the kickoff of the international climate summit in bonn that's coming up in just fifteen minutes terry martin will be taking over right here at the news desk thanks for watching. when i'm traveling to be comfortable. but i also want to stay up to date on the latest news events. and d.-w. make snap our traveling easy because it's available and thousands of hotels resorts to ships why. have you found a sign. on the subject that shows d w in your room you can price. dot com travel quiz. hello and welcome to a very special edition of kino today we invite you to come on a journey with us through time with the help of a few. very extraordinary new films it all begins in the ice age. in one thousand nine hundred one in the italian alps stumbled across the oldest mummy in the world at sea as he was called shot to stardom overnight the film iceman attempts to reconstruct what his life might have looked like even the dialogue of spanx and unintelligible german acting you're going forward as well as the neolithic klansmen . a long. time to. meet the man. our next film takes place in czarist russia at th

hello i'm terry martin thanks for joining us. emerson is to be sworn in as in bob boys president shortly tens of thousands of people have poured into the national sports stadium on the outskirts of the capital harare to witness the inauguration we're looking at some pictures there the president the designated president in gaga has arrived for the ceremony a big cheer from the crowd in attendance he has said his presidency will mark the start of a new political era and he's pledged full democracy for the country. christine moon is covering that story for us and she joins us now from harare with more christine we were seeing preparations there under way for the presidential inauguration today a very momentous day in the history of zimbabwe the whole country must be watching this event here it's at terry and visually every zimbabwean has become a political commentator of some sorts that is the talk of the town everywhere you go people had to live in corn is as sitting around radios sitting at ten a vision say it's many people at the

hello i'm terry martin welcome to the program. police sources have identified the man suspected of killing eight and injuring eleven in a truck attack in new york the suspect was shot by police and is now being treated in hospital the twenty nine year old from becca stan was reportedly behind the wheel of a vehicle that rammed users of a bike path the attack happened in lower manhattan when a white pickup truck veered off west street and along the hudson river the driver plowed into the cycle path and continued for several blocks before especially into a school bus it's already said called it a terrorist attack but say the suspect seems to have been acting alone i hear news right here rescuers race to free children trapped in a shredded school bus they're just some of the victims of tuesday's terror attack in lower manhattan luckily no one on this bus was killed others were not as fortunate. just moments earlier this pickup truck tore down a bike path nearby plowing into cyclists and pedestrians alike witnesses describe the carnag

well i'm terry martin thanks for joining us. police and immigration officials in papua new guinea have moved in to clear almost four hundred refugees from an abandoned immigration camp the camp is on mama's island which is part of new guinea it had been used to house refugees hoping to get to australia but it was closed at the end of october that was after the papa new guinea supreme court ruled it unconstitutional some of the inmates refused to go because they feared for their safety at an alternative accommodation being offered. they want to kill us they chant this mobile phone footage captures asylum seekers in a controversial australian run detention center in papua new guinea one that was officially shut down three weeks ago now police have entered the compound they ordered those remaining to leave shocking scenes of distress the crowd tries to revive one man who has collapsed. oh. my god. these pictures show police attempting to clear the madness island center almost four hundred people have refused to leave the camp citin

flow i'm terry martin thanks for joining us. exploratory talks on forming a new coalition government here in germany have collapsed the business friendly f.t.p. bailed out of negotiations saying it failed to find common ground on key issues with chancellor angela merkel's conservative alliance and the greens rakhal announced she would talk with the german president later today it's not exactly clear what they'll be discussing one option is to call fresh elections or talk about that in just a moment but first here's how the night of negotiations played out. it was for a climax of a coalition talks the head of the free democrat sleeze for building to make an announcement he said his party was pulling out of the negotiations. we were being forced to cast away our principles and everything that we fought for over the years. we will not let down our voters by standing behind policies of which we're not at all convinced. it's better not to govern than to govern badly so that you. could buy. probably doesn't. there was no immediate con

the kickoff of the international climate summit in bonn that's coming up in just fifteen minutes terry martinwill be taking over right here at the news desk thanks for watching. when i'm traveling to be comfortable.

hello and welcome i'm terry martin good to have you with us. u.s. president donald trump is in south korea the second stop of his first official tour of asia the visit is being seen as an attempt to present a united front against north korea but south korea has offered a lukewarm welcome to trump is on how to rein in pyongyang military threat. president trump landed in south korea today with a clear message on north korea as we work together to resolve this problem using all available tools short of military action. the united states stands prepared to defend itself and its allies using the full range of our unmatched military capabilities if need be. it's a far cry from trump's earlier fire and fury threat but protesters were still having none of it they lined the route to the presidential residence in seoul shouting no war and no trump south korea's president moon j ian was there to receive trump and first lady maloney a trump trump visit comes amid growing tensions with north korea the regime has launched twenty two missiles in fifteen test since

hello and welcome i'm terry martin thanks for joining us. the latest u.n. climate summit has kicked off in ball on with representatives from one hundred seventy eight hundred ninety seven countries joining talks on how to tackle climate change the conference opened with a traditional fijian welcome ceremony the tiny pacific island chairing the conference already it's. he's suffering the effects of global warming and lacks the resources to host the event on the island itself go shares are working to cap an expected global temperature rise at two degrees or less in his opening remarks fiji's prime minister pleaded for urgent action to stop the pace of global warming we must not fail our people. that means using the next two weeks in the head to do everything we can to make the planet's agreement work and to advance emission and support for climate action before twenty twenty. two meet our commitments in full not back away from them. and to commit ourselves to the most ambitious target of the plan is a given. to kept the global average temperature at one point

hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us a spanish judge is expected to issue an international arrest warrant for ousted catalan leader collis pushed him all today that judge has already imprisoned nine members of the deposed catalan government after they responded to questions at the national court in madrid now they may be charged with sedition meanwhile just push them all is apparently still in brussels we'll talk to our correspondents there and in barcelona in a moment first this update. they use whatever they cute to make noise and bustle lona. the protests came after a spanish judge ordered past members of the deposed catalan cabinet detained pending a potential trial the former government figures turned up in madrid to answer questions about catalonia push for independence. after receiving the news that former had the site catalan president calloused pushed more and called the jailing a serious mistake and demands that their release. it is a grave attack on democracy. imprisoning political leaders who have ample citizen support is an act that violates the basic principle

hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us germany has been thrust into political uncertainty talks to form a new coalition government collapsed on sunday after four weeks of marathon negotiations the german president says he will meet with the leaders of all parties and press them to try once more to cut a deal meanwhile chancellor of the machall is weighing her options she says she's ready to run for chancellor again in a new election if necessary. the german chancellor would have gladly spared herself and germany from this walk of shame but after the collapse of coalition talks it's up to the german president to decide the next step. the new government is always a difficult political. one involving struggle and disagreement but the task of forming a government is very important possibly the most important task that voters give their representatives within a democracy and this task remains. confound to shine my own plans to meet up for talks with the various parties over the next few days my refuses to accept that they are incapable of fulfilling the voters' mandate german voters

hello and welcome i'm terry martin good to have you with us u.s. president donald trump is in south korea the second stop of his first official tour of asia the visit is being seen as an attempt to present a united front against north korea but south korea has offered a lukewarm response to trump's ideas of how to rein in pyongyang missile and nuclear threat. lunch with the troops president trump arrived in south korea today going first to a u.s. base near seoul to visit u.s. and south korean soldiers these are the men and women who would be carrying out orders in any potential conflict with north korea. south korea's president moon hopes it doesn't come to that he received donald trump and first lady malani a trump at the presidential palace in seoul. the korean people welcome you as one and we have great expectations. the welcome may not be as unanimous as president moon suggests protestors line troops route to meet moon shouting no war and no trump the south korean capital is just fifty kilometers from the border with north korea were cardless o

fellow i'm terry martin thanks for being with us. a red alert has been issued on the indonesian holiday island of bali as fears rise of a major paul kelly corruption authorities have evacuated forty thousand people around mount agung but the country's disaster agency says tens of thousands more still need to move this isn't the first time residents have had to evacuate in recent months the volcano's been rumbling since august. mount possibly on the verge of a major eruption once again its alert is on the highest level. thousands of local residents have been told to leave their homes now when it's allowed to stay within a ten kilometer radius of the ok no straight to. the other level was already raced it was highest back in september before being lowered again in october. many evacuees are fleeing to send us like this for the second time i've got my son that we have coming back here because we are so afraid after seeing the huge thick black smoke rising from the folks. so those of us who live in the danger zone decided to leave. the.

hello i'm terry martin welcome to the program. u.s. president donald trump is in japan on day two of his tour of asia he's meeting with prime minister shinzo to discuss trade and the standoff with north korea the u.s. president pushed japan to buy more american military equipment saying it would help protect against north korean attacks this after trump said he'd be open to sitting down for talks with north korean leader kim jong il and despite high tensions between washington and pyongyang. now trump promised to stand with japan against what he called the north korean menace let's listen in but working to counter the dangerous aggressions of the regime in north korea the regime continued development of its unlawful weapons programs including its illegal nuclear tests and outrageous launches of ballistic missiles directly over japanese territory are a threat to the civilized world and international peace and stability we will not stand for that the era of strategic patience is over you know president donald trump there speaking in japa

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hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us police sources have identified the man suspected of killing eight and injuring eleven in a truck attack in new york city they say a twenty nine year old truck driver from his back a stand was behind the wheel of a vehicle that rammed bike lane users in manhattan police shot him and he is now being treated in hospital the authorities say it was a terrorism attack but that the suspect seemed to have been acting alone. why are you there no it's right here rescuers race to free children trapped in a shredded school bus they're just some of the victims of tuesday's terrorist attack in lower manhattan luckily no one on this bus was killed others were not as fortunate. just moments earlier this pickup truck tore down a bike path nearby plowing into cyclists and pedestrians alike witnesses describe the carnage and the ensuing police shoot out in the bike lane clearly in the bike lane and i see when i go down i see two gentlemen laying right there in the bike lane with tire marks across their body and you could tell that they're not here no more maybe

well i'm terry martin good to have you with us the german president is pressuring the country's political leaders to reconsider their position on forming a new government on thursday president met with the leader of germany's social democrats martin schultz who has so far ruled out entering a coalition with chancellor angela merkel's conservatives but other leading social democrats say they are open to dialogue they say the party has a duty to the nation to help end the deadlock. the man of the moment s.p.d. leader martin childes arriving for his meeting with the german president. reportedly pressed a social democrat to reconsider forming another grand coalition with conservatives after the meeting however no indications of an outcome. in the day addressed protesting employees of tech giant. while he hinted at what he thought of and conservatives. machall of missed as a whole fuckin address seaman's directly if they don't they may have a different opinion to mine. an opinion schultz is afraid will be drowned out in a grand coalition but within the s.p.d. of there are other voices emerging

and i want to welcome i'm terry martin good to have you with us police and immigration officials in papua new guinea have moved in to clear almost four hundred asylum seekers from an abandoned immigration camp the camp. was closed at the end of october but some of the inmates refused to go they feared for their safety the alternative accommodation offered the camp was closed after a powerful new guinea supreme court ruling last year that australia's policy of housing asylum seekers there was unconstitutional. they want to kill us they chant this mobile phone footage captures asylum seekers in a controversial australian run detention center in papua new guinea one that was officially shut down three weeks ago now police have entered the compound they owe it to those remaining to leave. shocking scenes have to stress the crowd tries to revive one man who has collapsed. and. these pictures show police attempting to clear the madness island center almost four hundred people have refused to leave the camp citing fans for their safety many tried to evade the authorities. australia detained refu

hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us twenty fifteen marked a breakthrough in the fight to combat climate change the only two hundred nations signed the paris climate accord to reduce greenhouse gas output worldwide starting in two thousand and twenty now those emissions are considered a major cause of global warming so far one hundred sixty eight nations have ratified the accord now it's time to hash out the details of a climate conference in the german city of bomb. is chairing the conference center like other island nations in the south pacific it has already been hit hard by rising sea levels. can't host the conference itself because of its remote location more than twenty three thousand people from one hundred ninety seven countries are attending the conference so germany has offered to host instead now the conference in bonn has already got underway beginning with a traditional fijian welcoming ceremony the goal is to come to an agreement on capping an expected global temperature rise to one point five degrees celsius a lot is at stake over the next two weeks we must

oh i'm terry martin good to have you with us inhalation on the streets of zimbabwe citizens have celebrated late into the night after president robert mugabe announced his resignation ending nearly four decades of rule the shock announcement followed a tumultuous week that saul a military takeover of mass demonstrations and a desperate move gaba claiming to power in the face of impeachment proceedings. underneath on the streets of harare thirty seven years of robert mugabe's rule has come to an end d.w. correspondent christine one on hand to witness history. that. just minutes earlier members of the zimbabwean parliament listened as to speaker of the himes fred i do statement from robert mugabe i. intend. to see one all because of them bob we're here bond. as the president of the pub where we immediate effect. the speaker went on to read mugabe's reasons for stepping down. my. throat. is what i'm talking on my blog and will michael say ok well you know people who bought over my desire to ensure. more peaceful and nonviolent song. but on the. national security. piece and. mugabe's departure

i'm terry martin thank you very much for joining us. pope francis is due to touch down in myanmar in about an hour from now it's a historic visit but also one that's going to test his diplomatic skills it will be the first time ever that a pope has business are there he is departing last night from rome but the mission has been overshadowed by the ongoing crisis over myanmar's persecution of the rule hinge a muslim minority the pope is scheduled to meet some of them in bangladesh where they have fled in their thousands to what's become the fastest growing refugee camp in the world. patricio had been showing us the way to the medical station but now he's confused he's lost his way in this sprawling slum. it's not so easy to find the road this is a very difficult everything's if you look i'm going to say. it's almost impossible to keep track of anything in this tented maze in the last three months more than half a million revenger have fled here to bangladesh from myanmar this camp is now the world's fastest growing city patricia is from

below i'm terry martin good to have you with us. elation on the streets of zimbabwe citizens have celebrated late into the night after president robert mugabe announced his resignation ending nearly four decades of rule the shock announcement followed a tumultuous week that saw a military takeover mass demonstrations and a desperate move gob a clinging to power in the face of impeachment proceedings. to me underneath on the streets of harare thirty seven years of robert mugabe's rule has come to an end d.w. correspondent christine one on hand to witness history. that was. one of the. just minutes earlier members of the zimbabwean parliament listened as the speaker of the hives read i do a statement from robert mugabe i. intend. to see one all because two thousand of them bob we're here bond for my tender my nation as the president of the republic of about the way we immediate effect. the speaker went on to read mugabe's reasons for stepping down. my decision. is what i'm talking on my blog and outside rome i can say ok well you know

hello i'm terry martin thanks for joining us the suspect in tuesday's terrorist attack in new york city has been talking to investigators say follow saif paul waived his right to silence and told authorities he was inspired to kill by the so-called is. comic states online propaganda he says he picked hollow when day in the u.s. because he believed the streets would be especially crowded president trump has called for capital punishment for sipe off in the wake of the attack trump tweeted new york city terrorist was happy as he asked to hang isis flag in his hospital room he killed eight people badly injured twelve should get the death penalty meanwhile family and friends in different parts of the world mourn the loss of the eight people siple is accused of killing. old school friends from argentina enjoying a trip to new york some of the victims of the truck attack this video was taken shortly before five of them were killed they'd gotten together to celebrate thirty years since their graduation. in their hometown a candlelit vigil was held in remembrance one student said her friend's f

more considerate of each other's needs and positions kerry ok with i and that was my colleague terry martin speaking to us and hard to there earlier but i want to take you now to get you've got an update on that on saudi arabia and that's indeed rides saudi arabia is getting tough on corruption and not even the highest echelons of saudi society bad eleven members of the royal family and dozens of present and former government ministers have been arrested corruption affects. of the saudi economy it might even influence the price of oil and economic promise have with huge importance for the global economy. the ritz carlton hotel in riyadh is normally a popular meeting place for saudi arabia's wealthy c.e.o.'s ministers members of the royal family now the luxury hotel has become a prison housing the rich and famous arrested in the anti corruption commission's purge. saudi leader crown prince mohammed bin sound man on the left on this poster with his father king solomon wants it known he means business. with the detention of people on charges of corruption who are in positions of the highest au

hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us. emmerson meninga is to be sworn in as zimbabwe's president shortly but after the euphoria of removing robert mugabe from power and money god has returned to harare people are starting to wonder whether he is the right man to steer the nation back to democracy and rebuild its battered economy he is after all mugabe's former deputy and long term comrade. they call him the crocodile partly because of his hooded eyes but mainly because of his fearsome reputation and now emerson is the crocodile who snapped back sacked by the ousted president robert mugabe earlier this month returned in triumph this week after the military forced an end to mccarthy's thirty seven year rule. jamie five zero zero zero is. only good. for years a key mcgarvie ally been got going to help direct zimbabwe's war of independence in the one nine hundred seventy s. in the eighty's he became the country's feared spine muster during its years of civil conflict he saw himself as a natural successor to his aging mentor t

hello and welcome i'm terry martin good to have you with us. the latest un climate summit has kicked off in bowling with representatives from one hundred ninety seven countries joining talks on how to tackle climate change the conference opened with a traditional fijian welcome ceremony the tiny pacific island is chairing the conference it's already suffering the effects of global warming and lacks the resources to host the event on the island itself to go shares are working to cap an expected global temperature rise at two degrees or less. our correspondent in heartache sent us the following report on health fiji is dealing with rising sea levels caused by climate change. when in rico goes out fishing this has become a familiar sight. empty nets. we're used to. when i was small i usually went out to sea with my grandfather and father but we didn't have to come as far as we are now we would only go as far as the closest reefs get a good catch and then go back now it's different we have to go from one reef to the next because there's nothing tha

a little welcome i'm terry martin this is the w. news live from berlin and a political crisis looms in germany after coalition talks collapse the head of the liberal free democratic party unexpectedly bails out of negotiations on.

hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us. twenty fifteen marked a breakthrough in the global fight against climate change nearly two hundred nations signed the paris climate accord to reduce greenhouse gas emissions worldwide starting in two thousand and twenty now those emissions are considered a major cause of climate change so far one hundred sixty eight nations have ratified the accord now it's time to hash out the details of a climate conference in the german city a bomb fiji is chairing the conference like other island nations in the south pacific. has already been hit by rising sea levels fiji is not in a position to host such a large and costly conference itself some twenty three thousand people from one hundred ninety five countries are attending so germany has agreed to host now the meeting in bonn starts today and it will last for two weeks the goal is to come to an agreement on limiting the expected global temperature rise to two degrees or less so there's obviously a lot at stake people living in america's coasta

hello i'm terry martin welcome to the program the suspect in tuesday's terror attack in new york city has been talking to invest. safe. waived his right to silence and told authorities he was inspired to kill by the so-called islamic state online propaganda he says he picked halloween day in the u.s. because he believed the streets would be extra crowded so i prophet also said he felt good about what he had done this as family and friends in different parts of the world mourned the deaths of the eight people he's accused of murdering old school friends from argentina enjoying a trip to new york some of the victims of the truck attack this video was taken shortly before five of them were killed they'd gotten together to celebrate thirty years since their graduation. in their hometown a candlelit vigil was held in remembrance one student said her friend's father had been killed. and her body is sending out online you know at the school we all are feature other and when something happens we always try to be united together we've come with my friend and her family yes thousands of miles a

welcome back you are the news i'm terry martin they're our top stories this hour president trump has called for worldwide action in response to north korea but on a visit to south korea on his asia tour trump also urged enjoy going to come to then go shifting take. and it's a hundred years since the communist leader lenin took power in the russian revolution but it's been a subdued anniversary in moscow with russia's military choosing to celebrate a world war two buckle and stick. l.g.b. t. plus activists have drawn attention to the fact that the word bisexual has been blocked or was blocked from search results on twitter but why have eight letters sparked off such a heated debate on the social media platform liz show joins us now to tell us from our social media desk list what happened. well terry activists from the u.k. were fighting for the rights of bisexuals they were among the first people to point out what is happening on twitter so this is what they said today a twitter introduced a search filter blocking photo search on the hashtag bisexual and also on the hashtag bi sexuali

and terry, i remember being there, as william and kate pulled out in that '69 aston martin. maybe a ford mustang for the american princess. who knows? >> reporter: well, no word on the car right now. but the palace has said that the wedding will take place next spring. that's going to be a very busy time for the royal family. prince william and kate are expecting their third baby in april. the betting here in london is a wedding in may, which may mean a convertible for the royal couple. david? >> terry moran leading us off. terry, thank you. and nice way to come back to the news after the holidays. >>> but there were a lot of other headlines today. first off, president trump and his choice of words at the white house today. lorning native americans from world war ii. but when he then said while they were standing there. abc's jonathan karl tonight. >> reporter: at an event today to honor navajo code talkers -- native american heroes of world war ii -- president trump issued a racially charged insult, labeling a political foe, quote, pocahontas. >> you're very, very special p

martin reports. >> reporter: it was north korea's third test of an icbm, the other two took place this summer. and according to defense terry mattis it went higher than any they have taken, it is a research and development effort on their part to build ballistic missles that could threaten the world. >> the missile fired from a mobile launcher north of the capital of pyongyang and flew more than 50 minutes. climbing 2300 miles into space, before splashing down in the sea of japan. because it was fired at such a high angle, the missile was never a threat off to the united states. but calculations done by david wright of the union of concerned scientists showed that had it been fired on a standard trajectory, it could have traveled 8100 miles. far enough to reach washington, d.c. or anywhere else in the u.s. within minutes of launch, south korea conducted a missile firing drill of its own. >> the south koreans have fired some pinpoint missiles out into the water to make certain north korea understands that, they could be taken under fire by our ally. >> secretary of state tillerson called for stricter enforcement of u.n. sanc