wife and i grew corn. that was our main source of being committed corn and potatoes by us but since 2014 with the help of the frankfurt zoological society and we in the village of learned to grow new and different crops. and we're stuck on the on the wall with the with not feisal it's berries have proved a great success they're not new to the area but people used to grow them just for their own consumption with the help from frankfurt their cultivation has become more professional and new markets have opened up. michel i mean. i'm so used about the money i'm making with feisal and. it's improved my family's financial situation. but i think i think the group is abundant and the plants produce fruit very often.

but soon it will be time to do the harvest and sell the berries again. my mom been there that you may have been the. farming practices are not the only things that have changed weaving is a traditional craft here practiced by women. on. it too it's been modernized. they've set up a co-operative now lisa electric sewing machines and have developed a range of marketable products funny crews the wife of armando sort of got this part of the group. she says the women are happy to have left their old lives behind that is the idea. i wouldn't want to go back to the fields again. it's so tiring and it takes so much effort to work the land. now i work and so sitting down this is easy when happy

we don't have any worries well a few bottles but not about money textiles are a better source of income. fanny cruz takes her children to school in the village every morning. the covert 19 pandemic has left its mark on these remote communities and prompted major changes to. the school is now able to use internet thanks to pandemic relief measures funded by germany's international climate initiative ringback. ringback. when i thought of this coming. in spread out across the school compound maintaining it just and from each other and their teachers. making the most. money bit of well most think of it coming limits but into the up in the many schools in peru have no internet access and until

a few months ago the students and teachers here had to spend half an hour climbing a steep hill to get any coverage. in the school principal julio haven says it was an ordeal for all concerned. i.v.'s to go via. on rainy days the students couldn't do any work when the sun was very bright they couldn't read anything and the climb is dangerous one boy had a nasty full and i want slipped and dropped my phone it was covered in bruises you know another time i wanted to download teaching materials from the weapon it started to brain on my laptop got wet and broke we had to spend a fortune to have it repaired at. the bottom of. the newly installed internet access is set to change more than just schooling. jose his new sunita has turned to beekeeping. and he's now hoping to expand his

customer base thanks to the project run by the front for to a logical society he's been able to find a new profession while helping to protect the environment. farming is no longer an option for me be keeping is definitely more profitable of course you have to take good care of them so they can generate an income for us. he appreciates that the unspoiled nature of manu national park is good for his bees and his livelihood the people of touch on market are developing new ways to make a living well assuming responsibility for the environment armando's are eager for one has big plans. say you know that. my aim is not just to be a ranger but also a leader of my community when it comes to environmental protection but. in my work in the park as well but i mean i want to help to protect and preserve nature here

well there's a. if that's how it is and in preserving the park he's also protecting the new livelihoods of people in the surrounding villages. they show how they live sound fashion or often make optics social media is awash with influences thousands of them the internet has created new jobs and career opportunities on the market. the biggest social media platforms have visited by more than 1500000000 uses every month that's more people than live on the planet instagram alone has a 1000000000 registered users and is alleged to have made 20000000000 dollars in advertising sales in 2019 unless the top social media stars have more than $200000000.00 followers. in the small village of qubit chief in southern turkey one young man's internet korea use hotting up. 17 year old.

lives to cook his little sister melanie is capturing his every move on video. today they fired up the clay oven known as the tone dear tom is making cut economic a traditional flat bread. for the mission because it's a famous dish here and i'm talk you are prepared to go now we just need to add the topping this flat bread is much like llama june now it needs baking i hope it will taste good. has around a 1000000 followers on instagram he's been uploading cooking videos since last spring the turkish t.v. shows viewers how to whip up a lot from a few ingredients and in the coronavirus era he's clearly struck a chord. became

a social media star almost overnight. yes the fields. in. this village of google actually is a wing from most social media influencers located at the southernmost tip of turkey most of the residents earn a living working the fields or doing odd jobs behind this one on the opposite hill is syria. i. grew up in these parts as the 11th of 12 children. i've been interested in cooking since i was a child the older i got the more i liked it and the more i got involved in it a few of those around me were against it in my family as well. although we've never been well off financially and they didn't want me using up so many ingredients hard

. his family's poverty is one of the reasons to her left school at age 10 another is that he suffers from anxiety which makes it hard for him to travel in cars or buses so he spends most of his time at home with his mother mariam helping her with the cooking and baking that's often made him the subject of cruel comments . the neighbors would often say why just tell how do you that they never approved. but i told them why shouldn't he. because whenever i cook he always came running in and watched 3 star enthusiastically. and now he's better than i am. i've always forgotten how to cook because he always does that now. russia wants malik's rolling targets to work he says he's got used to comments like cooking is for women but they still annoy him. now that he's an

internet star though he has more self-confidence. the 2 have worked out what goes down well on instagram cooking outdoors in the countryside or the neighbour's garden sets apart from the crowd of foodie bloggers. to tell available that most of my followers live in cities so they like to see the nature in my videos i also think they appreciate my down to earth manner. tang has become so famous that he's earning a bit of money on instagram from ad revenue his local community has also taken notice and fixed up an old house for his family. the main thing for ta is the new kitchen. jackets and all it does it is i hope that now my followers will stop making jokes about how old and small our kitchen is i had to hear that a lot so they'd say your kitchen is dirty hopefully that won't happen anymore i'm

so happy i don't know what to say all that you don't need a senate bill and. if it weren't for my little brother tom we'd be going hungry right now. and you're laughing but you're serious right you a little bit and get it get it in absolutely in this area there's no work there are no opportunities it. chanos his internet success won't last forever so he's planning his next news. on the high island be my dream is to become a real chef i want to have a restaurant or a snack bar where i can serve my dishes the people in person hopefully i can make this dream come true for me he said no. has already been offered an apprenticeship now he just needs to overcome his fears and move to the city to chase is dreams and

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is g w news live from berlin donald trump says he's not responsible for last week's each of the u.s. capitol and his 1st public appearance since the rioting he defends the speech he gave to supporters that many say incited the violence also on the program. doctors and nurses have been working tirelessly through the pandemic but will they get vaccinated if we meet health care professionals in berlin still skeptical about getting the shot. and after weeks of protests in india farmers win a battle in the war against new agricultural laws india's supreme court puts them

on hold so farmers can have their voices heard. i'm on the end use of welcome u.s. president donald trump has refused to take any responsibility for last week's violent siege at the capitol building in washington d.c. he described the speech he made just before the rioting began as quote appropriate trump has emerged from the white house for the 1st time since last week's violence to travel to texas to review progress on additions to the border wall with mexico. speaking at the border the president brushed off calls for his removal from office and called for calm and unity. now i'd like to briefly address the events of last week millions of our citizens watched on wednesday as a mob stormed the capitol and trashed the halls of government as i have

consistently said throughout my administration we believe in respecting america's history and traditions not tearing them down we believe in the rule of law not in violence or rioting. joining us now as. she is a journalist with the political news politico a news magazine and it's based in el paso texas thanks for joining us so trump right here is trying to pivot to his legacy on immigration and he's also increasingly distancing himself from the capital rioters so is this working. yes he went to south texas today and talked about the border wall so at the end of his presidency he basically went back to where it all began his signature campaign promise 4 years ago 5 years ago was build the wall it was you know people chanted it at trump rallies it was a thing that he talked about and immigration was was one of it is his biggest issue

when he was running for president but of course over the course of his presidency a lot's changed and especially this past week his visit to alamo texas today came less than a week after the capitol hill riots where lawmakers have roundly condemned is. the way that he incited protesters or rioters at the capitol and and then his failure to quell those writers and so so he's been trying to deflect a little bit from from that from the major news of last week but it's really not working he didn't say awful lot today speech really wasn't really wasn't the center point of today's news that was that some house republicans are also considering voting for an impeachment the house isn't going to vote tomorrow on whether to impeach donald trump because democrats hold a majority that will probably happen but some house republicans some in the

leadership are voting to are going to vote to impeach trump and that's the news of the day nobody was really paying attention to what he was talking about in south texas today this would be the 2nd time a dollar trump would be impeached if it went forward in the house how does this compare to the 1st time that he was impeached in terms of outlook. well he was impeached last time this that did not vote to convict him in that case and it looks like we he might this exact same circumstances this time around although there's a lot more uncertainty in the senate this time then than last year when he was impeached over over his foreign dealings in ukraine and so you know i think this is very different is this is a much simpler thing that people can understand and they don't have to learn a whole ukrainian cast of characters and really try to wrap their heads around what happened here it's really simple that there is this violent protest and the house

is saying that he incited that and that that he is a danger to the country and so to the big question mark like i said is whether the senate will vote to convict it doesn't look likely but there are some senate republicans who say they may actually may actually join the effort ticket to convict the president so he you know they might congress might be successful in reaching an convicting him this time around now this is all happening with just a week left to go in trump's term and this is usually a time when presidents are reflecting on their legacies so how has his legacy changed in the past we. oh it has changed dramatically you know remember it wasn't just the riots on capitol hill last week but in the senate republicans lost a pair of runoff elections that they were widely expected to win in georgia democrats won the 2 seats which puts them basically in the maturity of the senate

not vice president will be retiring but they're and so so i think a lot of republicans before last week felt that they had that they had to tie themselves to president trump that they needed him for their reelection efforts but last week showed both you know that he's a liability to a lot of candidates who are running for running for office and of course everything that happened on wednesday with the riots at the capitol and his inciting his inciting the rioters that has definitely put a lot of distance between him and republicans in congress and nationally and his legacy is very different now than it was a couple of weeks ago i mean he might have had opposed president presidential future he was talking about running again in 2024 and all of that looks really uncertain now and and his legacy has definitely been tarnished at the senate votes to convict like i said it's still uncertain the see there it's not like last year where we knew that the senate wasn't going to get it this time there's an outside

possibility it may happen he couldn't even run for office again and we face a host of other implications from now ok we're going to rile some of political magazine thank you thank you in the aftermath of the u.s. capitol germany's biggest lender doj about says it will no longer do business with president trump or his companies as according to a report in the new york times is the biggest lender to the trump organization which is currently being run by the president sun's bank is also the focus of a financial crimes probe against trump a spokesman for the bank declined to comment on the report. drug maker astra zeneca has applied for authorization for its coronavirus vaccine to be used in the european union if approved the drug developed in partnership with oxford university would become the 3rd available for the e.u. after those from pfizer biotech and moderna the european medicines agency says it's accelerating its approvals procedure and

a decision could be ready by the end of the month. meanwhile the premier of the german state of varia has raised the possibility of mandatory vaccinations for staff in nursing homes the call comes as many medical professionals in the country are openly questioning whether to get an ocular lated despite their high risk of exposure to the virus you know the reporter visited a hospital in berlin to find out why. putting on his protective gear before entering the room of a covert patient diverting for intensive care nurse sebastian schmidt he has been working with corona patients for months now and knows how important it is to protect himself when coming into contact but an even better protection would be the current jab. you see. every day i see people dying from corona i see how patients are suffering how seriously ill they become because of this virus that's why i would definitely like to be vaccinated against it. because most

people conclude i'm going in for nasa and i also find that i have a duty of care towards the public and the training of a list. but not all doctors and nurses in germany share this opinion. is not against vaccination in general but when it comes to the corona she says she would rather wait and see. if could m.s.f. i'm still very cautious when it comes to the vaccine i'm still a bit afraid of it because it hasn't been around for a very long time so i can't say right now i'm 100 percent convinced of it. skepticism about the jat this apparently not read in december a survey of the german society for intensive care medicine t.v. show that one in 4 doctors and one in 2 nurses do not want to get vaccinated

against the corona virus but according to devi that might have changed now that the vaccination process stopped health minister. has appealed to nurses and doctors once again. that's why i can only keep calling for health care walkers to get vaccinated not only out of a sense of responsibility for themselves but also for those they careful and treat him from dust and more information about the corona that's the nation is there for plan to be provided and more information is also what nurse vivian kaufman would like to see with that she says she would probably be totally convinced. of the head of the irish catholic church has apologised to survivors of church run homes after the publication of a damning inquiry on tuesday some 9000 babies died in facilities for unmarried mothers and their children over the course of decades that's nearly one in 7

children who pass through the homes which were finally closed in 1908 this is the site of a former mother and baby home and the site of a mass grave more than 800 babies and children died here before the home was torn down. it was the discovery of this grave site in 2014 that spurred the report. that this man grew up here. or neglected no no showed what so ever and it wouldn't have been done janice what we had to suffer and babies crying crying children a white because their own homes have been no need this stamped and cold. and no one has been here whatsoever ireland's prime minister said the report held up a mirror to an era that had only recently ended. it presents all of irish society

with profound questions. the regime described in the report wasn't imposed on us by any foreign power we did this store said it was as a society we are going to need we're going to need to confront and come to terms with this as a people and i'm hopeful that this report can be a catalyst for that process. and in 2800 visit pope francis asked forgiveness for the abuses irish children suffered at the hands of the church but for some that's not enough but really. just a caring and everything was going to. serve a right. but any compensation will come too late for too many.

india's supreme court has temporarily suspended controversial new farming laws that have been fueling weeks of protests in the capital critics say the law would benefit large private buyers at the expense of producers nearly 60 percent of india's population depends on agriculture for their livelihoods. for these farmers so much is at stake their livelihoods their future but now a cautious sigh of relief is possible especially for those from northern india weeks of protests did not fall on deaf ears at the supreme court the judges have suspended a controversial reform of agricultural laws at least for now after several rounds of talks between the government and farmers unions failed and independent committee is set to mediate but the relief is new that the protest camps which were set up on the outskirts of delhi the court's decision does not address the farmers grievances

or demands what we wanted to play minister believes it is because he is not taking the saucedo by most at least not even. his back at the bottom of it because if the supreme court thing were to split the farmers have now been suspended the farmers from punjab and haryana who are protesting along the delis borders will call off their protest and leave then we'd like to say that we won't end the protest or leave until all 3 farmers are permanently revoked. the 3 farm bills are aimed at liberalizing the market for agricultural products but farmers fear this would mean an end to guarantee prices for certain crops which many of them depend on to make ends meet. in sports now in new england's patriot new england patriots coach bill belichick has announced that he will not accept the presidential medal of freedom from donald trump is a longtime friend of the president and a 6 time winning super bowl coach who said he's turning down the country's highest

civilian honor in light of last week's siege of the us capital budgets said he was quote flattered but that his love for the country outweighs the benefits of an individual. you're watching t.v. news from berlin i'm all units of thanks for joining us. come. the fight against the corona virus pandemic. has the rate of infection been developing what does the latest research say. information and context the coronavirus up to. 19 special. on t.w. .