we have gotten used to the fact as i have already mentioned that the e.u. more and more often uses one sided restrictions which are not based on any legitimacy at this stage we have to assume that the e.u. is an unreliable partner but your. not going with that throughout the visit was barely over when the diplomats were expelled and despite all efforts to improve communication some actions speak louder than words. here's some more the stories making headlines around the world tens of thousands of farmers have walked highways across india to protest against new agricultural laws the blockade is the latest action in more than 2 months of protest farmers have been camping outside new delhi demonstrating against laws that they say benefit big business at their expense. the u.s. air force. we'll review security procedures after an intruder entered the air base that has air force one the president's plane officials said the man who had no extremist links was able to get onto a military plane on thursday president joe biden flew home to delaware from the base on f

just blaming the other side is both the us economic us speaks. yeah. and, and the co, the government may miss management for decades has responsibility on the situation that you once are undergoing at this point. so both art, i mean when, when you get them bite and blaming them is the mismanagement of the us government. it's right. and then when you get the u. s. embargo understanding of president trump for administration, it's also a fact. so we got to 2 things, 2 actors that are both responsible, right? responsible. what's going in cuba on each site is just blaming the other one people in between monica rivera cravat at a journalist. thank you for joining us. thank you for having me. the morning. 10 days from the start of the olympic games in tokyo and athletes have finally begun moving in to be limping. village. $11000.00 athletes will be housed any strictly controlled environment to the corona virus. they will only be allowed to leave the village to train or compete. athletes will be tested every day of their stay. no spectators will be allowed int

they want to show us something. this area was heavily targeted by the israeli military, in its response to the volleys of rockets fired at israel from gaza. come at, muncie and his wife harmon feared for their lives. they listened to their voices calling to god, expecting to die. how do we deserve this? asked herman. then she says to her daughters, come to me, we're all going to die. they were lucky yet the trauma remains. let us know. the israeli say we are terrorists, but we haven't done anything to anyone. we haven't fired any rockets. scenes of destruction also, and central garza city bombed out buildings and shattered lives. some people still camp out amid the ruins where their homes one stood. palestinian sources say some 2000 apartments were destroyed for israel. this was collateral damage caused by its attacks on the infrastructure of islamic thomas militants, which israel says use civilians as human shields. mohammed uh, sophia, had his apartment here. now he doesn't know where to go so far. no one is offer

police say the footage shows that the officer used her gun by mistake. as i watched the video and listen to the officers commands is my belief that the officer had the intention to deploy their taser but instead shot mr wright with a single bullet. this appears to me from what i view and the officers reaction in distress immediately after that this was an accidental discharge the resulted in the tragic death of mr wright. angus spilled out onto the streets hours after rights killing. a dusk to dawn curfew was imposed to stop further on rest that protesters gathered for a 2nd night in the suburbs of minneapolis outraged by yet another death of a black man at the hands of a police officer. called president joe biden appealed for calm. but we do know that the brain trauma is just in the black community in that environment is real serious consequential but it is just not justified violence and or looting but the shooting of dante wright has fueled tensions in a city already on edge over enough that i have a tourist case not far from where wright was shot dea

based moderna are also using m.r. in a technology in the fight against cancer as well as covert the goal is to give cancer sufferers personalized vaccinations in the near future. well if you're mileage this is a real milestone we're no longer talking about months or years until it's ready just weeks its significance and potential efficacy have opened up a whole new playing field yet. much work remains to be done but oncologists worldwide are confident that the new technology will become a powerful weapon in the fight against cancer. check up on some of the other stories making headlines today net flix is dominating the golden globe awards with a whopping 22 nominations it's film a may day in polish to hollywood's golden age is leading the pack 6 nominations 3 out of the 5 best director nominees are women including regina king for one night in miami by rival streaming service amazon. with the biden administration says it has extended its new start nuclear arms treaty with russia until 2026 that's after russian presiden

my name is not afraid, and neither is it like enough only it depends on all of us on every one of us as a stake in the future of our country. registering 28 year old sergey was a police officer for 5 years now. he lives on his savings, logging on youtube and instagram. he posted his resignation online on the dane of only was convicted. sergey was still wearing the police uniform. the verdict against nevada was the last straw. he was also dismayed by the brutal police crackdown on demonstrations. the inspect that's in st. petersburg was a police officer to women to the ground. there were no charges against him, and he wasn't even fired. i don't want to be part of the system anymore. i'm ashamed of the violence even though it was just astonished. bring him up in march, 2nd, travel to moscow, attending a seminar for local politicians, organized by civil rights activists. among the speakers, prominent opposition, figures are within minutes. police storm, the room. they risk everyone present, including one speaker. we were in the middle of interviewing the here, which is dangerous opposin

ah, use this is the w news coming to live from berlin. g 7 liter is pledge, 1000000000 covered 1900 vaccine doses for poor countries. there is someone in cornwall, england veil, discuss a plan to vaccinate the world by the end of 2022, u. k. prime minister boris johnson and us president joe biden unveiled the 1st stage of the plan. also on the program famine in northern ethiopia of the united nation says 350000 people in the conflict. it ticker region are already effected and millions more are at risk plus surveillance, repression and imprisonment. human rights group, amnesty international releases new evidence of trying to campaign of persecution against this we're muslim. minority and football european championships are set for kick off already a year late. can euro 2020 be held safely during the pandemic? and who are the tournaments biggest starks? ah. hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us for leaders gathering and southern england will announce a plan to vaccinate the world by the end of next year. at the g 7 summit in cor

coping method as a cleaner we cried and our children cried with us and they wept in front of us so i think just the shooting started while we were eating and we just had to leave. their home in ethiopia has seen almost 4 months of fighting between local rebel forces and the ethiopian military the last set allegedly receiving support by eritrean troops gaining an accurate picture of events in tikrit has been difficult to impossible journalists have been blocked from entering the region phone and internet services were at times cuts completely and humanitarian organizations have struggled to get in. in early december un human rights chief michel basher they said there is an urgent need for independent monitoring of the human rights situation in the region for all necessary measures to protect civilians and for accountability for violations that came about 2 weeks too late for this woman and some 800 of this in ethiopia as holy city of. that's how many people are thought to have died in an alleged massacre near an ancient orthodox church a recent investigation by the associated press fo

still pushing it has used all of these calls and he's continuing to refuse. so he called that the military overstated a coup attempt. does far the military officers don't seem to have taken any further action so it's maybe a bit premature to call it a coup attempt but it's certainly a very well us how much support does the crown. if i dropped in that how much support does he have still in the population well the thing is i think a lot of people are unhappy with him but there are really any alternatives there was a poll this week that indicated that 39 percent of armenians want him to stay in power 44 percent want him to resign however the poll then also asked for you know approval ratings of specific politicians and pasha no it was it was far in the lead so any of the opposition any of the potential replacements for pasha are even less popular than he is in itself so that's sort of. the the situation that our media is stuck in so many international reaction so far to what's going on in the media. yeah there's all sorts of reactions there was from from the u.s

that's good to have you with us. you leaders have rejected a plan to hold talks with russia, vladimir putin, france, and germany, the proposal, but they got plenty of backlash from both countries that summit and brussels. and there was another topic dividing member states. what to do about a new law in hungary that critics say is homophobic. more than half of the leaders condemned the legislation calling it discrimination that goes against you. values, hungary as prime minister, victor, or bon says he has no intention of changing the law. rainbow colored read what seen as a hungarian attack on fundamental rights stole the spotlight at a european union summit that was to be dominated by efforts to deal with the corona, virus crisis and its economic consequences. as he arrived in brussels, hungarian prime minister, victor, or bon faced calls for his country's expulsion from the e. u. for a new law that bans any portrayal of homosexuality to miners. many leaders confronted or bon directly in the meeting. some of them qu

regulators are expected to authorize the use of the astra zeneca shot for member states. let's bring in our correspondent in brussels this is following the latest for us hi carol good to see you tell us more about this dispute i mean what are some of the possibilities that the european union is considering here to secure more doses for its citizens. so me today we expect the european union to introduce a transparency mechanism that will demand from back some developers permission basically from the european commission if they want to export vaccine doses from the un that permission could be withdrawn if it appears that this would break legal contracts and that is why the e.u. for instance today has asked astra zeneca to publish that that contract because there is a suspicion that they might be breaking this contract in exporting too many vaccines from from the e.u. then of course you have other restrictive measures that could involve even compulsory licensing that is something that where you would bypass the usual patient rights of a company and basically force a vaccine

the bandits said to us that they will return to attack us when they finish their money it's different screw we've got the key did not pause we have paid off though officials denied they paid their ransom to secure the freedom of the girls and the nigerians won't take pretty shuns word for retail. and let's look now at some other stories making news around the world space x.'s latest on manned rocket exploded just minutes after landing the test was initially declared a triumph with the starship s. and 10 performing the space company's only successful vertical landing but shortly afterwards it burst into flames israel's environment protection minister has accused iran of links to a catastrophic oil spill off the israeli coast the spill is one of the country's worst ever ecological disasters israel says it's found the ship responsible for the slick and is calling it environmentalism terrorism there has been no immediate comment from iran. carlin's international film festival often showcases documentaries which thanks largely to streaming services have moved from a more niche offering rig

either of vaccines that are currently using the u.k. vaccination drive is racing ahead of the e.u. efforts to inoculate its population against covert 19 with an increasing number of european countries putting their astra zeneca vaccinations on hold that lead is likely to grow. well joining us now is politico correspondent tom aspera thomas welcome what does the suspension of the vaccine name to an already slow moving german vaccination program. it essentially creates many more questions about this vaccination program here in germany about a very slow vaccination program one of the questions is what to do with all those astra zeneca vaccine doses that are already here in germany but haven't been used we are talking about 1400000 doses that are here in germany but not use a 2nd one what to do with the people who have already received one astra zeneca job what but we're waiting for the 2nd one can they receive a different vaccine meanwhile that's another question that experts are waiting on the 3rd one this is probably the most important o

i actually use 3 top and they're so angry because this platform they use to use this platform to vent to contain about bud savvy says that government is giving them. but now by suspending, it means that the government has cut off their voice. so it's something that has made a nigeria, and i agree, i mean, or deny j and, and even critics or present doable highly. alright, fred mooney, reporting for us from lego. thank you so much for that. let's get a check. now some of the other stories making use this, our facebook has expanded former us president donald trump, from its platform until at least january 2023. the social media giant, independent over sign board upheld is block on trunk, which was enforced in the wake of the january of ryan to the u. s. capital over concerns that his post had incited the violence. a u. s. federal judge has overturned to california is 3 decade old ban on assault weapons. the judge ruled that the man in the military style rifles violated the constitutional right to bear arms. he stated it unlawfully deprived law abiding californians of guns commonly allowe

to level close to the us. so around 21 percent. but that is the deal which takes into account the fact that there's a lot of pressure from tax savings to a lower minimum tax to a point 5 percent is a tax rate. island switzerland has a similar effect the tax rate. so the reason that the deal will be low around 15, the in line with carbon taxation, right? so naturally will be a favor to them. so it's really will be important, individual countries will do because they still allows all countries around the table to sign up to at least 15 percent. but if they do the least, which means the country's leaders can do more. and that's the hope that we have. all right, so in your opinion, this doesn't go far enough because the 15 percent is only slightly higher than some of the countries that are considered tax havens. so who exactly is going to benefit from this idea most is going to be lower income countries or the big wealthy ones. so the wealthy countries are the ones that currently lose more in that sort of numbers.

ah, ah ah, ah use this is e w, news live from berlin, the u. s. denies today that's behind cuba, the biggest wave of protest in decades cuban security forces clamped down after thousands take to the 3 the communist regime, blaine's washington for the unrest. coming up sorties in south korea, rambled to a search in corona virus cases imposing the toughest restrictions yet in the capital and anger and the rest in south africa. deadly violence and widespread looting after authorities put the former president, jacob's behind bars. ah, i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. the united states has denied keepers accusation, but it is to blame for an extraordinary wave of protest on the caribbean island, people across cuba took to the streets on sunday, venting their frustration over food and medicine shortages and record covered 19 infections. president miguel de s canal said that u. s. economic sanctions were stoping the on rest. the these are the images cuban state tv, broadcast of sundays, mass protest. the country is going for, it was a comic cr

in the fight against covert 19 and we need to use the back scenes we have to protect us from the devastating effects to my it comes as u.k. authorities recommend that the astra zeneca vaccine should not be given to adults under 30 where possible but again they stress the continued use of the vaccine our review has reinforced that the risk of this respite to the side effect remains extremely small. the drug maker itself says the bottom line of the regulators findings is that the astra zeneca vaccine offers a high level of protection against coated 19. well for more now we're joined by your topola she's a member of the european parliament from germany's green party and also a licensed pharmacist thanks for being with us this morning ms polis 1st op would you recommend to everybody. i think we should differentiate between countries that have several vaccines to choose from and can trees that must rely on astra zeneca so i do understand the decision of the british authorities saying for the under thirty's little use another vaccine that yemen a has clarified that the risk is incredibly small and

, cause that a hijacking to the us. it's an actual piracy course for sanctions against banner ruth intensify. off a force of the diverse passengers under false pretences, ordered the plain land, alleging a bomb only to arrest a prominent opposition activists on board, austin, coming up 14 people die and a cable call crash in the italian alps. the tragedy happened close to the summit of the metro peak overlooking lake shore and and for me to what metals, max, fish stop and when the monocle grand prix leapfrogging bull champion, louis hamilton at the top of the drive. this standing ah christine wonder, it's good to have your company. punitive measures against us might be imminent off to avoid. he's in minsk 4th, a ryan, a plane to land and arrested. a passenger on board in a tweets the european commission president of underlines, said the outrageous and illegal behavior of the regime and vigorous will have consequences. she continued those responsible for the ryan a hijacking must be sanctioned the exiled villa, russian a

and too much of some of us it's biased us i know that mustering this is story effort has required tremendous trust in patients on your part and continues to do so. though the pandemic and its effect on german society dominated the speech it was also a message of hope with machall paying tribute to the german scientists to develop the biotech pfizer vaccine already in use in several countries. and after 15 years this chancellor to the end of her political career beckoning ended on a personal night. when is there will be federal general elections in 9 months and i will not be running for reelection. the day i'm likely speaking to you on new years as federal chancellor for the last time. you stink i don't think i'm exaggerating when i say that never in the past 15 years have we all experienced such a difficult kid. or need and never have we greeted the new year with so much hope that's despite all of our concerns and some skepticism once of you and so you and your families have my very best wishes for good health confidence and blessings on the new year 2021 months and you can watch angela merk

so thanks for joining us on d. w. we just heard a desperate play there from roman protest, which is mother to the international community. will be a you and us sanctions save his life. i hope so. i hope so, only strong comprehensive package of support and sanctions towards the regime will how to solve the situation. it's very important this issue to be discussed at the level at the 4 in reference counsel had before in the 1st coming to europe in parliament, but also on the level of national parliaments. we will also ask and g 7 countries to raise billers issue. now president alexander lucas shank will address parliament later. can we expect him to address the 1st has of edge case there? yes, yes. perhaps we actually don't know for sure that we hope over the situation in crisis, in general, or a month for the service personal case will be raised on the highest level. but the regarding location of speech to date can change many things because she can announce that he's going to cut the magic relations with the repeal co

only thing that i think is going to get us past that point. that is what this maurice and day is all about teaching people what should never happen again. nevertheless, they are still some very secrets from the town. so raised massacre, a gruesome discovery was recently made at oak lawn tech. terry. this is the side where archaeologists the an earth, a mass grave a couple of months ago. they assume it might be connected to the cal terez massacre of 1921. but until this is clarified, the unknown bodies were remain in the ground. some of the cruel things that happened in this dark chapter of history remain unknown. and for many residents and forgiveness will only be possible once the whole truth is finally brought to light . even if it's more than a 100 years later, the leaders of the hero and now my ethnic groups in the media have rejected an agreement between the countries, governments and germany, over the designation of colonial era crimes law street germany militia is committed genocide during the occupation of a former southern african col

good heavy with us. joe biden is taking off his 1st global tour as us president. he's in the united kingdom, where he'll today meet with prime minister board johnson will hear more about his busy agenda from our correspondent in the u. k. in just a moment, but 1st here's how bike and began his trip for the message of support for his allies, and a warning for russia. touching down in the u. k. and emission to reset america's relations with the world. on his 1st trip abroad since taking office, president biden has packed itinerary. the g 7 summit is followed by a nato meeting you talks and the face to face with russian president vladimir putin . well, what a warm welcome from america. the 1st 2 ladies 1st, the president set himself apart from his predecessor, even before stepping up to the microphone in his way. joe, giving the opening remarks to us troops stationed at the air base on when he did speak. biden's message was clear at every point along the way. we're going to make it clear that the united states is back and democracies of the world are standing togethe

we're stuffing us to keep us young. greek won the 1st 2 sets against the veteran, sir, but then jock, which dug into prevail in the final 3 sets and a match that lasted almost 4 and a half hours step enough since the pass and insane the court as a grand slam champion in waiting the great baseline looking to his 1st facing off against the serbian hunting, his 2nd title in paris. the pe i tried to heavy blows from the outset, but it was the younger man who dominated the 1st to sit us was in command, but the serbian responded equal measures of power. precision and plain old leg work would square the match. the longer the match went, the more the remarkable fitness of the serbian came to the for more than 4 hours later, jarvis had grand slam title number 19 the police forget about matches unforgivable moments for for me, for my career, for my life, i definitely remember these these last 48 hours for the rest of my life, the victory makes no back jock of it just now just one. when behind breath a on the dial and roger federal on the list of all time. grand slam champion in football at 0202

to use power to run the country and use the country's resources for their families and for their own sake they don't do anything good for the citizens and the country's development. and they will read protests in the capitals night. where demonstrators braved police water cannon blocking that path. many here a state employees perhaps a sign of the anger of those who have briefly enjoyed democracy after 5 decades of military rule. in a t.v. address to the nation the country's new military leaders sought to justify the gentlemen repeated the military's line that campaigning in last november's poll has been unfair. we are getting the responsibility for it is regarding voter fraud. that election delivered just a handful of seats for the generals party and a landslide to see cheese n l d she's now believed back in cancer arrest where the army had kept her for 15 years that peaceful resistance made her and i can a democracy. but the hunter is already warning that any resistance to their rule is unlawful. and you posed a night time curfew bringing more protests and taking fees a to bloody c

us to show us -- other athletes, to show people that anyone can be in jail. my father dropped me off in an airport and i was wrapping my luggage and someone tapped me on the shoulder and it was two policemen and they said they were there to arrest me for participating in protests. literally put in a cell that is very small and my second day there, they have taken everything from us, they have taken mattresses so the only place youan sit is on a bench. they turned off the hot water, our toilet was not flushing. in the 15 days i was there, they never let us take a shower. i do not believe in till th last minute because they did not -- they took me and put me in a car, the only way i could relax when i got out of that car and hugged my mom and dad and i could breathe a little bit. we are more than athletes and i love that, this is more than just a game. i am using what i've learned and trying to apply to life. if you have told me that i would be arrested or spent time in jail, i would be like, no way. i do not regret anything that has happened to me. throughout

out of the square using real. i mean, nation and then roll over people, protest or on us, on the street with, you know, tanks and military people, movers and that is just shocked all of us. i think do you just said he shot the world? yes. we also certainly shoved a 1000000000 chinese and you had to flee china. we understand after the 989 massacre you, you haven't seen your family since reflect this commitment that you have what was worth the decades of sacrifice that followed. well, if you, if you ask me, is it worth it? i don't know how to, how to calculate it, but what i can answer you in the different angle that i don't regret what i did, we didn't do anything wrong. the price we pay was high. so high, we don't know how to really calculate it worth it. but we also know the, what we did in gentlemen inspired, people do follow around the world, especially in your country in germany. a basically leads to the peaceful ending of the people's demonstration in the, at that time, east germany and then eventually lead t

reassessment of us policy toward haiti. we asked him what he thinks needs to change in order for international support to be more fruitful. well, i think that what we have to do is work with patients. civil society, broadly speaking, the legal community, the bar association, the human rights groups, the catholic church, the protestant church, the political parties, the unions in the business community. and i think they are working right now as we speak to come up with a plan for a consensus plan for a caretaker government that would take power, calm things down, restore order, and build a pathway to restore democracy. you can't just say have elections, have elections, have elections when there is no legitimate government, when there is no security for the people to go to the polls. when there is no electoral council capable of registering the whole population, we need to build up the conditions for the 1st 2 f canister. and now where the departure of foreign troops in recent days has led to fierce fighting for control talib

and lavish marriage celebrations us an italian fort. to a growing family group rumor that we've heard congratulations to you. which will help their successful fashion and beauty empire is going to be. cheering the marriage the flamboyant rapper reveals that he was bipolar and struggled with mental health issues. he launched a last minute presidential bid a few months before the u.s. election last year concerns over west's mental health grew after he delivered a rambling speech and revealed that when cardassian was pregnant with their daughter he had initially wanted her to get an abortion cardassian didn't strongly back or discourage her husband's presidential bid but in a long statement she asked for compassion and empathy following his. after behavior in a social media post last july she said he is a brilliant but complicated person and has to deal with the pressure and isolation that is heightened by his bipolar disorder. then rumors of their marriage being on the rocks grew louder and west was spending more time away from father ash

joe, giving the opening remarks to us troops stationed at the air base. yeah. when he did speak, my message was clear at every point along the way. we're going to make it clear is that united states is that democracies of the world are standing together to tackle the proper challenges and the issues that matter most to our future that we're committed to, lady was strength, defending our values and delivery for our people. the president has strong words for put into that into the g 7 then to the nato minister, and then to meet with mister potent to let him know what i want him to know. yeah, yes. from had been unwilling to stand up to russia and was accused of pandering to autocrats 5 little doubt that those days are over. the united states will respond in a robust and meaningful way the russian government engages and harmful activities. we've already demonstrated that i'm going to communicate that are consequentialist rely for violating the sovereignty of democracies in the united states in europe and elsewhere. having laid down a marker at the start of his whi

us one of our nation's finest populace. he was a man or one wavering courage or principle of conviction and whose life was spent in the service of us. he, in many ways embodied to the essence of our humanity. there, he may have been a leading force of south africa's anti apartheid movement. many international leaders remember to choose personal qualities. he with filth. wonderful, wonderful ma'am. we can only celebrate his life, his long, generous, opened life. he had a capacity to touch people, and we will remember him because of that generosity about empathy, but the love and he spoke about love all the time. you as president joe biden, and 1st lady jill biden released a statement saying we a hot, broken to land of the passing of a true servant of god and of the people. and that his courage and moral clarity helped inspire our commitment to change american policy toward the repressive apartheid regime in south africa. in a statement on twitter for me, you as president barack obama also mourned to, to his passing. archbish

block told us thank you very much sharp little correspondent thomas sparrow. well the spanish island of new york is getting ready for a wave of tourists in the run up to the easter holidays most will come from germany which has taken the holiday hotspot off its list of high risk destinations many islanders though are worried that the visitors will bring the coronavirus with them . heavy rain and few signs of life outside parts the holiday spirit hasn't quite arrived in majorca yet the island has been preparing french equally to accommodate large numbers of guests during a pandemic strict hygiene rules are in place such as wearing masks at all times declaration forms covert tests and flight prices that are often 3 times more expensive than usual holy days and times of the pandemic are not easy nevertheless the island expects a rush of many german tourists over the easter holidays airlines have already added hundreds of connections to their flight schedules. just the calm before the storm so far only futurists have arrived on the holiday resorts at the beach and

good to have you with us. it has taken nearly 6 years of talks, but today germany is for the 1st time acknowledging that committed genocide during its colonial rule in what is now namibia in southern africa, german troops massacre tens of thousands of herrera and number of people between 19041908. now, more than a 100 years later, it has reached a deal with the government of namibia on how to atone for the atrocities. for more or less cross live to dw, corresponded in manner, shows the amount of germany's official recognition of genocide. and maybe it comes after years of the go. she, asians tell us more about the government's decision. yes, there. yes. they see the longer waited decision by the german government, take it after almost 6 years and they go station with the government media. it's a german 4 minutes to high call. mom said that it was the historical and moral responsibility of germany to acknowledge the community, the trusted, even to acknowledge these soc, is the paper tray to during the time of t

it could be a good thing because all of us must use a mentions are. what had been live in prison and that their. vision missteps if. they had to from enough in 5 this money. transfer that kind of knife to. we're joined now by laszlo yes and he's 18 year old 18 years old german american just graduated from high school in berlin last summer 1st of all i want to thank you for waking up so early on a sunday to talk to us so the 1st lockdown in germany occurred right in the middle of final exams and your graduation so how was that for you. yeah it was a very unusual situation for me. we ended up almost not having a graduation actually it was you know put together very very awkwardly. the parents were almost not allowed to come to graduation and we managed to hear the way where they were only there for the time when their show children were on the podium receiving a diploma and then they were politely asked to leave quickly. and you know otherwise everything else completely fell into the water we had a senior class trip planned you know can happen same with

and some great country more used to put. faces date every news live from berlin no diplomatic breakthrough and no let up in israeli palestinian violence palestinian rescuers pick through the rubble searching for survivors after another night of air strikes one of the targets the home of the top hamas leader in council also coming up anger against the government grows on the streets of colombia protesters set fire to a police station where a woman was allegedly abused by officers the government is calling it an act of terrorism. i'm rebecca ritter's welcome to the program the international community is calling for calm and an end to the conflict between israel and the palestinians the united nations security council is due to meet laces today to discuss the violence u.n. secretary general antonio the terrorist says he was dismayed by civilian casualties in gaza meanwhile there's been yet more bloodshed in the palestinian territories multiple members of an extended family in gaza were killed by israeli bombs israeli airstrikes

thanks for joining us. so this is the 1st time german paste capers have suffered casualties in an attack in molly, what does that mean for the un mission? yeah, good morning. well, also un mission as well as the german ministry off defense will not conduct a review of the incident. i presume and see how it took place and what they need to draw for the printing at post molly and particularly and iran cow. and they may conclude that they need to reduce trolls and be very up all the time being law. they may also conclude that they need to ramp up precautions, products that are possible and we will be, i mean, that already discussion in germany developing, of course, about the poster and vulnerability german contingent elements and certainly funded the mandates of contingent to my few weeks ago. but the german ministry of defense may constrain the radio comes in rhythm. we will have to wait for that for the assessment. this pays keeping mission in molly is the most dangerous that it has been involved in since 2

nuclear energy is no use to us people are hungry and completely confused nuclear energy may help us in the future but the project now is our livelihood. iraq's government spokesperson says the government is confident it will soon be able to solve the political problems with the united states. germany is kicking off a year of anniversary events marking 1700 years of jewish life and culture in the country a nationwide celebration will include performances art installations kosher food tasting sessions and many other events the campaign events deliberately aims to look beyond the persecution of jews during the holocaust instead the focus is on the diversity of jewish life in germany's past and present. judaism has many faces in germany today helen ishani brown identifies this weird she soon to become a rabbi and she's an avid instagram user she posts about religion sexuality and life in berlin and is representative of a generation connected by all of these aspects. of what many people learn about judaism at school it's really terrible so they're not really learning anything all that talk

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it's good to have you with us. us president joe biden has arrived in geneva saying he is ready for a tough encounter with russia. let me put in a major security effort has been mobilized for what is expected to be several hours of discussions behind closed doors. the meeting comes at a low point in us rush relations bite in has promised to set clear red lines and try to find some common ground another day. another city, air force one touch down in geneva after a whole week in europe. joe biden now faces a very different meeting. on wednesday, he'll sit down with the rochelle vladimir putin at a time of frosty ties between the countries. among the issues of contention, rushes roll in ukraine and its cracked down on opposition. activists at home, a sharp contrast to the cordial meetings in brussels with you leaders, elio and tuesday, whereby an announce the reset of washington agenda. american, we are committed. we have never fully left, but we are researching back and it's overwhelming the interest of things to have a great relationship with a very different than my friends that you a

i thank you so much for being with us here. you described this press conference yesterday as a team from costco or, or, well, what did you see transpiring? i was seen the host, the show on the stage authority, sorry use and remember the savages, the trophy, and they basically hijacked the plane kidnapped the man and are showing him everywhere on all press events, engagements, off and the little intro into the west. look, when he's speaking against you, look, he changed his mind. look, he's not against location any more. and this is disgusted, or this is the worst practices from totally dorian regimes must be stopped. but we will, we'll repeat that. remind in the hands of k g b, he's host search and we, we must do all possible to really what do you think the intention is parading him in front of the press? perhaps they are trying to show they're trying to destroy the hero. because for a mom became the hero for many younger sions, for many people around the world, the young journalist fighting for truths, showing better sions, th

g 7 members used to be thought of as the world's leading industrialized nations. that was case when i was covering g 7 summers. now they're described as the club of wealthy liberal democracies, which obviously excludes china. russia is effectively bored. is the g 7 becoming more ideological? alexandra? well i think that the g 7 has been facing a lot of criticism for years now. i also covered 2 g 7 summits when the form you as president donald trump was attending. and at this time, it seems that you, that you 7 nations are in real trouble. and i think that this meeting, he and cornwall is addressing some of the issues. because there is this notion to extend to 4 months to include all the democracies, india, south korea, australia, and south africa were invited guests to this summit to discuss the global challenges, and also may be to forge alliance to counter china, increasingly aggressive behavior. alexander, thank you very much, that was the w alexander phenomena. now, while climate change and the pandemic top the agenda at the g 7 summit, one group of artists an

and tell us if you would share with us he voted republican. in just one well i think that they have the sharpest ideas for running the country in digital form we're not going out so it feels a little breezy but you. want to i want her bring your dealing with government health care i want everything their standing and i think it's time for not just georgia but american exchange. with control of the senate hanging in the balance candidates were still on the campaign trail on tuesday one last appeal to get out the vote georgia voters have never had more power than you have today that's the reason the whole world is watching us in georgia that's the reason everybody needs to get out to the polls and make their voices heard but as the vote began to be tallied on election night results revealed a race that was still too close to call. our correspondent oversell it is in georgia state capital atlanta all of her just how close are these races. it is a very close race terry but you know once donald trump starts tweeting that some ballots turned mysteri

us president joe biden has pledged to cut u.s. carbon emissions in half by 2030 it's the most ambitious climate target the u.s. has ever said biden announced the goal at a 2 day virtual climate change summit at the white house 40 countries are taking part in china and russia also pledged to cooperate on planet protections but did not announce specific emissions targets yet for more on this. not she's the head of the nec how to research institute on global commerce and climate change a think tank here in berlin we'll get to how much of a game changer is biden's pledge. i would say it really is a game changer and yesterday though the whole day was a game changer pawpaw climate i would say because it's not only the case that joe biden they us put on the table a new target for 20 take but they also managed other countries join them and putting more in their 1st target on the table like they do k. the e.u. also canada and this will and fold some dynamics so it's really a diplomatic success of the u.s. already said it will in the end so

for to use for the, for the building of tunnels, for example. and of course, be seen after the war in 2014, that there was a special mechanism to deal with this issue because most of the international community also doesn't directly with us, is willing garza tony. grandma, thank you very much for your update from kansas city. tony rosen, as is with me now. she's a w journalist and an expert on middle eastern affairs. shawnee, welcome to the program. pensions is still running high. what needs to happen for this trip to really hold? well, it seems like both sides want to hold it. you know, we need to keep in mind behind every thing. we see it's intent and we see the political intent on both sides to start or to bring upon this escalation was high and now they understand they got all they could have gotten from this, you know, from this round of conflict. and now they need to keep it down and seems like it's going to hold for now. but we always need to be cautious in the middle east. you know, both sides have been claiming victory after the last ro

hello, terry martin, good to have you with us. the power right has failed to redraw germany's political map. uncle american conservatives have comfortably seen off a challenge from the alternative for germany in the eastern state of facts me on the chancellor's party. one more than a 3rd of the vote. the last boats but still makes up the 2nd biggest block in the regional parliament also actually is a small state with fewer than 2000000 voters. but this ballot was closely watched as it was the last test of public opinion before september national elections. let's look at how it played out for months in the polls to parties with breathing down each other's next. here in the eastern german state of stacks in the on house, in the endo, a resounding unexpectedly strong wind for the conservative fee to you. and nothing close to an upset from the far right alternative to germany. a f d. i was, it's already lots of devoted, have taken a clear stand logo and, and a large majority of our citizens have said, we don't want to be associated in

peter chin hong thanks for talking with us. that was professor peter chin home at san francisco university, california, san francisco. my pleasure, terry. thank you. now to chile, which has elected a former student activist, become its next president, left us gabrielle burridge, who's just $35.00. defeated as far right rival antonia cost by a wide margin wider margin than expected orchard victory promises a shift toward more progressive policies and a generational change to ah, historic and jubilant victory. with 35 year old gabrielle. but it's chilly now, has its youngest ever president. he was helped to vote the barricade to take to the stage and recognized the people who have put him in power. the left wing fullness student leda had tapped into that anger at the country's economic model. and the inequality it has brought to when 56 percent of the vote. what is it again and i guarantee that i will be a president who cares for democracy and does not risk it. who listens more than he speaks, seeks unity, and attends to the need

it should resent the humanity or your father or because it's on the spectrum when i'm to us. okay, little. i think our president is not even interested in reaching an agreement when i drew honey wanted one, but didn't manager as i'm as out of my neck, the new government does not even close to any this. give a hug. it won't work out successfully. a fan, i am off of the atm authentication. the foreign ministry leading the nuclear negotiations is just across the street. no representative wanted to speak to us priorities have shifted since iran's new hard lang government took over. sanctions relieve remains of pressing objective, but official willingness to cooperate with the west is at an all time low. this political analyst at t ran university tells us over the realizes that the of dealing with the country that's not reliable. it's called the united states and they left the agreement once it was this american saying that you hold me once, shame on you, if you hold me a toy, shame on me. so the racy admin assertion, mister racy. other people around him. don't know what to be ful

effexor, thank you for talking to us. an american epidemiologist is warning of a viral blizzard in the u.s. in the coming weeks. do you see it that way? >> yes, it is more like a flash flood that we are expecting. it is likely to be a further increase in the number of cases, but hopefully, based on other countries with this they lose -- this will be short-lived, and the since it will not last for months and months. the question is whether it will end where it will overwhelm the health system, but my estimate is it will be reasonably diverse in terms of where and how it overwhelms the health system. anchor: we talk endlessly and understandably about the problems associated with the pandemic, the spread of the virus, the dangers, but what about a solution, what can be done to stop covid from ruining another year? >> that is a good question. this is not decemr 2020. we have tools at our disposal around the wld. we have highly effective vaccines, especially against severe disse. we have a pretty substantial supply of high-qua

joining us to go on thank you very much for that update. thank you for having me. it's catch up on some of the other stories making headlines today police in mexico city have used tear gas against demonstrators at an international women's day march the government had put up barricades in front of the national palace to contain the protests several police officers and demonstrators were injured in the clashes. hong kong has announced plans to overhaul its selections the beijing promoted plan is to ensure quote more patriots are in charge additional reforms will get schools will target schools in an effort to instill more loyalty to china among younger generations critics say the changes are focused on destroying the pro-democracy movement. resilience court judge the criminal convictions against former president louise and. the clearing of the convictions could see little to run in next year's presidential election against current leader. brazil's prosecutor general says it will appeal the decision. brazil from 2003 to 2000. the democratic republic of congo has suffe

in the us of climate change. or sit. ups and soon people. are going to do years do they have their future. g.w. dot com for coming to see if the men can give us a clear cut or. the fight against the coronavirus pandemic. how has the rate of infection been developing. measures are being taken. what does the latest research say. information and context. the coronavirus of data the coated special monday to friday on w. a possible shot the arm for europe's tourism industry the european union is preparing to welcome american travelers again beginning the summer as vaccination campaign in the u.s. it's tried. also on the show german companies remain cautiously optimistic about the coming months but they're not without their doubts look at new figures on business sentiment in europe.

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