this is deja news coming to you live from bali and a power struggle in venezuela as the opposition leader declares himself president hundreds of thousands take to the streets to demand president nicolas maduro leave office the head of the opposition why quando says he's the country's only legitimate leader a move that's why the united states. even said wednesday that good to overshadow

the pope's visit to nearby panama he's expected to champion human rights at the world youth day a cabin call that could resonate in caracas. and prisoners in a global power game china's security services target for foreign does in what looks like retaliation for last month's arrest of a scene ethical to executives in canada. plus in the next sixty minutes growing up behind bogs. want him to think his mother's if he doesn't understand that she's long talk to the turkish children imprisoned with their mothers and only allowed out at the weekend rights groups say many of the mothers have been jailed for political reasons.

i don't have a warm welcome to you i'm on the touch then a sailor is in uncharted political territory the country's opposition leader one why do has declared himself interim president he made the move to bring a wave of street protests against president nicolas maduro has won the support of the u.s. and several neighbors but the government's key ally russia has said it stands by makhdoom why though has described men duras rule as a dictatorship which has plunged the country into economic chaos. he hopes these words can topple the as well as government opposition leader one ply two swore himself in as interim president has thousands cheered him on. my. aim is ending this usurpation and this treasonous government and holding free elections if this happens then let god and let the nation reward us and if not then

let them demand otherwise. quite those declaration comes as hundreds of thousands rallied across venezuela to support the opposition they call president maduro as government illegitimate and blame him for their country's economic collapse. but as their protests continued deadly violence spread. several demonstrators have been reported killed amid clashes with police. while authorities clamp down on protesters in a spoilers opposition is getting fresh support elsewhere president trump joined a growing list of leaders who say they recognize one quite oh has been as well as interim president trump tweeted the announcement and wrote venezuelans have spoken out against maduro and his regime and demanded freedom and the rule of law. firm president maduro has hit back by the. going to cut all ties with washington he

told all u.s. diplomatic staff to leave the country within seventy two hours but demand the white house rejects. out of venezuela they go enough interventionism there is dignity here and here there are people to defend this land . but the opposition says they have the claim to defending the country from the mature a government. says he intends to act as interim president only until new and fair elections can be held. so dramatic developments in venezuela for some analysis i have with me money silver farai joins me in the studio he's a venezuelan journalist and a lecturer at berlin's free university with the money that was sole of one he looks very caus not to but how much support does he have not just in the capital

but across the country it was really his surprise though has a lot of for all over the contrary not only in the big serious also we saw yesterday a lot of movement and demonstration in small towns like sank a. file called. clothes etc so it was really a surprise this new comments at best well in politics and how many people he's hoping now that white though could be the new the new man of the that can do to concrete for a new translation of the democracy and looking at the pictures one gets the sense he seems to have captured the imagination of the screens he has been recognized by the united states in neighboring countries but a key ally of venezuela out of russia has come out in support of macdougal and said they want the u.s. not to intervene militarily what is russia's strategic interest there. of course

going to swell up. so in history a key role in politics in latin america not only because oil. then as well was very important more cressy and it's a big concrete with a lot of relationship going in the last twenty years venezuela in korea's. position in latin america and also are on the war. that there is a reason because russia has to support the position of an as well in latin america and an international institutional night of mention in my duty was of course outrageous at the u.s. for recognizing the interim president and the moderator wants to expel all the u.s. diplomats from the country how do you see this playing out this is the big issue right now in caracas because this is maybe in this chess we are playing

now in venezuela maybe diffuse issue of one why though how to do with this position oh my poor old mother i want to expel the american diplomatic of the country and why do or say no you can stay here with us with us so that we will see in the next hour or so maybe the next day is there really so movement position in the international politics so the confrontation is taking place at many lives in one critical aspect of this whole crisis is the role of the venezuelan on me where does it stand that is the big question and the situation in venezuela and the only support of the mother rose government so everybody's waiting for the movement in the army and we don't really know what is happening behind the scene and the military positions and this is maybe in the next day we could have saw. a lot of surprise. maybe not and because of development of the situation in the

country so what is it a very fluid situation at the moment but the next few days of going to be critical for the future of the country maybe they are worse yes this is a fair thank you very much for that assessment now member states if they leave a group whose members all south and north american nations have been commenting on the venezuela crisis eleven out of the forty nine nation group have come out in support of the opposition leader here's what some of them said i want to express that colombia recognizes juan why do as president of venezuela and supports this transition process towards democracy so the venezuelan people are liberated from dictatorship. but i kept blowing as well arnold said you had a. movie or i have recognized required and why go as venezuelan president. you will brazil together with all other countries come pricing that

leave the group of which are recognizing this fact we will give all political support to take this process to an end to this year so let me say on behalf of canada that we recognize and express our full support for the interim presidency of venezuela assumed by the president of the national assembly one though in compliance with the constitution of venezuela and we the members of the lima group are preparing a fuller written statement which we hope will come out very soon it's an important day for venezuela and i'm grateful for the solitary of the lima group in speaking out on this. the streets but also online the venezuelan diaspora is taking to social media to chime in on what's happening in their homeland while mcdougall supporters are also using the power of online platforms. media editor is tracking all of that for us and she joins me now

welcome for the what are you seeing. so we're seeing that this team a do or uprising really is as loud on social media as it is in the streets and it has spread far beyond venezuela itself and we're we've seen demonstrations in several cities around the world and that's also because the economic situation and political situation in venezuela has forced a lot of people to flee the country towards latin america the u.s. and even europe and so since yesterday we've seen that this huge they ask for a is coming together disses brazil sao paolo across south america this is mexico city for example we've also seen demonstrations in new york and also here in europe and that's london and also in spain which is home to an estimated two hundred thousand venezuelans this was the scene at the iconic quit that is so in spain the capital madrid this woman was one of the people there in madrid and she wrote joy

and hope mixed with a desire to return to my country that's what i experienced in the point that is so in madrid tomorrow sunrise will be prettier painted with a brighter color and the u.n. estimates that there's about three million venezuelans that have a tooth had to flee their country in the last few years and this exodus really is one of the biggest mass displacements in the history of latin america and then now a lot of these venezuelans why they hope this is a turning point and that maybe they'll be able to go back it seems but because it even social media companies have got involved in this mix it's that's true and actually i can show you something quite interesting. and you can take a look at the instagram account of the of those this is his official in figure profile you can see instagram has very fired his account now and on the other hand we can take a look at the account of nicolas maduro that's it it has been verified by yes

that is what they did and this the same is for facebook we can see here the two political facebook accounts the one of what is very five now and the one of my dear isn't anymore and that's a clear a pretty clear sense that absolutely and what was of an incident government how this fighting back well we've seen they have been trying to counter this movement online as well that we saw that we we've seen reports that the internet was partly shut down and that they've been trying to limit access to social media as well and they are also the government is also trying to push some of pro maduro hashtags and two of these hashtags that have been trending. in venezuela over the last hours for example the hashtag go home yankees and we are my duro doe's we're trending on twitter earlier but what is interesting is that a lot of these tweets are not coming from venezuela itself they're actually coming

from far away from turkey and now it's we not sure why yet we know that the turkish government has spoken out in support of madeira but we have to keep digging to understand with exactly the connection there right for dick a bunch of thank you so much for bringing us all this online excitement of bodmin is it which could be a country on the cusp of big change would you have to wait and see thank you very much. now the events in venezuela could overshadow pope francis' visit to nearby panama which is not the countries which has recognize the new interim leader the pontiff is in panama to celebrate what you would stay with some two hundred thousand young worshippers expected to attend he's expected to deliver a message of compassion and human rights to the faithful in latin america and also speak in defense of migrants. have. everything for

a glimpse of the first latin american pope. on the boulevards of panama capital s. and c. only excitement was palpable. which i will see a lot of emotion but it's my first time seeing the pope so close it's such a great experience but i feel blessed that i'm a fifty three up and i feel great happiness it's really great that everyone is on the streets and people from abroad are here all the cultural share a common space so it's really good food ask us again what i can see at them we're being. told francis is here in panama to preside over world youth day the catholic church's yearly celebration that's brought an estimated one hundred fifty thousand participants from around the world. but the focus will likely be on the entire region francis has previously spoken of the plight of central american migrants and human rights have been a major theme of his papacy meanwhile the political crisis in venezuela is escalating with instability possibly driving even more people to leave that country

in the coming days according to de w.'s latin american correspondent francis will also talk about the migration crisis from venezuela and the political crisis in the young people from those two countries have come here to panama to hear some words of encouragement from francis. for many here though his presence transcends politics oh my god. well via motions or indescribable it's a brief moment of joy a fulfillment of having our pope that he has lost an american and thinks and talks like us i feel he is very close and parts of my life lots of american power as i told francis will officially open the world youth day later on thursday. now let me bring you up to date with some other stories making news around the wild the democratic republic of congo's new president feel it's to see security has used

his inaugural speech to call for reconciliation he was sworn into office at the presidential palace as thousands looked on he succeeds joseph kabila who was in power for eighteen years though the election was mobbed by allegations of fraud the transition of power has been largely peaceful. u.s. president dumber trump says he's postponing his state of the union address until after the partial government shutdown is over it follows a standoff with the house of representatives speaker nancy pelosi who denounced the house would not provide the traditional space for the speech following the shutdown so as you see german foreign minister heikal macias met a u.s. secretary of state mike on peel as burden begins its new two year tenure on the united nations security council and after talks in washington must read in on the

u.s. and russia's nuclear arms treaty dispute calling on moscow to reveal the range of its newest weapons. you're watching the news coming up ahead growing up behind bars revisit the texas children. and only allowed out at the weekend. but first the european union's chief negotiator who is due in berlin today for talks with the german chancellor michelle obama is expected to flesh out plans with america on how to handle the impasse over britain from europe last night bania gave little encouragement to westminster setting out a tough stance on the impending briggs' a deadline. new deal if we don't. come up the idea is. to stop. the majority.

we need to emerge. given the political considerations that there is a stunt to do and we. sincerely hope that this process will be successful. let me down join our correspondents in brussels we have go motus and in berlin our chief political correspondent melinda crane welcome to both if you let me start with you a hog riggs it is not just bad for britain it's not good for the e.u. either yet the again and again it will not bunch from its position why not. no deal is better than a bad deal that's what the u.k. said throughout those two and a half years of negotiations on the brakes that divorce treaty and guess what that is also true for the e.u. because nothing less than the integrity of the internal market is at stake and so if the e.u. would now throw all the red lines out of the window allow the u.k.

to cherrypick give it a much better deal as a third country which the u.k. would become then others would follow in it what in fact in danger the integrity of the internal market so it's not about goodwill it's about hard economic interests here linda michelle bunny is going to be talking to unlamented in about an hour from now what is germany's current position on the state of the dregs of negotiations the chancellor put it quite succinctly yesterday in the speech that she gave at davos which you and i watched together actually she said first of all bracks it has been a shock and people here in berlin remain very sad about the british plans to leave and she went on to say we do want to see an orderly exit if it's going to come to pass let it please be structured let it be according to the rules and she also said that germany very much wants to see ongoing relations with the u.k.

in a positive light because the u.k. voice is so very important for germany in a whole range of areas so that position i think is absolutely the one she would be representing in these meetings with the new and at the same time i think there's no light no daylight between berlin and brussels on the issues that guilty irish government is not attending the meeting in berlin and yet it's got a huge stake in whether there will be checks at his border with northern ireland but a small. well the republican violin is in an extremely difficult situation here on the one hand they have to be concerned about the peace process along the border to the north of the republic of through the north of the island of ireland so northern ireland which is part of the u.k. then they have close economic ties so a lot of economic interests are at stake and at the same time they will be the e.u.

member states that will have to put up some form of physical barriers to check goods coming into the internal market because from day after a hard break they will be an extra nl border a spokesperson of the commission confirmed that this week again heartbreaks it will mean a hard border and it will mean some form of controls and they will have to be conducted by the republic of ireland how do melinda why is michelle bania meeting with the german chancellor in that building behind in the chancery when it appears that neither the e.u. nor the german government up prepared to offer the u.k. any concessions. well michele brown you did say in advance of this meeting here today that he sees some leeway to leave the door open to a more constructive future relationship relationship in a section of the agreement that will that will essentially constitute exit that is not the treaty itself so it's not the divorce papers as it were but in the

political declaration that will essentially precede that treaty as a kind of a preamble and that political deck or declaration sets out some principles that the e.u. would like to see as governing future relations with britain and he indicated that there he hopes that they could leave the door open and as i mentioned the chancellor says she is very much looking for constructive ongoing relations with the u.k. so perhaps they're hoping to work out some kind of wording for that political declaration that could provide great britain could provide parliament some bridge to cross in looking for perhaps faces saving but it's certainly for measures that could allow some flexibility that is a very long shot however absolutely linda crane chief political correspondent in berlin and your glottis from brussels vera thank you both very much.

turning now to turkey rescue me and rights groups believe some seven hundred children are in prison after their mothers were convicted on what activists say are mostly political grounds one such child is true or his mother is a kurdish activist jailed in the city of on charges of spreading terrorist propaganda amid as lives with her and twelve other women in a single cell on weekends he's looked after biased father did obvious good our colonel looks at the trooper living behind bars who get a taste of life on the outside only at weekends. saturdays the day the fathers pick up their children at the gates of the gibbs a prison. spend a day or two in freedom. takes his two year old son mira's home every weekend total has already gotten used to leaving his mother behind.

the ad for a kurds mir as his mother has been active for an opposition party would links to the kurds that was enough to get her a four year sentence. we can just be glad to jail isn't that far away. and we can pick the children up now and there. is. a bar has joined up with other fathers whose wives are doing time for political offenses. in my wife's case it was because of social media comments and for that she was sentenced to get years on terrorist propaganda charges lawyer told us that normally statements like that shouldn't be liable to prosecution. but have changed the laws. as a result of the new anti terrorism laws mirrors and his mother girl istana now sharing this bunk in a cell with over

a dozen other inmates. mere hours has only a small concrete prison yard to play in. so the first place near as wants to go to is a playground and play like a normal child for a few hours mere hours will have to get through two years like this. one minute i don't want him to think his mother's abandonment he doesn't understand that she's locked up we can only hope that he doesn't end up traumatized you. currently over seven hundred small children are thought to be living with their mothers in turkish prisons the figure comes from the few non-governmental organizations able to work with the affected families they said that for the state these children don't exist. in. the present yes and no are not at all qualified to respond to the needs of small children. and the

government can't even tell us which prisons have children in them and how many. weekend. now mira's has to return to his mother in prison the separation is always hard for jen. he's worried what will be in store for his son in there this time and who will his wife and child have to share this cell with. the mercy of their cell mates tolerance. they might complain if crying is at night . fifteen women sleep in one cell things like that. he doesn't want to notice that he's worried they say they goodbyes at the gibson prison gates. come on we're going to mama.

behind the gate his father has to hand him over to god once again. to tennessee. krypto va has reached the australian open final her first grand slam since the day she was stabbed during a break in at a home by burglars over two years ago the czech eighth seed to beat american daniel collins in straight sets a medic screen heat in melbourne which forced the core truth to be close but the available needs japan the us open champion naomi osaka suffered this final meanwhile has marched into sunday's men's final after hammering greece's stephanos city boss in straight sets novak djokovic and look up meet in the other semifinal on friday he was in need of news coming up ahead. prisoners in the

global power game china's security services target for foreigners in what looks like retaliation for last month's a rest of the senior corporate executives in canada. and treasure hunters of bangkok to make a precarious living from their meager findings but now their real life is on the thread. all that and more coming up shortly disturbing news if you get. where is home. when your family is scattered across the globe. with the kids if you could do is leave the book as a journey back to the words that might. be from somalia live or rather.

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and if you're a journalist there and you try to get beyond that you are facing scare tactics intimidation. and i wonder is that where we're headed as well. my responsibility as a journalist is to get beyond the smoke and mirrors it's not just about the prayer of balance or being neutral it's about being truthful. when he was born golf and i work in the. this is the news coming to you live from berlin i'm on that that shima a pleasure to have your company story in venezuela opposition leader one weibo has declared himself the country's interim president he was the recognized as such by the united states and several south american countries. some

experts are describing it as a hostage politics playing out in china in a little over one month for western men have been targeted by china security services the latest arrest australian also a young man while visiting china now just days before a chinese court sentenced comedian robert lloyd sheldon back to death for a drug smuggling conviction and later late last year two other canadians former diplomat michael cole rig and businessman michael spall four were arrested on espionage charges and the timing of these detentions is being questioned all come off the china's arrest of top officials. she is wanted by the u.s. for violating sanctions in iran china denies its crackdown on foreigners is retaliation for monks arrest but beijing's actions have been met with fierce

international condemnation. he's this the latest pawn in a global power game spy novelist and blogger young from june was a chinese diplomat before he became an australian citizen he flew from new york to last week where he mysteriously dropped off the grid friends raised the alarm when he couldn't be contacted. china at first denied all knowledge of his whereabouts but now officials have confirmed young is in residential detention in beijing and has been charged with endangering state security. australia is demanding consular access at the earliest opportunity it's also seeking urgent clarification as to whether young's detention is linked to canada's a wrist of top quality executive mung one joe in december. china has detained several foreigners since then widely seen as retaliation. for

a stray and foreign minister maries payne sees no evidence of a connection for the moment i would be concerned if there was any indication of that so we are calling on the chinese authorities to ensure that this matter is dealt with transparently and fairly. easy a friend of young says the arrest is clearly linked to what he calls beijing's hostage diplomacy because of the of the case. i believe they are us in the poll. exercise. the government on the government. and government. china's recent detention of foreign nationals is straining its international relations but beijing appears determined to play hardball in a high stakes dispute with the west. now for some of the stories making news around

the wasn't malaysia has elected served on a of a hung as its new king off the surprise abdication of the previous mana predecessor silk on the home of the first became the first abdicates in the nation's history malaysia has a unique mana key for the top job between. every five. people supporters of the former governor of jakarta are celebrating his early release from the prison for blasphemy christian. also known as a hawk. first non muslim governor in fifty years. from a conviction in two thousand and seventeen found fear of brewing religious intolerance. tourists in thailand's capital bangkok have reason to be grateful to the city's treasure hunters who recover the cameras and mobile phones that visitors drop into the river they make

a precarious living from dredging the river but now it's under threat from the city's authorities. on scott's home looks a bit like an antique store. he can sell everything yourself which is from the abyss straight away it's best to collect as much as possible before looking for a buyer. you know that in recent weeks he's collected amulets coins and glass beads but mother comes home with a hole pretty much every single day but it doesn't always include anything of real value. if i find something underwater that i think could be gold i buy. most metals have a bitter taste but gold doesn't taste of anything it's heavy smoke. or gold breastplate is the most valuable thing i ever found. here was seven years ago after

the two thousand and eleven floods behind her when i got thirteen hundred euros for it and i sold this ring for eight hundred euros. that was a while ago. the boy is an antique. model doesn't want to name them. he knows the whole trade in sunken treasure is a legal gray area. but of course all these things belonged to someone before they ended up in the water. but as long as they are national relics you can keep them. i have had some encounters with the authorities but one man's trash is another man's treasure without. mother lives in a house on stilts directly on the river. the settlement is called. it was built around a hundred years ago miners grandfather was one of the first inhabitants. today

the floating village of me to come is home to about one hundred twenty people most of the men are treasure divers like mana. muna's the eleven year old goes to school and his wife hughie which is a chambermaid in a hotel. she used to go out with him when he went diving but only as a lookout traditionally women don't dive themselves. when you know maybe it's not women's work unless you're especially brave. the thought of being underwater scares me that you don't know what's down there shards of glass nails. my husband is an experienced diver. but i still worry every time he goes diving. man and then to die from his father it's the only skill he has. his home

a diving helmet is the most important piece of equipment it weighs over twenty kilos. well pry out lays and mana gets ready for his first dive. that involves the traditional why cruise ceremony. pays his respects to his ancestors and asks them to protect him. his puppet puts the heavy helmets on his head. and then he's all. the way so it was just him straight and. lay serious visibility under wilson.

monitor finally comes back up. he shows us a handful of coins that he's found. manas also brought up some slugs from the riverbed which still sift through in search of other valuables. today's findings include a piece of fishing sink and a few more coins from the nineteenth century. that are forming up you know.

that my coins like these aren't all that special part quite a few of them you go and get one or two hundred brown for obviously gold is much more valuable but gold isn't something you're born every day or the last. man out and try it spent about six hours on the water today taking it in turns to go diving . by the end of the day they've recovered some two dozen old coins. they'll make about twenty five euros over three times more than what they would have and the minimum wage job. mana hopes he'll be able to continue making a living as a treasure diving. the river is the gift that keeps on giving. it's a precarious existence it watching do you have a news coming up ahead valentino deal or should never look all that really take a look at some of the world's most expensive dresses as yet another star studded in

. paris. but first this here and he's going to take us to davos for the world economic forum coverage. right. in davos the chief executive tom enders at the plane make a good shift as you can manufacture to continental europe in the event of a heartbreaks it is and has said that the company's wing building operations currently in the u.k. could be moved out of the country in case there's no smooth exit from the european union rags of mr stephen bach he told the bridge parliament today that he took the warning very seriously. and has supported prime minister tourism is deal which parliament rejected last week. of a no director general of the world trade organization says a no deal brags it would have an impact on global trade but that the extent of that impact was still hard to determine the british parliament is currently trying to

hash out a deal to exit the new was if they don't make the comments first at the what is known from. davos trade as a big topic at the meeting in the swiss alps which are focused on global investment and development. now the us china trade war has weighed on global markets but also on the mood and atmosphere here at the world economic forum where many are worried about the future of global trade here to discuss that with me is maria. she is the former trade minister of indonesia and a university professor of economics at the university of indonesia welcome mr yes to this. so my first question is now would you consider indonesia a winner or a loser in the u.s. china trade war we hardly ever talk about the neighbors well i think net net i think we would be more of a loser in the sense that. the uncertainties that are created with the trade war is

causing global trade slowdown all over the place and also the fact that china is our largest trading partner our number one export destination so we are more worried about the impact of the trade war on china. and china's slowdown and therefore the demand for our exports and the fact that it is destructing global value change and therefore affecting the investment climate there's a lot of be a lot of investors are holding off on investments that's kind of the more negative side but on the positive side there is kind of this relocation. happening or at least being planned and to the extent that you as a country already have factories that are that can be relocated the production can be relocated from china to your country and then export to the u.s. to overcome the terrorists then you are in a better position or for future investment we are sort of hoping a little bit about that but i think we would rather the trade would be resolved but

is it possible that these relocation of companies these positive effects cancel out the potential negative effects of the weakening of your largest trade partner china i don't think so i think the global value chains are very complex and they've been built over you know many years and the disruption of it is going to i think lead to a lot of perhaps increased anxiety or tensions even within the region and that will it will take time to rebuild the global very chains so i think at the end of and then you don't know what the u.s. is going to do is it how long are the terrorism going to be there and so on and so forth so i think i think it's it's it's going to have some relocation effect but not for the right reasons not for efficiency complementary in resource allocation and the right reasons for for the relocation and i think in the long run that's not going to be good for us as a country assess the region or globally. speaking to

the nation economist. davos which has fifteen thousand hotel beds would be enough. when the world economic forum circus comes to town but like every year some prefer to camp out in tents that are no ordinary campus their team of polar is their aim to draw attention to climate change issues using replica of an arctic base most people in davos this week live in warm hotels but there are exceptions polar scientists the team of fifteen international researchers and crew have been camping here in subzero temperatures for the past few days and nights the worst part of sleeping in the tent is actually getting any sleep in back in the morning because when you actually back into the cold you you leave your warm little cocoon and into the cold but the residents of this arctic

base camp are not camping out just to cut costs from a science perspective we try to give the reality check we try to give the evidence which is without question worrying the arctic is warming twice as fast as the rest of the planet those change the scene right across the arctic. the team of been setting up their replica of an arctic base camp for three years now in davos using the space to host the vents about climate change and sustainability. according to the researchers economic interest on protecting the environment do not have to be at odds i know he has. the full cost of climate change is in the trillions of us dollars without question that if we continue business as usual it will be very expensive our data definitely shows from an economic perspective it makes sense to save the arctic sea ice. and the scientists will keep camping out of the form until the global c.e.o. is genuinely warm to their message. here at the world economic forum climate change

is recognised as the biggest threat to mankind especially with the un report saying that we only have twelve years to avert disaster joining me now is mr yomi arrest professor of science history at harvard welcome is thank you it's nice to be here with you now would you say that to this report has focused minds with the urgency of its warning yes i think it has the level of conversation here this year is definitely more serious and more intense than it has been in past years now we also talk about how multilateralism is under threat what do you think that means for cross border cooperation in terms of fighting climate change well it's definitely a problem we're definitely finding that people are feeling more discouraged about the possibility of large multilateral agreements but on the other hand one of things we know about climate change is at the end of the day no matter what nations agreed to in the room it's really all about what they do when they go home and get to work and so there's so many opportunities for companies for individuals and for

countries to act on this issue that i don't think the lack of multilateralism is really the problem the lack the real problems the lack of will on the local and medium level and how do you encourage that will. well this is the key question how do we how do we move from talk to action and this is really been one of the big questions here develops this year it's now twenty seven years since the un framework convention on climate change was signed we have had plenty of time to work on this issue we've now lost the opportunity to stop climate change climate change is underway it's already doing serious damage so now the question is can we stop it from getting worse and that is really about every person every political leader here every business leader every intellectual leader beginning to say we can't wait any longer we have to act on this and every single business every single institution has to do what they can. as climate change actually still

a challenge that can be overcome it can be overcome entirely some of the changes that have already taken place particularly with ice mass lost in antarctica and greenland. alpine glaciers these changes are irreversible so anyone who thinks oh it doesn't matter if we just way we can always undo it later no that's not true and that's partly why we have the sense of urgency here today we can still stave off some of the worst consequences and that's what this is really about now it's about preventing it from getting even worse thank you very much mr a thank you it's a pleasure to be here with you. scientists now we are asking is there talking to. the microsoft search engine being has been blocked in china it's the latest u.s. technology service to land on the wrong side of the country's so-called great fire wall other online johns like facebook twitter and google also inaccessible china has tightened its control the internet in recent years shutting down thousands of

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ship of designers will go into year at his latest show in paris old couture week is wrapping up there today in spectacular star. and melissa hold road to this is here to tell us more about it welcome melissa so if you're into fashion it's all happening in fact to strike next that's right all the big two houses have been doing the very very best to try and outdo each other the shows they don't only bring out the latest styles but they're also the calling cards of couture they represent a dream like a fantasy of how a world could be if people didn't have to walk. last night italian fashion label valentino put on a show that was a type of ode to spring the models even had flowers on their eyelashes he would see them wafting down the catwalk in vaporous stresses sometimes the ruffles collided.

gosh we love the stuff the spring brings a feeling of hope in the midst of this winter but there were other uplifting pieces . christian dior had people entering a circus tent the circus theme is also one that is also about equality when you enter when you enter into a circus you leave the outside world with all its values behind it's a great equalizer status is no longer tied to things like wealth and beauty but it's about strength and character and a sense of play and all this in the world to us he is something of what the deal was creative director had to say about it. is here to see something that we go around the world and change it to see the when i write is it like a fashion week when i read me in paris in milan change the atmosphere like a little war that go around the world. where the men don't they need to wear

clothes. yes the do your main show so men dressed in very dark suits and they were moving if you see here on a type of conveyor belt the conveyor belt yeah i'm not complaining but if anyone should have been should have been on the revolving catwalk that should have been the women there are women falling off all over the world is full of them and now this this conveyor belt that's about two hundred fifty feet long reminds me of an old idea of the future it's a bit like a jetsons cartoon where everyone was on moving sidewalks we had futuristic suits some of them were combined with gobs reminiscent of seventeenth century cavalier sessions as. cautious quite a clever gimmick though they look like statues rather than real men yes and standing there there was also some drama on the sidelines of these events there was

plenty of drama chanel headed by col lagerfeld who famously said people who wear track pants have lost control over their lives put on a spectacular show but they had something very unexpected happened let's take a look at this. still there was there. sophia was there. the realm was there but where oh where was caro chanelle creative director karl lagerfeld appeared to have gone missing at his own show sending shock waves throughout the fashion world you. missed him so much was going out when you're so used to seeing him come out at the end of the shows now we hope together with his family that he'll recover soon t.v. . chanel representatives released a statement reassuring fashionistas that the eighty five year old designer had

simply needed to take some rest and who wouldn't be to rest after overseeing some seventy collections for the house of chanel. we hope to recruit we hope he recovers quickly he wasn't that wasn't the only drama u.s. rep singer chris brown was detained in paris on charges of rape he's since being released and was ordered to leave france where he's and he's met since been defending himself on twitter oh gosh the thought of a nice way to end what i love fashion melissa and never go to fashion shows it was great that you actually brought this all into the studio so we could enjoy it as it's been a very eventful way it has you think you so much when is it going to come to this thank you. you're watching the news here's a recap of the top stories coming field in venezuela opposition leader one glad though has declared himself the country's interim president he was fifteen recognize from the united states and several

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