this is the w. news live from berlin mass protest is there undeterred thousands of people return to the streets to demand the military give up power just one day after the links fire on a tandem stray shot and killing 2 people also coming out u.s. president joe biden declares a major disaster in texas and promises help the people there reeling from the effects of severe winter weather now reported make some of those most affected in houston. plus in the bundesliga dortmund playing the spoils of their head to head

down be overwhelming shall you now look doomed for relegation. i record is welcome to the program we begin in man where thousands of people have defined threats of violence to take part in a new day of protests against the country's military rulers this comes a day after police fired live ammunition to disperse protesters in the city of mandalay killing at least 2 people and injuring several others the grounds were forced to flee as a security forces chased after them using slingshots rubber bullets and water cannon the protesters were repeating their call for an end to military rule after a coup nearly 3 weeks ago. they returned despite the risk. the reality now crystal clear for these demonstrators after police killed 2

more people with live ammunition on saturday it was the worst violence since mass rallies began weeks ago past uprisings against the military have failed these demonstrators want them gone for good. i remember my parents fought against the military coup during the 1988 revolution and i too have to stand against this dictatorship if we fail to stand against them this time our next generation will live under the military dictatorship so we can stop this time. i want to say through the media to the dictator and his henchmen and we are peaceful demonstrators. to stop the genocide oh. stop using lethal weapons. but they can't go

it alone protesters are appealing to the international community for solidarity. putting appeal to a lot of the number of people has increased today. and we will not stop. we will keep going till we reach our goal of democracy. i don't. want other countries to take more severe actions than sanctions. a new form of it wanted to vote also did it. on sunday facebook deleted the military's page for inciting violence following saturday's deadly crackdown. the killing several only strengthen the protesters resolve. they hope that this time perhaps they can free me and maher from the military that refuses to relinquish power. journalist dave green obama is following developments in and mom

from malaysia's capital kuala lumpur and he joins me now there's been a lot of attention surrounding the the 2 people killed in mandalay yesterday and the live ammunition that was fired on demonstrators but we understand that a man was also killed overnight and yang gong can you give us some more details about that so they're going these neighborhood watch groups forming communities around the country and this is a response to the nighttime raids and arrests the security forces have been doing it's also a response to concerns over the 10s of thousands of prisoners that the military government released recently concerns that perhaps some of them would be used to rough up demonstrators at the nighttime in their neighborhoods so these neighborhood watches have been going around and according to local media our last night in one of the underlying outlying neighborhoods of one of these did watch which came across to police vehicles at least one officer got out and see the fire what was shot in the air the neighborhood watch group just burst in when the police vehicles left and they came back to that spot they found one of their fellow watch

group members dead on the ground we don't have much other details other than that he was 30 years old and a father but this incident is really just infuriating people and the young guys across the country as they learn about it i can imagine how so i'm going to ask you how all these race in deadly incidents is impacting what we've been saying on the ground there. well i mean you look at the numbers today particularly where we've got the video coming from a young guy mandalay you see large numbers of demonstrators adam streets today and other communities across the country to you see how loud they are with your voice their voices you see them still out with those signs that they want democracy they don't want a military government they want aung san suu kyi and other people released so these people are clearly motivated but here's something else we need to keep in mind we're a week away from the end of the month and there's this massive work stoppage going on across the country when the end of the month comes and people don't get paid

then what happens are they going to be willing to go another month without pay there are some aid funds being set up to help people but it's i've seen no evidence of there's going to be anywhere near enough aid to go around so we get into march and if they don't see any break from the military on this it's going to be a real gut check for a lot of people they still got to put food on the table their children and they're going to have some of them are going to ask selves and they really afford you continue to stop working. thank you very much journalist going about speaking to us from filming. let's turn to some of the other stories making news around the world this hour people in asia a i'm going to the polls in a presidential runoff election pitches mohamed buzz do a former foreign minister and member of the ruling party against former president nominate the samei it's money excuse me it's said to be the west african countries 1st place full transition of power since independence 16 years ago. the head of the international atomic energy agency rafael grossi has arrived in

tehran to try to resume international inspections of nuclear facilities which iran has been blocking the visit comes as u.s. president joe biden says america aims to rejoin the international nuclear deal with iran them to. germany is set to kick off a year of festivities marking 1700 years of jewish life in the country the celebration featuring cultural events all over germany deliberately to look beyond the persecution of jews during the holocaust i want is dead highlight the community's present day diversity. astray and new zealand have begun rolling out their vaccination programs using the biotech pfizer vaccine new zealand gave the 1st shots to medical workers and border stuff straight his 1st recipients included the prime minister and elderly citizens both countries have run stringent and largely successful coronavirus prevention campaigns. now here's some more of the latest developments in the pandemic italy is marking the anniversary of the 1st

recorded case of covert 91 year ago the country now has the 2nd highest death toll in europe germany is reporting a rise in infections as many schools across the country prepare to reopen on monday the country logged more than 707 and a half 1000 new cases on sunday and israel is allowing people who were saved to vaccine doses into public spaces including theatres sports facilities and hotels the health ministry says that more than 3000000 people qualify for the relaxed rules. u.s. president joe biden has declared a state of major disaster in texas following crippling winter weather at least 2 dozen people died in the unusual cold which disrupted electricity and water supplies the carolina to more reports from houston. texas it's not out off the woods yet thousands of families have been arriving in their cars to the mass distribution center in the city of houston the shortage of

water is now the biggest challenge. we don't have to water about some hollis told some even half running water at all not even to take a shower and if the stores how far you have to line up on the purchase is limited. now the city is trying to help millions of bottles of water are being distributed in a coordinated effort with dozens of volunteers each car gets no more than 3 cases regardless of how many family members but they have to be able to pick it up in downtown houston where outside of houston city limits it's areas like these that have been hardest hit by the power crisis and the snowstorm we can still see damage turnage here on the sidewalks and families they are struggling with a shortage of water government aid barely arrives here. right i'm going to ho has been collecting groceries and water all day long he distributes this to the

community out of his car ash to people who don't have a car or who have toward during the day. in my community people are able to get things during the light this is what i do for them it is to be able to help from 7 pm sometimes until midnight i know this is the only time they have and i want to help. you with us you know if you will for the prologue used to work as a case manager for a lawyer he lost his job due to the pandemic but at least he now has to time to help his community. if it wasn't for him or you would have water at home not even to i mean that it's going to take some months before things get back to normal in texas at least the weather forecast isn't predicting any more winter storms. in men's tennis serbian novak djokovic has won the australian open by defeating

russia's danielle medvedev in the final the number one seeded player in the world won in straight sets extending his record of australian open titles to 9 has now won a total of 18 grand slam titles to shine of the all time record. in football brasier dortmund and shall korea near the bonus latest faces rivalry is that clashed in the ruined dobby the visitors dortmund 3 points were essential as they bid the champions league qualification autumn place shall go with desperate for a win that would give them a chance of escaping relegation. zone in germany as the miners shall who would have to get their hands dirty if they were to be dortmund in their way stooge this man moans and yelling holland who went into this one with as many league goals as the hosts entire squad. shelter held out 42 minutes before caving electric englishman jade and son to you could vantage of sloppy defending to curl home.

3 minutes later in a piece of holland magic extended door leads the norwegians flying volley made it to newell going into the break. chalco were chasing shadows in the 2nd half. rafael guerrero site fitted hole marco voices return pass to make it 3 nil. before jude telling him crossed for holland to score the 4th 11 minutes from tell you the score like it was cruelly reflected in the numbers in shelters by adding extra shot in florida to go with the bragging rights for daughter and sons the wind keeps their team in the hunt for champions league qualification. meanwhile you can creasing lee doomed. the syrian civil war has sadly been going on so long that the protagonists in our next report are mostly too young to remember what life was like before millions of people are struggling to get access to food and have

their basic needs met but in a town of utter them one man is doing all he can to kape young people's minds off what they're missing. from the outside this war torn building in syria there's also the scars of a country at war from the. inside it tells a different story. 25 year old syrian boxer has taken over the space now he uses it to train a younger generation in the sport. you know when i was displaced from the city of aleppo terrible i got back into boxing and fixed up this place where i train young people we're bringing back boxing and sports to distract them from the atmosphere of war and misery. like many other syrians are lost members of his family during the decade of civil war here what stuck with him this is passion for the sport. so i fell in love with boxing thanks to my father and uncles they

were syrian champions in many arab competitions i've been into boxing ever since i can remember. that passion resonates with these youngsters who relish an opportunity to learn something new. they learn. there are 15 of us we train every couple of days it gives me the motivation to one day become a champion in the sport. and i think. that's. hope too it's one that gives these young people a desperately needed perspective looking beyond the end of the war. you're watching data really news here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you thousands of people have to 5 threats of violence to take part in a new day of protests against and ask military rulers who took out 3 weeks ago this comes down to police killed 3 demonstrators in mandalay on saturday facebook has

now taken down by me and my military's page for inciting violence. up next sports life finds out what it's like to be a top african footballer in europe we're back with more news headlines at the top of the hour until then as always our web site w dot com i'm rebecca ritter's in. thanks for joining us. they want to know what makes the devil if you just hit the button. and banning the way. i love the outdoors my own good and everyone was little holes in everything. getting you ready to meet the devons and join me right just do it under. a 1000000 komi pushing old loves us right now in the world right now climate change to break off a story. this is why leslie wins from just one week. how

much work can really get. we still have time to an ongoing. success. that subscribes. to the business of the ever. before. becoming a pro footballer in europe with john almost childhood dream while he has made it thousands of young people come here from africa every year with the same dream. you

have like 6000 kids coming from i've got. out of this 6 kids i can tell you maybe 4 or 5 would make it what a more diverse. there are no more you know much going on. i am a father of 2. and i also have a husband to a lovely one. philanthropist. i have a fondness for him back home in kenya where i grew up. i tried to help the kids to get what you need to give them hope. but they live in. so what's it like to be one of the few african footballers who make it in your heart of them all is one of 2006 africans currently playing abroad the kenya international left his home in 2007 but he hasn't forgotten where he came from. he has the

same urge to give something back to the community as african superstars like didier drogba. summer eto. and sunday or monday who became role models for every young african football. it was never easy for johanna the place he grew up in still haunts him today. than dora is in eastern suburb of nairobi it's known for being the biggest dump site in kenya. and pretty difficult place i live pretty close to the dump site walking distance of 3 minutes so it was really raining because i understand sheets unbearable you cannot stand. unfortunately you have poverty you know a lot of families need and that's the $1.00 right and that means education so the

only thing was more. quiet. because i stuck to football. has been living in europe since 2007. his 2 kids were born here in belgium and they called the country home. just one example of how much has changed since you arrived in europe. from all those turned up to 5 clubs in belgium most recently spent 4 years with the small of the to bruges based 1st division clubs. keep it in why didn't i be a place like this. now. you can come from training and just pick up. whatever you choose you know and going there you cannot we played with the

beginning one where no issues with the boys you know. the boys the. boys. used. and it was just fun just to distract from everything that's going on around you it was. an escape. all the trashiest from all over they'd all be you know everyone. you know. we. just go next to me so we used plastic bags from the garbage to make. my friends you know. trying to. get things so. it became part of

our lives. there's a saying in kenya nothing good comes from dunder. what worries johanna is that kids like alice sundra are still facing the same problems a bit he faced as a youngster 20 years ago. my journey had you know life is hard in the ghetto sometimes you go without food you get used to it sometimes you watch somebody get mugged they just want to feed their families therefore life here is very hard many have left football for crime we have buried a lot of them and life goes on. johanna's parents don't live in dan door anymore with his help they were able to

move to a wealthier safer part of nairobi. his parents were initially skeptical that football could provide a stable career when he was 13 his mother stopped him from going to norway for trials 2 years later he went and gave the money he earned to his mom. when he brought me the money i realized that even football can be beneficial. his father had retired but i was still cutting people's here for money. but by this time johanna had already entered the football academy of a belgian agent in kenya and aged 17 he signed his 1st contract in europe. grows. so we're never. we're never. given. it's.

been 2017 johannah decided to do something for his community he set up his own foundation just 300 yards away from the dump site he established a soccer academy. got asunder and teddy are enroll their 2 kids who dream of following in johanna's footsteps and becoming professional footballers. i would want to play in the english premier league league or all syria as long as i'm able to help the people back in the ghetto and get them out of the state they're in. alice sandro and 6 other kids have a scholarship from the johanna foundation this is where they go to hone their skills. compared to europe there are not enough quality academies here for players in the decisive age bracket between 12 and 16. our main objective is to

level up. in kenya. and locally if going to have a very competitive league not only your success when you go to. so these young kids what the impact to them they can be poor here in kenya. andrew juma is an example of a former academy player who made it in the kenyan premier league he pushes the boys to focus on soccer and education as not all of them will become pro football in. the academy and my mentality to see football as a. career when i was a kid. and around a $1000.00 approximately a $1.00. and doesn't call out now because i can't even pay my fees the school fees name violet the same amount my mom and i can't even buy a kid a booth was when i was in the car to me some people bought me boobs so now i can do

the same. it's a tough task to change the kids perspective and make them see the opportunities available in africa as most of them will always dream of making it in europe. my advice now let's listen in now because i have a lot a lot of kids who look up in the foundation. to build a talked about home because if we do it there they are a big. part of the kids who will make it and they are living you know and it is we have been here but the difficulty is that when they see you here they think you know what you are there and the wedding is here. 'd

for african players coming here it's really really important that they just come help to integrate and that. they were here they cannot confront you directly especially in belgium. it was something wrong something they don't and won't like they want to live in africa. they don't like something they tell you and then you. fortunately johannah got plenty of advice from older african players helping him get used to the european in tallahassee. he doubt what once. i get sworn team do what's here now. it's a good thing to see that someone. throughout his career johannah moeller has never lost his love for the beautiful game. but he has had to make sacrifices to state football in january 2021 he signed

a contract in turkey's top division. the rules for my new home. as a room is in eastern anatolia 4000 kilometers away from his family and brooch. from a professional point of view moving was a good decision. in new york is more may be it's a tactic or you know. it's basis on all these. it's more physical more more more direct with work and i think that's. if there's a room stays in the top flight johannah will stay in turkey and his family will join him in the summer. a new chapter of his life as an african football in europe . but the time to return home is closer.

like other footballers worldwide who donate at least one percent of that johannah join the common goal initiative to change things for the better however i want to me it will never i don't want to be having a foundation to help i want to grow up you know one of the all of these things out of being are being kept there for like you have a for more clubs you know having a. good structure for the kids. i want to live life with my farm and just live life more be people. but now it's more inbred my heart that i am me of course it's. that means that yeah we have you still have a lot more to get. more . 7 to 900 years of jewish life in germany

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