and aid organizations scramble to get supplies into serious edley province as a deal to do life i think of civilians a moment to rest but. i'm phil gale welcome to the program in a surprising turn of events german government leaders say they will review a decision to move the head of the country's domestic intelligence agency hans mos and was told he had to go after he made controversial comments about violence in the east and german town of chemists but his subsequent promotion to a higher paid position in the interior ministry widespread outrage amongst germans and response to any coalition partners social democrats insisted on a new round of talks to decide his future. a serious message delivered with a smile of by s.p.d. leader andrea. we have all made mistakes and that's why i've gone back to translate i'm to america and interior minister haas see her for her to request that we reconsider our decision and that's what we'll do you. in a letter to her coalition partners knowledges wrote that it was a mistake to promote hans mos and from the head of the domestic intelligence agency to

special envoy for syria has proposed a plan for extremist rebel fighters to withdraw from syria's edley province to avert what he called a bloodbath it live as the country's last stronghold of the government resistance president assad is the i thought to be preparing to launch a major offensive stuff and de mistura presented the proposal at a meeting of the un security council. meanwhile is a separate meeting to decide it libs fate iran russia turkey have been unable to overcome their differences iranian leader hassan rouhani hosted russian president vladimir putin and turkish president ventured type one in tehran turkey push for a cease fire which was rejected by russia and iran raising fears of an imminent offensive the three countries did however agree to keep talking aid agencies say an offensive against it leave could be the greatest humanitarian catastrophe in syria's a seventy year war if that catastrophe materialize president heard one said his country would not be able to help. turkey right now is hosting three point five million syrian refugees lib's population is three point

quick look at the top stories russia and turkey have agreed to set up a demilitarized zone in syria's edley province to separate government forces and rebel fighters just hours after that announcement syrian state media said its ad defense forces intercepted a number of missiles fired at the city of latakia. sexual misconduct allegations of threatening the confirmation of the u.s. president's pick for the supremes court the woman behind the claim says she's willing to testify publicly. but donald trump says nomination is still on track. and rescuers in the philippines are searching for survivors buried under landslides caused by thai food more than fifty people have already been confirmed dead but that number is expected to rise. meanwhile on the u.s. east coast heavy rains are still disrupting rescue efforts in the carolinas despite authorities downgrading storm florence to a tropical depression flash floods along the border between north and south carolina threatening more damage at least seventeen people have been killed and power was knocked out for hundreds of thousands of homes and bu

world needs to pay the price needs to statens to pay the price a big part of an assault on syria's edley province rising in the u.s. newspaper the wall street journal budget type two one said all members of the international community must understand their responsibilities he went on to warn that the consequences of inaction are immense tens of thousands of people have fled syrian and russian forces prepared to take the rebels' final stronghold those staying behind making improvised gas masks and shelters amid fears that the assad government could deploy chemical weapons. when many of the people fleeing the italy befriends of have been heading north towards the border with the w.'s daniel hecla has been to a refugee camp there where he met a boy who was orphaned when a barrel bomb bases in the city of hama. he's only fourteen but omar hussein allo already knows what suffering is three years ago he fled to this refugee camp in northern italy disabled traumatised and off and here he found safety you know ourselves food and drinks from this tent and i'm just. i work here day and night and m

the syrian government and its allies are widely expected to launch an offensive to retake rebel held edley province in the coming days white workers at a south african petrochemical firm are on strike around three thousand employees at sasol sikandar plant around happy that black workers have exclusively been offered company shares south african law requires firms to meet quotas on black ownership and employment a protest has been held in the yemeni city of ties ahead of friday's un led peace talks to end the country's three year war the protest says urging the warring parties in geneva to address the plight of thais residents who've been living under siege for years. but that's our journey even before the start of the geneva talks to who claim they have the right to control and govern yemen their claim is rotten and puts pressure on the international community to deal with them what kind of peace can we have with such a group that does not believe in the rights of other people. the death toll is rising after a powerful earthquake in northern japanese island of hokkaido the six point seven

you've mentioned four names, kavanaugh, judge, pj edley lynn kaiser, her friend, and none of them back the irony is that dr. blasey ford actually had to both testify about her personal experience and she actually ended up being the expert there and how trauma works. it was sort of a powerful teaching moment i think for the country that why people don't tell in the first place and how memory works when you've had such a traumatic exp young. it is perfectly typical to remember quite vividly things in the room, the sound of laughter and not remember the address or even a specific date. the laughter that is wanting her and actually hunting many survivors around this country. >> chris: let's take a look at the accused, judge brett kavanaugh. here was some of his testimony. >> this has destroyed my family and my good name. a good name built up through decades of very hard work in public service at the highest levels of the american government. >> chris: you believe that judge kavanaugh was guilty of criminal mistreatment of at least this one woman? on what basis? >> i believe it because i be