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this is you don't hear news a live from berlin or russia's opposition leader a leg seen a volley is on his way to germany for medical treatment of following a suspected of poisoning a plane carrying the comatose an avanti has it taken off from the russian city of arms heading for berlin. also coming up on the shadow of the political crisis in velour rusa deepens as the authorities crack down on government opponents protesters in the capital minutes before my chain of solidarity and the un is demanding with the release of all political prisoners. and thousands of flee as some of the biggest wildfires ever to head to california the blazes were sparked by lightning strikes and the state's governor is blaming climate change. i'm going to richardson thanks for joining us russian opposition leader alexina on the is on his way to germany for medical treatment following a suspected poisoning a plane carrying of on the edge took off from the airport an hour ago before that an ambulance had brought that ailing a russian opposition politician up from a hospital he's been in the care of russian an

after the accident to east berlin border guards have prevented the west berlin fire brigade from launching a rescue effort from the western side. only after a total of 5 children had died with fences and warning signs finally put up the authorities in western east berlin wrangle the 2 he is over in the agency rescue procedures they finally agreed the 1st responders including the west berlin police and fire department and people at the scene to try to launch a rescue after that. no more children died on the border. noid out how between his acca and burke was where the river formed the border between west and east germany. in all those 9623 boys set out to cross this 100 kilometer long section of the front and escape to west germany by swimming across the. one of the lost his life in the attempt. like that. of. you hanna streeter and herman wanted to flee with their friend and kept. my name is get in camp i'm 15 years old and i live. i'll be in 10th grade in september what i really want to do is go live with my father haim so hamburg i visited him there once. after 3 years in a siberian labo

reporter julia daily in front of the hospital here in berlin thank you julie. to belarus now where thousands of anti-government protesters have formed a chain of solidarity across the capital minsk authorities are holding one of the leaders of striking factory workers and they're threatening demonstrators with criminal charges the u.n. is calling for the release of all those who've been to time and. shoulder to shoulder in support protestors again standing firm in minsk. a chain of solidarity stretching kilometers through the bella racine capital as far as the detention center where anti-government protesters have been held since the disputed election nothing after that when you see that you when. you realize that no national learn and no one has stopped to see you when you go to for solution card to resign it helps to keep our spirits up and not to get sad. it was the show the beginning we were really enthusiastic now people are starting to say that the protests a calming down the people are pessimistic we have to remember that the regime had ruled for 26 year

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news live from berlin russia's opposition leader alexina valmy will soon arrive in germany for medical treatment following a standoff over his condition he is now in a plane on its way to berlin and from the russian city of arms the kremlin critic fell unconscious 2 days ago talk to drinking what he used to porters believe was poisoned teen. also coming up the political crisis can build a routine pins as the authorities crack down on government opponents protesters in the capital minsk form a chain of solar down or sea and if you win is demanding the release of all political prisoners. plus thousands fleeing some of the biggest wildfires give it a hit california the blazes were sparked by lightning strikes and the state's governor is blaming climate change. i'm jared reed it's great to have you with us russian opposition leader alexina valmy is due to land in germany shortly for medical treatment following a suspected poisoning a plane carrying the valley took off early on saturday morning from inside syria before that an ambulance brought the island russian opposition politician from

but many berliners didn't see them as a realistic option for many berliners the soviets were something they'd been taught to fear something they'd been taught was the mortal enemy. the nazis persecuted detained tortured and murdered millions of people especially jews and many places in berlin today commemorate the jewish victims of the nazi regime. has a long jewish tradition stretching back to the 13th century in the 1920 s. some 170000 jews lived in the city after 983 many were forced to emigrate all fled from the nazis around $55000.00 jews were killed in the shower the holocaust the nazi regime's mass annihilation of european jews. the holocaust memorial only the brandenburg gate commemorates this genocide a field of concrete blocks of varying heights all reminiscent of the way the abstract installation aims to evoke a sense of contemplation. since the memorials are important for understanding and for compassion i mean the generation after me i'm 18 now the generation after me needs to understand how terrible this was even though they didn't experience it directly so nothing like t

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this is deja vu news live from berlin up next doc film the berlin wall youngest victims that's our topic coming up in just the best i brian thomas of the entire team thanks so much for being with us and we will join you again the top of the hour have a great weekend. a meal. welcome to the 2nd season of on the fence. the planet on the brink of disaster we did long interviews with experts about one question how to change. the effects of. 961 east german troops moved into position on the boundaries between saudi's occupied zone of germany and the sect is held by the u.s. in saas western allies britain france and the us the cold war division now stretched across the whole country not just through berlin more more barriers was set up along 1400 kilometers of east germany's frontin is making him into a dead. no man's land even whose ways like the elbow were closely watched although it is germany's border guards were initially prohibited from shooting women and children the ministry for state security better known as the stasi lady said they should not hesitate to use firearms even if women ch

peter we know now nice finally in berlin what the latest developments. what we're expecting alexina valley to arrive here at the shop at a hospital in central berlin imminently any minute now it comes after much wrangling between doctors in the city of homs in russia and the in the valley family he's been flown here to germany on a plane that was paid for and sent by his supporters that plane is a specialized medical plane contains a group of medical professionals who specialize in dealing with coma patients the

this is deja vu news of live from berlin german doctors say alexina vallone is fit to be flown out of russia the medical team travelled to the siberian city of palms to bring the russian opposition leader fighting for his life to berlin but russian doctors insist of all need is to kill to be moved also coming. to belushi an opposition leader in packs vials to return when it's safe. scalia says the country's people will no longer accept the current leader president alexander lukashenko. and a natural gas bonanza in the black sea turkey announces its largest energy discovery ever to find has the potential to reshape the turkish economy. a michael joins us german doctors say a russian opposition politician alexina volney is in a fit state to be airlifted to berlin that's after they were allowed to see him at the hospital and where he remains in a coma the medics arrived earlier to transfer of all need to germany for treatment but russian doctors have said he's too fragile in a condition to be moved evolving supporters believe he has been poisoned because of his political activities. this

rid of the mosques but turn us into slaves cutting 1000 people from all over the country marched in berlin and made a new spike in germany's infection right place through the in early to disperse the law breaking crowd also on the program after lashing the caravan tropical storm insanity out gangs steyn and bess down in florida it's likely to strengthen into a hurricane before hitting the us state already reeling from covert tonight saying . and the serenity of a memorial to half a 1000000 murdered people could be disrupted by a massive construction project outrage and axed by those romany killed 5 announced . a. m a backer it has welcome to the program some 20000 people from all over germany descended on the capital berlin on saturday the protest coronavirus restrictions particularly the use of mosques police moved in to break up the march early sizing the lack of social distancing and face coverings the protest comes amid a spike in cases in germany which has all thought he's concerned over an imminent 2nd wave of the virus. we are free people chance this crowd during the coronavirus pan

this is daybreak news live from berlin russia allows alexina valid to be taken to germany for treatment the opposition leader has been fighting for his life in a siberian hospital after a suspected poisoning german medics will not take him to the russian doctors previously since it was too ill to fly also on the program. a government to bellaver so why is its crackdown became so position on farces detained one of the leaders of a factory strike and threaten protesters with criminal charges as the country's exiled opposition leader jobs to return to what it said. in the tale of heroism in the wreckage of bankers in the us holds newborn baby she rescued from the 40 explosions tells d.w. what happened on the border that day. i'm from girl welcome to the europe program russian doctors looking after kremlin critic alexina valmy has said that he will be allowed to fly to germany mr in the valley has been in hospital and ome 6 and since collapsing on a plane on thursday is supposed to say he was poisoned because of his political activities as one of russia's most visible dissidents his conditi

this is due to the news a lifeboat from berlin russia's opposition leader of alexina evolving is on his way to germany for medical treatment following a suspected of poisoning a plane carrying the comatose novelli has taken off from the russian city of angst heading for a berlin. also coming up on the show the political crisis in bello rusa deepens as the authorities crack down on the government's opponents protesters in the capital mens' go for much chain of solidarity and at the u.n. is demanding the release of all political prisoners. tens of thousands of police some of the biggest wildfires ever to hit california the blazes worst parts by lightning strikes and the state's governor is blaming climate change. i'm going to richard sennett welcome to the show russian opposition leader alexina vonnie is on his way to germany for medical treatment following a suspected of poisoning a plane carrying a volley has it taken off from on the airport before that an ambulance brought the ailing russian opposition politician up from the hospital he'd been in the care of russian doctors there since

this is deja news live from berlin alexina vallone arrives in berlin the russian opposition leaders a long journey from siberia and set the clinic where doctors will try to find out what's behind the apparent that left him fighting for his life a close friend of his tells russian authorities are in no hurry to investigate we'll find out more. and thousands fleet some of the biggest wildfires ever to hit california the blazes were sparked by lightning strikes in the state's governor is blaming climate change. i'm michael it's good to have you with us russian opposition leader alexei novell knee is in a berlin hospital this hour receiving treatment following a suspected poisoning. lapse in lost consciousness after drinking tea 2 days ago in siberia doctors there initially refused to allow him to be airlifted to germany. the final metres of alexina volleys journey from siberia took. one that the kremlin critic spent on conscious. not only was flown out on this plane chartered by a berlin and geo his supporters had feared for his life after a suspected poison attack on the opposition lead

this is deja vu news live from berlin alexei nobel new receives emergency medical treatment in germany an ambulance brings the russian opposition leader to the sheriff clinic where doctors will try to find out what's behind his apparent poisoning of all name fell unconscious 2 days ago and was airlifted to germany from siberia. the political crisis deepens as the authorities crack down on government opponents protesters in the capital minsk forming a chain of solidarity and the un is demanding the release of all political prisoners. a michael oku it's great to have you with us russian opposition leader alexei novell knee is in a berlin hospital this hour receiving treatment following a suspected poisoning involved a collapse in lost consciousness after drinking tea 2 days ago in siberia doctors there initially refused to allow him to be airlifted to germany. the final metres of alexina volleys journey from siberia to berlin one that the kremlin critic spent on conscious. not only was flown out on this plane chartered by a berlin and geo his supporters had feared for his life after a su

as a student we use line from berlin leaders of the european union have refused to recognize the election but kept the president as well arose in power and promised sanctions on top officials. these elections were not free and they were not fair and this is why we do not recognize the results of these elections german chancellor angela merkel says the e.u. once talks between the opposition and the government and the rules but president lukashenko shows no signs of changing course. plus fire in munich put themselves into the champions league final whingers there's not bring helps the going to sleep those top clubs take care of french side olympic lee on fire and are looking for their 1st champions league title since 2013. a mikel for less welcome to the program. butler is in opposition leaders have welcomed a unanimous decision by the european union leaders to reject the results of the election that kept president alexander lukashenko in power after a virtual conference of $27.00 national leaders and top officials from the bloc they also announced sanctions against a large number of indivi

news live from berlin alexina valmy arrives in germany for emergency medical treatment doctors at a top early in clinic are standing by for the russian opposition leader whose ambulance is now on its way there from the airport the kremlin critic phil unconscious 2 days ago after drinking water he supporters from the east was poisoned teet. also coming up the political crisis in below verse deepens as the authorities crack down on government opponents protesters in the capital minsk form a chain of solidarity and d.q. wind is demanding the release of all political prisoners. plus thousands flee some of the biggest wildfire has ever to hit california the blazes 1st box by lightning strikes and the state's governor is blaming climate change. i'm jarid reid it's great to have you reverse russian opposition leader alexei no valley has arrived in germany for emergency medical treatments following a suspected poisoning a plane carrying him took off earlier on saturday morning from omes skin siberia before that it nonviolent brought the island kremlin critic from the hospital had been in the ca

from berlin tonight russia's top kremlin critic. german doctors say he was poisoned the german chancellor and the e.u. are calling for an investigation doctors treating the ball here in berlin say test results point to a toxin affecting his nervous system. is now under 24 hour police protection will russia hold anyone accountable also coming up president donald trump makes a surprise appearance on day one of the republican national convention as delegates formally back used for a 2nd term in office and the man who led byron munich into the trouble of major titles this season kanzi flick turk over as. i'm burnt off it's good to have you with us german chancellor angela merkel is calling 'd on russia to investigate the poisoning of russian opposition leader alexina volney of all knee is being treated here in berlin at the charedi hospital today doctors said that tests showed traces of a group of substances called. inhibitors in the volney system no specific compound has yet been identified the body is currently in intensive care in. a

but for many the demonstrations in the heart of berlin ended in arrest. police say they were forced to make the detentions after far right activists who marshal. longside coronavirus kept its clashed with police. as a small group even managed stormed the steps of the german parliament before being detained. saturday's demonstrations attracted a wide coalition of activists from right wing radicals to those who reject the authority of the german government or doubt the severity or even existence of the pandemic they were unified by one belief the government's measures to tackle the coronavirus pandemic go too far i think the president personally i don't believe that there's a pandemic i do think the disease exists but not a pandemic kind of. fellow definity on from above and according to the new definition of a pandemic it's a pandemic. was the can from the fall guy but that has to do with how much it spread and not with how dangerous it is to feel the culture through authorities demanded protesters are here to mask and social distancing requirements during

but for many the demonstrations in the heart of berlin ended in arrest. police say they were forced to make the detentions after far right activists who marched alongside coronavirus skeptics clashed with police. in a small group even managed stormed the steps of the german parliament before being detained. saturday's demonstrations attracted a wide coalition of activists from right wing radicals to those who reject the authority of the german government or doubt the severity or even existence of the pandemic they were unified by one belief the government's measures to tackle the coronavirus pandemic go too far i think. personally i don't believe that there's a pandemic i do think the disease exists but not a pandemic kind of that's the lead definitely on from the cording to the new definition of a pandemic it's a pandemic. was the can from the fall guy but that has to do with how much it spread and not with how dangerous it is that they always cut through authorities demanded protesters are here to mask in social distancing requirements during the demons

pace is due to the news live from berlin disdain for masks and coronavirus restrictions here in germany's capital. to democracy to get rid of the laws that restrict us to get rid of the mosques that turn us into slaves cutting off 20000 people turned out from march in the midst of a new spike in germany's infection right place eventually moved into dispersed a little breaking crowd also on the program. after lashing the caribbean a tropical storm again state and best down in florida is likely to strengthen into a hurricane before lashing the state already reeling from close at 9 take. and time could be running out for tick-tock in the u.s. president trump says he may well badly out because of worries over chinese time what will it make for the video platform and its millions of users. i'm a decorator's welcome to the program even as germany's coronavirus infection numbers rapidly increase has saying some 20000 people on the straits protesting pandemic restrictions on their daily lives almost all of the protesters disdaining the use of mosques police eventually moved in to break up the mar

i stuck in berlin house is germany's parliament the building is steeped in history . in 19451 of the last great battles world war 2 raged here the red army did everything in its power to capture the vice talk building on may 1st 945 the last defenders withdrew shortly afterwards on may 8th germany surrendered. that was 75 years ago a long time but even today the city is still full of reminders. and today i'm going to visit some of these places i would like to learn more about the end of the war here in berlin and also more about the people of that time about the victims and the perpetrators about the victors and the defeated well join me in the search for truth here in the capital. i take a look at the building where the german family signed the surrender. visit the epicenter of the security and terror of herat this off the 3rd reich. and go down into berlin's underworld the ruins of a bunker in the blood kind heart. to see the inside of that ice talk building you have to register online 1st. the best way to learn about the building and its history is to take a tour.

trust in the mission reporters right here in berlin onto the floor of the berlin wall and i remember thinking at the time if the berlin build going forward anything can happen if people come together and unite for a cool. when i do the news i often confronted difficult situations more conflict between design still crises response might show up to confront good leaders on policies and development to put the spotlight on issues that matter most. to security oppression martian isolation. cannot chance to achieve that so much more needs to john and i think people have to be at the heart of solutions london is a myth and i will have had to tell you. this is data when news and these are our top stories mutinous soldiers in mali have a rest of the president the prime minister in an apparent coup attempt cheering crowds gathered outside president abraham who buckhart came to his house in the capital bamako the west african country has seen protests since june calling for him to step.

not only was flown out on this plane chartered by a berlin and geo his supporters had feared for his life after a suspected poison attack on the opposition leader. wife yulia requested treatment in germany but the medical evacuation was only given the green light after a tug of war between russian and german doctors over whether he was fit to fly. novotny spokeswoman cure a amish thank supporters and said the transfer abroad was a 1st step in what would be a long struggle to restore nepal nice health. a hospital is no stranger to treating kremlin critics who appear to have been poisoned. 2 years ago activist was taken here after showing poisoning symptoms he helped secure the same treatment for. president vladimir putin sr critics the 44 year old former lawyer was barred from challenging putin in the 21000 presidential election since then he has campaigned on behalf of opposition candidates in regional polls supporters hope that german doctors will be able to get to the bottom of what caused a sudden debilitating illness in a safe environment free of any political interference. delhi

this is news live from berlin pressure mounts on. protesters and the heat on their president on the streets of minutes after disputed election he claimed to win now says he'll head to russia to seek president. germany's president condemns far right activists who attempt to storm germany's part hundreds marched on the rush stag building here in berlin during a protest against coronavirus for. an intolerable attack on democracy. and in formula one as champagne performance for lewis hamilton the belgian grand prix another win puts him one step closer to the title and. welcome to the program police in the capital arrested more than $100.00 anti-government protesters they were taking part in another mass demonstration to demand president alexander lukashenko step down the protesters started after lucas claimed an overwhelming reelection victory earlier this month but observers said the poll was neither free nor fair. go away go away they chant tens of thousands hit the streets of minsk on sunday the 3rd week of protests doing their best t

the berlin cathedral choir has responded to the danger of indoors. there are horses now take place outside the cathedral. much to the delight of passers by am who are. a william schaffner works in preventive medicine and infectious diseases just how infectious is the corona virus when according to the latest research. well it certainly can be transmitted by the born route at some distance we still think last of the infections are transmitted indoors within 6 feet but there's no doubt now those airborne particles can travel more widely at a greater distance particularly if you have someone who is a super spreader and is shedding large amounts of virus so both close in and farther out contribute to transmission this is a very contagious virus who in this case is a supervisor someone who's not wearing a mosque. almost certainly someone who's not wearing a mask just masks are very effective in in blocking transmission out and of course that's why the recommendation is here in the united states at least that all of us should be wearing masks when ever we

this is to give you news live from berlin german doctors say alexina vallone is fit to be flown out of russia the medical team travelled to the siberian city of homs to bring the russian opposition leader fighting for his wife to believe in russian doctors say he will be taken to the airport in the next few hours also coming up. the belorussian opposition leader in exile vows to return when it's safe svetlana to sky says the country's people will no longer except the current leader president alexander lukashenko. and joe biden accepts the democratic party's nomination for the presidency vowing to end what he calls a season of darkness in american. shores a great honor and your military i accept there's nomination for president of the united states of america biden urges americans to unite and return to optimism. among its nice to have you with us german doctors say russian opposition politician alexina vonnie is in fact well enough to be flown to berlin that's after medics flew to visit the stricken no phone intending to bring him to germany he's in a hospital in siberia in a coma russ

news i'm rebecca rhythms in berlin thanks so much for watching. images of cars a. blue studios or cars documents lives and bygone era. and leads to those living today. they are guarding guns as fast in a box. collected memories stored supply.

in berlin the russian opposition leader's long journey from siberia ends at the clinic where doctors will try to find out what's behind the apparent poisoning that left him fighting for his life a close friend of his tells russian authorities are in no hurry to investigate we'll find out more. also coming up the political crisis deepens as the authorities crackdown on government opponents protesters in the capital minsk form a chain of solidarity in the u.n. is demanding the release of all political prisoners. and thousands some of the biggest wildfires ever to hit california the blazes were sparked by lightning strikes in the state's governor is blaming climate change. welcome to the program russian opposition leader alexei no vallone is in a burley in hospital this hour receiving treatment following a suspected poisoning collapse and lost consciousness after drinking tea 2 days ago in siberia doctors there initially refused to allow him to be airlifted to germany . the final metres of a journey from siberia to. one that the kremlin critic spent on conscious. novotny was flown out o

this is news live from berlin russia allows you to be taken to germany for treatment the opposition leader has been fighting for his life in a siberian hospital after suspected poisoning the german medics will now take him to berlin after russian doctors insisted earlier that he was too ill to fly also coming up. joe biden democratic party's nomination for the president to end what he calls a season of darkness in america. great honor and you're out of it i accept this nomination the president. urges americans to unite and return to optimism. among for joining us we start with breaking news in a dramatic u. turn russian doctors in charge of kremlin critic alexei. says he will be allowed to fly to germany to volunteer he has been in a hospital in arms since collapsing on a plane on thursday his supporters say he was poisoned because of his political activities he's one of russia's most visible dissidents the bonis condition has become an international issue with france and germany offering medical treatment russian doctors had insisted he was too weak to be transferred but suddenly changed

thanks very much for joining me here on to the point coming to you from berlin and my guests here in the studio are cast in vest far from the german institute for international and security affairs who says north stream 2 has serious political implications but the collateral damage of u.s. sanctions is far reaching also with us is michelle's 2 month foreign policy experts with the berlin base we can need to cite he argues that europe's quarrel on north string too is the biggest failure in german foreign policy in more than a decade and it will most consume to eric rohmer author and journalist who writes for the los angeles times and eric believes that the u.s. and many other countries have long warned germany about the perils of north stream to those warnings were however ignoble it will thank you all 3 once again for being here in berlin today with me because in. i would like to begin with you as an energy expert to tell us what makes north stream to so important and so very controversial. i thought i would say the political. the political context attached to it and at the end of th

-- or berlin. there are reports that they could bring him to berlin soon. the main concern is to examine the substance that may have poisoned him. the german clinics are supposedly better suitable for this. brent: we know that the spokesperson for mr. navalny said that the tea was laced with poison. what evidence do we have to prove that this was a poisoning? >> we have to wait for the investigation report, of course. the question remains what exactly is he suffering from if he was really poisoned and if so, what substance was u used. we cannot answer any of these questions at the moment. but many pararallels come to mid starting with ththe poisoning of the former r kgb in lononn and then the formerr russian spy i n salisbury. the poisoning of t the russian popolitical activist two years ago. eithther way, he was treated in germany and described his symptoms in an interview with dw as very similar to what is happening to navalny now. it has brought back many memories of opposition figures being poi

this is the news of live from berlin brought back to earth with a splash 2 u.s. astronauts have just made space travel history successfully ending the 1st private test flight into space it's also the 1st lash down for nasa astronauts since the 1970 s. . also coming up disaster is declared in the australian state of victoria. we can no longer have coped with visioning all those we could no longer have simply. the speed from your announces new restrictions after a 2nd lockdown failed to contain a spike in corona virus tastes. and in formula one not even a blown tire can stop it was hamilton the briton lives over the line to claim yet another victory at his home grand prix in silverstone. i'm on the and use of welcome 2 u.s. astronauts have splash down in the gulf of mexico on board space x.'s dragon capsule successfully ending the 1st private test flight into space astronauts doug hurley and bob behnken left the vessel after receiving initial medical checks after some more checks they will be flown to houston to be reunited with their families the men spent 2 month

news a live shot from berlin and the russians opposition leader alexina vonnie is on his way to germany for medical treatment following a suspected of poisoning and you are looking now at a live picture is of tom's airport one of ali's plane is waiting on the runway he collapsed after drinking tea and is currently in a coma russian doctors at 1st insisted he was too ill to travel but later ashdown also coming up on the show. protesters envelop form a chain of solidarity as the authorities are cracking down on government opponents the u.n. is demanding of the release of all those detained. and thousands of police some of the biggest wildfires ever to head to california to blazes that were sparked by lightning strikes and of the state's governor is claiming climate change. i'm claire edges and thanks for joining us russian opposition leader alexina vall meat is on his way to germany for medical treatment of following a suspected of poisoning he collapsed after drinking tea and has been in a coma he's now been taken it to the airport and he's heading for berlin. well russian doctors at 1st

news live from berlin and intolerable at task on the heart of our democracy those are the words of germany's president after far right demonstrators stormed the parliament building and are led politicians from across the political spectrum have condemned the attack. also coming up passengers checking in for 8 historic journey the 1st direct flights between israel and united arab emirates israel hopes that links with other arab states will become routine after the breakthrough with the u.a.e. . thanks . welcome to the program german politicians from across the political spectrum have condemned a far right attempt to storm the parliament building in berlin president from fatah steinmeyer called it an intolerable attack on the heart of our democracy now demonstrators against the government's pandemic policies along with far right groups and science deniers overwhelmed police to rush the entrance of the german parliament the. far right extremists pushed through police lines to the top of the rice talk steps. they shout from a distance. and this interest we are the people. the black white and red

news i'm sarah kelly in berlin and thanks for watching. we know that this is a scary time for the coronavirus is changing the world changing our lives so please take care of yourself good systems wash your hands if you can stay at home we're do w. me for here we are working tirelessly to keep you informed on overcrowding and we're all in this to run together and will make it through. still usage of a gun in the stays in history so stay safe increase means to say. ok. the chief executive of chick talk steps down kevin's mayor has resigned his post image pressure from the trump administration and accusations that a video platform is a threat to u.s. national security also coming up deloris has one of the lowest poverty rates in europe is soft yet era economy sustainable in the 21st century we asked an expert in moscow. and switzerland has so far managed to shield its economy from the coronavirus pandemic by the. second quarter g.d.p. plunged more than 8 percent take a closer look at the alpine nation. welcome to the business i want to get jo

this is deja vu news a live up from berlin a race to save lives in beirut the day after a massive blast a devastated city explosion a flat in the capital's port killing at least 130 people and injuring a thousands more than they were to residents are demanding answers and some court officials are now under house arrest. japan remembers the horrors of hiroshima 75 years on a scaled back ceremony honors the 140000 victims of the world's 1st atomic bomb will go to tokyo for more. i'm clear edges and welcome to the show rescuers in beirut are digging through the rubble in a desperate search for survivors following explosions that left much of the city in ruins at least 135 people are dead thousands more are injured and nearly 300000 people lost their homes in an instant the blast took place at a warehouse storing highly explosive chemicals under little oversight authorities have now placed a number of port officials under house arrest and declared a 2 week state of emergency for the capital. a day of grief for levanon as the country reckons with the losses and destruction caused by tuesday.

this is dw news live from berlin. u.s. protesters renew their call for racial justice. 57 years after martin luther king jr.'s i have a dream speech, tens of thousands gather on the same spot. there calls followed the recent shooting of a black and in wisconsin by a white police officer. angela merkel warns against foreign intervention in the larissa. russia -- in belarus. she says belarus should enjoy freedom without the threat of outside interference. the president of belarus threatens to retaliate after the eu agrees to impose sanctions against high-level officials as punishment for the violent crackdowns against protesters. welcome to the program. in washington, d.c., huge crowds are taking part in a r rally for social justice.. this is the same spot where 57 years ago, martin luther king jr. made his famous i have a dream speech. protesters ascended on the capital after the police shooting of american jacob blake and reunited tensions over police violence toward black people. the crowd heard from prominent advocates f

foreign ministers meeting in berlin have agreed to impose sanctions on senior bellaver scene officials accused of election fraud and cracking down on protesters they also urged russia not to intervene after russian president vladimir putin promised military support for the country's leader alexander lukashenko. a corps in berlin has overturned a ban on a demonstration against coronavirus restrictions planned for saturday it said the protests could go ahead of organizers and here to strict conditions to stop the spread of the virus police are appealing the decision a similar event earlier this month drew tens of thousands of people. this is give you news from berlin follow us on twitter and instagram a t w news or visit our website. well you know if you. want to be just speaking to one people it means a lot when it can resonate with somebody in berlin with somebody in brazil. a warm welcome to our it's $21.00 this time from weimar for a special edition devoted to the good to medal every year since $955.00 germany's go to institute on ars luminaries who've made outstanding contributions

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