and i thank so much for joining us in the studio. so a brazilian president your ball scenario, he didn't need that emergency surgery in the end. but how is he doing now? well, he seems to be on demand. he tweeted some photographs of himself from social media, walking down the hospital corridor or with his i v. on a, on a trolley beside him, and i'm saying he'll be back in action soon. god willing, but his doctors, they put out a slightly more cautious statement. they are saying that he's recovering and his going well. but he didn't give a discharge date when he might be discharged. both nora had mentioned that he hoped to be discharged on friday. that doesn't look like it's going to happen. and i'm outside the hospital in san paula where he is. you can imagine there's lots of camera crews, lots of journalists, and a handful of supporters too. so we can have a listen to what they've got to say. so much wanted to show support for the president for, for anything we want to seem recover and get out of hospital. so you can decide where ro

to us. and until this is shifted it's for me, it's a bit of an empty gesture. there are a multitude of historical wrongs to put right. not for y'all to novel says that god, children do exactly that is travelling through time and hearing the whisperings of the universe. in the other culture news, damien hirst, an awful chevy blur of the contemporary art world, is best known for his provocative pieces featuring dead animals in formaldehyde from way back in the ninety's. but a new exhibition in paris offers an unexpected explosion of joy and color with his cherry blossom series. it's seen as a natural progression of his earlier spot painting work and a homage to 19th century impressionism and point to live them over show features 30 work from a larger series that took in 3 years to complete and signals a return to paint her says his vision only got bolder, with repeated pandemic delays and a collection of paintings by american pop arts pioneer andy warhol is on show into iran for the 1st time.

i'm british manager, you welcome to dw, use a show. glad you could join us into the shop. over $900.00 situation is currently worst case scenario. according to a government minister in the week, the country surpassed india daily. total's of one of his cases registering more than 56000. the optic in cases has been blamed on the more infectious delta variant . first identified in india. was it or the islands of java and bali? some hospitals here are having to turn away patients because they don't have capacity and enough oxygen. the government has imposed new or tougher restrictions to control the spread of the virus. but for some, it's already too late. oh, i asked writes food for the victim of indonesia, new devastating wave of covert infections. a team of volunteers support the police and retrieving the bodies of those who died at home. and there are more and more of them putting young when they say we only received a call for one day on the 2nd day. there were 3 days today, a week after the group was formed, there are 7. so the situation is getting worse. many of those w

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that's not words we usually use to describe italian football them using more courses in patient. they said that they can do that as well against spain. and then again, it's leigh also knocked out belgium on the way so thoroughly deserved really overall with a great group of plays and killing and benoit, she does to defensive still was finally getting rewarded for years of impressive work for italy as well. ok, so thoroughly deserved and that coming from an english fan, we have to mention folks is closer maxine to tell us, you know, speaking of england a story has emerge now of these 3 england players who miss their penalty is in the final shoot outs. tell us a little bit more about that. yes. unfortunately, that has been some racist abuse online and that's something that you know, they've now reacted to bars. johnston has reacted to by calling it a pulling. so the football association in england have also said anyone who is doing this is not, should not consider themselves through england. and these free play is also young, also brave to step off in such a high pressure situation

d doesn't use a shark coming up today. a warning for the world as china, the communist party done 100 me chinese people will absolutely not allow any foreign forces to believe a press or, and slave. the chief and chinese president fugit being also reaffirm the communist parties central role in the development of china. and it's a role i'm at home to party members in a party runs pool correspondent brings you a past due before mid career officials are taught the news i'm british manager. welcome to did up the news. asia. glad you could join us. be prepared for bloody heads if you're bullied china. that's the message to the world . from chinese preston, she just being on a date that the communist party is marking 100 years of its existence. she speech was the center point of these of celebrations that culminated on the historic gentlemen square in central beijing through the program. today, we look at what his message of confident assertiveness means for the rest of the world. but 1st, this report the event to trumpet the ac

we have to remember that in your media use to use this get us to the stem such as the mutant or no delta plus. so i don't know if it is a delta product, so if it is just valiant, either so many moves. and for the moment, we have to follow it carefully as we did for the other. and we may have some supplies. it may appear that in fact, the close as no so many different from the other volume. so, but most important questions, existing vaccines, effective against delta blas. in fact, again, if you, if you remember, we had to take a lot of time before attaining with precision value and the effectiveness of the vaccines against the previous volumes for the violence. it took months to do really at the things that and of course you have some lab test which may mention some escape immune escape and some concerns regarding vaccines. but joe hill life is probably the best experience to lead. and so when we will see some people having been vaccinated, fully vaccinated, which may have some complications of the disease, not just transmitting, eat or coding, eat, but having some complications leaning t

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what can you tell us about it? yes, i'll have to be a little bit careful for this don't because it doesn't screen until friday in cancel. i can't give any spoilers, but i can basically say this. matt damon plays a really rough nec type guy, guy works on an oil rig. he's a strain from his daughter, but when she is arrested in mar, say, and thrown into jail queues of, of murdering someone he comes to, to try and help her out. and he tries to clear her name. she claims she is not guilty and he tries to negotiate the differential legal system and, and sort of investigate the case himself without speaking any french. so it's of course interesting because as you mentioned that the director, this is from the director of spotlight, which was oscar oscar winning film. and so a lot of people looking at this movie to see if it could be an awards container on a more historical plan. director todd haynes is back with a brand new documentary on the band velvet underground. so let's just take a quick look at how that sounds. chur

end the longest us war. a conflict that has spanned 2 decades, many are worried about what the departure of international troops will mean for the peace of afghanistan. the tal yvonne is making rapid advances. the battalion se this footage shows them celebrating after seizing control of the keyboards are crossing into iran. it was one of several advances made by the militants throughout gaston, in recent weeks. they've been gaining ground since the u. s. and now the departure of its military by the end of august, the same military that ousted them from power in 2001 in washington, president biden defended the speed of the withdrawal, saying the u. s. would no longer sustain the human cost of a conflict that cannot change. i've got distance course ghani. so let me ask those who want us to stay. how many more? how many thousands more americans, daughters, and sons? are you willing to risk? i will much send another generation america to warn i can stand with no reasonable expectation of achieving the different

was the us president there? earlier i spoke with trey parsi, he's executive vice president at the quincy institute for responsible statecraft. he is an authority on geo politics from iran, to saudi arabia, to afghan a stay. and i asked him if there is any positive news in this announcement, given that the tale bon is research in afghanistan. i think it's important to recognize that a ton of on was researching and would be researching regardless as to whether the united states would be leaving or not. after 20 years, we have now people saying that the afghan government cannot stand alone for 6 months. well, after a 20 year investment and they can only hold out for 6 months, what does that tell us? it tells us that another year and other 2 years and other 20 years will not make a difference. and that is bringing the united states to a point in which it has to decide. does it want to continue to engage in an endless unwinnable war? or is it going to withdraw and recognize that that original objective of the feeling

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i mean, but thank you so much for joining us today. but though very insightful views on this, thank you very much for having me. oh, life for the transgender community in indian control kush me. it has never been easy despite their work as matchmakers and wedding entertain as they think a lot of acidity and discrimination. but off late, this situation has become even worse as loc towns in the region prevent them from going about their business, leaving some facing destitution. the sub number any is that transgendered woman living in india administered? gosh me. she was a leader, members the days when she would dance at wedding for now, she mostly stays at home. the deceptions caused by a corona virus restrictions and the log down by indian authorities after deli, walked the regions autonomy in 2019 have taken that all over our work has suffered a lot even before the locked downs. our earnings were amiga. now they have dried up the community, not only faces discrimination and hostility from the society. their self expression is also the

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so use of vaccines. so for instance, there is a good performance by sheeley which is close to the developing countries from western europe, america, israel, and the place and brazil procured in per chaise. the vaccines with significant delay. so now we are still be below 14 percent of coverage in terms of the those is enough to protect people. so there is a big gap in brazil to be addresses as soon as possible francisco. and asked you back to us from brazil as well. do cruise foundation bear the health system in cuba? metalli's us region is close to collapse due to the rapid space of the delta variant. health work is to say that running out of medicine, oxygen tanks and respirators, government has allocated 36 military doctors and 350 medical students humor times it to relieve some of the pressure that may well, cuba is expected to approve one of its vaccines against covey 19 in the coming days, the regulatory go ahead for the short code up dollar could help speed of vaccinations across latin america whe

always use the yeah, thank you very much for joining us on the show with us in the studio is paid for in slow old and journalists with the humbug based weekly the site. she's convinced that we will change our ways and life will be better. also with this is claudia comfort from the german institute for economic research. she argues that climate protection means freedom across the generations of fossil free life is not about going without its about living a full life and a warm welcome to, to angelica, i'm a christian who is with them. cato institute also headquarters here in berlin and actually say use for the global side. it's all about reconciling be compensation with justice and poverty alleviation. thank you very much for all for all 3 of you for being here today. i'd like to take the 1st question to claudia. it's got to do with the united nations, which is calling the climate change, the defining crisis of our time. indeed un secretary general antonio. good cherish . says climate change called the climate emergency is a race we are currently losing. however, he insist that is a ra

thanks so much for speaking to us today. thank you. nibbling in the massage and he has taken an ugly, unsettling tongue. recently, a little over 18 muslim women discovered they had been put up for sale on a newly created up by unknown people. the app called solely deeds. also the women up as deals of the day, using photographs from their social media profiles. this is a screenshot shared on twitter. one of the women targeted certainly is a sla directed against most than women in india. the apples also don't get hub, an open source hosting platform and was ultimately taken down of numerous complaints . one of those who was targeted and later also filed a police complaint is commercial pilot honda mostly in a car who joins me now. how not welcome and thanks so much for joining us today. i'd like to begin by asking you how you are doing since you became aware you have been targeted in this way. thank you so much for having me. how i'm doing, i'm okie. i have this. i keep repeating everywhere that i have this ridge that is const

how important was this visit for us german relations? i think it was very important if for no other reason then because it signified the end of a very harsh and difficult but that there was many things to talk about is you report showed some of the both europe and united states facing a major change in the way the world is running and it's very important to me understanding each other and try and have a close coordination as possible during the era. by didn't and medical 1st and foremost showed unity and friendship during the meeting can strong us, german ties be restored after 4 years of donald trump. well, chris, german, and strong all the time they've been since the 17th century. and the question is not whether it's drug us, german ties can be restored. the question is, can we make successful cooperation? can we do things with these ties? and in the last few years, the results of this very close relationship has been less than a bit in the past. i think that there's going to be many very difficult problems. the face climate is one. we

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thank you very much for joining us on the show with us in the studio is pater, pin slot, old and journalist with the humbug based weekly the site. she's convinced that we will change our ways and life will be better. also with this is claudia kemper from the german institute for economic research. she argues that climate protection means freedom across to generations. a fossil for life is not about going without. it's about living a full life and a warm welcome to, to angelica, i'm a christian who is with my cato institute, also headquartered here in berlin and actually say use for the global. so it's all about reconciling di compensation with justice and poverty alleviation. thank you very much for all 43 of you for being here today. i'd like to take the 1st question to cloudy. it's got to do with the united nations, which is calling the climate change, the defining crisis of our time. indeed, un secretary general antonio. good cherish, says climate change called the climate emergency is a race we are currently losing. however, he insists it is a race we can when you share his ought to be.

glad you could join us. the red cross is warning that indonesia could be on the court edge of a over 1900 catastrophe. as the number of cases continues to rise on friday, the country are just of nearly 26000 infections. its highest, ever, its hope. a locked on beginning over the weekend will bring numbers down. non essential businesses will be closed and schools will hold online saucers, on the main island of java and the tourist destination of bali. the restrictions are to last a little over 2 weeks. the increase in cases has been linked to the highly transmissible delta variant. first identified in india, indonesia on the brink of a curve at 19 catastrophe. with more than 20000 new daily tases hospitals in jakarta, and across the main island of java, a filled to the brim. working 12 hours a day, the medical staff stretched to the limit the family members of scrambling to buy oxygen for their loved ones were being turned away by the hospital that tested positive for the hospital to just give him some medici

what more can you tell us about that? well, it's a chaotic situation on the ground in many different areas and dozens of people are still missing. lots of houses are unstable and at risk of collapse. dams are at risk of collapsing more and more communities on our reporting casualties related to the flooding. at least 3 people, for example, up and found dead in the sellers. as many people are talking about the situation as a disaster, that happens only every few decades in some sites, never happen to this extent. what can you tell us about the rescue efforts? i can't imagine that the conditions are making those efforts any easier. it's an extremely risky situation. also for the rescue workers, we heard about the fireman and firefighter who died after trying to rescue a person and many people this morning trying to find shelter in the upper floors of their own houses, or even on the rooftops waiting to be rescued. and because of the floods is very difficult for the rescue workers to get access to them, they need drinking wa

does it of what did it go with us? well, missed it. so i think that it is very much in nature, things that after britain has left the european union bilateral relations very much come to the full. and as i said at the and other on other can occasions we should go step by step, it's good for by the actual relations we. it is quite true from a german side always see ourselves as part of the european union. i think the next step then should be to deal with a northern ireland protocol and see to it that it is. these questions are settled in such a way that each and everyone can live with it that that interest recognize knowledge . and then i think we should leave ourselves some time and see how this works out, how this plays out. and i set this up very good reasons for containing between the 27 member states and relations to have from time and time again. also, issues discussing these, these issues and the bilateral way with the with bit but prep any magic, we should not have a straight stretch as well. thank you and it, but i must say tha

will we ever change always use? yes, thank you very much for joining us on the show with us in the studio is paid for pins, old and journalist with a humbug based weekly d site. she's convinced that we will change our ways and life will be better. also with this is claudia camphor, from the german institute for economic research. she argues that climate protection means freedom across to generations of fossil free life is not about going without . it's about living a full life and a warm welcome to, to angelica, i'm a christian who is with them. cato institute, also headquartered here in berlin and actually say use for the global side. it's all about reconciling the comp and is ation with justice and poverty alleviation. okay, thank you very much for all for all 3 of you for being here today. i'd like to take the 1st question to claudia. it's got to do with the united nations, which is calling the climate change, the defining crisis of our time. indeed un secretary general antonio cherish, says climate change called

the american used power and finesse to the fatal form. a semi finalist elena this, nina, as gown said in 2019, when she defeated venus williams on the way to the quarter finals. she has won the loud backing of center court fans. she like to tell the crowd she intends to advance much further into the tournament. this time, i feel like a change in growing why? i don't know last time i was on this course, i don't think any people knew my name just the. i mean, obviously after the mean as much a lot of people do, i feel like now i don't know, i feel like a little bit at home here. now i'm enjoying the experience, but i'm also like really learning from it and really coming in to these matches believing that i can win. i mean, i believe that going in the past, but i feel like now just so much more comp now on the court and confident and playing in front of you guys. you know, watching the news. he's a reminder of the top story we're following for you. us defense officials say all american soldiers and members of nato forces have left the bag or

typically they don't tell us that they're about to pull out. they only tell us when they're gone. and now with barbara close, this was, you know, a very, very important hub for operations as well as transportation. so this is really a big change when, when you'll no longer have that center point of american military power. and the thing about the allies is that without the us there, without the u. s. in strong force, they are, they can't stay, they simply don't have the capacity to state. once the americans are gone. what do we know then? i mean, you've mentioned the italian, the poles, the germans. what do we know about when all night her troops do to make a complaint with roll? i know that you said that they don't generally amount to beforehand, but what's the sort of timeframe are we looking at? well, as you mentioned, they have a sped things up quite a bit because the u. s. announced it wanted all of its troops out by september 11th, and that's what nato said it would do as well. and here we are. you know, 1st the 1st week of july. but we had been hearing behind the scenes tha

i, i use this is dw news lines from berlin. indian health officials found the alarm over yet a new cove at 19 variance, some fee, the foul spreading bill to blossom drain could be better resisting immunity. and a 3rd wave could be on the way. we'll hear what the experts have to say. also coming out. the us president joe biden takes up the mantle of console in chief, as he visits those affected by the florida talent block tragedy. the places federal assistance for 30 days as the search for victims continues. and will easily fans have something to care about when they take on belgium in the road 2020 tournament later today. on grappling with fitness worries i've been to, if they help play as well preview their quarter final game. ah, i'm rebecca versus welcome to the program. we begin with some breaking news just coming in the united states. defense ministry says all fallen foreign military force members have exit in the background military base outside the african capital kabul. a senior pentagon official told news agencies that all american soldiers and members of nato forces have withd

you can also use the w app to send us photos and videos of what's happening way you choose a thank you. now to the point is, next we're out. panelists discuss homophobia and gay rights across europe. another update for you and to help them be out. i'm rebecca. thanks very much for watching . the news. news . news . the news news. the news from the the the to the point. strong opinion, clear positions, international perspective. on the one hand there's inclusion and pride on the exclusion hatred and bio issue surrounding the l. g. b t q, community on the political agenda. sophia lowe, possible and how can we create a divers future and find out on to the point to be point dw, we don't want to see them, but they are, they're in a restrict water. even now we're here. unseen about the hidden threats we are facing the heroes taking a stand just not on d w. ah news. the little guys that it's a 77 percent the platform is used. you know, on this channel we're not afraid to ask and then it gets tough. young people clearly have the solution, the future doesn't the 7 percent now every weekend on t

not too low, and he's picked us into the stadiums. many japanese who were able to get the tickets 2 years ago, naturally disappointed. and so the $80000.00 volunteers who spent a month preparing and will not have much to do without spectators. and overall, i think there's a sense of defeat here. many japanese still don't want the olympics to happen, so they are dissatisfied and angry. and you can see that on social media. and rhetoric, owners complain that they have to close early in the evening and are not allowed to so which frightens their likelihood. and all of this, just for the olympics to be staged. and another part of the public in japan is that the japan has broken its promise to make these games a success with our spectators. that hardly seems possible anymore. and some japanese people i talked to here are a bit ashamed of this failure. so quite a bit opinion that you might say that although cases are surging there at the moment, japan overall has relatively low cases. audio authorities just being over cautious when they hav

so let me ask those who want us to stay. how many more? how many thousands more americans, daughters, and sons? are you willing to risk? i will much send another generation americans to war and i can stand with no reasonable expectation of achieving the different outcome. but by and also argued, the u. s. had achieved the original goal of routing al qaeda after the $911.00 terror attacks that led to the invasion. he said the decision to leave was overdue . we did not go to afghanistan to nation bill. and it's the right and the responsibility of ap can people alone to decide their future and how they want to run their country. just days ago, the u. s. pulled out of background air base near capitol the center of its military operations for nearly 2 decades. the pentagon says the withdrawal of us forces is now more than 90 percent complete. as foreign troops depart, the african military struggling to push back the taliban. like here, enough, danny's sense northwest peace talks between the government and the militants. have so far failed. and

long war saying it's time for us to decide its own future. the taliban could be the biggest winners with the restore. the toll that long curve it is taking on people in india. we'll take a look at what it's like to live with the lingering effects of the code. 9 paying attention. ah hello, i am rebecca riches. welcome to the program. it's now 2 weeks until the tokyo and, and pick said you to stop that they'll be a game without spectators organizes have announced a total ban on both foreign and domestic fans. attending the event. after new corona virus state of emergency was declared across parts of japan. the games will be the 1st in a limb, pick history to be held behind closed doors, and some say they shouldn't be happening at all in the matter late than never. some might say, after a long journey through all of japan's 47 prefixes, the olympic flame has finally arrived in tokyo, one year behind schedule, due to the corona virus pandemic. rising cove in 1900 cases in the capital. also, many members of the public were not there to greet the f

will tell us, would tell us, tell us about where else you're aware of. you know, similar levels of threat around europe who anywhere else. well, so it definitely so you know, for my personal opinion, there's certain places where i feel more comfortable and for various reasons. so again, it's not generally for me, not a country. it's, you know, i might feel safer in an urban center than i would in the countryside somewhere because of various aspects of how i'm going to be perceived and how hostile potentially people are going to be to me. so i think when we're talking about, you know, the right, the sexual minorities, thank you for awesome. and she, you know, like racial minorities, ethnic minorities, there's a whole tapestry of, you know, we have, you know, europe's heritage is that it's all very varied and different. but i think we're also seeing now there isn't one i'm uniform european experience. it really depends on a day to day basis. you know, where are you and how you moving to society spent in this discussion between, between brussels and hungary

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in the us these days, following the release of a pentagon report on us was on our way to area 51 on the so called extra terrestrial highway. we came across this place here, the alien research center. of course, it's not really a research center. if a gift shop and our luck has it, it's close to day closed or not so called us o tourists are stopping by. on one hand, fully aware that the alien research center is only about so veneers. but on the other hand, also open to the idea that this is a place for a scientific research on adrian. you never know. i mean, we are pretty close to area 51. so you never, you never know it is this, you never know that inherent doubt many people have created by perhaps unwarranted secrecy. that is the problem for people like retired navy, pilot lieutenant commander alex d treatment we meter in boulder, colorado. so i had this experience in 2004, almost 17 years ago. that experience dietrich is referring to is known as the name . it's incident. it shows where dietrich and 3 of her colleagues encountered off the coast of san diego, california. it is just one

thanks so much for joining us today. thanks for having me. in india, there government and twitter have been at loggerheads for months now. the reason noncompliance with new social media tools. these would essentially allow authorities to regulate what can be posted online and what conte. critics say, the freedom to express views is at stake. but others argue those freedoms need to be controlled. daddy lawyers, i meant that down and such as much by our commission. the want to clean up with. i tanya says he found politicians and journalists with large following speaking disrespectfully bit about the indian government and tradition. he jumped into action and talked with her to court. was going to be public school. he, when prominent public figures called a republic of india, foul names, what feelings be heard? we did, and you know, true citizen of the country can stand by and watch it being insulted. i would say that by this i taught at once the social media giant to follow new rules in india that require prompts to address complaints like from

he uses digital editing techniques to make his fantasies visible. me what we see when we go into the forest. what do we notice in the, in the tradition one might not see it. ah, i do stage photography. that means i take objects and arrange them in my own way. in order to highlight something to have suspicious nature is defined benefit the dimension to separate from an i'm a playful person and i started by staging, cropping and lighting to highlight details and show how unique and complex these things on the i think, i think of course things that it 1st may seem unremarkable or no doubt to my trying to bishop finances inspiration in the chaos of the 1st floor. can i can imagine that this was actually a floor here. it could be an eye on it has the shape of a half closed eye. and together with the rest of the room, could be a moose clinton in one of the ships because projects involved the illumination of mountain escapes across europe using home night spotlights. the spectacular images were taken on clear nights like this, one of the guys, the peaks in

so use of vaccines. so for instance, there is a good performance by sheeley, which is close to the developing countries from western europe, america, israel, and the place and brazil procured in per chaise the vaccines with significant delay. so now we are still be below 14 percent of coverage in terms of the those who's enough to protect people. so there is a big gap in brazil to be addresses as soon as possible francisco, and asked you bustos, from brazil as well. do cruise foundation where the health system in cuba, metalli's us region is close to collapse due to the rapid spread of the delta. a variant health work is to say that running out of medicine, oxygen tank and respirators, government has allocated 36 military doctors and 350 medical students whom attempt to relieve some of the pressure that may well cuba is expected to approve one of its vaccines against covey 19 in the coming days, the regulatory go ahead for the short code of dollar could help speed vaccinations across latin america, where

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what can you tell us about it? yes, i'll have to be a little bit careful for this don't because it doesn't screen until friday in cancel. i can't give any spoilers, but i can basically say this. matt damon plays a really rough neck tight guy. guy works on an oil rig. he's a strain from his daughter, but when she is arrested in mar, say, and thrown into jail, accused of murdering someone, he comes to to try and help her out. and he tries to clear her name. she claimed she is not guilty, and he tries to negotiate the, the french legal system and, and sort of investigate the case himself without speaking any french. so of course address, because as you mentioned that the director this from the director of spotlight, which was oscar oscar winning film. and so a lot of people looking at this movie to see if it could be an awards container. on a more historical plan, director todd haynes is back with a brand new documentary on the band velvet underground. so let's just take a quick look at how that sounds. german she use

the cause of noise, pollution, modern society, all of us in the us capital city daily has almost 12000000 vehicles on its roads. nursing has been driving his auto show here for over 20 years. he's a noise polluter. but also victim people hung unnecessary and i would like to govern the band. if you're waiting at the red light, they're high, good home. i don't get the kind of data when you get it in the morning leave and this is the 1st thing you encounter. it doesn't affect your day. i'm going to move to out the day. you know what, how many people can i find? okay. no one will understand what people are willing to understand. they wouldn't feel the need to home and thought it was about the summary of what they need. but about a 30 carried out as part of the world hearing in the found that living in the was loudest. cities leads to hearing loss equal into a person 10 to 20 years. older. other studies have also ling noise pollution to stress, depression and cardiovascular problems. and of course, hearing loss. even among the young put up. are you kidding? 12 year old car is visiting dr. funk

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you add this to us also. so you, so we, we are strong, we are strong enough to retaliate, but do we need to be like this? do we need to be this way? do you think the targeting of more than women in particular has become more pronounced in recent years? and if so, why? see? absolutely, i think nick, you know, i like to talk about how in ancient times women were or until women are supposed to be the soft dog community. so community that has already been targeted on different levels. lynching is being become government days. all of that already. you know, so normally it's become normalized. now you come to that, you know, so the thing that we are the soft doug, and you've also filed a police complaint in this matter. how hopeful are you that the police will actually act? so i have been treated very nicely by the police. i have, you know, i am not so like i did not get any negative lights. i was trying to gray nicely. they go out there calling me again. you know, all the time. they're asking me for an update. i'm

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w did up and use a show on today's program. the unending fight against massage of me in south asia beginning and when no less the prime minister implies women are responsible for the sexual crimes against them. we ask, is iran con massage of estate? and in the muslim women are offered up for sale online. it's a new law in what's become the norm, the targeting of educated, articulate women, the me i british manager, welcome to the the news asia, glad to join us. blamed for the crime, viewed with suspicion, and told to hush it up. many women were experienced sexual assault in pocket on say, this is what they face. but amidst this victim, shaming the country's leader, prime minister in ron khan has gone on television and appeared to do the same. last month he told an interview out court. if a woman is wearing very few clothes, you can have an impact on the man unless they are robots on court. and in april, during a life chat broadcast and state television con urged women to wear a veil to avoid sexual assault, saying it is so that

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i'm joining us now is dr. and they, us back, tyler, a religious don't the austrian academy of sciences. so alpha, beta gamma epsilon, delta, delta plus even now, how worry do we need to be about all these variance? i don't know where the, where it is the right word. i would say we have to be alert because we know that the buyer keeps changing. this is something we have been observing since the beginning of the pandemic. and we do know that there are certain variants which has become more in pictures, sometimes also acquiring immune cape properties. so invading the numerous bonds a bit better. and these are all a properties that one has to factor in when we tried to come to the virus by, for example, particular measurement, such as social distance being or explanation. and why is it that we're now suddenly hearing about so many variance showing up? are they really just coming to light just now? we just starting to understand the more what, what's the case that i think it's a very interesting question that scien

do you how much suitable they will have did us? they thought that if music is playing, it can't be that. that was the tactic of the nazis. tuck did not fix, estimated her life's work to tell school children about the horrors of outfits she call this her avenge. it's the sheila, the students asked me, what should we do? i tell them not to be silent. niche like esther belcher, ano is gone. 2 now it is up to others to make sure her stories are still told. moving on to some sports news now, argentine has beaten arch rivals, brazil, one mil to win the copa america final in rio. and he scored the max only goal with a chip over goal 8 or the head fan, streamed out onto the street of argentina capital cyrus to celebrate the victory. it was their national teams 1st title in 20 years. and the 1st international trophy for argentine as captain, neo no less the and the european football championship reaches its climax on sunday night when a believe faced england in the final. while england will have the support of most of the 60000 fans at lond

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