For the next generation. And extremist hidden among the one million refugees entering germany. Tonight, why that fear appears to be justified. Its good to have you with us. She is safe but traumatized. Tonight am of the world wonders if or when her other missing classmates will ever be seen again. One of the 219 kidnapped nigerian schoolgirls is back home with her mother. She was found earlier today. One of 219 girls abducted 200 years ago two years ago by boko haram extremists. You will hear from our correspondent in just a moment that we begin with this report. Reporter she was just 17 when boko haram kidnapped her and two years on, shes the motherboard of it about child born in captivity. Our uncle says she is traumatized. Even so, it is news the mothers of the girl have been waiting for since they marked the twoyear anniversary of the kidnapping. Finally a sliver of hope. Our larger our nigerian partner station interrupted programming to carry the news. Numbers of the civilian joint task force local government area have rescued one of the kidnapped schoolgirls. Reporter local Officials Say she was found by civilian vigilantes assisting the nigerian military. She is from a region in chiba and they have been able to get some information. Reporter Officials Say she was wondering on the outskirts of a forest when she was found. Local campaigners say the other kidnapped girls remain in the forest heavily guarded by boko from militants. Shes also reported to have said some have died in cap city. In captivity. Brent our correspondent is covering this turn of events and joins us from lagos. What do we know about this 19yearold girl and the baby she was carrying . What is its condition and is it her baby . Guest they are both on the way to biggest town in the northeast of nigeria and they are going therefore medical checkups. Before that, they already went to the home village of the girl and met the parents there. Eyewitnesses told us it was a very emotional meeting, especially because the girl learn her father passed away during her cap dimity. But when we talk of the baby, it is a fourmonthold baby which meant she was pregnant in captivity and delivered in cap city. The military published a picture of the man, and a legend boko haram terrorist and this man claims to be her husband. Brent this is an amazing turn of events. What about the other 218 schoolgirls who are missing . Has she talked about where they could the . Where they could be . Guest all we know is she told her mother that many of them she has seen and they are heavily guarded by boko haram militants in a huge and vast area, so it is not likely the military can locate exactly where those girls are. Brent we have heard reports hunters discovered her walking along the forest, yet the military released a statement claiming that it rescued her. What is the truth . Guest very hard to say at this point. We have to be very careful of what the military says because they published a lot of reports that turned out not to be true. The military in the past month managed to have a lot of successes in the fight against boko haram and managed to push the group out of a lot of territories they managed to occupy. They have changed their strategy and are back to what they did at the beginning suicide attacks. They often use young girls and women to carryut those attacks in the north of nigeria. Those are much more difficult to control. Brent that was our correspondent reporting from lagos, nigeria. Ethnic tartars are marking the anniversary of their mass deportation from crimea at the hands of soviet dictator josef stalin. Tartars and other crimean nationals including armenians and germans were forced out of the region. Many returned after the fall of the soviet union, but when russia annexed crimea two years ago, the issue of National Identity was raised again. We have an exclusive report about how one family was chased out of crimea by the soviets only to return and then leave again, this time fearful of the russians. Reporter a poignant reminder of her familys ties to crimea cap in a safe place. My great and mother gave my grandmother this koran on her birthday in 1896. When she had to leave crimea, she held it close to her chest and took it with her. She and her family were expelled in 1944. They had been accused of collaborating with nazi germany and were sent to what is then the soviet republic of use pakistan. She spent decades there but always missed home. When the soviet union collapsed, she and thousands of others returned to crimea. But things have changed in the last two years. People are being oppressed again. One boy who went to school with my grandson was kidnapped on his way home. They buried him alive. There have been many cases like this. People have been hanged. Its happening every day. Many crimean tartars say they have not felt safe in the annexation in 2014. Once again, she has left her home. We did it for the safety of our children. They dont like muslims there now. Reporter despite the hardships they have endured, she is relieved the plight of crimean tartars is beginning to receive international attention. The victory of the singer in the european song contest the title refers to the year of the mass deportations. It is a bitter reminder of the oppression she and her family endured under stalin. If i hear just a single word of that song, i raked down in tears because i know what it is all about. My thoughts are always in crimea even know i could not live there because we were sent away. It is painful. Now, over 70 years later, a new generation faces the future away from their homeland. I dont really want to think about the future because we dont know if we will ever be able to go home. You have to do everything you can to make sure your children know who they are and where they are from. That is the only way to preserve their language and culture. She hopes that one day her children and grandchildren will once again be able to live in the place they came from. Brent we spoke to our correspondent in ukraine and asked him if the International Community is stepping in to help the tartar people. Many representatives of the minorities should do much more and this is why they are coming together behind me in Independence Square in kyiv to mark this anniversary. They have demands not only towards the International Community, but russia. They are saying russia should stop the annexation of crimea because that is the sign we can come back again. They have left in the last two years and have had to reestablish their life in mainland ukraine and the most important issue for them is to have the perspective to come back again and go there once again after they have been expelled for a second time. Brent that was our correspondent reporting there. Hundreds are feared dead after landslides in sri lanka buried villages. The red cross says 200 families have been reported missing. Floodwaters have forced nearly 200,000 people from their homes in the government has the ploy troops to help with rescue efforts. The disaster was triggered by days of torrential rains. Ecuador has been rattled by two strong earthquakes hours apart just over a month after a powerful quake in the country killed more than 650 people. One person died and 85 were injured in todays quakes. Pthe second of the two tremors measuring 6. 8 truck the northern coastal province near ecuador toss order with columbia. It was felt in the capital. The quake came several hours after a 6. 7 magnitude tremor woke residents in the same region. No soon on a warning has been issued. Police in venezuela have broken up a protest calling for a refund referendum to end the rule of president nicolas maduro. Thousands of demonstrators planned to march from downtown caracas to the National Election board headquarters, but police cordoned off the square and the countries opposition controlled parliament voted to overturn the powers the president granted himself at the weekend. He did that in response to food and energy shortages. We want to go now to the capital, caracas. Angry scenes today in the venezuelan capital. Why is the company in this crisis and how bad is it . Guest it is very bad and its a combination of several different crises all lumped together. One is a very severe economic crisis with inflation in the hundreds of percent with severe shortages of food and other basic goods. Obviously, that has made the government extremely unpopular. The government lost control in december, but it is refusing to allow the National Assembly to carry out its constitutional duties. We have here a major clash of powers and the opposition is trying to trigger a recall. Thats the basis of what is happening. Brent are you able to go to the supermarket and buy things when you want or are you having to stand in line and wait products . Guest if i want a pint of milk or leader of milk, i cant just go to the shop and buy it. If i want bread, i have to wait until 5 00 in the afternoon and lineup and hope the queue is not so long that by the time i get to the end there is no red left. That is the kind of thing that they are facing. Brent our correspondent in caracas. Thank you. A senior chinese official says beijing will respect hong kongs autonomy despite what he calls problems in the city. Hes the first senior state litter senior state leader to visit since 2014. His visit has prompted hundreds to rally and call for universal Voting Rights and an end to the arrests of chinese activists. Were going to take a one minute rake. One minute break. Brent welcome back. You are with dw news live from berlin. German intelligence is investigating asylumseekers for allegedly with terrorism. Despite playing down the links previously, Security Services say some Islamic State radicals may already be inside the country. Here is more. Reporter many of the refugees in this town are astonished. When representatives from a state run Prevention Program against fanaticism tell them islamists in germany are trying to recruit them, they can hardly believe it, especially since of them had just fled terrorism in their home countries. There are attempts to recruit people. There are groups that dont mean well even if they appear to have good intentions. Reporter Security Officials confirm the danger. In an effort to prevent it spreading further, one state has launched a special Outreach Program with information about the movement in the refugees native languages. This resin tatian is very good. I did not know there were people like this in germany. We found out we can go to the police if there is something suspicious. It is alarming to hear people like that could try to influence us here, especially our children. That scares me. I had already heard about this danger in germany but not Everybody Knows about it. It is important to spread the word. Reporter he always tends the awareness presentations at the Refugee Centers. He arrived in germany with his parents fled his native iran when he was a child. He has been working with the police force here for many years. Brent its a great challenge for me. The police cannot have eyes and ears everywhere, so we are calling on the refugees for help. That is why this program is so important. Radical islamists try to promote try to recruit refugees with clothing. Other methods include inviting refugees to a mosque or distributing the koran. One of the most influential here was quick to identify the advantage that they could give his cause. This is phenomenal and very practical for us. We have a gold rush year, just like there was in the u. S. We see this as a big Security Risk as many refugees facing conditions that could make them vulnerable to radicalization. They need a sense of connection. I have unfulfilled wishes that make them easy prey. Reporter but it is not just the newcomers who need to be warned. Staff at Refugee Centers including paramedics, social workers and paramedics are benefiting from the program. Armed with information, they can be a more effective source of support. Brent time for Business News now. We are going to talk about weeds, but not the kind you smoke. The weed killer is the topic because a controversial weed killer is on the agenda today. It is looking at relicensing the worlds most commonly used herbicide. It was recently found to be unlikely to cause cancer. Reporter environmentalists protest the herbicide ahead of the eus decision on extending its use. The German Federal ministry for agriculture was handed a petition with 142,000 signatures rejecting the weed killer. No one can tell you that if you only you so much per day you wont get any cancer. Thats why act was say when in doubt, its better to vote against authorization. Some studies suggest it may cause cancer and that is a study made by the world health organization. Another institute of the same organization said theres not enough evidence to prove such facts. Reporter this farmer has been using herbicides for years. It saves him plowing, destroys weeds, and saves time and money. Its makers claim it doesnt hurt the things in the soil like herbs. Trying to bring in more humorous to promote organisms in the earth and that can only work with this. Since the 1970s, more than 8 million tons have been used on farms, private gardens and public areas to remove weeds. Hundreds of thousands of tons ares grade every year around the world. It is produced by 91 companies in 21 countries. Reports of birth defects are increasing, but there are no detailed studies on its use there. The Global Market is worth 5. 5 ilion u. S. Dollars. Over half of all weed killer and insecticides are used in asia and latin america. Europe is second. The usa, canada and mexico use 18. 3 . European producers like swiss and German Companies make huge profits with other herbicides. A band might even help them to sell more herbicides. China has launched a takeover bid for a german industrial robot maker. It would mark their biggest acquisition in germany. It attracted a lot of attention at the industrial expo the share. That is a leader in the brave new world in which factory machines communicate with each other. Sales topped 3 billion euros per year. The International Monetary fund and ukraine have agreed on foreign policies. Ukraine made considerable progress in restoring economic stability but it had to boost efforts to boost transparency and the rule of law. It has been delayed since last october due to political turmoil in the country. The fed minutes are out but its not the only reason to turn against wall street. What is in those minutes . Anything surprising . Those minutes were much more exciting than we see usually. The Federal Reserve is basically saying if the u. S. Economy continues to improve, the june rate hike is not just possible but likely and the bet for a rate hike shot up from four to 24 . The chances are pretty high and we might see the next move from the Federal Reserve. Especially from the labor market. How did all of this go down with investors today . We saw an immediate reaction. For those fed minutes got published, they were up by 100 points. Shortly after the fed minutes came out, blue ships dropped. We saw a bigger change if you look at the currencies, the dollar up about 1 in comparison with the euro. If you look at it overall, the ecb showed no motivation to change its interest rate. That definitely brings some uncertainty and reflects in the stronger dollar here on wednesday. Thank you very much for europe eight. That is your Business News now. Brent prosecutors in the United States say they have opened an investigation into state sponsored doping. The International OlympicCommittee Said 31 athletes from six sports could be banned from the rio olympics after reexamining samples from the 2008 beijing olympics. Reporter the ioc carried out the test using the latest scientific analysis methods, focusing on at the computer in beijing in 2008 and could potentially compete in rio. The failed test recover cover 12 nations in the six sports. All of these measures are a powerful strike against the chiefs who we do not allow to win. They show dopers have no place to hide. We keep samples for 10 years so they know they can never rest. The ioc is set to test 250 samples from the 2012 london games. On top of that, there will be more testing to make sure if they are strict of metals that they are not awarded to dopers. The aim is to stop any drug cheat from coming to the games in rio de janeiro. Brent the day is coming up next. Want to feel cooler or warmer without running up your utility bill . You can reduce your bills with a flip of a switch on your ceiling fan. In summer, set your fan counter clockwise. It stirs up the cool air that hangs near the floor in winter, just flip the switch again so your fan runs clockwise on low speed. This pushes the warm air down where you need it. And if youre buying, choose an energyefficient fan. Now that makes sense. In april 2016, fashion world tokyo welcomed Fashion Companies from around the world. In its third year, it is one of japans largest exhibitions, attracting