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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

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hospital for medical treatment after being airlifted earlier on saturday from the siberian city of homs he's been in a coma since falling ill during a flight to moscow on thursday let's get the very latest now from our correspondent in. the trial of a joins me on the line peter we know the valleys arrive there hasn't the hospital presumed not going to hear too much coming from officials there another. alexina volley arrived here at charlotte a in a. an emergency vehicle a intensive care transport vehicle that was flanked by police motorcycles as well as other police vehicles we've had a statement from the shallots a hospital asking for patience saying that they are going to be carrying out extensive diagnostic tests on him to try and determine what was the cause of the coma that he has been in it comes after a lot of wrangling between russian doctors in the city of homs and the family he was transported here to germany on a medical plane that was paid for and chartered by his supporters that plane. specialists in dealing with coma patients however doctors in school weren't sure that he

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for research and for students alike to work together international cooperation point then michelle homs from the german academic exchange service thanks for being on the show thank you very much. time to head over to our science correspondent derrick williams he's got answers to some of the questions you've been sending us on the coronavirus. how different is some. other viruses that infect us for example do people who catch influenza sometimes have no symptoms yes although asymptomatic is a is a pretty squishy term we've known for decades that people who don't report flu symptoms can test positive as carriers for the bug and older estimates usually put the number of asymptomatic areas for flu at around 50 percent much cited british study from 2014 however determined an even larger number of people infected with influenza never develop symptoms 77 percent to be exact now if that's correct it means not even one in 4 people who catch the flu will ever show any signs of it one way or the other even if the estimates don't all agree there's plenty of evidence showing that it's quite common f

to tie a careering into the path of george russell in the williams thankfully both drivers were on homs. it was another disastrous weekend for ferrari sebastian in fact so overtaken by what should be a slow alpha remain and just left to fight teammate shell the classroom easly 13th place up at the front hamilton's biggest fights was with his deteriorating tires but he can't tending in the right direction crossing the line for his teeth when in 7 races this year edging ever closer to a record equalling 7th world title. new york's iconic metropolitan museum of art has opened its doors again after an almost 6 month closure visitors can now enter with time tickets and have to observe social distancing rules in march the coronavirus pandemic forced the met to postpone a series of special events marking a century and a half since its founding. it's not unusual picture in new york these days they're queuing to get into the reopened better politician museum. distancing thermometer's masks but new york is hungry for culture we've been locked out for nearly 6 months and this is food for the thaw

thankfully this does have a happy ending we do see the family get up and walk away and seemingly on homs interestingly this video was posted alongside a hash tag that in arabic translates as hang up the nooses a cry of very bleak price of justice that is trending at the moment across social media another video that we can see that shows another view from a parent's perspective this one is of a father who is trying to shelter his his child when the blast occurred and he seeks shelter under a table and you can just imagine the confusion and the fear about whether there would be worse to come but of course what happens when the night fell in the city this image shows us a twitter used to post a picture of the city under dogma's the city that of course experiences power outages and all they can see here is a single candle but they were user writes i cannot explain how much calm this small light keeps lending me yeah it's incredible that 1st video it's amazing that the glass did not shatter in front of the woman in those children really a miracle we know to the social media is being used to h

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 russian doctors had previously said nirvana was unfit to fly but no

said to be in an artificial coma insists he's too sick to be moved his wife has arrived in the city of homs where he was rushed to hospital after losing consciousness on a flight from say period to moscow. the mali is one of president putin's most outspoken critics and has exposed corruption and organized demonstrations that despite official bans here's what his wife yulia had to say it was the doctor refused to speak without and simply ran away he didn't want to say anything. move your pain doctors visit the patient. no one is being allowed in they did not even let me is what interested him i have not seen him today. let's get the very latest now it did of use a moscow correspondent emily sure one emily can you bring us up to date on the situation. well there's a lot of kind of unconfirmed information and a lot of inconsistency is swirling around especially between what news team is saying and what officials on the ground are saying including the head doctors there for example we just heard a statement from the head doctor saying that. he would be a risk to his life. team say that up until

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thankfully both drivers won homs. it was another disastrous weekend for ferrari sebastian fatso overtaken by what should be a slow alpha remain and just left to fight to teammate shell a class 3 measly 13th place up at the front hamilton's biggest fights was with his deteriorating tires but he can't tending in the right direction crossing the line for his faith when in 7 races this year and edging ever closer to a record equalling 7th title. and you are watching deed of your news live from berlin coming up our documentary series doc looks at how the coronavirus time that is changing the world and there's lots more news and background in 30 languages on our website d w dot com and also follow us on twitter and instagram handle is at each of the news on exposure and only about the half days and $45.00. life on earth you want to cling to and. try to coincidence. we're going to go happened. so the bit like winning the lottery.

became so ill the plane had to make an emergency landing in the city of homs where he was then rushed to hospital and avani is it considered one of president putin's affairs says russian critics exposing corruption and organizing demonstrations and despite official bans this isn't the 1st time tina valmy has cried foul in august last year alexina van they said he'd been poisoned with an allergic agent while in jail he'd been detained for calling an authorised protests and his dog ate resistance to kremlin control has long made him one of president vladimir putin's biggest nemeses. no vanity rose to prominence with his exposure of corruption at russian state controlled companies at rallies he took direct aim at the kremlin and its occupants dubbing putin's united russia party the party of crooks and thieves. as he began proving his pulling power with opposition supporters stints in jail and the courtroom became a regular feature. charges of embezzlement in the city of kirov in 2013 saw him banned from entering the political process and running for office. in 2070 moscow saw some of the

long afterwards he became is so ill that the plane had to make an emergency landing in the city of homs where he was rushed to hospital and yvonne the is considered one of president putin's fiercest russian critics exposing corruption and organizing demonstrations and despite official bans. this isn't the 1st time tina valmy has cried foul in august last year alexina vanny said he'd been poisoned with an allergic agent while in jail he'd been detained for calling an authorised protests and his dog did resistance to kremlin control has long made him one of president vladimir putin's biggest nemeses. no vanity rose to prominence with his exposure of corruption at russian state controlled companies at rallies he took direct aim at the kremlin and its occupants dubbing putin's united russia party the party of crooks and thieves. as he began proving his pulling power with opposition supporters stints in jail and the courtroom became a regular feature. charges of embezzlement in the city of kirov in 2013 saw him banned from entering the political process and running for office. in 2070 moscow

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many a a trapped i in their hom. the blast is beining investigat. fireworks were being stored in a warehouse at the port. lebanon's prime minister has asked for help from m the international commumunity. for more now, we want to o go to the think tank with the heinrich will foundation, heading their office in beirut. good to have you on the program. what can you tell us about the situation right now? it is nightfall there, thehe rescue opeperation is underway. whwhat more can yoyou tell us? >> y yes, thank you. a very difficult day, indeed. i can hear the ambulanances in e background all night. a massive explolosion that atattered windodows all over, cr windows. as you said, kilometers away from the port. i have beeeen in the shoppipingl and have walked 3-4 kilometers to my home, which is not that fafaaway from m the port area, l of thahat is d destroyed. windows, and the like. it's massive. people's lives, totally devastated. it is not known what may have caused the explosion. brent: we are looking at pictures of the flame, the fires that are still

say alexina vallone 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 billin russian doctors say he'll be taken to the airport in the next few hours also coming up. the belorussian opposition leader in exile vows to return.

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onlookers start screaming and the car hom -- car horn blasts as mr. blix slumps over the steering wel. a prominent civil rights lawyer says his three sons were in the vehicle at the time. policing immedial ly offer medisistance, but jacob blake remains in serious condition. some witnesses told local news channe he haseen trying to stop a fight between two women. deils of what led up to the ashootire still emerging. the reaction came quickly, though, with hundreds taking to the streets, truck's that had been moved into place to block protesters were set on fire. we are tired -- >> we are tired of it and this is the whing generationis happening to. the frustration is boiling to the top, and we are sick and tired. >> eventually an emergency curfew was imposed. state leaders quick to link this incident to others like the killing of george floyd "in good aape -- george floyd. >> you would thier the past few months, people stepping up to demandch justicef of police, even police unions would rush to implement some sort of reform. that has not happened for us

thankfully both drivers won homs. it was another disastrous weekend for ferrari sebastian fatso overtaken by what should be a slow alpha remain and just left to fight to teammate shell the classroom easily 13th place up at the front hamilton's biggest fight was with his deteriorating tires but he can't tagging in the right direction crossing the line for his 5th when in 7 races this year edging ever closer to a record equalling 7th title. a 3 year old in taiwan had a lucky escape after she was swept into the air by a kite during a festival footage filmed by people attending the event shows the girl in tangled in the kite she was tossed as high as 10 meters off the ground before bystanders managed to grab the kite and free her the girl's parents said she was shocked but fortunately otherwise on her. there watching news from berlin there's lots more you can get from our website in 30 languages that's i do have you dot com and follow us on twitter and instagram d w news stories is up next a 1000000 blue cross wolf more h

thankfully both drivers won homs. it was another disastrous weekend for ferrari sebastian fatso overtaken by what should be a slow alpha remain and just left to fight teammate shell the classroom easily 13th place up at the front hamilton's biggest fight was with his deteriorating tires but he can't tending in the right direction crossing the line for his teeth when in 7 races this year edging ever closer to a record equalling 7th title. french tennis player been what has reportedly tested positive for the coronavirus ahead of the u.s. open which begins on monday the 31 year old has been removed from the grand slam tournament was seeded 17th and scheduled to play his 1st match on tuesday the u.s. tennis association later confirmed that an unidentified player had would been withdrawn after testing positive for covert 19. new york's iconic metropolitan museum of art is welcoming visitors again after an almost 6 month closure due to the corona virus pandemic visitors must observe safety measures and purchased time ticket

different laboratories this is very different to the news we had coming out of the russian city of homs where lex in the valley was 1st treated after his flight from siberia to moscow was forced to make an emergency landing with him in great distress they said that they're willing to share all of the details from the tests that were carried out in almost with the medical staff here in lynn that say that they carried out numerous tests and found no such toxins the tests on the wall need for a wide spectrum of synthetic substances including inhibitors were negative also on admission to the hospital there was no clinical picture specific to the colon mystery's inhibitor group following the release of these statements we also heard from german chancellor angela merkel and foreign minister heiko must they issued a joint statement in which they wished alexina vilely a swift recovery but also called for a full investigation to find out what happened to him in view of mr numberless prominent role in the political opposition in russia where it is we call upon the authorities there to investigate

the russian opposition figure alexina volley has been loaded on to an air ambulance in the city of homs is now on his way to germany where he will receive emergency medical care anti-corruption campaign or fell critically ill on thursday while on route from siberia to moscow he is currently in a coma his supporters believe he was poisoned the medics who were treating him said however that they had not detected any toxic substances in his system of all these team had been pleading with doctors to allow his evacuation artie's more if an ocean has more. the doctor is in charge of treating alex st of ali in russia's siberian city of almost agreed to allow his transportation to a clinic in germany this is something his family has been repeatedly calling for with his wife julie or even appealing to president why demur putting the medics say that the vine is still very weak and he's not stable they smallman he's not strong enough for travelling but they say they're ready to allow these trust potations at the german doctors and the family's risk. we are not in favor of him being taken anywhere

if they had to got to homs or in a lot of like you have now 8 people killed here in. a couple of months ago beginning of the year they were lacked $200.00 military. troops in the air so they can always be very active but it's always have to also tackle the military aspect ok but now doing so are you have to be aware that this not did not stat from some from nowhere. you'll have at it depends on the country all of the countries don't have exactly the same structure if the compare me share and modern mali is worse off because there is no administration this state is the very weight you have places when you would not have any officer for the whole budget and the russian is huge in a nice share is a glint big difference and you are not don't have these ethnic. sites in the same way you know the ethnic conflicts they have not degenerate at like in mali and you haven't a government trying to fight corruption was not a big scandal and b. the general staff of the has been moved up the and even things happening back trying to but so you have to tackle the problems as they appe

berlin hospital for emergency medical treatment he was airlifted on saturday from the siberian city of homs and ali has been in a coma since falling biologically ill during a flight to moscow on thursday we're all over has the latest from berlin. took a lot of wrangling between doctors in the russian city of. the family but alexei navalny is here in germany here arrived on site today in a special medical plane had been chartered by his supporters as he landed here in berlin and arrived at the hospital flanked by a column of blue flashing lights police motorcycles and other vehicles accompanying the ambulance that he was in to to shot at a hospital he's receiving treatment and undergoing extensive testing at the hospital to try and determine what is behind his illness that resulted in him being in a coma since thursday the berlin police have also put out the same and saying that they are here in increased numbers due to missed in the vanni being in this hospital and we aren't expecting any updates really from the hospital until maybe monday morning. air lexing of armies wife is here so we're

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 reason there was so much wrangling to get this done was that doctors didn't feel it missed in the family was strong enough in order to make the journey. woodruff and we are not in favor of him being taken anywhere from this hospital but considering the requests of his family he will help organize the transportation. alexina valmy took ill on thursday on a flight from siberia back to moscow and the plane had to make an emergency landing in skinner's paramedics arrived on the scene most in the valley was clearly in quite a lot of distress. but there have been claims of poisoning however doctors in say they carried out a top screening and that those results came back showing that there were no toxins in alex in of on the system and

presence of toxic substances and all that remains in intensive care and a hospital in the siberian city of homs where he is in a coma after falling ill during a flight to moscow doctors say they will carry out more tests. and she would you be so far no traces of took sue's have been found in tamil temples we've taken to do not suspect he was poisoned you. are to tell the quarter has the latest on the story the medical staff at the almost cost little say they've completed the preliminary blood and urine tests and they found no trace of a toxic substance or any sort of poison earlier we heard from the head of the hospital he said that in of all nice condition has improved since yesterday but he's still not entirely stable involve the supporters and his family have been calling for the opposition leader to be moved to a facility abroad but the staff at the hospital are saying he's way too fragile to be airlifted anywhere we know what his condition improved overnight but it is not completely stable it is too early to talk about and if to give him a brute 1st we have to make sure his condition is co

in hospital for emergency medical treatment he was airlifted on saturday from the siberian city of homs that arny's been in a coma since he fell ill during a flight to moscow on thursday with the latest his peter oliver. take a lot of wrangling between doctors in russia and the only family but election of ali is here in the shot at a hospital just behind me he flew in on a medical plane that had been chartered by his supporters on saturday he arrived here flanked by a convoy of police motorcycles and other vehicles he's receiving treatment to take and will be subject to extensive tests to try and work out exactly what resulted in him ending up in that coma he's been in since the state police of issued a statement saying that they are here in more numbers than they would be normally at the hospital because of missed and being traced here we aren't expecting really any diagnosis from doctors before monday we do know that. lexan of on these wife is here as well be looking to see if there's any statements from the family russian doctors had warmed to the lexan of ali might not have been wel

flight had to make an emergency landing in the city of homs. he was in some clear distress as he was being taken off the plane his press secretary as well as his supporters have claimed he's been poisoned however doctors in the city of all said that wasn't the case they've also answered questions over why information regarding alexei navalny wasn't released to the media saying it infringed upon patient confidentiality rights. a lot of famous journalists and even doctors were commenting on the situation without having any information they were asking why we're not disclosing details about the diagnosis treatments and test results but all these people know that russian law doesn't allow us to do that we were restricted by the federal law on confidential information. there are plenty theories abound when it comes to what happened to alexa in the valley but some suggesting even his diet may have had something to do with it however the place everybody is looking for answers that are lacking at the moment is just behind me at the show at a hospital i

thankfully both drivers won homs. it was another disastrous weekend for ferrari sebastian fatso overtaken by what should be a slow alpha remain and just left to fight to teammate shell the classroom measly 13th place up at the front hamilton's biggest fights was with his deteriorating tires but he kept tending in the right direction crossing the line for his 5th when in 7 races this year edging ever closer to a record equalling 7th world title. battle isn't still him new york's iconic metropolitan museum of art has opened its doors again after an almost 6 month closure visitors enter with a times ticket and they have to observe social distancing rules in march the coronavirus pandemic forced the met to postpone a series of special events marking a century and a half since it's found it's not unusual picture in new york these days they're queuing to get into the reopened better politan museum distancing thermometers mosques but new york is hungry for culture we've been in lockdown for nearly 6 months and this is food f

thankfully both drivers won homs. it was another disastrous weekend for ferrari sebastian fatso overtaken by what should be a slow alfa romeo and just left a fight to teammate shell the classroom easily 13th place up at the front hamilton's biggest fights was with his deteriorating tire as she kept heading in the right direction crossing the line for his face when in 7 races this year edging ever closer to a record equalling sevens world title. coming up next on d w news my colleague christophe colbert will be with you he will have the latest headlines from the business world and don't forget there's always more in our web site t w dot com you can also follow us on twitter and instagram. i'm sarah kelly in for a landing you so much for joining us here in d w sticker and singing. how the coronavirus is changing the world. china into most of. europe. the situation is serious so take it seriously. africa motivated. the usa the irish sort of gets a little warbird miraculously goes with the pandemic spreads. in 45 minutes

presence of toxic substances in the remains in intensive care in a hospital in the siberian city of homs where he's in a coma after falling ill during a flight to moscow doctors say they will carry out more tests. and she would you be so far no traces of toxins have been found in the new samples we've taken to do not suspect he was poisoned you. could be one. of the so-called has been the following this story for us good to have you back don we've had a couple of press conferences today as we sort of clip from the latest ruling out toxins it seems. well yes good morning neal yeah like like the press conference said basically the biggest takeaway is that there is no indication that there was any poison or of any sort in of all the system this came shortly after a german medical aircraft arrived in 2 taken of all need to a facility in berlin for the treatment of what many of his supporters were considering to be almost definitely a poisoning family was also calling for an of all need to be moved to a facility and germany but all all the to all the while the russian doctors at the hospital

after an emergency landing in the city of homs. press secretary says that he may have been poisoned is dr though says it's too early to say what's the matter with. his will we have already excluded a number of diagnoses i think we will be able to confirm his diagnosis later today it is too soon to say whether he was poisoned or not his state could have been caused by a variety of conditions the same symptoms for yourself. the only energy plant in the gaza strip shuts down after israel stops fuel supplies in response to cross border far more of that story after this break. summersault it's like we just sort it all out during this period of the day we're covering the big dollars a day globalization. with the best but now answer lawrence. welk i'm back here leading u.k. medical school says that the training for doctors in britain is inherently racist the university of bristol medical school says urgent action needs to be taken to examine why teaching may be focuses on how illnesses affect white people historically medical education wa

opposition figurehead and acts in a van the remains in intensive care in a hospital in the siberian city of homs where he's in a coma a valley was taken earlier on thursday during a flight to moscow with suspected poisoning doctors have said his condition is not yet stable enough to allow him to be airlifted abroad for medical care as requested by his family and supporters. allied to r.t. correspondent don quarter what's the latest that's coming out of the hospital about nirvana's condition and the possibility of him being taken abroad. well neal at a recent press conference that just took place moments ago doctors said they're still exploring 5 diet possible diagnoses as to what caused the sudden illness they said they'll need probably another 2 days to determine which one is most accurate and to give our viewers a little bit of background like you said neal in the fall he was on a plane traveling to moscow from siberia when he suddenly fell ill he was there that the pilot had to make an emergency landing in the sea in the siberian city of after paramedics had rushed to his aid and he certainly