the the news the state of the news line from berlin's columbia, struggles to restore order. the president militarize a separate cities after more people are killed in demonstrations against rising poverty and inequality. the un calls for negotiations to stop the situation. some spiraling further out of control, also coming up a shocking discovery and canada. the remains of more than $200.00 children are found buried at a former boarding school for indigenous children. and they lead congo after

a devastating volcanic eruption. now the refugees are returning home despite warnings that more explosive activity could be ahead. ah, nicole fairly welcome to the program. we begin in columbia where the army has been deployed into cities following the latest round of violent anti government rallies . dozens of protesters have died and a month of demonstrations, many at the hands of security forces. the unrest began over a proposed tax reform, but athens turned into a national uprising against police violence inequality and the political establishment. in many parts of colleagues, this is what's left after friday's violence. at least

13 people have died. anger is growing over the crackdown i read, but i was sure times from this time i could hear the boots whistling in my ear. the colombian government is now tightening its grip. deploying the military and cali and another city by young president, even duke a to it by on to ensure that security is being restored. he says there is more to the unrest than just street protests. less you pay by done in recent days to the $4.00 by young, serious acts vandalism, looting that hours and low intensity urban terrorism be yahoo! it carries motor by no. they're washington. yeah. anything concrete. okay. how many of these are dense is the presence of organized arm?

the groups are connected to the rebel group far and similar organizations, phoenix, member that he and he has. and for the protest erupted a month ago when duke a saw to raise taxes to pay for the band dumbing the blow back, forced him to withdraw the bill. but the outcry continued now and outrage over the government's handling of a crisis that the scene, unemployment double and inequality surge. the fears the violence is opening up old wounds from decades of civil war. in one instant, an off duty officer shot at a crowd killing a civilian before being lynched by protesters. the mayor of collie says, investigations are underway. all main feel my job. this is a tragic a full day. they have a day that has meant death online, but the, however, we still have not if all the connected to the protests in with through tauriel in

north as colombia braces itself for more violence. there is no sign of the protesters of letting up the w. john ramirez is following the protest from the colombian capital bogo tom. he told us why president duke move has not been well received. the decision of president yvonne duke of sending a huge military deployment to the city of scott. he has not been well received here for in columbia because this is exactly the opposite of what people are now. demanding. people are demanding a police reform. a security forces reform because just to give one single example, according to some only geez, in the last month at least we have had $3000.00 cases of police abuse and acts of violence committed by the security forces off the long and state. so this decision of president duke offending this military deployment is the opposite of what people

are demanding instead of with ryan the police and trying to find places a space for dialogue. he's sending more media chars to the city of galley. so there's the fish on the far from common. this crisis down can fight it up. and this is not just something that is happening in cali. this is a nation. why the crisis we have seen for the last your last month? protest every single day in every major city off colombia here in the cobb sell in boca, we have seen cherry fine scenes off police men attacking on army protesters and protest are attacking the policemen also. so this price is if the police brutality doesn't stop because this is the main issue right now in the country. if the police brutality doesn't stop these crisis can easily get out of control. a devastating discovery has been made in canada. the remains of $215.00 children have been found

buried at the sight of a former boarding school for indigenous students. the school in british columbia was part of a nation wide scheme that took in 1st nations children in an effort to assimilate them into canadian society investigations have shown there was widespread abuse. these latest findings are once again opening a wound that has yet to heal rule upon row of children's shoes. each pair marking a lost son or daughter in vancouver. people gathered to mourn the $215.00 children whose remains were found to former indigenous residential skill with grown penetrating radar, confirming the grim discovery. it was shocking every single levels. and you know right now, you know, our community is grieving. we all had to take time to absorb, you know, what we were told what we've seen and you know, we're, we're still grappling through the effects in 1890 the college school was one of

canada's state run indigenous residential schools after being forcibly separated from their parents children were made to convert to christianity and banned from speaking their native languages, physical and sexual abuse by headmasters and teachers with common a 2015 report phone that over 3200 children had died from maltreatment and neglect and voted called a cultural genocide. the kamloops school closed in 1978, but rumors persisted that the tests of many children had been covered up kind of this politicians, including prime minister justin trudeau said they were heart broken by the news. there's nothing more painful in life and the thing a child. my heartbreaks, are they thinking of all the loving parents who never saw their children return home to this equipment nation since it's working with the current to try to shed light on the discovery and find records of the children's there?

that's now take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. russian president vladimir putin and bella ruffian, leader, alexander lucas, shan't go, have held a 2nd day of talk. following a plain diversion scandal, russia agreed to a 2nd. $500000000.00 loan to go over the you and us post sanctions on bella. ruth, after and force object to land and the rest of distance on board. 14 nigerian university students were kidnapped more than a month ago, have been reunited with their families. the captains were released along a major highway. 5 of their classmates were killed by the kidnappers, after the government refused to pay ransom. the european union says, soon half of its citizens will have been vaccinated against comb, with 19 as infection rates go down. many countries are slowly opening up among them . the check republic where people are coming back to its historic beer gardens and

evocative medieval cities. but for many families, their life is not returning to normal. their country suffered the highest death rate in the you and they say that could have been avoided. this is their final farewell cove with his taking their bookstore and maria have been to the lo group center, but also not able to listen to us at them until i bought the car. it was really i hadn't expected it would hit my husband's law. but in 9 days he was that list and i think i took that. yeah. cool. so i thought about carrying on, but there were more and more look down to hat and we wouldn't have been able to sell anything per day in the shop was yeah. when we have visual of life, he was the check republics oldest bookseller sticking to his profession, throughout the changes in political regimes from communism to the prag spring and pick again. when the iron curtain fell, he could finally become the proud owner of his own store. every morning he had just

coffee and read the papers in this corner. mister appeal is an engine talk when you came into his shop for a book, just a talk or a business advisor. he was helped. it was his passion, much was clear. we also double the yes, but in november was covert raging in the country and death, skyrocketing jagow meal so gravely ill come to the virus now with marie and picking up the pieces. only a few boxes of books are left in the family home. he'll this melissa young brown, you the level of we tried to protect ourselves from cove it to see whether it's in a book. you can't always stay behind the counter movie and maybe my husband forget to put on his mask. i think that's how it happens. pullman and get those to you know, but for many checks, grief is turned into rage here and prague. protestors have covered the old town square with violence of white crosses,

one for each victim of the pen. demik. anger against authorities is growing, ending too long, sending a resentment over alleged corruption and people are taking to the streets. i think the government and prime minister use the pin demick to the own interest was on and i think the prime minister put his own election campaign before the citizens. that makes me really angry. they can patch him of my re treasures the family photos that remind her of a long partnership and marriage. all that covert has taken from her for the last bill. as i said, as we go, the clients leave with us. and that was something really special. they wept and brought us flowers. it was such a sad what i would need to do the oil change, you know, for so many check families, goodbyes came to soon symbols of grief for a country that last part of its soul. the situation is under control.

a reassuring message from the colleague government after it mistakenly announced on saturday that there had been another volcanic eruption near the eastern city of goma. the false alarm came only a week after mount goggle board, back to life, forcing hundreds of thousands to flee the area. now, some are braving the return home. define warnings that underground lava could suddenly arise anywhere in the region. more than a 1000 volcano, refugees left a campaign under on saturday and queued at the border of the democratic republic of congo in the hope of a return to normal life. once more. slowly returning to the city of goma, many people no longer have anywhere to call home office near or gone, go. volcano rode back to life several days ago. africa the most active. okay. so terrified people flee the congress city as rivers

of law, the killed dozens of people, and left tens of thousands homeless fears that mounts near congo could become active again. days after the initial interruption. spawn massive occupation of more than half of gomez, neighborhood. people have thought shelter, whereas they could including school classrooms. many said they were struggling to find enough food and water as the un called for international aide. however, not everyone face the area frontline house coworkers stayed behind to care for their patients. this new mother was in labor when the alarm with sounded once more we really we took to remain by our patient side. we couldn't run away and follow those who fled. we had to 1st observe and see who among the population would be the last to leave and see if we were going to flee. if the situation became more

complicated. and i will put that, but that's when you name the natural beauty of mount. need a gun, go the trees all the time, nature, leaving thousands to pick up the pieces and rebuild their lives and changing topics. now let's look at the biggest sports headline of the day in european football. chelsea have won the champions league final in the portuguese city of poor joe, they defeated manchester city. 5000 lucky fans were allowed in the stadium for the all english affair. the match was fairly even with both sides, having difficulty breaking through. but just before house time, chelsea's drug or tie, harmon scored the 1st champion lead goal of his career and his timing couldn't have been any better. one mil for chelsea and the clubs,

2nd champions league title watching b w news line from berlin. stay tuned for world story. i'll be back at the top of the hour with more headlines for now though, for me and the entire team in the newsroom. thank you. so much very companies who's the against the corona virus pandemic now has the rate of infection in developing what measures are being taken. what does the latest research say? information and context, ah, my recent date because it special monday to friday on the w.