strategies that make a difference. taking bread. d.w. . this is. bad as well as opposition leader. is the threat that he could be arrested and addresses a huge anti-government rally in caracas on the program. algeria spouses protests present beautifully his decision to run for a fifth to. leave office to step down within a year if reelected but will that satisfy demonstrators. behind the worldwide.

cases the u.s. spent decades bringing the disease under control but now there's been a sudden spike in factions. are welcome to the program front as well an opposition leader has arrived back in the country by president. to arrest him for breaking a truffled back after a hero's welcome at the apple the country's self-proclaimed interim president addressed supporters in the capital caracas thousands of taking to the streets in response to his call for rallies across the nation to increase pressure on president maduro to step down. so let us go to caracas where we're joined on the.

we're stronger than ever let's carry on in the streets and carry on in the streets immobilize declared white and by the rally he also told the thousands of flag waving supporters this. was when. i was able to enter venezuela thanks to you and your mobilization in venezuela we feel today and we have made a decisive step forward to once a conquest of our freedom that this small victory today the south american tour of this conquest everywhere is because you venezuelan people and it's a reason to celebrate and to honor of victims. now we'll go to the venezuelan capital where we find that the dublin correspondent to all scottish langkow welcome what else they have to say today well he crawled out on the public workers workers that work for the government to.

madison's up against government and i have here is a rabbit that will be coming this week tomorrow or if you know now that he will be meeting with workers union to order a path for lunch you haven't really been occasions are they a work here in america where so i ask you very much that it will matter. and then after that greeted him have you here were and you know where they. offered some kind of insurance for him to enter the country if he were to seriously that he did yes so given that this travel ban imposed by the supreme court does mr goh i don't think that he will not be arrested. well know that if i were you that the opposition still had we have not heard any response from the government yet from my router or any other child he starred in in

a leadership position just so there could certainly be possibility of arrests there also worries back routes that are ordered and in favor of negro smuggler may act. in some way to get its one leg up so don't worry still exists that apply what the opposition is calling for want protesters and and mad to station to get the government because they didn't that this is the only way that they can show support for or for one way to go and a strength and society for the campaign to change the government now nine days ago he won why don't fail to bring into the country after telling people that he would how it's up to failure affected his popularity in the popularity of this this movement for change. well over the past week people have been. disbanded against the opposition there they've seen

a fracture in the opposition because of the sailors and because they would not take one but i know i entered a country but today. with. war he's beginning to turn the country and we see how the more united solution in terms of. actions that can be repaired about change or misled now we're going to see what happens as a response from the government and they will read on my door but for the moment it seems that the opposition is pretty much united in what the national assembly in parliament decides is going to happen and then just more molestations and more protests. in caracas thank you. as they look now at some of the other stories making news around the world the

vatican says it will open the archives of pope pius the twelfth next march or the move could shed light on why the world war two pontiff and the church he led failed to do more to stop the killings during the nazi holocaust. british prime minister theresa may his visit so very on the first anniversary of the no vigil nerve agent attack with the decontamination process now over mrs may declare the city open for business britain accuses russia of being behind the attack which russia has to pete repeatedly denied. or forces in egypt serve released an award winning photo journalist after five years in prison mahmoud abu zeid known a shortcut was arrested in twenty thirty while taking pictures of a set said by prince supporters of ousted president mohamed morsy that ended with clashes during which security forces killed hundreds of demonstrators in our faces of five years of strict supervision during which you'll be required to spend every night at a police station. american actor luke perry has died at the age of fifty two and

rose to fame as the teen heartthrob in the one thousand nine hundred ninety show beverly hills and honor to one of his publicist said he died after suffering a massive stroke last week. went to the united states where at least twenty three people including children have been killed by a powerful tornado in the state of alabama tens of thousands of homes are without electricity buildings and infrastructure has been destroyed or damaged rescue teams are searching for survivors amid the daybreak. to nato films from a far as it wreaks havoc in alabama. and this is what it left behind when the devastation is all too clear to see in the small community of burghardt one of the areas was tate in the county. here the violent twisted destroyed everything in its. paf. the damage here is significant i

would put it in the category of catastrophic based on the destruction of the homes we sing. for those in the eye of the storm it was a terrifying experience. i just watched the clouds in and everything. everywhere in a very nice and we were. allowed to briefly. just watch out the window and we come outside so happened the community as we were just trying to get out of this area right here and you mentioned he softened to free as you were driving yes ma'am coming up around the corner as i was making a left right up there around thirty eight and this whole area right. is very much just you know. stage of the merge and see already in place in alabama to last month funding has been extended. with many people having suffered serious injury in the storm the authorities are warning that death toll may rise.

and you want a government demonstrations of broken arse in algeria after present abdelaziz bouteflika announced that he would run for a fifth term in the elections next month recent been taking to the streets for days across the country students in algiers have been boycotting classes president bush's legacy says he will step down within a year if reelected offices and presidential candidates has quit the race in protest. journalist a selfie and for that but nothing has been out amongst the protesters and joins us on the line from the algerian capital algiers and welcome to day what's happening now. all i did was move that this is a main street in downtown r.g.s. connecting the goal post and talk on two of the main squares in the heart of the capital where protests happened within the past few days but it's quiet there was a lot of police forces deployed. during the whole gay bar today protests happened

in schools and universities during the day and a little bit in the city center but it's quite and people are actually getting used to going to protests since two thousand and one protests to affect a few thousand in the capital. but since last twenty seconds i had really good luck getting used to it again and it became something quite normal. and so two questions in one what is their main objection to the president standing again what is embolden them to take to the streets despite this that based on demonstrations. they were like strikes and social economic protests all over the country in the last years but usually locally and very small and. usually when switched to protest movements like this game momentum you need a combination of social economic and political sectors and the fact that we just

didn't speak. since two thousand and twelve yet it's just going to the end of the life on a regular basis ever since. fed up by the fact that they do not know who is actually in charge of the country. who are ruling or not as you. for years but the good country know who is in charge so. stock that was necessary to get the mobilization like this. a fact that he announced that she will run again. and what do people make of his offer to stand down in a year if he's elected again. well you talk only several hours after this announcement when a teacher staged a spontaneous protest all over the country. just look algea there are no protests at night usually four to seven in the morning and during the day on sunday nights eight nine pm for just

a staged all across the country and they were like who are you doing on t m in the morning even and on. a lot of projects happened a lot of gatherings the main squares police helicopters in the air on the t.v. and in the morning so this was a very very clear symbolic sign offs that people do not. were not happy with the solution and. that this was definitely. an otherwise good. result his intention to. to run for president otherwise for just a definite you go on. with a message in algiers thank you. let's take a look now at a disease which is seeing a global resurgence this is measles the world health organization says the number of cases doubled last year to almost two hundred thirty thousand and that's just reported cases the actual number is believed to exceed two million more than

a third of cases were reported in europe with the biggest outbreak in any ukraine there they've seen more than twenty thousand cases in the first two months of this year alone eight people died the conflict in eastern ukraine has contributed to the spike as well as a low vaccination rates of just forty two percent there's also an epidemic in the african nation of madagascar which also has a low vaccination right more than nine hundred people have died there since september another country suffering is the philippines where more than two hundred people most of them children have died deaths that public health officials say could have been prevented if safe effective vaccines had been used but there and elsewhere i mistrust of vaccines is growing the government has responded by launching a major immunization drive. tents have been erected to deal with the overflow inside the cyclone wheat worried parents watching on the philippines has been created by means of outbreak. early and rubeus two month old baby caught the highly

infectious virus before he was old enough to be vaccinated. my baby had a lot of rashes i thought it was because he was taking antibiotics for his cough and cold but it turned out to be missiles. it's already painful to see your baby sick what more when you hear that many have died from the disease but you don't want that to happen to your baby. there have been more than eight thousand cases of measles in the philippines since the start of the year the health department has declared a measles outbreak and says that it is now struggling to contain it. really i need to do a d v d's because the challenge is to herd immunity herd immunity means that you have people who are box of a third so that those who are not vaccinate that are able to transmit their. vitals

and in fact others. in the philippines have been dropping in the last pew years a recent scare involving a dang vaccine caused immunization rates to plummet even further. now these are. the songs. we have a vaccine coverage in the. it even what about the forty percent. efforts to tip the scales haven't been fast enough charmaine such she'd been immunized but picked up the virus at a health center for a prenatal check up measles can be extremely dangerous for pregnant women. i'm scared about what will happen to my baby but i'm trying to be strong. little mother said. my doctor said the condition shouldn't affect the baby because

i'm a thirty two weeks already. but i'm scared. every local authorities are working with the red cross to increase hospital beds for those affected and immunized as many people as possible to try and contain the outbreak. mothers like angela are not taking any more chances. but the news about kids dying from the dengue fever vaccination scared me so i was scared to have my children vaccinated. but now i know it's for their own safety. immunization rates are steadily rising again health authorities hope that the continued confidence in vaccines will help stem this measles outbreak. so to robin. unicef the chief of immunization welcome to day w what do you think is

behind this spike in measles cases. thank you thanks for the opportunity things laying by to me this is very concerning and this is why we recently issued a press release as you mentioned it's affecting a very diverse set of countries pretty much right across the globe we have millions in addition to the countries you mentioned ukraine philippines and madagascar we have had measles resurgence in the americas. stemming out of the venezuelan. crisis and that's the region that previously been screened so. the reasons given the diversity in context of muslims is really we're seeing needles in is is is very can contact specific but an overriding issue is

complacency. we have taken it for granted measles has missiles vaccine is reason resulted in. it he percent reduction of mortality in the last twenty years. we have relatively high coverage with huge pockets of unvaccinated people are not seeing the disease at the levels that been seeing. the needles before so the trend perception is not there among communities so the complacency is with the program because they think that perhaps this is the link the job is done and in the community in the households because they don't see large missiles outbreaks anymore you don't prioritize the next a nation and you know i think this shows how the progress or the strong progress we've had over the last few nice decades is is extremely vulnerable if you don't continue now as well as the complacency that your viewers mentioned that's also was

there also since some of this rising skepticism around the world about whether vaccinations actually useful in mice actually it damaged children what does that come from. yeah i mean i think you know you're referring to and the vaccine sentiment i think it's important to put in perspective that and even since sentiment is vaccine that it's been there from the get go i think. the difference now is that there are all. social and digital media that can be used and as you know better than me you know media can spread as much. misinformation is magic. as information so i think you're important also. you know look at you know all this other cause that's in on acceptance i mean access to immunization is still

a big problem in many countries including and against going as you mentioned people if you have a long distances for one of your services in their job or long distance and they're not they don't get the vaccine and then they don't come back when you've got obviously you know people of color who are. misinformation and they have a mistrust in the system so they're more and they're going to do. well with the thank you for helping us to clear that up robin nandi from unicef thank you thank you this is the w. news life from fallon coming up next carnival kicks off in germany it's always been an occasion for political satire this year chance for mass an apparent. force for making an ill advised joke. and just about it first so breakdancing is come

a long way since it was invented by african-american not kids in the one nine hundred seventy s. and eighty's uganda is one of the countries where it's taken root said let me introduce you to kato cotton go away and twelve years old and already a master of his ass. i you gun does brick dance boy. i this is what. he loves to do. i want to maintain on balance and movement telemundo so no one else was in the building actually yes i'm still playing i. play like. making this. all ok i'm ok but i. think if the twelve year old is not dancing he picks up the brush. and. sprinting teacher is he's number one fun. to talk to

profession a dance instructor. this kid out of a sin those on t.v. . you know why they do so i came in and i got a boy. that. is now average about to be spliced. to. his instructor has already sported the youngster. he's attention span is amazing for a four young kid of his age but i think that tensions bond comes from the passion they have for the art. i. was you know one is forcing him to do what he what he does he comes here one's up stretches goes into classes and he learns. most children here come from slums are wrong uganda's capital kampala. dancing

helps them keep focused on being a big dreams. to me and you're gonna show him playing out. and i want to make my own. yeah i teach children and old people and i make some something. like a big building. their children don't have parents or funds. they don't have my they don't have wet suits then i began. on being become like me. at home. is supportive. she hopes dancing cannot prove to their families welfare. while i really wish the best for my son i want him to be

a star there are musicians who've made it and so are the dancers i want him to make it great in life. kattan knows that a car yet you don't say you got to do cation could be impossible. but even at school he takes the time to entertain p.s. . of thousands of dancers from brazil's elite samba schools are taking part in the world famous rio de janeiro carnival fourteen of the top schools of prating along the main procession route each featuring elaborate floats and as many as four thousand performers it's the first carnival since the election last year right wing president. became to power on a wave of support from conservatives and evangelicals groups and they take a dim view of carnival successes. a carnival is also started in germany tens of thousands of people have been parading through the streets of

cities like cologne to celebrate rome's monday this year chance of machall parents has got himself into hot water with an ill advised carnival joke. it's carnival again in. time for candy costumes and political satire u.s. president trump germany's diesel scandal plastic pollution and the demise of germany social democrats are just some of the headliners of one parade in cologne amid the festivities angela merkel every parent and leader of germany's conservatives and click come karrenbauer has come under fire for making a con of all joke about into sex and transgender people they have ardent fun or a short clip from billy who's been to berlin recently they've got the latter a monkey also a faction they're introducing toilets for the third gender this is for men who can't decide if they want to sit or to stand when they pay don't know that's once

a convention that that's what the quip was badly received by both l g b t rights groups as well as politicians from across the political spectrum but then deputy mayor klaus lid of a called the footage a travesty the chairperson of the largest party in the bundestag finds it funny to denounce groups of people who don't meet the current macho gnomes using khan of all festivities as an excuse he tweeted a shame. on the streets of cologne opinion was divided among revelers. don't really honestly i think it's a bit overblown it's a carnival gag just the kind of guy they shouldn't take things like that so seriously it's not so bad the system is arguable i'm calm about it and as they say anything goes a carnival but not always and as a politician you have to know what you're saying and i found it a bit out place i think i learned the floats in kandy have been packed away for another year but caraballo is comments might be back to haunt the board be

chancellor for some time to come. i think before you speak i'll be back at the top of the hour that's. close enough. on illegal immigrant farmers in america somebody came up with over there was around the block on our website. oh boy.

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