it is a bit deja vu cause surprised at all. it is a bit deja vu cause i surprised at all.rprised at all. it is a bit deja vu cause i covered the story with the bbc five years ago when they we re the bbc five years ago when they were luckily rescued by hilco and i think what has happened is as a retailer they observed their market, must changing, what i call the substrate the product, from a physical to a digital consumption through the streaming method and so on. that has meant that in spite of the high street struggling, they are ina the high street struggling, they are in a whole more complex world of losing the customer base they originally had because the product was no longer relevant to a a modern customer and in order to turn it around, it would have two reinvent itself with a completely different product and i think to assisting that through hundred and 20 stores is most in impossible at a. it is a disappointing story but i would also like to see to any concerned employees, there is a charity called the retail trust which supports people in retail who have any view

this is deja vu news live from berlin a surprise announcement from qatar the gulf state is withdrawing from the opec oil cartel effective january first of next year has been a member of the organization for nearly six decades so what's behind the move also coming up. at a crucial conference in poland the u.n. secretary general says the world is not moving fast enough to prevent catastrophic climate change he says the efforts so far are quote way off course. and two months after a failed launch another russian made soyuz rocket is preparing to blast off shortly for the international space station. they ass and also will be aboard say they are confident despite the risks. i'm brian thomas a very warm welcome to the show qatar is leaving opec the organization of petroleum exporting countries this move comes ahead of opec's annual meeting in vienna on thursday where it's certain to be the focus of discussions. energy minister says the country will exit the cartel effect in january first reflecting plans to focus more on liquid gas production rather. them or oil now this follows a bitter di

this is deja vu news live from berlin yellow best protesters hit the streets of france for a fifth straight weekend with thousands of police have been deployed to more violence while protesters vow to keep pressuring president mccall. leave a good. plan the u.n. climate change talks shoot into overtime and all the campaigners urged deadlocks negotiators to get their act together but after debating through the night there are still deep divisions on how to curb global warming.

this is deja vu news line from the land of tensions simmer in northern syria syria and turkish backed forces close in on a key kurdish held town damascus says the. kurdish militias militia requested the regime support to break down the situation and also coming up. security is tight in bangladesh ahead of sunday's general election violence and intimidation mob the campaign not correspondent reports on voters' hopes and fears as the country decides.

this is deja vu news. tonight climate change a matter of life or death. we deep trouble with climate change even secretary general antonio says the world is not moving fast enough to prevent catastrophic climate change also coming up the late george h.w. bush makes his final journey to washing.

the best is deja vu news coming from berlin rescue teams a race to find survivors of the indonesians tsunami of a volcano transit steve and rocket experts are warning that a second saddam me is possible people are warned to stay away from sections offical lines. also calling time in germany. for the brightest bulbs where it will head into the winter break as a force to be reckoned with. and end this season of giving details meets the owner of a washington d.c. restaurant is getting all year round. i mounted on a welcome to the program indonesian authorities are urging people to stay away from sections of the coastline amid concerns about further tsunamis after a devastating tsunami hit with that warning on saturday nice authorities say at least two hundred eighty dies when the huge wave swept the coastline along the strace hazing sumatra and java it's believed to have been triggered by the eruption of an island which is going through an active phase homes and beach side hotels were destroyed along the coast which is popular with tourists dozens of people remain unaccounted for and mo

will require them to the point is they get like deja vu here's the light up it's a twenty minute bus ride to put their swagger to the royal blue test itself to put the home side get the chance to gloat in this emotional encounter. a rivalry revisited fired munich in nuremberg the two having faced each other. in the but is the guess it's two thousand and fourteen the promoted side was looking to pull off a miracle against the defending champions in munich. harrington starting with. two minutes number one salt has been stuffed istead a ring i know but this matchup isn't about standings momentum nor form it's bigger than that which from this age old fixture are priceless pride was on the line for the one hundred fifty third time plus the side simply just hate each other take a look shall cause their reno was boiling over with excitement ahead of the much anticipated rouer darby. but it was visitors dortmund who made that energy pay off first thomas delay me making it one nil after just six minutes his first ever goal for the black and yellows and how sweet it was to score against their

this is deja vu news coming to live from bali and the death toll in the indonesian tsunami rises to four hundred twenty nine as people try to salvage what they can from the rubble desperately needed aid has started to arrive but humanitarian workers warn that clean water and medicine supplies are running out we get the latest from the region also coming up suicide bomb attack libya's foreign ministry officials say three people are dead in the capital tripoli after militants detonated explosives after seeing the whole life of the country. and in his christmas message germany's president from palestine maya urges people to address tensions in society by engaging with each other and not drifting apart. so in a very warm welcome to you i'm on the touch we started in tunisia where the number of dead has risen to four hundred and twenty nine days after a tsunami except across the coasts of java and samantha the death toll is expected to rise with people still missing in the more remote areas of the islands almost fifteen hundred people were injured in the disaster we talk to our correspondent

this is deja vu news laurie from berlin fears of a public health crisis in tsunami hit indonesia as rescue teams posed by various items of the local desperately needed aid has started to flow but humanitarian workers warn that clean water and medicine supplies are dwindling look at the latest from indonesia also coming up. pope francis come dancing human greens and consumerism the pontiff made to the remarks during the traditional christmas eve mosque the st peter's basilica in rome. honors the burden family trying to cut down their carbon footprint as the find him and look back on some of the highlights of the job you see here you know always going to be easy. i'm out on a welcome to the program three days after a tsunami swept the coastlines of somalia and job killing more than three hundred seventy people concerns about a public health crisis are starting to emerge hasnt of survivors from the area are living in makeshift evacuation centers haven't lost their homes or being too fraid to return for fear of another tsunami access to clean water is now a problem raising the risk of disease

this is deja vu news live from the land rescue teams race to find survivors of the indonesian tsunami the official death toll has topped three hundred seventy and survivors of forced to move to higher ground the volcano that was the tsunami is still erupting and there are fears of a second giant wave also on the program.

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this is deja vu news live from berlin delays and allegations of fraud small cong close long awaited presidential election votes are currently being counted in what could herald the country's first peaceful transfer of power was since independence opposition leaders say there will be consequences if the vote count isn't also coming up. in bangladesh prime ministers shake has seen the winds a record good on say could have turned by a landslide but her rivals say her victory was a full. glass as we get comes to an end we take a look back at the stories of two thousand and eighteen covered by our correspondents around the globe. i'm christine one girl welcome to the program. it's already too many nineteen for people in the pacific nation of samoa and elsewhere in the world the countdown to the new year is running just five hours to go in japan with buddhist temples and shinto shrine like this one are gearing up to receive millions of visitors and final preparations are under way in new york where the famous crystal ball is set to drop in nineteen hours we'll be bringing you new year's updates from a

this is deja vu news live from berlin with president dollar losing another g. cabinet member they once stood shoulder to shoulder but now defense secretary jim matheson is standing down. the downswing comes after the president's decision to pull american troops out of syria also on the show. operations resume at britain's second biggest airport but authorities still have not tracked down the drones the force by the airport to ground its flights and cause christmas travel chaos. and under stress because of their fake christians in pakistan preparing for christmas but they're interesting like the target of deadly attacks we found found out how one family has suffered but survived. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for being with us american defense secretary jim natus has resigned over president trump's decision to withdraw american troops from syria the four star marine general has been defense secretary since the president took office in his resignation letter said my views on treating allies with respect and also being clear eyed about both malign actors and str

this is deja vu news live from berlin a matter of life or death un secretary general i'm telling you the terrorist says the world is not moving fast enough to prevent catastrophic climate change calling after the efforts so far way off course have the latest from the u.n. climate conference in poland also coming up. unsafe conditions forced the closure of a massive migrant camp and want to and u.s. mexican border the migrants fear the authorities have an ulterior motive for moving them to another site. and a surprise announcement from qatar the gulf state has been drawing from the opec oil cartel it's been a member of that organization for about six decades so what's behind the move. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for being with us the u.n. secretary general says the world is way off course in the fight against climate change and tony a guitarist was speaking from the polish city of color beachy where the most important talks on global warming in years are underway the conference officially opened today the terrorists telling delegates that mankind must drastically reduce its greenh

this is deja vu news live from berlin a safe landing for the crew of the international space station yeah astronauts were able to take a breath of fresh air remote kazakhstan after more than six months in orbit to find out from the german commander about his life and work on board the international space station also coming up. president trump declares he's defeated so-called islamic state in orders american troops out of syria but senior republicans condemn the call out as a costly mistake we'll have more from washington. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for being with us the three astronauts from the international space station have safely returned to earth after spending more than half a year and orbit breathing fresh air for the first time in months the trio landed in a snowy field in remote kazakhstan in the soyuz capsule where commander alexander gas from germany the american nasa flight engineer serino on chancellor and the captain of the soyuz surrogate for coffee or gas was the first german commander of the i assess that he gave us some insights into his life and work in orbi

this is deja vu news country live from berlin the syrian army enters a key kurdish town to deter a turkish attack damascus says its entered mom bitch at the request of kurdish forces anxious to prevent a bloodbath but is this the end of hopes for nationhood as a crucial ally the united states is set to abandon them also coming up campaigning cruises ahead of the country's election on sunday prime minister sheikh hasina is expected to secure of course but opponents say she's locked up critics in order to win. and the price of professional football. players are full of passion for the beautiful game but they are going hungry and don't seem to have. a world apart from the big money buys top players of the game in football in europe. the city says it's entered and taken control of the kurdish head of bridge where turkey has threatened an offensive the flashpoint town in northern syria has been under kurdish control for the last six. goodish militia to intervene after turkish backed. advanced on long beach on thursday turkey's campaign against the kurds is intensifying after the u.s. announced

this is deja vu news live from berlin and hope for a nation on the brink of famine the rebel leader prepared to meet yemen's government for peace talks the u.n. brokered talks could be the first chance in the years to end a bloodbath that's left tens of thousands dead and twenty two million people on the edge of starvation also coming up. france's government backs down on an unpopular fuel tax that has sparked demonstrations across the country but the move is doing little to appease the protesters they're vowing to fight on. and also on the show german auto giant v.w. announcing it's teaming up with u.s. carmaker for they want to build a global automotive alliance ousmane comes after german c.e.o.'s go to the white house hoping to stave off towers. i'm dr thomas thanks so much for being with us a delegation of who's the rubbles has arrived in sweden ahead of peace talks with yemen's government the u.n. brokered talks are the first since twenty sixteen and are aimed at ending yemen's devastating four year war. possible syndicates in hand jennie many hypo bring peace a delegation if the rebels

this is deja vu news line from berlin tensions simmer in northern syria syrian and turkish back forces closing in on a key kurdish town damascus says the kurdish militia requested the regime support will break down the situation also coming up. security is tight in bangladesh ahead of sunday's general election run ins and intimidation mob the campaigning our correspondent reports on voters' hopes and fears as the country decides its future . and after a senegalese player was subjected to racist abuse at a recent match some holders of italian club not only take a stand against discrimination in football. i'm rebecca races welcome to the program top government officials from russia and turkey have met to discuss their response to the u.s. military pullout in syria the talks also commas turkey has threatened to launch an operation against u.s. backed kodesh forces in the city of man bitch the red areas to the east of man bitch a controlled by the code is forces which turkey sees as a terrorist organization and has vowed to eliminate. mosco and chris say they'll coordinate ground operation

this is deja vu news live from berlin the death toll in the indonesian tsunami rises to four hundred twenty nine as people try to salvage what they can from the rubble desperately needed aid has started to drop close humanitarian workers warned that clean water and medicine supplies are doing to look at the natives problems these are also coming up. on shopping christmas for the world's stock markets wall street's down three percent on tokyo's nikkei index plunges more than five percent worst finish in almost two years. on pope francis condemns human greed and consumerism made their marks during the traditional christmas eve mass the tame peter's basilica in the. amount of you for joining us more than two days after a killer wave swept the coast of java and some ochoa the death toll from indonesia's tsunami has risen to at least four hundred twenty nine when the number continues to climb as rescuers reach more remote areas inland almost one thousand five hundred people were injured in the disaster and thousands more have been left homeless. a safe haven for these children some desper

it felt like deja vu.freedom of the stadium. george ford found the tackle, but... they found the line. this woke up the tigers, and they had an attack of their own. george worth was the man to restore some pride. but any thoughts of a fightback were taken too literally. an elbow was raised, the yellow card prompted his eyebrows to do the same. there were no tries in the second half and amos couldn't allow that. his last—minute leap secured not only the bonus point but leicester's eighth defeat in a row, and surely any hopes of european progress. craig templeton, bbc news. in pool five, edinburgh remain top after victory over newcastle falcons at kingston park. two second—half tries from james johnstone and this from duhan van der merve sealed the win, 21 points to eight the final score. that leaves newcastle third in the table but they can still qualify for the quarterfinals. montpelier beat toulon in the day's other game. there were two gold—medal winning performances for great britain on the final day of

this is deja vu news live from berlin the difficult legacy of the philippine struggle against a militant insurgency as martial law is extended on mindanao for another year of you has an exclusive report from the devastated city of karachi and talks to one young muslim ready to fight for an islamic state and also coming up is there no way out of those calls grow for a second referendum teresa mayes expected to warn a still highly skeptical parliament that it would do irreparable damage to british politics. rallying again.

this is deja vu news coming to you live from berlin fears of a public health crisis since an obvious indonesia people try to salvage what they can from the global desperately need his aides has started to flow both humanitarian workers warn that clean water on his medicine supplies are like look at the latest on the indonesian also coming up. pope francis contends the human greed and consumerism of the pontiff made the traditional christmas eve mosque the st peter's basilica.

this is deja vu news line from the land of tensions simmer in northern syria syria and turkish backed forces close in on a king kurdish held town damascus says the kurdish moves militia have requested the regime support to break down the situation also coming up the. security is tight in bangladesh ahead of sunday's general election violence and intimidation mob the campaign now correspondent reports on voters' hopes and fears as the country decides its future. and we had to china for a look at the muscle power behind the construction of a spectacular city made entirely out of ice. i'm rebecca races welcome to the program top government officials from russia and turkey have met to discuss their response to the u.s. military pullout in syria the talks also camas turkey's threaten to launch an operation against u.s. backed kurdish forces in the city of money beach the areas east of man bitch a controlled by the kurdish forces seen here in red which turkey ses as a terrorist organization and has vowed to eliminate most cohen ankara's say they'll coordinate ground operations in syria desp

this is deja vu news live from berlin george herbert walker bush the forty first president of the united states has died at the age of ninety four tributes pouring in from across the world for the president to lead the u.s. through the end of the cold war our correspondent in washington has the latest reaction also coming up will the current u.s. president further fuel tensions at the g twenty summit in argentina donald trump cancels a meeting with vladimir putin and denies meeting saudi arabia's crown prince will world leaders agree on a communique we'll have expert analysis. and clashes on the streets of paris riot police fired tear gas at thousands of protesters angry at rising fuel prices dozens have been arrested we go live to the french capital. next spicer welcome to the program former u.s. president george herbert walker bush the forty first president of the united states has died at the age of ninety four bush has served only one term from nine hundred eighty nine to nine hundred ninety three overseeing an invasion of panama and u.s. involvement in the first gulf war his preside

this is deja vu news live from the national elections today in two countries where democracy has struggled to take root in the democratic republic of congo a presidential election that could herald the country's first peaceful transfer of power but it hasn't been easy officials have started counting votes in some areas and others the largest still waiting to mount their ballot. then in bangladesh prime minister sheikh hasina wins a third term in office as the ruling awami league sweeps to a landslide victory in college and free elections but the opposition accuses intimidation and vote tampering and wants a new election. but. look the wrong thing to democracy in time we look back at one of our favorite stories over the past year. i'm rebecca races thanks for joining us we start in the democratic republic of congo where voters have been casting their ballots for a new president. with stronger joseph kabila stepping down the d.l.c. could soon have its first peaceful transition of power but the election has been plagued with problems missing voter lists and ballots and broken machine. james h

this is deja vu news live from berlin the death toll in the indonesian tsunami reaches four hundred and twenty nine as people try to salvage what they can from the rubble desperately needed aid has started to arrive both humanitarian workers who are in the clean water and medicine supplies are jointly look at the latest from indonesia also coming up. and on happy christmas for the world's stock markets wall street is down three percent and tokyo's nikkei index plunges more than five course the and it's the worst spanish in almost two years. on pope francis condemns human greed and consumerism to fun to make their mark the story of a traditional christmas eve lot of them peter's basilica in rome. you. i'm on it on a welcome to the program more than two days after a killer wave swept the coast of java on some of the death toll from indonesia's tsunami has risen to at least four hundred twenty nine first responders continue to pull bodies from the debris from the toll continues to climb as they reach more remote areas inland almost five hundred people were injured in the disaster and thous

this is deja vu news live from berlin beating a retreat president of france is set to suspend controversy old increases to the fuel tax a move comes after the capital suffered some of the worst violence since the one thousand six these after protesters took to the streets demonstrating against the measure also coming up. nato says a new russian truce missile file ates an agreement that has guaranteed european security for more than thirty years as the alliances foreign ministers discuss the issue in brussels there's a growing of a new international arms race. and how climate change is affecting the reindeer in norway and threatening a centuries old way of life for the people of the north. i'm brian thomas a very warm welcome to the show the french government will reportedly suspend the planned and unpopular tax on fuel in the wake of violent protests that have shut down central paris and an unnamed government source says the announcement will be made later today now this comes as officials attempt to quell unrest in paris in a number of other cities it was sparked by president across poli

this is deja vu news line from berlin a stark warning to yemeni delegates at un brokered peace talks has been there a good way in the future is in the hands of there's a person in this room every most of whom are therefore reduced from troll of the future to get. the saudi government into the rebels' sit down together to seek ways to hold a devastating civil war. also coming up at the top global executive and chinese telecommunications giant wild way has been arrested in canada she now faces extradition to the u.s. for allegedly violating sanctions on iran. and it is angela merkel's blasting the leader of germany's conservative c.d.u. party she's stepping down after eighteen years as party chair of will for successor such be chosen tomorrow lexmark to see out her term asked chancellor. a little. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us there was a catastrophe unfolding in yemen and we have to stop it those were the words from sweden's foreign minister as she opened talks ended ending the war in yemen the u.n. brokered meeting is taking place in a remote location outside sto

this is deja vu news live from villain a breakthrough at the u.n. climate change change conference in poland delegates unanimously agreed to rules for implementing the twenty fifteen paris agreement bash critics saying it's not ambitious enough to prevent the dangerous effects of global warming we'll talk to an expert again casualty to. more demonstrations across france below face protesters take to the streets well the fifth straight weekend bank numbers are down but the end of it say they're not great it's a point of it's just you. have a historic meeting in kiev way all the adults religious leaders have voted to form make united ukrainian all the jobs church and fulfill a centuries old dream but russia is most of the music. i'm christine will welcome to the program we begin in poland way of the u.n. climate conference has now agreed on rules for implementing the twenty fifteen pairs agreement delegates from nearly two hundred countries unanimously adopted the rule book that will govern if it's to cut emissions and curb global warming the summit i

this is deja vu news coming to you live from berlin fears of a public health crisis since it i'll be here to indonesia people try to salvage what they can from the global desperately need as aids has started to flow both humanitarian workers warn that clean water and medicine supplies are twins like look at the latest company also coming up. pope francis contends the human greed and consumerism of the pontiff made the remarks during the traditional christmas the maasai peter's basilica in rome. i'm out on a welcome to the program three days after a tsunami swept the coastlines of somalia on java concerns about a public health crisis are starting to emerge hasn't so survivors from the area are living in makeshift evacuation centers having lost their homes or being too afraid to return for fear of another tsunami access to clean water is now a problem raising the risk of disease and supplies of medicine are dwindling one of force sais that the death toll has now reached four hundred twenty nine. and we're joined now by correspondent on a sun tows who's in love one in western java which

this is deja vu news coming from an extreme weather on a highway that the latest warning for people living around the erupting volcano in indonesia on saddam has already killed more than four hundred people now a second disappears look at the latest from a western chopper also coming up. tonight an exclusive report on the homeless crisis in the indian capital delhi and why so many people to brave the fish are winter nights rather than stay warm and a shelter. and on rest in today's yeah over the death of this monster in an echo off the arab spring he committed suicide in protest against the country's economic problems. me. i'm out of you for joining us indonesian authorities are warning people around the are saying. to expect extreme weather and high waves urging people to stay away from coastal areas that have already been devastated by a tsunami that killed more than four hundred people desperately needed aid is being delivered to some areas hit by saturday's tsunami more supplies are still in the jets for the peasants of displaced people living in makeshift camps just say children are b

may be a sense of deja vu.ey were two yea rs it is about where they were two years ago. increasing injuries, dropping prices, they need to forge a consensus and manage output. the one important difference in our ears is saudi as influential as they were? and the other is the new wild ca rd were? and the other is the new wild card on the market, the white house. this is having a major impact on market sentiment and market correction. you are suggesting that the saudis have less now? certainly the saudis have less now? certainly the us, much more. if you look at what they have done with iran, the hardliner had taken towards repealing the original deal, this helped to support prices. president trump implored the saudis to produce more oil and help alex market. the saudis fell for it, put more oil into the markets and then trumped did an about—face and announced that eight countries would be exempt for 180 days, market prices collapsed. we also underestimated the robust as of the independent oil producers in the us

this is deja vu news live from berlin tonight a manhunt in strasbourg france for a suspected killer ends in gunfire police have reportedly shot dead the suspected gunman behind tuesday's attack in the french city near a christmas market share grief shikaki was on the run probably the shooting which killed three people and injured several more. also coming up tonight britain's prime minister seeks a bright city breakthrough a day after surviving a vote against your leadership in london recently returns to brussels for help but european union leaders are saying what they said earlier this week they will not renegotiate the breaks it. and the first step towards peace yemen's warring parties agreeing to a cease fire in the red sea port city of data will it bring relief to hundreds of thousands of yemenis on the brink of starvation. coffin's good to have you with us we begin with some breaking news a source close to french police say the stross berg shooter has been killed during a police operation to apprehend him officers have been conducting a major search in stross for today with helicopt

this is deja vu news live from berlin police and protesters face off again in paris confrontations and tear gas on the streets of the french capital as the full weekend of yellow vest protests ronnell the country major landmarks like the author of how and the lives of the museum i keep a major shock hundreds of protesters have been arrested and ninety thousand police officers are standing guard also coming on me on the american success and a great company she takes over from the career terror the conservatives leaving here but not as chancellor keeping two of the contenders vying for the top job. i'm rebecca riches thanks for joining me police in france have arrested hundreds of demonstrators as the so-called yellow vests protesters take to the streets for a fourth consecutive weekend the movement was fought by anger over a planned increase in fuel taxes more than ninety thousand police have been mobilized to keep the pace many residents are calling for calm to be restored but protest is say their demands are not being heard. on the streets of paris rebellion is in the air once again y

this is deja vu news live from berlin g. twenty leaders managed to agree on a joint communique at their summit in argentina despite tensions over trade and climate. and on the sidelines of the summit u.s. president donald trump and his chinese counterpart changing paying make a step towards defusing their trade war also coming up. protesters clashed with police in paris and thousands of demonstrators take to the streets angry at rising fuel prices and the government. and tributes to george herbert walker bush a day after the former u.s. president died at the age of ninety four the national farewell set to include a state funeral washington d.c. . nick spicer thanks for joining us. after two days of marathon talks between the world's most powerful leaders the latest g twenty summit wrapped up in argentina's capital on saturday night there were big fault lines over migration and climate change and fears that u.s. president donald trump might refuse to sign a final communique but in the end all the leaders agreed to it on the s

this is deja vu news live from berlin police and protesters face off again in paris anger on the streets of the french capital as the full weekend of yellow that protests across the country dozens have been injured and at least a thousand protesters have reportedly painted tanks police using tear gas and water cannons to control the crowds also coming up. the new leader of germany's strongest political party gets to work making a mark and a great crowd prompted karrenbauer to take over from chancellor angela merkel as chair of the conservative c.d.u. maxim's staying on as chancellor and now hoping her protege will help unite the party. the old. i'm rebecca riches thanks for joining me police in france have detained at least one thousand demonstrators as the so-called yellow vests protesters shut down parts of paris for a fourth consecutive weekend at least fifty five people have been injured in the french capital tens of thousands of police have been mobilized to control the protests across the country the movement was sparked by anger over a planned increase in fuel taxes and although t

this is deja vu news live from berlin hope for a nation on the brink of famine good the regulators prepared to meet yemen's government for peace on the un brokered talks could be the first chance in the years to end a bloodbath that's left tens of thousands and millions threatened with starvation. also coming out of. the yellow vests protesters in france say the government suspension of an unpopular fuel tax is too little too late. and if the first step that we could have achieved weeks ago without riots and violence we french will not be content with just crumbs we want to hold back get the protests that have shaken the contrary look set to continue. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for being with us could the guns fall silent at least briefly that is the possibility being presented by talks in sweden between a delegation of who's the rebels and representatives from yemen's government the u.n. brokered talks are the first since twenty sixteen aimed at ending the country's bitter fight. passports and tickets in hand for a journey many hope will bring pace a delegation of who theory rebels wa

this is deja vu news coming to you live from berlin the syrian army enters a key goodish town to deter a turkish attack damascus is it entered mom bitch at the request of kurdish forces anxious to prevent a bloodbath but is this the end of kurdish hopes for nationhood as a crucial ally the united states is said to abandon them coming up again since rise of the democratic republic of congo ahead of sunday's gilead presidential election opposition candidate scored for a general strike after a call to suspend voting in some of the key strongholds. and indonesian struggle to get back to daily life often last weekend's devastating tsunami warning that made a living from the sea but now the tourists are dorsets bourses fish are gone. hello and welcome i'm under thought she the syrian army says it's entered the kurdish health of mom bij returned he has threatened and a friend since the flashpoint town in the northern syrian region has been under kurdish control since they captured it from the so-called islamic state in two thousand and sixteen when turkish backed syrian rebel forces started m

this is deja vu news live from berlin at odds of a building a wall of our shutdown there's nothing we can do about that with a partial shutdown of the us government kicks in the ass trump in congress disagreeable funding a multi-billion dollar war long the border with mexico also coming up thousands of hunger and demonstrators marching in good uppish capping a week of protests in the capital and they're angry at these reforms including a controversial new labor law they called the slave lol and. the golden mole. it's the world's most popular christmas carol and it's two hundred years old we tell you how silent night became a global holiday hit. the u.s. government especially shut down after lawmakers missed a deadline for approving a spending bill the sticking point was president dollar trump's demand for five billion dollars for a border war between the u.s. and mexico the funding is fiercely opposed by democrats. who say they want affective solutions to border security funds are now frozen for dozens of federal agencies trump had refused to sign a bipartisan stopgap bill to avert th

the isn't there or will he >> this is deja vu all over again. >> and then bump stocks. >> they are upset on multiple for a solution. many are urging him to change we don't have any idea what will happen many are urging him to sign a year and blame congressional there are not even 218 >> after every mid-term election when a president gs shella they have a soul what is different here is this and said i will proudly shut securi now he is going back? >> he doesn't know which way to go. he took full ownership of the that's rule number one of you never are the one who admits you to blame. i we will will have to >> the president is desperate packag we have seen him phrase things differ seeing border security and now if he gets any more money for he is moving the goal post a >> we are at the two-year mark, for the last 10 days, the house before we have a vote, policy the president said nothing. they passed it with the and he said never mind. >> this is what happened for the entire two years. the president doesn't negotiate what influences the president is not back room negotiates with congre lea

this is deja vu news live from berlin yellow vests protesters hit the streets of france for a fifth straight weekend with thousands of police have been deployed to more violence while protesters valve to keep pressuring president mccall. leave. the u.n. climate change talks shoot into overtime and all the campaigners urged deadlocks negotiators to get their act together but after debating through the night there are still deep divisions on how to curb global warming. and a historic meeting in ukraine where orthodox religious leaders hope to forge a united ukraine an orthodox church and fulfill a centuries old dream russia is not amused. with. i'm calling aspen thanks for joining us police have used tear gas to disperse protesters in the french capital paris as so-called yellow vests demonstrators take to the streets for the fifth weekend in a row scuffles broke out on the sidelines of a largely peaceful demonstration thousands of police have been deployed to contain any outburst of violence demonstrators say that life in france is on affordable and the president emanuel mccrone is not doing

this is deja vu news line from berlin national elections today in two countries where democracy has struggled to take root in the democratic republic of congo a presidential election that could herald the country's first peaceful transfer of power but it hasn't been easy officials have started counting votes in some areas while in others the votes are the voters are still waiting to mark their ballots and in bangladesh national media declared prime minister shake hands seen is a while the winner in parliament elections but the opposition challenges intimidation and vote tampering and wants a new election. plus we take a look back at a dreadful here for germany's football team a shock early world cup exit left coach hugh i can lose clinging to his job will twenty nine twenty twenty nineteen brings good news for the change and. i'm rebecca races thanks for joining us we start in the democratic republic republic of congo where voters have been casting their ballots for a new president with strongman joseph kabila stepping down the d.l.c. could soon have its first peaceful transition of power up

this is deja vu news watch from the top court says britain can back out of bread so that's prime minister theresa may battles for her political survival she insists a parliamentary vote on her breasts a deal will go ahead on tuesday as planned but she faces happy opposition look at the latest from london. how countries treat the more than two hundred sixty million migrants on the move worldwide that is the subject of a new un migration tactics had to be endorsed at a major conference getting underway in march but some countries are refusing to sign. and in sports cross city rivals travelled ten thousand kilometers to determine one of football's greatest prizes river plate need extra time to read boca juniors the tires pubs playing in madrid but the chance to celebrate the birth of the it is worth it in spain and at home. i'm going to thank you for joining us they use chop court has ruled the britain can do unilaterally change its mind about leaving the block the ruling comes just one day before a crucial parliamentary vote on brags that on sunday thousands of people on both sides of the i

business deja vu news live from the lead a tense evening in francaise yellow face protesters take to the streets for the fifth straight weekend this was the scene in paris earlier today but the demonstrations seem to be losing steam this is the lousy weather for government consolations. and un climate change talks straight into overtime in poland campaign is a good luck negotiators to get their act together better off the debate seen through the night there are still deep divisions on how to curb global warming. i'm christine window welcome to the program france's again of a surprise has to defied thousands of police and cold weather to take their message to the streets for a fifth straight weekend the numbers of people protesting is down from previous week's ask on stations offered by the government seem to be taking a fix but a hard core you know core rather of yellow face say they're determined to keep their movement watching. because. they started with a minute of silence honoring those killed and injured in the strasburg attack on tuesday. with the yellow vests were determined t

but we are getting serious deja vu with another a,you're a-lister. >> wait until you see the moment she stepped in to protect her mama. >> that's right. don't mess with lupe. before that, let's get into the dress. >> this is by gianbattista valli. ♪ j.lo >> nobody dominates the red carpet quite like j.lo. >> i love the color, number one, and the drama of it. >> a gown fit for a diva, because it was dramatic and high maintenance. even her man a-rod had to step aside. check out the way that dress fills the entire fan on the way to the second act premier. it requires two handlers for its red carpet takeover. if this gown looks a little familiar, it's the same one julia roberts rocked with sneakers on the cover of tharpea czar. >> we work together my stylists and we have a lot of fun. >> fun wouldn't be the word used earlier in the day when jenny from the block came out in full force with her mother, lupe. as the new navigated their through through the massive crowd, an autograph seeker seemed to have el body her face. she was not happy. despite the drama, j.lo is thrilled to have her press

this is deja vu news live from berlin tensions simmer in northern syria syrian and turkish backed forces closing in on a key kurdish held town damascus says the kurdish militia requested the regime supporters will break down the situation also coming up. security is tight in bangladesh ahead of sunday's general.

this is deja vu news coming to life from the death toll in the indonesian tsunami of rises to four hundred twenty nine as people try to salvage what they can from the rubble desperately needed aid has started to arrive but humanitarian workers warn that clean water and medicine supplies are running out to get the latest from the region also coming up to saigon was attacked libya's foreign ministry officials say its feet.