autonomous late because of the time delay in receiving signals can you still having yeah we hear you go ahead

and. and the surface of bennett was also a lot more rocky and and debris filled with than the team were expecting so navigating the spacecraft down to the point where it could collect a sample. was quite was quite that difficult so i think that the hardest part is done ok just to quickly is it clear that the spacecraft actually did collect what it was hoping to get from the asteroid. and not yet so some photographs what's the process but they haven't been able to put the radio it was to be to collect those yet so it has to pick up on through over the next couple of days and there are some tests that the spacecraft will do you over the next week or so to check that the sample has been collected if it hasn't been one to have another chance to do it and the next month ok fascinating david brown an

astronomer at the university of warwick thank you very much thank you. now millions of syrians have fled their country during the civil war almost one in a 1000000 have found refuge in neighboring lebanon but with a credible as pandemic in an economic crisis their refugees have to rely on international aid organizations their problems are worsened by a constant shortage of relief aid so the syrians are struggling to get by in these tough living conditions. yasser arafat to the hero to many in the streets of persia oprah me a district in the south of beirut. palestinian refugees have been living here for decades now many syrians have joined them. shows us where she lives until i plaited house where she rents a couple of rooms the 33 year old fled with her children from the so-called islamic state in northern syria the 5 of them have been living here all alone for 4 years

the children's father abandon them while the conditions are terrible but i have to keep going i have 3 girls but ever since the coronavirus pandemic began things have gotten worse the people i work for let me go there fraid of getting infected. the children seem depressed and apathetic the youngest are just 2 and 4 years old that 7 year old twins have a severe kidney disease their mother tells us they only survive with the help of aid organizations but how long can that last. we are having protests outside our office several times per week from refugees who are saying get us out of here we cannot stand we cannot concert by any longer and something we have seen in the last weeks and months is an increase in and see departures syrian refugees struggle to get by every day including in the heart of beirut but now

resources are running out for those in need lebanon itself has become a crisis region. out to go briefly thought about returning to syria but then realized that would be too difficult with 4 children in tow but she doesn't know how much longer she can stay here. she hasn't been able to pay rent for 3 months. well not only was. my only wish is for my daughters and son to have their own room . how much longer can i stay here and where can i go after that these are questions many of the nearly one and a half 1000000 syrians and lebanon are asking themselves. in other news the european commission has launched legal action against malta and cyprus over their so-called golden passport programs they allow wealthy foreigners to acquire citizenship in exchange for a large investment the easy executive said the schemes are in violation of the law and grant citizenship without requiring

a genuine link with the country. around 1000 prisoners have escaped from a jail in eastern democratic republic of congo the compound was attacked by rebels local authorities blame an islamist militant group at least one inmate died during the raid a similar number of prisoners fled the jail in an attack 3 years ago. and protesters in thailand spread out across the capital bangkok to sing the national anthem at 6 in the evening while showing the 3 finger salute that's become the movement's symbol it was the latest action in defiance of bans on public gatherings protesters want the government to resign a new constitution and reforms to the monarchy. south korean boy band b.t.s. has fans around the world and their start of one seems unstoppable except it might come to a sudden halt because of south korea's mandatory military service where they had

spent 18 months out of the spotlight training for potential war on the korean peninsula fans say they should be exempt while others say they need to do their duty frank smith reports for. south korean boy band b.t.s. reigns supreme over billboard charts as their fans their army fawn over their good looks and slick moves but as they move through their twenties an ominous obligation approaches a minimum one and a half years mandatory military service reality of p.t.s. is famous doing public relations informing other countries about south korea they should be exempted from military service because they promote south korean culture there are many other men in south korea so why are they trying to take as which plays such an important role for the country. she spent 21 months in the army in warns of a declining population in the ongoing threat of north korea.

we can only maintain national security when we have a strong military defense if such preferential treatment increases the number of people entering the military will decrease the military will be shaken and it will be a threat to national security. south korea's national assembly has tabled a bill that would offer certain artists the opportunity to delay the service for 2 years shane argues a clear policy is needed but a special deal for b.t.s. would be unfair. but without coming out because b.t.s. works for entertainment company i don't think it's right for them to get exemptions while performing. b.t.s. doesn't generate interest in our country but i think giving preferential treatment to bt is discriminates against of them in. a recent survey showed that north south korean support some type of deferral for

a k. pop idols contribute to south korea's international reputation a decision has to be made soon because for bt yes time is running out. for football now the champions league has resumed with a win for last year's semifinalist see they beat a shock to hear 2 nil and grab both goals in their group h. opener in the german city only 999 fans were allowed in to 2 coronavirus restrictions the turks are making their debut in the elite competition and are heavily backed by president roger type out of one. in other champions league matches on tuesday it was a poor start for brucey documents they lost 31 italy's lot c.-o. last season's runners up p.s.g. were beaten 21 by manchester united and barcelona won 51 at home to hunger ariens theron's the haut parents for all who were making their group stage comeback after

25 years away holders by an munich last host of lead to come into it on wednesday. tonights but she guessed that it could prove to be a difficult title defenders buy in munich despite the remarkable success last season by a coach dungy click is staying cautious for the new european campaign form has been patchy domestically and a key player is now ruled out with covert 19 foot. it is less than 2 months since by and munich were crowned champions league winners coronavirus disruptions mean they have had little time to bask in the limelight before starting all over again. the defense of that bonus the good title has been opened down so far although they did impress in saturday's 41 win it bealefeld was robert lennon dusky scoring yet again. i said good gnabry played in that game but just since tested

positive for the coronavirus and is now in quarantine despite the setback the flick hopes to take the renewed on field positivity into the champions league group a opener at home to athletico madrid but he knows the spaniards are dangerous like so many other sides it is not us is not too sure we all know it's difficult because there are lots of good teams out there especially in the champions league and that's why it's always about taking one game at a time yes we have the big picture in our minds but the next game is always decisive. to. atletico not by and out in the 2016 semifinals enough famously combative close they now boast the goals of luis suarez. suddenly champions league glory seems a long way away. streamliner the top story we're following for you here today on v.w.

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