outside in this church in southern chile a protest against pope francis. coming up i'll tell you why many people in this country. as the pope makes its way to. the u.s. has confirmed it's helping syria and could set up a border force containing thirty thousand personnel the troops will patrol the borders of territory carved out of northern syria by the syrian democratic forces which are mainly composed of why p.g. find his and that's angered nato member turkey what it considers the group of terrorists and has evolved to retaliate balance reports. turkish president rigid type on using a posse idris to look staunch in the face of a u.s. specs kurdish force on his southern border he promised to respond with his own show of force and invasion of the syrian city of f. or in not so so the letter was huge and just like we do not let the kurdistan workers party or p.k. open their eyes within our borders we are determined to vanquish them on the other side of fall toward god willing in the coming days we will continue the operation to purge out southern border from

in southern chile. it used to be standing room only inside this cathedral in southern chile. but these days not many are singing the praises of their bishop one batter us appointed three years ago by pope francis. outside the cathedral other members of the flock demand the resignation of the bishop who is accused of covering up sex abuses by chile's most notorious pedophile priest the pope may be smiling down at these affleck's cities and chile but now these faithful say that they are sad and angry at their pope. accuses him of betraying his promises. the vatican still covers up abusers and to boot in chile it rewards them with promotions and positions abroad the severity we expected from the pope isn't there it's an acceptable that a bishop like barrows who covered up sex abuses he put in charge of our diocese while the protest continued we caught bishop leaving through the parking lot he has long denied any wrongdoing but they did the questions about the calls for his resignation they moved to him. there are many other people doing charge work many blessings to you than the

annika: the weather in southern chile is very similar to the weather inin germany. there's good sun exposure, but also a lot of rain. so photovoltaics is an option, but hydro-power might be even better. here we want to see if the conditions are right for building a small hydroelectric power plant. reporter: the team takes pictures to show to a construction company that builds hydroelectric plplants. if the price is right, the small unit could be completed next year. adriana mohr would like to make further investments in renewable energy, without having to expand her farm. but for now, she doesn't have the financial resources. adriana: for that, we'd need a subsidy. otherwise we wouldn't be able to protect our resources, and produce excellent milk -- - mik that tastes of southern chile. reporter: right now she's looking out for the next gegeneration on heher farm. these heheifers shouldld start producing milk in about one year's time. host: austraralia's grgreat bar reef i is a breathtataking natl treasure of immense beauty and diversity -- but it is under threat. in

it used to be standing room only inside this cathedral in southern chile. but these days not many are singing the praises of their bishop one batter us appointed three years ago by pope francis. outside the cathedral other members of the flock demand the resignation of the bishop who is accused of covering up sex abuses by chile's most notorious pedophile priest the pope may be smiling down at these people but they're not smiling back this used to be one of the most faithful catholic cities in all of kili but now these faithful say that they are sad and angry at their pope. accuses him of betraying his promises. the vatican still covers up abusers and to boot in chile it rewards them with promotions and positions abroad the severity we expected from the pope isn't there it's an acceptable that a bishop like barrows who covered up sex abuses he put in charge of our diocese while the protest continued we caught bishop leaving through the parking lot he has long denied any wrongdoing but they did the questions about the calls for his resignation they moved to

abuse his appointment of one of kind of demons proteges one battles as the bishop of also one in southern chile has reopened old. now to some other stories making news around the world bangladesh says it has agreed with me and maher on a plan to repatriate more than six hundred fifty thousand were hinge of muslim refugees to me and mark over the next two years mean mars to allow their were henschel to apply for citizenship the un refugee agency warned if essential refugees only be returned voluntarily. libya's coast guard has rescued around four hundred migrants stranded in several locations off its coast in the mediterranean sea they had placed distress calls after claiming to experience engine trouble libya as one of the key routes for middle eastern and african migrants trying to enter europe illegally. at least nine construction workers have been killed in colombia after half of an unfinished bridge collapsed the deck and a supporting tower tumbled nearly three hundred meters into a canyon near the capital but without the bridge was part of a major new highway due to open in march authoriti

his appointment of one of kind of demons proteges one battles as the bishop of also known in southern chile has reopened old wounds. let's get a quick check now of some other stories that have been making news around the world at least nine construction workers have been killed when half of an unfinished bridge collapse in central colombia the deck and a supporting tower tumbled nearly three hundred meters into a canyon the bridge was part of a major new highway to open in march an investigation into the cause has begun. libya's coast guard has rescued around four hundred migrants stranded in several locations off of its coast in the mediterranean sea they have placed distress calls after claiming to experience engine trouble libya is one of the key routes for middle eastern african migrants trying to enter europe. palestinian leaders have voted to call for the suspension of recognition of israel the palestinian central council says that it will no longer it here two existing agreements with israel including the oslo peace accords the meeting came in response to u.s. president donald trump'

for abuse his appointment of one of canada's proteges one battles as the bishop of also no in southern chile has reopened old wounds. let's bring in the w.'s documented taurus and center with the chile where the pope is about to hold a holy mass daria good to see you we saw there in our report that there have been protests that there is generally very little trust in the catholic church right now in chile what have you been witnessing in the capital. so we have been not as many people us we so you know there are eleven american countries when the whole be saddam is and actually we have to have to remember that according to let it all out over to all these searcher. one of the most countries in south america of the main ideas their boat is aggressive in he's a speech just a few minutes ago it depôt addressed the chilean authorities in the presidential palace hold of lemonade out here in san diego and he said he feel pain and shame a day repairable it damage goes but children to children minister of the church he asked for forgiveness and to make every afford to support the victims asking all

exports to china have allowed food producers to grow substantially all the way from central to southern chile. this is the very last shipment of chilean cherries which will soon be going to the port of san antonio to board a ship with a thousand containers of cherries all going to china more than ninety percent of this country's cherries are exported to that country for other very simple reason no one pays more than the chinese. china's appetite isn't limited to cherries other fruits meat angry that he can't produce a home have given south america a twenty three billion dollars trade surplus in food. largely chile brazil and argentina. in less than two decades trade has increased twenty two times making china the number one importer of latin american commodities this presents a problem and an opportunity says the u.n. economic commission for latin america and the caribbean in american countries talking to the about i mean welcome to america if you want. to increase our trading patterns but let's move to areas of innovation. one of those areas is renewable energy especially solar latin america

investigate the affair and in two thousand and eleven was for as the bishop of also known in southern chile has reopened old who was. four time olympic champion simone weil says she was sexually abused by the former team usa gymnastics sports dr larry nasser the american artistic gymnast and star of the two thousand and sixteen rio games released an emotional statement on twitter saying she is quote not afraid to tell her story anymore in december nasser was jailed for sixty years for possessing child sex abuse images and will be sentenced this week over two cases in which he admits assaulting female gymnast's more than one hundred thirty women a filed civil lawsuits against him alleging abuse. you're watching d.w. news still to come a voice that will linger on the lead singer of the cranberries has died suddenly at the age of forty six we'll look back at the light and dark notes are for life and music. but first monica is here with a look at the currency markets very important money sumi because the euro has a steady it is rally against the greenback trading at one u.s. dollar twenty two f

who have been sexually abused by priests and even a nun these catholics came all the way from southern chile they wanted to be here when the pope passed so that he would see how upset they are with him for appointing a bishop to their city who is accused of covering up abuses. we have to do something we have to clean up the church we are angry at the heads of the church who have closed old doors to us indeed the pope's visit to chile has brought survivors of clerical sex abuse from all over the world to pressure the pope to make good on promises of zero tolerance of predators there are all priests in this country who are still in ministry eve some have even been. prosecuted and convicted for abuse but then they are put back into ministry come up possibly be the right. but there were many here who were overjoyed to see pope francis when he mounted his popemobile. who says he hopes the pope's visit will help unify chileans organizers tell us that the pope is perfectly aware that he's coming to a country where the catholic church is in a deep crisis where people have lost faith but that is the

churches in chile as protests continue against the pope's visit to were burnt to the ground in southern chile early on tuesday the arson attacks came hours after pope francis arrived in the country a church in the capital was also attacked and pamphlets threatening the pope were left aside officials from twenty countries are meeting in canada to discuss sanctions imposed on north korea over its nuclear missile program they're looking to increase the diplomatic and financial pressure on north korea to give up its development of long range missiles china which is seen as north korea's main ally is not attending the talks in vancouver but tensions on the peninsula do appear to be easing after north and south korea held formal discussions this month for the first time in two years. after a series was jordan is in vancouver and joins us live so was what's the real goal of the meeting. well the u.s. secretary of state rock's teller cent is delivering his opening remarks at this meeting of some twenty foreign ministers members of the so-called u.n. sending states those are the countries that support

exported to china have a large fruit producers to grow substantially all the way from central to southern chile. this is the very last shipment of chilean cherries which will soon be going to the port of san antonio to board a ship with a thousand containers of cherries all going to china more than ninety percent of this country's cherries are exported to that country for a very simple reason no one pays more than the chinese. china's appetite isn't limited to cherries other fruits meat angriness that it can produce at home have given south america a twenty three billion dollars trade surplus in food. largely chile brazil and argentina in less than two decades trade has increased twenty two times making china the number one importer of latin american commodities this presents a problem and an opportunity says the u.n. economic commission for latin america and the caribbean in american countries have been talking to the chinese about this i mean welcome to invest in latin america if you want to welcome to increase our trading patterns but. let's move to areas of innovation to provide value added

churches in chile as precious continue against the pope's visit three were burnt to the ground in southern chile early on tuesday the arson attacks came just hours after pope francis arrived in the country a church in the capital was also attacked and pamphlets threatening the pope left at the site. libya's coast guard has saved refugees and migrants from three boats in the mediterranean sea about three hundred fifty were rescued after crews responded to several distress calls large numbers of migrants are continuing to try to reach europe via libya despite the dangers. the french president has visited a reception center in northern france where refugees and migrants are waiting to have their silent requests looked into iran iraq then went on to cali where many refugees are waiting to try to cross into the u.k. is due to meet britain's prime minister to resign may later this week is expected to pressure her to allow in migrants stuck in cali thousands were evicted from what was called the jungle migrant camp they can before it was demolished last year a record number of asylum requests were made

exports to china have allowed food producers to grow substantially all the way from central to southern chile. this is the very last shipment of chilean cherries which will soon be going to the port of san antonio to board a ship with a thousand containers of cherries all going to china more than ninety percent of this country's cherries are exported to that country for a very simple reason no one pays more than the chinese. and china's appetite isn't limited to cherries other fruits meat angriness that it can produce at home have given south america a twenty three billion dollars trade surplus in food. largely chile brazil and argentina in less than two decades trade has increased twenty two times making china the number one importer of latin american commodities this presents a problem and an opportunity says the u.n. economic commission for latin america and the caribbean loving american countries have been talking to the chinese about this i mean welcome to invest in latin america if you want to welcome to increase our trading patterns but let's move to areas of innovation to provide valu

who have been sexually abused by priests and even a nun these catholics came all the way from southern chile they wanted to be here when the pope passed so that he would see how upset they are with him for appointing a bishop to their city who is accused of covering up abuses. we have to do something we have to clean up the church we are angry at the heads of the church who have closed all doors to us. indeed the pope's visit to chile has brought survivors of clerical sex abuse from all over the world to pressure the pope to make good on promises of zero tolerance of predators there are priests in this country who are still in ministry eve some have even been. prosecuted and convicted for abuse but then they are put back into ministry cannot possibly be the right. but there were many here who were overjoyed to see pope francis when he mounted his popemobile. who says he hopes the pope's visit will help unify chileans organizers tell us that the pope is perfectly aware that he is coming to a country where the catholic church is in a deep crisis where people have lost faith but that is the rea

exports to china have a large fruit producers to grow substantially all the way from central to southern chile. this is the very last shipment of chilean terese which will soon be going to the port of san antonio to board a ship with a thousand containers of cherries all going to china more than ninety percent of this country's cherries are exported to that country for a very simple reason no one pays more than the chinese it's. china's appetite isn't limited to cherries other fruits meat angriness that it can produce at home have given south america a twenty three billion dollars trade surplus in food. largely chile brazil and argentina in less than two decades trade has increased twenty two times making china the number one importer of latin american commodities this presents a problem and an opportunity says the u.n. economic commission for latin america and the caribbean and latin american countries have been talking to the chinese about this i mean welcome to invest in latin america if you want to welcome to increase our trading patterns but let's move to areas of innovation and to provid

other terrorist organizations to wreak havoc on the country pope francis has held mosques in the southern chile and yet another catholic church has been set on fire as one of at least ten that have been set ablaze in the past week the pontiff stop in the out of of egypt is seen as the most complex of his trip because is the center of a centuries old conflict with local indigenous groups from to mco latin america editor lucien newman reports. this is how indigenous my putsch is prayed with branches and cries to the sun and the earth and it was with their traditional rites not the catholic churches that pope francis began his visit to chile's most rest of region the other. i doubt but that we can hear alco sing of a sorrow that cannot be silenced from centuries of injustices that heavy one sees taking place. the pope dedicated his homily to the my pooches acknowledging that their blood was spilt on this very air base chosen for the people ceremony and it is still being disputed by seven hundred families thousands walked long distances from all over the region to attend even from neighboring argen

pope francis has celebrated mass in southern chile, the heartland of the indigenous mapuche communityruggle for indigenous rights. welcome to outside source. youtube is bringing in new rules on which videos can make advertising income. we have talked about this video by youtube star logan paul, showing the body of a suicide victim injapan, and racked up millions of use before it was removed. those can generate money. the new rules give youtube more control. the new rules mean that creators will now need 1,000 subscribers and 4,000 hours of watch time before they start receiving ad revenue. by by the standards of some people, thatis by the standards of some people, that is not a particularly high threshold. and youtube staff will review all clips being added to its premium service. that means a lot more staff, plus youtube taking editorial decisions — not the role it was looking for. dave lee is in san francisco. this is going to be quite a change in role for youtube, isn't it?|j think it is. i think it is making youtube act more in the way that a traditional broadcaster might act, whe

with a large group of people not survivors of abuse i have to say but people from that parish in southern chile who are absolutely outraged that the pope made such an abominable. point appointment the pope can dismiss that man tonight. the pope can throw his hands up in the he can ask for forgiveness and he can claim to clean up the church tomorrow i don't think he's going to do that he's very good on the public relations from he says some amazing things about all sorts of issues but on this one he doesn't simply accept his responsibility to rid the church of the many rapists in abuses but still look under his and the vatican's protection peter saunders thank you very much for sharing your thoughts whether you have a to the pope will be arriving as i say in about five hours time very very still intense security probably the most that i've ever seen for any visit of the pope to this part of the world and we will of course be bringing you the latest back to you many thanks listen you're in there with bringing us the latest from santiago our stinney a teenager i had to mimi were mainly in israeli

churches in chile approaches continue against the pope's visit to were burned to the ground in southern chile early on tuesday the arson attacks came hours after pope francis arrived in the country a church in the capital was also attacked and pamphlets threatening the pope were left at the site. on america newman joins us live from santiago what's the reaction been to the pope's declaration was a surprise. it wasn't a surprise given that the the attention that's been placed on this ongoing crisis dealing with sexual abuses against minors in chile carried out by members of the church so he had to say something that was very clear and there was speculation that he would but we didn't think it would happen quite so soon he really when it was the first time he spoke at all and some people have applauded what he's had to say others say it's too little too late but at his first mass there were certainly many many catholics there who are happy to see this pope. actually in catholics and immigrants from many parts of latin america spent the night here for the chance to see pope francis up the pope's

and the poochie people of southern argentina chile have long protested the loss of from sister lands at the hands of colonial era settlers territory that's maraton the budget by huge temperature states which have left the region environmentally deplete.

i'm a prude she people of southern argentina and chile have long protested but also from stressed lands at the hands of colonial era settlers territory that's maraton and cheap by huge timber a stakes which have left the region environmentally depleted and the indigenous inhabitants mired in poverty but recently the simmering resentment have been coming to the court weeping to find that water. will. pass a guinea and of vast wilderness of lakes forests and mountains that straddles then days across the southernmost part of south america. it's then central home of the indigenous mcu chief people who were here when spanish conquistadores first arrived on the continent they have a full hundred years ago. since the nineteenth century it's been divided by the border between chile and argentina. but for the mood to change that's always been over tree by andrey. for generations they fought and mostly failed to get their rights to these lines recognized by both nations. so you know what i don't know but there was a thought i told you. enough an elephant pass your stomach on the last of us and. k

people of southern argentina and chile have long protested and also from stressed lands at the hands of colonial era settlers territory that's maraton and cheap by huge timber states which have left the region environmentally depleted and the indigenous.

magnitude earthquake shook peru this morning, the epicenter just off the coast in the southern part of the country near chile. one of the two victims was a 55- year-old man crushed by a rock. the other person died in the same region. another 65 people were hurt when a number of homes came crashing down. roads in the rural region also collapsed cutting off communities. >>> two people had to be rescued in a bizarre crash in southern california. take a look at this. this white sedan wound up stuck in the second story of a building in santa ana. police say the driver was speeding when it hit the center of the median. that caused the vehicle to go flying into the air and wound up wedged inside the building. crews went in and safely removed the driver and passenger. police say the driver later admitted to being under the influence of drugs. >>> take a look at this. major flooding in an apartment complex in turlock. the firefighter's helmet cam shows how high the water is on the first floor. crews had to turn off several water mains to stop the flowing water. the displaced residents are now being housed by nearby h

chile he. hello again weather conditions across much of southern china and taiwan are looking fairly good at the moment temperatures not too bad hong kong very close in the twenty four degrees fine across a good part of indochina and always seen some fairly decent temperatures not continued as head on through into choose a bit more cloud developing but otherwise remains fine sunshine across much of me i'm over thirty three as a high in yangon now across into south asia here weather conditions generally looking fine and so lot of visibility problems still across northern parts of pakistan india and through towards bangladesh but otherwise pleasant enough in terms of the temperatures mumbai looking at highs of twenty nine degrees but as we head into choose there we're going to find this area of low pressure developing across northern parts of india so it could be quite wet and quite windy in delhi and the temperatures of just sixteen degrees is going to be decided the chilly not particularly nice i think of twenty four hours for the arabian peninsula we've got quite a brisk wind which has brought

the sunshine returns in the sunshine stretches across the raven peninsula chiles of want to see showers just around the southern end of the red sea but for most it's going to be fine settled and sunny temperatures here and getting up to twenty five or twenty six degrees over the next couple of days now for southern africa slahi five in trouble we come across into madagascar and here we do have a tropical cyclone eva still bringing some very wet since a very windy weather in across the region widespread disruption here i think some pasta the eastern side of madagascar we'll see damaging winds and of course the flooding rains we're looking at two hundred three millimeters of rain for some and that will cause widespread problems for the country. partners. welcome back with al-jazeera an update of the headlines the author of a controversial book on donald trump says the u.s. president has no credibility and his staff say he is like a child north and south korea will face to face talks for the first time in two years on tuesday and the united nations security council is preparing to hold a special session to discuss

the sunshine which is in the sunshine stretches across the raven peninsula chiles of want to see showers just around the southern end of the red sea but for most it's going to be fine settled and sunny temperatures here and getting up to twenty five or twenty six degrees over the next couple of days after southern africa slahi find it right we come across into madagascar and here we do have a tropical cyclone eva still bringing some very wet since some very windy weather in across the region widespread disruption here i think some pasta the eastern side of madagascar we'll see damaging winds and of course the flooding rains we're looking at two hundred three millimeters of rain for some and that will cause widespread problems for the country. june nineteenth sixty seventh six days that redrew the map of the middle east this record of the victory of the israeli army in that war was the greatest tragedy of the history of the fifty years later al-jazeera explores the events leading to the war and its consequences which are still felt today we tried everything to the united nations and try to make. contacts through