are for more now we want to speak to our jerusalem correspondent tanya kramer good evening so you can tell on your so we know that the vice president said he came with a message from the u.s. president and we heard that today what else was in ben's is message to the knesset and to the world. well we heard a speech from impact with fifty could references and also praising history praising the ties between israel and the u.s. and also praising again the u.s. recognition of to islam as the capital of saying what has been done wrong in the past seventy years was being right this time by president he also talked about avon it's interesting because he said to you vote israeli sets an evo never be able to develop a nuclear weapon and that the u.s. would not be able to certify the disastrous venue nuclear deal anymore in the future and also of course what you mentioned already he finally said that the u.s. embassy this very controversial that's touched it and recognition would have been rather soon at that late to the end of next year that it would move from tel aviv. and we also heard the u.

the slap of the century and we will retaliate for more let's bring in jerusalem correspondent tanya kramer who is covering the story for us so tanya we just heard abbas there saying that israel has in effect ended the oslo peace accords take us through his rationale. well he effectively said that israel and the also codes what he means by that is israel's actions and that the also chords for example by continuous building and expanding settlements in the occupied west bank that's one of the criticisms that posting in and maybe it will center council they will discuss the political implications of the decision by u.s. president to recognize to send us the capital of israel and in light of this us decision the positions are not trying to reframe their relations trying to reach frame their point of actions and what that means in concrete policy because we didn't get much of a complete policy in the speech by president abbas you might know that more once just meeting is concluded it's a given that he has made this assessment the success and that the oslo peace accords are dead first of all is

they will give us any hint of what will happen to this embassy move tony thank you so much t w tanya kramer there in jerusalem. the philippines most active volcano has been making thunderous explosions and authorities are warning it could erupt in a matter of days this dramatic time lapse video shows mount my yawn shooting a giant mushroom cloud of volcanic fragments ash and steam into the sky the volcano has been acting up for more than a week forcing thousands of nearby villagers to flee to safety. to tennis now in the australian open is moving to the sharp end with more big names reaching the tournaments quarterfinals in melbourne germany's. is through to the last eight the two thousand and sixteen champion came from behind to be chased away in three sets but will play madison keys next as after the american swept past caroline garcia the number eight seed from france in straight sets and in the men's draw defending champion roger federer a downed martin folks of it in three to set up a quarter final clash with thomas buried. and in american football defending champions the new england p

they do have these tanya kramer thank you for bringing us more on the very special a project. turning now to south sudan where last month a regional powers made yet another attempt to end over four years of civil war in that country government and rebel delegation signed a cease fire but once again it was broken with peace nowhere in sight south sudanese refugees continue to pour across the border into neighboring countries in what has become the biggest refugee crisis on the african continent over a million south sudanese fled to uganda at around eighty thousand have also sought refuge in the democratic republic of congo where they struggle struggle to cope with limited resource resources corrupt authorities and language hurdles correspondent simona fulton traveled to the border town of and sent us this report . and new day a new country and hopefully the beginning of a better life the south sudanese refugees have just crossed the border from south sudan to the democratic republic of congo they fled fighting back home grabbing whatever belongings they could carry. but what to

they will give us any hint of what will happen to this embassy move tony thank you so much t w tanya kramer there in jerusalem. and you're watching the news still to come we take a look back at the weekend's put this legal action where there were goals galore in munich and not all four reigning champions by. reports by rights groups a turkish air strikes have killed at least eleven civilians in northern syria this on the second day of a turkish ground offensive into syria to oust u.s. allied kurdish militia from the area their operation was met with a hail of rockets on turkish towns killing at least one refugee the turkish offensive on is code named operation all of branch it began on saturday and has heightened tensions in the already complicated syrian conflict united states has urged turkey to exercise restraint. turkish border times of paying the price and president safe in neighboring syria at least one person has been killed and dozens injured by rockets fired from the kurdish enclave. despite the danger many people here remain enthusiastic about turkey's military offensive on the ku

for more let's bring in jerusalem correspondent tanya kramer who is covering the story for us so tanya we just heard abbas there saying that israel has in effect ended the oslo peace accords take us through his rationale. well he effectively said that that is where and that the also codes what he means by that is it was actions and that the also cords for example by continuous building and expanding settlements in the occupied west bank that's one of the criticisms the posting of and that made the agreements with israel and the vision of the two state solution. impossible that he made that speech at the beginning of an important meeting by the p.l.o. central council they will discuss the political implications of the decision by u.s. president trump to recognize two recent us the capital of israel and in light of this u.s. decision the postings are now trying to reframe their relations trying to reach frame their point of actions and what that means in concrete policy because we didn't get much of a complete policy in the speech by president abbas you might know a bit more once dismiss

and for more we're joined by tanya kramer who is standing by with the latest from jerusalem so tanya walk us through how important this u.n. aid program is to palestinian refugees. well to be seen in the report. to the methods. created in the sixty's. in late ninety seven as a temporary solution to the political solution is found that hasn't been found and today. takes care about roughly as they say million people across the region not just in the occupied west bank but also in gaza in jordan in syria and in live in arm so that schools education programs. health care and clinics so it also always has been. strong financial pressure and they experiencing off on five year is definitely seen as a major crutch to them and given that people in gaza they have been fearing this significant cut in the aid program what could the impact be on the ground there. well you got there there actually at one point three million people eventually did as refugees and some of them that really belong to mark finer. than so because of the decade. because of this very difficult economic situation they do di

a prime minister denies the allegations and calls them politically motivated our correspondent tanya kramer went to one of the protests calling for netanyahu is resignation. bibi go home bibi go for for the past five weeks every saturday thousands have been demonstrating in tel aviv against corruption what started as a small reeky protest organized by a former employee of the netanyahu president has now gained pace people here would like to see the corruption investigations into israeli prime minister binyamin netanyahu move forward please stealing my money my taxes my future. that's why i'm here simple as that i'm walking here because the government is corrupt b b a prime minister should go home immediately and it works out that i want to change the government because i think it is corrupt that it's what's written here you go home the time has arrived they have been in power for too long a walk which will exactly fall down for months the police have been investigating the people around the israeli prime minister netanyahu in surface question six times his former chief of stuff is now a key

canceled a planned meeting with tense in the west bank let's bring in our jerusalem correspondent tanya kramer to talk about all this. will there be no meeting then between pence and the palestinian leaders whatsoever. yeah that's right it's not on the official sketch of there will be no meeting with palestinian officials and that goes back to a decision that had been taken over it in december after mr trump recognized to resign as to capital of israel beginning of december as you know officials have said at that time that mr penn's is not well come because as you know the trip of mr pence was postponed over to twice he was supposed to come in december nothing has changed on this position yet also what is interesting as well because the visit of mr peres had had been framed in the very beginning by the white house as being a visit to support the christian minorities in the region there would be also no apparently no meeting with christians here with church leaders because they're also highly critical of to jerusalem decision and as well that palestinian president mahmoud abbas has been traveli

problem when it will come to investigations that have not been even started i mean in the future ok tanya kramer thanks so much for that from israel get your modern out of the top stories we're following for you at this hour violent unrest in ten years into a six day in iran where at least twenty one people been killed in the protests the u.s. ambassador to the united nations the halley has called for an emergency session at the u.n. security council to discuss the situation. and north korean officials say they will reopen a communications hotline at the border with the south move comes a mess of possible foreign tensions between the two rivals with leaders on both sides making calls this week for dialogue. this is deja vu news live from berlin we have more coming up at the top of the hour and don't forget you can always get the latest around the clock at our website w dot com we leave you now with something a little frosty some images of that bone chilling cold has been gripping much of the u.s. over the last few days enjoy. the bailout. the be . the be. the bad the bailout the big . thanks the