and hours later, we learned that the se department indeed ordered diplomats families to depart the united states embassy and keith. due to the heightened germany's hands off approach is attracting criticism. but the u. s. secretary of state denied the divisions. i've been on the phone and saw might my own a german counterpart, ah, for mr. burbock. and i can tell you that the germans very much sure are concerns and are resolute and being determined to respond to respond swiftly effectively. and in the united way, up to a $100000.00 russian troops have a master ukraine's boulders over recent months. with moscow demanding that ukraine will never be allowed to join nato. putin is also denied. he's planning to it's huck, but those living on ukraine's frontier with russia a fall from reassured life on the edge of something very terrible and scaring so yes, i can say this is kind of scary for now, daily life continues. but as a political temperatures plummet, people here all to away how quickly that could all change the government in the west african state of burkina faso is denying reports that

can you tell us about the state department order? where are you the secretary of state, anthony of lincoln gave an interview this afternoon and he said that his highest responsibility is the safety and, and the well being of the people who were proceed department and who are under his care and hours later we learned that the se department indeed ordered diplomats families to depart the united states embassy and keith, due to the height and fears of irrational attack on ukraine. the embassy has also authorized non emergency employees to the parts of the say department also urged you as citizens in ukraine to consider departing the country as soon as possible using commercial flights. and at the same time, a senior state department official said that these are prudent precautions. that in no way undermined the u. s. supports where we crane and, and that this decision has been made based on the military built up in the region. yes, so i mean, that must be some clear significance here regarding this pull out of non essential us personnel

well, the state department is not calling an evacuation. they say that this has been in the works for some time. but when you look at it on its face, it looks like the u. s. is very concerned about probable military action from moscow. you see the military lining up or all along the border. so they're concerned about that. and so they're not saying that people have to leave, but they're urging american citizens whether they work for the embassy or not to leave. and what is the significance of the timing around this? we know that they've overseas sent in more military equipment as well. right. and they're the state department sent out a bulletin saying that there are reports that russia is planning significant military action against ukraine. so that's why the u. s. is sending in weapons and such and they also don't want to get flat footed, get caught flat footed. you remember how leaving afghanistan was such a debacle, and this is not the same thing, of course, but you don't want to see people be touch fighting to leave and not being able t

while anthony, this has not been confirmed yet by the sales department. there have been indeed some media reports that families of american diplomats posted in kiev had apparently being order to, to being advocated as starting on monday. but this has not been confirmed and president by them. he has been clear with a russian president vladimir putin em, especially during the past days. and he has been saying that if any russian military forces move across the ukrainian border as that would mean a renewed invasion. and it will be med, with an immediate and severe and united response from the united states and their allies. and that is all the information we're still getting from the white house and the se department. it comes up such a delicate moment even without confirmation. or i wonder, it seemed listening to the dialogue between the us and russia, that it had taken a more conciliatory tone on friday. does this story even unconfirmed, put tension in it, in any way back into this whole situation as it develops. we know from different conflicts along and

we know that the fire department reached this site or only 3 minutes after they were they were called and they found when they got here to, to this is where the fire broke out to this building. they found thick smoke throughout the all the 1900 stories of this building and they found a victims who had inhaled that smoke and, and some of them unfortunately, who perished from that throughout all the night. the smoke must have spread extremely quickly and the fire department is staying or the fire commissioner saying that that is probably happened because the door of that apartment was left open. it was a duplex apartment, spending the 2nd and a 3rd floor of this building. and we've heard accounts of people who tried to exit the building and who tried to open windows and who couldn't because the window frames had gotten so hot and you couldn't open the front door because then all the smoke would come in from the hallway. so her, it's her, if it seems that must have unfolded here when the fire broke out. today this morning we are time. absolutely, just very horrific doesn't. what do we kn

you have the mild infections or bringing people to outpatient departments to clinics and to emergency rooms, but they're not being admitted to the hospital. when the virus finds people who are on vaccinated, that's the group that distressing the hospitals at the present time. and to make things a little worse around our country, influenza is now acting up another respiratory virus that can put people into the hospital. so i think the next month in united states is going to be very, very difficult for the health care system. some countries here in europe for example, are now introducing tougher restrictions on the under vaccinated, and there was a discussions here around vaccine mandates. do you think this can be necessary? will this be necessary in the united states? well, only a difference in different parts of the country. new york city now has ins introduce those kinds of obligations similar to those in europe. but in my part of the country that would be resisted very, very fiercely. so i don't think increasing mandates. i had advocated for them, but i don't think they're going to

s. state department has refused to confirm media reports that it is ordered u. s embassy staff and give to leave ukraine. it comes as tens of thousands of russian troops gather at ukraine's borders. this comes as washington has sent its 1st shipment of a $200000000.00 military aid package for ukraine to bolster its defenses. a u. s. cargo plane landed at an airport in the ukrainian capital with 90 tons of military equipment, mostly small arms, ammunition. russia has repeatedly denied that it's planning a new attack against ukraine. well, for more i'm joined by our washington correspondent, catalina she moy. hi catalina, good to see you. now if it turns out that media reports are back to us ordering their embassy staff to at leave, the ukrainian capital are correct. what message are they sending? well, the tension is obviously already growing by law. you can see this also in the last statements from the white house and the state department, and in case the creation of u. s. implements based in kiev are officially confirmed. this could point to an even more tense

the state department says it's taking the precaution because military action from russia could come at any time. moscow denies it's planning an invasion. also coming up, fears of a qu in burkina paso, in west africa after soldiers stays mutiny. he said several military bases with the government says everything is under control. and why amelia defend their lead at the top of the buddhist legal with a routine victory over a long time under performers. how to berlin? ah hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. the us has ordered the families of all millet american personnel at its embassy in ukraine to leave the country. non essential staff of also been asked to leave us secretary of state antony blinking is set to brief. you foreign ministers on the move on next moves aimed at diffusing tensions over ukraine. and also his talks with his russian counterpart, sergey law for f at the weekend. on joining us for more is our brussels bureau chief alexander front nomine. salary. you for ministers are meeting to day there, u. s counterpart antony blake, and is also going to be joining the

he is professor of preventative medicine at the department of health policy as at vanderbilt university medical center in nashville . welcome to the program. joe biden is pleading with the and vaccinated to get job and his pleading with people to wear masks. at this point in the pandemic, do you think he's getting through to people? oh, i certainly hope so, because many of us have been saying the same thing for a very long time. and the spread of the only con virus now in the united states is nothing short of amazing. it's left the city. it's into the suburbs and into even our rural counties. so it's everywhere. and as the president said, it's putting unvaccinated people into the hospital and making them more sick. whereas if you're vaccinated and particularly if you're boosted your risk of hospital admission is 20 times lower. so the benefits of vaccination are very, very clear, although in some parts of the country, including my state, the resistance to vaccination in some groups is very, very strong. so looking at the hospitals are like where you are in nashville. the research indica

so we haven't seen a lot of movement beyond the department of justice. voting rights is not pay all of us. we have also not seen any movement on police reform at the federal level in the enjo biden's bill back better plan, which is gonna help all americans regardless of political orientation, regardless of background, has yet to come up for vote in the senate. this type of polarization speaks to a highly problematic america, that many people fear. mr. i just quickly, before we go, our american scathe enough about the future of democracy in that country. i think so. i mean, look, we're seeing not only a wave of people attacking diversity, equity, inclusion, but in the south, in states like tennessee and georgia state where i grew up and where i'm born. now you don't even have to have a license to carry a gut. i think people are highly worried. people are scared in fear is really driving polarization and inequality in america. ration rice, senior fellow at brookings. thank you so much. return back as you choose or russia has sent paratroopers to cossacks done after days of violent clashe

the state department says the decision has been under consideration for some time. the main concerns about a possible brush, an invasion is, is that the news line from berlin up next, you got a documentary for you this time looking at one farmers fight for the climate. i'm terry martin from me and all of us here dw, thanks for watching. ah .

it is how the stuff ha, dr. marcus zimmerman doesn't just lead his hospitals emergency department. he also coordinates with other clinics and physicians in the region to see enough if we're still seeing growing infection rates without the staffing to reflect that will be legal. the weekly videoconference of doctors and clinics is an important means to directing the flow of patients. if one hospital is full, they can use the network to quickly find free beds for days. every one in regensburg who's tested positive for coven 19 has had the omicron variant. despite this, fewer among them need inpatient treatment. this cindy wilford, him, one of the other. it's a bit the quiet before the storm was we expect the number of incoming patients to grow and quickly ma'am. yes, but i'm more worried about the staff than about the patients. vendetta. if we have growing numbers of staff out sick, then treatment at our hospital will be stretched to its limits, hunger house fun. on dickinson, coleman, and regensburg, the helicopter unit flies and fixed teams to minimize the significant staff loss. i

if just one person is left, they can't move from one department to the next and then do the checkout at the end . that's impossible this order. while most people in germany support the measures currently in place nationwide some 35000 people took to the streets again on monday to protest against germany's corona virus restrictions. many protesters are also angry at the new government's plan to introduce a vaccine mandate. more and more politicians have come out in favor of it, but it will be up to the german parliament to decide with a vote expected at the end of february. and hear some more of the latest developments in the pandemic. the prime minister of israel says a 4th fax, and seen shot significantly increases antibodies and diminishes the risk of infection and hospitalization. natalie bennett was announcing the preliminary results of the hospital trial a day after the country began. a new booster campaign for people over 60, china has locked down another city just after 3. a symptomatic cases were discovered. residents of usual, in hannon province, have been confined to their

c, metropolitan police department, the national guard and other brave law enforcement officials saved the rule of law or democracy. hell. we the people endured. we, the people prevail for the 1st time in our history. president had not just lost an election. he tried to prevent the peaceful transfer of power as a violent mob reached the capital. but they failed. they fail on this day of remembrance ruin make sure that such attack never never happens again. i'm speaking to you to day from statuary hall, united states capital. this is where the house of representatives met for 50 years in the decades leading up to the civil war. this is on this floor where young congress from illinois, abraham lincoln sat a desk 191 above him, above us. over that door, leading into the rotunda is a sculpture depicting cleo. the muse of history. in her hands, an open book in which she records the events taking place in this chamber below. clara stood watch over this hall, one year ago today. as she has for more than 200 years, she recorded what took place. real history, the real facts, the real truth, the

the state department says it's taking caution because military action from russia could come at any time. moscow denies its planning an invasion, also coming out fears of a coo and bertina paso in west africa. the government says everything is under control, but reports are coming in that the president has been detained and by and munich, defend their lead at the top of the burden slager with a routine victory over a long time under performers. pat to berlin. ah hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. the u. s. has ordered the families of its diplomats and ukraine to leave the country. non essential staff have also been told to leave in the next hour, u. s. secretary of state antony blinking is set to brief. you foreign ministers on moves to diffuse tensions with you. russia over the crisis. more on that in a moment. but 1st this report the u. s. issues and official alert ordering the families of diplomats to leave ukraine. washington warns of its limited capacity to help americans in the event of a russian invasion with in tea of volunteers are joining the effort to defend th

in this case, druggists preserve the republic in front of carls might decide to dissolve department and coming back to vote. i think the 1st scenario is more likely ball. we cannot exclude the 2nd one. all eyes will be here on parliament this week. we secret ballots will be cost in person and a coded protocols. the artist only needed a few minutes to finish his portrait. but it's going to be at least a few days before italians know if mario druggie will indeed be there. next president christina montague reporting there, we can go to christine and rome are right now. good to see you, christine mario. there are you clearly the front runner is the at all interested in becoming it. who's not prime minister use prime minister, becoming the president rather. that is a very good question. layla. in fact, the closest thing that he said to yes, i was in december when he effectively answered a journalist by saying that he was the godfather of institutions and that he was willing to serve where he was needed. so that much we, we at least know in fact the headlines on that specific day here in ital

and in this case, drug is 1st love the republic in front of carls, my decide to dissolve department and coming back to vote. i think the 1st scenario is more likely ball. we cannot exclude the 2nd one. all eyes will be here on parliament this week. we secret ballots will be cost in person and a coven protocols. the artist only needed a few minutes to finish his portrait. but it's going to be at least a few days before italians know if mario druggie will indeed be the next president . harrison, the other stories were keeping an eye on for you. this. our western diplomats are meeting in norway with the taliban for a 2nd day of talk on have gone, is found growing humanitarian crisis. a taliban spokesman called the talk a step to legitimize the african government shock the law as made the comment after meeting with women's rights activists and human rights. defenders on armed men and sudan have detained human rights activists. a mirror osmond after a night time rate on her home. incidence capital cartoons as, according to our, my sister or detention comes after what active say has been a ca

also coming up, united states orders the families of its diplomats to leave the state department that the measure is out of an abundance of caution. in case russia decides to invade you crate and fears, grow that a crew is taking place in the west african date of birth 5. so the 4th day, the military has detained the president, following an army uprising and gunfire. you're the presidential palate. ah, abbey crow boston. welcome to the program. you're breaking news out of the united kingdom were britain's high court has ruled the julian sash can appeal to the supreme court against his extradition to the united states. the decision is the latest and the wiki league founders a long battle to avoid being sent to the us where he faith is charges of espionage he's wanted for wiki leaks, his publication of hundreds of thousands of weak documents relating to the afghanistan and rock wars. more on the story i'm joined now by the w. corresponded beer, get moss, who standing by outside back more house where this decision was just made a few moments ago. beer get talk to us about the decision no

and in this case, druggists preserve the republic in front of carls might decide to dissolve department and coming back to vote. i think the 1st scenario is more likely bought . we cannot exclude. busy the 2nd one, all eyes will be here on parliament this week. we secret ballots will be cost in person and a coven protocols. the artist only needed a few minutes to finish his portrait. but it's going to be at least a few days before italian snow. if mario druggie will indeed be there, next president that report by christina, one to walk in the one as they go on sunday bar and munich easily beat hurts are brilinta, restore their 6 point lead over doors went up the top of the table and remained firmly in control of the title race, ah fire munich, visited the blue side of the capital for their clash against struggling hair to berlin. the reigning champions had beaten her tongue in 6 of their last 7 meetings . fire laid on the pressure and struck 1st through corn into lisa kingsley coleman's cross found his fellow frenchman who beat his defender to the ball and finished with a strong header a

after the abuse report was published, the munich district administration department confirmed twice as many resignations as usual within 6 days. others wanted to stay. it's been a case i'm faithful to the church and i think things are being very much scandalized by the media, which i don't think is quite right. miss miss gonzales this hand. so what test is protest is right and is good, but leaving is never solution. then nothing will change in the church that says in the occasion exam, augustine is foul wishes for a new open culture in the church way. not only the bishops, woods count, but where each individual can represent their own opinion based on the fight. for 2 years after they re established diplomatic relations, israel and the united arab emirates looks set on strengthening their ties. on sunday, israel's president is acc hertzog arrived in the gulf country, and the 1st ever visit by an israeli had a state. hertzog flew to abu dhabi, a capital of the emirates, where he met crown prince and defacto ruler mohammed been sayed both hailed the great symbolism of the visit for the e

s. state department and foreign service, he joins me tonight for morgan hill in california. it's good to have you back your on the program. let me ask you when you look at what lincoln offered ukraine today, basically more weapons. is that what he have wanted? most of all well, i think russia has tried to frame this crisis as nato russia, but it's really about ukraine. so it's a good thing that secretary lincoln was there to underscore american and western support for ukraine, but also to talk about more american defense supplies. as a way to help the ukrainians better have their keep, improve their capability to defend themselves in the event of a russian attack. and that's part of an effort to deter and dissuade moscow from attacking in the 1st place. you tweeted earlier today that it looks as if vladimir putin has painted himself into a corner where the only way out now that seems feasible is military action. do you think that wards the only way we're going to break the situation? i still hope that there's a diplomatic path out. i'm glad that secretary lincoln foreign min

the police have started to investigate the forensic department here. public works easier, we all together, reinforcements were cold, and some 60 fire fighters eventually brought the blaze under control, but not before it had done extensive damage. visiting to seen the south african president, serial rama poolside also promised a thorough inquiry. somebody as being held right now and of the question, but we need to go a lot, a lot deeper into how this type of event can take place and what measures we will need to take going forward. only security staff are believed to have been present when the blaze began. there have been no reports of injuries. in recent years, the fight against global terrorism has shifted increasingly to the sa hell region of africa. in martini o authorities, a tapping a traditional mode of transportation as part of their anti terrorism efforts. with help from the european union, they've resurrected a 100 year old nomadic police force known as the chemical. this is the latest approach in the fight against g. hottest terrorists in mauritania, a traditional solution to a

he's a history professor at the catholic university of america and a former state department, russia, ukraine expert under president obama. well, it's good, great to have you with us here. and d, w. news. what's your assessment of the situation? is there a real threat that russia could invade ukraine? oh, certainly i think so. the capacity is there in a sense. the motive is there for russia. what you can say that russia is looking for at the moment is that is the pretext. and the question now seems to be more one of the timing of whether or not this is going to happen. and now that we've seen the us and other countries sending in more military aid to ukraine, how much of a deterrence would this be for russia? i think quite modest. i think if we were to speak of chewed insurance, we would speak of air power in a western commitment of troops. and there's not a single government from washington to london to, to berlin, to brussels. that's, that's willing to do that. so it's important symbolically of support for the great people in the government, but it's probably not much of a military

came in with us now he's a history professor at the catholic university of america and a former state department expert in the president obama. you're welcome to you. wisdom politicians say there is a very real risk of a russian invasion into you cry. michael, what's your system? i think that's absolutely correct. although you want to be a little bit careful about the word innovation. there are many kinds of russian tools of, of interference that may not be technically speaking, a kind of ground invasion. but that to a sort of conventional grant invasion is absolutely within the realm of the possible u. s. and the other countries have sent already sent or agreed to send a weapons to you cry. and michael, you talk about pulling different leave is, is this enough to make russia reconsider its position? does this change anything it me or change a few of the kind of small calculations that russia is making? i don't think it's enough to change the overall calculus to do that. the west would have to assist you with their power, which would be an enormous staff and i think make a credible promise or a

after the abuse report was published, the munich district administration department confirmed twice as many resignations as usual within 6 days. others wanted to stay. it's been acres, i'm faithful to the church, and i think things are being very much scandalized by the media, which i don't think is quite right. miss miss gonzales this hand. so what test is protest is right and is good, but leaving is never solution. then nothing will change in the church empty in their kitchen mix in them. augustine is power wishes for a new open culture in the church where not only the bishops, words count, but where each individual can represent their own opinion based on their faith. does the sports news now? and raphael and al has made tennis history at the australian open spaniards clenched a record breaking 21st grand slam title. putting him ahead of novi, chalk of ich, and roger federer and al defeated russian dentist med with have in an epic final. it all began as a one sided affair. after striding to a 1st set victory, daniel med would have kept his cool to claim the 2nd and seemed ready to d

the police have started to investigate the forensic department here. public works easier. we all together, reinforcements were called and some 60 fire fight, as eventually brought the blaze under control, but not before it had done extensive damage. visiting the scene, south african president, cyril ramos also also promised a thorough inquiry if somebody is being held right now. and the question, but we need to go a lot, lot deeper into how this type of event can take place and what measures we will need to take going forward. only security staff are believed to have been present when the blades began. there have been no reports of injuries . and for more or less, we couldn't cross straight to south africa journalist attack one, an attorney who's in bloom. fontaine, thanks so much for joining us now. south africa's president several rum oppose that we just heard him that saying that someone is being held in custody. what more can you tell us about that? good afternoon, anya. what we all know is that it's a 51 year old meal is an african police services have now confirmed t

it's the 1st caravan from central america to depart for the united states this year. many are fleeing poverty, violence and natural disasters. president joe biden has backed aid proposals to slow migration. protest took place in france and italy against tighter crone of iris help rules in the italian capital, rome, thousands of demonstrators rallied against compulsory vaccinations for the over fifties. and more restrictions for the unvaccinated italy's government brought in the measures last week as new corona virus infections surged driven by the fastest spreading omicron variance communication linked with the pacific island of tonga, or down following a massive underwater volcano eruption after making contact with tongan officials new zealand leader says the capital has sustained significant damage, the hunger tango, hunger ha, a pie volcano sent big waves to the islands of ch honda and fiji and flooded pacific coast lines. while the galapagos islands are known as the living laboratory of evolution, because their remote location provides refuge for many unique speci

and watch out, byron munich, or is there department close in on the burners league a leaders after they see off half an heim ah, am abby cor last and welcome to the program. we begin in ukraine where the 1st shipment of additional american military aid has arrived, according to the u. s embassy there. this is part of a package worth $200000000.00 promise to kiev last week, by u. s. secretary of state antony lincoln. the initial delivery includes defensive weapons and ammunition, as the country prepares for possible russian aggression. moscow has deployed some 100000 troops along its border with ukraine, but insists it has no plans to launch an attack. the russian military flexing its muscles in the worn at region bordering ukraine. moscow denies its planning and invasion. but with this slick video released by its defense ministry, it at least wants to send the message that it's ready to fight. there is real concern in the region about russia's motives. russian troops are now positioned in bella, rues, all along. russia's border to crane and our mast an eastern ukraine, where fighting ha

a p point m, all met, as will be investigated, the police have started to investigate the forensic department here, public works easier. we all together, reinforcements were called and some 60 fire fighters eventually brought the blaze under control. but not before it had done extensive damage. visiting the scene, south oxygen president cyril ramos also also promised a thorough inquiry of the new somebody as being held right now. and every question, what we need to go a lot deeper into how this time or event can take place and what measures we will need to take going forward. only security staff are believed to have been present when the blaze began. there have been no reports of injuries or early we asked journalists into quan an attorney, how the south african parliament will malfunction. given the national assembly chamber has been completely destroyed. we know that parliament is supposed to have its meeting of february that in the joint seating of parliament where the president delivers the state of the nation address from what we understand that weight is expected to continue. but it wou

he is professor of preventive medicine at the department of health policy at vanderbilt university medical center in nashville. professor, are you dismayed by the low level of vaccination now that on a crown is spreading? oh, neck of i am absolutely dismayed by the low level of vaccination. no, we have been promoting vaccination for months now, but there is a contingent of adults that are still hesitant. skeptic and i will say down, right, stubborn about not receiving the vaccine. and these are frequently also people who are not bringing their children forward to be vaccinated. and in addition to that, we of course have people who have had 2 doses of the m r in a vaccine that still need their booster for optimal protection. so we have an enormous amount of vaccination work to do here in the united states. and do think that perhaps some of the harsher measures are more rigorous measures that europe is applying. looking at austria, for instance, where there's a vaccine mandate are needed or even possible in the united states. the question is possible, right? you can have a public policy, but

the police have started to investigate the forensic department here, public works easier. we all together, reinforcements were called and some 60 fire fighters eventually brought the blaze under control. but not before it had done extensive damage. visiting the scene, the south african president, serial rama post are also promised afar inquiry, i believe somebody is being held right now. and they have the question. but they need to go a lot, a lot deeper into how this type of event can take place and what measures we will need to take going forward. only security staff are believed to have been present when the plays began. there have been no reports of injuries. let's get you up to date now on some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. in a call with ukraine's president vladimir zalinski, you as president joe biden said the united states and its allies will quote, respond decisively if russia further invades ukraine. biden is also backing diplomatic efforts to resolve the stand off. talks between us and russian. officials are scheduled in geneva la

the 8 year old privacy said he didn't want to serve another term, but department us up, mario druggie, urge them to stay on to enjoy political stability in the country. but to rela, is seen as a compromise candidate awful. all of the candidates put forward by the coalition government failed to gain enough support, but to relax said he is staying in power to help italy recover from recent hardships. for 2nd, children, these conditions require that one doesn't step away from the duties to which one is called upon a. naturally, these must have pre valence over other considerations and other personal prospects with a commitment to interpret the expectations and the hopes of our fellow citizens. it's better than not they're going through that in i spoke to john nest sima gupta, who's been following the story for us from rome. and i asked her if sergio material as reelection as present was a last resort. well, it seems to be the only resort at this stage in terms of the only one that all political factions, whether the center, right, or the center left, felt that they could get behind. i me

that's the best to get the units of the south african police department. ok. so that we don't know at this stage whether that the fire was started deliberately to cover a breaking or what happened. that is not clear at the moment. ok. so we have this, this, this fire that is raging again in this colonial era building. this is going to, this is going to take a lot of money to, to set, right? yes, definitely. and let's remember that this is a less than a year. this is the 2nd big fire that is destroying a very important building that is part of a heavy touch of gate done in terms of architecture and history. in april, last year, a library of the university of k plan was also under fire and thousands of miles scripts were destroyed and the building was destroyed and the damage if you press structure now with the parliament, is very similar to that. however, the temperatures, as we were saying before, us deal so high that these base very difficult to assess the damage right now because not even the fire fighters are able to access some of the areas of the building

if just one person is left, they can't move from one department to the next and then do the checkout at the end . that's impossible this order. while most people in germany support the measures currently in place nationwide some 35000 people took to the streets again on monday to protest against germany's corona virus restrictions. many protesters are also angry at the new government's plan to introduce a vaccine mandate. more and more politicians have come out in favor of it, but it will be up to the german parliament to decide with a vote expected at the end of february. for how do we make sense of the fact that surging infection rates have been matched by surgeon hospitalization rates? will i put that question to martin mckee, who is professor of european public health at the london school of hygiene and tropical met? i'm not sure city coupling. what we are seeing is that the risk of hospitalization is much lower than it was without earlier variance. but we are seeing that as cases are going up, hospitalizations are going up all be at not to lot, not the same extent. i think what

s. justice department says the officials concocted a full bomb threat to force the lithuanian bound plane to land in the better racing capital. minsk, the 1st deliveries of 8 supplies of arrived in tonga, days after the pacific island nation was hate by a volcanic eruption, answered mammy. many areas were devastated. the islands were cut off from most communication for days afterwards. toxic ash from the volcano has covered much of the landscape and contaminated drinking water. scores of people are feared dead after a massive explosion near the town of picasso. in western gannon police reported a blast after a mining vehicle carrying explosives to a gold mine can collided with a motorcycle videos posted on the local media showed a large blast side and dozens of destroyed buildings. austria's parliament has voted in favor of a new law, making coven, 19 vaccination mandatory for adults. it's the 1st year p and country to approve such a wide reaching measure so far. only 72 percent of austrians have been fully vaccinated against the corona virus. one of the lowest rates in western europe, $1

s. justice department says the officials concocted a false bump, threat to force the plane to land in the bill. origin capital means officials. im gonna say at least 17 people have been killed and dozens injured in a massive explosion. and the west of the country police reported the blast occurred when a truck carrying explosives to a gold mine collided with a motorcycle videos posted on local media, showed a large blast site and dozens of destroyed buildings. our british belgian teenager has become the youngest woman ever to fly solo around the world after 5 months journey, a zara rather ford is back on terra firma in belgium will be speaking to zara in just a minute on what motivated her. but 1st, here's a look at her rec, hold, breaking time in the air. there was no cabin crew on board to prepare for this landing. at 19 year old daughter, mother ferg touched a new belgium. she became the youngest woman in history, to fly solo around the world and the youngest person to do so in micro like aircraft. i heroes, welcome away to turn. i really have to be there in a crazy trip. 5 months

it's the 1st caravan from central america, depart for the united states, issue many or flea and poverty, violence and natural disasters. u. s. president joe biden has backed 8 proposers to slow migration. former us president donald trump has been holding a rally with supporters in arizona. during his speech, he criticized us president biden's, grown of virus policies on mass and vaccine mandate in lockdown. trump also repeated claims that he won the 2020 electrons without offering evidence. communication links with the pacific island of tonga are down falling a massive underwater volcano eruption after making contact with tongan officials u z. linz of prime minister to cinder arden says the capital nuclear loafer has sustained significant damage. the hunger tongue, a hunger ha, apply volcano st. big waves to the awnings of hunger and feed you. your options triggered shoe nami warns across the pacific with united states urging people on its pacific coastline to stay away from the shores and peru, seeing flood waters damaging shops, restaurants, and houses at the coast. one, hundreds of t

the police have started to investigate the forensic department here. public works easier. we all together, reinforcements were called and some 65 does eventually brought the blaze under control, but not before it had done extensive damage. visiting to seen the south african president, serial rama poolside also promised a thorough inquiry. if somebody is the health right now and the question, what we need to go a lot, a lot deeper into how this type of event can take place and what measures we will need to take going forward. only security staff are believed to have been present when the blaze began. there have been no reports of injuries. and earlier we spoke with journalist, i took one, an attorney about how the south african parliament will function. now, given up, the national assembly chamber has been destroyed. we know that parliament is supposed to have its meeting of february, that is the joints seat in parliament where the president delivers the state of the nation address. from what we understand that wake is expected to continue, but it would then mean that and o