between security forces and supporters of x. president evo morales protesters say all thora he s opened fire on them is in exile in mexico after resigning last sunday over allegations of election fraud he says he wants to return to bolivia as soon as possible. shocked appalled devastated that s how marie event of it described feelings after she learned president trump had denounced her in a phone call with the ukrainian president the former u.s. ambassador to ukraine was abruptly removed from her post earlier this year the issue is whether it was because trump wanted to appoint somebody else or it was only to help him investigate his political rivals which could be an impeachment process offense. good morning everyone it s only the 3rd time in modern u.s. history that impeachment proceedings have got to this stage before me u.s. ambassador to ukraine marie event of which publicly testifying against the president to the house intelligence committee. even if it says trump his lawyer and
empathy or understanding that he could have done something wrong could this was really a crime. and as the presiding judge also put it as if the perpetrator tried to blame others implying the girl was promiscuous and her death was her own fault and that he is not guilty that all. the more to improve to go. far right wing groups have seized on the case saying it shows the government s migration policy has had disastrous consequences for thora he s had denied by request for asylum and he was supposed to have been deported long ago the extent of his crimes means he s unlikely to qualify for early release. faces another trial on charges of raping an 11 year old girl. right here with me in the serious political correspondents simon young you ve been there following this story very closely for us simon the court handed. down
it possible for them to enter germany then to initiate violence and they were told if you don t fight with us with i-s. or assad you and put you in prison. so then it becomes an ethical humanitarian obligation to give these people a chance to live in safety and mentioned. in height leaving. one of the eight refugees trouble is gagged the young syrian says he will be forever grateful to the german doctor. and clique that we re at war i couldn t stay there. but now german or thora he s a charging travel for the refugees living costs that could be one hundred sixty thousand euros which he believed the government would pay since the refugees he vouched for had official status should be nothing else i assume that if someone does not gain official refugee status then i would bear the risk and be financially responsible ones otherwise when this was suggested by politicians i would be
lives are in danger whose existence is threatened and the existential. producer mentioned. travertine hopes that he and the other refugee guarantors will not have to pay anything else he believes would mean all thora he s making individual citizens responsible for the costs of immigrants right to asylum. or here for more is d. w. political correspondent. tell us why are the refugees guarantors being presented with these bills now you have to say that these bills have been issued for years but if you look back we ve just heard. period of three years for which these guys aren t responsible and if you look back three years as the end of two thousand and fifteen when a huge number of refugees cam into germany so three is off to that these bills are now being issued i think in a larger number we also have to look at the fact that these are very special kinds of refugees these are situations where people are being taken directly from their
prevented more deaths. there were crowds inside we closed the doors and we heard the shooting god saved us. all thora he s have given conflicting reports on whether the assailant was killed or arrested and on whether a second gunman was involved the so-called islamic state has claimed responsibility the shooting comes just a month after militants affiliated to i.a.s. attacked a soofi mosque in north sinai killing over three hundred people. egypt remains under a state of emergency. as more families grieve it is clear that security services struggling to contain a brutal insurgency. at the other stories making news around the world egyptian state media say former islamist president mohamed morsi has been sentenced