belinda. we first introduced her as one of our jefferson award winners. she is a pillar of support for the farm worker community. many call her an angel. >> reporter: dr. belinda was providing basic support for farm workers on this san mateo coast but when the violence broke out she was needed more than ever. dr. belinda shines a bright light in a time of unimaginable grief. >> so many miracles that we have seen. so many threads of love. >> reporter: belinda and her nonprofit leaped into action after a deadly shooting spree at two coastal mushroom farms in a case of suspected workplace vie loans. her and her team new most of the victims and families and led the way in supporting the community. >> it feels shorter than a year. it feels like it just happened. for us and for so many and for the victims, the emotions are still very fresh in our hearts. >> reporter: belinda is a ray of comfort from the home base. a sunshine colored house that a donor brought for the nan profit in 2020. today they serve twice as many people, 2,000 a week. not only with the basi

belinda hernandez-arriaga had already been providing basic support for farmworkers on the central san county coast that when the violence broke out, she was needed more than ever. dr. hernandez-arriaga shines a bright light in the time of unimaginable grief. >> there have been so many miracles we have seen. so many threads of love. >> reporter: belinda leapt into action after a deadly shooting spree at two coastal microforms a year ago in a case of suspected workplace violence. belinda and her team knew most of the victims and their families and they have led the way and supporting the farmworker community. >> it feels shorter than a year. it feels like it just happened. for us, and for so many, the emotions are still very fresh in our heart. >> belinda and alas are rays of comfort from their home base, a sunshine color house that a donor bot for the nonprofit. today, they are serving twice as many people, 2000 a week. not only with the basics from food to health care and education, but with mental health counseling. the need has doubled after the shooting. belinda and alas launched n

what do you make of this, belinda ? i you make of this, belinda? a strident royalist . when you read about what we have read about prince andrew. this week, what do you make of what's been said? >> i'm. i'm gutted for the royal family. obviously but look, the great ancient institution of our monarchy is much bigger than any of the individuals involved . and of the individuals involved. and in fact, historically, over centuries, we've had many a bad playboy, dodgy prince going right back through the years. we even had dirty bertie, edward the seventh, that's queen victoria's son, a bit of a womaniser. he had george the fourth, who was a drunkard and a gluttonous man . we had henry the gluttonous man. we had henry the eighth, who killed two, two of his wives, and charles the second, who has at least who had at least 12 illegitimate children. so it's not like we've had royal family since had a saintly royal family since time they've been time began. they've always been the bad apples. and actually today's royal family in comparison. you know, still is

now belinda's next belinda, what have you got for us?nt is awash with speculation as to what caused the princess of wales to suffer abdominal surgery so serious it has led to a two week stay in hospital and months out of public view. it may be in the public interest to know if a senior is ill, know if a senior royal is ill, but i don't believe they should have to disclose their diagnosis. illnesses can be diagnosis. many illnesses can be deeply distressing and having it splashed across media again , splashed across media again, their impact their wishes could impact recovery , impact the children recovery, impact the children involved and even the anxiety of the nation . our monarchy is the the nation. our monarchy is the physical embodiment of our flag. it is the only thing that stands between us and a sleazy celeb cnnge between us and a sleazy celeb cringe politician representing our country . they may not be our country. they may not be perfect, but i believe it's our duty to form a ring of protection around our future queen. when she

now belinda's next belinda, what have you got for us?ment is awash with speculation as to what caused the princess of wales to suffer abdominal surgery so serious it has led to a two week stay in hospital and months out of public view. it may be in the public interest to know if a senior is ill, know if a senior royal is ill, but i don't believe they should have to disclose their diagnosis. illnesses can be diagnosis. many illnesses can be deeply distressing and having it splashed across media again , splashed across media again, their impact their wishes could impact recovery , impact the children recovery, impact the children involved and even the anxiety of the nation . our monarchy is the the nation. our monarchy is the physical embodiment of our flag. it is the only thing that stands between us and a sleazy celeb cnnge between us and a sleazy celeb cringe politician representing our country . they may not be our country. they may not be perfect, but i believe it's our duty to form a ring of protection around our future queen. when s

belinda had been providing bay sec support for farmworkers for a decade. but when violence broke out, she was needed more than ever. dr. belinda hernandez ariaga shines a bright light at the time of unimaginable grief. >> there's been so many miracles that we've seen. there's so many threats of love. >> reporter: belinda and her non-profit leaped into action after a deadly shooting spree at two coastal mushroom farms a year ago at a case of suspected workplace violence. belinda and her team knew most of the victims and their families, and they led the way in supporting the farmworkers community. >> it feels shorter than a year. it feels like it just happened. and so for us for so many and for the victims, the emotions are still very fresh in our hearts. >> reporter: belinda and allas are a comfort from their home base. a sunshine yellow house that the donor bought for the non-profit in the first pandemic of the summer of 2020. today they're serving twice as many people, 2,000 a week. not only with the basics from food and healthcare and education, but with

. think the belinda.death penalty is a cop out because families because it hurts the families more hurts so you more than it hurts them. so you want be more barbaric? want to be more barbaric? >> what said on >> you do what belinda said on this. it is more barbaric. this. well, it is more barbaric. >> but look, that's torture . >> but look, that's torture. >> but look, that's torture. >> that's torture. >> that's torture. >> the people were complaining that guy did. took 25 that this guy did. took 25 minutes you're saying minutes to die. you're saying you're that you don't you're assuming that you don't plan us? plan on killing any of us? >> would be okay for the >> would you be okay for the state kill when you state to kill you when you haven't anything wrong? haven't done anything wrong? because i said because in the us, i said it beyond doubt. beyond reasonable doubt. >> except in the u.s >> except that in the u.s always, was always, right? yeah, but it was on the us, you've on this case in the us, you

no, you don't. >> belinda. belinda. >> belinda. belinda. >> on. gary >> belinda. come on.no clue. belinda got a clue. >> he's an idiot. gary lineker got a clue. >:toie's an idiot. gary lineker got a clue. >:to retweetdiot. gary lineker got a clue. >:to retweet that gary lineker is to retweet that gary lineker is to retweet that gary lineker is an idiot to go on about nazi germany rhetoric, and then to tweet out israel should be banned. he should be ashamed of himself . banned. he should be ashamed of himself. he's he's a prize hypocrite that he's done more damage to the bbc than anything in the last few years. and the bbc little lapdog. bbc are like his little lapdog. when will grow spine and when will they grow a spine and get him? get rid of him? >> stick with you, >> let me stick with you, belinda. of the daily belinda. the front of the daily telegraph tory deputy chairman to bill. to rebel over rwanda. bill. so this anderson brendan this is lee anderson brendan clarke—smith. going to clarke—smith. they are going to vote to the vote for the amendments to the rwanda to t

no, you don't. >> belinda. belinda. >> belinda. belinda. >> come when >> belinda. come on. right. no clue. belinda got a clue. >> he's an idiot. gary lineker got a clue. >> hretweetdiot. gary lineker got a clue. >> hretweet that gary lineker is to retweet that gary lineker is to retweet that gary lineker is an idiot to go on about nazi germany rhetoric, and then to tweet out israel should be banned. he should be ashamed of himself . banned. he should be ashamed of himself. he's he's a prize hypocrite that he's done more damage to the bbc than anything in the last few years. and the bbc his little lapdog. bbc are like his little lapdog. when will grow spine and when will they grow a spine and get him? get rid of him? >> stick with you, >> let me stick with you, belinda. of the daily belinda. the front of the daily telegraph tory chairman telegraph tory deputy chairman to bill. to rebel over rwanda. bill. so this anderson brendan this is lee anderson brendan clarke—smith. going to clarke—smith. they are going to vote to the vote for the amendments to the rwanda to them rwanda

um, up next, it's belinda. go belinda, belinda. go away. belinda, what's gears week?e world is becoming dangerous becoming more dangerous as the west divided and west looks divided and weak, and those are rubbing those hostile to us are rubbing their hands with glee. it is time arm britain, arm up their hands with glee. it is tinthe arm britain, arm up their hands with glee. it is tinthe hilt.1 britain, arm up their hands with glee. it is tinthe hilt. bring in, arm up their hands with glee. it is tinthe hilt. bring backm up their hands with glee. it is tinthe hilt. bring back a up their hands with glee. it is tinthe hilt. bring back a form to the hilt. bring back a form of national service, teach loyalty, allegiance, national unity out the unity in schools, strip out the poisonous that is . poisonous woke culture that is. a emasculating our military in, invest in and expand our armed forces and make them once again feared and respected around the world. it is the least our government owes this country and our brave servicemen and women. and yet our government is forev

. think the belinda.the death penalty is a cop out because families because it hurts the families more hurts so you more than it hurts them. so you want be more barbaric? want to be more barbaric? >> what said on >> you do what belinda said on this. it is more barbaric. this. well, it is more barbaric. >> but look, that's torture . >> but look, that's torture. >> but look, that's torture. >> that's torture. >> that's torture. >> the people were complaining that guy did. took 25 that this guy did. took 25 minutes you're saying minutes to die. you're saying you're that you don't you're assuming that you don't plan us? plan on killing any of us? >> would be okay for the >> would you be okay for the state kill when you state to kill you when you haven't anything wrong? haven't done anything wrong? because i said because in the us, i said it beyond doubt. beyond reasonable doubt. >> except in the us >> except that in the us always, was always, right? yeah, but it was on the us, you've on this case in the us, y

uh, coming from alan, 100% agree with you, belinda . we 100% agree with you, belinda. strength of our the woke our armed forces. been the woke agenda. our armed forces. been the woke agenda . amen. alan good lad. now agenda. amen. alan good lad. now it's agenda. amen. alan good lad. now wsfime agenda. amen. alan good lad. now it's time for our next debate. darren, what's been on your mind this week ? this week? >> well, where do i start? right i want to talk to you about a really important theme. since october the 7th, which was the israel attack, the massacre that took place at the hands of hamas . london has been hijacked by sympathisers of islamist extremism. and it's a sad reality for our historic . city reality for our historic. city every week now, you hear chants of jihad and intifada , and they of jihad and intifada, and they resonate through the streets. if you ask me, it's a grim reminder of the ideology seeping in to our society . john woodcock is our society. john woodcock is now called lord walney, and a former labour mp. he's demanding accountability and i

butterworth, and former brexit party mep belinda de lucy . and party mep belinda de lucy.l 4 inside the telegraph. channel 4 are at the centre of a diversity row tonight after they launched a protest against the appointment of four directors to the board because they are white. channel 4 chairman sir ian cheshire has warned that the board is now lagging behind its own diversity targets, with 41 of 15 members now due to be white. this clashes with the broadcaster's target to take 20% of staff from ethnic minorities , of staff from ethnic minorities, 12% from the disabled community and 6% lg. bt iq plus. so is it fair to rail against the appointment of white board members belinda . members belinda. >> no, i think it's horrible , >> no, i think it's horrible, this sort of anti—white rhetoric that's being sanctioned at the moment . i'm that's being sanctioned at the moment. i'm not that's being sanctioned at the moment . i'm not surprised. it's moment. i'm not surprised. it's come from channel 4. if you're good enough for the job, if you've got there on merit, that surely is b

we've got belinda. you were belinda., this is an art exhibition created for children by and this is the by children. and this is the kind reason those kind of stuff the reason those topics to children topics are important to children or saying they're or if they're saying they're important, adults important, is because adults have indoctrinated. >> and feel deeply >> and i feel deeply uncomfortable with any adult targeting children with gender ideology and wrong body theory. i think in a few years, adults that have contributed to children being exposed to this will up in court. will end up in court. >> you think we have to force >> do you think we have to force this stuff kids, mike? this stuff on kids, mike? i mean, go to mean, look, you know, you go to it just it's just it's everywhere, isn't it? >> this exhibition is >> this is this exhibition is just they just explaining things as they are world to kids. are in the world today to kids. i mean, you can't move in the world without talking world without people talking a

we've got belinda. you were belinda., this is an art exhibition created for children by and this is the by children. and this is the kind reason those kind of stuff the reason those topics to children topics are important to children or saying they're or if they're saying they're important, adults important, is because adults have indoctrinated. >> and i deeply >> and i feel deeply uncomfortable with any adult targeting children with gender ideology and wrong body theory. i think in a few years, adults that have contributed to children being exposed to this will up in court. will end up in court. >> you think we have to force >> do you think we have to force this stuff on kids, mike? i mean, you go to mean, look, you know, you go to it just it's just it's everywhere, isn't it? >> this exhibition is >> this is this exhibition is just they >> this is this exhibition is justin they >> this is this exhibition is justin the they >> this is this exhibition is justin the world they >> this is this exhibition is justin the world

belinda provides a space for self expression.recent audience feel they are not alone in their struggles. >> singing, people are trying when he sang that night. >> reporter: for belinda, a licensed mental health clinician embracing the farm worker community brings her healing as well. >> that collective strength, the care, and my personal faith has helped to say we will get through this one day at a time. >> reporter: one day, one hug at a time. >> you can nominate your local hero for (vo) if you overdraw your account, wells fargo gives you an extra day grace period to avoid the overdraft fee. what if everything came with a grace period? like accidentally parking where you shouldn't... (driver 2) nah.. that one gets an extra day (vo) like having an extra day grace period? you can with wells fargo. (vo) at wells fargo, direct deposits come up to two days early with early pay day. what if everything came two days early? (hero) have a good weekend! (co-worker) but it's wednesday... (hero) it's the weekend baby. (vo) want to get paid

belinda provides a space for self expression. his music helped a recent audience feel they are not alone in their struggles. >> singing and people are crying when he sang that night. . >> reporter: for belinda, a licensed mental health clinician embracing the farm worker community brings her healing as well. >> that collective strength, the care, and my personal faith has helped to say we will get through this one day at a time. >> reporter: one day, one hug at a time. >> you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at kpix.com/hero. >>> the freezing temperatures have put a lot of lives in danger including a swan in wichita, kansas. friday morning firefighters jumped into action to save the animal stranded on a frozen lake. people called the fire department saying they noticed the bird stuck on the ice since thursday afternoon. after a night alone, firefighters made a rescue. they say the each pie sewed is a reminder to people not to walk on the ice. the swan was wrapped up in a warm blanket and carried to dry la

now i'm sort of on belinda's side of this, of on on belinda's side of this, not necessarily for the reasonsda says, but i think if these children from if we do get these children from these learn these backgrounds and learn about think about diversity, i don't think it'll difference to the it'll make any difference to the dental all, because dental hygiene at all, because when they get home, they start eating the same rubbish food, the crisps, the pop, the crisps, the chocolate, processed food, the pop, the crisps, the chocthat's processed food, the pop, the crisps, the chocthat's the processed food, the pop, the crisps, the chocthat's the realessed food, the pop, the crisps, the chocthat's the real damage)d, the pop, the crisps, the chocthat's the real damage that and that's the real damage that i can extend the i think we can extend the welfare state far too widely. >> that's concern. i think we >> that's my concern. i think we should constricting the should be constricting the welfare to welfare state. it's up to parents the parents to look after the children. that's their primary respon

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in fact, belinda, members belinda, we've got members of our who are being our royal navy who are beingsked to introduce their pronouns start of meeting pronouns at the start of meeting and avoid microaggressions. >> meanwhile , we can't deploy >> meanwhile, we can't deploy certain ships in the middle east because of staff shortage. because of a staff shortage. >> and iran >> i mean, russia and iran must be giggling, their be giggling, rubbing their hands with so with glee. this is so embarrassing and such bad , embarrassing and doing such bad, huge harm the reputation of huge harm to the reputation of our armed forces. and let's be honest, diversity . inclusion honest, diversity. inclusion equals discrimination against white men and discrimination against women's rights. >> that's all. it's ever meant. it's infected our public sector. it's infected our public sector. it's done huge damage to our police. this is all top down. so these brave service men and women being infected by women are being infected by this. who's going to sign up this. and who's going to sign up if they're terrifi

so give belinda so i just want to give belinda just last word. just one last word. >> adults that user want to terrify children over something children have something that children have absolutely no control over absolutely no control to over need to go to parenting lessons. i it's one of the worst i think it's one of the worst things can for to things you can do for to children. children shouldn't be worried the world worried about the world exploding when they're six years old. so dangerous. old. that is so dangerous. >> de lucy and >> okay, belinda de lucy and laura johnson abuse of power over children using fear to control them. thank you both for powerfully. >> my son knows that his mother is fighting my son when he's a teenagen >> we're going to end it there. but thank you both. ladies laura and belinda, for putting across your case. your case is so powerfully i think we actually, i think there were two pretty good arguments there. i liked the adopted child metaphor. that was nice. that was a yeah, i want to keep my keep my children a bit innocent from all the disasters. >> let'

in fact, belinda, members belinda, we've got members of our who are being our royal navy who are beingsked to introduce their pronouns start of meeting pronouns at the start of meeting and avoid microaggressions. >> meanwhile , we can't deploy >> meanwhile, we can't deploy certain ships in the middle east because of staff shortage. because of a staff shortage. >> and iran >> i mean, russia and iran must be giggling, their be giggling, rubbing their hands with so with glee. this is so embarrassing and doing such bad , embarrassing and doing such bad, huge the reputation of huge harm to the reputation of our armed forces. and let's be honest, diversity . inclusion honest, diversity. inclusion equals discrimination against white men and discrimination against women's rights. >> that's all. it's ever meant. it's infected our public sector. it's infected our public sector. it's done huge damage to our police. this is all down. so police. this is all top down. so these brave service men and women are being infected by this. who's going to sign up this. and who's going to sign up if they're t

we would say this off to summer because now we have the big border guard called winter. belinda is due to reopen the border crossings that closed with russia. the same day, the 2nd round of presidential voting takes place. february 11th. now the wealth largest crew ships began its maiden voyage on saturday from the us city of miami. right all caribbeans icon of the seas is about 365 meters. that's longer than the height of the eiffel tower. so think about that for a 2nd. the shape has space for almost 10000 passengers and crew members. it's 20 decks also house more than 40 restaurants and boss 7 swimming pools and an ice skating break. very impressive states you and some on use of the top of the out the can you see is what old cars tires have to do with the production? here's a hand so the real media watch now on youtube the there are some places.

we would say this off to summer because now we have that big border guard called winter. belinda is due to reopen the border crossings. it closed with russia. the same day, the 2nd round of presidential voting takes place. february 11th to france, now we're leaving out eventually is world famous painting. the mona lisa has been attacked by activists to protesters for soup at the prices artwork, which is protected by 6 bullet to glass. in the live museum in paris, the museum says, the exhibition is again open to the public. and i asked either way, as lisa louis and paris, whether the painting had been damaged as well. it's not actually, as he said, it's behind bullet proof, gloss, nachos, talk to spikes. when we from the louvre, you confirmed that the, the painting has not been done much to, she said everything is okay. the room have reopened and everything is back to normal. and who did it, what do we know? well, we know that it's a, it was done by a group that is called the post i didn't mean to or which means dietary responds. they are asking, as you set for a re loans of the dietary

the mike is open and anyone can share if the not move to belinda foldable and she organizes the monthly poetry event, may be the main goal of these poetry, evenings of to make it create in word herds and to keep the crate in literature alive. not only the classic of literature, but also wherever eating a lot of modern text. i also like to share my words sometimes. and it is, it is a beautiful space for people to feel like home to the place. but nadia used to call home is now near the front line in a war she and many other ukrainians here. consider going back to be too dangerous i think now that it's been almost 2 years i have cope with the emotion. and i have come to acceptance. i have come to accept the pain and i have come to accept the chase that has been dial to so many craniums in my family also. um, i've been angry. i've been that i've been lost. i've been said, i've been all of the things around a 100000 ukranian migrants now live in berlin and in the hall to the city. ukrainian activists of setup memorials to raise awareness about the destruction that rushes occupation for us on

i will not move to belinda affordable and she organizes the monthly poetry event. the main goal of these poetry evenings of to make it create in word hurts and to keep the crate in literature alive. not only the classic of literature, but also we're reading a lot of modern text. i also like to share my words sometimes. and it is, it is a beautiful space for people to feel like home. the place that nadia used to call home is now near the front line. you know, bull she and many other ukrainians here. consider going back to be too dangerous. i think now that it's been almost 2 years i have cope with the emotion and i have come to accept it . i have come to accept the pain and i have come to accept the chase that has been dial to so many craniums in my family. also um, i've been angry and that i've been lost. i've been said, i've been all of the things around a 100000 ukranian migrants now live in berlin. and in the hall to the city. ukrainian activists have set up memorials to raise awareness about the destruction that rushes occupation for us on that country. this on

the mike is open and anyone can share the not move to belinda foldable and she organizes the monthly poetry event. may be the main goal of these poetry, evenings of to make it create in word herds and to keep the crate in literature alive. not only the classic of literature but also wherever eating a lot of modern text. um, i also like to share my word sometimes. and it is, it is a beautiful space for people to feel like home the place. but nadia used to call home is now near the front line in a war this is she and many other ukrainians here. consider going back to be too dangerous. i think now that it's been almost 2 years i have cope with the emotion. and i have come to accept it . i have come to accept the pain and i have come to accept the chase that has been dial to so many premiums in my family also. um, i've been angry. i've been that i've been lost. i've been set up an all of the things around a 100000 ukranian migrants now live in berlin and in the hall to the city. ukrainian activists of setup memorials to raise awareness about the destruction that rushes occupation for us

the conflicts own with tim sebastian, i guess from belinda is alexander w. director of the con, the russia, your agent center for now rush is economy has stabilized. and mr. put in, incisive on war crimes charges is nonetheless finding plenty of friends so well as new found confidence symptom into a big a role with ukraine. i've even a fight with mason conflicts the next on dw, the from our media to russia using his grandfather's war. time diary as a guide filmmaker, how cool milk on young takes us on a very personal journey through lands as geo politically contested. today, as they were decades past, the war diary in 30 minutes on the w. we've got some hot tips for your package that zip code is. so cities check on some great cultural memorials to boot w, travel regarding the, the slow crew context and ukraine will soon, the head ends with 3rd you with the pressure on care to advance on the battlefield . and re energize support in the west. my guess from belin is alexander w, director of the con, the russia, your agent center. the bad news is that unfortunately, the support for your trade

we would say this off to summer because now we have that big border guard called winter. belinda is due to reopen the border crossings. it closed with russia the same day. the 2nd round of presidential voting takes place. february 11th. and before we go, here's a quick reminder of our top stories. at this hour, one person has been killed and an armed attack on a catholic church and assemble turkeys, interior ministers, as 2 armed assailants burst into a sunday service at the church and assemble. sorry, your district and one of the world's most famous paintings. the mona lisa has been attacked to active is through su, davinci, surprises, artwork, which is protected by bullet proof. and it's all the news for now of next to 77 percent, the magazine for africa's youth. so stay tuned for that. i am the culturally thank you so much for your company. at the top of the hour, i will be back with more by the every jenny is surprises. me. it's gone all out to give you some of the right people in your northern most count the police the free time. but still very much alive. your guy to this.

we would say this off the summer because now we have that big border guard called winter. belinda is due to reopen the border crossings that closed with russia. the same day, the 2nd round of presidential voting takes place. february 11th. as a reminder of, i'll tell story. as starting when he has taken place, either 4 miles risk that comes to mac into national, a low cost, remember, and state survivors. let's condos both. the more than 1000000 people with methods on the account. that's all the news for now. up next is reports out with a look at the persecution of german romani families doing to hold across the states and from on use kind of top of the out the sometimes the right how that you out to the highlight for sure. every week, not the model inside gaza. it's been more than 100 days since the last here attacks on israel dw reporter of mohammed lives and works in the gaza strip. he has been documents.

she would not move to belinda affordable and she organizes the monthly poetry event. the main goal of these poetry evenings to make it create in word herds and to keep the crate in literature alive. not only the classic of literature but also wherever eating a lot of modern text. um, i also like to share my word sometimes. and um, it is, it is a beautiful space for people to, to like home the place. but nadia used to call home is now near the front line in a war she and many other ukrainians here considered going back to be too dangerous. i think now that it's been almost 2 years i have cope with the emotion. and i have come to acceptance. i have come to accept the pain and i have come to accept the chase that has been dial to so many craniums in my family also. um, i've been angry. i've been that i've been lost. i've been said, i've been all of the things around a 100000 ukrainian migrants now live in berlin and in the hall to the city. ukrainian activists of set up memorials to raise awareness about the destruction that rushes occupation for us on that country. this

i'm 0 but i did too hard to go to bed because you see gemini o, belinda is your home and it's all very difficult either. do you usually let racism get to me like that? but it did. it didn't make me aggressive. do you think? what so this crap most? the focus no times to the parties position and the german parliament where the debates is whether they should be fund entirely a new, clear option for all with legal hard those. and that may help rather than hinder the far right. so do you know me use political correspondence? i mean youngest following this for us, i asked him why the a f d is so successful? the spike resistance that we've seen on the streets. what brett, of course, there are many different reasons why people might be drawn to a policy like the alternative for germany as the one key thing certainly is the issue of migration. that's the issue that they've put to the center of many of the campaigns. and they call this a tough line that you, you heard about in the piece there. and that's something that it clearly is, is wondering a lot of people, it's got a lot of people interes

we would say this off the summer because now we have that big border guard called winter. belinda is due to reopen the border crossings that closed with russia. the same day, the 2nd round of presidential voting takes place. february 11th, the world's largest crew ship began its maiden voyage on saturday from the us city of miami. take a look at that royal caribbean. the icon of the seas is about 365 meters. that's long got on the heights of the eiffel tower. the ship a space for almost 10000 passengers and crew members. it's 20 decks also house more than 40 restaurants and boss 7 swimming pools and i'm ice skates and bring the what did you like to be on that? well, that's all the news will now save this. i've next with wow, brings love in minutes of back. i am a michael junior, thanks for watching states you and we have more news coming up on the top of the out the rules when we say they're about never giving up every weekend on d w because problem sponsored 0. so it's one of the sale when he knows how to use this not, i mean this guy knows about energy in a way that these as much s

we would say this off to summer because now we have that big border guard called winter. belinda is due to reopen the border crossings that closed with russia. the same day, the 2nd round of presidential voting takes place. february 11th, they are not on the vinci is world famous painting. the mona lisa has been attacked by activists to protesters through soup as the prices, artwork, which is protected by sick bullet proof glass. and the live museum in paris, the museum says, the painting was not damaged and the exhibition is again open to the public. a group called the post ali montez claims responsibility for the attack. they're demanding sustainable food and a fair agricultural system in the country. and before we go quick reminder of our top story, the military rulers of these air molly and burkina, faso say they are leaving the west african economic block. echo was it had a post sections on the 3 countries demanding. they return to democracy. that's all for now and things such as well. we'll have a news at the top of the next hour. is it for me? thanks so much for your company. the

we would say this off to summer because now we have that big border guard called winter. belinda is due to reopen the border crossings. it closed with russia. the same day, the 2nd round of presidential voting takes place. february 11th. let's look at some breaking news coming in now to the vein. cheese well being was painting them or not . lisa has been to phased in the lose of gallery in paris. you're seeing live, take face of that, the environmental activism, splost soup on the glass pain, protecting the price of the software. it is not clear without the painting stuff. and that means that the results will have more of the story in late templates. the that's all in use when i did. i've used kasha arrive, as i have next to stay tuned for that plus more use at the top of the hour. i am eddie micah junior. thanks for sharing. the time with me. the people in trucks injured was trying to feed the city center the straight screen the around the world more than 130000000 people us we of mine because.

they also have to react to those allegations to that secret, to a private meeting that was held in the belinda the reaction is not one that should only be left to the courts. if the alternative for germany party should be fined or not, or to the politicians, whether they react, that's a national or in regional part of months. that it should also come from society itself. and it's important here to stress that the, if the is pulling in germany at around 20 to 23 percent. and in the eastern part of the country and 3 regions where they will be elections. this the, the, if these actually leading in the polls. but there is a majority of people here in the country who do not necessarily view in a positive light. the policy is that the a, if the is defending and that's why basically the need to actually go to the streets, especially after that secret meeting was reveal that happened in november last year . the secret meeting to uh, what was that all about how to break down force? what happens? essentially this was reported by an investigator. this portal called corrective and this meeting held to wha

charlie mullins, pimlico plumbers and of course, former brexit mep belinda former brexit party mep belindat with you here studio, you here in the studio, when you listen farage, his listen to nigel farage, his assessment do you feel assessment there, do you feel that is as good it that maybe this is as good as it was to get, given that we was going to get, given that we had and was had the pandemic and it was inevitably always going be inevitably always going to be a bit of a mixed bag? >> well, think bit of >> well, i think it's a bit of a poor excuse from nigel there that haven't it properly. >> facts are, nigel, that >> the facts are, nigel, that it's . it's not going it's not worked. it's not going to we rejoin. i to work. yes, we will rejoin. i mean, better off it ? mean, are we better off for it? >> are they? >> are they? >> can in there, charlie? >> can i jump in there, charlie? we're rejoin. under we're going to rejoin. under which because labour which government? because labour aren't unless which government? because labour arerdon't unless which government? because labour arerdon

naturally belinda , i don't recognise . the belinda, i don't recognise.l. >> he's a very respectable politician . politician. >> he reflects millions of concerned voters out there. >> um, he speaks for the people on many, many issues. he has done for decades. he's a highly experienced politician, hugely influential in and outside of a political role. >> he has successfully won elections as um. >> and nigel is the most excellent communicator . excellent communicator. >> he makes sunak and, uh, starmer look like dull, grey suhed starmer look like dull, grey suited technocrats . suited technocrats. >> bricks. nigel could walk into a men's working club one minute, and then the women's institute the next, and be just about as warmly welcomed and respected. and i think he would be very welcomed if he came back into politics, especially with reform uk in a in a big, strong role. >> i think he would be very welcomed and he would do wonders for the party. >> um, but whether he does or not, reform uk will still exist under the excellent leadership of tice . of rich

homestar for just 20 year old cats and dogs are still the world's most popular pest, pest psychologist belinda, kind of tells us why the dog, they live in family groups and having similar lifestyle to to us humans. so they fit perfectly with us. people say that the caps are half human behavior, but i think we just fascinated by the independence of cuts the caps. they are like bread for just like 100 for to use. but the doc actually lives among assume and since 15000 years. so yes. so it's not 1500. no, 15000. yes. of course there is also a place for homeless pets. your biggest animal shelter is also in germany. i'm at the berlin animal shelter to talk to laurie. she runs to shelter here. and house animals like this one, find a new home every day and what happens to most of the animals here? do most of them find a home. yeah. like 90 percent of the animals kind of home, sometimes we get screwed cuts was free roaming cuts end of the construction. we release them. so there are been some street cuts in germany. stuff. yeah. and i think there is no country in the world with less load sword cut popu

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i see this off the summer because now we have that big border guard called winter. belinda is due to reopen the border crossings. it closed with russia. the same day, the 2nd round of presidential voting takes place. february 11th, and we can now tilt correspond and terry shows a file dash report for us to you've just described an election campaign that sounds a bit black last. if the candidates don't have any way to distinguish themselves by taking different stands on important issues, how about citizens deciding who to vote for to it's true that when i was there, i heard that voters are complaining that the campaign has been boring. if you don't have anything to fight about, then you really don't find yourself gravitating toward one candidate or another in, in the ways that you normally would. so i expect that voters will fall back largely on, on party loyalty for one thing. and i heard of it and people are looking to, to really feel something personal from the candidates for perhaps the 1st time in a finish election. and that's why social media has been so important. they want to

but i had to hard to go to bed because you see gemini, oh belinda is your home and it's all very difficult. i don't usually let racism get to me like that, but it did. it didn't make me aggressive. do you think? what so this crap must the focus know times to the parties position in the german parliament where the debates is whether they should be fund entirely a new, clear option fraught with legal, hard those. and that may only help, rather than hinder the far right. what do you use political correspondence, i mean, youngest following this for so i asked him why the, the party is so successful and that's despite the resistance we've seen on the streets what. but of course, there are many different reasons why people might be drawn to a policy like deal tentative for germany, a f d one key thing certainly is the issue of migration. that's the issue that they've put to at the center of many of the campaigns. and they've got this a tough line that you, you heard about in the piece there. and that's something that it clearly is, is wondering a lot of people who a lot of people interested them

i'm 0 but i didn't too hard to go to bed because you see gemini o, belinda is your home and it's all very difficult. i don't usually let racism get to me like that, but it did. it didn't make me aggressive. do you think? what so this crap must the focus know times to the parties position in the german parliament where the debates is whether they should be funded entirely. a new, clear option for all with legal hard those. and that may help rather than hinder the far right. and of course if now the top sort of you're following for you and this is really prime minister. benjamin netanyahu has publicly rejected calls from the united states for finest any of the state to live in there, who also said is relevant, not skilled back, it's offensive and does a until it has destroyed from us. that's all for the moment. but coming up after the break, my colleague eddie micah jr, is up next wave at the dap do use africa. that's after the break. i'm british management building is of the or the world. but tell here we are happy that we are boxing the story. we have a getting a visa is more difficu

but i had to hard to go to bed because you see gemini, o, belinda is your home and it's all very difficult. i don't usually let racism get to me like that, but it did not have because it didn't make me aggressive. do you think? what so this crap again, so most the focus no times to the parties position in the german parliament where the debates is whether they should be funded entirely a nuclear option for all with legal hard goals. and that may help rather than hinder the far right darkies 1st astronaut has been launched into space, is now headed to the international space station after blasting off from sort of the about a space, x struck it along with the swedes. and anytime in the 3rd private cru invited by mazda, they will spend 2 weeks performing experiments chatting to school children and soaking in the views of, of the tiny homes. it's costing each of the seats on each of the 3 countries involved. i'm sorry, $55000000.00. i've been separated from the product and dropped that dragon steps you should reach the space station on. on saturday, x 3 crew back to earth in just about 2 week

i see this off the summer because now we have the big border guard called winter. belinda is due to reopen the border crossings that closed with russia the same day. the 2nd round of presidential voting takes place. february 11th, and we can now tilt correspond, and terry shows on file dash report for us to you've just described in the election compound. it sounds a bit black last is the candidates don't have any way to distinguish themselves by taking different stands on important issues. how about citizens deciding who to vote for to it's true that when i was there, i heard that voters are complaining that the campaign has been boring. if you don't have anything to fight about, then you really don't find yourself gravitating toward one candidate or another in, in the ways that you normally would. so i expect that voters will fall back largely on, on party loyalty for one thing. and i heard of it and people are looking to, to really feel something personal from the candidates for perhaps the 1st time in a finish election. and that's why social media has been so important. they want to lea

but i had to hard to go to bed because you see gemini, oh belinda is your home and it's all very difficult. i don't easily let racism get to me like that. but it did. it didn't make me aggressive. do you think? what so this crap most the focus know times to the parties position and the german parliament where the debates is whether they should be fund entirely a new, clear option for all with legal hard goals. and that may help, rather than hinder the far right from more than i'm doing by our political correspondence. i mean young simon. yeah, we've seen thousands of people protesting it, and yet we have to remember the a f d. this party is now the 2nd most popular according to the national polls. so how do we explain that? why is this party so successful? the web right? of course, there are many different reasons why people might be drawn to a policy like the alternative for germany. a f d one key thing certainly is the issue of migration. that's the issue that they've put to the center of many of the campaigns. and they've got this a tough line that you, you heard about in the piece ther