this is d.w. news live from berlin russia denies any involvement in the poisoning of the opposition leader alexei navalny germany says it has proof that the politician was poisoned with a toxic nerve agent these supporters say this goes right to the top and no one else who don't live there is 0 possibility of a social parisian koodoo curio we go personal boost permission also on the program

. u.s. democratic presidential contender joe biden visits community and the family of 8 black man shot by police in wisconsin his message one of unity and i'm to challenge to president donald trump's know in order agenda. i'm pablo if only yes welcome to the show nato will convene on friday to discuss chemical weapons and the poisoning of russian opposition leader alexei navalny germany says it has unequivocal evidence stuff in a volley was poisoned with a deadly nerve agent from the novacek group moscow is denying any involvement but germany and its allies are calling on the kremlin to come up with some answers. what if while germany and the international community wait for russia to answer

questions only it can surrounding the attempted murder of anti-corruption activists alexei navalny kremlin critics are already playing a finger at one man. there is only one person can be named as one of them or pugin because well he builder or more than 20 years in power is so-called power vertical we are actually nobody dares to sneeze with permission save on the 2nd murderous attack on a major portions political opponents and no one else could have done of there is 0 possibility that such of aeration could have been carried out without personal permission over the years the kremlin has been blamed for poisoning political foes something it denies continued on thursday as it rejected accusations of russia's involvement and. the opposition figure has been a political thorn in the side of russian president vladimir putin and his united russia party for a decade drumming up

a vocal and growing opposition against putin's 20 year grip on power. herein avani is pushing for change shortly before he's poisoned in the siberian city of tomsk. because i'm traveling around the country to declare war against united russia it's clear that this place should be one of the 1st it's sorely needed in this war. in the footage recently released by his team and if only challenges united russia party members in tomsk calling them corrupt let's looking creatures and urging the community to both him out and the september 13th local elections his supporters hope the 44 year old will be awake to witness the outcome of the. us democratic presidential candidate joe biden has met with the family of jacob blake the black man who was shot by police last month sparking days of unrest in the city of can osho wisconsin after meeting relatives in private biden joined

a community discussion at a local church he also spoke to blake himself on the phone from hospital the victim was left paralyzed after police shot him in the back as he tried to get into his car or 3 of his children were sitting well let's bring in dave. in who's standing by for us in washington d.c. so joe biden met with the family of jacob blake and spoke with him on the phone tell us more about that meeting. yeah pablo a very different meeting them that we saw when trump went to canoas shah earlier this week the biden's did meet with the family privately jacob joined on the phone from his hospital bed biden says the jayco blake spoke about how nothing would defeat him and even if he never walked again that he would never give up and that was certainly an emotional conversation the family's attorney also released a statement about the visit saying the blake family felt that joe biden and his

wife jill has extended a sense of humanity during their visit that there was empathy and understanding there this of course is in sharp contrast to trump's visit earlier this week he did not meet with the family he did not talk about social justice he didn't even mention jacob blake's name pablo certainly a very different kind for them why was it important for joe biden to go to a no show on thursday. yeah there are several reasons that he ought to have made this trip he may have been looking to differentiate his response to how the current president is handling the protests biden in a community meeting as you mentioned at a local church earlier praised the black lives matter movement but he also said that any kind of violence would not be tolerated now trump for his part fully focused on the pockets of violence earlier this week he has not addressed the social injustice that's causing the protests in and across the country and of course republicans have been attacking joe biden for not being visible that he's

hiding in his basement this is only his 3rd trip in the pandemic of course given that there is a covert 1000 outbreak in travel has been restricted but this is really allowed trying to dictate the conversation and focus it on the pockets of violence as opposed to other major issues that the nation is grappling with right now like the pandemic and the struggling economy so biden definitely wants to drive home his own message that these difficulties are being faced under a trump administration and pablo all of this of course happening under the umbrella of an election campaign and election day is 2 months away 4 years ago when hillary clinton was running for the nation's highest office she did not go to wisconsin once and she went on to lose by less than a percentage point to trump it's a battle ground state and the democrats do not want a repeat of that of 2016. correspondent and washington d.c. some kind so much for that update. let's have

a look at some other stories making news around the world the mayor of rochester new york has suspended 7 police officers involved in the suffocation of an unarmed black residents daniel pruett body count footage shows them placing a haulage over the victim's head and holding him on the ground his family is calling for murder charges. a u.s. federal appeals court has ruled that the controversial surveillance program exposed by whistleblower edward snowden was illegal the national security agency harvested data on millions of people around the globe including prominent political leaders. emergency crews in beirut say they've detected signs of life in the rubble of a building that collapsed after the massive explosion in the lebanese capital a month ago nearly 200 people were killed and thousands injured a rescuer has reported signs of breathing and a pulse. u.s.

media reporting that british actor robert pattinson has tested positive for covert 19 forcing a hole to production on his upcoming film the filming had resumed on set in england only 3 days ago after being shut down in march because of the pandemic. well police here in germany have found the bodies of 5 children in an apartment in the western city of zawiya and the youngsters were aged between one and 8 years old the 27 year old mother is suspected of carrying out the killings and then fleeing to nearby with another child who survived police say she tried to commit suicide by jumping in front of a train she's being treated in hospital. well reporter jesse when guard has been at the scene of the killing insulting. following the failed suicide attempts the mother has been admitted to hospital in

a serious condition and remains under police guard. police say they get to states of the mother to find out a possible motive for the attack. politicians came to the apartment complex to lay everything out on minutes of silence one minute each of the children to lie crusader in disbelief and the shocks to such an as such a tragedy could happen in their normally quiet street. a powerful storm has been creating havoc in east asia. with dope stormy seas near japan where rescuers are searching for a livestock ship carrying 43 people that capsized and sank with thousands of cattle on board and at least 2 people were killed when the typhoon made landfall near south korea's 2nd largest city busan. rescued from rough seas made deadly by typhoon my sock in a night time search mission japanese coast guards found the 1st survivor from

a missing cargo ship carrying almost 6000 cattle and dozens of crew. here here's the idea. the filipino chief officer said he jumped off the stricken ship before it capsized and sank all his colleagues are still missing. typhoon my sock unleashed its full power on south korea in the early hours of the day leaving residents to wake up to scenes like this. at least one person in the southern city of busan died after being injured by shattered windows. this woman describes how her windows buckled under the typhoon's force can do no wrong i was scared and i didn't know what to do especially because i live alone i just hoped i wouldn't get hurt. my sack then moved on to north korea where it's caused

major flooding it's the 2nd typhoon to affect the korean peninsula within a week and there's more to come so. weather experts say another tropical storm is gaining strength and could hit the region this weekend. landowners in rural brazil have been battling landless farm farmers who've been eking out a living on unused land for decades the farmers who belong to the landless movement say police have done everything they can to evict them including destroying the settlements they've lived in for years. a police raid evicting small farmers in brazil most of those affected by this operation are members of the landless movement they are in the midst of a brutal land conflict. coffee planters live on this property and have done so for over 20 years cicero marianna was one of them he's a descendant of slaves and organic farmers but his existence is being threatened he

and other members of the landless movement are being driven out. i won't let them take my land and my house away from me. and i'm not afraid if they clear our settlement it will break my heart. this is my life. this site belongs to an old sugarcane factory that went bankrupt in the ninety's due to heavy debts now in a surprising move the former owners have registered their claim they want to rent the premises to one of brazil's largest coffee exporters but in order to do this the landless have to vacate their plots this follows the terms set by president who promised justice to the large landowners in the region. but the small landholders won't clear the area they have occupied for 22 years without a fight they filed

a complaint against the eviction order because they feel they're being treated unfairly cicero and the others have each other's back. if we are not recognized as the owners of this land than these big landowners can't be either we have customary rights. suddenly fires break out just a few hours before the evacuation is set to start cicero and the other small farmers move out further up on the hill a meadow burns for the farmers it is clear that this was no coincidence. but overman from us and this is an intimidation attempt to think they will accuse us of arson up there is our nature reserve. the next morning police troops march in the school and also cicero's house are said to be cleared even though the landless are legally contesting the court order. the malahat don't you have better things to do in the middle of the pandemic. the landless have

begun building barricades the police respond by using helicopters. and they begin to advance. cicero has to watch as his house is torn down. and i will continue to fight despite the eviction sunday i will return to those evicted will not receive any compensation and their school is also being closed down the small farmers in brazil have lost this fight. well germany has made a perfect starts to the nations league by beating spain in stuttgart team of then put the germans ahead in the 51st minute and that was all that was required for the home side to make it 3 games undefeated against the spaniards germany plays its next group d. game against switzerland on sunday. juan pablo phoneme yes and this is

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a people experiences when their heritage is taken from them. countless cultural artifacts were stolen from africa by colonialists and carted off to europe. to lift wounds that have yet to feel much should be done with the stolen or from africa. stolen soul starts september 7th on d w. this is do you have any news africa on the program today the prosecutor and the persecution of the i.c.c. is a factual been sudha has been blacklisted by washington and put on a list with terrorists and drug traffickers for the work of the horse so what africa's leaders and you should be inside. and tossing time while school's out will catch up with a. in kenya where the 2020 academic year has been cancelled. then

what's brewing in uganda we'll find out why coffee is in demand in the nation off teetering. hello i'm kristie one to welcome to news africa it's good to have you accompanied the european union has said it will defend the international criminal court against attempts to undermine it the e.u. is the latest decision to stand behind the court's off to washington sanctioned top officials in the hague now the i.c.c. s chief prosecutor fattal bin sudha and her top aides becky so more chill chill have been blacklisted by the top administration over the court's investigation into whether a u.s. forces committed war crimes in afghanistan on wednesday the u.s. secretary of state mike on peo announced the sanctions on bin sudha accusing the

i.c.c. off continuing to talk its americans in june the trumpet ministration authorized the imposition of economic sanctions against foreign persons directly engaged in i.c.c. efforts to investigate u.s. or allied personnel and those who materially assisted in those in the in that effort today would take the next step because the i.c.c. continues to target americans sadly pursuant to secular order 13928 the united states will designate i.c.c. prosecutor for 2 bensouda and the i.c.c. as head of jurisdiction complementarity in cooperation division. much to go for having material assisted prosecutor bensouda individuals and entities that continue to materially support those individuals risks posed to sanctions as well. addition the state department has restricted the issuance of this is for certain individuals

involved in the i.c.c. its efforts to investigate u.s. personnel and even more on this told me a lot of bull joins me at the big table tony good to see you sir tell us little bit more about the sanctions that will be her top 8 are and well the u.s. is not signatory to the i.c.c. so it can't withdraw in protest when something happens the i.c.c. has no assets that the u.s. can freeze or what does it do it targets individuals from the i.c.c. right like bensouda now these sanctions put her and her colleague under list especially designated nationals and blocked persons on this list includes members of al qaeda and isis drug dealers you know that's the kind of company that she's considered under. no if you're a terrorist hiding somewhere that's different when you're under this list but if you're somebody who's going around in the streets traveling trying to conduct business like i too would be doing then you're locked off and this essentially cut

her off from any u.s. business that operates and that's to add to the fact that she's already had her visit visa revoked that was done in 20 u.s. visa in 2019 right ok so. tell me i remember the last time the us went off to an african holding position and it was seen as asian. they were they thank you for that you know he was under attack and wiesel virtually every president on the african continent jumped up to his defense this looks like a similar thing to me right you have this african woman under attack essentially for the work that she's doing and. nobody saying anything on the continent the difference here is that the i.c.c. has targeted some of these african countries in the past were relating to some of its cases when it comes to genocide and comes to war crimes and in fact in 2017 the african union backed a mass movement in africa to exit the i.c.c.

a lot of african countries felt that the i.c.c. was targeting african countries and so if you look at cases like omar al bashir for most sudanese president who was under arrest warrant by the i.c.c. you also have kenya's president who are kenyatta as well who face charges those are just some of the examples that african countries felt were unfair ok let's talk about 52 as you mentioned she is the i.c.c. stopper ski just so they know about her her tenure at the course well thought to answer is the 2nd i.c.c. prosecutor she followed luis moreno ocampo was an argentinean and under his tenure there were 2 about 12 investigations that were run 10 of which focused on africa and so unfair to consider came into office a lot of african countries felt well this is a way forward now maybe at least as if he felt this would be a way of appeasing the africans ok and i and 5 have been sort of did go off to other countries apart from cases in other countries apart from africa so she's

actually nearing the end of a tenure she should finish her tenure next next june but it's come at a time where i mean she has been looking to she has raised her pro. your point but i think with all these cases the african attitude towards the i.c.c. the u.s. which of course is the is the major player in the world also opposing the i.c.c. i think that tarnish is the achievements that fatah bensouda has has made all right tony i mean we must leave it there but we know that the e.u. and various other organizations i the i.c.c. itself have come out what has happened the decision taken by the united states told me as always thank you for coming in but that it. now nic story is in kenya where the government has canceled the 2020 academic yeah as part of its response to the koran a virus pandemic now that's left some 17000000 learned is across the country out of

school. travel to talk talk that's near the border with tanzania to meet one of them. 2020 was the beginning of an exacting new chapter for vincent to little high school but in mid march in response to corbett 19 the kenyan government closed all schools including higher education the measure disrupted the lives of nearly 17000000 students across the country for 16 year old to little it's meant typing his family cuttle out in the wild rather than pursuing an education. when. i was really excited to do in high school because i've never been to boarding school. but i was frustrated when i was told schools would be closed so you know i miss the interaction with students and sharing ideas when these long distance learning can see the other challenges to lead to simply doesn't have enough time for studying. now it's just wake up look after

some you know use and you can't concentrate when you try to study so much you fall asleep. on a day like this classroom would be students for children even more until the kenyan government can solve the 20 twentieth's. due to the coronavirus but for these musée community one qualified teacher is all that they have. 22 year old danny my side he usually teaches near the tanzanian border but now he has taken to one of tearing home. one of your living in a community like bees they no saw and saw is a teacher and we have to have the kids otherwise the kids would miss our art form a cross or so. the side of the students looking up to the cattle would be at risk because they. come identify when the schools are cruel the young people go out into

their wild to graze the cows and you know for them i say yes we are used to killing us. no there is genuine disease an increase in no one from killing like this but if they are in school students will not get time to do this. and it's but it's what i know. but experts believe there's a lot of walk to be done before schools can safely reopen in kenya. i think the 1st point to really be training for our teachers once we've done the training then we need to look at our infrastructure for example if our building was able to accommodate a group of 20 dogs how can we use it now to accommodate those to ennoble us do social distancing. for now schools remain closed for the foreseeable future. but it's yet another day of

hiding cattle for too little counting down the days until he's able to resume his dream of an indication that perhaps over time could change his life. now to a trained brewing in uganda and i promise this is the last of the major and the puns today t.v. has long been a preferred drink there but now more and more people are opting for coffee this emerging culture is fast gaining in business and in turn growing and new industry to serve them. ugandan coffee is enjoying something of an ace on its. face familiar grinding sound is attracting a new generation of coffee aficionados whether it's for a quick pick me up or a relaxing chat with friends cafes like becoming more popular. i left boston

because. it kicks it helps me like going out to do something for the allies if they take it they don't see it. i love it fails it's just very nice. i love the flavors. you can there is the 2nd largest coffee producer in africa only behind. one scene is a colonial beverage young ugandans are now recognizing the being's business potential. tradition of coffee in uganda was a good as a way to minds for a product and also. a rich man's product we're we're looking at the vehicle sequence option of it shifting it's a shifting from one percent of a to get back now to close to 6 percent. this newfound love for coffee is providing jobs in a country with one of the highest youth unemployment rates in sub-saharan africa

these would be baristas are passionate about their work it was revised as trained. to inspire people and make a good job but it's full of people sort of they can get on the low on those for that for them. so. that love clearly on show the only question now for here or so ago i did good. and that is that for now be sure to check the stories on our pontificate say forward slash africa or also on facebook and on twitter now as wild as the coffee is harsh take a look at some way off africa's finest is the biggest ethiopia in uganda we'll see if it's time.

to the point. clear position on the international perspectives. a geo political storm is brewing in the eastern mediterranean and strangely enough it's 2 nato allies that are stoking the tensions turkey versus greece is our no one

willing to risk or that's our topic on to the. point. on the t w. sequel agreeable to both go for the over runs from home the 4th time from the most news in the lives of others the bottom. whatever happened to america 1st the united states posted its biggest trade deficit in over a decade meanwhile tech stocks take a major did as a day out for reaching record highs. a long mufc this is the fight of his new european factory outside of berlin but not everyone was lining up for an autograph

. losing the phase champagne go over his fear for the future as demanded drives up during the condominium. this tuesday business on cape ferguson thanks for joining me we begin in the u.s. where the trade deficit is at its highest point in more than a decade that's despite u.s. president donald trump america 1st policy the latest figures from july so imports rose 11 percent while exports increased only 8 percent american spending on foreign made vehicles industrial goods consumer products rose sharply u.s. services in areas like tourism education and medical care dropped as far visitors the state home to to coronavirus travel restrictions let's bring in financial correspondent jim acosta in new york hi yes president trump came to

power on a promise to reduce the u.s. trade deficit why has he failed. well and if you look at the trade deficit especially was trying to china was a good to 140000000000 dollars had to pretty much stand back where it was when president got elected into office so we've heard from the u.s. administration in the past couple of weeks that it's not so easy to decouple the 2 biggest economies on the planet but then also one factor clearly was some tourism especially international tourism still is pretty much as it comes through in the standstill and to tourism is seen as an export so that's also one reason why we've seen a bigger increase in imports but then in exports but this huge trade deficit overall also shows that there might be some pressure on gross in the united states to come and in flint while after hitting record highs on wednesday tech stocks have dropped

sharply again what is going on. well i mean it was an accident that had to happen sooner or later just on when stay the nasdaq composite for the very 1st time ever surpassed the 12000 point mark but it was interesting that the sell off is started to your on thursday a day when he cites the trade figures we actually got better than feared to numbers from. here is we will get the big job report now on friday and that also shows you that there is a decoupling from what's going on on wall street and what's going on with the real economy if you look at stocks like apple no real you news and still what happened the stock sold off by a good 8 percent tesla for example down by almost a 20 percent just within 3 trading days but it was a quite a mess of sell off another couple is it down by about them 5 percent one reason

also might be that we'll approaching a prolonged weekend monday labor day so no trading on wall street and maybe investors are shying away before the long weekend to to buy into the stock markets and it will be very interesting to see what happens on friday we will get to the job figures from the labor department one hour before the trading starts and then we will see if it is just this was just a small accident or if this might be the beginning of a broader set of what goes up must come down and hence carter thanks so much tech entrepreneur has visited the site of tesla's new electric car factory just outside berlin and says he's pleased with the progress being made the company will manufacture a new version of its model y. vehicle at the plant and may also produce electric car batteries you know musk has every reason to be in a good mood rucks construction of his new car plant is on schedule the american

entrepreneur signs autographs for his fans to critics of the mega project he says. criticism and advice for you better. let us know if you know of to 500000 electric cars are expected to roll off the assembly line every year 12000 employees will work a 3 shift system a local citizens group thinks the construction project being built a record speed is a danger to the environment once the president says and as a resident of green hide i see things being taken away that are priceless things that have become the luxury goods of today clean air and intact environment and sufficient quantities and quality of drinking water not quantity to one quality. authorities have received almost $400.00 objections so far for the station barman dayton c. believes the car plant is on the right track. with stand as a stands at 2 pm today we cannot see any fundamental obstacles to approval we believe that all objections can be resolved on our manageable. overrespond. there

will be a public discussion about the objections in 2 weeks only then will the final building permit be decided musk meanwhile continues construction of high speed today he invited all the residents of green haida to next year's opening festivities now it is some of the other global business stories making news facebook will buy new political ads on its platform one week before the us elections in november as part of efforts to battle dish information the site will also add a label to any post that challenge election results see you know mark zuckerberg said the move will lower the likelihood of any last minute smear is going on contested. the trumpet ministration is conflicts some of the $3000000000.00 in contracts to 5 ventilators and orders months ago because the national stockpile is a ready enough to react to the coronavirus the suppliers including phillips are

likely to do with future a man of revenue. france of government has unveiled a massive stimulus package to offset the worst effects of the coronavirus the $100000000000.00 euro spending plan includes a major investment in transport and green energy and a commitment to make the country more competitive front of currently experiencing at some worst economic crisis since world war 2 but the government expecting a lot of $805.00 in jobs by the end of the year. the package includes $20000000000.00 euros in tax cuts for small businesses and manufacturers as well as new spending on youth employment programs prime minister john caustics told reporters that the overall aim was to put more money in business hands instead of consumer pockets so much yesterday did on his own please make unemployment is about companies but it affects the french so what we want to do is to massively reinject

money in the economy so that the economy and companies could of course set off again on top leeza yes if companies set off again there will be less unemployment and more jobs for example it's as simple as that was. also in the package 9000000000 euros to help french companies become more environmentally friendly the headline goal however is to create 160000 new jobs in 2021 that would still represent a sliver of expected job losses in the country french officials say 5 times as many people are likely to become unemployed just this year. staying in france for even the champagne industry has lost its faith during the pandemic a 1000000000 bottles of bubbly are stored away in salaries production have collapsed by a 3rd even wind power is less than marry. the finest grapes in the world grow here in champagne country but the coronavirus

pandemic is taking the sparkle out of the market for bubbly. restaurants were closed for months weddings parties and receptions are all cancelled the pandemic threatens the livelihood of champagne producers like eve. good. and regions are in trouble at the same time we're in a global crisis and the whole industry is affected what is certain however is that what is not consumed during a certain period is no longer consumed later. the government is sensitive to the plight of the wine growers it's introduced an aid package worth 250000000 euros in alsace alone several 1000000 liters of excess wine are being distilled to make way for the new harvest this would normally be unthinkable but during the pandemic there's no alternative but to pour off the precious wine some will be distilled into ethanol for disinfectant.

we're only doing this because we have no alternative but it hurts deeply to see the wine go like this. the wine growing center is worried the mayor of middleware wants more support. the government aid wasn't immediately ready but of course it did help to pay the bills. naturally this wasn't directed aid it was indirect assistance we have to pay back later it's a lonely. group. as you'd expect in a wine village like this the mayor is a connoisseur. he runs a winery together with his wife and son. keep us whenever there's a storm we are very afraid of the rain the wind the hail we work with nature and that can damage our crops but after a thunderstorm there's an expression after the rain comes the nice weather but with the coronavirus the nice weather doesn't come. back.

growing it's part of french culture but the corona virus is threatening to burst the bubble of the entire industry. and finally some good news for cinema the new james bond movie has dropped a new trailer and is holding onto its november start date in theatre is no time to die daniel craig at double 07 a new trailer by another blockbuster tana tries to build on it strong finish the release with opening in china and the us the coronavirus 4 studios to delay release dates and sing and industry a friday her say because of the pandemic. to not fall for me thanks so much for watching.

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legacies of spanish colonialism both within our history and in society. and after the devastating explosion one month ago in beirut the city's cultural scene is shellshocked and. the debate about how or whether to repatriate art that was acquired by colonial powers most often under brutal circumstances has been raging for some time in the capitals of europe not least here in berlin where the city's long contested form is preparing to house vast ethnological collections of stolen soul is a new documentary that tries to illuminate this debate and get africans to weigh in on possible solutions. africa. trip the continent of countless cultural treasures the fate of these items is debated in a new documentary stolen song africa's.

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