to more refugees entering europe and that is something that all of europe is very alarmed about daryn jones reporting for us from istanbul thanks daryn. it watching the news still to come what's next for europe's most powerful woman we look at the political priorities of german chancellor angela merkel going into the new year. but 1st a woman and her 2 adult daughters have turned themselves into authorities in western germany following a fire the devastated as to killing dozens of animals but he say that the woman admitted to ordering paper sky lanterns on the internet apparently unaware that they were illegal in germany it's believed the flames from the apple internals course the place. flowers and candles a crayfish zoo more than 30 animals were burned to death here after a fire broke out at the 8 house. among the dead animals are highly endangered apes like around the 10s from borneo lower than gorillas from central africa and chimpanzees from west africa. become. a total of 8 apes were killed amongst them massed europe's oldest gorilla he was 48 years old the fire in the ape house broke

to supporting this government and the agreements that they have agreed to that was de dudley's daryn jones in stamboul well a woman and her 2 adult daughters have turned themselves into a storage he's in western germany following a fire that devastated the zoo killing dozens of animals the woman admitted ordering paper sky latins on the internet apparently unaware that they were illegal in germany it's believed flames from the airborne candles caused the blaze on new year's eve. flowers and candles at craye felt zoo more than 30 animals were killed here after a fire broke out at the ape enclosure many have come to express their sympathy. even clippard students work and everyone who knows the zoo is sad even outside of germany it's always bad when something so terrible happens and no matter where it happens been gets interesting i was here almost all day yesterday because i couldn't bear the sadness alone. it helped to see so many mourners here and i cried i couldn't have stood it at home so. a total of 8 apes were killed including one called masa europe's oldest gorilla who was 48 years ol

very carefully in this latest point of tension potentially between brussels a lot of play here daryn jones thanks so much for being bring us up to date ines ball. sports now the former commissioner of the national basketball association the n.b.a. david stern has died at age 77 after suffering a brain hemorrhage he was the league's along as serving commissioner spending 30 years in the job before ending the reigns the current commissioner adam silver is pictured on the left there stan was a credited with making the n.b.a. a global brand that oversaw the birth of 7 new franchises as well as the creation of the women's and. very probably saw some of the spectacular new year's fireworks around the world but now there is some competition for those fireworks these are nearly 2000 drones flying together in the night sky over shanghai and these drones are programmed to create different formations shapes even texts after the end of your countdown the show ended with the drones forming the chinese characters of shrink making it meaning dream chaser. this is did of you news live from berlin coming u

correspondent daryn jones is on the story for us from istanbul welcome dorian how broad was the support in parliament for turkey's military deployment to libya. well in fact all the opposition parties opposed to move the only way that the government got is got it frew the parliament was with the support of his coalition partner the national action party. they passed with well over 100 votes but it was a very feisty debate with the opposition criticizing the motion saying that this risk the blood of muslims in a war that turkey should have no place in question evenly the board nature of this motion basically they cues a president of seeking a carte blanche a blank check to basically deploys many forces he wanted very few details of what the deployment would be and how he would be expedited so there was a very strong opposition but the government easily secured the motion as was expected doria why is getting involved. what are its national interests that for example. well whole variety of reasons have been given by president one in the run up to this vote he's been campaigning very strong

very carefully in this latest point of tension potentially between brussels a lot of play here daryn jones thanks so much for being bring us up today in a ball. as a preview down some of the other stories making the news at this hour taiwan's defense ministry has confirmed that its military chief of staff has been killed in a helicopter crash general shani ming seen here in file images was aboard a blackhawk chopper went down and mountains north of taipei several others died in the crash a number of people survived. authorities in indonesia say at least 21 people have been killed in severe flooding tens of thousands of others have been evacuated in and around the capital jakarta was being called the worst rainfall in decades hit the region wednesday cause rivers to overflow and buildings to collapse. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is asking parliament for immunity from corruption charges muni would protect him from prosecution while he remains in office he was indicted in november on charges of bribery fraud and breach of trust. while it has accompanied the 1st pro-democracy ral

correspondent daryn jones is on the story for us from istanbul good to see dorian how broad was the support in parliament for turkey's military deployment in libya. well the government only had the support of its coalition partner national action party while all the opposition parties voted against although the government is secure the motion of a comes to majority of well over a 100 but in that the but in the debate in parliament it was a pretty feisty debate with the opposition accusing the government of risking what they say was muslim blood for an unnecessary operation they said diplomacy should have been allowed to take its course before deploying forces and the obvious question the nature of these deployment motions saying basically gave a carte blanche a blank check the president has no clear outline of how many soldiers will be deployed and what will be the parameters there are operations there's a lot of concern that turkey's parliament has now voted on the motion which gives the president a free hand to carry out what many people see as probably the most risky military operation o

very carefully in this latest point of tension potentially between brussels a lot of play here daryn jones thanks so much for being bring us up today in istanbul. let's give you a brief down some of the other stories making the news a rainy and backed militia men have left the u.s. embassy complex at baghdad after 2 days of clashes with american security forces a mob in a storm that compound protest against u.s. airstrikes that killed $25.00 fighters washington sent in hundreds of extra troops . authorities in indonesia say at least 21 people have been killed in severe flooding tens of thousands of others have been evacuated in or around the capital jakarta what's been called the worst rainfall 'd in decades hit the region on wednesday has caused rivers to overflow and buildings to collapse. taiwan's military chief of staff has been killed in a helicopter crash shinji main was aboard a blackhawk topper when it went down in mountains north of the capital taipei officials say 7 others aboard that craft died the air force general was in command of the island's defenses against china. it's to