and i watch. 2 this is e w news live from berlin tonight convicted for terror in turkey but the court of global public opinion may deliver a different verdict today in court in turkey incidence the german turkish journalist and it's huge it more than 2 years in prison for spreading terrorist propaganda the verdict is expected to stream relations between her and berlin also coming up tonight hundreds of thousands of india's migrant workers left their jobs

in the cities to flee the coronavirus now they're back home and they're struggling to feed their families and what does it take to recover from cope with 19 tonight a survivor tells us how she's coping both mind and body. i'm off to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome tonight relations between turkey and germany looks set to worsen and it has everything to do with a verdict handed down today it is stamboul a court sentence the german turkish journalist did as you jail to more than 2 years in prison he was tried in absentia charged with spreading what turkish law defines as chair wrist propaganda he says he plans. to appeal. we're hoping for the best

preparing for the worst. has long represented dennis you jel outside court he had to break bad news to his client you joe was convicted of spreading terrorist propaganda in absentia. exists we will appeal today's verdict and he did you do this you justice today's ruling shows that turkish law is not about justice and court found that you joe breached turkish law by interviewing the outlawed could use later in one of his atiku most but you joel and his defense argue it's an unfair ruling because a higher court had already found all these articles and the turkey's constitution which guarantees press freedom that's good reached out to court ruling is in breach of the constitution because it ignores the earlier ruling. you jill has already served a year in a turkish prison he says he was tortured there though ankara denies that.

relates one of germany's best known turkey correspondent soon left the country he says he couldn't expect just to stand because the president had already condemned him. shots of the. president tied to one had already publicly declared me a terrorist innocent by myself i had family in that sense that would have meant that he himself breaks the law by condemning me. that which is a friendship. triggered a crisis in germany's relations with turkey when he was jailed in his already criticize the slightest court ruling saying it sends a false signal for rights in turkey well for more detail let's bring in these are from amnesty international in germany it is good to have you on the program was this the verdict you were expecting to see handed down.

oh well back to the incident there will be a good 8 percent who will be. taken to prison sentence because there's this huge outside himself before. he was president was very much involved in that case he collapsed as their town was an agent and under this current dish and he could not expect any jobs into kate to go for it couldn't. we know that there has been a crackdown on journalists on the media in the last 2 to 3 years what does this verdict today what does it mean for the work of other foreign correspondents trying to work in turkey yes as you know is out more than 100 journalists in prison in turkey and a very i don't want to code because ponders had to leave the country before and this makes very clear those who trespass the cement lined 7.

100 s. in turkey will have to punishment if you don't have to be counseling and perhaps maybe even more skin out to we call it freely about the situation into and the fact that most people are saying they're not surprised by judaize verdict what does that say about the notion of an independent judiciary in turkey. now we have 6 our clubs are covered now try to assimilate into sense several strong statements from president out indicating this person has to be convicted and it's further with the judge just couldn't remember the 1st instance and. said worse and. there was disappearing.

investigation against a judge to some mates a verdict that means it's an absolute independence of just after the judge just and i think this would have been the same case if he would have quit or don't you tell judge this news that. deterrence with amnesty international in germany we appreciate your time in your insights tonight thank you thank you. here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world britain the u.s. and canada or warning that russian spies are attempting to carry out cyber attacks on corona virus vaccine research british intelligence services did not say which research centers may have been targeted or if any information as been stolen russia has denied any involvement and britain leveled even more allegations against moscow today accusing russian actors of trying to disrupt the last year's general election

foreign secretary dominic robb has said this was done by illicitly acquiring sensitive documents about a planned free trade agreement with the united states and leaking them on social media russia says it will respond to what it calls the ukase unfriendly actions the f.b.i. has washington best again after several high profile twitter accounts were hijacked by scammers prominent figures including barack obama and joe biden were among those targeted to hackers sulfate tweets sent from the accounts attempting to do people into donating cryptocurrency. an important agreement on how people's online data is being shared between europe and the u.s. has been ruled illegal by the european court of justice privacy activists had argued that the accord was unlawful because it gives the u.s. government access to european citizens private data without their consent or.

spain today recorded its highest daily increase in corona virus infections in almost 2 months 580 confirmed new cases and the news came as the country pause to remember what it has lost since the pandemic began at a ceremony tribute was paid to the 10s of thousands of corona virus victims and medical workers who have die. the a. it's been a difficult time for us country king sleeping and his wife queen the t.c.f. presided over the solemn and dignified ceremony for the $28000.00 spanish victims of the coronavirus. or usually get on showed what emotion and worse the memo to you today is a day that we'll never forget. it will remain in our hearts. because

today we honor with the utmost piety you know what you actually mean and the highest honor of our stage millar's a few that thousands of citizens lost their lives due to the coronavirus or review if you know. the end. of the european commission president jose left on the line and was among several top european figures present. the eh. the old one after the other they showed their condolences for laying flowers. the yes also included those were most impacted by the pandemic such as relatives of the victims the ethical and the ugly me had one know when to seek of my brother i'm talking about all of them and remembering all of them this sad

that he was 28 years old. who was 100 into their clothes seriously on some of the states and matting on last us from where. they were yet at the end of the half hour ceremony a minute of silence. well as india approaches 1000000 new code with 19 cases the northern state of the har is now under a new 15 day walk down and beginning back in march when the country went into its 1st lockdown millions of migrant workers fled their cities to return to their home villages many of them as you see here on foot they feared being left without food and clean water if they stayed so how have these workers been fearing since they headed home the w's india correspondent. traveled to coralie

in rajastan to find out. for nearly 2 weeks so need gods out of has been working on this water as it is 7 hours a podley every day in da just hans punishing fun especially for someone who was doing it for the 1st time. was one of more than 30000 migrants who fled to dodge's tom's good audi district when india along down in the lake much. her husband had been making good money working 2 jobs and jackie she focused on breezing their 5 children they didn't need a 2nd income then the shutdown hit. her husband lost his work. virus can come here to we aren't afraid of that we just came here because there was no work there until now we were making do with our savings but now there is nothing left so my husband has gone back. her husband is now back in jeopardy

but with just one job at half the money with much less income she now needs to work too soon either and the others will only need to 150 rupees a day 23 your toes for 2 weeks off work. yet she is lucky only 3 of the workers here are determined migrants job sites like this one are currently the main way for the government to offer paid work to locals however one must have a government issued job card to be employed here locals tell us that the process to get a new job card can take months but the regions i did landscape leaves little scope for agricultural and other work is hard to find as well pushing over 70000 residents to migrate most of these workers have simply not bothered to get a government job card. after all they can make 5 to 10 times more

a day in the city but now the government's cash for work scheme sporadically deployed to short don't leave it in dense of projects is all they have. and even these jobs are scarse. gummo singh was desperate to get home he spent a week speed to convince 2 truck drivers to allow him to cram into their vehicles with 70 other men. without food and water to get to could only. for the last decade both kamel and his brother have both as one masons in the southern city of haifa but to support their family of 9 his brother returned there this week to look for work and to be off their overdue rent. has been borrowing money at high interest rates to make ends meet out of their london everything has been shot what are we supposed to do there's never any work here anyway the one government work project i heard of paid only

a pittance for 13 days of work what use is that. says his brother has warned him against going back to the. cases are on the raids and another lockdown could be looming. but migrants like him nor that for the 2nd time they have to make a choice between facing the wireless and starvation. it is time to pack their bags again. here's a look now at some of the other stories making headlines china's economy started growing again in the 2nd quarter the economy expanded by 3.2 percent year on year it raises hopes of a similar recovery in other countries but in the u.s. 1300000 americans applying for unemployment benefits last week the 3rd week in a row at that figure millions of workers have lost their jobs in the pandemic unemployment in the united states stands now at 11.9 percent. european central

bank chief christine legarde has called on eurozone leaders to quickly agree on a coronavirus recovery plan after its latest meeting the e.c.b. held back from topping up its vast pandemic stimulus for the eurozone europe's economy is slowly rebounding from the pandemic. you know from the economy to people many people who've suffered serious cohabit 900 symptoms and survive have rehabilitation challenges apart from the physical or deal these psychological repercussions can also have long lasting effects on patients. met one survivor who's only gradually getting back on the road to recovery there's the faster. i got entry. the lung test at the rehabilitation clinic is still exhausting for the road and. the berliner is a covert 1900. variables

a difference out. oh i'm glad you know who. here at the vibe clinic name back to back she's making great progress in late may she was admitted to hospital with bronchitis under severe fever an initial coronavirus test was negative but after another test from a lung she was diagnosed with covert 19 lists of pneumonia and inexperienced doctor put her on a respirator. moment. that feels at 1st like water running into your lungs i was terrified and feared for my life i almost had a heart attack my heart hurt for hours afterwards i screamed and cried i was in real trauma for several days afterwards. she's lived with the diagnosis for 6 weeks now under spent the last 2 here there are strict protective measures in place at the clinic director daniel of which is one of a handful of ex covert 1000 patients the others here are recovering from cancer

surgery. so i repeat here consists of physical exercise breathing sessions and methods of relaxation directed on the elevator spends a lot of time here on the cross train a. dog and it's only been 3 days now that i haven't had to sleep so much and lie down during the day there is the strange extreme tiredness after covert. viewed tightness on the long lasting loss of taste are typical symptoms after covert 19 and. not surprising for us is that the damage done to the nerves during kovac 19 massively limits our patients mobility the psychological strain is also severe they've survived a life threatening disease and they keep thinking about what could have happened and. director danielle of it spends a lot of time thinking about her father he was in hospital with cancer and the coronavirus in the spring she was only allowed to visit when he was dying 2 days

after his death she had the 1st symptoms self and couldn't attend his funeral something she discusses with the doctors here. more and more former covert 1000 patients are being admitted to rehabilitation in germany health insurance companies have started covering the costs to ease the pressure on hospitals dirt and yell of it is now immune and feels liberated. just a few days ago i laughed out loud for the 1st time that's when i thought oh here i am again i can laugh out loud and from the bottom of my heart that wasn't possible for weeks. she plans to get her immunity tested regularly but for now she's looking forward to life after 90. dozens of countries have launched contact tracing to monitor new covert actions in an effort to keep the virus contained it's been exactly one month since germany rolled its own and tonight we want to ask is

it working. well to answer that my colleague i mean yes if you're here at the big table with me so i mean what do we know i mean has it made a difference well there's 2 things that health experts are looking at here that how many people have downloaded this app that's one thing and in germany that's looking pretty good 16000000 people have downloaded it in the 1st month or so marking the 130000000 that's right about it's about 19 percent and an oxford study said that in order for a an app like this to be effective at least 15 percent of the population have to use it another thing the experts are looking at is how people are using this app are people registering that they've tested positive for the corona virus and is this information being passed along to the other users of the app the problem here is that out in germany in this very privacy oriented data privacy are and they don't store user data so it's almost impossible to have any real statistics on how people are using that so if they're not storing it in the data. that is proof that

conscious of data privacy is that a hindrance to actually trying to prevent the virus from being spread well yeah data privacy experts are praising this ad for how good it is and not field but it definitely is a hinderance to how how researchers how that app developers can look at how this app is working so in other words the question whether or not this half is working their stories are we we have to do and we have to assume it's working right everything is based on estimates so far whether or not that's affecting how it works is another question so there is no evidence in other words that the data privacy is actually making it worse and some people are even saying that is it's more functional because the real important figure here is how many people are using and the evidence says in germany 16000000 people 16000000 people have downloaded the app in other words the more data privacy the more people download the better

the app where i propose a theory and. less big brother you have there you downloaded the app right on the day it was released i think and what's been your experience i see you're still looking healthy that's right yeah and i still have my privacy so i download this app and it was pretty easy i mean you just do it once you leave it on your phone you leave your bluetooth on i have a low risk assessment i have like a green box on my phone that says that i haven't come in contact with somebody who has the virus in the past 14 days that's a good sign there were some problems in the beginning it said that exposure logging was not possible and when i went through the steps to make exposure logon to turn that on it didn't change how the app was set so i couldn't figure that out hopefully that wasn't my fault but there are some reports of users experience being less than ideal but so far a lot of people have downloaded it and well that's good to me this new interest in the trust factor is really important there i mean yes it is always i mean thank you

for a classic novel about berlin's early 20th century underworld is enjoying a 21st century movie make over berlin alexander plot has been adapted for the screen several times but the latest award winning version centers the plot around an african migrant a man in a new city who soon finds himself in tangled in a world of crime. it wasn't until or liberate. the 2nd chance francis comes from western africa he wants to build a new life in berlin after a traumatic church. if. he wants to be good lead a decent life but how can he have a no job and no papers and how much for this if you flee your homeland then you don't just lose this place but you lose your language your self-confidence your

family the feeling of security for me these are human values and the protagonists struggle to insist that francis struggles but he gets onto the wrong trash he gets tangled up with trying to hide who makes him the part of his criminal good. friends is becomes a director you know in a brilliant park director boring qubani knows this part and it's the universe really not external plots of his attempt to give him a human face as i have the feeling going to 5 fish 20 of these drug dealers out of the park house that would be a story that most people don't take seriously that will see me into their minds. as a convert. he adapted one of germany's best known urban not. only from the past published in 1029 but i think. the tragic hero seen here in 1031 family are you listening in on speed because. he's just got an addict or isn't and

wants to get his feet on solid ground game is a monster that won't make you mad. cool bonnie transposes students protagonist into the president that poor guy you can't catch a break is francis the refugee who becomes a criminal. it's a long way down in a 3 hour news release that i owe him for. we want to tell a story about characters demand for realisation you know to understand we have placed in the society. it's also a story about what it means to be black and no one can tell me the society that topic it couldn't be not. just shot. in the gaza strip down restrictions have been eased and palestinian football players they are practicing together again and that includes a team of young m.p.u.

team players many of whom were injured in the israeli palestinian conflict what happens on this pitch is a matter of skill balance and strength both physical and emotional. but these young palestinian athletes are all amputees and they are back on the pitch after months away mostly behind doors closed by coronavirus. and also think things look very happy because we're getting back to activity. 26 players have gathered here in gaza some lost limbs to artillery fire over the last 12 years during which the ruling islamist militant group hamas fought 3 wars with israel child casualties and persevered. i got injured in the 2014 war during which i lost 5 members of my family. a lot of the other when i started playing football and sports in general i felt

that i got rid of many things inside me and gained a positive energy. and 15 year old them all a stall was also injured in that 2014 war. that i have been injured for the past 6 years today i returned to playing sports after 6 years of injury. the team and the palestine m.p.t. football association in gaza are sponsored by the international committee for the red cross which provides the space the uniforms and the crutches all of which help to in many cases besley increased levels of self esteem. portuguese club celebrated their 29th league title wednesday following need to know when over sporting lisbon porto needed just a point to clinch the title victory meant they moved 8 points clear with just 2 games remaining in the season the club's latest title was celebrated inside an

empty stadium at the end of the campaign disrupted by the pandemic. police in the u.s. state of florida have finally been able to round up a fast moving fugitive take a look this runaway kangaroo was spotted hopping through the city of fort lauderdale early on thursday it's unclear where he came from the everglades or not the outback deputies were able however to color the critter and together have inside a police cruiser we understand has been turned over to wildlife officials. you're watching the w. news after a short break i'll be back to take you through the day to stick around for the.

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a little he's going to go give a shit i never heard such a donald trump and flooding your puton i were to point talking entry analyzes the difficult relationship between russia and the us and between their presidents how does their lateral reach and their dangerous mutual admiration affect the rest of them. to some police trump including starts august 3rd on d w. in our world paralyzed by a pandemic it ranks as one of the worst criminal accusations trying to spy on researchers working on a vaccine today the u.k. the u.s. and can't of the pointed the finger at russia intelligence agencies say a group of hackers known as cozy bear have targeted organizations working on a coronavirus vaccine and they say cozy bear is related to the russian bear.

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