the few traces that remain of their existence. the. storage to elaborate on w. . this is d w news live from berlin the us president recorded it trying to change an election result and there's nothing wrong for saying that you know. 2 2 that you bring calculators. donald trump presses an election official in the state of georgia saying he needs to find more votes the president still refuses to concede the

election that his democratic rival joe biden want. also coming up german chancellor angela merkel's government under fire for its coronavirus strategy despite tougher restrictions inspections remain high and vaccinations are off to a sluggish start. and in the bundesliga reigning champions byron munich got off to a tricky start in the new year against minds of the various bradley to reclaim the top spot in the league. i'm serious oh my god that that you for joining us. recording has emerged of president donald trump apparently pressuring a state election official to change the outcome of the november vote the washington post has released audio of a phone call in which trump expresses his frustration at what he calls voting irregularities and then tells george just saw. state that he needs to quote find

more votes trumps democratic rival president elect joe biden won the state of georgia a slim margin. 2 months after his election defeat donald trump is still hoping to reverse the voters' verdict the u.s. president has long refused to concede the race citing unsubstantiated claims of voter fraud now there's evidence the trump pressure to georgia's top alexion official to alter the state's results. so luckily all i want to do is as i use one of the. 11780 votes which is one more that we have because we want to say the people of yours you're angry at the people because you're angry and there's nothing wrong with saying that you know. 2 2 that you've recalculated for mr president determines that you have is the day that you have legal votes trump suggested that profits parker

a republican could face prosecution for refusing to cooperate. you know what they did and you're not reporting and that's a very you know that's a criminal that's a great offense and you know you can't let that happen that's that's a big risk do you want to ryan your lawyer and that's a big risk trumps comments drew swift condemnation from the incoming administration and. most certainly then. and it was. the old views of how and why the president of the united. trumps potential meddling comes at a crucial moment for the state of georgia and the nation on tuesday millions of

georgians will cast ballots in 2 runoff elections that could decide which party controls the u.s. senate and with polls showing a close race trumps comments could have a significant impact on the eventual outcome of those contests. is william glue croft is covering the story for us hi william good to see you this recording is something of a bombshell what do you make of it. hi sue me it is a bombshell but i'm not sure at this point after 4 years of donald trump as president we can any of us to be truly surprised by anything he says or does or tries to do to put things in his favor whatever the issue is that he's trying to push i mean we've seen donald trump you know so doubt in the election through his own tweets through statements he's made rallies through his own supporters in around washington cause other congresspeople and of course his own you know most

hardcore protesters on the streets outside of election centers outside of state you know state halls state city halls things like this where votes have encounter officials need to do to do their work to do their election work but nonetheless this is a this is a huge step what's come out for golfer what tolle trump has done and it's very reminiscent of the very thing he was impeached for earlier this year late last year or sorry 2 years now 2019 if we all can remember that time when he was impeached for a legislator pressuring the ukrainian president to do things in his favor to dig up dirt on biden and joe biden and his family you know it's only a court of law can say if what donald trump has done in this case or in past cases amounts to criminal activity what i think is very clear is that donald trump shows a pattern of simply not understanding what it means to be president not really understanding the limits of his power what he is allowed and is not allowed to do and that's something that we've seen throughout this term as president well what

about the timing of this because as we mentioned this is just ahead of those key runoff elections for senate in georgia also the confirmation of the electoral college vote in congress what do you think this means for the race in georgia 1st and foremost. it's going to be really interesting you know to do a post-mortem on this runoff election. if you could go one of 2 ways you know this could really energize the core trump base and core republican voters and get them out to vote in georgia to tip the scales towards the 2 republican senators who right now the polls are completely neck and neck it's really no way to say or make any determination who might have an edge going into this runoff election is why it is a runoff election it could also depress republican voters you know by selling doubt into the election process both trump and you know his his hard core supporters have said this election is a fraud don't go out to vote you know there's no point in you know taking part in

a fraudulent what they see as a fraudulent system so that might actually keep republican voters at home which of course would be to the detriment of the republican party in the control of senate while driving democratic turnout to make a point to show that this kind of behavior is and is not to be not to be accepted in the in the u.s. political system so it can really go either way for either party you know be very very interesting to see who actually wins the day tomorrow. will include covering this story for us thank you so much for your analysis. let's check in now at some other stories making headlines around the world clerics from pakistan's shiite has are a minority are calling for more protests after 11 miners from their community were killed police say the workers were kidnapped from their coal mine and then executed the so-called islamic state has claimed responsibility. a spanish humanitarian vessel says it has rescued 265 migrants from the mediterranean in 2 separate

missions activists from open arms say most of the migrants are from eritrea and they were rescued at sea on thursday and saturday open arms is now seeking permission to dock from italian authorities in the u.k. is scaling up mass vaccinations against covert 19 the 1st immunizations with the newly approved oxford astra zeneca vaccine are under way the shot is likely to cost only a few euros per dose and the immune response could last at least and here. germany's 16 regional leaders will meet with chancellor angela merkel tomorrow to plot the next steps in the country's coronavirus response weeks of tougher restrictions on public life have so far failed to effectively bring down infection rates in the country's vaccination program program has gotten off to a sluggish starts. appeals to stay home seem to have little effect in this western german winter resort town a ban on entering the ski runs failed to tell large numbers of people from hitting

the slopes at the weekend so many that police intervened stopping winter enthusiasts in their tracks. germany's government together with the heads of its regional states must decide on how to proceed with anti coronavirus measures there's consensus that a knock time will have to remain in place beyond january 10th the varia wants it extended by at least 3 more weeks so on so the numbers are still too high and we're not yet able to assess how the situation has developed over christmas new year and especially through the large numbers of travelers returning. that's why it would be irresponsible to relax the locked and now it should be extended until the end of january looked on the honor of filling up. on cheese day state heads will discuss how long the lockdown should be extended for and whether the current measures should be adjusted states with low infection numbers want to shorten the time while those harder hit want to measure is tough and. we need to

act in those areas that are most affected in this case that saxony and. so we'll be toughening measures for our schools and child care facilities in tow january 31st just as will be done with public life will be increasing restrictions even more chilling. a key topic on the agenda is where the nurseries and primary schools should be closed some argue that young children struggle with online learning. but germany central government remains skeptical about whether physical teaching in schools is a good idea. our political correspondent holmes front has the latest on the story he joins us for more hi hans what can we expect from germany's covert strategy going forward. well at the moment today the education ministers from the 16 federal states are meeting to decide what's going to happen at schools many in many regions schools should have reopened today and there's discussion about whether the youngest pupils the younger students those that nursery school level in the 1st

couple of years of proper school should go back to schooling in their schools because they cannot really profit from remote learning in any sense so. older students may well have some sort of mixed schooling some of them being in the classroom others participating in the lessons in a remote manner all of this is being decided in preparation for that meeting tomorrow between i'm going to america all of the central government the chancellor and the regional leaders are fair to all 16 federal states and there it's very very likely that the locked on is not only going to be extended to the end of january it's going to be toughened at least in some regions because there infections are continuing to run. ads meanwhile there has been some criticism of chancellor ankle and i called government on its back seems strategy or lack thereof as some opponents have said tell us more about that. well until today about

240000 people in germany have been vaccinated so we're talking about something like 30000 a day that sounds like a large figure but obviously it's a drop in and in the ocean for a population of 18000000 the main problem has been the supply of vaccine only one vaccine has so far been approved by the european authorities that is the one from a buy on target that is being used at the moment and there is a shortage of those that scene across the world so also here in europe and in germany not as much of this vaccine as a arriving on the ground as should be possible and that's the major criticism of the government that it has not done enough to ensure supplies ensure sufficient supplies for these vaccinations because obviously there's a run for this. vaccine all over the world so how is the government responding to this criticism the german government has emphasized that it has been following

a strategy of coordinating his policy with the european union it's not been doing anything alone as germany as some opposition parties here in germany have been asking for have been pushing for it saying that there should not be a competition within the european union between various countries germany should not be in the. in the position of being accused of using strong arm tactics because it's the strongest country in the region also the german government is saying a 2nd vaccine is likely to be approved this month this week and a further one maybe in another couple of weeks by by the end of january in other words there will be no question about the supply of vaccine then it will really come down to a logistics of applying this axiom of getting the population vaccinated as a whole our political correspondent hans reporting there thank you.

let's take a look out some developments in the pandemic japan is considering a state of emergency to slow the spread in greater tokyo that move raises more doubts about whether tokyo will be able to host the olympics this summer south africa has announced a plan to begin immunizations next month pending arrival of its 1st back scenes the country is the worst hit on the continent australia's most populous state new south wales is reporting 0 local coronavirus cases the same flow sydney where residents can be fined on the spot for failure to follow mask requirements in public no region emergency workers have recovered a 7th body from the landslide that buried homes in a village near the capital oslo last week rescue teams are still hoping to find survivors but their efforts have been hampered by winter weather. after days of searching for survivors accessing the site was stored stream lee difficult i made continuous rain the initial search could only be conducted by air due to the risk

of further landslides rescue teams had to wait until friday to enter on foot with search dogs norway's king harald visited the site on sunday he and his wife sagna that were survivors and rescue workers toby hope and it's been a very emotional day the rescue teams have given us an overview of what happened and how they are helping those who survived this tragedy. it's difficult to put into words it's truly awful early on wednesday morning the ground suddenly gave way in the village of northeast of oslo a landslide took 9 houses with it the residential area is built on land rich in clay which becomes unstable one very work conditions authorities evacuated around a 1000 local residents. who lost their whole focus on the sadness we will keep clinging to the hope that it's still possible to find survivors but of course

it's very painful for the relatives and everyone affected to have to sit still on sunday police announced the recovery of the 7th body earlier they published a list of 10 people missing in the landslide including 2 children. you're watching the news still to come on our show will he stay or will he go wiki leaks founder julian assange finds out soon if he'll be extradited to the u.s. prosecutors are waiting to try him on espionage charges. that's coming up in a bit but 1st the prime minister of malaysia air says at least 100 people have been killed in attacks on 2 villages in the country's west now these 2 militants are in the tail of bury reachin which also includes the capital no group has so far claimed responsibility for the massacre the west african country has suffered repeated attacks by jihadists near its borders with mali and pretty tough. these

dusty graves are where some of the 100 victims of saturday's attacks have been laid to rest the latest casualties of islamist terror that has ravaged this desolate border land in recent years. prime minister reffin even city of the remote region bringing the surviving villagers promises of justice. in. this situation is simply horrible he said committed by unidentified individuals. diligent investigations will be conducted so that this crime does not go unpunished. officials believe the militants responsible traveled over the porous border from mali after villagers killed 2 of their fighters. despite

a hefty peacekeeping presence attacks have been on the rise in the hell driven by poverty religious extremism and climate change and as locals here mourn the dead they can only pray it will be the last. a british court 12 world today on whether wiki leaks founder julian assange should be extradited to the united states supporters. arrived at the court in central london this morning he faces up to 175 years in prison if convicted of violating the u.s. espionage act and 2010 he released thousands of classified u.s. military files and has avoided extradition ever since the australian was 1st arrested in britain 10 years ago seeking asylum in the ecuadorian embassy where he spent 7 years assad and his lawyers have always maintained he was acting as a journalist and he should be entitled to freedom of speech protections. julian

a song became a global celebrity for 2010 after wiki leaks published a classified us army material supplied by an intelligence analyst. containing documents and video footage from the wars in afghanistan and iraq. some of the footage was shocking seemingly implicating u.s. troops impossible who are crimes. i believe that if those killings were lawful under the rules of engagement in the rules of engagement are wrong deeply wrong. well you know many applauded solange's feel isness in shedding light on the murky side of the conflict he was showered with prizes and voted readers choice for time person of the year in 2010 but for many others the leaks were nothing short of treason undersold

a dangerous enemy of the state. master standing by for us in london hyderabad there is so much interest in this case and you are outside that courthouse in london tell us what's been happening where you are. well yeah behind these 8 walls in the central criminal court the old bailey in london julian assange has now started the hearing he has been asked to to to say his name and outside there are many people many some of his supporters for whom he is really a hero he's a matter of foot for press freedom and many of them are actually unhappy because the police is does dispersing people they're saying that due to coronavirus restrictions it's not allowed to have any gatherings in this in this area to support joy in a staunch but this approach is basically trying their best many are trying to

unfold banners they are coming close to the entrance of the court and then the police chasing them away and then they are reappearing at another location near the court i can hear them shouting free julian assange i would say there are there are maybe hundreds of people that are here and are trying to make their voices heard well we know that julian assange has lawyers and also human rights advocates have expressed deep concern about joining us on just possible extradition to the u.s. so can you tell us what they're worried about. well they are fearing that he might end up in a maximum security prison for as much as $170.00 of 5 years because the u.s. prosecutors are accusing him of helping to breach the espionage act now there are many rights groups human rights groups like human rights watch amnesty international and reporters without borders who say that age julius haunch was

indeed extradited to the u.s. and if he was to face these charges that would be a chilling effect on press freedom is was reporters without borders was saying that it would it would be against the principles of journalism for him for he's right for these rights groups julian assange is a journalist and what he has done is what they argue in the public interest and breaking of the judge's ruling today is probably not going to be the end of this question of extradition so where could it go from here. possibly not the end of the legal journey if the if there were if there was a verdict to extradite him to the to the u.s. julian assange his lawyers could go to the supreme court in the u.k. or possibly to the european court of human rights. to have his spoken mass reporting for us there in london outside of the courthouse where

a ruling is expected soon a mass thank you so much. to football news now and in the bonus league on sunday byron munich avoided embarrassment against the 17th place team in the league after trailing at how time the bavarians rallied against minds to regain the top spot. on paper it should have been a routine victory for the reigning champions who faced a month side that had won just one so far this season but for the 8th time in a row by an conceded 1st unit on book cops netting in the 32nd minute by jerome poet tang felt he had been fouled in the build up but the goal stood by and just before half time mind doubled the lead as alex on the haka was left on mocked and noted into send by and into the break to nail down but the record champions bounced back a us were kimmage header got by him back in the game and then leroy sent

a level discourse off to drifting inside from the wing with the mind's defenders allowing him time to set up his shot. 3 more by on goals followed the pick of which was robert live in dusty's effort to seal the 5 to 10 percent. buy and reclaim top spot while mines still 2nd from bottom were left to rue their wasted lead. dortmund beat vosburgh 2 nil on sunday to move up to 4th in the table star striker erling holland was back from injury but it was manual a country who got top end going in the 66th minute the swiss defender benefited from a corner kick i change in central essential later support as well when he burst through to get his 1st one to say don't go since may. well let's take a look at the results from that state 14 to round out the weekend as we saw byron

thrashed minds and or be false word on saturday there were wins for leipsic head to berlin frankfurt berlin and bloodbath freiburg and oxford also took all 3 points and let's take a look at the bundesliga standings of their work changes at the top of the table as a result of the weekend matches byron munich again finished the game day on top while dortmund move back into a champions league placing as they creep into the top 4 of the league in the lower house shot at the very bottom with a measly 4 points and still remain winless meit's not doing much better there. gerry marston the lead singer of the 19th sixty's british group gerry and the pacemakers has died at the age of $78.00 the liverpool native was perhaps best known for popularizing the song you'll never walk alone which became the anthem of his hometown football team and its popularity spread to other clubs as well here's

what it sounded like when your reporter visited liverpool's and phil stadium i. was. let's get a reminder now off our top stories on. president trump has been reported apparently trying to pressure an official to change the result of november's election in the state of georgia trump refuses to concede the election which was won by his democratic rival. germany's regional leaders are weighing their options ahead of talks with chancellor merkel on the country's coronavirus strategy infections remain high despite weeks of tough restrictions on public life. and wiki leaks founder julian assange has arrived at a london court which is due to decide whether he should be extradited to the united states faces up to a 175 years in prison if convicted of espionage for releasing thousands of

classified u.s. military files 10 years ago. coming up next where is jack ma the chinese billionaire hasn't been seen in public in 2 months and speculation is brewing rob watts has more and you have your business stay tuned.

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cryptocurrency can really be with. a london's withdrawal from the new you should have been to direct 6 1st the germany's financial hub front but to look at why that's awesome. this is day to be a business on robots invalid welcome to the program so 2 months since his last public appearance speculation is intensifying over the whereabouts of billionaire jack ma alibaba found a has been off the grid since late october when he gave a speech criticizing china's regulate has and state run banks was given a dressing down by officials in beijing while the i.p.o. of his financial services company and group were suspended it was also removed from a prominent role as the public face of an african talent show.

or well. if it can is just that in south down beside me a. thing as of today on this i mean where is jack well well this is the big mystery of the day there's a number of places where you could be some of the rumors have it that he's in singapore that he was gay under a fake passport or there's a saying that he could be one of these notorious black jails in one of these rooms where the lights are on 247 and he's not allowed to sleep properly i think most likely he's probably in hong joe which is home base in the east china and he's been told to take a low profile after his announcement that back in october his criticism of the chinese communist party's policies i think that's probably the most likely place for use and he's an enormous figure in chinese communist but just explain to his why this is such a big deal well i mean to put him into context every time you go to an airport in china there's books full of how to emulate jack ma how to be like jack ma and then

videos by jack ma explaining how he became so successful he's the richest mom the most successful hugely charismatic and very very popular but then he he's there's a sense he may have overreached himself that he basically when with the group a unit of his company ali baba tried. go public he criticized the regulators the public listing ways we're seeing the result of a power play between the congress party led by xi jinping who's the strong man in charge of china and jack ma who's the country's richest mom and basically it looks like the communist party holds the upper hand at the moment he's not the 1st entrepreneur to go missing in china either is it dangerous country to be an entrepreneur it's a risky country to be very successful are certainly you know told poppy syndrome takes on a new meaning in china because basically the country is run by the communist party which is allowed a certain amount of capitalism to hold sway but but it's very much keeps control of the situation so in recent years we have seen

a number of senior entrepreneurs who fall in fall of the system we saw with them which acma himself or he was forced to announce that he was a member of the communist party just just around the time of his retirement to show that he was still very much on the right path but clearly at this stage it looks like he's he's kind of gone a bit too far and it seems to have annoyed the router ship the routers in beijing. what i expect to happen now is that we'll we'll see him emerge in a couple of weeks somewhat chastened but taking a very different tack on have how the company should be run how the corporate life in john it should be run and a lot less critical of the communist party wow well i wonder if we'll ever find out why he's being for the task of the months cliff it came in thanks for bringing us up to date. now bitcoin is on the rise again the crypto currency is currently trading a bit lower but hit an almost all time high of almost $35000.00 on sunday that

milestone came just 3 weeks after it hit $20000.00 for the 1st time big decision 800 percent since mid march with investors saying it was a low risk bet during the pandemic that's increased expectations it will soon become a mainstream paint bath and. let's get more on this with our financial correspondent in frankfurt chelsea delaney chelsea if there's a a speculative bubble or is bitcoin really worth this much. well there are certainly very adamant traders on both sides of that question. is of course known for having these really spectacular boom and bust cycles over the past several years but there is reason to think that this time could be different we have seen that coin become more more widely accepted both as a payment. payment platforms like pay pal have started to accept it and we've also

seen it become more widely traded at 1st it was really sort of a speculative vehicle for a lot of retail investors but now we're seeing more hedge funds more banks more institutional investors go and start to invest in bitcoin as well so it is becoming more popular more mainstream but it's really more of that on the future and where digital currencies are going in the future. and motivational trading 1st day on the stock exchange how's it looking. stocks are starting really strong out of the gate here in frankfurt the docks up more than one percent so it does seem like markets are really intent on keeping up with these huge rallies that we saw last year that put a lot of stock stocks including the tax in frankfurt near record highs there is of course a lot of uncertainty still over the coronavirus the vaccine rollout but investors still very very confident in the fact that we will see the economy start to recover

more strongly throughout the year and that we will still have central banks really backstopping the global financial system well thanks for keeping an eye on it for us chelsea delaney in frankfurt now sticking with germany's financial capital of how it's been expected to receive something of a brics boost firms were expected to move thousands of workers out of london as the u.k. prepared to leave the single market now britain is fully out but brain drain hasn't happened. from the river thames to the river mine the german world of finance hoped that frankfurt would become the e.u.'s new financial hub 4 years ago the city expected to create $10000.00 new jobs but it's managed to make just 4000 homes in. wasn't $10000.00 is relatively easy to explain every one expected more job migration but the british government reacted immediately making some regulatory

changes so that fewer jobs had to be relocated. fewer jobs than expected coming over from london and job cuts at german banks as they struggle to stay afloat dim prospects for the country's finance sector. office towers belong to the banks the tower still have the banks logos on them but if you look at the tenant mix in the building the banks are nowhere near as dominant as they used to be and. isn't become a city of big law firms and recruiters and business not to talk of all of them and that's why stefan whining was never bothered by briggs that demand for commercial property here was already high the city launched multiple new building projects but the pandemic has had a devastating effect on many stock if you look at the strong years in 20182019 where we least well over 600000 square feet you can see we're renting only half of

what we had in the boom years that speaks for itself. the new offices being built will likely be sparsely populated good news for small businesses seeking cheap rent but the trend is the opposite for apartments affordable living space remains just a pipe dream with mostly luxury flats being built these days. i guess in datsun context can that is there a completely new phenomenon here in the past high rise buildings were considered commercial buildings more of an imposing backdrop and now we see a trend for development that's more familiar in north america luxury residential towers to make about they hadn't. even though briggs it didn't bring the expected migration to frankfurt the city's appeal remains high but so does the price of rent leaving affordable housing a scarce commodity. now shareholders are expected to approve the merger of france's p.s.a. and us italian rival fear on monday it will create the world's 4th biggest automaker

by volume stellan test using brands like persian citron jeep opel dodge the new has already conditionally proved as being called a mega batch. now the continuation of the coronavirus crisis means a continuation of a disastrous period for the global tourism sector restrictions are preventing people crossing borders or making a long term plans for a tour of rights is very existence is on the line. the longest railroad connection in the world the trans-siberian railway tracks between moscow and beijing run more than 1000 kilometers tour operator lanny jr later streisand has always done well financially with the special train adventure but the coronavirus pandemic has forced all bookings to be cancelled. from normally more than $10000.00 passengers

per year the number has dropped to 0. in the amount. of the company's headquarters in berlin no one knows when business will pick up again. before the mid-size company offers exclusive training ship tours worldwide through africa asia and south america but those are the very long distance journeys people are reluctant to book during the pandemic. isn't about what sort of wonder we're convinced that the people will still want to go in these once in a lifetime dream journeys will continue to be in demand in this respect we offer the kind of trips that people won't want to do without and that place into our hand if i want to travel along the amazon or if i want to ride the trance iberian railway then i might still want to. do that in $23.00 or 4 years and fight i would a few young. but despite the optimism the travel agency is in

a dire situation. overhead costs are high with no income to speak of. the company has had to shorten the hours for 80 percent of its workforce. freelancers abroad like tour guides and train crews often receive no government support but they're extremely important to the company. even seitan full complete i mean these difficult times where these employees have lost all of their income we try to lend a hand where possible it uses you need a good site to push to financially like when they need money for their rent and the north get up in the interim when we help them and try to keep them loyal to lenny day in the long term one can stay healthy i'm never needed to be in. business is set to pick up again next summer the company has even taken a few bookings but one thing is certain crowded train restaurants are

a thing of the past in the future meals will be served in compartments so while the coronavirus is having a lasting effect on the way we travel the tourism industry is hoping that travel itself will eventually emerge from a lockdown. that's often in the business scene here belin until next time. i'm scared that if i will not hide and in the end it's a me you are not allowed to stay here anymore we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers were lions and. what's your story. 'd i mean when i was a women especially in victims of violence. take part and send us your story we are

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effects of coated 9 tain when she became sick in march she had few symptoms but it's now devastated her life but a confident. i only became really ill months later in june. but at the time i thought that everything would eventually be fine but things didn't improve i was extremely ill for many many weeks which turned into months and i never got better. is what a nice. pic he is one of 40 coded survivors here suffering from long term effects of the illness germany's baltic sea coast their symptoms are being treated at a rehabilitation center. after the virus piggie felt burnt out she suffered from dizzy spells and chronic pain. the

cognitive i'm showing in some cases i also had cognitive difficulties like my head wasn't functioning properly i couldn't hear had poor vision and couldn't follow conversations well. often covert patients like peggy say their concerns are being taken seriously by the doctors. it's very difficult for some doctors to understand when they look at me i look healthy physically i'm reasonably strong at least i appear to be and then you get dismissed very quickly they say her mind is not ok. i'm not afraid but i still wonder if i will ever be the same again. as a coven survivor peggy has officially recovered from the illness but she says it feels

like corona virus has stolen her healthy body and left there with a sick one in its place. the world is just falling apart because of the pandemic right now at the moment life is dramatically different for everyone but i think i'll be a different person than i was before. that's ok. peggy grant has 3 more weeks of rehab ahead of her. all she wants to do is get back to a normal life again. according to experts more than 1000000 people mostly beakers are being held in detention camps in the region in china despite this folks not going into the only major car manufacturer that has a factory there. a room key the capital of china's western shin jang province home

to we goes and other michelin minority this is one of the most heavily policed regions in the world china's rep policies against ethnic minorities have been called a genocide by some a room key is also home to german carmaker folks flagons most controversial investment. is the only international carmaker to have a plant in the region. we made the decision to build this factory more than 10 years ago it was a decision made solely for economic reasons there was no political motivation for the fact there is no in a politically and socially sensitive environment wordings us china has covered the region with a massive system of prisons internment centers and reeducation camps has e.s.p. i instituted has documented $380.00 facilities across the region hundreds of thousands possibly millions have disappeared in these facilities. on

a recent visit i was constantly followed around and stopped from there ming some of the facilities are official prisons some are unmarked and some are cynically designated as vocational training centers. some are kind a cosmic born in china has spent several months in one of the so-called vocational schools in 20. what they had to learn there had little to do with professional skills he says. we make it in this camp we had to sing the chinese anthem and other communist songs. they taught us that china was the strongest country in the world and we had to study materials about the 19th communist party congress. that's in there what. china is portraying the master tensions as a means to provide opportunities on the job market but there is growing evidence of forced labor inside the camps or after release and former detainees have been forced to sign up with employment agencies v.w.

says there's no indication of forced labor in its operations a lot of you act but we hire all our employees directly they send their resume and we have a job interview and then the hit charge department and the operating department make a decision based on the resume and the impression they give you what has happened to them before is something that is hard for us to know all this stuff that's yes it's through extreme shriya and after 40 v.w. says it will stick to its investment but the control we see is likely to remain economically w.'s investment never paid off instead of planned $50000.00 vehicles a year it so is below 20000. in kenya terminating pregnancies is only permitted under specific circumstances every day women die as a result of illegal abortions and aid organization is trying to improve the situation. we call her mercy but that's not her real name

she was 16 when she fell pregnant she was scared because she knew her mother would not allow her to keep the baby her mother forced her to have an abortion now for fear of repercussions nursy hides her face. i went to a local. medicine man i stayed there for 3 days he gave me herbal medicine and i took it and. then on the 2nd day i started seeing blood and i was very afraid. there are people who were bored and they seemed fine i mean i thought i would die if you scale the she was lucky many girls and women don't survive such ordeals it's estimated that in kenya 7 women die each day from unsafe abortions like the one mercy had marginalized and poor women are especially vulnerable such as those here in the month or islam abortions are

illegal in kenya there are only a few strict exceptions women cannot simply go to the nearest hospital for help instead they come to this man he's well known for carrying out abortions along with other procedures even though he has no medical training he's respected in his community as a christian medicine man for people who can't afford hospital treatment. mercy says she came to him to she paid the equivalent of 8 year olds for the abortion we ask the man directly he denies performing abortions but still wants to hide his identity you're going to know if you do it in the government finds you you'll be jailed and i refuse that nevertheless he knows exactly how an abortion is done i'm not. given an injection drug and they're sent home so the pregnancy can terminate there many of these women die if there are lucky they do die if they're lucky the pregnancy terminate safely it's usually bad however if. they resign i mean

by that's why in most cases the women need professional help after the abortion international aid organization marries stops offers around the clock help for women who can't afford hospitalization there but with so much a good experiences and therefore we finally put in that we started the counseling part we also offer emergency treatment which includes. we give you a to about 6 painkillers and even sometimes the up security theater if the injuries that have happened to the will of course mercy would have preferred to have seen a real doctor 3 years later she's still suffering from the traumatic experience i mean is a similar i would save someone wants to get an abortion they should go to a hospital because those men will just give you some kind of medicine and then tell you when the pregnancy has been terminated they only want your money in the end

you're the one who has to suffer in a battle case. despite the stigma she faces from her community she thinks every woman should have the right to a safe abortion. the white stork which is native to germany flies each year from europe to south africa and back. many of them avoid the route over the mediterranean and take a pit stop in the jordan valley. time for break for flocks of white storks in the jordan valley and the occupied west bank at dawn on east ologist yasi leshem is up early to observe the birds at this huge garbage dump twice a year distorts navigate their way thousands of kilometers from europe to southern africa and back israel and the palestinian territories are like a bottleneck they're one of the main micro tare routes for millions of birds.

because they avoid to fly over their mediterranean so we are like a highway it closer to the ocean between 3 called good and so we are lucky to have effect 600000 stalks twice a year over all that almost all the world population of whites talks about how that $50000.00. 60000. so we are lucky to be at their best high rate of the job would still. rather than taking the shorter route over the many to reigne and like smaller birds stalks fly over land to catch up board streams of warm pockets to write a thermos to conserve energy. the landfill is like a pit stop for the storks to just stay for the night to rest to feed and gather strength before setting off on the next leg. but you get last 10 years they live

not to look for. natural places or your couch of feet but for garbage that of course they have plastic bags and stuff like that which is of course dangerous but they go where they have been easy for although bird migration happens twice every year it still amazes he was studies to birds for decades unlike most humans to storks don't need g.p.s. to arrive at their destination it's time for this truck to take off every day they fly between 302500 kilometers next stop the egyptian sinai before they continue their exhausting journey towards their winter home in southern africa.

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