this is today at the museum live from berlin criminal charges in the office week's biggest oil spill more than 20000 tons of field leaks into water waves near the vaults most northerly city russian investigators blame the mayor for the disaster also coming up. political wrangling had as the fight it gives the coronavirus in cameroon the government has ruled the opposition's relief if it's all illegal we need the aid workers who want to fight the bad. jim in a period of time so warns of massive job cuts despite receiving 9000000000 euros in

a pandemic bail out here from a union visa. and born during lockdown with her parents far away after weeks of separation the surrogate baby in ukraine finally meets her family but many others still face a long wait. hello i'm christine will welcome to the program the mayor of the waltz most northern of the city has been charged with criminal negligence of a massive oil spill in siberia tens of thousands of tons of diesel fuel have each into local waterways around norilsk investigate is save them a failed to react quickly enough. environmentalist are calling it the worst disaster in the region in living memory. more than 20000 tons of fuel

have leaked into rivers and waterways in russia's arctic north turning large expanses of water red. the pollution has already damaging ecosystems and wildlife group ability it is foolish to say or think that nothing will perish and that what happened will go away without a trace is our workers saw a dead donkey today i myself saw a dead muskrat if a bird lands on fuel or if a muskrat swims in fuel it is definitively condemned to death. to spill took place after a power plant fuel tank collapsed near the city of nor it's a number of plant employees have already been detained now the local mayor has been accused of criminal negligence for failing to react to the impending disaster and to coordinate a response. who did us a good when you'll see investigation found that the mayor being aware of the amount

of fuel that is spilled from the tank did not take proper measures to respond to the emergency and to eliminate its consequences. that may or may have to go to prison if found guilty confessed the gators think the incident happened because the company failed to carry out repairs some reports suggest equipment became unstable because permafrost in the area is melting officials say the situation on the ground is beginning to stabilize but that a full cleanup will take years joining us now from the me he is project director at greenpeace russia welcome to you how serious is the situation do we know the true scale of the damage. just how will this is the biggest ever. heals in the polar arctic both in russia and globally and it's damaged your doesn't your woman does and lakes of russian arctic so it is as the big big damage comparable with the. axis of all this accident aged 9 and was seen school

region in comedy public in 93 so it's one of the biggest and for the well argued this is the biggest. arms full for of vulnerable art it was just that you have same 10 year old and as asian greenpeace has sent a letter to russian authorities today talking about what they could do to prevent something like this from happening again. yes at the moment the core reason the main problem why this accident from time to time crap and to russia is that because the companies are not malty rated to invest properly i'm not one to break it to invest enough into the infrastructure especially in such a risk is always life there are a frozen zone which is there where they didn't are due to the climate change or the kompany save huge money or for profit for 'd shareholders and this is the cost of

of of for the eco system and greenpeace suggest that we are amendments for existing federal mushing russian legislation to force home police are too poor to pay full compensation in such an extent multiway the economy coming. ok and we've been told that it's going to take he is 16 up the mess that we're currently seeing and but what can you tell us about the last thing impacts on the environment that this particular disaster will have. but you know disgrace we can as you christina said it about you years old book in the in the future aren't so festival this is the impact or rebirth series that would have basically been there a very good grounds car along with the beast there's the old feels when god towards the arctic ocean and was the concentration on all of these books are you sure of what the fish fries were this is the question for same t.v.

morning too or be very full of it won't be going to going to keep this one and tory in for sure greenpeace will more need to or how probably more new to all of this is . ok if that is federally insured prof full greenpeace fresh air talking to us from us though they thank you very much. it's to the central african country are off camera now and the story of how political rivalry is holding back the fight against the coronavirus prevention efforts are concentrated on the biggest city dweller after a disputed election the government has banned the work of the opposition leader maurice come to all but he and his party are determined to press ahead not base young with some of the aid with his defying the bank. these volunteers income room and getting ready to dish because of 900 prevision keats. they are not fish mice and i call b.s. hansen entices at

a market in the country's largest city. come ruth opposition leader come to critter doogan as ition to hook up the spread of the corn of biros. people happy to get the equipment but authorities see otherwise. the government sees these organisational ecology get out of the rocks these species ivanna just just it is this past sunday august and it's time i come for a security forces. series or started a program for a month ago i least a dozen people hugging the rest it across the country. dispensaries who want is reached out to disadvantaged communities almost every day. 300000 keats have been donated in over 15 community so far. because they come up to on a senior member of the team says the i'm not backing down. we are worth

a quarter in your despite all the office and we are pointing out is that report somebody might address that report you'll see i was i was starting we have in your mind of this your retarded boy out to be i'm not going back to the law i'm not wanting you know one day i'm a wilcox because they need it's a normal and we need to do our best so there is no way to stop it. come to those interior minister who bonded then as isha was not billable on our request for an interview. didn't you know bios is up in the spread in the country when more than 6500 cases fish must win make composing in april. the opposition has continued to distribute hygiene kits to people who can't afford them. no business i am so happy i have spent much from my little savings to buy hand sanitizer and i don't even have enough money to buy food that i had to struggle to get gel or did i don't have. the government has done on 2 bunker counts

the usual form reason not to push your house too hard it's hard to stop lungs from the police. now a brief look at other stories making headlines the death toll from the sinking of a migrant boat off the coast of to this year has risen to almost 50 recovered more bodies the bush set out at the weekend aiming to reach its city but capsized near the city of specs 53 people to have been on board. a turkish court has sentenced a us consulate employee to more than 8 years in jail on accusations of having once to the u.s. based turkish cleric 15 of glidden turkey blames schoolin for the attempted coup in 2016 and considers his network a terrorist organization. the german government is planning to investigate racism in police forces a study is meant to shed light on racial profiling by police offices criticism

across the world of draw attention to systematic racism and police brutality following the killing of george floyd in police custody in the united states. the german chancellor angela merkel has called on chinese premier league to change to secure equal treatment for german and other foreign companies operating within china with germany taking over the e.u. presidency in july merkel and he also discussed how to stimulate corona trade amid growing tensions between beijing and washington. times essay's it employs 26000 more people than on needed hinting at possible job cuts the german carrier has been badly affected by global travel bans and has just received a multi-billion dollar rescue package from the german government to stay afloat with tons of pundits offered to take a 45 percent pay cut to protect jobs. christopher

other business is with me now from one destroy so chris more than 22000 jobs on the line you just put that number into perspective for us it would be one in 6 jobs at lufthansa that would disappear and that in itself is a pretty grim picture on top of that these this figure as twice more than twice the number that loved ones initially said. would would need to be to x. tons or wants to operate $100.00 planes less in post pandemic flight for that matter and their education experts say it might take years for the whole sector to bounce back to prepare endemic levels if at all now there are some who say this $26000.00 jobs that could go that is sort of worst case scenario that looked on as a once to go into the negotiations with the unions which had to be finished in rather quickly in 2 weeks' time before moved under shareholders to accept the a package that was just off against us so we know that the pilots have to have

a fit to take us 45 percent could we see tremendous do the same thing it would add up to about $350000000.00 euros whatever the pilots agree to and contributing to this to the scenario now the salaries of cabin crew are much lower so the part that the cut that they could take would only be smaller debye contravening less to the whole to the whole deal nevertheless cabin crew are willing to do their part as an equal as these the head of the cabin crew union you for said in an interview with g w earlier today. there are things like productivity like arch i'm working like temporary leave willingly so these are things we could do become a range but of course people need a job government you off towards the kind of. on the one side and dismissals next year on the other side that's not possible and this will be a hard negotiations. christe the german government just recently through times and

9000000000 euro lifeline hip house news of these potential that's going to go down with lawmakers. given didn't go down well with opposition parties for that matter they said you know this is what they have been fearing it was a mistake not to talk i the money the 9000000000 euros to job guarantee so there is a chance last nevertheless the government says well even though times are real take a stake even though the government will take a stake and move tons of through there's a package it never wanted to interfere in management decisions even if they admittedly look as ugly as this one ok let's just all long term prospects for fall of tense or other fears that just the company won't survive this crisis i think it will survive it won't go under 1st of all because the german government has a vested interest in keeping it afloat and keeping it alive. but it could be a rather long recovery process for loved ones of the main sticking point here is

when will the long haul flights trance continental travel be possible and accepted by passengers again because these flights these connections those are the ones that move tons of strong in and those are the ones that bring in the revenue ok well we wait to see christoph thanks for that christopher from our business desk that after . they get knighted states has asked japan to pay significantly more to maintain american forces on its territory the u.s. as a guarantee japan's defense since the end of world war $2.00 more than $50000.00 u.s. personnel are stationed in japan and washington puts a price tag at some $5700000000.00 japan is already spending more on defense but on its own forces. soldiers practice landing unfitness vehicles in a picturesque pay on japan south coast drive out open the hatch climbs the hatch

and then head back to the beach it's as if they were planning to set off a new sure sometime soon and perhaps they are but the officer in command is not allowed to talk to us about passion. for the body of a skirt it's important to train the soldiers one is the driver one's the hounds been stories it's not always easy to make a team out of them if it's wrong is goes wrong. according to its constitution japan isn't supposed to have an army and many want it to stay that way. it's serviced we don't want to pander fighter moles all over the world but he will know america sorry that's why we're against the drills. even south tokyo seems to be preparing to enter the military world stage the defense minister recently deployed this destroyer to the gulf of amman in an interview he says as a completely harmless mission. is aware of his own power he wants to become prime minister. would you pam like to play

a more active role military role on the world stage we believe sending our destroyer to the region to get enough information to secure the past safes passage of japanese or japan related to ships are important for us so that's why we sending it we're not part of. american initiative and nor european nor you ronny unionists should ever it's strictly on our own isn't that risky i mean there could be some kind of coffee you are right why should we be in it but if everything's fine why you need a washing in the region what we need to get the information to secure the safe passage all or tankers or other ships so we are sending them for information gathering what's wrong with that. just a reconnaissance mission. some people feel differently. us

asian relations expert glenn fukushima for example finds the idea amusing. well i think as defense minister that's what he had to say you know just as when koizumi was asked in the diet. is it not dangerous for the sole defense force to be in combat zones he said well to stop him from sources there by definition that is not a combat zone. that was his answer. behind the scenes of u.s. japanese military relations in the end is less easy carrying them here american military units stationed here still maybe trying for aid missions with the japanese earthquake for example but since washington has demanded much more money from japan for u.s. troops tensions have risen considerably it is actually cheaper to have a marine stationed in japan than to have them in san diego so

if we pay them no then they will become sort of mercenary and i don't think you were supposed to do would like to do that. posh words especially coming from an otherwise normal japan is a possible future government leader seeking to expand his influence in a big way insiders say there is support for this in the ruling party but less so amongst the japanese people. and now some more stories making the headlines the number of coronavirus cases recorded in the united states has topped 2000000 johns hopkins university sais new infections are on the rise in at least 19 states the u.s. has more cases than any other country. and staying in the united states said the top military officer has apologized for accompanying president donald trump to a church near the white house general mark milley admitted it gave the impression the military were involved in domestic politics or at least false of the key of the

area of the largely peaceful places. and amazon is banning police use of its facial recognition program for the next 2 have the technology has been shown to misidentify people with darker skin the move comes amid growing calls for police reform in the wake of the police killing of george floyd. is. ukraine is one of the few countries in the world with sarah they see is affordable and easy to arrange but the global health emergency has prevented dozens of parents from joining been new born children the long wait has been painful for couples the potentially disastrous for children's development some families have finally managed to be united al correspondent nick connelly met one such family one month and 3 days late but at least they're together. and dear old us of trouble 10000 kilometers by car through constant can look down to find their daughter. moment.

she still has to get used to us she doesn't know who we are. their daughter spent her 1st month with a carer in an apartment her parents only able to see her on a screen. in the way you know the so sad we were crying just seeing her pictures and unable to do anything for her you just feel so helpless all you can do is wait . as their daughter's birth came and went and with no end to lock down in sight or pull out and your elders could do was scour the ukrainian press with the help of a translation app on the lookout for some sign of hope neither the spanish government nor the ukrainian embassy could help when they read that ukraine's human rights on the woman had promised help parents into the country and jumped in their car to drive the 3600 kilometers from their home in madrid to kiev. and the 1st trip was a leave in the dark we didn't know what we'd encounter at the borders on route they

received a long hoped for permission to enter ukraine yeah i cried when he received this i didn't think a piece of paper could make this happy. but it wasn't enough and he was not the czechs and were just 500 kilometers from kiev then they told us no we just couldn't take it anymore they were missing just one document enough for them to be turned back at the ukrainian border returning home to madrid with the only option without their baby week later they were back at the ukrainian frontier after 7000 kilometer round trip to madrid and back this time with the right documents and they were finally allowed into the country. other parents have been less fortunate separated from their children by even greater distances and still unable to enter ukraine how many babies are still without their parents no one can say with any confidence. that you know we've lost months of our daughter's life. super

important. results clear months and 3 days to leave the felt like a year spanish must sound strange to her she doesn't want to sleep she just wants to listen to us. now she's i'm only sleep. well. this journey to becoming a family like any other is not yet over to register their daughter's birth in spain will probably still have to go to court in spain and in many other european countries surrogacy is illegal gray zone and other legal illegal coronavirus lock down which is the 1st of many obstacles on that path. now the deadliest economy who filed that report joins me from the ukrainian capital kiev hello to you nic do we have any idea at all how many babies all stand in limbo as a result of the locked up. well christine we're all scratching our heads here

trying to work that out but it seems that even the government doesn't really know so we heard from the ukrainian government's human rights woman who to help families like this 20 ukraine with special permission she says about 100 families have been in touch with her over recent weeks asking for help getting into the country while those travel restrictions than place but experts say that is just the tip of the iceberg they. they estimate that most agencies here in ukraine have been advising their families to stay it's not to reach out to the government they're worried about too much government intervention there have been calls from certain lawmakers here to ban international surrogacy so there was a real worry about coming out as it were and making clear quite how big a phenomenon the seas i think the pictures that went around the world of those babies in a hotel room they really are representative that was essentially a p.r. stunt by a very savvy director who wants to get international attention to resolve this problem most babies including babies babies spent 1st month last month or 2 in

a private apartment with a camera so the picture the reality a bit more than those pictures but this seriously is an industry that. sees families from across the world coming to ukraine this is not just european phenomenon you have families from as far as saudi arabia china some of those chinese families it's estimated have been up to 3 or 4 months late breaking up their babies given the lockdown starts in china earlier than in europe or north america so this really is a global phenomenon happening here in ukraine right and they call it how big a phenomenon is it i mean how widely is is serengeti practiced in ukraine and why. again. these figures here the government collecting information. they say they believe about $1500.00 took place last year 2900 that is but again industry insiders are convinced the true figure is much higher. travel to western european countries to give birth because that enables the parents to receive

documents that make it easier then to legalize the situations that the baby's birth part of this is just ukrainian businesses these clinics being wary of government intervention some kind of political intervention lots of other countries have banned this practice for foreigners so india thailand countries that were big in this business up to a few years ago and have since banned for international families the legal framework here means that it is legal in ukraine it is legal for these contracts to be drawn up between surrogate mothers and these families and for them to receive payment and it is also a whole lot cheaper than in the u.s. or canada other places where. so that is some of the reasons why ukraine has become such center for the. for us thank you nick. 2 footballs german cup semifinals and buy a new nick have secured a chance for a 2nd strace double this season that's the possibility of winning both the cup and

the bundesliga by a defeated i'm trapped frankfurt to reach the final even paris old 14 minutes in but by a needed robyn nevin. to win its 21. by and will pay for the german cup title next month. and finally to ray a video of what's still to be the walls of the largest green turtle colony of tens of thousands of tensions have been filmed. on an island near the great barrier reef now for the 1st time researchers are using drones to count the green turtles on grain island that's the world's biggest economy off endangered species and they've discovered they've been underestimating them because by more than 50 percent. and a reminder of our top story russia has opened a criminal case against the man off the optics. is handing off a major fuel spill response team say it will take you to another.

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