members accusing them of election fraud demonstrators are demanding her release and the restoration of her government. i'm supporting the young people demonstrating only if they fight against the military gentle can our country become better everyone must have this kind of courage for the sake of our future yet you know you know we don't want to live under dictatorship rule we want to live under mother soon the rules people would love and care for. them in a mature member i've decided to fight until the end until they are released the rallies have so far been pace full unlike bloody crackdowns during widespread protests in previous decades. francis on monday added his voice to growing international condemnation of the current vehicle with jordan and you can see these days my thoughts go in particular to the people of man ma. to whom i express my affection and my closeness. to the paf towards democracy undertaken in

recent years it was brusquely interrupted by last week's could a talk. as the protests grow bigger and bolder demonstrators continued to be met with a greater show of force from authorities. say filmmaker and activist in manaus largest city young he told d.w. what he's witnessed on the streets today is obscuring is that density for his own safety. so far. in young go out there has not be any violence but then people are afraid because of the latter than me same time some civilians they want to cooperate with police and military so we can see a lot of social media some people are trying to encourage people to provide water and food to the security forces as well as some civilians are against the idea.

because of the population. with the security forces but one thing for sure what we can see is there's a huge gap between the community and then law enforcement officers. so right now but right now i think tom despite the consensus is today. has got more from janice today gruen about his support from him after many years he joins us from kuala lumpur malaysia welcomed i wish fame the water cannon on the streets and reports of martial law and possum in ma 2nd largest city mandalay how dangerous is the situation. yeah it's really interesting that they've gone with martial law i should say that's a report coming from a johns france press and assuming that report is correct that martial law declared in 7 townships not clear to me exactly why they went with mandalay although one

thing that i didn't understand and later i found really interesting was in addition to all the teachers and doctors nurses and laborers and students who were protesting there were firefighters in uniform as part of the demonstrations in mandalay today and i saw some of them they did that 3 thing or salute for resistance that comes from the hunger games so really interesting there what we've got to keep an eye on tomorrow is have the people respond to the people in mandalay they're not allowed to congregate the protests are not allowed to meet in groups of more than 5 people outside so do they still come out in protest do they still do that tomorrow and how do the police respond is it just going to be mass arrests potentially would it be something more violent and then what goes on across the country do we see increasing numbers of demonstrators in the end god do we see continue to spread to more and more cities and more and more villages a lot to really keep an eye on tomorrow whether the militia leader. addressed the nation a short while ago what did he have to say. so from what we know so far about what

he said he said the elections commission use kovan 1000 as an excuse and did not allow for fair campaigning so he's sticking with the same thing of election irregularities he says that they will hand over or after elections they will hand over power to the winner and that he says in the meantime song the government of suitable ministers the bottom line is the majority of people me and maher are not going to buy his sales pitch it's the same one that came out from the window we could go same thing now they didn't buy then they're not going to buy and now the question is with the military starting to show a little flex its muscle more you know we saw the water cannon his speech tonight reports of martial law in mandalay will this scare of any the demonstrators or if they continue to build and then the military comes down with more and more force does that get people to back down some people said they are all in no matter what they will not back down to about future generations so the question really becomes is how much force is the military willing to use because back when they had violent

crackdowns in 2007 and also in 1908 when thousands of people were killed it was a different world that wasn't so easy to get video of the outside world like it is now so the military is clearly aware keenly aware that their actions are being watched and so given previous history of military generals likely to be concerned about the growing international pressure and indeed calls for u.n. i should well they were certainly prepared for this they would not have come forward this 2 weeks ago without being prepared for this certainly with other countries in asia they're hoping that they can continue business relationships but they're expecting tough reactions from the west and then the generals they're less concerned with what's the most of the outside world says particularly the west and senior gentleman on long he is all in now he has put everything all his chips on this power grab he is not going to back down. today very good about how many

thanks for that sure thing. on a day people are dead and more than $180.00 missing in northern india after part of a himalayan blast broke off leasing a torrent of flood water that crashed into a dam flooding happened so quickly that people had no time to react with origins in order i can state say rescue workers have begun to search for survivors and to recover bodies. joy as rescue workers recover several survivors but the search is far from over some dead bodies have already been found several groups of workers are still believed to be trapped in tunnels unable to get out. of us if it's since this morning we have intensified also operation in a 2nd tunnel we have information that around 30 people are trapped there and around 300 police officers are deployed there clearing the tunnel so that people can be

rescued. according to information from the local authorities around 170 people are missing 12 people were rescued by a team on sunday from another tunnel. this is the moment a small dam was swept away after part of a mountain glacier upstream broke unleashing a torrent of water and a brief one hydroelectric plant was destroyed another under construction was damaged or forest he said they were able to prevent further damage downstream by opening the gates to release water the tragedy occurred in northern india and the top of an area of the state of to rock out and this region in the himalayas is prone to flash floods and landslides in 2013 monsoon floods here killed 6000 people and led to calls for a review of development projects in the state of florida say the main flood danger has passed but the work for rescue teams here is only just begun. as

a look at some. more of the stories making headlines around the world to the united states has announced it will reengage with the u.n. human rights council the trumpet ministration withdrew from a group of 3 years ago citing what it said was unfair targeting of israel it was a boy marcus said said his country would return as an observer and seek reelection as a full member. riot police have clashed with protesters in beirut hundreds demanded the release of anti-government activists detained in north american home last month the lebanese army took 17 people into custody after riots was angered by growing poverty set fire to government buildings in the city of tripoli. south africa has suspended its rollers of the oxford astra zeneca corona virus vaccine a small clinical trial has suggested the shot offers only minimal protection against the new local virus variants of these are to offer vaccines by johnson and

johnson and pfizer in the coming weeks. austria's government is warning against travel to the alpine problems of tirol hundreds of cases of the south african variant of corona virus have been identified in the popular winter sports region countries easing its national lockdown but with some new rules classrooms shops museums and hairdressers could reopen but many facilities will require a medical mask going to negative coverage the test statistic at the w.c. funny fish reports. getting ready for their 1st guest since december that's how long emma and his partner have had to keep their cell phone closed for their 3rd closure since depend danny began despite being able to reopen today he's not excited. we are on the brink of bankruptcy we don't see a future for hairdressers with the new rules if they stay in place or in the back of our mind we also ask ourselves when will we have to close again there we go

through reopening hair salons comes with a new rule customers must present a negative call the test is pretty i cannot ask every customer to show their documents i'm not the police why do i have to do that to mark their calendar was fully booked only 2 weeks ago when customers heard about reopening but with call that tests now mandatory most of their clients have cancelled at the same time an unusual scene inside the city's museum of natural history the 1st visitors are welcomed with flowers in front of cameras something very normal has become news for 30 we are happy to be here but of course it could be dangerous to you may think there are more important places to reopen than this one where you can look at stuffed mammals but this easing off restrictions in austria specifically applies to places in the category non essential most shops are also allowed to open trying to

get rid of their winter clothes promising huge sales the relaxing of locked on rules does not apply to hotels to restaurants to theaters and all the cultural venues that vienna is known for an increasing number of people here and say the locked on rules are too harsh. thousands have taken to the streets in recent weeks demanding an end to the strict measures and calling for the government to resign among them various radical and extremist elements groups that the authorities are increasingly struggling to control a life lockdown bowing to pressure to appease some by risking a lot what does this move mean from a public health perspective the how to use the phone in your mind i wrote there are 2 main risk factors the 1st human behavior and the other the behavior of the virus

there is a lot of talk about a new mutation from south africa that does not only affect you straight out to many switzerland but many countries in europe. mines are experiencing delays and it can be hard to drive or walk on the streets because of snow and ice but the real storm and the real disruptions are happening elsewhere in germany. up to 30 centimeters of snow fell in some areas of the country with gusts of wind blowing snow meters high into the air. railway services were suspended across parts of central and northern germany with trains and able to travel between frankfurt berlin and hamburg. road traffic was also this rapid with trucks and cars getting stuck on snow filled highways in central germany. we have at least 30 centimeters of snow here the winter road clearance services are

working nonstop but due to the extremely heavy snowfall we have absolutely no chance of keeping the highway clear. the weather isn't expected to get warmer anytime soon well snow should stop falling temperatures will dip even lower made colder by a freezing wind next week should finally bring some respite from the cold. so if the united states where donald trump's historic 2nd impeachment trial is due to open this wake democrats want to hold the former president accountable for the violent siege of the u.s. capitol publicans wanted us fast as possible and away from washington the division of opinions is every bit as stock. it's been over 2 months since election day but trump seems to be as present as ever in rural pennsylvania and his upcoming impeachment trial is finding little support here my.

parlin grew up in piketon a small village on the outskirts of harrisburg is about america we're not trump followers we want somebody that represents long time america and where we came from america is at a crossroads and pennsylvania is a prime example for the divide between rural and urban on the one hand you have trump supporters who still believe that the election was stolen on the other hand you have democrats who want to hold donald trump accountable for the storming of the capital ungenerous 6. only 20 minutes away in up town harrisburg the political landscape changes from deep reds to bright blue the democratic phenomenon which can be found all across america i'll be happy to give it all up front and his supporters. why because they're just you so if they get the capital

you know i mean the lies that was lost for what i talked to 2 pennsylvanians state senate is. because of covert restrictions is it really worth taking the risk to deepen the devide of the country even more with the impeachment there's a greater danger in not prosecuting the cause by not doing it were more or less ok it's all right that he did that we could go 'd on he janetta crime. and he needs to be held accountable for their crime you know his word is the republicans have a different take so i can do anything that you will the nation i thought i'd obviously we want to show biden well. a great move he could do it is to say you know what and talk to his friends in the house and senate state stop it it's too symbolic it's meaningless he's out of office and back in piked on paula does not

feel optimistic about our country's future now the trump is no longer president it will be a big divide is scary actions very scary because we're patriots or not going down easy and the next generation might be still living in a fractured nation on this the new president can preach that divine. well that report was produced by the these washington bureau chief in us paul who joins us now welcome that and this what can we expect tomorrow. well tomorrow phil the democrats will get the opportunity to present their case to why former president all drunk should be convicted for and saving an insurrection on the 6th of january for 4 years till the democrats have struggled to hold the president accountable for his actions during his presidency and this will be essentially the

last opportunity to do so the problem is however how much time and energy do they want to put into that trial we still don't know if they will call it misses and drag the trial out or if they just want to rev it up and keep implementing the biden agenda as soon as possible so the democrats can't do this without republican votes of republicans likely to turn on their problematic for the president and vote to convict. at this point there are not enough senators to convict the democrats would need at least 17 republicans to get the necessary majority and might be one or 2 out of fifty's republicans who will defect the expectation actually is that the trial the trial won't. hold collins at all the fact that more and more information is coming out that the

storming of the capitol was not just a criminal act that organically happened that day but it was a planned violent coupe doesn't actually seem to change the minds of the majority of republicans so no it's very unlikely that from the would be convicted so whichever way the senate vote goes are there likely to be consequences for donald trump. well the democrats won at least to present to the general public that donald trump is still a dangerous figure in the political world and probably more importantly in their view within the republican party if we are surprised by a conviction congress can bar trump from ever running for office again but phil as i pointed out this is very unlikely that trump who got convicted and that means

to bill do everything to keep his influence in the republican party and we mustn't forget more than 73000000 americans voted for him so he might be out of office and banned from twitter by t. is far from being done for good thank you for that davos we will speak again. of the washington. some of the biggest event in american sports quarterback tom brady had a great game as the tampa bay buccaneers beat the kansas city chiefs on their home field in the super bowl brady security 7 super bowl title but most of any n.f.l. player gave the city of tampa bay a big reason to party. even the pandemic couldn't keep these fans off the streets masks and social distancing were nowhere

in sight not after the tampa bay buccaneers stomped kansas city $31.00 to $9.00 to win the super bowl the victory exceeded all expectations. crazy to me that brady just turned and went as you go in every field i am like that is kind of a reminder box in my void for you to go to all game with a big stone. all my buddies guy calling you know in case vomit was you know all of them are betting against the boxing you can bet against some pretty bad and you really can't tom brady threw 3 touchdown passes he also saved a record 7th super bowl title and a 5th m.v.p. award but was this championship more special. girl special when they're all. it's been amazing you're making your restructure get start severance you would not have the rough stretch you are going to right unity and a lot better football down last december january. just relate proud of all the guys

proud of all the coaches after we put in was to understand just how impressive all this is no $1.00 to pay in the n.f.l. has won more than 5 super bowls brady is also the oldest paya to win the championship he's 43 but age is just a number and tom brady continues to fly high. i will finish with europe's most famous carnival which because which has begun in venice events have been dramatically scaled back for a 2nd year because of a pandemic no throngs of tourists. this year but some locals donning traditional costumes and masks after business has launched a campaign to encourage venetians to rediscover their city without the crowds and for the carnival fans who couldn't visit this year some pads are being streamed online. and set you up to date

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