the airport management says it's finally worked everything out and volunteer airport testers are here to take fake flights to see if that's true. lots of people pretending to go to frankfurt today but not everyone finds a tow of you today cullen bunn from the south hansen how do you find the new airport. so very modern very very is it since it's pretty and still looks new even though it's been here for so long it still looks good to try to get out i think this is. i'm really surprised. positively surprised it was a yes positively. perfect perfect ok perfect temperature go yes i know you kids but i'm here to form my own impression now the check in counters are made of regionally sourced the wood so they're very pretty but i think there should be more of them it doesn't feel like there are nearly enough. for there are no soft for

electricity or charging but i have been promised that they will call hopefully until the airport opens. really more of these around us was really hard to find but i do have a favorite part of the magic carpet a 1000 square metre artwork made of bright red metal ribbon this has been hanging here for nearly 2 years. but the song of its installation artist play white said perhaps it represents magical transport and the question is this reality around just a relevant question soon we will finally learn whether the airport streams of well being an airport will finally come true but some parts of it like the shopping zone are still under construction. not much to buy at the judy for. the let's put meager shopping possibilities aside and look at the bigger picture i think the old seeing might still apply. i build it and they will come that is though the airport and the

travelers will follow the 1st part that's mostly done but the 2nd part that is up in the air. speaking of going places the woman in our next report certainly is here's the story of how she waved goodbye to the corporate world and set foot quite literally on a brand new path as yvonne and i worked for a dax listed company i was responsible for personnel and organizational development worldwide but i was a good. manager yes a stellar career with top pay but by her late forty's she'd had enough it's hard celeste i wasn't my maybe it had to do with my age mid-life and wonder will it ever do anything else or will it continue on this path. if i want to change the now's the time. many people feel trapped on the treadmill and just accept it and i

decided not to accept it. she took a risk and opted for something completely new she now makes shoes for a living. hell now works with her hands rather than sharing meetings how work life has changed completely she underwent training with her such a fight schumaker the 2 of them then went into business together selling tailor made shoes. she's managed to step out of her manager role now she speaks to customers as the shoemaker. quite differently i sit on the floor in front of cable i'm not addressing them across the conference table back then i definitely wouldn't have used such a personal or friendly manner. so what to have former colleagues think of her radical career change. told insiders

who great decision i'd like to do the same but i can't take the risk or i can't do it for various reasons some people said she's crazy or that i didn't say anything but i'd say the majority was a little envious of me lives office but does she think many would like to leave management. she took the risk and had enough savings to carry her. around says that with her new job she now feels a lot more free. embracing change doesn't always mean doing away with the old though in bangladesh ship building is a centuries old tradition now the country is in the process of turning that no high into a high tech industry there are already some 200 large scale ship building companies in bangladesh our reporter made that so the visited both a traditional boat builder in the monic ganz district in the center of the country

and he got a taste of the modern shipbuilding scene in the port city of chittagong. when it rains in bangladesh it often rains hard and read length of sleep. but work must go on here at western marine shipyard in chittagong. the latest order was a milestone not just for the shipyard but for the country such large cargo ships have never been built here before. what went. on would let me go a long way. to go. the shipyard is so far delivered 4 of these ball carriers to an indian steel company getting this contract

was a big moment for the shipyard. but hopefully just the start of things to come bangladesh wants to become a key player in shipbuilding bottom of this as you know it would be 2nd largest in textile and garments that. now it's time for definitions we call it shock to shape so there i pick. the industries. he says time to start and shipbuilding has started. foot boat building is actually a centuries old tradition in bangladesh and not only by the coast. large areas of the country lie only just above sea level during the rainy season the land disappears below the water. residence simply learn to live with it but

without a boat almost nothing is possible. to live. there bringing season is the most important time of year for boat builders like so the season is nearly over these are the last boats he'll build for now when the monsoon rains start to fall each family needs at least one boat. it's a good business. when a few years ago the water level was even higher. then i could sometimes sell a boat that cost me 2500 taka for about 7000 talk about. $7000.00 taka is about 70 year olds abdul halim learned the craft from his father for boat builders like him nothing has changed for generations.

he lives with his family in the money gunge district in central bangladesh a long way from the ocean. he's already bought the wood for the next boat season until the monsoon arrives business will be quiet. building is only seasonal work. but we don't have to look for other jobs in the meantime. when we're not building boats were either farmers or we run other small businesses. abdulhakim earns money for the family by selling snacks it's something he can do in any season it's through back in chittagong the biggest seaport in bangladesh although there's still a lot of poverty in the country the poverty rate is falling and the economy has

grown significantly in recent years. still there are 160000000 people living in this densely populated country and there's not enough work for everyone. the hope is that ship building will be the future driving force of the economy exporting cargo ships is a relatively new enterprise for bangladesh the 1st order came from denmark in 2008 followed by germany and many others after that so this industry could create a lot more jobs potentially up 210-0000 info. 15 years those who already work at this shipyard consider themselves lucky. some of us from that we're so proud to be exporting our ships abroad down to the proud to work here in such a big international shipyard. the shipyard in

chittagong is also working hard to modernize just being the cheapest isn't enough anymore sustainability and green energy are important factors especially for european customers. we are working with some buyers. given that. we've had indian street off his forces well as well as the ferries which will be operated by battery operated places shipbuilders in bangladesh hope to stay one step ahead of the competition in asia. you know what they say the only constant in life is change and that's a thought to leave you with at the end of this edition of made it's been a pleasure having you along for me on the team it's good bye and take care.

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. player. base is a w news live from the end of the 1st us presidential debate sets a divisive time joe biden calls donald trump's performance and a national embarrassment. there's no plan no ideas didn't meet didn't express a single plan he had about how we're going to move forward and it made me realize that just how it works is that state. after discussions descended into a shouting match fee is announcing that the election and self will be fought some peaceful also coming up all fars news in bellerose suspends an independent news

outlet and force out foreign journalists will it be sent as a tax on the free press turn the country into an information black hole. and get another try if you combine munich this time. facing dortmund to win the germans who took out. to. i'm rebecca riches welcome to the program we begin with the fallout from america's debate debacle u.s. presidential candidate joe biden has described president of trump's performance in tuesday night's televised debate as a national embarrassment the discussion over issues including the coronavirus race relations and the economy quickly descended into a series of interruptions and insults prompting horrified reactions from the u.s. and beyond. some commentators are calling it the worst presidential

debate in u.s. history 98 minutes of interruptions crosstalk insults and accusations mostly from president trump. the heated exchanges were many like this one over the u.s. supreme court to consider you should go out and vote your in voting now vote and let your senators know how you get on are you feeling but vote now to pack they were sure you in fact let people know his or senator s. i'm not going to answer the question why we're here today because for us the new issue here is us is the radical left would you show as a president who is on your list joe there's a reason you're right gentlemen is i think the president actually so it went for much of the evening trump seeking to distract in this rap biden with a barrage of interjections but causing most outrage was trump's failure to condemn white supremacists read anything about what if you give me a name give me a why is

a process and what is likely to indict outgrows lesson right proud of my lawyers stand back and stand by but i'll tell you what i'll tell you what somebody has got to do something about anti for and the left because this is not a right as we were of them is old is a levy are facing a backlash trump trying to walk back his comments saying he doesn't know the proud boys a far right group with a history of street violence despite the criticism of trump his supporters rate his overall performance a success our president clearly clearly established then it's over by. no question that. he knows what he's doing about every aspect of our president our needs in america. while biden supporters think their candidate emerge the clear winner. he is doing a very good job that getting his point across he has to be who i am which is. a

man when it comes to various names the economy around a virus. so i think it's top but he's he's doing very well. the next debate is scheduled for october 15th the debate commission has announced changes to the rules to allow for a quote more orderly discussion most americans are hoping they don't get a repeat performance. earlier we spoke to our correspondent in washington about one of the most talked about moments that moment when president trump declining to denounce white supremacy well this is a president who never really misses an opportunity to miss an opportunity to condemn white supremacy we've seen his his aides and his proxies all over u.s. media this morning and last night trying to clean up what he said walk it back a bit but it really tells you all you need to know that white supremacist groups

are incredibly happy with what they've heard last night now this is a president who has occasionally in the past condemned white supremacy when pestered to do so his most infamous moment of course being after the attacks in charlottesville in 2017 when a white supremacist or and his car into a group of protesters killing someone the president said oh there are very fine people on both sides so you know this really lays out what is coming out for the u.s. election now this is a president who has repeatedly refused to disavow or disown anyone who supports him even if those people are neo nazis. speaking to us a little earlier let's turn now to some of the other stories making news this hour a rocky kodesh security forces sources around us a parliamentary groups backed by iran have launched a rocket attack targeting u.s. troops the rockets landed near international airport in the semi autonomous kurdistan region of iraq local media say sirens were hood inside

a military base housing u.s. troops. french president emanuel my call has condemned comments by turkey on the latest flare up in the caucuses as reckless and dangerous that's off to turkey voiced support for as of efforts to take control of nagorno-karabakh from amini and separatists dozens of people have been reported killed in the worst clashes in the disputed region in decades. here in germany chancellor angela merkel has warned of a tough winter ahead she's announced new coronavirus measures aimed at avoiding a 2nd nationwide lockdown the pandemic has already put the brakes on large gatherings and events including germany's world famous. it a normal year germany's october fest would have been in full swing by now but not this year instead bavarians adorning their leader has an unturned in small groups

in munich with various state capital face masks and now compulsory in some busy outdoor areas and all thora teas are considering a targeted alcohol ban local responses like this to the pandemic remain the method of choice the chancellor angela merkel of germany heads into the most difficult autumn and winter months the olympics let's leave if we all want back to life as we knew it is specially our country's young people. q but we're currently putting everything that we've achieved in the past few months of risk. we must not allow nationwide restrictions high economic and emotional losses again. we cannot allow a dying person in a hospital or nursing home to die all alone because their loved ones aren't allowed to hold their hand to say goodbye. i'm speaking here because i want to do everything i can to prevent another nation what shut down. since may people visiting bars and restaurants in germany have been required to leave their contact

details as part of the country's track and trade strategy but many guests have been leaving fake details donald duck has become a particular favorite from now on however anyone leaving fate contact details could be handed a minimum fine of 50 euros the number of guests permitted at celebrations in public or rented spaces will also be limited in future to 50 if the number of new cases exceeds the recommended threshold otherwise the basic rules and recommendations remain the same keep your distance where a face mask and watch those hams and the german favorite even in those winter months crack a window. there's shock and anger in india after another brutal sexual assault the teenage victim was gang raped and left bleeding and paralyzed in a field. she died on tuesday from her injuries the alleged attackers have been arrested the case has stoked the outrage for the victim was cremated in the dead of

night by police against her family's wishes. a family quietly grieving in the wake of another gruesome crime a woman raped and savagely beaten. stark contrast to the scene near a delhi hospital on tuesday rights groups joined in venting their fury at local and national officials occasionally tussling with security personnel the victim had been transferred to the hospital in a last bid to save her life. there's not only outrage and utter pradesh but there's outrage in the entire country the more the chief minister is negligent in taking decisions the more dangerous the consequences will be the victim's family is not alone we are with the family the victim's father joined the protesters demands for the 4 alleged perpetrators. and i request the government to punish the accused and give justice to my daughter they should be hanged. the victim's father heard

later that his daughter had died even though the case will be changed from attempted murder to murder and all the 4 accused are under arrest. protesters outside the hospital organized again by candlelight and ramped up their call for greater protection for women and greater protection for members of lower castes tragically in this instance the 2 issues have collided in one shocking case the victim's remains were taken to her home village by police and cremated in the middle of the night the family saying they were not allowed to perform her final rites. authorities in belarus have suspended the popular independent news outlet to pay for 3 months its coverage of the government's crackdown following the disputed elections frequently went viral and government is also making it increasingly difficult for foreign journalists devotees nick

connolly shows us how belarus is trying to stop the cameras from filming and what that might mean for the protest movement. weeks of protests capturing imaginations around the world colorful symbols charismatic leaders. it's often turned ugly security forces cracking down brutally on peaceful protests and when it did photographers and journalists were there to report. people here tell you one thing time and time again knowing that the world is watching makes them feel safer. they show the outside attention acts as a restraint on the government. 6 but journalists are facing increasing intimidation to photographers spent 15 days in jail for quote organizing an illegal protest they had taken pictures of a demonstration an editor who published an interview in which a victim of torture names his torture also ended up in jail and tire news outlets

now stand to lose their media licenses without them their journalists could face arrest at any time. foreign journalists like me haven't so far been subjected to this kind of treatment very soon there may not be any of us left here in belarus getting a new credit taishan or extending this thing papers is no longer possible there's no outright refusal just the same excuse over and over again the commission in charge they say called get together because of covert this in a country where the man in charge president alexander lukashenko who claims to have won the disputed election downplays the dangers of the coronavirus he has said that a visit to the sauna is the best treatment for the disease. as independent media here vanishes protesters fear a future in which there is no one left to document what the government does to its opponents. some socrates now and by new nick has begun dortmund in the german if

a cop to lift yet another trophy the game is normally held before the new season bought it was delayed this year because. of the coronavirus despite the lack of fans the teams produced a high tempo game it was also a landmark match for the referee. by and munich came out for the super cup against dortmund looking for a thief trophy this year having won every competition they have been in it was also a special game for b.b. on a stein house the only female referee in the men's bonders league she announced before kick off she was retiring 6 years early for personal reasons. injury prone dortmund captain michael royce started for the 1st time in 239 days and had the 1st big chance. looks almost immediately host diane broke up the other end in a flash and common time totally so scored at the 2nd attempt both sides of the last

in the bond as leader at the weekend but it took by an just 18 minutes to rally. it was soon to do with thomas miller heading in. my. thoughts naivety from bahrain at the back like gere in the 41 loss at hoffenheim on sunday let dortmund pull one back out of the blue union blue and netted for a more experienced dortmund lineup than of late. half time and amid the empty stands because of the coronavirus stein house was having a quiet farewell game by as defense seem to still be in the dressing room early in the 2nd half as don't wind levelled through early in carl and. but this guy and never give up and use your kidney has been the epitome of that the winner coming in special style on 82 minutes. but ends chance

of a 6 trophy out of 6 this year is set to be dashed by the postponement of the club world cup in december but it is still being a truly remarkable 20. 25 pounds if lakeside. you know what same day have again is up next after on a virus special with monica john states and so that's i'm rebecca mrs invent what. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and. our corona update. from the covert 19 special next on d w. in the army of climate change. or soon.