and just moments ago the museum held a press conference and our very own correspondent aaron tilton know was there and he's also at the crime scene in dresden aaron of course was so baffling about this story is the security or the lack of security was that address at all or during this press conference. oh it most certainly was the museum's head of security actually again raises the question everyone seems everyone here rather seems to be asking whether or not the burglars actually had a man on the inside of the building now the head of security said the attack was unusually well prepared and executed and saying that they may have actually had some inside information which actually allowed them to carry out the attack so swiftly i mean they were in and out in just some 5 minutes time there's also been questions raised about exactly what they knew about the security system because of well the their attack on the lighting system outside the building we know that they used a small fire which actually killed the city lights on the streets and that was even to darken the inside the building e

aaron tilton on the scene there in dress than thank you aaron. here in berlin thousands of farmers have entered the city to demonstrate against the government's agricultural policies the farmers have driven in from across germany causing traffic holdups in and around the capital organizers say they expect 10000 to join the combination of the protest at the brandenburg gate farmers don't like plans to bring in sirte to protection of insects and the environment. and let's go right to our correspondent covering the story for us at brandenburg gate hi hans why are we seeing this demonstration and why now. well what's surprising about the sim inspiration is that it's not actually being organized by any official organization of pharmacists more or less a spontaneous movement of farmers maybe comparable to something like the vests in france something like that it's grew out of a facebook group that was founded just a few weeks ago and has led to demonstrations all across germany by farmers driving their tractors and trucks into tollens protesting agains

aaron tilton on the scene there in dresden thank you. thank you in albania at least 7 people have been killed and hundreds more injured in the most powerful earthquake to hit the country in decades the 6.4 magnitude quake struck 30 kilometers northwest of the capital to run up causing buildings to collapse and sending panicked residents out into the streets it is the 2nd earthquake to hit the country in 2 months. and earlier we spoke to journalist based out of lake met in tehran a he gave us this update on the situation emergency crews searched here deacon with their bare hands and we have the equipment into a focal point to the portal city of durham and in the village up which is very close to. the center of the earthquake there was a better response from the authorities that this time compared to their wait that he did september. army corps of engineers were ready to respond to some rescue efforts that have been successful in these 2 buildings in amman and and also in this building in the park looked on the doors. and news is now also

aaron tilton on the scene there in dresden thank you aaron. let's catch up now on some other stories making headlines around the world in iraq one protester has been shot dead in baghdad and many others have been wounded in the country's south a mid escalating anti-government protests in basra protesters blocked the streets to prevent government employees from getting to work the demonstration started in october directed at what protestors see as a corrupt political class. hong kong's leader kerry lamb says her government will seriously reflect on the results of an election that saw pro-democracy candidates make massive gains on congress been rocked by months of violent protests against beijing's rule the opposition's landslide victory is being seen as a clear rejection of lam's handling of the unrest. the chief of staff of malta government keith schembri has resigned protesters had demanded the schembri step down because of this ties to a businessman who is being investigated over the murder of journalist. she had been investigating corruptio

and correspondent aaron tilton is at the crime scene in dresden erin you know 1st of all a tell us a little bit more about the investigation into the spectacular heist what's the latest. well as you can see behind me the police cordon around the window that the thieves actually use to gain entrance to the building has been removed and we're also told that forensics teams at least for now have called off the hunt for clues within the building although that's likely to continue in the coming hours we know that right now that they're looking for d.n.a. and fiber evidence which might help the police actually besar ascertain the identity of the thieves who broken the building however that search is likely to be a long and difficult one a police spokesman recently said that the building plays host to some 10000 or several tens of thousands of people each and every day and looking for evidence of 2 men within that huge mass of information is like the proverbial hunt for a needle in a haystack we also know they're continuing to look at 2 small fires which are reported around. their own devic

aaron tilton on the scene there in dresden thank you aaron. now to some other stories making headlines around the world the chief of staff of malta government keith the schembri has resigned protesters that demanded that schembri step down because of his ties to of businessmen who is being investigated over the murder of journalist daphne want to go she had been investigating corruption in malta including among politicians. france says 13 of its troops have died in a helicopter crash in mali the accident happened when 2 helicopters collided during an operation against jihad ists in the country's north it's the single biggest loss of life since france intervened in mali in 2013 to combat the islamist insurgency. peru's constitutional court has ordered the release of opposition leader would you moria she is expected to walk free next week after spending more than a year in pretrial detention but she still facing corruption charges and a lengthy court battle for 2 more is accused of accepting bribes for her 2011 presidential campaign. and hong ko

aaron tilton on the scene there in dress than thank you aaron. in albania at least 13 people have been killed and hundreds more injured in the most powerful earthquake to hit the country in decades the 6.4 magnitude quake struck 30 kilometers northwest of the capital tirana causing buildings to collapse and sending panicked residents out into the streets it is the 2nd to earthquake to hit the country in 2 months. and let's get the very latest on the situation now we can speak to journalist alice taylor in to run hi alice thank you for joining us here in d w what is the situation there right now. at the moment it's very difficult and obviously everyone's on tenterhooks shaping is going to be no more aftershocks and the race is on to try and ritchie who are trapped in the rubble in jersey and maybe an hour and a half ago i am not the building collapsed with 7 people inside 2 bodies leukemic have heard but they haven't been able to locate the other 5 people inside who is of the same family and it's believed there are countless others spithead she st

to break the bank really for these companies they would need a curfew on us instead of puerto aaron tilton thank you so much thank you. this is news these are our top stories in hong kong anti-government protesters are mourning a 22 year old student who died from his injuries the events leading up to the instant are still unclear but it's believed he fell from a parking garage after police fired tear gas during clashes with demonstrators last weekend. u.s. secretary of state mike pale is stressed the importance of the nato military alliance after a meeting with german chancellor angela merkel is wrapping up a 2 day visit to germany to mark the 30th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall. brushfires in eastern australia have been burning out of control with firefighters warning the situation is unprecedented the affected area spans a 1000 kilometer stretch of the coast and many residents have been urged to evacuate. for lenses brandenburg gate is awash with a light display ahead of tomorrow's 30th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall also to mark the occasion u.s. secretary of sta

correspondent erin tilton is at the crime scene for us tonight in dresden aaron do we know any more about the suspects at this stage. well over the last several hours we've been able to observe forensics teams which you can actually see right here over my right shoulder going in and out of the building and it seems they're looking at every possible clue or every possible avenue of investigation to see exactly if they can locate find the identity of the thieves in question and also possibly any clues to the location of the jewels which were stolen now we've been seeing the flash photography and actually were able to hear some type of alarm system go off recently so it seems like they're really pursuing any possible avenue of investigation so far the police themselves have been rather tight lipped we haven't heard about any new major clues coming out from them and it does seem we are still pretty much there we were this morning basically we know that at least 2 men broke into the building they were able to actually enter just through this window over my right hand shoulder they spent severa