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and all this week t w has been bringing you special coverage and reports on the events leading up to the fall of the berlin wall 30 years ago we also have live coverage of saturday's ceremonies and commemorations. well this is the news these are our top stories in hong kong anti-government protesters have called for citywide vigils after a 22 year old student died from his injuries the events leading up to the incident are still unclear but it's believed he fell from a parking garridge after police fired tear gas during clashes with demonstrators last weekend it been in a coma since being found. germany's chancellor angela merkel has rejected french president nicolas claim that nato is experiencing quote brain death the chancellor along with nato secretary general young fellows newberg reaffirmed their commitment to the military alliance despite the recent controversial actions of member states turkey and the u.s. in syria. an earthquake in northwestern iran has killed at least 6 people and injured more than 300 others according to state media a magnitude 5.9 quake struck early on fr

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has denied all the allegations agronst him. our l correspondent nicholas witchell reports.: nichol is continuing with royal duties. w last sunday laying a wreath with his nephews. and yet for mth after month, he has been the focus of troubling questions. prince andrew, the queen's waving from the doof theeen new york home of convicted child sex offender jeffrey epstein and photographed strolling through central park witthhim. headlines have been lurid, relentless, and deeply damaging. most serious of all is the allegati that andrew himself had sex with a girl called iavirg roberts went she was 17d. years 18 years on, virginia roberts giuffre insists she is telling the truth. rginia: he knows what he has ne and i hope he comes clean about it. thank you. nicholas: buckingham palace has consistently denied an impropriety by prince andrew.ec now he hased to speak for psmself to "bbc newsnight." reporter: one ofin's accusers, virginia roberts, has made allegationsgainst you. she says she met you in 2001, she says she dined with you, danced with you at a nightclubdo in l she went to have sewith you in a house in belgravia

line of defense the democrats are trying to make clear that bester sunland has been a lifelong republican who served under george w. bush still they believe he has a high level of credibility and they're certainly trying to capitalize on that president also made a stance and he is saying that he doesn't even know better song and that he joined the administration quite late and therefore also joining in the line of defense of the republican party it's hard to believe that the president would say they're considering the president had to nominate mr song one to be the ambassador all right oversell it for reporting from capitol hill all over thank you. well here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world of britain's prince andrew says that he will step back from public duties for the foreseeable future he's been embroiled in controversy over his friendship with a convicted pedophile jeffrey epstein epstein was found hanged in a new york prison cell 3 months ago riot police in zimbabwe have attacked supporters of the opposition movement for democratic change a crowd gathered in the capi

has functioned very well with a lean staff. he's the decision maker if it doesn't sound too much like george w. bush. but it is true. he has a remarkable adroit group of people around him right now. >> he basically knows what he wants to do, and the reality is he's the one who gets to do it. lou: lindsey graham said this. if we can put this up. the importance of the whistleblower to the so-called impeachment farce and its process. >> it's impossible to bring this case forward in my view fairly without us knowing hot whistleblower is and having a chance to cross-examine him without any biases. if they don't call the whistleblower in the house this thing is dead on arrival in the senate. >> it should be dead on arrival in the senate. there will be some summary dismissal motion on the floor. if you can get 50 votes for it, it would be dead on arrival. we only know this is lindsey graham talking. lou: he's talking sense. lou: a cia operative doing investigations and spy work on the president. the first question i would ask is where would you get your information about what's going on. he made the charge. they haven't bac

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protests during the summer 200 protesters were injured in clashes with police back then the w's and lay sherman has been to meet one of them a young activist who has become one of the faces of the protest movement. wants to make noise. that i can put the things i can't say with words into music. with music helps me to control my feelings. i chose to learn the drums because they allow me to express my anger my resentment my happiness and my depression. says she's always wanted to learn how to play but the 19 year old student only started lessons 2 months ago after she lost her left eye during demonstrations in the summer. in june thousands of protesters demanded the switch to a proportional electoral system in georgia when the police use rubber bullets and tear gas against demonstrators hundreds were injured including the government was pushed into promising change. since her injury the government has been paying marco's medical bills but now that the ruling party has gone back on its promise of electoral reform her frustration at what happened burns even stronger but. i'm still angry of course i've

w. reporter federica badger has been tracking the story welcome. sir. great piece of wool how does it get to washington received so this is all part of a of an initiative called a wall against walls and it was launched by a berlin based pro-democracy group often it is the open society and on the 30th anniversary of the fall of the world they decided to use a portion of the symbol of the division that germany experienced during the cold war to send a very clear message to president donald trump to criticize his immigration policy and he spun to build border on the us mexico. wall sorry on the u.s. and mexico border and that will peace. almost 3 tons that's the equivalent of 5 grand pianos they had to fly it from germany to new york and then transported it to d.c. by truck and then they tried to deliver it to the white house on saturday evening the security personnel however did not allow the delivery so even if there was no official statement by the white house or by donald trump we could say he did not accept the gift ok what are they trying to achieve

they have been w wking in hamas has held its forces back. that is partly t t reason. element toan iranian this. we can see thahat reaction toda. top court in the european union has ruled eu countries must identify products made in israeli settlements. that is a decision welcomed by rights groups. it is likely to spark anger in israel. the eu has spoken out, saying it undermines the hopes for a two-state solution. israel claims it is unfair. in france, emmanuel macron kicked off the second annual piece forum. some 30 heads of state are into discuss the major challenges facing the world today. emmanuel macron stressing the world needs to come together to work towards positive change. here is more of what he had to say. >> the return to unilateralism is a high risk option. some people are tempted because easy to makes closing yourself off a solution. i do not believe in this option. we have tested it in the past and it led to war. genie: there is a lot of ground hope to be covered over the course of the forum. what are the biggestst focuses f the form going t to be? >> m

w. . post. hong kong has entered its 1st recession in a decade what's the economic slowdown mean for business in the region we talked to a market. analysts in kuala lumpur also coming up how air pollution drives people in india capital into a special fossil for a breath of fresh air. and imagine a 19 hour flight crammed in economy quantas completes a double sunrise test flight from london to sydney. jones and this is the business asia well it is official of now hong kong has entered its 1st recession in a decade the economy shrank 3.2 percent in the 3rd quarter of violent clashes between pro-democracy protesters and police are taking their toll on the financial and trading hub tourists are canceling bookings retailers are reeling from a shop a drop in sales on the stock market just faltering it's hong kong's worst crisis since it reverted from british to chinese rule in 1997 here's what hong kong government economist said at a press conference today. as if in terms of foreign violence in the past few months have. taken a heavy toll on consumption. as. investment so too much. the latest surveys a

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