well you. know. this is d.w. news live from berlin and indonesian teams recover what's thought to be the engine of a passenger plane that plunged into the java sea with dozens of people on board this comes just hours after they located the flight data recorders. also on the show a populist wins kyrgyzstan's presidential election by a landslide just months after violent protests ounce of the country's previous government solders a lot of promises a fresh start and end to corruption. i

marry into evanston welcome indonesian search teams have recovered the engine and located the flight recorders of a passenger plane that crashed into the java sea on saturday 62 people were on board the boeing 737 aircraft authorities now hope the black box data will clarify why the plane came down just minutes after taking off from jakarta. looking for clues to make sense of tragedy indonesian search and rescue teams sort through debris found by divers in the java sea. body parts and children's clothes were among the 1st items retrieved from the water. authority has also located the plane's black box recorder confirming the debris is from the missing boeing 737500

. still hoping for unlikely good news the relatives of the 62 people on board meets with authorities where they hand over d.n.a. to help identify potential victims. should work with. the no 4 people on the plane the wife leaves him because her husband lives and works here so his wife and 3 children plan to visit and holiday here in pontianak but it ended like this. the syrian air flight left to carter airport on saturday bound for a 90 minute journey to pontiac. but lost contact only minutes after takeoff darter from online service flight radar $24.00 shows the plane suddenly losing altitude and speed boats will continue to search the ocean as authorities try to

piece together what happened to flight s j 18. for the latest we're joined now by journalist chris now. who is in jakarta hello to you chris now so the black boxes have been located what happens next. yes black boxes has been located. nefesh you get that signal from both. look at that to be gone let's meet it from was that it got a bit of an awkward place to call them and it was also confirmed way to divert us that being said you know this to see if it is from. full of it across the business you bet. the next challenge is to find an. those black boxes. of me late in the shell or what i heard it's only

a less than 20 minute that's all wrong about what they made us. decide to him and that is quite big and also. with the cotton fizzy beat the man of the good. it also may be but it under this had to bend but the navy commanded that. he said optimistic that they would be found soon and then hopefully tomorrow. all right so the black boxes it's hoped it will contain data that could shed light on what caused the crash but have authorities found any other clues that could explain what happened. yes i've been in contact with one of the investigated of. a live birth for a bit of that dece. accident. at a profit seems to be a break on impact with what so it will overload that the c.b.

at the all. broke up so some of the expert also state that there is a possibility that the all of these are ended by love to go. and where they also might be contributing in the in the accident because of the way that it's. allowed and if you danes but of course the. black box being it up and it's still deliberately. all right journalist. reporting for us from jakarta thank you very much your local populace others are part of has one characterised as presidential election by a large majority here in port believe received 79 percent of the vote has been the

interim president since the collapse of the previous government which was prompted by violent protests last october he's promised then and to corruption in the central asian country which is a close ally of russia. for more i'm joined now by our correspondent emily sherwin in moscow to emily you've just come back short time ago from reporting in bishkek hello to you so sutter pato if he does appear to have huge lead in the presidential election in carrick a stand tell us why he seems to appeal to so many voters. well on the one hand he is very popular as we've seen now but you would think he would be more of a divisive figure after all he was actually in prison for kidnapping charges charges of kidnapping an official in kyrgyzstan until protesters and his supporters

freed him during the recent protests he is considered a nationalist and he's kind of been presenting himself in this campaign as really a man of the people not someone who's part of the political elite he's from the countryside which is where he's also very popular in kyrgyzstan and he's been promising reform and also to kind of get rid of the corruption within politics which in kyrgyzstan has been known for being kind of a battle between different families different clans and political groups so he's promising to get rid of all that now his critics say he's a thorough tarion but in bishkek a lot of the people i spoke to said that he's just what they want he is someone who can provide stability and a strong hand right where we should also mention that they're voting the citizens are also voting today not just for president but also on changes to the constitution and these changes would in fact limit the power of parliament on the

one hand and boost the powers of the president on the other hand is curious than the shifting back to authoritarianism to people just want a strongman. it does seem that they want the strongman particularly after this recent revolution which is one of 3 in the last 15 years the experts that i spoke to and also many activists that i spoke to. say that they're very concerned not only that this referendum can give the president more power perhaps dangerously more power but also about the fact that many of the articles in this new constitution could mean new restrictions on democratic rights like freedom of speech i spoke to one group of activists who have been taking to the streets every week to protest against these constitutional reforms which they see as a path to dictatorship but on the other hand things change really quickly in kyrgyzstan as i just mentioned those 3 of evolutions and one expert i spoke to said

you know if people are unhappy with what happens in this election and in the referendum people will just take to the streets again and we might see another revolution as soon as bring a militia sherman thank you very much let's get a quick check of some of the other stories making news around the world. more than 2 weeks after the refugee camp and lip of bosnia was destroyed in a fire hundreds of migrants are finally moving into heated tents provided by local authorities stranded migrants had to endure freezing temperature for days before their new camp was set up. around 3000 people have rallied against coronavirus restrictions in the czech capital prague many of the protesters ignored social distancing rules and did not wear masks organizers say government measures have triggered a rise in unemployment and poverty. all the coronavirus

pandemic has brought economic upheaval into many people's lives but for sex workers it's meant a choice between no income and serious new health dangers deadly is max under reports from belgium she says she loves her job but for belgian sex ricker own life has become an uphill struggle. because i want to know is also you know each day is a challenge i notice that every day i'm getting stomach cramps because the situation is so stressful because if i get caught i'll lose everything if i get find out today tomorrow and be in history of the national and i think the 27 year old left her job to begin sex work full time a year ago letting strangers into her home was never entirely safe but by defying the lockdown ban on prostitution now she's taking an even bigger gamble sit back and i can see that. it isn't like aids for example where you can just wear

a condom and be protected end of story it's much more delicate it's like playing russian roulette but the end of the day i'm an adult and i'm choosing to take the risk so are my clients on their own dude a common point so this she says she has no choice but to keep working like many others she operates under the radar because there's no legal recognition for self employed sex workers that means no state benefits for income she'd lose during lockdown well prostitution continues behind closed doors the windows here against red light district remain empty buying and selling sex isn't illegal in belgium but making money from the sex work of others this campaign is warned this gray zone offers fertile ground for discrimination if a sex worker wants to have a loan an insurance if she wants to rent a house she doesn't have payslips to show how much she earns. if she goes to

a bank and the bank has some suspicions the bank will say like ok maybe you're a sex workers and if you're a sex worker we will not give you a loan we'll give you an account we will give you insurance because then we are punishable by law there is hope for a change in policy belgium's new government has vowed to improve the living and working conditions of sex workers but some warn this misses the point entirely a support organization for women working on the streets of brussels wants to see the evolution of prostitution. taking the inside from what we see on a daily basis prostitution is sexual violence and it's sexual exploitation and women are women and children boys and go of our. main victims of a fate aws he also wants things to change but for her the priority is legal recognition to give thousands of sex workers here the security to weather future

crises the people at the heart of it say this debate can take place without them. to spain now where at least 4 people have been killed in the heaviest snow falls seen in the country in decades prime minister pedro sanchez is appealing to people to stay indoors with much of the country at a standstill emergency crews have rescued more than 2000 people from their stranded vehicles the storm filomena brought 60 centimeters of snow to madrid the most the spanish capital has seen in half a century despite widespread destruction many came out to enjoy the free conditions with mass snowball fights breaking out in the city center raising concerns about social distancing not being maintained. but there's been quite a concentration of people and it's a shame because with the pandemic i don't think that is the most prudent thing at the moment to put on. their own to not shovels and

a lot of young people are just throwing snowballs when they could be helping we're lacking leadership from the politicians. the army has been mobilized to lead the clear up with assistance from hundreds of civilian volunteers the focus is on keeping access to hospitals clear as many are due to receive deliveries of covert 19 vaccine the worst of the storm may be over but weather experts are warning people to be aware of bitter cold over the next few days. we must take extreme precautions and all our daily activity the snow fall and hit the peninsula with unusual force is now being followed by a cold wave with minimum temperatures never reached here before that requires particular caution and patience the government is organizing convoys to carry vaccines and food supplies to areas cut off by the snow fall i'm a goods mayor is warning residents that for much of the next week it will remain

difficult to get around. that's the latest on the news up next in sports life with a look at why a german soccer coaches are in such high demand omarion and stand by me and the entire team here in berlin thanks for watching. the fight. it's about billions. it's about our work. it's about the foundation of the new world order the new silk road. china wants to expand its influence with this trade network. but in europe there's a shortage of mourning the ever accept money from the new superpower will become dependent on the financial to the fate of the chinese state has

a lot of money at its disposal a plentiful and that's how it's expanding and asserting its status and position in the world good luck china's gateway to europe. starts feb 19th on d w. ways of. presenting europe's coach of the year how does the flick a german the other nominees where you're young. you're going club both also german

in 2020 german coaches was simply unstoppable. flic won the league cup and champions league treble with bio cloth won the premier league although he lost his champions league and coach of the year crowns to flick. 6 of the champions league semifinal at just 33 years of age so why do all the best club coaches right now come from germany. german coaches 13 of the big 5 european leagues as well as the champions league why. the country has always produced good coaches but nothing like this so where did the current crop of managerial geniuses come from reason number one german coaches. in the past german coaches favor of physical results oriented style it was more about desire. to. this is hostile.

can still be a spiky character when he wants to be. too and just listen to novels money. but there's so much more to them. to be able to understand the demands of the game players will look to you and say. these guys all have the answers their tactical knowledge is up there with the very best and they know to always look forwards and i'm very proud of my team they did it very well. you know as a manager you have to look forward to. the next next game for. those men who has been at leipsic since the summer of 2019 with sky high expectations and the youngest coach in bundesliga history is delivering secondly

it's a people's business you need to be able to. relate motivated. and. create a bond between them and all of these things and strong people skills indeed top coaches have to go above and beyond their educators and peacemakers. so much and when it. comes around this desire to sons could just flick took over by and when they were reeling in nov 29th teen over the next year he collected more titles than defeats his relationship with his players gives him an edge. and furred lee a bit of charisma and the ability to sell things sell yourself sell the club sell a project. be to figure head of the organization be the face of it modern coaches have to be an example to their players and the whole club to create

a sense of togetherness that's infectious as. for people so i was always very interesting people. told his players they have to play a different kind of football and they followed him. the result they won the champions league in 2019 and then in 2021 the english title after a 30 year drought. so these guys know what they're doing but even when you've had success you have to be open to new ideas. as lawyers at memphis in the diets and eating more informed i cannot tell they are. in days gone by coaches from other countries out shawn their german colleagues. argentina's hélène e.o. head i came up with cats in that show in the sixty's. reno submittals brought the netherlands glory with total football. club spanish rival pep squad

achieved phenomenal success with ticky tack based on dizzying passing triangles. are wasn't just a pioneer he also became a coach at a very young age. and entering coaching early is reason number 2 for germany's success. it was just 36 when he became a coach josie moreno was 37. venga was just 34 they all got into coaching early and that's something that's true of a german quartet too. clarke was 34 flake managed a 4th division team when he was just 31. total was 35 when he took over mines of ohi was a youth coach at just 26. and what do you know when total coached outboards under

20 three's he made. then at the tender age of 20 his assistant. at age 28 novels mn took over hoffenheim to become easily the youngest bundesliga coach ever thought that it still neither sin sin dos to give him and i love this man and his fondest wish to shmita sister act of kindness sense of calmness yet as i get down. i have to quit his playing career early due to injuries while flick played over 100 games for bion before his career also succumbed to a serious injury. slump and total. make it to the top of the game as. they switch gears and took a place in the. younger you are the easier it is you think.

love's in europe's top leagues for experienced coaches like. coming off the back of successful careers as players. is far more likely to give youth coaches the chance to gain experience. even though. this. is changing because even germany's. cup winning players struggled as coaches why perhaps because they hark back to those days and coached players in the way that worked for them but in the meantime. the simple truth is that you don't have to have been a good player to become a good coach. and that brings us to reason number

3 a change of image for german coaches. the stereotype of the german coaching school started to disappear in 2006 national team coach. that year. and saw that yes even the germans can be relaxed and happy the image of the nation changed. the system. bringing us to 24 teams. germany became. is playing good football and by the way comes a flake was the assistant coach at the time the poster boy for germany's new image was you can claw his love of heavy metal football brought admiration and not just in england. a fish could have stereotypes about german coaches would gradually disappearing the only thing i know about myself is really that i can react

predisposed to his so because my whole life is my preparation for as long as i talk about football i'm always prepared i think a language is an issue. most german speak english pretty well he may find it easy to adapt house easier than yourself americans because leuven the french or the spaniards german coaches and now considered to be open and in a departure from the old school focused on building for the future. that brings us to reason number 4 the coaches who inspired them. while they got little international recognition these coaches had a huge impact on german football. finke. good stuff and. ralph rang they can deduce the back 4 to germany and in 1998 his side took the bundesliga by storm he also led off 9 from the 3rd division and likes it from the

4th to the top flight turning them into bundesliga forces as the sporting director of red bulls football empire run they demanded attacking football and an emphasis on young players and that helped shape germany's new coaching generation julien noddles one was also a youth coach under god nick of hoffenheim. played for all my under god nick. i hope you all know on me but he is. one of the. no the best german actually is or he did a lot of good stuff in different groups and changed the whole change whole clocks in and. if you think it and got make influence german football because they were creative and creativity is reason number 5 for current success among german

coaches think german german managers very adaptable they tend to work in clubs that don't have unlimited finances so they're quite flexible and total started out at meit's where money was tight they couldn't buy new players they had to develop them that meant having to be creative and that experience was the key to their later success at bigger clubs. in lyons. in the very beginning sponsible absolutely everything wrong the football team as i had to. help with modern coaches are in charge of a lot of people so it's good when they know from experience how to put the many puzzle pieces together. i have now i would say maybe 20 assistants so i'm now reading the manager of the coaching staff and then i can't do that because i know what they all are doing by myself the secret of today's german

coaches is their perfect combination of qualities they don't fit the old german stereotypes they are modern they gained experience early on that open and likable they creative in part thanks to their creative role models they always look forwards and they are hungry. the fire out of it is football on its mccool noid see a lot of. noise. in mind some. different nations have led the way you coaching through the ages currently the germans have the baton so which country will they pass it on to.

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