islamic state terror today just how dangerous are returning i-s. fighters i'm brian thomas and joining me here in berlin to talk about that is amir masowe he works for media outlets here in germany and in iraq he says some i asked attorneys are dangerous but more dangerous is the updated ideology they bring with them. allan posing as a commentator for the daily newspaper de velde he argues if we want other states to take back their citizens who we consider terrorists then we have to take back our citizens who have committed terrorist acts. and kristen helberg is a featured mideast analyst at a number of european publications she points out bias is militarily defeated but not ideologically the west must help the kurds in dealing with the jobs. a warm welcome to all of you and to those of you joining us from around the world kristen if we could start with you you've also written two books about this topic about i.a.'s about syria you spent a lot of time in the country let's get a a demographic of our average i-s. fighter jet hottest who is he and wha

they say because i i i voted for me personally i do not believe her because she says she live in islamic state till two thousand nineteen for almost four years. that for yearsrs there where may maybes choses to lift -- the the state and to go to surround himself and we sold many cases by the way that women really do not accept. a two minute break well it's a difficult sunday managed to the tool tool t to go back bots in e end of the day -- we should think about who are going to come back. in which cases on whole distance has a or they have for the for the ideology and the really if it's in the it's need a lot of work it's the need evidence. when you go to the court you should bring but but -- black and white and the kurds who are. in control of much of the area where these -- former i ask people are are being held so it's very difficult to get that kind of evidence alan what do you think how should we deal with these cases should they be tried in syria. these should be for these individuals once they return here is subject to german law. i'm well. well look i i'm glad that we have this problem

have continued to fight against the islamic state but there we have seen the spread of islamic state in other areas of the world you mentioned the philippines where of the tremendous spread of the islamic studies state enough gun is down and i think we will see a continued continuation of the attacks mark just time from the german institute for international security affairs thank you so very much for the insights. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making the news at this hour the united states deputy attorney general rod rosenstein has submitted his resignation he's the official who appointed special counsel robert muller to investigate president trump's election campaign he also supported the justice department's conclusion that the president had not obstructed weller's investigation resignations but expected for some time. the president of cost of ohashi him toci has called the european union quote too weak to jump start stalled peace talks between his poetry and serbia without help from the united states he was speaking on the sidelines of a summit of balkan natio

the islamic state enslaved women. are the reasons you are here in this camp. >> islamic state for you is the bad example. quentin: the islamic state to the entire world is the bad example! >> show was the good thing. s of them. and from europe. there is -- quentin: the children of prisoners, -- prisoners, too, and they are still in danger. manynf their parents remain i the grip of the islamic state group's hateful ideogy. few of their home countries want any of them back. even in captivity, the malice overflows. "the americans better watch themselves, i swear. if i knew they would leave us here,e would have attacked and slaughtered them one by one." mini-caliphatea in its own right. ilstretchingafter mile, it is a reminder of the best of the crisis the islamic -- it is a reminder that the crisis the islamic state group brought to syria is not over. jane: it has been five months since flames swept through paradise, california, and left the town almost completely destroyed. the fire was the deadliest and most restrictiv

precludes islamic state from rising again yes i would agree. one of the problems in iraq was for instance when the americans were then they had . a rose pop lead from members of the old army in the baath party and so on and the americans under general petraeus had this john the arab awakening they defeated al qaeda not only military but also politically but then the americans left and al qaeda comes back and the baath party comes back to as in the form of. the stuff exactly so we're always you know we always think obie go in we find you his again and then we go out again that doesn't work like that because let's pick up all this and so the islamic state did ask for if you will these so-called islamic state has been crushed on the battlefield in syria and iraq on the battlefield that is but it's far from a spent force in other countries like some in africa and as far as field as in the media. isis fighters were on the advance that was in two thousand and fourteen when the terrorist organization took the city of raka syria. it was the start of fi

saying the group was probably linked to sunday's attacks just hours later islamic state claimed responsibility but as it has done before provided no proof instead a photo was put online this evening a chilling line up of the eight min claims carried out sunday's attacks again we have no way of verifying that claim but it fits the government's narrative that this was an international operation so far forty people have been arrested they are all surely they are all locals that forced the prime minister to do some explaining to day during a press conference that seems to have been fighting environment that they. haven't abroad and combat. the more that we want to find and that. if you stand on these issues. our for more on this i'm joined now by professor thorsten shakur from the institute of islamic studies here at berlin's free university professor it's good to have you ordered the show there were two claims that were made today said it was responsible for the suicide bombings and the sri lankan government said the easter sunday attacks may have been revenge for the mosque murder

continued to fight against the islamic state but we have seen the spread of islamic state in other areas of the world you mentioned the philippines where the tremendous spread of the islamic state in afghanistan and i think we will see it continue the continuation of the attacks marcus time from the german institute for international security affairs thank you so very much for the insights it's to mozambique now which is struggling with severe flooding in the wake of cyclonic canis more trencher rain falls forecast and countries north where the powerful storm made landfall sunday so far thirty eight people have lost their lives that number is expected to increase the poor weather conditions have been hindering aid efforts with flights grounded this is the second cycle on to hit the country in as many months six weeks ago cyclonic die devastated the region farther south. they can't get rid of the water quickly enough the rain here in pember the northernmost on beak keeps on coming. road snarr resemble rivers or actual rivers have burst their banks leaving huge areas underwater. aid agenci

islamic state for the entire world is the bad example. 0k. rooms there, those shower rooms. i'm from europe, normally we have a shower room. there's no shower rooms here. the children are prisoners too. and they are still in danger. many of their parents remain in the grip of the islamic state group's hateful ideology. few of their home countries want any of them back. even in captivity the malice overflows. "the americans better watch themselves, i swear. if we knew they would leave us here we would have attacked and slaughtered them one by one." al—hawl risks being a mini caliphate in its own right. stretching mile after mile it's a reminder that the crisis brought by the islamic state group to syria is not over. a woman who was detained in dubaifora month, after she posted on facebook — calling her ex—husband's new wife a horse, is being allowed to return to britain, according to the campaign group which represents her. 55—year—old laleh shahravesh was ordered to pay a fine of £625. her passport is being recovered and she should be home by

coming up on the program on the trail of islamic state in the philippines an exclusive report from the island of mindanao and how the separatist conflict that is being exploited. plus. how a german became a social media star in china with a funny take on these chinese in-laws. welcome to. it's good to have you with us we begin today in the philippines where the scene behind me is what many expect to see in this island nation but this beauty hides destruction of the kind last seen in the country during the second world war from the ground this is the reality this is my hobby city after a five month battle between fighters and the philippines army fought in twenty seventeen located on the southern island of mindanao the battle in but obviously was one of the most violent chapters in a conflict that has seen the deaths of more than one hundred twenty thousand people it's been the struggle for autonomy waged by the island's muslim population a struggle that could soon be subverted by the imagines of islamic state. we are on patrol with the largest muslim rabbit group in mindanao the moro i

also coming up the islamic state wives who are western citizens or residents the role that they play for the terrorist group is often unclear now many want to return to the places that they call home we will speak with one woman desperate to return to germany with her child. i have a two year old son. the poor boy has a right to a safe life. and making her story again one of the greats of women's soccer. brings is said to have set a record for the german national team in the bundesliga and now she is a coach leading a men's team that is working to reach new heights. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program the british cabinet is holding an emergency meeting to discuss the next brags that moves this comes after parliament again rejected a number of alternatives to prime minister theresa. may is unpopular with charles he'll parliament to set to vote on another option yet again tomorrow but the e.u. says that it is now looking increasingly likely that britain will leave the e.u. without a deal in less than two weeks unless it drastically changes course no use of the us through the news ha

by islamic state or were they directed by a so-called islamic state do you know i did not have that information at the moment but because my this is the time that the country from all all stated that they had direct contact with i think. what we do know is that. the local press being inspired by how the isis operates and with the data directly a controlled by the i.c.c. is yet to be seen because what the timing is to say is that there are reports that they are connected to the isis but there are going to be footing the bill gates and so vehement suspect the reason he was the so i think with the duty now the prime minister as you referenced in your first answer warned that there may be more potential terrorists at large in that there was even an attack planned on a fourth hotel that's very alarming how on edge are people where you are. it's an extremely scared of the i mean if you will resist canonical right now and even the outskirts of old. today being a weekday you should these days enormous traffic on a little suspect days activity seen over the shop but those close offices that

a video emerges appearing to show the leader of so—called islamic state.f it's authentic it's the first time that abu bakr al—baghdadi has been seen in five years. boeing faces litigation and a sharp drop in value after its newest plane was grounded over safety concerns. the ceo of boeing apologises after two fatal air crashes. we at boeing are sorry for the loss of life in these tragedies. and they continue to weigh heavily on us. the number of people killed in mozambique after cyclone kenneth rises to at least 38 as floods worsen. and what do you do if your capital city is sinking? well in indonesia they're planning to move it. that's all coming up on outside source. a man believed to be the leader of the islamic state group has appeared on camera. in a video released a few hours ago, he vows to seek revenge following the loss of the group's territory. abu bakr al—baghdadi has not been seen since july 2014, when he proclaimed from the iraqi city of mosul the creation of a "caliphate" across parts of syria and iraq. let's just show you how is territory ha

plasticity nearly two years since the support islamic state or so to create a so-called caliphate in the philippines bhatia looking muslim rebels on the island of mindanao join the army to flush them out but this is devastated region at risk of conflict once again our reporters went there to find out and have an exclusive report. telling of a warm welcome to you. so the ones you manage to do it as have pledged to hold talks with pro-democracy protests as a day after a coup ousted longtime president or a machine the head of the military council has said the transition to civilian rule could be as short as one month rather than two yes if it's managed without kills thousands of people have returned to the streets after ousting demanding the country resist another period of autocratic rule. the music of defiance these protesters refused to go home after the army declared a curfew some of been there through the night for many in the motors extatic if they also feel they've been cheated. after three decades of life under ex president omar al bashir a new strongman takes his place defense

by islamic state or were they directed by a so-called islamic state do we know. i cannot have that information at the moment because my this is the times to confirm all the all-state that they had direct contact with i think. what we do know is that. the local press being inspired by how the i.c.c. operates and the way they gave us directly a controlled by the i.c.c. is yet to be seen because what the timing is to be saying is that there are reports that they are connected to the i.c. but they are going to be sorting that and so be made just have to wait and see what the starting with the duty now the prime minister as you referenced in your first answer warned that there may be more potential were terrorists at large in that there was even an attack planned on a fourth hotel that's very alarming how on edge are people where you are just an extremely scared of i mean if you will resist canonical right now and even the outskirts of roads. there being a v.k. used to these days enormous traffic on a little suspect they act cynically nobody suspects those close offic

this is deja vu news coming to you live from berlin so-called islamic states claims responsibility for the sri lanka bombings security video appears to show a person possibly a suicide bomber at one of the churches he comes in at the back of a line of people and turns to enter the sri lankan country is under a state of emergency after sunday's attacks left more than three hundred people dead meanwhile the nation fall silent in honor of the victims of the attacks. and the country's prime minister has just addressed the nation and given further details of investigators efforts to identify the attacks. also coming up to me in my supreme court rejects the final appeal of to jailed journalists who dared to report on atrocities by the country's military activists see it as a blow to freedom of press. i am. thank you. hello and welcome amitai cheema as sri lanka mourns the death of over three hundred people in the easter sunday bombings attention is turning to who might be responsible the islamic state says it is behind the multiple suicide blast . although it's not offered any proof in a sep

united states has reiterated its determination to defeat the extremist group that calls itself islamic stateartment has said it is clear the fight against is is not finished despite its loss of territory in syria and iraq. the leader says they were responsible for the easter bombings into languor and worn of a long battle of attrition i had —— sri la nka battle of attrition i had —— sri lanka —— ahead. before we go, let's leave you with these pictures from tokyo. crowds are gathering outside the imperial palace ahead of the ceremony as emperor akihito abdicates in favour of his elder son, crown prince naruhito. the heavily symbolic but relatively simple ceremony will be televised from the imperial palace in tokyo, attended by members of the monarch's family, courtiers and state officials. emperor akihito, who's 85 and had prostate cancer and heart ailments, signalled his intention to relinquish the throne three years ago, bringing aboutjapan's first abdication for two centuries. that's it for now. there will be plenty more news on the bbc website. thank you for watching. hello there. over th

the so-called islamic state for least as a propaganda video that they say shows the group's leader abu bakar. he claims the easter bombings in sri lanka or the group's revenge for its defeat in syria. and with the champions league semifinal looming we have an exclusive interview with liverpool's much loved coach ahead of the team's clash with barcelona he tells us why the spanish couple have a big challenge on the fact. i'm sumi so was going to thank you for joining us we start with some breaking news from venezuela opposition leader why though has posted a video on social media calling for a military. and if he says the moment is now. now he is surrounded by men in military uniforms as well as another key opposition leader leopoldo lopez wedo says what he calls the final phase of a plan to oust president nicolas maduro has now begun the government says it is confronting what it is calling a small group of traitor. but let's get the very latest now our correspondent off gosh lanka is standing by on the line in caracas oscar the seems to be a fast developing situation give us an idea of

but since the self-proclaimed islamic state burst onto the scene in two thousand and seventeen the muslim rebels have joined forces with the philippine army both sides feel threatened by us fight has now laying low. the muslim minority strongly supports the m.i.l.f. only five percent of filipinos are muslims and almost all live in mindanao or the areas are among the poorest in the philippines many here blame the christian majority got the men for their plight. we visit the military headquarters of the m.i.l.f. the government meets the rabbits support to secure a peace and to fight terror president rhodri go to tara to has promised them a far reaching autonomy these schools are. the chief of staff isn't in uniform a sign perhaps of the shift from insurgency to politics the m.i.l.f. has seen defectors joining i as we ask him what might happen if the autonomy project goes badly our credibility daughter people really become diminished. by his station. all their followers. jory him or their group and him. and become bigger. he tells us that they will disarm up to thirty thousand fighters but o

the islamic state is far from defeat. laura:rt the u.s.epament is saying they were dealt a crushing psychological blow through its loss of characterane in irasyria. are they taking it seriously enough? >> the problem now is that there is no discrete target. it was a tremendous debt to the a tremendous step to this instability. even though there may be 15 to 30,000 islamic state fighters in ir. americans love declaring war on things. we havnderstand this is not japan or germany during the second world war. or frankly, it's ideology. i know people don't want to admit it. ere in the long war and will be faced in days and months to come with a number of efforts. not just to demonstrate proof of life, but to demonstrate that the organization remains lethal in so many parts of the rld. laura: we should brace for further attacks? >> i think, because of the , the paradox is that they will clearly want to demonstrate that they have resilience, they have resolved. dethe portion and the audio portion of this tape he is shown poring over documents tha

breaking news this hour islamic state claims responsibility for sunday's deadly bomb attacks entry along. also this hour are to investigate the links between the us government and facebook i think social media giant introduces its new general counsel legal adviser at the u.s. state department. is ready to cope. with the ready to kill. and a famous bodyguard from germany it reveals how berlin has become an epicenter for criminal ethnic clans and why it's so difficult to deal with the issue. you're watching r t international bringing you your live news update from our studio here in moscow welcome to the program first we start with breaking news this hour islamic state has claimed responsibility for the easter sunday bombings and sri lanka comes after the country's government said two radical islamist groups were behind the attacks which killed more than three hundred people are now joined live in the studio by artist on a corner donald the islamic state has taken responsibility how does that fit in with what we heard yesterday of wider forces at play you know well jacki the interesting th

with the so-called islamic state releases a propaganda video that they say shows the group's leader abu bakker on baghdad and he claims to easter bombings in sri lanka where the group's revenge for its just seat in syria. and in football with the champions league semifinals looming we sat down for an exclusive interview with liverpool's much loved coach jurgen klopp ahead of the clash with barcelona he tells us why the spanish club will have a big challenge on its hands. i'm sumi so much going to thank you for joining us japan's emperor akihito has formally stepped down from the throne in a ceremony at the imperial palace in tokyo akihito is the first japanese emperor to abdicate in two hundred years his fifty nine year old son will officially become japan's one hundred twenty sixth emperor and a short ceremony tomorrow now the emperor holds no political power but japanese people revere him. as a symbol of the country's tradition and history in a spinal speech as emperor the eighty five year old thank the people of japan and said he would pray for peace and happiness in japan and around

how to handle foreign fighters returning home after joining islamic state has stumped the g seven gathering in front the group of the world's most advanced countries failed to hammer out a joint position on the issue while the united states is calling on countries in europe to take back their citizens some states including france have a very different view. people who went to the zones in order to fight must be sentenced over there another issue is children and it's true that five children have been brought back to france they are all friends are abundant will be studying the situation of children on a case by case basis. e.u. commission claims some five thousand europeans joined eisel between twenty eleven and twenty sixteen the u.k. france germany and belgium are among the most affected countries and with ice a largely defeated many of those who swore loyalty to the caliphate are now regretting their actions. video agency talk to two former militants born in germany they both converted to islam in their teens because glass joined the islamic state terrorists in aleppo code worked at a nat

may twenty seventeen saw a catastrophic development the self-proclaimed islamic state also known as i got involved in the conflict. with just a few hundred fighters it seized the mainly muslim town of mirali and held it for five months. the consequences were devastating. for. the philippine president rodrigo do character known for his brutal zero tolerance approach proceeded to bomb the city. we want to find out how it was possible. i asked to gain a foothold in the philippines. and when. we meet someone who witnessed the battle for murali the people they thought it's a joke. city. and they cost tens of thousands of people. it's unthinkable but it happened and this is how terrorism plays its part because it can explode it would break out any time it will run out of notre dame look mon is a historian and a member of a powerful muslim family nonetheless he has to ask the army for permission to accompany us into the center of morality it's now an exclusion zone the city has a population of two hundred thousand. but. is not allowed to enter his house. not all the booby traps and explosive

also coming up the islamic state wives who are western citizens or residents of roles that they played for the terrorist group is often on clear now many want to return to the places that they call home we speak with one woman desperate to return to germany with her child. i have a two year old son and. the poor boy has a right to a safe life. i'm sara kelly welcome to the program the british cabinet is holding an emergency meeting to discuss its next brags that moves it comes after parliament again rejected a number of alternatives to prime minister teresa mayes unpopular withdrawal deal but the e.u. says that it is now looking increasingly likely that britain will leave the e.u. without a deal in less than two weeks unless it changes course. michel barnier is not giving up hope yet the e.u.'s chief breaks that negotiator said the u.k. could still accept the stalled divorce deal stressing that it was the only way for britain to leave the bloc in an orderly manner. if the u.k. parliament doesn't that vote in favor of the with the rug removed in the coming days only two options would re

government warns there could be more attacks — and says the bombers may have links to so—called islamic statehave claimed responsibility. these cctv pictures are thought to show one of the suicide bombers entering a church before detonating his device. we'll have the latest from our correspondent in colombo, and we'll be talking about security with an expert in sri lankan politics. the other main stories on bbc news at 5pm: pomp and ceremony for the president. it's confirmed donald trump will make a state visit to the uk injune. the murder of lyra mckee in londonderry. a 57—year—old woman is arrested under the terrorism act. i think we needed a lesson to show one person can change everything. the swedish schoolgirl who helped inspire global protests on climate change meets political leaders at westminster. and billy mcneill, the celtic legend and the first british man to lift the european cup, has died at the age of 79. it's 5pm. our main story — the sri lankan prime minister has warned that more attacks are possible following the easter sunday suicide bombings. he also says the bombers could

the islamic state group reveals its secrets.e talk to captured british is fighters anyone that's still immersed by islamic state methodology is wrong. it's a gang. a comedian who plays a fictional president on tv is on course to win the first round of ukraine's election. we start in turkey, where president recep tayyip erdogan‘s governing party has lost control of several big cities in local elections, including the capital, ankara. it is a poll that is being seen as a referendum on president erdogan‘s leadership. in istanbul, both the opposition and ak party have declared victory, with the tally still very close. mark lowen reports from istanbul. there is a saying in turkish. whoever wins istanbul wins turkey. today, the biggest prize in the elections is too close to call, with fewer than 3000 votes between the governing ak party and the opposition chp, in a city of 18 million people. while both sides have declared victory, the official tally by the state news agency has stopped, with over 1% of votes still to count, which the

they were able to get it to the islamic state's official news agency.een a official news agency. we have never seen a case where official news agency. we have never seen a case where these videos of the pledges have emerged where there hasn't been some sort of co—ordination with the islamic state. sri lanka of course has a horribly body history with the civil war, but this seems to be something different, doesn't it? do you feel it isa different, doesn't it? do you feel it is a game changerfor different, doesn't it? do you feel it is a game changer for the country and for is? i'm sure it's a game changerfor the and for is? i'm sure it's a game changer for the country. as you've seen, there were multiple warnings that the authorities received the artwork for whatever reason, ignored oi’ artwork for whatever reason, ignored or not given to the proper channels. —— the warning. so there will be some soul—searching after this because in america following 9/11. as far as because in america following 9/11. as faras temp because in america following 9/11. as fa

now to what happens after islamic state we know that islamic state group has been defeated in syria its last holdout territorially but western countries are now debating on what to do with the citizens that have gone there to fight for islamic state now among the people captured are women many claim that they were forced to join the militants and they say that they carried out housekeeping duties rather than acts of terror berlin estimates that around fifty women with german citizenship are either imprisoned or live in refugee camps in syria and iraq authorities there want them out as quickly as possible which you can understand but germany is reluctant to take them back germany says it's difficult to determine whether they are citizens and whether they pose a security threat d.w. visited a syrian refugee camp and spoke with one woman with a german passport to is desperate to come back. stranded in the middle of nowhere seventy four thousand people live in the al home camp in northern syria it was made to hold only ten thousand the conditions on acceptable especially for children most p

plus it's been nearly two years since the so-called islamic state sought to form a caliphate in the philippines local muslim rebels on the island of mindanao joined with the military to flush them out but is this devastated region after risk of conflict once again t.w. exclusively travel to find. and a lunar mist the disappointment was plain to see after a spacecraft launched by an israeli company crashed on the moon's surface. below i'm terry martin good to have you with us sudan is beginning it's new day its first day under. new military leader army officers arrested and deposed longtime president omar al bashir on thursday following months of street protests the military council as it calls itself says it will now rule the country for two years before elections can be held is this the outcome that people wanted in a moment i'll speak to an exiled sudanese rights activist but first let's look at a tumultuous day in sudan. the dictator has full and the people a celebrating. amidst the triumph it's easy to forget that this is just a first step in remaking sudan. the country has been rocked by s

they were able to get it to the islamic state's official news agency.eos of the pledges have emerged where there hasn't been some sort of co—ordination with the islamic state. sri lanka, of course, has a horribly body history with the civil war, but this seems to be something different, doesn't it? do you feel it is a game changer for the country and for is? i'm sure it's a game changer for the country. as you've seen, there were multiple warnings that the authorities received or for whatever reason, the warning were ignored or not given to the proper channels. so there will be some soul—searching after this as there was in america, following 9/11. as far as isis, this is a confirmation of what we've known for a while, which is that although politicians have glibly taken to saying that the group was defeated, we know the caliphate was neverjust an iraq and syria project. we have seen them grow in strength, this is an example of that. a group far from the course of isis's centre of gravity in iraq and syria, and yet it now appears to have carried out pos

the docs also appeared to be groups like islamic state and. but i think the name needs to be investigated these kind of organizations also like to attract public city. i shouldn't that does not have a history of serious tension between muslims and christian minorities in the country can you give us some context here well attacks on christians have increased in the past few years but the numbers are not very high stood. at the minority muslim communities for articulate last year the government had to declare a state of seeing in certain parts due to such clashes. there's almost no history of trouble between christians and muslims so i believe that the conflicts in sri lanka more. religious based the decades long civil war which was crushed in two thousand and nine votes for the long back to make lines and not religious so that's what i i think it's more what is happening in sri lanka is more on the ethnic lines and not religious. asia desk thank you very much for that assessment. north dakota is leader kim jong un is arrived in eastern russia a

by islamic state or were they directed by a so-called islamic state do we know i cannot have that information at the moment because my this is the timing is to confirm all it's all stated that they have direct contact with isis. but what we do know is that. the local craftsman inspired by how the isis operates and with that they were directly a controlled by the isis is yet to be seen because what the timing is to the phase that they're ready for that they're connected to the isis but they're going to be flirting with it and so the main suspect the recent the what do you sorting with the duty now the prime minister as you referenced in your first answer warned that there may be more potential terrorists at large in that there was even an attack planned on a fourth hotel that's very alarming how on edge are people where you are. it's an extremely scared i mean if you will resist canonical right now and even the outskirts of old ark there's a saving of ek used to these days enormous traffic on i would always suspect they absolutely nobody shops but those close offices that those people anglos p

also coming up the islamic states wives who are western citizens or residents the role they played in the terrorist group is often unclear now many want to return to the places they call home we speak with one woman desperate to return to germany with her child. i have a two year old son and. the poor boy has a right to a safe life. and to making her story again one of the greats of women's soccer and go great this is such a record has set records for the german national team and the bundesliga now she is coach brings leaving a men's team that is looking to reach worldwide. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program the british cabinet is holding an emergency meeting to discuss its next brags that it comes after parliament again rejected a number of alternatives to prime minister teresa mayes unpopular withdrawal deal but the e.u. says that it is now looking increasingly likely that britain will leave the e.u. without a deal in less than two weeks unless it drastically changes course. michel barnier is not giving up hope yet the e.u. chief brags that negotiators said the u.k. could still

islamic state releases a new video. if it is authentic, it will be the first time its leader,