now to warsaw where seventy six years ago today jews who had been herded into a ghetto in the polish capital by the nazi regime rose up it was a preemptive strike because they feared they were about to be deported to exterminate in camps the uprising fails at the cost of thirteen thousand jewish lives now survivors make sure that the world never forgets one of the nazis worst crimes. the auditorium of the poli museum of the history of polish jews more than four hundred students have come to listen to christina bowden it's one of the last living survivors of the warsaw ghetto say that she delivers a warning about anti-semitism old and new on the anniversary of the start of the warsaw ghetto uprising the issue with. it's heavily on her. to that group that it's a large group of people like you leave here and talk about what you have heard then i don't think anti semitism stands a chance it's in your hands all the best and thank you for years up to live. with. christina bowden needs go was eleven at the start of the uprising a year earlier two of her brothers had been deported to treblin

to social media to protest the decision to remove a video installation from the national museum in warsaw the video in question by prominent artist natalia l l dates from one nine hundred seventy three and depicts a young woman eating a banana in a suggestive way well although it's been on display for many years conservative authorities have now branded it obscene sparking concerns that artistic freedom is under threat. occasionally protesting can be a tasty affair hundreds of demonstrators gathered in front of the polish national museum in warsaw to eat bananas together when you move.

to social media to protest the decision to remove a video installation from the national museum in warsaw the video in question by a prominent artist natalia l l dates from one nine hundred seventy three and depicts a young woman eating a banana in a suggestive way well although it's been on display for many years conservative authorities have now branded it obscene sparking concerns that artistic freedom is under threat. occasionally protesting can be a tasty affair hundreds of demonstrators gathered in front of the polish national museum in warsaw to eat bananas together when you moved.

to social media to protest the decision to remove a video installation from the national museum in warsaw the video in question by a prominent artist natalia l l dates from one nine hundred seventy three and depicts a young woman eating a banana in a suggestive way well although it's been on display for many years conservative authorities have now branded it obscene sparking concerns that artistic freedom is under threat. occasionally protesting can be a tasty affair hundreds of demonstrators gathered in front of the polish national museum in warsaw to eat bananas together when you move all in the name of artistic freedom. we fully reject censorship in arts over the past few years our freedoms have been increasingly compromised and now it's our turn at this moment we are protesting against the removal of our freedom of speech artistic freedom. the debate centers around this installation by leading polish concept artist natalia el al in one nine hundred seventy three she photographed and filmed herself sense you were eating a banana for six years the installation has been on display at the

the same before when the warsaw pact existed we were not members of the warsaw pact we have a policy of military neutrality and its will remains just that if you look at force our people think the vast majority of serbian which in serbia is joining. therefore. we can forgive them and go in the sense that we will cooperate with the countries that bombed us but this is something that cannot be forgotten memories at least not by our generation us again. ok let's talk a bit about qana me i heard your construction minister recently say that china serbia's best friend and right now what we see is that the european continent is a little cautious about china is trying to limit chinese investment in the continent and all of that so do you think this close friendship of china and serbia could actually because you are pressured by the you with your relations and about your relations with russia do you think you can be further pressured with your relations with china. we'll it's something normal. we are resistant to pressure thank have objections to everything. china the way. we abolished visas

the same before when the warsaw pact existed we were not members of the warsaw pact we have a policy of military neutrality and its will remains just that if you look at force our people think the vast majority of serbian which is serbia is joining. therefore. we can forgive them and go in the sense that we will cooperate with the countries that bombed us but this is something that cannot be forgotten memories at least not by our generation us again. ok let's talk a bit about qana me i heard your construction minister recently say that china serbia's best friend and right now what we see is that the european continent is a little cautious about china is trying to limit chinese investment in the continent and all of that so do you think this close friendship of china and serbia could actually because you are pressured by the you with your relations and about your relations with russia do you think you can be further pressured with the relations of china. we'll it's something normal. we are resistant to pressure thank have objections to everything. china the way. we abolished visas for

warsaw for weaponize in history africa kick russia out of a memorial project at a former nazi death camp in poland. and around the world this wednesday morning this is art international with me kevin owen more welcome to you good morning ten am there on top of the headlines israel focus on what's been happening there it's been an intense night run about ninety seven maybe more no percent of the vote counted with sto still no official clear winner for the prime minister's seat because it's a complicated picture both main contenders the parties of incumbent leader benjamin netanyahu and former general benny gantz of what an equal number of seats pretty much in parliament this then has resulted in some confusion with both politicians pretty early on declaring victory. this is a night of tremendous victory i was very moved to that the nation of israel once again and trusted me for the fifth time already tonight i have started talks with the heads of the right wing parties our natural partners i intend to be the prime minister of all israeli citizens right or left jews and non jews alike all

in one nine hundred forty nine during the cold war to protect europe from the soviet union and the warsaw pact countries in the three decades after the fall of the berlin wall of the cold war division of europe nato has been redefining itself and u.s. president donald trump has been pressuring other alliance members especially germany to increase their military spending more on that shortly shortly first this report. now proceed to the signing of the north atlantic treaty the seventy year old nato has faced examinations under harsh light this birthday it does have some concerns for its well being discomfort when something viral is going around occasional spikes in blood pressure surely never been allowed to happen but germany is totally controlled by russia and perhaps some self doubt that when push comes to shove its core is not as strong as it hoped to former u.s. ambassadors to nato research the biggest threat facing the alliance at seventy the transatlantic consensus the absence of strong american presidential leadership nato secretary general yen stolzenberg rejects that conclusion i

banana has become a form of protest it started when authorities removed the work of video art from warsaw its national museum showing the artist eating the fruit in a sensual way poland's culture ministry says it is obscene but some poles think that's an ass. occasionally protesting can be a tasty affair hundreds of demonstrators gathered in front of the polish national museum in warsaw to eat bananas together look at this when you move on in the name of volunteers stick freedom. we fully reject censorship in arts over the past few years our freedoms have been increasingly compromised and now it's our turn to look at the story on the issues we're protesting against the removal of our freedom of speech artistic freedom. the debate centers around this installation by leading polish concept artist natalia el al in one nine hundred seventy three she photographed and filmed herself sense you eating a banana for sixty is the installation has been on display at the national museum now it's been taken down that's gold many under the hash tag banana selfie exasperated polls have been posting pictu

can be a tasty affair hundreds of demonstrators gathered in front of the polish national museum in warsaw to eat bananas together an almost jolly event with a serious focus after all this is about artistic freedom. to fully reject censorship in art over the past few years our freedoms have been increasingly compromised and now it starts to turn. look at this we're protesting against the removal of our freedom of speech our artistic freedom. the debate centers around this installation by leading polish concept artist natalia l l in one nine hundred seventy three she photographed in films herself sense you will eating a banana calling it consume art for six years the installation has been on display at the polish national museum now it's been taken down that's called many under the hash tag banana selfie exasperated poles have been posting pictures of themselves with a banana including many celebrity artists and journalists the museum's new head. appointed by the conservative peace party says the work is offensive and a potential danger to young people this is the national museum as such it

plus warsaw. in history after it kicked russia memorial project former nazi death camp in poland we've got the details coming out. good morning live from russia to moscow to be exact is kevin i'm with you thank you for tuning in revue around the world stay with me for this news update and starting with the news from israel this one up big vote has been an intense night there ninety seven percent of the vote counted now maybe a little bit more still no clear winner for the prime minister's seat both main contenders parties of incumbent leader benjamin netanyahu and former general benny gets one an equal number of seats in parliament this result in some confusion with both politicians at one point a clearing victory. oh this is a night of tremendous victory i was very moved that the nation of israel once again and trusted me for the fifth time already tonight i have started talks with the heads of the right wing parties our natural partners i intend to be the prime minister of all israeli citizens r

specialist can earn as much here as they would in warsaw or severe sorry. but this is not about charity the city calculates that each well paid i.t. job brings another three or four support jobs would. come with that hope that in years to come even ukraine could bring more of its citizens home with the growing number of opportunities to make a decent living. may come. if you commute to work for hours every week on crowded trains and jam packed motorways you've probably asked why am i putting myself through this why not live near work while for many that is not an option you just read so many big cities for many young professionals in the philippines dormitories become a viable option. this is a tale of everyday madness anyone who wants to get from a to b. by bus in manila needs nerves of steel traffic is complete chaos it's quicker to go by foot but then there's the risk of suffocation many people work in the financial districts of pani fartsy o. and mccarthy most of them commuters. get to know spend almost as much time on the road to work as they do in the

commission has found that under the new system judges can be punished simply for acting independently warsaw is already subject to a president to rule of law proceedings that could see poland lose its e.u. voting rights. celebrations erupted across algeria last night as president abdelaziz bouteflika announced his resignation which has not been officially confirmed by the country's constitutional council algerians of help weeks of mass demonstrations demanding that the ailing eighty two year old step down. votes in eight districts of istanbul are being recounted after president graduate time for the once and k. party challenge to sunday's local election results the move comes after the eight k. he was defeated by the opposition c.h.p. in the initial count the c.h.p. has criticised the appeal of using the a.k.p. of trying to steal the will of the people. a color of vaccination campaign is underway in mozambique's cyclon his city of byron authorities are trying to inoculate around nine hundred thousand people in the region in a bid to contain an outbreak of the disease cases have sorted cycler

commission has found that under the new system judges can be punished as simply for acting independently warsaw is already subject to unprecedented proceedings that could see the country losing its voting rights in europe. the international red crescent is boosting relief efforts in parts of iran affected by severe flooding twenty six of the country's thirty one provinces have been hit by heavy rainfall which began in mid march more than sixty people have died in the disaster. british prime minister to resign may reached across the political divide today's she held talks with opposition labor leader jeremy corbett in a new push for a compromise on bright shit i'm a announced on tuesday that she will ask the european union for yet another delay beyond the a full twelfth deadline she wants to avoid crashing out of the european union without a deal now the talks with labor have angered breaks that hardliners in her conservative party they fear that a compromise could lead to the u.k. seeking closer economic ties with europe once it leaves the european union. for the next installment of our breaks

celebrations have kicked off and in some southeast asian cities that means epic street athens news in warsaw thailand's capital bangkok saw running water fights with locals and tourists dousing anyone in sight and in the streets of man miles biggest city young dog even policeman have to put up with a good soaking and there is a reason for all of this good natured fun splashing water symbolizes washing away the sins of the old in the air. you're watching news live from berlin don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website. but now on behalf of the whole team thanks so much for joining us. extravagant didn't. really know their stuff.

specialist can earn as much here as they would in warsaw or severe salvage of society. but this is not about charity the city calculates that each well paid i.t. job brings another three or four support jobs would. come with that hope that in years to come even ukraine could bring more of its citizens home with the growing number of opportunities to make a decent living. and after sobering statistics from the international labor organization has released a report saying that thousands of people die every year due to job related accidents and the problem is not just in the physical labor. this is one of the most dangerous jobs in the world every year fourteen thousand workers in the many global mining industries dying on the job many more succumb to illness and disease caused by the unhealthy working conditions the international labor organization has been investigating just how dangerous work can be to put seventy eight million people newly died because of their jobs and more than three hundred seventy four million people are living with different injuries and illnesses

its seventieth birthday nato was created to protect europe of course from the soviet union and the warsaw pact following their collapse nato has been redefining itself in its twenty nine member states especially germany have been under mounting pressure from washington to spend more on their militaries at a press conference with nato secretary general berg our washington bureau chief asked president trump if he plans to keep lobbying the german chancellor on berlin's military spending. i'll be talking about you have been out of cuba germany i mean germany honestly is not paying their fair share i have great respect for uncle and i have great respect for that country my father's german right was german and born in a a very wonderful place in germany and so i have a great feeling for germany but they're not paying what they should be paying it paying close to one percent and is supposed to be paying two percent then the united states over the years got to a point where it's paid four point three percent which is very unfair and the u.s. g.d.p. especially under me because the g.d.p. is going

as a single radio station in the small mediæval town of torrent a three hour drive from the capital warsaw has since grown into an empire ready or maria was followed on to the airwaves by t.v. trump a daily newspaper nash genya a media college a mobile network as well as a publishing outfit in part set up through his foundations in part through his religious order the order of redemptorist. when the station made its first broadcast in one thousand nine hundred one it found fertile ground coming just two years after the fall of the anti clerical communist regime for some the catholic church served as a rallying point for others it was their saving grace. for the case to go for many people father read officer haven and creates a community if you've interviewed them misha still trying to guess what is what it was among his listeners are a lot of elderly people looking to find their living in the modern world sometimes the speed of today's world terrifies them. i just feel as if they oppressed father would say give simple answers to all their questions hallelujah. and let's move on. or give th

warsaw is already subject to unprecedented proceedings by the eu that could see poland losing its voting rights in europe. celebrations in algeria as president abdelaziz bouteflika announced his resignation, which has been officially confirmed. there have been weeks of mass demonstrations, amending that the 82-year-old step down. tonight, venezuela's self-proclaimed president is challenging authorities to arrest him, after being stripped of his parliamentary immunity. he has been engaged in a power struggle since nicolas maduro since january when he proclaimed himself president. it was a move that was immediately recognized i the united states, germany, the european union, and other countries. >> this is the constituent assembly of venezuela. it was set up by nicolas maduro and 2017 to rewrite the country's constitution. many venezuelans consider it illegitimate. it is these lawmakers loyal to maduro that have elected to strip the self elected leader of his parliamentary immunity. cheers and applause followed the decision. the constituent assembly's president says that the body unanimous

he explains what he has seen in the warsaw ghetto. within the span of a year, he goes from being in the ghetto to being in the oval office, explaining to roosevelt what is happening. at the end of their meeting, he asks roosevelt, so what are we going to do about this? a 27-year-old polish man, in the oval office, probably intimidated, asking the president, the most powerful man in the world, what are we going to do? roosevelt says, we are going to win the war. that is consistent u.s. policy for this entire period. we are going to win the war as soon as possible. that is how we will stop all the killing, not just the murder of jews, but all the killing. finally, six months later, roosevelt signed the executive refugeetablishing a war board and a dedicated rescue response. roosevelt, because he doesn't live to see liberation, he doesn't live to write his memoirs, doesn't live to reflect in a post holocaust world, we don't know what his motivations really are for establishing the war refugee board. we don't know why that change happens

going also all over the you know at the warsaw i remember this river being a place of joy and relaxation we came here to swim in the summer i find it deeply shocking to see how it is now i can't stand it of we're going to jostle. bridges in potomac or barely serve a purpose these days but the water hasn't disappeared. it's hidden away in the avocado plantations nearby thousands of hectares of these water guzzling fruits are grown for export including to europe. while at the same time many people look at their water brought in on trucks at the expense of the tax plan. including those who have been farmers their entire lives and had enough water. like zoe like. only my prickly pear plant has survived. which barely needs any water. until a few years ago or so when there's pride and joy was here just behind our house. however i thought i knew. my avocado trees were down there three hundred of them. all of them dried up. and i also had plans a pretty hard polson to badlands. i had no way of watering them so they died. i had nothing not a drop. in my ancient well dried up everything died. next

the warsaw pact countries. we have east german phones, radios, transmitters, photogr h photographs, night vision goggles for tanks and helmets, photographs of one of the people jumping over the berlin wall when it was first being erected to escape. a collection here of soviet propaganda posters that were donated to the cold war museum and a variety of them. and these were all used during the cold war as propaganda to show how evil the americans were and how great the soviets were. and so when school groups come in here, we let them go through and talk about -- and we talk to them about the cold war, these propaganda posters and what we were doing to safeguard americans at home throughout the cold war. different eastern european cigarettes. models of migs and other types of weapons systems from the soviet union and east berlin and the former eastern bloc countries. so here we have one of the original jackets from a crew member who was stationed in fermosa at a nike missile base between 1958 and 1959. fermosa tur

it was at and dark skinned his black metal band behemoths are about to start their warsaw gig. they're playing three shows in poland before their european tour which is bound to stir controversy. that embarrassed is an outspoken critic of poland's ruling right wing nationalist a law and justice government which has little regard for the european union. i consider myself a pole polish citizen as much as i can see the list of european and to me should be equal and. message live against their. political tendencies that's been conquering all our land for like the last two years that it's just driving us towards some kind of isolation which we're going. to ask expresses his political sentiments through provocative works of art. just. like these biblically themed photos which come along with his band's latest album. works like these draw the ire of many conservative polls today and also the anger of the country's government which is backed by the catholic church. lawmaker dominic church in ski of the ruling law and justice party even reported adam d'arcy to the police. he just bridge

successful when it comes to reconstruction and restore ation plans we've seen of that with trust and with warsaw with italy with different parts of europe and this explains why people are optimistic that not all of them will be were built its glory days i think that we can do we can begin to be. we have. a lot of experience in that direction not on that side and we're there you know for example usually we ever experience and really close up the weeks that we get. to do that. we are experiencing the. experience. of rigorous traction and different approaches being that being tested and in. the last think aeration. up the european community about the importance of election data and also it as there is asian not. just they're important but doing it one of the main aim of deliberation and one of the first part of that race should include imber and some of the. creation. of the and the. zation. believes and should not. all needed it in the moment the four of us are out and must see to it mentally is more important then. what to do after the stroke it floats noticeable wanted to remove this kind of the

with the russian president vladimir putin at neither of these summits any agreements or deals with warsaw and but at least after this one there's a lot of optimism for potential high profile contacts and the future well we'll have to wait and see. from vladivostok thank you for bringing us the latest. for further analysis we're joined by professor ephram and barred from the bank inside at the center for strategic studies in jerusalem welcome to the program now what do you make of this summit today did she have as much as you went to supported . well it depends on whose perspective you are talking about i think the leader of north. was very successful in meeting putin the president of russia global player and in. trying to extend his freedom of action. americans after all i doubt very much north korea is really willing to give up its nuclear arsenal because this is as insurance policy for the regime so. the north koreans on the playing high level diplomacy you know though that to try to neutralize some of the sanctions the americans. now the south korean president who . said he believes th

forty minutes past one of the afternoon when we come back for a quick break moscow warsaw see red over memorial of the nazi death camp in poland . you know world of big partisan movies lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. seem wrong. to see palin just. as a kid and in detroit because the trail. find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. a diplomatic spat sproing over a memorial at a former nazi death camp in poland russia is appealing to the european council of trees bid to take part in the project was rejected out of hand by war so we didn't have a brings as. sabi bore was a nazi run killing center and an intense secret very few survive to average talent and scream course. another unit arrived once they were already undressed they apparently underst

dispute is brewing over the construction of a memorial museum at a former nazi death camp in poland warsaw has rejected several requests from russia to take part in the project was having an angry response from moscow here's archies medina cultural. subway bore was a nazi run killing center and any town secrets very few survived to average taliban scream chorus. another unit arrived once they were already undressed they apparently understood where they were being taken naked and all in fear they ran away but where could they run everyone rushed to the bulk wash fences and there they were met with the fire of machine guns and rifles many people died from the bullets the rest were driven into the gas chambers the fires were burning into late at night that's all flames illuminated the evening black sky with its terrifying lights the whole camp and the surrounding territory. like thunder the screams of people rolled over the death camp six hundred people exhausted yearning for freedom rushed forward sheltering her a in this single impulse the jews of russia and. the netherlands and from the cz

as a single radio station in the small mediæval town of torrent a three hour drive from the capital warsaw has since grown into an empire ready or maria was followed on to the airwaves by t.v. trump a daily newspaper nash genya a media college a mobile network as well as a publishing outfit in part set up through his foundations in part through his religious order the order of redemptorist. when the station made its first broadcast in one thousand nine hundred one it found fertile ground coming just two years after the fall of the anti clerical communist regime for some the catholic church served as a rallying point for others it was their saving grace. for the case to go for many people father read office a haven and creates a community if you've interviewed an ambitious should because what is but among his listeners are a lot of elderly people looking to find their way in the modern world sometimes the speed of today's world terrifies them. i just as they oppressed vogl would say give simple answers to all their. hallelujah and let's move on. or give them a sense of security. on the righ

fight russia well nato was created in one thousand forty nine to oppose the soviet union and later the warsaw pact that was created by the way six years later after the creation of nato so nato is a key the european political and military space and to try to exercise a decisive influence on russian foreign policy positions. as a means of also of certain sarette and warnings and joint statements and so on so i think that. nato had was in crisis in the ninety's when the soviet union fell apart because nato was losing its sense of being but then some. steps were taken. nato started a war in afghanistan and it goes on for the field of activity in the so-called north atlantic region and it went to war in libya then. participated in the u.s. military operation and occupation of iraq so nato has found itself a purpose outside of the european continent and when relations with russia deteriorated nato easily switched back to the position of confrontation with russia and i have to. stress that it is not russia it is coming to nato borders it is need . that is coming to russia borders by adopting new me

milestone today his seventieth birthday nato was created to protect europe from the soviet union and its warsaw pact alliance following their collapse after the fall the berlin wall nato has been redefining itself and its twenty nine member states especially germany have been under mounting pressure from washington to spend more on their military present trump again pressed that point at a meeting with nato secretary general against berg who's visiting washington for nato commemorations they're not paying what they should be paying it paying close to one percent and this supposed to be paying two percent then the united states over the years got to a point which paid four point three percent which is very unfair and the u.s. g.d.p. especially under me because the g.d.p. is going up so much because it's four point three of a much larger g.d.p. so we're paying for a big proportion of nato which basically is protecting europe so we're protecting europe. ok let's go straight to brussels where do you have used herschel standing by first good morning terry president trump there pressing nato well lar

is brewing over the construction of a memorial news the end of her former nazi death camp in poland warsaw has rejected several requests from russia to take part in the project and this is in an angry response from moscow has artie's within a quarter. some a bore was a nazi run killing center and an intense secret very few survive to average talent and scream course. another unit arrived once they were already undressed they apparently understood where they were being taken naked and all in fear they ran away but where could they run everyone rushed to the barbed wire fences and there they were met with the fire of machine guns and rifles many people died from the bullets the rest were driven into the gas chambers the fires were burning into late at night that's all flames illuminated the evening black sky with its terrifying lights the whole camp and the surrounding territory. like thunder the screams of people rode over the death camp six hundred people exhausted yearning for freedom rushed forward shouting here a in this single impulse the jews of russia are in poland the netherlands an

and clouds over covington, kentucky, tonight, and damage winds in warsaw, kentucky. the threat from texas to the northeast tonight. and rob marciano has the struck. >> reporter: tonight, tompbtd sirens sounding the alarms northeast of snart. a possible twister touching down in clark county, ohio. as severe weather with damage winds sweeps across the ohio valley. >> it really dloid addition to this home. took off the roof there and it landed in the neighbor's driveway. >> reporter: southwest of cincinnati, wind up to 80 miles per hour. east of dayton, ohio, trees toppled, trailers overturned. >> i saw a dust cloud over the house and i decided to bail out of the outside. >> reporter: the same storm bringing dangerous lightning to chicago. more than two feet of snow to the plains. in minnesota, the responding to 500 crashes. >> rob, the mid-atlantic is the path. the system is on the move. >> reporter: yeah, the front part of it is yet to push through the east. we do expect rumbling of thunder erp in d.c. as the front pushes east. shut be clear of the new york, boston ar