>>but dhaka licy produced by the last administration could not be sustain.tration announced it would end aka in september 2017 part of the president's plan to crack down on illegal immigration. >>and some of the cases they're having dhaka and the gang members and they're drug dealers too. >>the trump administration says president obama never have the auority to an end doc in the first place and so president trump could easily ended but groups like the national immigration law epcenter immediately sued and several federal courts agreed ruling the administration did not adequatelexplain why it was dhaka which means the wind down not legal. e roberts court has. >>it's a very easy way forward, which is uphold the lower court's decisions and basically say now the administration did not llow the proper procedures in ending the of the dhaka. >>the program i'm getting back to this country, i'm paying taxes. we continue to this amazing coury many different ways we are americans in every way but papers. i want people to understand and see that. >>annio alec on is also

y about the dhaka program was she helped establi within president obama she says uci's dhaka students are studng to be the next generation. teachers doctors, engineers and other professions that make life better for everyone, these young people simply want to live learn and contribute t the country that they know as home. now the dhaka program protects peoplwho came into the united states as children brought to the united stat by their undocumented parents, it protects people between the ages of 16 30 that we do know that the rally will takplace on the pavilion here at u c l you usf i should say usf and they will have extra curate e a security in place for everybody just to make sure that the counter protesters should be kind of protesters that's their voic will be be heard as well. >>president trumpas already commented earlier this morning on the docket casey went on twitter let's take a look at what he said quote many of the people in dhaka no longer very young are far from angels, some are very tough hardened crimils. president obama said that he had no legal right to sign orr but

>>or dhaka antonio bame the first in his family to go to college.e people suinghe trump administration for ending dhaka a case that will be heard tuesday here at the us supreme court. >> at is the executive director of the national immigration law center. >>which represents anthony all she argues the trump administration didn't provi a valid reason for ending the program. every court that has. that k at this issue have held the administration arbitrarily and capriciously violate the imminent. >>administrative procedures act the trump administration argues dhaka was never legal in the first ace and bonia says he is worried about losing his case guess obvious that this and my worat her station. >>what changed my li, but i think ao it will get meant the field to continue fighting for something better. >>somethang all sides agree on is congress needs to find a permanent solution for these young undocumented immigrants in washington. alexandra, the mound. >>well president trump has commented on dhaka on twitter this morning. he says will put it up on the

president obama put dhaka in place with an executive order. the trump administration is now fighting to undo it. the stices are looking at whether the trump administration. reasoning for terminating dhaka a decision could come in june, california over sarah was among those at today's docket demonstrations in washington. there's a wrong way to do things. the federal government right to terminate the dhaka program, the wrong way. nd just our pents would tell us. or as a referee on the field would tell you that if you do it the wrong way. >>and at the state capitol one demonstration took center stage capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala as their message. >>dozens of dreamers and their supporters sending a messag the united states supreme court home is here. california has more dhaka recipients than any other state in the country i can meet the new that used be in place. >>you know a lot move forward or teen and what everybody here standing behind me. alongside me iook at the funny thing is that forward. >>tuesday's rally came as the nation's hig

of the people in dhaka no longer very young are far from angels. some are vtough hardened criminals. president obama said he had no legal right to sign order but would anyway if supreme court remedies with overturned a deal will be me with dems for them to stay now. we shou point out that contrary to the president's assertion, there that some dhaka recipients are hardened crinals. it's actually one of the criteria to apply for dhaka thathey quote have not been convicted of a felony or any significant misdemeanor. >>coming up on the kro 00:04am moing news. john yesterday now we're going to ar from the san francisco giants, new general manager of about his plans to help the team rack up me and a new streaming service is now available online james is trying to download right now any luck with dizzy will have more coming up. i'm getting one othose 2 james i'm adding it. temperatures outside right now. definitely put on the long sleeves b you're going to be on the peel them off into the afternoon, i'm tracking 70's ana whole lot of sunshine. i'll have m

the federal government right to terminate the dhaka program, the wrong way.ral have you had this address said the trump administration did noprovide reasons as legally required when ending a program like dhaka on the other side, the government argues they provided multiple reasons why. >>and they say even those reasons are good enough. trump administtion is arguing. is illegal. >>the justis neil gorsuch and steven brier a conservative and a liberal both said they're struggling with how muchpower the courts have to review government decisions, thjustices are expected to reach a decision by june in washington alexandra leigh moun >>today we caught up with newly elected san francisco district attorney's chase abou dean over the weekend he was declared the winner a very contentious race was interim da suzy loftus it's still unclear when he will ficially take office but he says he's hoping for a smooth transition. >>very productive conversations with the mayor with interim district and what weall want is a stable transitions of the staff at the district attorney's

>>a next to 6.30 the supreme urt begins hearing arguments on dhaka in less than 24 hours. going hear fro one of the plaintiffs in the case about what is taken to get to this point. and it continues to be shorts and sandls weather for much of california other parts of the country. they're dealing with someeal wintry weather will ke so that early retirement we planned. i's great.ok? now i'm ending more time with the ds. i'm inoducing them tcrab. crab!? they lovit , you mentioned that that moneye set aside. ah. the kids and i want to build our own crab shac ♪ ♪ ahhh, you're finally building thatutdoor kitchen. yup - with room forthe wh. ♪ see how investing with a j.p. morgan aisor can help you. vit your local chase bnch. national headlines, the immigration debate will be front and center tomoow as us supreme court hears arguments on dhaka. >>that is a prograthat protects hundreds of thousands of young undocumented immigrants who were brought to the us as young children to be laverne all has a look at the politics behind dhaka and explains why the high court's decision could m

dhaka as it's called gives working school ermits to young undocented immigrants who came to the us as children. whington correspondent alexander lemon tellusbout one of those young people who is suing to stop the administration. >>and don't corn was raised by his grandrents in mico until 2005 when at the age of 10 he was reuniteth his parents in the us. >hausen document that at the time. returned to mexico to care for his brother without him. >>it was my senior year i high school. house they well there's no way i'm going back to mexico because i want to finish high school and i want to go to college. >>i'mrom i'm i was really difficult a few months later with the help of the deferred action for childhood arrivals program. >>or dhaka antonio became the first in his fami to go to college antonio is now one of the people suing the trump administration for ending dhaka a se that will be heard tuesday here at the u preme court. my that is the executive director of the national immigrtion law centewhich represents an phony l she argues the trump admistration didn't provide a valid reason fo

from dhaka, akbar hossain reports.ic militants are brought to the court in dhaka under tight security. hundreds of security personnel are deployed to maintain order. the accused looked defiant, and shouted. while leaving the courtroom, one of the guilty man, wearing a black cap, shouted and claimed himself as a follower of the so—called islamic state. the judge said that seven of the eight men accused were involved with the planning of the cafe attack, and the charges are proved beyond any doubt. translation: we are happy with the verdict. regarding the acquitted person, we will decide whether or not to appeal after reviewing thejudgement. three years ago, five islamic militants stormed inside the holey artisan cafe, located in dhaka's uptown gulshan area. the cafe was a popular destination for foreigners staying in the capital. nine italians, sevenjapanese, one american, and one indian national were among those killed. the 12—hour hostage situation came to an end after an army commandos operation. security forces in b

>>it's actually one of the criterito apply for dhaka that they have not been convicted of a felony or any significant misdemeanor and do no otherwise. this is a quote from the paperwork do not otherwe pose a threat to national security or public safety. in san ancisco. the body that was found at the lincoln park golf coue turned out to beat out body of a baby. e discovery was ma saturday afternoon we actually talked to a golfer whsays that his gro was the first out on the links that day he says he didn't realize the time wh they were looking at. that seemed like it had. >>slime and i've seen dogs born. so it seemed like it wes a dog because us i'm but. seen it and knowing that it's a baby now i get i get what they just look like it was not a ba a big big big baby but. never seen anything like it. >>police are looking over security video from the together whatappened. iece >>7 oh 5 and friends and familyre remembering of a mawho died in a shooting involving an off-duty richmond police officer ic reason was shot ankilled sunday ght in a parking lot along fagrounds drive. police are not

>>folks in their community who are dhaka recipients or who have immigrated. they know that this is an important issue. >>outsi the supre court tuesday supporting immigration activis at this. also at the ballot box in 20. >>people in my commuty we helped build america and we're going to continue to >>washington i'm camila bernal. reporting. all right, let's get a check of e weather and not just aroundhe bay area bill lawrence is not only checking our weather which is lovely but the rest of the nation is having a tough tme right now lawrence yeah, flight delays around the country and that's because they're getting some serious wintry weather out there witthe basking in sunshine, warm weather. >>we get hi pressure ridge they get the trougand you can see that card out toward the central united states in the eastern seaboard look at that look at all the snow that's making its way across the ohio alley all the way up in the great lakes they' going to be talking maybe a foot of snow on some of that ice as a start to a former right near the lakehere lot of rain out a

they don't use in my day joins us from the senegalese capital dhaka what potential does oil have for senegal 1st of all. well. senegal has made discovered oil reserves of coal and it has incredible reserves according to the i.m.f. says around $1000000000.00 barrels of oil available and $1000001.00 trillion cubic feet of gas available as well. he can definitely help the country develop and develop its infrastructure all of the i.m.f. also announced that hydrocarbons will make of all this 5 percent of senegal's g.d.p. as it's an expected to come online between 20222026 so in the meantime it's vitally important for the country to be diversifying its energy mix what will be the right makes you think. well the right mix is still a work in progress central currently depends on expensive oil and gas imports at the moment and it's recently as september as a floating offshore power station arrives from taking on a 5 year loan to provide 15 percent anything to the national power grid and that because there is clearly an energy deficit in senegal only around 60 percent of the country has exited

emotional california dhaka recipients making a public plea ahead of next week's supreme court hearing more of this was rescinded by the upreme court. i can tell you many families will be shattered. many people including th economy will be affected negativy. state attorneys standing alongside a dreamers thuray, caliornia is one of 7 states that sued the federal governmt after the tru administration trieto terminate the program, but we believe and the courts have a. >>concurred that the actio taken by the administration where was arbitrary and caicis the way it was handled. we believe it was a violation of. the administrative procedures act in the way they went about doing this and we've also made the argument that this would violate constitutional protections. the individuals who are impacted >aca the deferred action for chldhood arrivals protects 700,000 people brought to the us illegally as children or with familiethat overstayed their isas. the trump administration aims to end the obama era policy as itries to tackle immigration issues the administration has claimed the previous pre

so the dhaka program are continuing to rally across the country. one demonstration took center stage at the state capitol capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala shows us their message. >>dozens of dreamers and their supporters nding a message the united states supreme court home is here. california has more dhaka recipients than any other state in the country being and i can meet the new hat used be plac. >>you know i like move forward or teen and what everybody here standing behind me. alonside me i look at the funny thing is at forward. >>tuesday's rally came as the nation's highest court heard arguments for and against the program that prects 700,000 undocumented immigrants brought to the us when ey were children either illegally or with families that overstayed eir visas i've been trying to stay very very e whole idea was born in if it gets it right now. >>those the house that my mom and i and because the bigger income in this town. could lose it all just over simple dision it definitely has the variance or in sdreamers feeling vulnerable by sha

state attorneys general javier becerra talk about why it's important to keep dhaka. >>we believe and the courts have a concurred thathe action taken the administration were was arbitrary and capricious and the way it was handled. we believe it s a violation of. the administrative procedure act in the way they went abo doing this and wee also made the argument that thiwould violate constitutional otections of the individls who are impacted. >>the trump administration claims the previous presiden did not have the grounds to enact dhaka in the first place. the supreme court ll hear arguments starting tuesay and the california attorneys general says he'll be there. >>and jewel is going to stop selling its meant flavored vaping pods even after they saidhey were going to keep them and they were just axing all of the dsert flavors like cotton candy they've actually changed their minds the kids just found out that love meant. the american medical association says close to 60% of all high school students who vape us juul and mt was the most opular flavor. jewel is now only go

>>so much gayle coming up thousands of dhaka recipits are now at risk. coming up why the supreme ur is tackling the dhaka cave >>when us a litt while ago in rv a road trip california give us some idea officer. their home and she looked back and he said that god santa claus and we so proud of us. >>as the donation oftrailers, 2 people who lost their homes in the camp fir we have this touching story. definitely my best friend, comfort and mister so much. broken after 2 pit bulls atcked her tiny dog this week. >>and her reaction and what has happened to ose 2 pi >>a woman in the north bay is looking for answers tonight after pit bulls tack. an then killed her dog. >>terrible story. the woman says she was walkinon her favorite trail and great and when the 2ogs came after them kron four's dan thorn is live in santa rosa tonight. he joins us with more on this attacked and. >>well, jr and justine this woman tells me that she went for a nice afternoon walwith her dog lucy when these loose pit bulls came out of nowhere and attacked her d it caused a lot harm and

were saying questioning the government attorneys as well as the plane the defenders of the of the dhaka but how do you think that this thing will fall i mean we still we do have a slim majority carried by the conservatives here i think this case will probably 'd rule for president trump but i'm very narrow grounds when the basic questions is this ken doll because rescission and the cancellation of dr even be reviewed in the courts the government argues that this is not subject to judicial review that the branch can create the policy and then suspend it without the courts getting involved i think the likely outcome of this case holds that this entire decision is subject to the political processes not to the courts if that happens present something to spend dhaka and then present elizabeth warren commission reinstituted so we're in this weird limbo where whoever's in charge you come you're going to be on or off. the bigger picture here of course your focus on them the details as an attorney but the bigger picture is that we have close to a 1000000 people if not more who are waiting for th

childhood arrivals dhaka program. [chanting] >> hi, everyone. family doctor and passionate healthcare provider. recipient and i'm here today as a plaintiff. my family and i moved to the states when i was 9 years old. my parents worked long hours at the restaurant to help our family achieve the american dream. their example i went on to become the first graduateted person to ucsf medical school. the also a graduate from university of harvard berkley and school of public health. also here today -- i've since gone on to be named to -- thirty under 30 for co-founding prehealth dreamers, working to help undocumented dreamers in pursuit careers.care i've made it a mission not only improve health as a doctor but support others in my share that mission in their journeys. i'm here to share my story, the of everyone rallying here today and those who could not be here. like two years ago when i met a 15-year-old unaccompanied minor who walked atough our doors san francisco general hospital. as i was treating his asthma, i remind

essential to our communy and getting rid of dhaka recipients would that's a meally harm. we fought for so far. >>madison has never needed dhaka put the issuis near and dear to him and has even motivated h to become involvein politics and emotional issue. >>and that inspies people especially on the left to be involved in power ticks because national appeals always something that draws people to the ballot box robert centers of the dc young reblicans believe the court's decision will motivate voters in bh parties is a national securityssue, pecially for republicans. >>because we need to have a have a unt who's in this untry. there are incredibly passionate about. >>the issues accordi to rock the vote. a nonpartisan organization that works to get young people involved in politics and voting young votersre not focused on a single issue. the prioriti those that affect their everyday lives because they are affected by folks in thei community. they know that this is important issue. outside the supre court tuesday supporng immigration activis at this. 2020. t the ballot box in >

state attorneys general javier becerra talk about why it's important to keep dhaka.believe and the courts have a concurred that the action taken by the administration were was arbitrary and capricious and the way it was handled. we believe it was a violation of. the administrative procedures act in the way they went about doing this. and we've also made the argument that this would violate constitutional protections of the individuals were impacted. >>thtrump administration claims president obama did not have the grounds to enact dhaka in the first place. the us supreme court's going to hear arguments starting tuesday and the california attorneys general says he will be there. >>now face federal charges in connection with the deaths of el dorado county sheriff's deputy brian ishmael the men were indicted on marijuana and gun charges accused of running the legal marijuana grower deputy brian ishmael was shot and killed last month. the man who killed ishmael is undocumented and the el dorado county sheriff bash, california's marijuana legalizationnd sanctuary laws whic

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state attorneys general javier becerra talked why it's important to keep dhaka. >>we believe and the courts have a concurred that the action taken by the. administration where was arbitrary and capricious and the way it was handled. we believe it was a violation of. the administrative procedures act in the way they went about doing this. and we also made the argument that this would vlate constitutional protections of the individuals were impacted. >>the trump administraon claims that the previous president president obama didn't not have the grounds to enact dhaka in the first place. the us supreme court will hear arguments starting tuesday. califoia attorney-general while he says he will be there. coming up on the kron 4 morning news fall all is in full all swing and we're getting a look at all. before we get to that story, let's head outside really quickly and show you san francisco. >>you are going to wake up to foggy morning but no rain in the forecast our buddy john travel. introducing in-garage delivery, just in time for the holidays! ♪ beep, beep wwrrrr ♪

emional california dhaka recients making a public plea ahead of next week's supreme cou heari more of this was rescinded by the supreme court. i can tell you many families will be shatted. many people including the economy will be affected negatively. state attorneys general have u but said a standing alongsid brer's thursday, california is one of 7 states that sued the federal governmt after the trump administration tried to terminate the program we believe and the courts have a. >>concurred that the action taken were was arbitrary and tion capricious and the way it was handled. we believe it was a violation of. the adnistrative procedures act in the way they went about doing this and we've also made the argunt that thiswould violate constitutional protections of the individuals who are impacted. >>daca the deferred action for childhood arrivals protects 700,000 people brought to th us illegally as children or with familiethat oversted their visas. the trump administration aims to end the obama era policy as it tries to tackle immigration issues e adnistration has claimed the previou

california has more dhaka recipients than any other state in the country i can meet the new that used be place. >>you know i like move forward or teen and what everybody here standing behind me alongsi me i look at the funny thing is that forward. >>tuesday's rally came as the nation's highest court heard rguments for and against the program that protects 700,000 undumented immigrants brought to the us when they werechildren either illegally or with families that overstayed their visas i've been trying to stay very very the whole idea waborn in if it gets it right now. >>what happens with m education. i could lose it all just over simple decision it definitely has the variae or in some dreamers feelg vulnerablby sharing tir undocumented status. >>but they s they hope their stories and their situation will make an impression even on those who can't fully relay their journeyare for a double it did on just back ministrations trying to get. >>the way i am there are no reason other than the fact tha by president obama i'm outraged. >>a check in on the latest in sports course, youknow niner

court has begun hearing arguments over the trump administration's decision to end the program known as dhakahe obama era plan allowed undocumented migrants brought to the u.s. as children to live and work in the u.s. legal. this is d.w. news from berlin for more you can follow us on twitter at g.w. news you can visit our website at www dot com. you're watching the w. news live from berlin our bundesliga program kick off is up next i'll be back at the top of the hour with more world news followed by the day i hope to see you then . kick off the box i'm stuck a. loyalist defeat and remain at the top of. my forest drama a cyborg fights hard to clinch victory against franks thanks. awfully. discover your concept. covered with the comma. after $100.00 lives the ideals of the bomb are more relevant today than it was. years ago visionaries reshaped things to. people understood design is a way of shaping society. with ideas that are part of the core future. of our house. in finance anything. to me about house means a vision of the future. what makes the us district. to this very. somehow hard to. me

>>next week the us supreme court iset to start deciding whether to end the dhaka that is the programch protects hundreds of thousands of young documented immigrants from deportation, they are all so called dreamers california is one of 7 states suing the federal government after the trump administraon tried to terminate attorneys general javi ate becerra talk about why it is important to keep dhaka. we believe and the courts have a concurred that the action taken by the adnistration where was arbitrary and capricious the way it was handled. we believe it was a violation of. the administrative proceres act in the way they went about doing this. ande also made the argument that this would protections. the iividuals who are imcted. >>aka protect some 700,000 people brought to the united or with families which ldren overstay trump administration aims to end the obama era policy as it tries to tackle the immigration issue. e administration claims that the previous president did not have the grounds to enact in the first place. e us supreme court will hear argunts starting on tuesday and t

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but where the biharis school the government is considering relocating those living in the capital dhaka to a new settlement but 300000 people spending multiple generations fear they'll continue to face discrimination and which are 3 al-jazeera dhaka bangladesh. more than 60 doctors fear that wiki leaks founder julian assange could die in prison they've written an open letter to the british government to demand his transfer to hospital the doctors say he's suffering from physical and psychological problems the u.s. wants to extradite him on espionage trial charges. that a year ago i led the presidential race is too close to call and a recount of ballots has been ordered center right candidate. who has a slim lead and is hoping to beat the left this broad front which has been in power for the last 15 years about 2700000 voters are choosing between a and the governing party is danielle martinez. the official who oversees the u.s. navy has been fired for his handling of a high profile war crimes case the controversy pitted the navy commander against president trump gabriel elizondo reports

but where will the biharis go the government is considering relocating those living in the capital dhaka to a new settlement with 300000 people spending multiple generations fear they'll continue to face discrimination and richard 3 al-jazeera dhaka bangladesh at least 4 people have died in flooding that's hit the south of france hundreds of people have been forced to leave the region at least 2 of them have died one is missing and high flood waters have some cars and turned roads into rivers. now coral reefs around the globe are dying as oceans warm and become more acidic because of climate change but the corals of polo in the western pacific a proving to be resilient and that could help save the world's reefs are just series over virally reports from the sea beds of polos barrier reef. thank. our seas are teeming with life most of it concentrated here on the country's barrier reef stretching over 500 kilometers it's one of the planet's few remaining pristine coral reefs but this beauty comes with the fragility of a one of the most pristine reach of the world but there's just a here is

country's history 22 people most of them foreigners died in the siege on the holy artist and cafe in dhaka in 26 c. protests against un peacekeepers in democratic republic of congo a spreading 6 people have died in the past 2 days in the eastern city of beni and there are protests in goma and. in kenya thousands of people are seeking refuge in makeshift camps after widespread flooding and landslides at least 65 people have died in the past 3 days up 212-0000 people have been affected. now to yemen where the saudi u.a.e. led coalition has announced that it's easing restrictions to allow sana to be reopened the coalition says it's to allow patients in need of medical care to be flown out from the rebel. area flights will be operated in cooperation with the world health organization airports being closed to commercial flights says 2016 hussein he is a pro journalist and commentator he says the move taken by saudi arabia can't be considered as a step towards peace i think this is step from saudi arabia is clearly showing that saudi were the one who was blocking. from my live in sanaa a port to

worst attacks in the country's history 23 people died in the siege on the holy cafe in the capital dhaka and 2016 nearly all of the victims are foreigners and 8 person has been acquitted time the child joins us live now from the bangladeshi capital the incident happened in 16 and justice has been dispensed in 2019 a fairly swift judicial process. well 1st let me tell you about their credit like 7 people were given that sentance . and one was a credit in this particular case but he's serving 10 years for another particular case the courtroom was packed we couldn't go in i was by the door as you can see all the media and other curious and opposite it is been almost nearly 2 years now it took a long time for the proceeding a little over $100.00 people gave a deposition and witnesses and since then it is dozens of people were killed and counters with security force says some of them were accused into related to this case members of militant groups who supposedly were connected to the people of the gunmen who attacked the holy artists and now while they say kids were taken away from the by th

but where the biharis go the government is considering relocating those living in the capital dhaka to a new settlement but 300000 people spending multiple generations fear they'll continue to face discrimination and which i agree al jazeera dhaka bangladesh. pakistan wants to increase is only for adoption to peace the economy has more land citable for all of cultivation than even spain which is the largest producer in the world come out high has more every august on imports over $2000000000.00 worth of edible oil and although the bag borne of the country's economy depends on agriculture very little attention has been given on how to solve pakistan's future crisis by coming out with new revolutionary ideas if silent revolutionaries are in their way and farmers in the border are rarely are now planting olive grove. only really help farmers in the zone to come out with another source of revenue but it will also help the country save billions of dollars every year on imports of very different oil in government often job because your department launched. a program that they're developing p

history 22 people most of them foreigners died in the siege on the holy are designed cafe in the capital dhaka in 26. recovery operations are continuing in albania for people feared trapped in buildings brought down by tuesday's powerful earthquake the $6.00 magnitude tremor struck the capitals around it and cities to the west and to the north killing at least $21.00 and injuring more than $600.00. farmers on tractors a blocking major roads in the french capital paris are accusing the government of holding back their industry the 2 main unions of the farmers say international trade agreements of calls unfair competition while policy reforms of failed to boost. the tractors a heading to the area around the seans elisei let's go live there now our correspondent is the trash about let's go to calls absolute mayhem when these tractors finally arrive but give us an idea of what really is upsetting the farmers . yes so just to let you know that we understand that nearly a 1000 tractors are actually blocking different entrances on the paris ring road they've actually cut their motors they're trying t

young immigrants but this morning on twitter having only harsh words writing many of the people in dhaka no longer very young are far from angels some are very tough hardened criminals in fact none of the doctor recipients have serious criminal records that's a factor that would have disqualified them from the government program in the 1st place and now these. 800000 young immigrants are taking their fight to the u.s. supreme court. a former u.s. president jimmy carter is recovering from surgery after being admitted to hospital in atlanta the operation was to relieve pressure on the 95 year old's brain after aids after he'd had a series of falls carter was us president from 1977 to 1981. dollar let's get a round up of the top stories now on al jazeera 5 people including a palestinian slamming jihad commander have been killed at least 30 injured in israeli airstrikes on gaza the targeted killing of a lot in gaza triggered a wave of rocket attacks from rebel fighters israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the strike was approved 10 days ago by the security cabinet harry force that

cafe in the capital dhaka 2060. and in kenya thousands of people are seeking refuge in makeshift camps after widespread flooding and landslides at least 65 people have died in the past 3 days and up to 120000 have been displaced. president obama shows last of the presidential race his 2 former prime ministers and other contenders for the 2nd drug drug domingo's simonas pierrette it took more than 40 percent of the vote he was fired by 2015 models to see call barlow is in 2nd place with 30 percent runnels poll to decide the winner will now take place on december 29th let's cross over to our correspondent who's in the company will decide when monitoring events for us and nicholas this is always going to be a hard fought election and perhaps the initial results are quite surprising. they are indeed for the people standing here right behind me we're at the headquarters of the historic 1st political party in the country and their candidate domingo should know a spirit who was the frontrunner for this election well they h

dhaka bangladesh a dispute over mining could loom large over bogan bills independence referendum from papua new guinea the region's vice president says he plans to distribute copper and gold mining rights are racing a stake held by the new guinea and government a 60 percent share will go to book and deal with the rest of able to investors the move could complicate negotiations after the independence vote the polling began last saturday and on december 7th the united nations has urged greece to urgently improve conditions in overcrowded refugee and migrant camps on its islands un high commissioner for refugees described conditions as miserable during a visit to lesbos about 39000 asylum seekers are currently living on various islands. hundreds of tractors rolled into the french capital on wednesday to protest government policies resentment has been growing among farmers over what they call bashing. has more from paris. swapping their fields for the highway hundreds of french farmers drove their tractors to paris on the city's main ring road they disrupted traffic to protest against fre

ssential to our community and getting rid of dhaka recipients would that's a mentally harm. our entire community. what we fought for so far. madison has never needed dhaka put the issue is near and dear to him and has even motivat him to become involved in politicsit's an emotional issue. >>and that inspires people especially on the left to b involved in power. because national appeals always somethinghat draws peop to the ballot box. >>robert centers of the dc yog republicans believe the court'secision will motivate voters in both parties is a national security issue, especially forepublicans. >>because we need to have a have a count who's in this country. there are incredibly psionate about. >>the issues that according to rock the vote. a nonpartis organizati that works to get young people involved in politics and voting young voters are not focused on a single issue. the prioritize those that affect their everyday lives because they are affected by fos in their community. is an important sue. that this >>std outside the supreme court tuesday supporting immigration activis

california has more dhaka recipients than any other state in the count i can meet the new that used be place. >>you know a lot move forward or teen and what everybody here standing behind me. alongside me i ok at the funny thing is that forward. tuesday's rally came as the nation's highest court heard arguments for and against the program that protects 700,000 undocumented immigrants ought to the us when they were childrenither illegally or with families that overtayed their visas i've been trying totay very very the whole idea was born in if it gets us right now. >>i could lose it all just over simple decision it definitely has the varnce or in some dreamers feeling vulnerable sharing their undocumented status. but they say they hope their stories and their situation will make an impression even on those who can't fully relay their journeys are for a double it did on just backministrations trying to get. >>the way i athere are no reason other than the fact that. the gift was given to us by president obama i'm outraged. >>there wasn't a counter protest. but a man in a make america grt

pakistan the 1st meeting was held in jakarta indonesia last month and a 3rd meeting is planned in dhaka bangladesh sometime soon the aim of this conference is to highlight the global climate change problem buying gaging with local communities and in this case the muslim community and religious scholars and the aim is to highlight islam's eco friendly messages government offer shows religious scholars and civil society activists gather here to discuss a very serious problem yeah i think it's a very useful initiative because. we actually have bringing they're bringing together people using religion and many asking them to late participate in such a huge movement i think this way to use what i think is quite important to bring religions together with the issue of climate change and environmental protection because religious leaders reach people on a certain way which maybe media and governments call on truly reach them so i think it's important to have this discussion and also to remind religions all sorts of religions that in their programs and in their believes the protection of the envi

for their role in the 2016 attack which left 22 people dead the siege on the holy arses and cafe in dhakakilled mostly foreigners the men say they will appeal the charges which include training the attackers and supplying arms explosives and funds they're accused of being members of. which is trying to establish a shari'a rule in the country. hong kong police say they will return to the polytechnic university to seize weapons they say were made by pro-democracy protesters during a 2 week standoff security teams fail to find anyone during a sweep of the campus jesting the students who had barricaded themselves inside the facility have now left police plan to gather evidence and remove dangerous items including petrol bombs and corrosive liquid violent clashes between police and protesters broke out at the university this months last week about 1000 students were arrested while trying to escape. still to come in this half hour as rescue workers in albania race to find more survivors from tuesday's earthquake others prepare for another night sleeping outdoors plus. on the boris johnson and i

a vast quarry has opened up to provide a seemingly endless supply of limestone the nearby dhaka where it's used to cement the corys steady spread has swallowed up much of the land previously occupied by the powerful trees the tree lost to the locals. the tree is a truly cultural not tree it's a tree of civilization for us. here makes couscous from the power of leaves and the bark of the tree is used to treat various diseases. of. the baobab tree isn't the only victim of dockers insatiable need for limestone villages in banda 65 kilometers from the capital the feeling the ripple effect. insists the crack in her wall is a result of the continuous blasts from the nearby quarry and locals say the impact is more than just structural. since the work started in the chorus there's been an increase in respiratory diseases tuberculosis. infections such as pneumonia it's really effective the villages and it's a fact that the reports we stand out shows that there's an increase in these diseases. for the company behind the quarry denies its activities are harming locos the senegalese government sa

leave you with the best seeds for the games so far for me and the rest of the team here in berlin dhaka won't be the. lowering the range and. generally his most long distance hiking trail. is going to be exhausting it may be my shoes it will look like this. this in style 170 kilometer trail unspoiled nature. d.w. . where and how they choose to be buried reflects the life we lead. in germany traditional cemeteries are no longer the only place for burials more and more people are looking for alternatives. silent is the grave the changing landscape of german cemeteries. 60 minutes on d. w. . bush years after the fall of the berlin wall nov 9th w. today i'm.

but now i've been on all sides of data but much of dhaka germany's history the night of broken glass nationwide by eve of attacks on jewish people and property and not in 38 that marked the start of widescale nazi persecution of jewish people. a math anyhow and welcome to the program the german capital is revving up to mark 30 years since the fall of the berlin wall celebrations and commemorations have got underway at the brandenburg gate once the symbol of germany's division into east and west. political correspondent simon young has been taking a look at preparations for saturday's festivities at the brandenburg gate is the centerpiece of these celebrations marking 30 years since the fall. all of the berlin wall the brandenburg gate that stood back then in 1989 in the death zone between east and west where nobody could cross and this is of course a commemoration of history and the sadness is that go with that but also of hope for the future above or maybe you can see these colorful cloud of freedom as it's called 30000 strips of paper with people's hopes for the future written on t

the participants as part of this program i am a board what is allowed to dhaka recipients are allowed to currently renew their 2 year as stay here in the united states so you know after the fact that these lower courts made this ruling it needed to go to the supreme court to essentially make a final decision and to really decide what the future of these iran $700000.00 people will be and what are the repercussions for those thousands of young people the dreamers as they are known i mean this must be again a very nerve wracking moment for them. well they let me like i said i'm like we've seen in the report you know these are 700000 people who arrived here as children you know for example we saw there in the report you know id site arrived in the united states as an 18 month old baby has lived here her entire life and i've met so many people here today and in the past few days whose have very similar stories they feel american they were brought up here and a ruling which goes against them what essentially means that they could face deportation from the country that they have lived in pr

we'll leave you with the best seeds for the games so far for me and the rest of the team handling dhaka because. a defector from eastern germany who was caught and arrested. gary in border guard who did his duty. 30 years later the to meet again. the defector and the border guard. next to w. . where and how they choose to be buried reflects the life we have left. in germany traditional cemeteries are no longer the only place where burials more and more people are looking for alternatives. silence is the grave the changing landscape of german cemeteries. 60 minutes d.w. . i'm not laughing at the germans well sometimes i am but those they're laughing with you but i don't think they're going to the german culture. nudity to kick this grandma they owe you nothing it's all that who they know i'm rachel join me to meet again funny of course. ha ha ha ha ha ha. do my. the phantom is inside like she's got. just as nima made it and then instructs neela's bottoms for unseen which. put a guy in the is in the movie for the for. bill gary.

music a turn and mother 90 enter between them clocked up more than 70 years working on the route to dhaka remember better times. were really on a monday like today train number 12 would depart there was always euphoria there was crying there were reunions and that's what we really miss. maneuver among more than 400 people technically still employed by the dakar bomb a co-founder of yeah company they still turn up for work despite not being paid for 10 months new trains have operated since may 28th seen when money to maintain the line ran out. i wonder aloud out with that before retiring all i wish for is to relive the same atmosphere that we used to have here the life of a railwayman as all of heaven know what love really should be. a big part of that atmosphere moose are enjoyed was provided by the bamako station orchestra the cafeteria was the home of the famous rail band founded by mamadou backer yoko he still remembers where each of the players sat. but if it was right here where the name band was given. now the music has long been silenced and are now waiting for something anything t