francis of voids mentioning myanmar's persecuted range of muslims by name in a speech alongside aung sang suu kyi. as the u.n. security council takes up human trafficking in libya we look at how people fleeing war on poverty are falling into twenty first century slavery. islands deputy leader resigned saving the country's government at a crucial moment in bragg's it talks. hollow hudl kenyatta has urged his divided nation to move on from months of political upheaval after being sworn in for a second term as kenya's president is you know he ration follows a violent and drawn out election process which included two disputed polls kenyata all leaders to serve the nation regardless of political affiliation and said he would dare to dedicate all his energy to building what he called unity and nationhood. today. is the one hundred twenty third day since we began on august the. traditional that isn't there for months. and i repeat. all blown electoral process the elections. on now firmly behind us it's been a trying time. but once again canyons of zone the resilience. in calming the person on the passes

illegitimate also coming up what the pope did not say pope francis needs me and more leader aung sang suu kyi calling for respect for all ethnic groups but he avoids the term row hinge. also coming up a shock in germany as a small town mayor is the victim of a knife attack. in known for his welcoming stance on refugees says he owes his life to members of the public who rushed to save him. i'm good. have you with us we have some breaking news coming in north korea has fired a ballistic missile here's what we know south korean military sources reportedly saying that an unidentified missile was fired eastward from an area north of the capital pyongyang though it says u.s. and south korean officials are analyzing the trajectory of the walks we also understand that the u.s. has confirmed it was a ballistic missile launch we will have more for you as details come in but again breaking news here a ballistic missile launch from north korea it's a kenya now and a presidential inauguration full of pageantry and protests after months of election drama kenya's president you are can yatta has been sworn i

gas opposition protesters and what the pope did not say pope francis meets me and more leader aung sang suu kyi calling for respect for all ethnic groups but he avoids the term row hinge. i'm bringing off it's good to have you with us tonight north korea has launched a new ballistic missile which reportedly landed close to japan the pentagon believes it was an i.c.b.m. an intercontinental ballistic missile tokyo says it may have landed inside the country's air defense identification zone in the sea of japan tokyo reportedly has called for an emergency session of the un security council as a result of this is the latest in a series of missile tests this year the last missile flew over northern japan landing in the pacific ocean. well for the latest now i'm joined by our washington correspondent carsten phenomena need to you karsten so what's the latest that you're hearing about this i.c.b.m. watch at the pentagon has stated that it believed that this was indeed an intercontinental ballistic missile that it flew about one thousand kilometers trouble about one thousand kilometers and flew for abou

secretary of state rex tillerson has held talks with me and mars leader aung sang suu kyi on the sidelines of the azi on summit tillerson flies to be in march tomorrow to discuss the rodin job refugee crisis suchi is under global pressure to take action more than six hundred thousand or hinge of muslims have fled a military crackdown to neighboring bangladesh. soccer now it was italy's worst nightmare mama mia not qualifying for next year's world cup and it happened italy failed to beat sweden in a qualifying match and they are out of the world cup leaving the nation stunned and disappointed. talian football's worst nightmare has come true a lack of firepower against sweden leaves gigi buffon and company missing out on only the third world cup in the team's history the is or is fans were understandably dejected afterwards and blaming everyone for the defeat. but this is everyone's fault not just the fault of the coach as federation president to vecchio fault it's the federations felt the match mirror as a country which is falling apart like you in italy is still trying to accept their eart

it should be brought up that the pope tomorrow will be meeting with aung sang suu kyi the state councilor he will be giving a speech tomorrow evening in the capital naypyidaw and this can be really interesting to see what he says what does he say about the read into this the identify them by that name and how firmly does he speak in support of them he will also lead a mass hearing and ban on wednesday and also during this trip he will be meeting with the military commander in chief senior gentleman on along and keep in mind here the country's military is not controlled by the civilian government the head of the civilian government state council on some suchi she has no control over the military and the military's counter-insurgency insurgency campaign or a kind state has been widely popular with most of the people in this country you know you've heard terms by the u.s. and the u.n. calling it i mean most people in the country reject that say it has not gone that far. david greene obama journalist based in young talking about the pope's visit to me and mom this is a look at some other stor

francis' of voice mentioning myanmar's persecuted range of muslims by name as he stands with aung sang suu kyi calling for peace. as the u.n. prepares to look into human trafficking in libya we examine how people fleeing war and poverty are falling into the twenty first century slavery. and new evidence suggests an oil giant colluded with the government to punish nigerian villages who complained about spills i'm touching on a franchise with the sport. news including the one year anniversary of the plane crash that killed team players and staff of brazilian football poptropica wednesday . who kenyatta has his divided nation to move on from months of political up he will after being sworn in for a second term as kenya's president his inauguration follows the violent and drawn out election process which included two disputed polls kenya all leaders to serve the nation regardless of political affiliation and said he would dedicate all his energy to building what he called unity and nationhood president kenyatta as kenyans to move on from those elections here's some of what he had to say today is t

pope francis arrives in myanmar's capital where he will meet the country's leader aung sang suu kyi with all the focus on the range of crisis i'm tatiana sanchez with all the sports new thing clipping the one hand. vast three other plane crash that killed team players and staff of brazilian football team capital entities house later in the program. has been sworn in for a second term and final term as kenya's president the inauguration ceremony follows four months of often violent political upheaval the left more than fifty people dead opposition leader royler a day has vowed to fight on against kenyatta's presidency. i will protect and not the sole rinty the sovereignity integrity integrity and the dignity of the people of kenya and dignity of the people of kenya so help me god for help. so how did we get here well who can ya to was declared the winner of the first election in august the electric commission reported he got just over fifty four percent of the votes or took forty four percent but a danger and never accepted that he took his objections to the supreme court citing mistakes

unclear and it doesn't seem like he can probably have a lot of influence on the general with aung sang suu kyi you know she's come under a lot of criticism for not speaking up on behalf of the right hand what influence he can have on her is certainly up for debate but most analysts i've spoken to say it's unlikely that he can change the narrative in this country much the way most people in this country feel this issue because most people in the country support the military's campaign and don't agree with the charge of ethnic cleansing but what a lot of people say is he could have some impact on how the international community looks at this issue and in what way they may support on song suchi so that may be where he can have more impact say thank you so much for that update david greene about a journalist based in yangon myanmar. a red alert has been issued on the indonesian holiday island of bali as fears rise of a major volcanic eruption authorities have evacuated forty thousand people around mt gloom but the country's disaster agency says tens of thousands more still need to move airports ha

secretary of state rex tillerson has held talks with me in mars' leader aung sang suu kyi it happened on the sidelines of the a xian summit tillerson flies to me in march tomorrow to discuss the row hinge refugee crisis suchi is under global pressure to take action more than six hundred thousand row hinge of muslims have fled a military crackdown to neighboring bangladesh thousands of women have protested in brazil over moves in parliament to criminalize abortions without exception terminations are currently allowed in limited cases including rape and life threatening pregnancies the proposed total ban would need a majority in both houses to become law. volunteers in indonesia have managed to save six sperm whales stranded on a beach in ahci province hundreds of locals looked on as the massive mammals take a look right here were pushed out into deeper water the beached pond was discovered on monday for whales died before they could be rescued you're watching t.w. news live from berlin still to come italy missed out on the world cup after they failed to be sweden in their qualifying pl

this is deja news coming to you live from berlin pope francis meets me and ma leader aung sang suu kyi the pope was under pressure to release the violent persecution of myanmar's it will hinge up muslim minority in the talks didn't say enough to satisfy human rights groups and the rohingya themselves we'll go live to our correspondent also coming up in kenya a president who can yasser has been sworn in for a second five year term of office before the ceremony police had to use tear gas to separate his supporters and those who support the losing the election. and it looks like as if the controversial read life for satan is about to make it unexpected intervention in the formation of germany's next government we'll tell you why. hello and welcome i'm honored that she. pope francis held talks with me in mali the unsung suchi in the country's capital and maybe dull all eyes one to how the outspoken catholic leader would address the issue off the road king john was limbs which the one has said are victims of ethnic cleansing the pontiff said that me and ma was suffering deep divisions and u

tomorrow, pope francis meets with embattled leader aung sang suu kyi, herself once under house arrest. he'll give his first public address, where he will say myanmar's future rests in respect for each ethnic group. he's hoping his presence, if not his words, are enough to build bridges. >> james, thank you. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. cyber monday still under way. and what we learn today about the hours between 8:00 and 11:00 tonight. >>> also ahead on the news tonight, police opening fire in a mall filled with holiday shoppers. who they were aiming for. >>> the major train derailment in this country. the dangerous chemical leak. families warned to shelter in place. >>> and the first lady unveiling christmas at the white house, and what we heard today, what a child could be heard whispering to the first lady. depression is a tangle of multiple symptoms that can make you sad, feel tired, and have difficulty concentrating. trintellix is a prescription medication for depression. it may help you take a step forward in improving your depression.

to respect human rights and ethnic diversity has been holding talks with me and miles leader aung sang suu kyi but the head of the roman catholic church did not mention the word re-injure a military crackdown and widespread violence has forced hundreds of thousands of range of muslims to flee to neighboring bangladesh in what the un is calling ethnic cleansing islands deputy prime minister has resigned over a police whistleblower scandal francis was gerald had been at the center of a political crisis there it looks like the government will now avoid a no confidence motion in parliament which could have triggered early elections during crucial breaks in negotiations as u.n. and syrian opposition delegates gather in geneva video as emerged of government jets continuing their bombing of eastern hooter on the outskirts of damascus three people died in the airstrikes on tuesday at least nineteen were killed in separate strikes earlier in the day the u.n. says the outside government has now agreed to a cease fire there and the un refugee agency chief is briefing the security council on allegations o

direct mention of me in mas ranges the minority as he appears alongside the country's leader aung sang suu kyi as why do expect the head of the roman catholic church insisted the mean washed respect the rights of all ethnic groups and military crackdown has forced hundreds of thousands of to flee to neighboring bangladesh bali's airport has been shot for a second day as an erupting volcano disrupts travel plans and threatens thousands on the indonesian island mind agony is spewing huge crowds of ash into the air and officials are warning a larger eruption is imminent who see a headline stay with us up next it's a story see you later. with . with. over an. idea rabia the government. accused of failing to follow proper procedures. regulated and. this is a story. with. with. with. other than a welcome to the program i'm laura kyle and he is in greece on demanding about a seventy nine million dollars deal with saudi arabia that's now on hold positions new democracy basi accuses defense minister panels coming off of illegally employing a middleman to negotiate with the saudis and the saudi agreemen

he's been in myanmar, to meet the head of its military and its de facto leader, aung sang suu kyi.usands of rohingya refugees have fled myanmar because of what's been described as "textbook ethnic cleansing". our correspondent justin rowlatt has been to what's rapidly becoming — the world's biggest refugee camp in the port city of cox's bazar. a bangladeshi army speedboat patrols the river that marks the border with myanmar. from the boat, you can see tens and hundreds of people trapped on the beaches. they are desperate to escape. so desperate they will take incredible risks. some 60 people arrived on this raft made of plastic containers, lashed together with rope. one big wave could have broken it apart. yet babies and grandparents made the journey. they tell the same, now—familiar stories of violence and horror. "they kept us on a beach for a month and a half," she says. "we had so little food. the army shot my husband, blinding him in one eye." like many new arrivals, they are in terrible shape. noor is two and half years old and severely malnourished. if she doesn't receive nu

the us secretary of state, rex tillerson, is in myanmar for talks with the country's leader, aung sang suu kyiheduled to meet the head of the armed forces. mr tillerson is expected to call for an end to the violence in rakhine state which has caused six hundred thousand rohingya muslims to flee to bangladesh in recent months. at least five people, including a gunman, have been killed in a shooting at an elementary school in northern california. several people including three children were injured in the shooting at the rancho tehama school. the gunman is said to have fired randomly until two police officers killed him. at least seven scenes are being investigated and police say there may be more victims. australia has voted in favour of legalising same—sex marriages. the results of an eight week postal survey showed more than 61% of voters were in favour — the government has pledged to introduce legislation before the end of the year. this is the moment the announcement was made. for the national result, "yes" responses 7,817,2a7, representing 61.6% of clear responses. that's 61.6% of clear re

muslim's tillerson made his remarks after talks in me and more with the country's embattled leader aung sang suu kyi tillerson said those responsible for these human rights violations must be held accountable but he stopped short of recommending sanctions against myanmar government more than six hundred thousand rohingya muslims have fled military operations in myanmar for neighboring bangladesh. here's more of what tillerson had to say when margaret price into the critical of the of the more democratic side of the market. through the floor while the bull market i want to talk about. it is the responsibility of the government and if your order to protect and respect human rights the war within the borders. well still to come on day w. germany and france will play out a highly entertaining draw on tuesday evening and while pose the question could one of these teams win next year as world cup. but first monica at our business desk a good day for airbus understand actually better than the past few days of the dubai and shows because ebbers might have heard trouble selling its flagship carrier the a thr

the us secretary of state, rex tillerson, is in myanmar for talks with the country's leader, aung sang suu kyi's expected to call for an end to the violence in rakhine state which has caused 600,000 rohingya muslims to flee to bangladesh in recent months. the united nations is warning that the catastrophic humanitarian crisis in yemen is worsening and that unless aid is let in millions more lives will be at risk. the saudi—led coalition tightened its two—year blockade of the country last week in response to a ballistic missile fired at riyadh by rebel forces backed by iran. extreme hunger and disease are already killing an estimated 130 children a day. from yemen, clive myrie has this special report. this is a story about war and its humiliations. the stripping of dignity. but it's also about the desert trek to safety. it's a story of survival. screams and gunfire there's panic at a school in the yemeni capital, sana'a, a city under houthi rebel control. frenzied shouting a saudi coalition air strike targeting a nearby building has blown out the school's windows. in this conflict, death can co

groups as ethnic cleansing now the pope will meet with the nobel laureate and civilian leader aung sang suu kyi although catholic leaders are stressing she has no influence with the country's military leaders or with its treatment of the revenger now we'll get an update from our correspondent in myanmar boskin hearties but first he sent us this report on the hopes of many of the people in myanmar right now. church courtyards and yang gone are bursting at the seams this week. hundreds of thousands of believers have flocked from all four corners of the country wanting to see the pope and many of them are young. to resupply and i was part of a catholic youth group from pitchin state in the north of me and mark. a region that's been plagued by a war between the military and ethnic rebel armies one third of the population there is christian. for teresa and most of the others in the group it's their first ever trip to the big city so they're eager to set out and explore. most of all they want to experience the pope. they hope to return home with the courage to make their country a better place but ar

introduced a bill which would do strict military cooperation until the violence stops minimize leader aung sang suu kyi has visited northern rakhine state for the first time since a military crackdown forced more than six hundred thousand ranger to flee she's been widely criticized internationally accused of inaction over what the u.n. says is that samick cleansing from young gone is translated. this is a first time in rakhine state military offensive began in august accompanied by government officials and prominence business leaders she visited several villages and spoke to people there including both muslims and buddhists. all of us want to live in peace she reportedly said adding that everyone will have to try hard to achieve that analysts say that's a wider message that is trying to put across i think it's all designed to give the appearance of some kind of stability and a normalcy that simply doesn't exist there and again i think this is her. dissolve tree attempt at spin to convince the world that everything so kind and that she's in charge of the situation these are the scenes that would have gr

justify the system of apartheid and back at the foreign ministers' meeting myanmar's leader aung sang suu kyi said that her government is working with bangladesh on an agreement a repatriation for those who fled over the last three months the bangladeshi foreign minister will stay on after the meeting in myanmar continuing with the negotiations repatriations working toward a memo of understanding or demo you this is why we have going to be having byelection discussions to do for tomorrow and the day often and we hope that this will result in a more human side which is to enable us to start the safe and volunteer retention of older who's not going cross the border it won't be an easy process as many fled quickly as the violence escalated they won't have the documents to prove they lived in rakhine state many ribbons of villages were burned raising the question if they are repatriated what conditions will they face and what are the guarantees that violence won't flare get it's got harder al-jazeera the am gone. a u.s. aircraft searching for a missing arjan time submarine has spotted white flare

ethnic cleansing against his minority muslim or hindu the pontiff is expected to meet leader aung sang suu kyi as well as the head of the military is not yet known how he will deal with the sensitivity of the with the government insisting he doesn't even mention them by name but he's been a vocal advocate of their rights in the past more than six hundred thousand have fled violence led by the military and are now in bangladesh it's got to highlight has more from younger. pope francis arriving here at the archbishop of young guns compound this is where he's going to spend the next three nights here in myanmar today on monday is a rest day he's going to stay here and meet with some of the local clergy and then on tuesday morning tuesday afternoon i should say he's going to head to the capital that's where the bulk of the meetings with the leadership of this nation will take place and that's where we assume a lot of the discussion about the real hinge issue will be brought up but right now on monday rest day he's just arriving to the compound here of the archbishop and then on wednesday here whol

mention of main masri hinge in this the minority as he appeared alongside the country's leader aung sang suu kyi the pope touched on the range of crisis but never directly named the ethnic group as why be expected he insisted we in march should respect the rights of all ethnic groups scott heiler explains. pope francis traveled to the capital a poor tuesday on a day trip for me i'm going to meet unsung suchi she introduced the pope after their closed door meeting of the many challenges that our government has been facing the situation in the rakhine has most strongly captured the attention of the world. touching on the issue that many are waiting to be brought up the plight of the ranger. while not calling them by name though he has before he alluded to their plight one a growing number of nations and international bodies are calling ethnic cleansing. the future of me and my must be peace a peace based on respect for the dignity and rights of each member of society respect for each ethnic group and its identity respect for the rule of law and respect for a democratic order that enables each indi

has to come back and give himself or he would be considered a fugitive i mean lost leader aung sang suu kyi has visited record and state for the first time since a military crackdown forced more than six hundred thousand range of muslims to flee their homes the nobel laureate has been facing international criticism for failing to speak up in defense of the ranger and the u.n. say are the victims of ethnic cleansing israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu meeting the u.k. prime minister to resign may in london netanyahu his visit coincides with the centenary of the balfour declaration by britain promised the creation of a jewish state in palestine decoration has long been condemned by many palestinians . newly released documents recovered from osama bin laden's pakistan compound a british show secret dealings between iran and al qaeda a nine hundred page report that was included in the release by the cia says iran offered al qaeda money weapons and training to hit american targets in saudi arabia iran denies any involvement with the group bin laden was killed in his compound in twenty elev

to respect human rights and ethnic diversity he's been holding talks with the animals leader aung sang suu kyi but the head of the roman catholic church did not mention the word range of a military crackdown and widespread violence has forced hundreds of thousands of range of muslims to flee to neighboring bangladesh in what the u.n. calls ethnic cleansing. but. peace is based on respect and dignity and the rights of every member of society and for every ethnic group and its identity to be respected under human rights and the democratic order no individual or ethnic group should be excluded everyone can offer a legitimate contribution to the common good and the great work of reconciliation the national integration of religious communities and their differences must not be a source of division of. the situation in the rakhine as most strongly captured the attention of the world. as we address longstanding issues social economic and political that have eroded trust and understanding harmony and cooperation between different communities and the support of our people and of good friends who only r

the hindu refugees who are fleeing the country ministers pressured me on mars de facto leader aung sang suu kyi over the violent persecution of the country's muslim minority the top diplomat frederica mogul raney expressed her hope that many would be allowed to return from neighboring bangladesh. now germany's foreign minister was also at the meeting he too expressed confidence that an agreement could be reached through one of the two windows firstly it's ok to have a car and bangladesh want to do everything they can so that the refugees can return back home but they must reach an agreement which is being prepared now the main question is how safe is the region and what will the living conditions there be like the city predicted it's clear the government here in myanmar must create a safe environment a human for refugees to come back to work. and hundreds of thousands of real him to have fled bangladesh where they are living in dire conditions on the way to the summit germany's foreign minister visited a refugee camp in bangladesh and our correspondent all over salat sent us this report. this i

aung sang suu kyi is shaking hands here to sign a deal. many of the refugees are at cox's bazar. of people to re—patriate. this is drone footage, showing how far the make shift refugee camp spreads out. the army says that the august crackdown were for attacks by rohingya militants. there has been mounting international pressure on myanmar. as we told you, the crisis is being termed ethnic cleansing by the un and the us. this is an important point for us from the burma correspondent for the bbc: and we have another angle from akbar, who is in the bangladeshi capital, dhaka. this is crucial. originally myanmar was reluctant to sign this kind of deal. after signing the deal, the bangladeshi foreign minister told us that the repatriation process is to start after two months. but mainly the bangladeshi are sceptical about the bangladeshi are sceptical about the deal. they think that myanmar signed the deal just the deal. they think that myanmar signed the dealjust to minimise international pressure on them. and they believe that this is on the pa rt they believe that this is on the pa

the general handles things it really doesn't could he perhaps have a little bit more sway with aung sang suu kyi the state council has lead a sibling by government perhaps and most analysts i speak to say really where the pope could probably have the most influence is how the outside world looks at this because of this crisis going in rakhine state they think that's where he could probably have the most influence and even what does this visit mean for the tiny catholic community in the country what is this situation like beef if you can well they're just so overjoyed i mean i was out on the streets of yangon today we're just thousands and thousands of people had lined up to see the pope drive by many of these people kitchen state which is way north of here a lot of christians who which is a kitchen i should say that's largely christian not just catholic though but that's a largely christian era and a lot of the roman catholics from kitchens they traveled two days by train to get here and many of them are camping out in parking lots and yards of local churches during the last few days so these pe

this is deja news coming to you live from berlin pope francis meets me and my leader aung sang suu kyi the pope calls for respect for all ethnic groups but he avoids using the term looking just to say enough to satisfy human rights groups and the road enjoy themselves also coming up in kenya present who can iata is sworn in for a second five year term he promises to work to unite the country but even as you spoke with his way using tear gas and supporters of the opposition leader and ilo odinga . and the reeds killer guy facilitated by environmentalist threatens to poison relations between germany's two main parties just as they enter talks in forming a government we'll tell you why. loss in the next sixty minutes the internet's currency bitcoin so was to new heights it's now trading at nearly ten thousand dollar. is a piece that is bitcoin the stuff of the future doomed to crash. on a warm welcome to you i'm. pope francis talks with me in mali the unsung suchi in the country's capital in a big deal all eyes were on how the outspoken catholic leader would address the issue of muslims t

when mars defacto leader aung sang suu kyi she is also in vietnam where she's expected to come under pressure from leaders at the summit over the ranger refugee crisis canadian prime minister justin trudeau is expected to urge city to end the violence against the range of community living in me and mars northern rock kinds state sochi a nobel peace prize winner has been facing widespread international condemnation for not speaking out against the military crackdown that is for six hundred thousand to flee to neighboring bangladesh and they are bigger as one of them she moved to the computer long camp two months ago after her husband was killed by the army. my name is who. i live in camp with my three kids and my sick mother. we escaped the day the military circles our village and shot dead my husband and lots of other men i could not give him a funeral i just as gave and i saw lots of dead bodies floating in canals. my children are young seven five and three years old they can't help me much my only boy who is the youngest is sick i took him to the doctor today. the doctor was saying

which most native bangladeshis have a hard time surviving themselves as for the pressure on aung sang suu kyi and on the generals in myanmar it is been inadequate it came primarily very late and you can't simply make a decision like this or make a policy like like this by decree again there has to be participation of the u.n. refugee agency and there has to be consultation and consent of the refugees involved how much of this entire crisis in your mind has been driven by something that the military a well aware of and it's not ruled that they adopted back and i think it was eighty one eighty two to do with citizenship and residency rights it's almost like his part of the military d.n.a. and in a way they can't quite stop themselves. no they can't ethnic cleansing isn't something confined to the past two or three months the ethnic cleansing campaigns against rangers have been going on for years if not decades and i would expect despite the fact that the m.r. thirty's are saying that they'll accept any of us any of several forms of identification as proof that these people fled me on mar one ha

the us secretary of state, rex tillerson, is in myanmar for talks with aung sang suu kyi and the headpokesman said president mugabe and his family were "safe", but that it was targeting people close to him who had caused "social and economic suffering". the move came after president mugabe sacked his deputy, a rival to his wife grace in the struggle to be the country's next leader. the foreign secretary has been speaking about the situation there. well, we are monitoring the situation very closely as you can imagine and our ambassador has been in touch to say if uk nationals are worried, they should get in touch with our embassy. at the moment it is very fluid and it is hard to say exactly how this will turn out. i think the most important point to make is that everybody wants to see a stable and successful zimbabwe and i think we are really appealing for everybody to refrain from violence. that's the crucial thing. bbc africa's nick ericsson has been monitoring events here, and he's with me now. could this be be the end of president robert mugabe of zimbabwe? victoria, it is a very d