and critics alike now as the world's most powerful women shaking how they joined us from athens. this is the news live from berlin french police arrest the 2nd man in connection with a deadly terrorist attack in the city has been remembering the victims as france raises its security alerts to the highest level in response to the attack. also coming up belgium becomes europe's latest hot spot for the corona but the number of patients there in hospital. is now higher than it was during the 1st wave in the

spring. the u.s. elections could have consequences a pro abortion clinics in kenya say they fear more cuts and u.s. funding. vulnerable women. as welcome to the program police in france have arrested a 2nd suspect in connection with a knife attack at the basilica nice that left 3 people dead it was the 3rd islamist attack in france in 2 months president manuel macaws holding an emergency cabinet meeting today at the national terror alert level has been raised to its max. a place of worship and the scene of terra candles laid outside the chechen nice tribute. for the victims killed within its walls. what happened inside is now being

pieced together by forensics teams france's top counterterrorism prosecutor said this had all the hallmarks of a terrorist attack and they have detained a suspect there are people who. when he was arrested he was carrying a document in the form of a paper from the italian red cross in the name of a to newseum national born in 1909. to gay chanson share in that this is the perpetrator moreover the person concerned is not known in the national fingerprint database and is not known to the intelligence services. the when the police stormed the church on thursday it was too late to stop the bloodshed a church official and woman had been stabbed and killed a 3rd person died of her injuries. police found

a copy of the koran and 3 large knives in the suspects bags the man is now in hospital in critical condition president was at the scene within hours calling for national unity that if we've been attacked again it's because of our values our belief in freedom to believe freely and not give in to terror. let me say this very clearly we will never give in the book and. when he said. that the french president has angered many in the muslim world by refusing to condemn cartoons of the prophet muhammad. was. it's a long standing debate in france reignited by the murder of school teacher samuel petit earlier this month. he was beheaded after showing cartoons of muhammad in

a class on free speech. and with this latest attack france has 3 more people to mourn. for the very latest on that story we're now joined by our correspondent. in news lisa there's been a new arrest in this case what can you tell us about that. oh please just confirm me that they indeed arrested a 47 year old man apparently that man was living in the region around nice and he is originally from a maghreb country and now he was on the phone with the attack several times the day before the attacks in 2 days ago and the police are now looking into the question if he was just in touch or if he was an accomplice of the murder of the assailant who killed 3 people at the cathedral just behind me. if i. its highest level what

does that actually mean. but it means that in additional $4000.00 soldiers and police forces are deployed they cross the country at them are being deployed to trust the country at the moment to protect vulnerable locations here in france the police told me that they considered that under the lockdown because france has now entered a lockdown for probably at least 4 weeks under the lockdown volatile places are not only places of worship and they say locations where terror attacks happened in the past but also public transport because under the lockdown that's where people are crowded really so the police is really are really on high alert and they're trying to protect as many places as they can at the moment. but today france is going into lockdown how will that affect both the public come aeration of these latest

killings and also the investigation. well obviously you know public commemorations will be difficult to carry out if you look back a few weeks you know when some of the party was beheaded by a radical islamist the teacher who had shown a cartoon of the prophet of mohammed in his classroom after that president and i'm on call he indeed hell held a public ceremony to commemorate this man but this will hardly be possible now here in france under lockdown there might be some online event or something or a car might hold a public speech on television but you can't obviously gather people here in france at the moment and the police are saying that they are expecting to stay people at home and but as i said they will still be on high alert and there will still be a terror attack alert a terror alert here in france they're going to try to correct these places that have all the money and france. in nice thank you lisa.

the attack in these has been widely condemned by european leaders didn't use asked german president. for his. duties and. by then of course our thoughts are above all the relatives who have our compassion . but i believe what we in europe and not just in france must do know is to stand up to this act of brutality and the islamist motives behind it. in our democratic societies above all we should not base the response of the state on a course determined by hate and then a phobia. acceptance and mutual respect are a part of our society. and so standing up to such acts of brutal violence and islamist motives is one thing the other is to try and maintain the openness of our

society that's the other challenge. john president speaking to the news that does not take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world today new zealand has voted to give terminally ill adults wife's perience an unbearable suffering the choice to end their life if they're less than 6 months to live and if 2 doctors approve 65 percent of voters approve the new law in reference. to women have become the 1st taiwanese military officers to marry their same sex partners in a mass ceremony hosted by the armed forces that marriages are another landmark for asia's g.b.t. community taiwan was the 1st place in the region to allow same sex marriage after a parliamentary vote last year. protesters took to the streets across poland on thursday to demonstrate against the constitutional court's tightening of abortion

laws more protests are planned for friday and well police say will likely be the biggest demonstrations here. europe is suffering under a deluge of new covert 900 cases germany has reported a record 800000 daily infections just days before a new limited lockdown will take effect in france a 2nd lockdown has already been implemented in belgium hospitals are now struggling to cope as the number of patients hospitalized with covert 90 is higher than during the 1st wave in april the country has become a new hotspot for the coronavirus in europe and doctors and nurses are under enormous pressure as they try to keep the country's health care system running. this used to be the recovery room for patients who'd had surgery now it serves as a makeshift intensive care unit for corporate banking patients on life support hospitals in the building province of liers are no the epicenter of europe's 2nd

wave and struggling to keep up we are not able to admit one new pressure. anymore so if a patient comes in the emergency room with a. we have to run through. the flemish both of them will be 4th devo tells us his team is not only short of beds but also personnel one in 5 nurses in the region have tested positive for the virus themselves but the pressure is so high that those who don't have symptoms continue to work under strict safety precautions doctors and nurses here are working tirelessly to take care of covert 900 patients some of them are even infected themselves but despite all efforts the health care system here in belgium has reached its breaking point as the overall number of infections continues to rise the actual number of infections is likely to be higher than the official figures across town at least as university hospital testing is ongoing. i can't smell or taste any more and i have

a headache. because after medics year can conduct 280 tests every day but these tests are strictly for those who have a doctor's prescription family members friends or coworkers who have been in close contact with them but don't show any symptoms cannot get a test for them or as the moment we have so many positive cases the problem is there are far too many contact persons given the huge number of people who have symptoms we'd be unable to test them as well as all the people they've been in contact with at least not with the amount of tests we have currently if we had more tests we probably could back in the covert ward doctor duvall fears the lax handling of the crisis in summer will put him and his colleagues in a very difficult position very soon when you have only one bet and 10 people out of a thing for the thing that you have to choose between the team that which one you were. no doctor want to do that's one thing it's like you know we all not doctor to

do that kind of thing we all looked up to treat patients not to. truth which patient treating in germany has started to take patients from belgian hospitals with infections expected to continue to rise here in the coming weeks medical staff already at their limit who need all the help they can get. from all the situation in belgium let's bring in our correspondent in brussels band that bad hospitals in belgium asked struggling to keep bob why has the situation worsened so quickly. it is not entirely clear what the reasons for the fact that belgium is now the hardest hit country in all of europe doctors and scientists say it's a mix of reason the population was more relaxed about the rules of not following the distancing rules after the summer break the crisis management on a federal level here in belgium is not sufficient obviously and also the region's

vilonia and the flemish region are not working together entirely the number of intensive care units was not to heightened or not increased as much as necessary so it's a bundle of reasons but it is clear that belgian is not prepared for the 2nd wave and now people are hoping that at least the luck which entered into effect already will solve the problem in the coming weeks about as we just heard and there are people germany is taking patients from belgium because germany still has capacity how well does this cooperation inside the european union actually work. but there are many countries that are taking patients now on cross border. agreements and the u. commission is also sponsoring the cross border transport of patients but overall there's a lot more to do the e.u. heads and states of government just gathered in

a video conference yesterday evening they pledged that they will coordinate more but there's a lot to do data sharing is not working sufficiently and the countries are not. recognised thing the tests of covert on cross borders and the e.u. is no concentrating on the vaccination effort the e.u. commission is buying the scene those is 1200000000 those as for the whole of europe and know the member states have to come up with a plan how to distribute these vaccines and who gets the vaccination 1st and the was not saying that that would come soon but only in april message explanation in europe will start battling that in brussels for us thank you dan and here are some of the other developments in the corona virus pandemic the united states has reported a daily record of cases johns hopkins university said there were more than 90000

new infections in the last 24 hour period the us is the worst affected country in the world the european union has pledged 220000000 euros to transfer patients from hard hit countries to neighbors with spare hospital beds it's hoped the move will prevent healthcare systems from becoming overwhelmed and the russian capital moscow is promising mass vaccinations against the virus as early as next month's city authorities said they hoped enough doses will be supplied by then for high risk groups. and in india back around a virus cases past 8000000 on the capital delhi is facing a unique twin threat from the virus and its air pollution health experts say small could worsen the spread of the virus and make it even more deadly. it's the onset of winter and the team sheet of peace has engulfed the city. the air quality in delhi one of the most polluted cities in the world this is believed to do the

rate during the winter as as the corwin's make it harder for pollutants to this but . they can do anything industrial activity and the public money carried out by palm of the neighboring beat me to a significant spike in pollution levels in delhi every winter. there then had definite challenge. this and the apartment knowledge that says that the dip in temperature and rise in pollution levels may lead to an increase in the spread of corona about is infections many have experts are echoing this concern the boarded up during cold weather when pollution levels rise i guess the respiratory tract becomes drug which can make people more prone to cope with 19 and other respiratory illnesses the protective mechanisms group we call them. dr that there is also concerned that health care facilities may be all of the rising calls in 1000 cases in addition to the usual spike in influenza and other respiratory disorders during

winters. when medical health professionals brace themselves for the coming months the delhi government has started taking measures to curb air pollution one of them is the red light on engine off campy restively while dia's stationed at various traffic signals across the city are urging commuters to don the engines off while the beat for the green light. while the government claims that is followed the can . bin can deduce they can look at you shooting in the capital by 15 to 20 per cent not everyone is going with. the bundle of akali a davies environmental activist og you focusing on just one source of pollution is not enough i think the government needs to create a centralized body which is empowered which has timelines and measurable goals and create a proactive policy which will address every single source of pollution and then

enforce all of those very strictly and seriously. as any gasped for breath again the feeler over to indemnity of worsening air quality and cruel no vitals infections is growing. you're watching the news still to come meet pakistan's shell of homes with a difference is defined solving skills have made him a local legend. but 1st to kenya where health care workers providing family planning services keeping a close eye on the u.s. presidential election president donald trump the u.s. reinstated a ban on foreign aid for abortions centers the cuts lead to a message for adoption and services offered by these friends some are struggling to stay open. reports from nairobi for freedom kenzie getting pregnant was a disaster she was studying at

a secretarial college the bright future she was working for suddenly seemed threatened when they knew i was pregnant i had no. clue just thinking of killing myself. no these. i was thinking. i'm not going. to be. a lucky break she was referred to the know my clinic she underwent an abortion and now feels she has control thanks to contraceptive implants. it's like biden sticking out of the holds. things in my future but the clinic is under threat decisions made a world away from here slashed its funding us president donald trump reinstated the

mexico city policy restricting funding for going is asians which provide abortions or anything related to them it made life in many towns like here in 1000000 dollar on the kenyan caused more dangerous for women and girls were used to provide free for me to planning free information we had on it would provide for me probably really today because we don't get them anymore for free these are for the most because as they report when they're pregnant when they're not ready for their pregnancies so this forces some of them to deliver or forces them to. a safe abortion. or runs the banal my clinic that helped free down the cuts forced her to cancel an outreach program helping $15000.00 other girls and women in rural areas that have had included cancer screenings and age i.v.

treatment she dips into her own personal finances so that what is left can keep running a priority is to protect girls and women from unsafe abortions. if i don't do the i'm afraid the next neighbor the next person who didn't do it the wrong way that close in that store and. the threat of financial punishment for having anything to do with abortions is affecting kenya's national health policies says kountry reproductive health coordinator kenneth marry the building in maine that's our constitution gives it a big precedence to secure the productive we have resorted to to not falling off the institution because of fear. the choice of the u.s. president will not only decide whether kenya can follow its constitution says the man who ends up sitting in the white house could mean life or death for patients i would wish the somebody sits on that seat somebody else who would understand is

a human being in need of that flu and that is a human being done simply because there's no information given to high winds these deaths on that share the sure of a god is going to have the information and they're going to be great the lawyers great doctors great mothers in the future because they will have information to prolong their life. that are thought america filed that report from nairobi and joins us now from them in your report you measure the mexico city policy that restricts abortion funding from the u.s. can you tell us some more about this. the mexico city policy 1st came into effect in 19 eighty-four by former president ronald reagan since then democratic presidents have suspended the policy during their terms in office and

republican presidents have reinstated it so what does that mean it means that foreign n.g.o.s and house provide us all around the world that receive development aid by the u.s. i'm not allowed to use these funds for anything related to abortions so when donald trump became president and 2017 he not only reinstated the policy that is pretty says as he extended it so that $9000000000.00 u.s. dollars were not available anymore for those health care facilities around the world why did he do that was he needed the votes of the evangelical christians there was one of those come pain promises and he kept it. you mentioned the. public opinion of your stand on the issue of abortion. so if you talk to kenyans on the street and i asked them about this whole topic of abortions actually something we did a couple of days back most of them the overwhelming majority tells you you know

kenya is a conservative religious country there is no place for something like abortion and abortion actually is only one woman we found told us actually yes if the life or health of the mother is in danger there should be the possibility to get a safe abortion that's also actually a constitutional rights of women here in kenya but if you talk to health care providers who actually provide these kinds of services here in kenya they also told us you know the environment really has become very hostile towards the evangelical movement here was felt very much empowered by this u.s. policy. in nairobi reporting. and i want you to meet a detective with a difference she's a veteran investigator who tracks down criminals and pockets saw the world of crime he's saying isn't in the big cities and the stole property he wants to recover

isn't cash diamonds are thousands of people his work is essential here's a look at a farm laborer a private eye. he may be a bit unsteady on his feet but his mind is still razor sharp they call him the sherlock holmes of pakistan 70 year old nosier nanda is a master at tracking he goes after cattle rustlers in his home village of customer the success rate is over 80 percent. or your friends tell you everything about a thief has signs his weight how he wants you just have to be able to interpret them there. is highly respected in his village 20 years ago the former farm laborer taught himself how to do detective work cattle masson had been getting out of hand and customer since then he's returned hundreds of stolen cattle to their owners even the police regularly call him in to help on their cases. deals are often

a great help to us after all he's been doing it for a long time and pretty well knows all the possible suspects in the area. that i'm doing it i'm just like in a crime novel going after thieves and customer can sometimes be dangerous at his age knowledge and no longer takes part in chases nevertheless some of the bad guys still seek revenge. yeah before my help catch me at home and beat me up badly. still that hasn't returned this sherlock he wants to keep catching crooks and reading footprints at least as long as his own feet can carry him. before we go to show you what that tail end of a harley. when it arrives at a world famous surf spots these are some of the biggest waves ever recorded at. which. i will leave you with these pictures all the backend. in good shape

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colors affect our health this is what today's shows are all about and this is why i'm going to talk to dr good movie heights about how light can damage our skin and about how light can heal our skin lights can even help protect us from the novel coronavirus how it works as a disinfectant take a look at the report ambulances are filled with viruses and bacteria which could be destroyed by using ultraviolet light but the technology for disinfecting ambulances this way has only recently been developed now the company been so has made a quantum leap it has introduced a u.v. system into ambulance ceilings which can disinfect the interior in less than 10 minutes the l.e.d. lights are more effective and less toxic than traditional disinfection measures this shows a range of cleanliness deep violent areas are 99 percent pathogen free while white areas such as the structure 100 percent of them with the novel to $0.49 and we used to disinfect the vehicle in the hall after all before each use by hand we had to go

through the whole process and the problem was that the disinfection wasn't standardized and consistent but this is a technological system so the human error factor isn't there anymore disinfection is now consistent on the reports that isn't its own space the process was developed in collaboration with the fallen hopeful institute in the town of since twin. 14 it has been conducting research with l.e.d. lights which work better and are more variable than fluorescent lights it. does not know me to 265 nanometer wavelength is much more efficient use of. by using the radiation we achieve double the amount of disinfection. that doesn't fit so it's lifestyle. and that's very valuable during the coronavirus condemning. many body functions are dependent on light light influences our home or.

our blood pressure or pulse and it can even affect the way we fight off infections in the morning the percentage of blue light is particularly high it effectively stops the production of our sleep well attorney and it increases the level of testosterone and it increases our blood pressure and it makes us ready for the day . from midday onwards light has a lot of yellow components this is why are so alert in leaving the blue light diminishes and the red light comes to life this is when we produce military and this is where we go to sleep and this is why the artificial light we use to turn night into day can mess up the whole system. there seems to be no escaping blue light radiated from computer monitors smartphones t.v.'s and l.e.d. lights and new studies show it can damage your eyes. man

and other sandro are both students on a typical day they'll be staring at screens of various kinds from morning until night. and i left and i'm in front of them a lot for studying and for checking and summarizing slides checking e-mail us and of course for entertainment netflix music and the like. here come off from all of it can add up to 10 hours a day of. the problem is that blue light can cause long term damage to our vision off the mall or just all ash house has been researching the effects of blue light on the retina a concord use blue line exposure causes a condition known as age related macular degeneration it's the most common cause of blindness in german and. macular degeneration which only used to be seen in over patients destroys the macula this small area in the center of the retina is

responsible for focused blue light penetrates deep into the eye right through to the retina where it triggers the formation of toxic substances as they accumulate they eventually lead to the degeneration of the eyes photoreceptors which never grow back as a result our vision worsens. it's to be expected in old age but many people are unaware that the blue light radiating from computer and phone displays accelerates the process we accompany modern and other centro to an appointment with the eye doctor will he see signs of toxic deposits on their retina. afford him interest in him to be contrary if we're looking for possible damage by blue light you would particularly interested to see if there are deposits in the different retina layers into sheet metal cheese because op larval thank you don't have him. so their eyes are still fine for the time being but blue light is everywhere and

will be our whole life long companies that make glasses have found a new market nation glasses with blue filter lenses are they just a marketing ploy or are they actually beneficial we asked the students to wear the blue filter glasses for 3 days on a sunny day blue light levels are 600 times higher than a normal display but there's a difference outside it's so bright that our pupils contract in a natural response to protect the eyes. that's not the case with a computer screen so did the glasses help. and i didn't notice much difference i did have this feeling that bright light seemed a little warm of the eyes but i didn't have the impression that it made my eyes more relaxed. once i was able to concentrate longer while sitting in front of the screen and i was also able to work longer and. so the effect of the

specs seemed to be in the eye of the behold or they might be an option for people who wear glasses and spend a lot of time in front of a screen but there are no real standards for blue filters yet in the meantime how about switching to night mode on your screen and spend less time in front of those screens. use born blind alley delights which are between 270-3000 calvin. and try to get out more it'll give your eyes a much needed break. gazing into the distance from time to time real legs as your eyes staring constantly onto your smartphone on the other hand damages your eyes they will start to flicker water and each and burn we doctors call this digital i disease u.v. light it's responsible for our temp and that helps us produce vitamin d.

which is essential for our bone health and many other things on the other hand u.v. light can damage our skin it leads to sunburn it leads to wrinkles and it's a main cause for skin cancer so how should we deal with light this is what i'm going to ask stock pipes from the inventors clinic here. hello dr levine. hello we need the sun fall our rhythm for our moods and for wellbeing but how much sun is actually dangerous this is dependent on the skin type. people have a very fast skin and plant or red hair may be very sensitive to sun they may get sunburn even after a few minutes in the sun. people with doc skin sensitive to the sun and they do not need as intense sun protection fortunately however ever what also counts is the cumulative sun exposure which people have to wring their life because this predispose us to skin cancer the greatest dangers of black and white skin cancers

the so-called melanoma almost getting cancer. all the skin types. no patience with fast skin this is skin type one and skin type 2 are at increased risk of both white skin cancer and black skin cancer malignant melanoma the most common types of skin cancer. types of skin cancer basal cell carcinoma. well ignat melanoma is less common but also more aggressive and unfortunately the incidence is increasing people with docs can develop may also develop malignant melanoma but sometimes at other parts of the body which are not so much exposed to the skin such as the fingernails the foot sort of the membranes what science and soon to should be watch out for white skin cancer often manifests quiet and suspiciously it looks like a red pepper to. which may grow and which may become it's a right of then begin to believe and have

a crust. if patients have which looks like this in which. they should see the toilet just black skin cancer is usually doc. to distinguish black skin cancer so malignant melanoma from benign you find there is a simple rule with applies to most asians but a b. c. d. e. roll. a it stands for is somewhat true for bordeaux see for carlo d. for diameter and you for elevation if it is symmetric irregular bought us is colored very dark or irregularly it has a diameter off more than half a centimeter and is elevated criteria for malignant prevention is the most important thing how do you protect yourself one thing which is important is to put on sunscreen with or some protection factor which is high enough on the other hand you should make sure to wear clothes which are adequate sun protection for example

a cap when you're out in the sun for a long time or chat with long sleeves in addition you should make sure that you do not spend too much time in the sun around noon and that you do not get some. doctors would like to studios because the u.v. radiation is especially dangerous there. are many light skinned people seek out tanning studios because it makes them feel attractive and healthy but indoor tanning is not a healthy trend for. the world health organization puts tanning beds on the group one list in the same class as the cigarettes and especially if that means there's an elevated risk of developing cancer if you use sunbeds regularly. the w.h.o. says young people are particularly endangered it's cause for concern in germany because the number of teenagers frequenting tanning studios has been on the rise in

recent years even though minors. are legally prohibited from using them emilia has sensitive skin and as never been to a tanning studio but for the purpose of this report she's going to visit one now equipped with a hidden camera she's curious to see if she will be asked to present a valid id to verify or age as is required by law dermatologist zilker schneider both of us is seeing more and more cases of young people with melanoma got it less outside their humvee treated a lot of young people with advanced cases of melanoma in the hospital a i. hope that's lying. and when you see how fast this cancer can spread metastasize and reduce someone's life expectancy it's shocking and very sad. this is what the skin tumors can look like. a met a study in 2012 concluded that of $64000.00 cases of malignant melanoma diagnosed

in western europe each year about $3400.00 were triggered by the use of tanning beds and estimated 800 deaths were scribed to sunbed use back to our tester emilia. has been i'm skin type one that means i have very light skin i have to wear lots of sunscreen in the summertime because my skin burns so easily. the tanning salons should be turning emilio away but thanks to her hidden camera it's clear that few of the businesses actually check to rage against about this or this identity yet they were interested in my age are seeing my idea maybe i just look overnight as if sure no one gave her advice what do experts say. this is very frightening we were afraid that young people are still being allowed into tanning salon that has to change. now amelia is doing

another test that's less risky sun face free app created by the university hospital shows how her skin could look with excessive sunbed use and the damage it causes and it's not just to light skinned people sun beds increase the risk of skin cancer for people of complection. u.v. radiation. immune system that means your body is able to fight viruses bacteria. so especially in times of corona the voice. varies according to the region you live in or the time of the year here in europe. it gets dark and gray and people getting depressed and tired and what helps against it might. have gray and very little light this is what

short winter days look like after work in the dark and back home in the dark the lack of light has an effect on our mood. it's not a myth the winter blues is scientifically proven. in our latitude about 10 to 15 percent of the population suffers from winter blues or winter depression and they complain of symptoms such as lack of drive a gloomy mood joylessness and increased fatigue frequently however they also complain about ravenous appetite and a strong need for sleep. it's no wonder have always been dependent on daylight. we lived outside it was straightforward as long as the sun was shining we were active at night. without sunlight we rested today we may have to get up when it's still dark and we spend most of the short bright face indoors we're living against the natural rhythm of daylight. even in winter time we should try to spend one to 2

hours a day outdoors to get enough light otherwise we feel dull and melancholy.