i'm a money thank you for joining us indonesian rescue worker a searching for survivors in the aftermath of a devastating tsunami which struck a busy tourist region on saturday night the official death toll has risen to two hundred twenty two with more than eight hundred reported injured dozens more are unaccounted for the tsunami swept the coastline along the street between sumatra and java it was apparently triggered by an eruption of an island volcano which sent a wall of water crashing on shore. the place where someone used to live now destroyed by the powerful way. it's just one of hundreds of homes and buildings flattened by the tsunami along the coast. the water hit with such force that it lifted cars and other vehicles. one woman spoke of the horror of the moment when the tsunami struck. and said if the i was at home watching television at the time. then i heard a rumbling sound and i thought it was a wind. the catch i open the door water came in quickly and dragged me out when i saw outside the sea was receding i decided to run and go as the water came again for the second time

what you need is coming to you live from berlin a rescue teams that raced to find survivors of the indonesian tsunami the death toll rises to almost three hundred on survivors are forced to move to higher ground the volcano that calls the tsunami is still a role thing and there are fears of a second giant wave also calling up. pakistan's former prime minister nawaz sharif and gets seven years in jail for corruption up on top of a ten year sentence on similar charges he was given to him tonight. and in this season of giving the owner all they washington d.c. restaurants who's giving all the year round. i'm honored you for joining us. authorities in end and asia are urging people to stay away from parts of the coastline amid concerns of further tsunamis this comes after a devastating tsunami has without warning on saturday nice authorities say at least two hundred eighty dies when the huge wave swept the coastline along the sound straits. and java it's believed to have been triggered by their option of an island volcano which is going through an active phase homes and beach side hotels were des

from the indonesian red cross thank you for taking the time to talk to us. now to some of the other stories making news around the world turkey is reported to be massing troops near a town in northern syria housed by a kurdish led force that's backed by the u.s. president donald trump said turkey's president urged on assured him that turkey will eradicate all remaining fighters of so-called islamic states in syria after american ground forces are withdrawn. french president of the koran has criticized president sudden move to pull u.s. forces as of syria on a visit to charge in central africa macross said he very deeply repressive the move and said allies should be dependable across the praise u.s. defense secretary says who resigned in protest the trial decision. the body of a seven year old girl who died in the u.s. the troll border patrol custody has just arrived home. died in texas earlier this month reportedly from dehydration and shock her treat her journey u.s. authorities were heavily criticized for the way they handled her case. in sudan they've bee

from the indonesian red cross thank you for taking the time to talk to us. ok by us. now it's the movie of the stories making news around the world. of course in myanmar is to you to hear the appeal of two boys here is reporter is sentenced to seven years on charges of breaking the country's official secrets act they were jailed while covering the crisis and have already spends more than a year behind bars in the case has sparked a global i have cry from human rights advocates. the body of a seven year old kwassa moland girl who died in u.s. border patrol coast today has arrived home. to texas earlier this month reportedly from dehydration and shock after a three thousand kilometer journey u.s. authorities were heavily criticized for the way that they handled her case. turkey is reported to be nothing troops near a town in northern syria has by a kurdish led force that's backed by the u.s. president donald trump says turkey's president urged one assured him that turkey will eradicate all remaining so-called islamic states in syria after american ground forces are with

how are indonesian taking this news and reacting to the debate about the countries that early warning system are they angry . well this is the fifth largest. in asia and people stop being angry at anything anymore so though they are wondering why there was no early warning for tsunamis but they were slowly they understood that such an event is really really hard to predict and it was the president said it was beyond our capacity to predict such an event so even if we have a tsunami early warning system. people don't think there will be enough time for victims to run or to you know just for self and self. it's been a rough year obviously for indonesia however they recover it from the past disasters well it's really really slow it has been the slow progress in a long book and also in central sulawesi were as you know. earthquake and tsunami in june and in september. but the government the problem is the people that. in the next year or two for you know the flipping process. to fasten it up but that's something that we still have to see rizk know from indonesia in bonn thank you very muc

our top stories: urgently searching for survivors of the indonesians in army. dashmac indonesian tsunami. at least 220 people are now known to have died. these cars were parked on the other side of the road and have been pushed on top of each other, on top of what was a holiday villa. pushed before hejumped — president trump forces out his defence chief two months ahead of his expected resignation. meanwhile, president macron of france says he deeply regrets president trump's decision to pull american troops out of syria. and we have a special report from uzbekistan, where a new president wants to put his country on the global tourist trail. hello, and welcome to bbc news. indonesia is braced for the possibility of a further tsunami after a wave triggered by an erupting volcano killed more than 200 people and injured nearly nine hundred others. thousands of people who live on the islands of java and sumatra have been forced to evacuate to higher ground as the tsunami hit coastal areas. the volcano, anak krakatau, has been continuing to erupt today. 0ur indonesi

i want to bring attention to this or you've been following about the indonesian. end of the musicians and the audience being swept away by the waves what have you found out today. we visited the site where bad were playing and we were i mean. it was quite alarming the. height of this is. the way it would have been at least part made it which was to me because authorities did previously said around to me it is. clearly in some areas this tsunami hit a lot harder and in that area i mean there were bits and pieces of. equipment you've got around. yeah it was just a sign of sort of a scene of total devastation about that gathering. being attended by at least two hundred employees of the company. and many of those people died. and one of the band members as well so yeah it's a tragedy definitely a tragedy we'll say guest joining us indonesia thank you. thank you. it's now have a look at some of the other story. is making news around the world a court in pakistan has sentenced former prime minister nawaz sharif to seventy years in prison for corruption that's on top of

again, according to indonesian authorities, 500 meters inland.ome of the aerial footage we've seen does not show all of the buildings in coastal areas knocked down. we can actually see that some roofs ares, in fact, in tact. that might be good news, but the death toll stands at 168 dead, more than 700 wounded and hundreds of houses destroyed, boats destroyed as well. when it comes to that video you showed of the concert, that was being performed by a band called 17. it was a concert attended by dozens of people from a state power company when the wall of water broke through the stage there. the lead singer of the band issued a statement on instagram the following morning, quite emotional, as you can understand from the content of his message. take a listen. >> translator: i just wanted to say that our bass player and our manager passed away. i also ask for prayers for my friends who are still missing at this time. also, my dear wife is still missing. the rest of us have broken bones, minor injuries, including me. but we are fine. please pray that

this is due to the news coming to light 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 house started to rifle course humanitarian workers warn that is clean water and medicine supplies are dwindling the definitions from indonesia also falling off. and on top of the christmas for the world's stock markets wall street's down three percent and tokyo's nikkei index closes more than five percent its worst finish in almost two years. and pope francis delivers his traditional christmas day blessings of the physio of rome on the world these are live pictures of frogs and concerns that caught him from the pope is giving his blessing in different ships. in the screen the last. time out on a welcome to the program more than two days after a killer wave swept the coast of java or the death toll from indonesia tsunami has risen to at least four hundred twenty nine that number continues to climb and rumors that another tsunami could be imminent has been causing panic and the java di

this is news line from berlin rescue teams race to find survivors of the indonesian tsunami the official death toll rises to three hundred and seventy three and survive as a force to move to high ground the volcano the cause of tsunami is still erupting and their fears of a second giant wave coming up. pakistan's former prime minister nawaz sharif's gets seven years in jail for corruption that's on top of a ten year sentence on similar charges he was given in july. to he sends troops into its borders zones with syria president trump claims eradicates islamic state functions in syria after the withdrawal of u.s. forces because in the region fia tekkie is preparing a new offensive against them. and in this season of giving d.w. leaves and or know all a washington d.c. restaurant who is being charitable all year round. i'm just q money thank you for joining us authorities in indonesia people to stay away from parts of the coastline because they may be another tsunami this comes after a tsunami hit without warning on saturday night authorities now say at least three hundred seventy three peo

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

officials in one of the worst affected areas say most of the victims were indonesian holiday—makers.ng those who flocked to the region at this time of year. police have now begun the grim task of trying to identify the bodies. translation: the number of dead is increasing. we are still using facial identification while faces can still be recognised. hospital workers say they are struggling to cope with the huge numbers of injured people, and with many still missing, rescue workers have stepped up missing, rescue workers have stepped up their search for survivors. all too aware that the threat from the nearby anak kra katau too aware that the threat from the nearby anak krakatau volcano remains. spewing ash and smoke, it continues to erupt, and with fears that could trigger further tsunamis, residents are being warned to stay away from the beaches. caroline rigby, bbc news. the bbc‘s indonesia editor rebecca henschke is in carita, a district of villages in the banten province that has been hit by the tsunami and sent us this update. villas like this one here in carita are built right

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

indonesian rescue work has also changed for survivors in the office a matter of a devastating tsunami which struck a busy tourist region on saturday nights the official death toll is now two hundred and twenty two the tsunami swift the coastline the longest and a strange hitting sumatra and java it is believed to have been triggered by an eruption off and island located though which sent a wall of force a crashing onto shore. and besides hotels would destroy to along the coast which is popular with tourists dozens of people remain unaccounted for and more than eight hundred are reported injured. carried to safety after the disaster clinics like this one in western java are treating an influx of tsunami victims. others have found refuge in temporary shelters after the waves demolished hundreds of homes and buildings. it was at the moment i heard people shouting to run away and i saw the water had gone up to the mainland and the hotel had been flooded by water the waves dragged away around two hundred people and learn from all that. this is the aftermath at a beach resort where a band g

indonesians are currently living in fear of another tsunami, as the death toll from saturday's tsunami reaches over 420. as ivan watson reports... residents are urging for an early warning system to detect the natural disasters. ivan watson, cnn senior international correspondent: "this has been such a tragic christmas holiday for so many indonesians as the death toll, the number of people injured and missing from saturday night's tsunami continues to rise even as indonesian authorities try to provide some temporary shelter for more than 16,000 people made homeless by this natural disaster. among the casualties are the members of an indonesian pop band called 17, whose concert saturday night was tragically cut short by the deadly tsunami. the lead singer announcing that not only were all his band members killed, but also his wife who was supposed to be celebrating her birthday on sunday. and we caught up with a search and rescue team accompanied by sniffer dogs who informed cnn that they found, along one stretch of beach on tuesday, the bodies of three adults and a toddler. one survivo

this is the news line from delhi and rescue teams race to find survivors of the indonesian tsunami the death toll rises to almost three hundred and survivors are forced to move to high ground the volcano that called the tsunami is still erupting and their fears of a second giants week also coming up pakistan's prime minister nawaz sharif gets seven years in jail for corruption that's on top of a ten year sentence on similar charges he was given in july. and turkey sends troops to syria president trump says the eradicate islam mixtape find syria after the withdrawal of u.s. forces. i'm a money thank you for joining us is in indonesia people to stay away from parts of the coastline because there may be another tsunami this comes after the first tsunami hit without warning on saturday night authorities now say over three hundred people died when the huge wave swept the coastline along the street hitting sumatra and java it's believed to have been triggered by the eruption of an island volcano which is going through an active phase. homes and beach side hotels were destroyed along the coas

to indonesian our rescuers are searching for over one hundred fifty people. still missing after saturday's tsunami this after officials warned of fresh danger from the crocodile volcano and the possibility of another title way saturday's deadly waves killed at least four hundred thirty people for the survivors returning to normal life as not proved easy the w.'s of a song toss has this report. sometimes the sea is a friend sometimes a fellow jim acts as he's a fisherman in love one with java who has looked to the sea for his livelihood and as a source of food. i could make as much as fifty euros a week from fishing curing the monsoon season we depend on our store it's where we sell food to tourists. this used to be my store the tsunami swept along by now it's gone. to max still has his home and his family is science but without their livelihood the future is uncertain. they used to be many people on the beach every die. they came from nearby cities and even from jakarta. now there is no one. it is the waves rolling into the beaches of west java that bring in

indonesian authorities confirm now at least 168 people are dead after saturday's tsunami.t devastated parts of sumatra and west java. officials say it may have been triggered, this is unusual, by a volcano on the island of anak krakatoa. some of the areas are popular beach sites about 90 kilometers from the capital jakarta. and as we mentioned the tsunami struck without warning. >> in that clip of video you can see the waves caught beach goers off guard and forced them to scramble to safety. and then there's also some disturbing footage we'll show you of this disaster when it hit. we do warn you what you're about to see is difficult to watch as it caught so many people by surprise, but take a look. video of a concert the moment that concert was cut short. the band keeps on stage. keeps playing, but they're unaware of this killer wave that's about to strike. >> our ivan watson is following developments for us in hong kong and certainly the video of that band and the people just watching, not suspecting anything illustrates that this was a tsunami that struck without any war

among the casualties are the members of an indonesian pop band called 17, whose concert saturday nightshort by the deadly tsunami. the lead singer announcing that not only were all his band members killed, but also his wife who was supposed to be celebrating her birthday on sunday. and we caught up with a search and rescue team accompanied by sniffer dogs who informed cnn that they found, along one stretch of beach on tuesday, the bodies of three adults and a toddler. one survivor of the tsunami tells cnn that indonesia must have a better early warning system."bapu suwarna, tsunami survivor: "an early warning system is so important. it took only seconds, not minutes, after hearing the thunder sounds and then the waves hit us. from the bottom of my heart, i sincerely request that the government set up an early warning system so people can anticipate an incoming tsunami."ivan watson, cnn senior international correspondent: "indonesian authorities insist there is no system in place to protect against this unique, natural phenomenon. and that was a huge volcanic eruption on saturday that l

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i'm karl masterman thanks for joining us indonesian rescue workers are searching for survivors in theftermath of a devastating tsunami which struck a busy tourist region on saturday night the official death toll has now risen to two hundred twenty two with more than seven hundred reported injured dozens more are unaccounted for the tsunami swept the coastline along the sundra the sunda straits between sumatra and java it was apparently triggered by the eruption of an island volcano which sent a wall of water crashing onshore. this is the moment the tsunami hit without warning. it caused people to flee in panic. the local rock band seventeen were performing on the beach when the wave struck. in a tearful instagram message the band's front man confirmed that several members of the group had been killed and that others at the concert were missing including his own wife it seems many have not found anything to hold on to. in the light of day the scale of the damage has started to emerge. hundreds of houses and other buildings have been destroyed. by witnesses have said they were taken aba

the death toll in the indonesian tsunami has risen to 373.ig wave that might hit at any time. that's it for now. thank you so much for watching. hello there. over the last few hours, we've been watching temperatures drop like a stone. yes, it's turning into a cold night, with quite a widespread frost. out to the west, we've got a lot of cloud showing up on the satellite picture, as well. with that, southerly winds dragging up quite a lot of moist air, bumping into that cold air over the uk. it's a good combination for some fog, and the met office have already issued a yellow weather warning for patches of fog within this yellow weather warning area, that covers a good part of england. and, with the visibility dropping below 100 metres in places, the fog will bring some dangerous or hazardous driving conditions out and about on christmas day. so, if you're planning a journey to visit friends or family, please leave a little bit of extra time, and let's make sure everyone arrives safely. now, aside from the fog, it's going to be a cold start. a

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. >> indonesian authorities say the tsunami struck around 9:37 p.m. on saturday night.n indonesia for the christmas holiday when many of the resorts along the coast were full of indonesian tourists. the damage seems to have been done on both sides of the sunda strait. and it seems to have been triggered, indonesian authorities say, not by an earthquake, as we saw in september, another deadly tsunami that killed several thousand people, but in this case they think that it is due to volcanic activity arising from ana krakatau, a volcanic island in the middle of the strait that translates in english to child of krakatoa, that erupted in 1833, killing more than 30,000 people, and is believed to have sent global temperatures plummeting as a result of its massive ash cloud and it resulted in this island that formed some 50 years later, and that has been very active in recent months. but authorities in indonesia say the tsunami may have been worse saturday night as a result of a full moon and also the fact that it had been high tide. we saw images like the terrifying one of a

has him seek and this is live from doha also coming up indonesians are on the hunt for an armed group blamed for the disappearance of more than thirty construction workers. the israeli army begins dismantling tunnels along its border with lebanon . brags it can still be shut down that's the opinion of the advocate general of the european court of justice. or the french government is planning to suspend the proposed fuel tax hike that sparked weeks of increasingly violent protests that's according to reports in the french media it follows the worst riots in paris for decades on saturday yellow vests protests brought streets to a standstill nationwide for the past three weekends so let's get more on this from a david chase in paris so david if this happens there will be something of a climb down for the french government wouldn't it. it is without a doubt a climb down but how far are they going to climb back from that policies with getting more details. of the fuel tax rise was during january the first it's going to be delayed until july the first libya a six month moratorium on that an

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includes the indonesian red cross. from an international perspective we are liaising and coordinating with oui’ are liaising and coordinating with our local partners on the ground. if the request for international support comes, we are ready. we have already mobilised more than 330,000 us dollars to support the immediate emergency response. that will go towards things like allowing the search and rescue activities to continue, it will provide health ca re continue, it will provide health care services to people to make sure people have those basic needs that we we re people have those basic needs that we were discussing. thank you very much for coming on. thank you very much for coming on. the american actor kevin spacey has been charged with sexually assaulting a teenager in 2016. the alleged victim is the son of a us television news anchor. mr spacey has previously said he didn't remember the incident. andy moore reports. here is an interesting tidbit that none of you may know... kevin spacey has been accused of unwa

occupation which is still active in this fight after the body indonesian government to bring more welfareto give more autonomy to death region for many many years this independence movement is still the. israeli army has begun destroying tunnels under the border with lebanon israeli commanders say the aim is to prevent cross border attacks by his ball of faces into northern israel israel's been boosting defenses along eleven kilometers stretch of the border for the past three years natasha good name reports from west jerusalem. this is the first operation of its kind we've seen along the northern border targeting has a loss since two thousand and six that's when israel and hezbollah off a month long war and since then there's been a kind of tense detente israel is saying the existence of these tunnels is a violation of a un resolution agreed upon at that time prohibiting has the law from operating near the border and amassing weapons operation north shield as it's been dubbed by the israeli military began last evening they've been destroying the tunnels building walls and rock barriers in

i'm calling osman thanks for joining us indonesian rescue workers are searching for survivors in the aftermath of a devastating tsunami which struck a busy tourist region on saturday night the country's disaster agency has confirmed one hundred sixty eight people are dead but more than seven hundred reported injured dozens more are unaccounted for the tsunami swept the coastline along the a straight between sumatra and java it was apparently triggered by the eruption of an island volcano which sent a wall of water crashing ashore. this is the moment the tsunami hit without warning. they cause people to flee in panic. the local rock band seventeen were performing on the beach when the wave struck. thanks. in a tearful instagram message the band's front man confirmed that several members of the group had been killed and that others at the concert were missing including his own wife it seems many have not found anything to hold on to. you. in the light of day this scale of the damage has started to emerge. hundreds of houses and other buildings have been destroyed. by witnesses have sai

our top stories: the search goes on for survivors of the indonesian tsunami. 373 people are now confirmedead — more than a hundred still missing. teams from the military and the search—and—rescue teams are here clearing away the rubble, to make way for what will be a slow rebuilding process here. there are fresh warnings another killer wave could hit coastal areas, as the anak krakatau volcano seethes and threatens. the american market meltdown continues — as president trump launches a fresh attack on the us central bank. kevin spacey is charged with sexually assaulting a teenager at a bar in massachusetts two years ago. hello to you. indonesia's disaster agency now says 373 people were killed, by the tsunami that swept through sunda strait on saturday. more than 1,400 people have been injured — 128 remain missing. thousands of people who live on the islands of java and sumatra, have been forced to evacuate to higher ground. there are warnings that more eruptions at the anak krakatoa volcano, could trigger more deadly waves. rebecca henschke reports. rescue workers clear away the rubble,

this is news coming to you live from berlin the debt still 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 to get the latest from the region also coming up. pope francis delivers his traditional christmas day blessing to the city of rome and the world he condemned what he ordered human greed and consumerism. and in his christmas message germany's president. or just people to address tensions in society but engaging with each other and not kristie art. cheema a very warm welcome to you we start in indonesia where the number of dead has risen to four hundred and twenty nine two days after a tsunami swept across the coasts of java and sumatra the death toll is expected to rise with thousands of people still missing in the more remote areas of the islands almost one thousand five hundred people were injured in the disaster really get a live update from the region but first this report. out so not onl

this indeed of the news live from berlin to rescue teams of race to find survivors of the indonesian tsunami the official death toll has topped three hundred seventy a survivors of forced to move to higher ground the volcano that caused the tsunami is still erupting and there are fears of a second giant wave also coming up. in the season of giving d.w. meets the owner of the washington d.c. restaurant who is being charitable all year around. egypt kimani thank you for joining us authorities in indonesia say continuing eruptions of the volcano could cause another tsunami like the one that hit without warning over the weekend now people have been wants to avoid parts of the coastline over three hundred seventy people lost their lives when a huge wave swept the coastlines of sumatra and java on saturday nights destroying hundreds of homes and buildings nearly one hundred thirty people remain unaccounted for and more than a thousand have been injured. a child's cry a little boy rescued the giant wave left him buried in rubble for twelve hours. on the western tip of java and in many commu

voting in three opposition strongholds until march experts fear another massive eruption of an indonesian volcano will cause a second tsunami has prompted officials to raise the alert level and widen the no go zone which was set up after saturday's tsunami for the top stories to stay with

all right now local authorities and organizations like the indonesian red cross. to provide aid and relief to those who have been evacuated or those affected by the tsunami told us this morning the engine asian red cross that the most immediate need was to provide food and clean water to those in the evacuation centers which are that the boss or those have been sharing the homes with relatives but as of this morning also they had to contend with a notice from the local government to momentarily suspend these relief operations because of the torrential rain that has been hitting this part of the area since last night and since this morning there was a lot of sunder and there's been a lot of floods so the red cross has had to suspend these operations especially in the areas of the coastlines where there is a higher risk of rising rising waters and there are fears of another tsunami want is the feeling where you are. the threat of another tsunami over us you know i told her is over us quite literally as we continue to hear the rumbling and a crocodile from the other

this is news a line from burning the death toll in the indonesian tsunami rises to four hundred twenty nine as people try to salvage what they can from the rubble of desperately needed aid has started to arrive but humanitarian workers one that clean water and medicine supplies are running out or get the latest from the region also coming up . the talk libya's foreign ministry officials say at least two people are dead in the capital tripoli after militants detonated explosives at the scene we'll bring you the latest from inside the country. in his christmas message in germany as president. just people to address tensions in society by engaging with each other and not drifting apart and. i'm edith can money thank you for joining us we start to indonesia where the number of dead has risen to four hundred twenty nine after the swept across the coasts of java and sumatra three days ago the death toll is expected to rise with people still missing in more remote areas of the islands almost fifteen hundred people were injured in the disaster we'll talk to a correspondent in the disaster zone

these pictures were captured by indonesian conservation officials to show the volcano in question . erupting one day before the tsunami occurred. tsunami warnings on the islands of java and sumatra remain in effect because activity at the volcano persists. question. is a freelance journalist in the indonesian capital jakarta we spoke earlier and he gave me he's assistant for doing to get supplies to survive is in the region. if you are cut off from mission also some ask you have been there since this morning so all. you know about the. need. to be that and then. and then. space at least a safe soul and also a good nation will discuss the agency also indebted to assess. the damage but so far. in it's a guess and a half. minutes you need the problem is this. this is quite new or initial because usually if there isn't a. tsunami it's that it's a no wait before the tsunami but we stand this morning and all medicine northway and that is the warning when it's not just coming for more i'm joined by robert fice associate professor off natural hasn't sat thinking it's taken the united states

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aulia arriani from the indonesian red cross joins us from jakarta.hat is your understanding of what has happened and how much devastation has been caused in this tsunami? this tsunami hit the province on saturday night, so it was a powerful wave with heights of 30-90 was a powerful wave with heights of 30—90 metres, which caused injuries and extensive damage on both sides of the street. right —— of the straits. right now, lots of people are still in shelter and others are going to families up on the hill. they are still frightened and afraid to come back to their homes because they are afraid that there will be big waves and tsunami coming back again. what are your teams on the ground able to do to help those people? our volunteers are already on the ground, they have been in the field since last night. they are helping to do the evacuation, trying to find some survivors or may be some casualties or dead bodies. they are still working with the search and rescue teams. also, we have volu nteers and rescue teams. also, we have volunteers working to giv

i'm on it on a welcome to the program indonesian authorities are warning people around the erupting volcano to expect extreme weather and high waves they're 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 so merriest hit by saturday's tsunami of more supplies are still need it for the thousands of displaced people living in makeshift camps doctors say children are becoming ill with a lack of access to clean water and medical supplies. we're joined now by correspondent ana santos and she's in love one in western java where it's one of the worst effect. area welcome and thank you for joining us we are hearing people fear another tsunami what's the feeling where you are right now . the fear of another tsunami certainly called bring over people's minds right now especially since we continued to hear the rumble of the volcano even that is cross from us but as of today the most immediate concern are the floods cause side of continuous rain yesterday that was continuo

and the indonesians struggle to get back to daily life evolved in last weekend's devastating tsunami we meet the fisherman abuse program has gone and so does the tourist who used to find his carriage. and. i'm going to home free glad you could join me another twist in the syrian civil war as government forces office a port to the codes at their request now the deployment of the syrian army to the town of mt man the beach comes ahead of a threatened turkish assault there and while russia welcomes the move and turkey decries it ankara is sending its defense of foreign ministers to moscow for talks on the shifting situation following the announced u.s. withdrawal of its troops from the region. u.s. forces still patrol the flashpoint town of men beach but after last week's white house announcement it's not clear for how long. what is clear is that turkey feels emboldened and has sent troops towards the border after and cora threatened to attack my beach to eliminate what it calls a terrorist threat the town called on the syrian army to help them as everyone waits for the next move turkey

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