their lives have gotten in crimea and measurably better i want to bring up the point though moxley botha that alexei made earlier there about president putin's denial initially that there were any russian troops in crimea at first and then much later pretty much the acknowledged it and that there is there was a deficit of trust there with president putin and this is one of the issues with with with the with the breaking of the international order what do you say to that . well i think it's a blatant mis understanding of the situation in crimea because in crimea at the time of the west back might on porch which overthrew the ukrainian government there were some twenty five thousand russian troops by treaty at russian naval bases in the crimea so of course there were russian troops in crimea so why did he deny them why did he deny it at first then what he did not want is that russian troops were actively involved in arranging the referendum in the country this was done through largely through militias that were organized just like the putsch but talian were organized in the west of the cou

in formula one mercedes driver voluntary botha has won the season opening australian grand prix in melbourne over took his teammate lewis hamilton at the first corner and he led for the rest of that race finishing twenty one seconds ahead of the defending champion while red bulls max first stop and was third for both costs it was the fourth grand prix win of his career i don't know what to say yeah this thought was really get. it was that i mean my best race ever. i don't know what happened to us just felt so good and everything was on the draw and. color so so good today truly enjoyable i mean i'm going to enjoy today. golf now and spain's john brom has a one shot lead overbore mcelroy and tommy fleetwood going into the final round of the players' championship australia's jason day is two shots further back if day wins he'll join us small group of players to win the tournament multiple times its biggest prize outside the four majors but the shot of the day is right here at sawgrass it goes to seamus tower just take a look at this. i'll come up first hole in one of his career. you're watchin

and a dream start to the new formula one season for voluntary botha's the film gets one over his mercedes team mate lewis hamilton to win the australian grand prix. thanks for joining us i'm marion evans. the death toll in new zealand's mosque attack has risen to fifty authorities have begun returning the victims' bodies to their families for burial members of the christ church community are turning out to pay their respects in many different ways at a makeshift memorial outside one of the mosques a biker group performs a haka a traditional morry dance to honor the victims prime minister just send to our door and join those who have been leaving flowers close to the scene she reiterated to muslim community leaders that mosques will receive police protection. new zealanders are still trying to come to terms with the country's worst ever mass shooting our correspondent in christ church spoke to some of the people mourning. tributes around the city are piling ever higher. as grief sets in new zealanders are finding ways to express their sorrow over a massacre in their muslim community. polic

all right sports now and in formula one mercedes driver voluntary botha's has won the season opening australian grand prix in melbourne. over took his team mates there was hamilton at the first corner and he led then for the rest of that race ended up finishing twenty one seconds ahead of emerson who is the defending world champion while red bulls max a stop and was third for both of us it was the fourth grand prix when of his career i don't know what to say yeah thought was really get. it was there for me my best race ever. i don't know what happened to us just felt so good and everything was under control and. call were so good today truly enjoyable i mean i have to enjoy today. and the bonus league brucia dortmund came from behind twice to seal a dramatic late when against a berlin captain marco scored the decisive goal in injury time as dortmund we took the league's top spot. for one hundred selection headache coming into the clash with her to berlin axels it so good unpack all costs or all were ruled out. on his head it would have worsened early on was just four minutes in sulli

australian grand prix hamilton set a new lap record at the melbourne circuit edging out teammate military botha's with a dramatic late run the mercedes pair were well ahead of ferrari's a busted federal who could only manage third on the grid because hamilton six consecutive pole position in melbourne. they're up to date now on d w news omarion evans teen for me and the entire team thanks for watching. my first boss i also sewing machine. where i come from women are bound by the social rules even something as simple as learning how to write a by side that isn't. since i was a little girl i've wanted to have a bicycle of my own but it took me years to. finally gave up and went from buying young guys like this but returns because so we machine sewing i suppose was more appropriate for girls.

their lives have gotten in crimea and measurably better i want to bring up the point though moxley botha that alexei made earlier there about president putin's denial initially that there were any russian troops in crimea and then much later pretty much the acknowledged it and that there is there was a deficit of trust there with president putin and this is one of the issues with with with the with the breaking of the international order what do you say to that . well i think it's a blatant mis understanding of the situation in crimea because in crimea at the time of the west back don putsch which overthrew the ukrainian government there were some twenty five thousand russian troops by treaty at russian naval bases in the crimea so of course there were russian troops in crimea so why did he deny them why did he deny to fess that what he denied is that russian troops were actively involved in arranging the referendum in the country this was done through largely through militias that were organized just like the putsch but talian were organized in the west of the country that overthrew the

here's a line from berlin algeria witnesses the biggest protest since president botha flake out of power students in algeria are leaving sunday's push for change around two thousand people joined in calls for president bush to flick on not to seek a fifth term the ailing leader has now vowed not to serve a full term every elected and april also coming up.

botha very well welcome indeed to quadriga and the focus this week is on the mass killing in christ church new zealand and its aftermath to mosques were targeted at least fifty people were killed and many more wounded if the man accused of the attack and australian citizen appears to be a fanatical white supremacist prime minister just sent out turn has tried to offer comfort to the people of new zealand and they shouldn't be in shock.

natasha botha joins us from brussels what are you officials saying is there a sense that we're getting closer to a no deal scenario. well there's no doubt that e.u. officials have been increasingly talking about the possibility of a no deal sonora top officials like the e.u. chief negotiator michael bonnie have been saying that a no deal is now perhaps the most cruel simple outcome of the deadlock that we've seen in westminster over the past few days and that feeling only fueled by events today as british m.p.'s reject the withdrawal agreement once again there is a great sense of frustration in the e.u. we've also had the german foreign minister. this evening after that vote saying that you know that sense of frustration has pervaded this whole a briggs's negotiation process for many years now in a sense some e.u. leaders are saying the simply needs to end one way or another now what we're looking at is this april the temps date that is the date that the e.u. council president donald tosca sent for an e.u. summit at that summit to reason may be invited she is expected to come to that s

is a botha's real estate association explains how landlords are making money housing venezuelans in rundown buildings. where many property owners have made a business out of renting or receiving payments making people pay a daily fee to spend a single night in a tenement. the so-called. or pain dailies only offer a bed tenants have no guarantees and risk getting kicked out it any moment nineteen year old luis works as a barber he barely earns enough each day to pay for his punk ideology. more like ups to me this is like a jail something for prisoners three bunk beds i mean six people you know you don't have the privacy you want and you can never leave your valuables here. venezuelan migrants are at the mercy of fate if they don't encounter helpful colombians they risk being exploited and can only hope to someday be able to afford a place they can truly call home. iceland's budget carrier wow air has seized operations and canceled all flights after attempts to find a buyer floundered well wow a specialized in low cost connections between europe and north america with its base in reykjavik wh

have their fears heard or to go to thoughts of social and environmental justice campaign of george botha and journalist john galt. this is clearly being encouraged and i would suggest he even being promoted by left wing snowflake teachers the place for children during school time and during term time is in the classroom if they want to get involved in politics that's great but this is clearly being orchestrated and this is just a way of trying to muddy the waters around the messenger rather than focus on the message from these children which is that politicians must do what is required to have any chance of assuring a decent future and the idea that on the line because we delayed action for so long the idea that spending snowflakes i just think is missing the point entirely children need to understand the facts if they want to have political views they can no problem whatsoever but in a week they should be doing double math or biology not out on the streets it's a bit like saying people should go to work so why have a strike if they undertake and strikes i was coming and it is it's preci

botha to sell them nuclear tipped missiles. and someone wrote an entire book about that after he obtained the documents from the postapartheid government. doingeople who are credible work on nuclear nonproliferation believe that flash inlled vela the indian ocean in the 1970's, 1976, was a nuclear test in south africa. daye could do an entire long conference, and hope someday we can come about the israeli nuclear weapons program and just how much information there is an out there about it. but the u.s. ignores, it will not accept officially that the flash was an israeli nuclear test. it them except the authenticity of the south african government document released that it was an attempted sale of turnkey weapons systems to the apartheid regime. just another example of your avernment at work under supplanted policy of nuclear ambiguity. >> another question here. what can he say about president israel'semergence of nuclear weapons in 2008 and aftermath? grant: so a judge will not accept that. a judge will say, well, carter was in

that as we've seen in several countries in the region when you have an entourage of a leader like bothaflieger who have been running things in his stead when there is popular protest to change temporal democracy it inches forward with proposals that i don't really think are genuine like the proposal that he had i will have an election a year if i win that wasn't legitimate and even today's this is a sort of a win for the algerian people but notice i didn't say when so this is basically means he's a democratic elected leader who's decided the elections won't happen and there'll be a conversation on cost solution reforms that he will decide when that is not what the constitution allows and cal than many of the protesters who took part in the demonstrations were students that were young people how much of a disconnect is there between algeria as ruling elites and young algerians who see a completely different vision for the country. well i think that you dealing with a country where more than half of the country are younger than i am you know thirty and below and i think what they realize