this expert advice and excellent job opportunities starts in new jersey now on korea's for germany called the business day that we knew it was long from berlin. a suicide bomber strikes a crowded railway station in pockets. don dozens are killed of hundreds wait for a train. the separatist group says it carried out the attack. also coming up the thousands of women protesting to washington against donald trump's election victory. we report line from the us capital and growing anger in spain over the response to flooding that has killed more than 200 people. the

on the call fairly, who welcome to the program. dozens of people have been killed and many more injured in a suicide bombing. at a railway station and pockets done, officials stay the bomber targeted a crowd, a platform is hundreds, waited to travel, the separatists baluchistan. liberation army says it was behind the attack is a crowded train platform as quotes on this cctv footage. and then a pa, full explosion rips through. officials estimate they've been around a 100 people here among them soldiers own waiting to board, a train. when the blast hit around 845 on saturday morning. it was about the, the people who were running here. and there and k us somewhere injured,

something with missing um, legs or even hands. at a nearby hospital, dozens of victims were rushed in. some critically wounded. i'm the guy, i bought a ticket and went to the station. not long after i arrived, the blast happened to the people who with me were injured. there was more people near me have the model. god knows what happened to them. the police are investigating the incident, but they suspected was the work of a suicide bomber and outlawed separatist group. the below just on liberation army or b. l a says it carried out the attack to do better assemble the terrorists often see counsel soft targets out of frustration when their people are arrested. they also attacked in retaliation and then we all have to fight this war. but we're steadfast, as you can see through the way we responded. all our teams reach the victims and

they are trying to save as many lives as they can or available yet, which is good because obviously the, the loankey john majestic in the b l. a is one of several groups behind a wave of attacks and the below just done province. they've been targeting mostly security forces and foreigners in the mineral rich region, posing a growing threat to security in pakistan. i'm not a mere is a freelance journalist following the story for us from his law about and he told us more about the group that carried out the bombing. yeah, via below should impression most not depression autumn you'd be late. so separate estimated on group which is fighting for the independence overall just on for the last 2 decades. and it has been designated as a better starting resolution by. ready the government of august on and state department, and recently the, the activities and the intensity of your tax of this group having greeted in august, this is dick any delta senior tax. richard executive linking more than 70 people.

and they have also targeted the chinese people in august on and because it's sort of in but not just on and because we do have them as attached to the below to population here. so they are intensifying the ash a lot against the government of pakistan. and they claim that the below to the, the below which identity is under that. and that's why due to like the social economic situation and the political situation in part to some they're also getting a lot of people who are joining them, which is a really natural sense of the ground. was a non a mirror in islam of. but let's take a quick look now at some other news making headlines around the world. to levin's health ministry says at least 7 people have been killed and new is really air strikes on the coastal city of tire. israel also launched strikes on be rude over 9 saying it was targeting has was command centers and a weapons manufacturing site has the last set. it fired dozens of rockers into northern israel. the european union's foreign policy changes up re,

has to express the blogs, unwavering support for ukraine. he's the 1st senior e. u official to visit came since donald trump's election victory. right? said brussels has to provide more military training and money and allow ukraine to strike military targets inside russia. full as prime minister donald tusk says he expects less u. s. involvement and ukraine following donald trump's election. victory task also believes europe will have to take more responsibility for its own security. he announced an upcoming warsaw visit by nato chief mark richard to discuss the trans atlantic co operation going forward. and us media report that president elect donald trump is again preparing to withdraw america from the parish climate agreement. the new york times rights that trumps transition team is preparing to execute orders to pull out according to the paper. trump will also allow more mining and drilling for oil, and thousands are taking part in

a women's march and washington d. c to protest against donald trump's election when they're worried. his 2nd term in the office will further erode women's access to reproductive health care. a similar riley is planned for new york city. 8 years ago, almost half a 1000000 people descended on washington for women's march denouncing trumps. first presidency of cross over to corresponded boston had taken washington the standing by at the women's march. welcome to the program, boston. now the women's march triggered by drums, 1st selection is considered to be the united states biggest every single day demonstration house. today's protest shaping up. as you can see behind me here, you can see a few dozen women have so far shown up. yes, i understand though that this was called the last minute really this, this was put out maybe 2 days ago that this was going to happen. there was a march, a women march. so it's a week ago before the election. that's all

a few 1000 people turn up. now, i don't know exactly how many people are going to turn up today, but this is, this is the 1st response. this is women coming out saying that they don't agree. obviously, with the, with the policies of the incoming trump administration and that they want to make their voices heard me and i'm every woman sounding there in the background. now what exactly do organizes and participants aim to, to achieve with this protest? right. i mean, they're aware of the fact that this one protest won't change a lot basically, but i've spoken to some of the women who are here. and one of the women said, for example, her father died in combat in the us military. and she says she doesn't want her dad to have given his life for a country that takes away her rights. and so that's why she's coming out because she wants to fight for her right. and another woman,

such as just appointed in the election result and disappointed, also sad, and also angry with the fact that, you know, trump was elected again. and trump was elected by people. obviously didn't take into consideration what that would mean for other people, especially for women, but not only for women. there's also other groups that sent to potentially suffer in their rights to potentially be taken away by the incoming trumpet ministration. and that defies to avoid that doesn't stop today, does it? what else or active is planning? the exactly so say says i say it is a 1st response to the election result from tuesday, obviously. but organizes of all reset the will be a big march on january 18th. they've already announced that that's not gonna only be a women's march then that's going to be. it's called a people's march, so they expect a lot more people to turn out then. that's obviously going to be shortly before the inauguration of president of the incoming president elect from so they expect

a lot more people to defend on washington d. c. then. and to show that they don't agree with the policies that the incoming district administration has put forward, especially on hockey in washington dc. thank you so much for that update. the germany is marketing the 35th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall. today, the barrier put up by communist east germany in 1961 stood for 28 years as a symbol of oppression. a popular uprising brought down the wall and the regime that built it disappeared with the next to the german party. i'm in building a stretch of the river here was part of the deadly border between east and west berlin as an extension of the building warner. 35, he is after the war, came down. this color for the installation of messages for peace was created.

democracy in the past 3, the name was divided by allied troops after the 2nd world war, and in 1961, the east german authorities began building a portable, eventually stretching 170 kilometer. just weeks before construction began is germany's leader famously denied any such plans existed in mind that the communist officials stepped the will an anti fascist protective barrier. but the heavy got it boat. it was designed to stop the thousands of east germany and citizens from fleeing to the west of hundreds of believe to, to have died trying to cross the bilingual and other parts of the, in a gem in boulder. in 1989 inspired by me, how you go about you also reform policies in the soviet union. east germans demanded

more freedom from the government. the last 2 weeks of protest these to him and government gave him finally allowing the citizens to travel in the historic move. on november 9th, 19189 buddhas, well opened, the bilingual came down and germany was eventually re unified. this is one of the few crossing points that used to exist between east and west spinning tech point. charley and the city center one separating the american sector in the west and soviet controlled east spending. today, it is one of the cities most famous attractions. here the world is gone,

only the golf house and sniffed. elsewhere in the city. remnants of the world remain visible mark on the surface and the silent reminder of a city once divided into a testament to the peaceful protests that lead to reunification in spain. the anger is growing over the response to flooding that has killed more than 220 people. protesters are gathering in valencia at this hour. the hardest hit region. dozens are still missing after a torrent swept away vehicles and people tearing through the streets of buildings and destroying railway lines. and some areas more than a years worth of rain fell in just 8 hours. volunteers and troops are still clearing up and searching for victims. w, corresponding young philip charles is following this for us from valencia. he told us earlier, what's behind the anger over the response to these floods?

yeah, more than 20 civil society organizations at all for the protest and that demanding the resignation of those responsible for the disastrous crisis management at all the resignation of regional lead. i'd call on my son because it's the reason the governments is that the 3 funds for both positive protection and crisis management and many web experts have come forward the recent days. and they said that many debt, which has been avoided with a that's a crisis management system in place. so people are demanding political responsibilities. and as the money responsible people to step out and shifting gears now beyond say it has become the most nominated artist at the grammy awards. beyond say, had been tied with her husband, j. z for the top nomination spot. having received $88.00 each. but she has not received 11 more knobs for her album,

cowboy carter. other nominees include taylor swift, bailey islas, chapel, rhone, and sabrina carpenter. the winners will be announced in february. so finally, france has been hosting a competition. that's all about cutting edge technology. 19 teams have been shopping and signed their way through the lumber jacking world championships. 3 of them made the final cuts, the us, canada, and australia. ultimately, the shopper roots were victoria, is the, all the acts been hacked, their way to a pair of world records for most consecutive titles. and most titles overall. the americans in 2nd place and the reminder of our top story before we go. dozens of people have been killed and many more injured and a suicide bombing at a railway station in the pockets, donnie city of keta. the separatist group says it's carried out the attack

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