newspaper report found this down had illegally hired prostitutes in haiti while on the mission to help those affected by the earthquake was a senior staff member if there is a workers can be trusted. walking the show my name sara harmon thanks for joining us a russian passenger plane operated by summer told airlines has crashed outside of moscow the country's transport prosecutor says that all seventy one people on board the plane were killed the aircraft went missing from radar after taking off from a moscow airport it was on route from the capital to the provincial city of or sq when it went down in a rural area just outside of moscow officials say so far two bodies have been found at the crash site. our moscow correspondent emily sure went has been following that story for us and really good to see what else can you tell us about this crash. well as you said sara russian officials have now said that all seventy one of the people on board this plane were actually killed in the accident the ministry of emergency situations has also published the list of the people that died we don't k

illegally hired prostitutes for sex parties while on a mission in haiti after the nation's devastating twenty ten earthquake the times of london quoted sources saying that male charity workers threw parties of prostitutes all living in a guest house rented by oxfam it's from the british government more all charities that receive u.k. aid they need to tackle sexual misconduct amongst their staff or face having their funding cut oxfam which is based in britain is denying claims of a cover up over the alleged misconduct but his ambassador to the u.k. says he doesn't believe that it is clear it's a corrupt is. the fact that those folks we have to leave the country you know any punishment that would even informing will of a haitian before it is about that it was a cultural and now decide that they did such a crime all there was such a cause now we are wondering how many of those cases are still being happening in haiti we don't know. well that was the ambassador from haiti to the u.k. i'm joined now in the studio by dr urine kalinski he's the head of advocacy and campaigns for o

oxfam aid workers paid for prostitutes while working in haiti. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program the leaders of south africa's ruling party the african national congress are meeting to decide the future of the country's embattled president pressure on jacob zuma has been growing since december when he was replaced as a.n.c. leader by the country's deputy president cyril ramaphosa the seventy five year old zuma has been dogged by scandal since coming to power in two thousand and nine he is currently fighting the reinstatement of seven hundred and eighty three corruption charges and if he refuses to step down the president could face another no confidence vote in parliament or impeachment. for more let's bring in jacki sailors' executive director of the institute for security studies at the tory i thank you so much for joining us what are you expecting from today's meeting. where we are all also africans i think should be anxiously watching the television to find out to get some idea of what is happening but i think it's pretty clear that prison zumaya were resigned it seems like t

hired prostitutes in haiti all a mission to help those affected by the two thousand and ten earthquake all asked the senior staff member if aid workers can be trusted. that it is dave's here with the winter olympics and pianka chan will have the latest action including seventeen year old graduate who argue that it will win in the men's slopestyle the first goal for the u.s. . plan . and sarah holland broken is a show it's good to have you with us. or russian passenger plane operated by summer tall the airline says crashed else live moscow sixty five passengers and six crew members were on board the plane when it went missing from radar after taking off when moscow airport the plane went down in a rule area near the city's outskirts all seventy one people on board feared to have been killed. let's cross now to our moscow correspondent emily sure when she's on the story for us emily what more can you tell us about this crash well there isn't that much information about the crash at the moment particularly was it when it comes to the causes it seems that the airplane crashed ju

haiti and african nations as quote s. whole country has been seized he criticized many have termed the comment racist but the president has denied using the term. sometimes the president shed killing is unwittingly troublesome on friday he made an appearance with the nephew of martin luther king jr in honor of the famous american civil rights campaigner just as accusations of racism were being hurled at him from around the world at a meeting of republican and democrat senators on thursday the president is alleged to have said. why are we having all these people from s. dot dot dot a whole countries come here. this was trump's alleged angry reaction to a compromise proposed by senators on immigration reform thank you they are willing to restrict the so-called green card lottery but want to retain limited protected status for people from el salvador haiti and certain countries in africa anybody can report on trump's comment unleashed ridge in their story but there's no other work on can use but racist. you cannot dismiss the entire countries and continents bottles whose entire population

haiti he denies the reports but a democrat says he heard the president use those words. i'm phil gale welcome to the program nearly four months after germany's general election political leaders have now and agreed to enter into formal coalition negotiations chancellor merkel and social democratic leader martin schulz announced a breakthrough after all night discussions here in berlin bringing the country a step closer to a new government but the deal isn't done yet medical insurance must now convince that party members to say yes to the agreement and allow formal coalition talks to go ahead. it was a long time coming including a twenty four hour marathon session last night now there's an agreement on paper but with some rough edges the three parties are working from very different platforms and promises to constituents tired but proud the three party had to announce to a successful outcome and some compromises they say they can imagine working together in a grand coalition. i think this document is the result of some give and take and that's the way it should be in a society filled w

used prostitutes including some who were under age while working in haiti after the twenty ten earthquake concerns about some of the staff involved were raised even before they started working in haiti oxfam has denied covering up the allegations. let's get more from d.w. correspondent mass in london welcome so untangle this for us then the deputy chief executive is going because of alleged misbehavior or allegations of a cur coverup. well i mean the fact that these allegations are standing are really quite severe you have to imagine that after the devastating earthquake and haiti for people as it is alleged for aid workers to go in and in a village that was rented for them by oxfam employ prostitutes and the allegations are under age prostitutes you know that is something that's quite severe and as it's being discussed it was known that some of these workers were already investigated internally there were already allegations that they had misbehaved in a similar way in bad and so the allegations as it stands is that the information was not fully disclosed for example not to th

resigns after it emerged that oxfam aid workers pay for prostitutes working in haiti. against the search for clues about sunday's passenger plane crash in moscow. welcome to the program the leaders of south africa's ruling party of the african national congress a meeting to decide the future of the country's embattled president pressure on jacob zuma has been growing since december with him she placed in science the leader by the country's deputy president cyril ramaphosa seventy five year old zuma has been dogged by scandal since coming to power in two thousand and nine is currently fighting in reinstatement of seven hundred eighty three corruption charges if he refuses to step down the president could face a no confidence vote in parliament or impeachment. correspondent christine. welcome christine what are we expecting from today's meeting all right so we do know that if the. two things will come out of that meeting. we will know how jacob zuma is going to leave office is it going to be that he has voluntarily agreed to resign that would mean that him and sort of a managed to reach an

reportedly insulting haiti el salvador and several african nations around the history of the wife and. giving his or her school papers. person. now nearly four months after germany's general election political leaders have finally agreed to enter formal coalition negotiations and social democratic leader martin shields announced a breakthrough aftermath an old night talks here in berlin bringing the country a step closer to a new government but it doesn't mean the deal is done political leaders now have to convince their parties to give the green light to formal coalition negotiations. it was a long time coming including a twenty four hour marathon session last night now there's an agreement on paper but with some rough edges the three parties are working from very different platforms and promises to constituents tired but proud the three party has announced a successful outcome and some compromises they say they can imagine working together in a grand coalition. i think this document is a result of some give and take and that's the way it should be in a society filled with such a wid

el salvador haiti and certain countries in africa can't report on trump's comment unleashed ridge in sorry but there's no other word one can use but racist. you cannot dismiss entire countries and continents shit holes whose entire populations who are not white therefore not welcome on twitter trump said he never said anything derogatory about haiti that the democrats had made it up and that he ought to record meetings in future but by then the remarks had already made headlines around the world. ok time now to catch up on some of the other stories making news around the world three catholic churches in the chilean capital santiago have been five ball just days before pope francis is due to visit the country it taxes left behind pamphlets containing direct threats to the pope abortion rights activists also demonstrated against the pope's visit to the front of santiago's main cathedral. the death toll from a mudslide in malta seato california has risen to eighteen and firefighters are still searching for another seven people have been missing since tuesday emergency services have o

affected by the twenty earthquake in haiti haiti has accused of a cover up which the charity to noice. india's prime minister and around moody's says the porches supports the palestinians goal of an independent states achieved through peaceful negotiations or do anything with palestinian leader mahmoud abbas was the first ever visit by an indian meter to the palestinian administrative town of ramallah in the west bank where he also pledged forty million dollars in aid for infrastructure projects. there's the winter olympics which is into day two in china and we're joined by i mean the whole taki from the sports desk to take us through all the races action. the first medal of days who was won by the seventeen year old red gerard's how big was this win for him it was big it basically took a teenager to win the united states first gold medal and it was all down to one big but we leave bold moves so people need to understand that read prior to his final run he had to really pull one so he knew that in his final shot he had to come up with something really impressive something really

based charity oxfam has denied haiti's claims of a cover up over alleged misconduct an investigation by the times newspaper found senior staff had illegally hired prostitutes in haiti after the twenty ten earthquake the british government says it is warning old charities that is the u.k. aid to tackle sexual misconduct among staff or face having their funding cost. thousands of demonstrators have rallied and says he's across as a way to protest against racism the show of force comes after a gunman with a neo nazi sympathies opened fire on african migrants last week has taken in more than half a million migrants in recent years and surveys show many italians blame immigrants for violent crime is becoming a major issue. skirting the city's made evil walls to send a message against violence and hate many are warning of a revival of far right sentiments ahead of next month's national elections but still meant to be at the moment political parties are using populism to create hate terror and divisions and it is necessary to refer to those pots on values and to stand on the right side the

for blasphemy. thousands of protesters have clashed with police in haiti's capital intensive calls for haiti's president you have any to resign at least eleven people have died in six days of unrest. the government control and plowed into demonstrators. a new study says climate change will cost the united states hundreds of billions of dollars annually by the end of the century the congressionally mandated report wants the public. the. report. and going to take action last night's funding they have accused the host of the leaks was caught on the home side for very bringing the match to life in the second half thanks to a brain by them up front leverkusen took advantage of the defense from the guy. in full on with the ball and the striking finish with a brilliant head up that's the germans first goal at home this season seven minutes after the ball phone again who added his second goal snapping their fingers and two game losing skid in the process. for the first time ever the copa libertadores south america's most prestigious all of continent clubs finally but because of between two

say the situation is extremely dangerous. in haiti at least two people have been killed during violent protests over fuel price hikes the clashes erupted after the government announced double digit increases to prices for gasoline and diesel haiti's prime minister has since backtracked and suspended the decision. house russia have been hailed as heroes despite losing to croatia and a nail biting penalty shoot out at the world cup the team are bask in moscow today to greet supporters of the capitals then best to bring us up to date on the world cup i'm joined in the studio by a lima attack of the d w sports department only my first of all the match it had it all it seems it did it did and it's been a fascinating journey for russia i mean they are the underdogs of underdogs and yet they play with this mentality and this added to it that only champions possess and they came this close to beating croatia i'm talking about creation they did it with spain and they came this close but you know i don't believe me let's take a look. the host took a shot clay just past the half hour mark. denny'

oxfam covered up allegations of sexual misconduct by staff in haiti well then said he was sorry for the damage to the people of haiti something else iran says it has located the wreckage of a plane that crashed into a mountain two days ago with sixty five people on board and rescue workers will have to recover bodies from the debris by foot due to the rough terrain records show the plane only recently resumed service after spending six years in storage. authorities have warned new zealand's south island to take precautions ahead of a powerful storm the remnants of cycle which battered tonga and samoa last week are expected to bring strong winds and heavy rain flights to and from the capital wellington have been cancelled. a court in peru has ordered former president of virtual he mori to stand trial for the killings of six farmers in nineteen sixty one thousand nine hundred ninety two excuse me the court decision comes after it was pardoned from a lengthy prison term because of ill health for him or he was jailed for crimes including commanding military death squads. a new suspensio

and ten earthquake in haiti. and. by environmental activists after the deepwater horizon oil rig explosion. in kenya haiti was used to monitor the disputed twenty seventeen presidential election. but. the idea behind i lecture money trying to project or this deployment was more of a preventive measure that any tapping into the collective intelligence of al. says lucia he received more than six thousand reports of election irregularities. that electoral period we saw a lot more security incidences happening in that particular area right and i guess that's also like the power of open source the people can adopt a haiti and make a map for whatever use they have exactly that it's easy you know it's it's easy available to everyone you know there aren't any bias of entry when it began to shake haiti was a kenya made solution for a kenyan problem today i'm sure he is used around the world. in the afternoon we pay a visit to k one entertainment spot that also hosts a flea market it's a popular meeting point for nairobi's arts and tech scene. i laughed. i. i. i i i. thank you. thank you.

comment he is reported to have insulted haiti el salvador and several african countries. and thousands rally in pakistan to protest against the grain and murder of an eight year old girl they demand to know why police force is so slow to react to the child abduction. plus scaling new heights we need an incredible rock climber from hong kong who is determined to fulfill his dream despite losing the use of his legs. i'm sorry kelly thanks so much for joining us german political leaders have been negotiating throughout the night here in berlin trying to see if there is enough common ground to enter formal coalition talks thursday was the last day of exploratory talks but no one. has yet emerged from the chancellor angela merkel has been heading a caretaker government since the national election more than one hundred days ago she and her conservatives are in talks with the social democrats led by martin schultz to form a new government as the talks began yesterday merkel was cautious about the outcome of a list of us. or can often there are still big hurdles to overcome. stuff through the

prostitutes all they were on a mission to haiti following the twenty ten earthquake haiti has accused all. spam of a cover up a charge the charity did not. manned mars government says it will take action against ten members of the security forces and six villagers were suspected of massacring will hinge on muslims it's not clear whether the suspects will face charges authorities claim this move is not connected to a warder's news report on the massacre over which two journalists were arrested. right when protesters in the south korean capital seoul have rallied against north korea just hours after a joint korean a women's hockey team made this one big debut in china protesters are skeptical about the warming relations between the leaders on the two countries. over more on the winter olympics which is now into day two in china i'm joined by alina had talking from our sports desk only we're going to take us through all the acts and i understand there are seven gold medals being decided today what can we look forward to so it's been a bit of a gold rush for germany who have are on prefer he

police in the haiti's capital intensifying their call for haiti's president. to resign east eleven people have died in six days of unrest six were killed wednesday when a government car lost control and plowed into pedestrians. spanish police say they've arrested seventy nine people suspected of producing and distributing child pornography on the internet in raids across spain police confiscated computers forms and hundreds of d.v.d.'s described as extremely graphic police say the operation is one of the largest ever in spain. a new study says climate change will cost the united states hundreds of billions of dollars annually by the end of the century the congressionally mandated report warns that public health and access to water will be threatened the trumpet ministration has called the report in accurate. now people across taiwan have voted in five separate referenda excuse me on gay rights on on a major day of voting that coincide with mid-term elections last year taiwan's top court ruled same sex marriage should be legalized within two years but the issue remains deeply divisive as b

orders for two million people forecasters say the situation is extremely dangerous. in haiti at least two people have been killed during violent protests over a few price hikes the clashes erupted after the government announced double digit increases to prices for gasoline and diesel haiti's prime minister has since backtracked and suspends of the decision hundreds of anti gun protesters shut down a major expressway in the us to go for several hours the demonstrations called on the city's majors to end violence chicago has by far the highest murder rate in the u.s. he says he saw more than one pays in one hundred choosing in the first half of this year. thousands of displaced syrians are returning home to the southern province of daraa russia brokered a cease fire between the government and rebels the deal was reached after weeks of bombardment by russia backed syrian forces is seen as the cradle of the uprising that sparked syria's seven year civil war the regime offensive has displaced more than three hundred twenty thousand people since mid june. time to head home for some be

extremely dangerous. in haiti at least two people have been killed during violent protests over fuel price hikes the clashes erupted after the government announced double digit increases to prices for gasoline and diesel haiti's prime minister has since backtracked and suspended the decision. to. house russia have been hailed as heroes despite losing to croatia in a nailbiting penalty shootout the team are back in moscow today to greet supporters at the capitals fan fest to bring us up to date on the world cup i'm joined in studio by a lima attack of the d.w. sports department first of all the match itself it had it all it seems what happened they did and i mean this their journey at the world cup has been so fascinating they truly are the underdogs of all the underdogs but they pay with the attitude of a champion it was a close match you know they did push push crazy to the limit and why don't we take a look at how the threat that played out. the host took a shockley just past the half shell mark. denny's chair a chef smashing home his fourth goal of the tournament since spectacular

. resigns after it emerged that oxfam aid workers paid for prostitutes while working in haiti. plus he used to be the presidents of georgia that mikhail saakashvili and join the ukrainian government then he became a protest leader. to poland to find out why. the winter olympics are fierce winds have been making life difficult for competitors and. bush should think events be taking place asshole. welcome to the program the leaders of south africa's ruling party the african national congress are meeting to decide the future of the country's embattled president pressure on jacob super house been growing since december when he was replaced as a. and see lida by the country's deputy president still rather a seventy five year old zuma has been dogged by scandal since coming to power in two thousand and nine is currently fighting the reinstatement of seven hundred eighty three corruption charges if he refuses to step down the president could face another no confidence vote in parliament or impeachment. a doctor jackie ciliates is executive director of the institute for security studies in pre

of vulgar language insulting countries like haiti as salvador and several african nations it's claimed that lawmakers in advises quote why are we having all these people from s. dot dot dot countries come here he reportedly suggested accepting immigrants from places like norway instead the washington post was the first to report on the alleged comments citing sources with direct knowledge of talks with the president on immigration trump tweeted that was not the language used but admitted to using tough words for more of the fallout from the latest scandal be joined by the washington correspondent cast and a former nominee. welcome costner is facing accusations of racism on a day when he was actually set on a civil rights leader martin luther king jr how is the white house reacting to the prison. not much really donald trump didn't questions of reporters about those particular commons during that event but as we've seen he sent out this tweet denying that he used those exact words however one of the leading members of the democratic party senator dick durbin who was in the room

called songs to see it's the name of both an imperial palace in haiti and the famous palace of frederick the great in parts the well. connects history and continents. chief curator gabi kobo is fed up with the white western perspective her team is black and international a statement but not of intent they refused to restrict their focus to post colonial and racial issues. something which always crops up which we consciously try to resist with our written statements to we make a point of not using words like africa colonialism post-colonialism multiculturalism diversity and so on. but when that have. the art on display is supposed to speak for itself and it does in a gently laid back often cryptic way take the workers here they will sue the bin in artist shows archaeological finds and documents an excavation. in. an allusion to a round between france and bernina about the restitution of an ancient. bush who had the throne reconstructed buried and dug up again by archaeology students a new angle on restitution. from the former west berlin two mitta in the former east and the lege

insulted haiti el salvador and several african countries and scaling new heights we need an incredible rock climber from hong kong who has. been determined to fulfill his dream to despite losing the use of his legs . i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program and thank you for joining us we begin here in berlin where german political leaders are reported to have reached a breakthrough in pre-columbian talks chancellor angela merkel's conservatives and the social democrats led by martin schultz negotiated throughout the night to find the common ground needed to enter formal coalition talks now merkel has been heading a caretaker government since the national election more than one hundred days ago she and her conservatives have been in exploratory talks with the social democrats since sunday for more let's bring in our political correspondent rupert vietor volves who is standing by at the social democrats headquarters where the talks are taking place and rupert i'm looking at the scene there behind you it is quite different from the scene that we saw about an hour ago when we spo

insulting haiti al salvador and several african nations in a foul mouthed outburst trump is said to have asked why are we having all these people from s. whole country is coming here according to the washington post newspaper the president became frustrated during talks on immigration lawmakers are trying to put together a reform package that includes protection for the children of undocumented migrants . now given the almost daily controversy around trump some critics have asked is he fit to be u.s. president trump is due to undergo an annual medical check later today as allegations over his physical and mental health abound the white house says that the results of the health check will be made public has more. slurred words at the end of a major speech in december the united church thank you very much fueled a flurry of speculation about donald trump's health. trumps the oldest person to become president in american history he was seventy when he was sworn into office he doesn't drink or smoke but he makes no secret of his love for fast food or his aversion to the more rigorous forms o