police or the army shooting but both police and army the army well they're both. terrorists oh outlandishness now they are killing people is oh oh oh the end now and now the it has turned deadly will you continue to protest in the streets. what of course we have to continue doing good to see because this is one of the we can't would you get our to get real busy right now so why not stop it. if need act if required we need to find better and the less and less yes. and how does it work end up people out on the streets all day and all night or do or do you just used to sort of does it happen in groups at different times different cities different parts of the day. yes there are different. sometimes yes we studied there must be different position in the

army and and their own style and because we have the help they have to make this announcement that we have around 8 pm to all morning 60 and so all so any time they can come and you know and use and they can come out the people and sense of duty so so we start in the morning and we and even he means yes well thank you for joining us and letting us know what's going on that few if you saw in young girl. thank you . we'll take a look at some other stories making news around the world now prime minister viktor has announced that withdrawal of his right wing party from the european people's party grouping of the european parliament in detail the move in a letter to the e p p group chairman it follows a long running conflict with the legislature over hundreds commitment to european values and rule of law. iraqi and american military officials say at least 10

rockets targeted the. coalition base in iraq in iraq. the 2nd rocket attack in the country this month it was the iran iraq for past for the visit of pope francis of friday it'll be his 1st visit to the country a magnitude $6.00 earthquake has struck central greece the european mediterranean seismological center estimates the depth at 10 kilometers a tremors were felt as far away as neighboring albania kosovo and montenegro local officials reported damage to some buildings but no injuries. taiwan has received its 1st delivery of the astra zeneca corona virus vaccine 117000 doses will be prioritized for health care workers who have direct contact contact with covert patients the population of nearly 24000000 people taiwan has signed

a contract to secure 10000000 doses of the astra zeneca vaccine. here in germany the domestic intelligence agency has placed the country's largest opposition party the far right alternative for germany under surveillance the federal office for the protection of the constitution plans to monitor the party because of suspicions that its right wing extremist positions could violate the constitution we have to he says the move is politically motivated and it comes in the vote up to germany's federal elections later this year. the right wing populist e.f.t. major triumph in 2017 when it entered the german parliament becoming the largest opposition party ever since the f.t. has offended relishing in islamophobia racism and the glorification of germany's past. your friends and the nazis are just abets of bird poop and our 1000 year history. some e.f.t.

members openly support the xenophobic movement. among them extreme right wing of bjorn who he's the party's loudest and most aggressive anti immigrant rabble rouser . in the same. nation except that the children and youth in their own country regard school as a nightmare because they are bullied beaten and tom mentored there by migrant much . founded the party's internal group the way in which german security authorities flagged as rightwing extremist in response to when was dissolved however its leader and supporters remain active in the party but no germany's intelligence service says the entire party is under surveillance. will be the only political correspondent you know hasa discussed this move with the green party m.p. constantine found not who's deputy chair of the bundestag intelligence committee

consenting for notts germany's domestic intelligence agency is putting the a of the party under surveillance just how surprised are you the f.t. party is the biggest opposition party here in the bonus track after all well i guess i'm not surprised and. domestic intelligence agency has very good arguments obviously for that step. and as experienced from our history we know that in a democracy. enemies of the democracy can be voted into office. and so it's a good step to to have a strong view and look closely in that corner so nothing evil can happen to germany again. what good does that do it all. from the legal point that intelligence now has more possibilities to collect

information. i think here for the parliament. there will be no actual changes but. from the reason of defending for the reason of defending the constitution. the intelligence agency has more instruments to. to collect information that might be relevant to see if this isn't party that is strongly fighting against our constitution the timing of this announcement is raising some eyebrows gemini's going to the polls in september does that not feed into conspiracy theories i think it does not convince me because turning that argument around keeping it secret that you have relevant arguments for the step now and keeping that secretly before an election

letting the voters not know what this important institution this intelligence service knows that could be misleading voters too so i guess it's just the regular way things go that that right now this information comes up now that. the intelligence agency has the information to make that decision. has the possibility to go in front of chords and fight against this decision and then judges will look at the legal side and decide that's the way it goes in a democracy with the rule of law and i guess the signal is that. democracy is up to defend itself against its enemies consenting for not thank you very much thank you. for staying in germany at federal and state leaders here in their

virtual meeting at the moment debating the next steps in the country's fight against coronavirus they're discussing whether to extend the current lockdown to the end of march most of the country's non-essential shops have been closed since mid december. restaurants and leisure facilities close their months a month and close their doors a month earlier ministers are also tackling the question of potentially loosening restrictions in areas where covered 19 infection rates are low. meeting has now begun so let's bring in our chief political writer so i mean. what are you hearing which way are things leaning. wells 16 straight premiers and german towns and america sitting over this draft paper in the german chancellor behind me and there seems to be quite a bit of argument over the way ahead one thing is clear there's a real change of strategy being worked out right now whereas during the last meeting the incidence of $35.00 became the new 50 that's the $35.00 becoming the

new target in the face of mutations to work towards that incidence rate now this talk of $100.00 becoming the next bar for opening shops for instance what we're seeing here is now public sentiment locked down for tea beginning to drive policy at least as much as that advice from the experts because that expert advice continues to be don't loosen up you're risking a 3rd wave politicians are under significant pressure to offer some prospects as public opinion is continuing to start being more and more against endless lockdown here. and do we see this as chancellor merkel against the 16 state leaders or are there blocs other people who are saying well we really need to or we really need to stay shut. there are different. one state premier saxony for instance actually came around to being one who was against lockdown to becoming someone who

apologized to german chancellor angela merkel because she has been the voice of caution here at the same time there's a recognition that there are a lot of issues including where the kids can go to school that became a completely regional issue so it's complete patchwork across the country now they want to avoid yet more patchwork while allowing some silver lining in all of this crisis as potentially faces a 3rd wave and that means opening stops to a certain degree and we understand that there is argument what the exact threshold will be and also the issue of vaccinations with millions of astra zeneca doses not being used because there is caution here and some people simply don't want that vaccine and there we have the varian state premier basically saying that should then be a free for all that this strict order of vaccination should be broken up against stiff resistance from the german chancellor merkel so we expect quite

a bit of debate if not argument on that ok you mentioned the has been a change in the target from 35 to 100 in terms of the incidents so how far from is germany at the moment. well it's actually still rising it's about 60 and climbing that incident so $35.00 is unrealistic anyway but the argument here is that by introducing rafa testing also self testing now as a tool which is something that austrians completely move towards they've started saying forget about the incidence rate we're just going to test that's something that will be introduced in as a new strategy and the big question is whether that is workable and whether the states will roll that out in a way that germans feel a lot safer and also when there might be the next call for a lock down. do follow that call for a reason from the scientists but one thing is for sure the lockdown will be

extended until the end of march and germans will be able to meet another household in addition to their own again so far it was only one additional person so clearly a signal that there's some kind of easing on the lockdown front while the end of the lockdown scenario still is not inside that country and was told as a teenager who dreams of being a t.v. reporter nobody would like to see a person with little disability in front of the camera don't even think about this like flying to the moon instead and was told to be grateful for the offer of an office job in an institution for people with disabilities hidden away from the public. no i don't do that and the guy who went super angry and sad. or never find a job somewhere else she managed to find one fed up with the lack of options available to people with disabilities lenin's even became a politician and now

a member of the european parliament i decided ok what can i do where's the place in society for me and there was no place so i created my own space it was like if nobody cares what you're doing you're totally free to do what you want what she wants is equal rights and opportunities sometimes even she can't predict practical obstacles head 1st she couldn't even vote she couldn't push the buttons on the electronic box her mailbox was too high since i said please be aware it would be nice to put my own mail in the highest box here half. she says she was told the system simply had to go alphabetically langan's you can was one of the driving forces behind the european parliament's 2020 resolute. laying out its priorities for the e.u. commission's new disability strategy and access to opportunities inclusion and

participation of basic human rights among lawmakers demands an issue just to improve the rights of people with disabilities in all policy areas to guarantee access to health care employment transport and housing and to make sure the pandemic doesn't make things worse long and is confident things are slowly moving in the right direction there's an openness. and. so i'm always positive otherwise i couldn't do that job you have to be positive. even though it's a tiny step it's a step. and although it's not the role she dreamed of as a child katherine long and see ben is in front of the camera and making news. now for more of the world's top story explosion coronavirus testing center shattered windows in the dutch town of open car 60 kilometers north of amsterdam

there were no injuries dutch police say the explosion appears to be caused by a device that was that deliberately planted at the testing facility the investigation has begun. australia's attorney general has categorically denied a rape allegation against him the accusation was made more than 3 decades after the alleged incident when christian porter was 17 and the accuser was 16 force and says he had no sexual relations with the woman she took allegation to police in 2819 and later took her own life. in the u.s. state of kentucky a state of emergency has been declared due to historical brain full while the waterways are flooded homes and after boats impossible the kentucky national guard has been called in to assist some cities will remain on the curfew until wednesday . international film festival often showcases documentaries which thanks largely to streets have since moved from offering into the mainstream one of the 1st of all

the festivals the day we're taking a closer look at the 2 films which use drastically different methods to tell their stories. long before me to a woman in showbiz showed how to deal with harassment and violence from men in 1978 tina turner divorced her husband ike and started a solo career bigger and even more successful than before. describing her marriage to ike turner she said i was living a life of death but the divorce brought her liberation and she triumphantly rose to the heights of pop music fame. in some ways we are telling that story to a new generation. but we are also hopefully exploring it through tina's point of view and what it means for her to be kind of. so associated with some of the worst times in life. the documentary tina gives

a chronological overview of all the ups and downs in the life of the woman who was born as anna made public while it offers few new insights it is thrilling to watch . this next film could not be more different in anime says 2 filmmakers meet stefan who was in prison for having murdered a woman in order to interview him. he wanted to. know his responses his story are retold by 2 puppy tears. doesn't. come in your i phone or next hand i'm type to stain we want to copy it but. look sometimes looks really threatening sometimes also really childlike but you know all the time the person is

a performance you know it's always an interpretation of the way that we see him on the way to be profiteers react to what they're performing moment. the directors try to avoid a supposedly objective point of view because their film gradually reveals that there are at least 2 truths but the justice system requires an unambiguous account of events because only then can it declare the accused guilty or innocent this is an exceptionally intelligent film but also an uncomfortable one raising more questions than it can or wants to answer. let's take a look at those with film expert or scott roxboro joins us from bond welcome scott so 2 very different documentaries and 2 very different approaches a documentary i suppose very long standing film for i guess it's good to see that it can still be played with. oh definitely i mean here you have really the the extremes both sides and tino's a very conventional music documentary about

a very unconventional music star but the crime doc am a nice this is doing something completely different i mean typically with a true crime documentary you expect the filmmakers to find out the truth but here the way the filmmakers create construct the film by using these puppets by putting themselves into the movie by showing exactly how they're constructing the film they basically deconstruct that i feel that this is just their interpretation of ideas of facts and by doing so they also deconstruct the idea of a criminal justice system that claims to know motive the claim to say why a killer commits a murder they argue in this film that that is actually ultimately unknowable for. now i'm on the phone from germany and. you're one of the people whose words always have been to see online and this one you like very much why. yeah this is a completely different style of documentary it's the fly on the wall talk and it's

very simple story it's a school teacher mr buckman and his primary school students there in a small village in germany which has a very large migrant population around 70 percent of the population are migrants or children of immigrants and it's very very simple it just sort of sits and watches these kids and this teacher in ordinary classroom situations and we really get to know them as a safe very very simple story but i find it incredibly moving and very emotional i want to be learn from it. what i find interesting about this film is that we hear a lot about kids like this in the news all the time in germany people often talk about them the very hysterical way that these are kids who aren't integrating they're not going to speak german that maybe they're dangerous source of political extremism but we almost never get a chance to hear these kids themselves talk about themselves talk about their hopes and their dreams and i think anyone who thinks they have an opinion about kids like these should watch this movie because i think it could change your mind. this is

the 1st time this is being a. line is it working as a film festival. yeah i think so it's a bit weird to be covering a film festival from my couch but in general it is sort of working we are seeing some good movies but i think all of us just wish we can get back to normal situation when we come back into the theater and see movies as they were intended for talking to you thank you so much. bot. it's sports a new tokyo 2020 organizing committee president sacre hashimoto has announced the addition of 12 new female board members former president bashir mori stepped down last month after making sexist remarks at a meeting to hear 20 twentieth's executive board is now more diverse the includes more than 40 percent women of the new members a come from various backgrounds including business know there is an academic experts on gender equality and sports organization. and does legal

football shall have hide their 5th coach of the season in an attempt to save the club the material moses and coach from they had german lower divisions and he's the latest to be in charge of his contract for now is until 2022 shall come look to be turning things around after winning their 1st much they say from back in january the best they've done since is to draw a child of the only boy in this league a team still in single digit points and a pig headed for the 2nd division unless the new coach and improve things. finally reggae legend bunny wailer has died in kingston jamaica age 73 is curious spanning 60 years but he's best known for co-founding the wireless the group that catapulted bob mommy to global stardom so i'll say goodbye with one of the white house early hits go tell it on the mat. on.

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