this is news a live from berlin washington d.c. on high alert a ring of steel around the u.s. capitol building as police act on a tip off to the right wing militia but again people wanting to storm the building that's coming up on the show germany's new face plan to reopen is matched with criticism retailers say it's too cautious while public health experts warn it could

lead to a nother way of infections. and thousands of people are told to move to higher ground on the more the island of new zealand as a series of powerful earthquakes triggers a tsunami warnings across the pacific. hello i'm claridge's and welcome to the show security has been ramped up in washington d.c. after intelligence officials warned that a right wing militia could be preparing an attack on the u.s. capitol the f.b.i. warns that far right conspiracy theorists have made plans to storm the building in an attempt to return former president donald trump to power in response the house of representatives canceled all sessions planned for thursday as a precaution the capitol complex has been on high alert since a pro a trump a mob a stormed the building 2 months ago. and have you correspondent joins me

now from washington d.c. with more all over can you tell us what is the situation at the capitol right now. at the capital clara looks like a fortress very much sol since 2 months already there is a giant fence surrounding the premises and razor wire mounts on top it's been a quiet day however i was there myself earlier to take a look at the situation it really is almost impossible to climb that fence in addition to the razor wire some 5000 soldiers that are still deployed waiting on the other side that will brought there with buses this morning so it shows there's a tense atmosphere really that rumors right now are enough to put the whole city on high alert of course there's a lot of fear that the situation we've witnessed on january 6th this violent insurrection at the capitol that this would be repeated and for that very reason the capitol police requested that the national guard stays another 2 months earlier

the speaker of the house nancy pelosi gave a press conference let's listen would she have to see we have to have what we need when we need it and in the numbers of that we need it but that's a security decision we have to ensure with our security that we are. safe enough to do our job but not in heating and i live in san francisco so people said well if you want to be totally protected by from earthquakes you just literally like and i am a girl and then you're completely saying well who want to do that so nancy pelosi there saying that it's important that lawmakers can do their jobs unimpeded because it is of course an important day on a capitol hill the senate is debating biden's top legislative priority that's the covert relief bill with the massive $1.00 trillion dollars price tag what's latest there over. another thrived on this is

a marathon session that had just begun the senate debating this one trillion dollars stimulus package are supposed to take another 20 hours the republicans are using a delay tactic right now so the clerk has to read all that whole bill and that is supposed to take 10 hours that's an amendment that was put in by the republicans to slow down the process so almost hostile atmosphere there in senate senate majority leader chuck schumer called that off struction earlier in the end however since the democrats are holding the majority in senate the bill will be passed although without biden's minimum wage that he wanted to have included because of resistance of his own party and what will be included in the bill that we can expect to see there. well it's certainly a large sum that is going to be aligned with all of. that that was our

correspondent in washington d.c. well retailers here in germany have hit out at the decision to extend the country's coronavirus shutdown until the end of the month say the plan is a disaster chancellor merkel met with state leaders on wednesday and agreed to a cautious reopening strategy the plan also includes measures to make rapid testing more widely available and to speed up the vaccine rollout so far germany has lagged behind many of its european neighbors in getting available doses into people's arms . on the streets of berlin the government's new step by step plan met with little criticism even some sympathy. is read to understand if i don't want to hear mrs merkel shoes i couldn't do it any better that's why i'm cautious we got it just as a tick. it's going to step by step isn't that it's the only way to do it if i wanted was i don't know what the alternative is opening everything up again i think

you have to do it partially simply because the people want to see some restrictions easy problem mr yeah. but there was also a fair amount of confusion critics say the careful opening strategy that anglo-american and state leaders agreed on this too complicated. but it was actually sang have to say that what's written there is pretty unclear very confusing when it's almost as if people aren't supposed to understand what's meant to happen. restrictions will be eased in 5 steps each dependent on infection rates remaining below a threshold of between $50.10 per 100000 people access to certain services will also be based on a negative corona test to make this possible people in germany will get at least one free rapid test a week end to boost germany's slow moving vaccination campaign jobs will soon be available at many family doctors. this strategy marks

a significant shift from the chancellor's very cautious approach to the pandemic in the past then 15. we're at the threshold of a new phase of the pandemic an annoying farce or the kind to me it's a phase which we can't go into carelessly but i think it's important to say with justified hold because the thesis argument but it's the. game going the plan has already come under fire from opposition politicians. not even if 3 percent of germans have been vaccinated with both doses or and despite that they decided to open up even though enough we have to pay the bill yet he doesn't and vajrayana just a warning that with infection numbers inching up again and new more infectious variants spreading fast the government's new opening strategy could prove very risky. so let's take

a look now at some of the other developments in of the pandemic italy has blocked 250000 doses of the offered astra zeneca vaccine from being shipped to australia it's the 1st time an e.u. country has blocked a vaccine shipment under new export powers that took effect in january the e.u. medicines regulator meanwhile is reviewing russia's sputnik v vaccine saving the way for its potential approval sputnik has proven to be more than 90 percent effective in clinical trials and the world health organization is warning europe to increase its vigilance for new highly contagious corona virus variants infections in europe a rose by a 1000000 last week ending 6 weeks of decline take a look now at some other stories making news around the worlds. thousands of people have attended the funerals of protesters killed by security forces in myanmar on wednesday the u.n. says of 38 people died making it the most lethal crackdown in a single day since the military seized power over a month ago. the u.s.

is calling on china to intervene to stop the violence. spain has destroyed more than 1000 weapons of seized over the years mainly from the basque separatist group. prime minister pedro sanchez presided as the arms were crushed at a ceremony in madrid the event was part of a tribute to the victims of terrorism. well thousands of people were forced to evacuate to higher ground after a series of powerful earthquake struck off northeastern new zealand the 1st a tremor a magnitude 7.2 quake was centered east of the north island it was followed by 2 more powerful quakes the tremors triggered a tsunami alerts across the pacific. and more i'm now joined by journalist peter mckenzie in wellington new zealand it was the situation like there are now.

well you see on this across the country in the north so the sound of sirens this morning those 3 into you couldn't quite see it mentioned straw posts were in here it was at moments thousands of new zealand isn't fit to do it it's across the north and east coast of the law and have evacuated to high rapids where they're wasting the all clear to be given by some of the pins so since. the 3 need to wipe us from those waves will strike country and have such as for a tree from between the live in a new zealand on about an hour to any time so by themselves you know they're looking to get the all clear at that moment the finishing remodeling that they've got before we do get the all clear how has the official response have been so far to help these people evacuate. by all indications it's been good the seat of government in new zealand is a building being taught and in the basement of that building is the sentence of at

2 30 am this morning when the 1st quite ministers and senior civil servants rushed to set up an emergency h.q. in that basement building and from did it been running a strong campaign of messaging across social media so inform citizens across the country of what's going on one of the hallmarks of new zealand is response to natural motion see both in the pentagon and in the body has been trott's so by and large most new zealanders have complied with those war one sort of thing that debate as they began from models and looking to deliver i don't care as soon as i type is an emergency h.q. set up in the beehive but earthquakes are quite common in new zealand and especially after the devastating christchurch quake in 2011 how well prepared is the government on the whole. well only zealanders could tell you that we said something we are critically used bikes and the especially as you mention that it's a process but today the government has been years since appearing in preparing

there but it's unclear how people. will be until another similarly sized what struck us a lot of people speculate today these updates going to be the big one is what people call us and so we have enough might strike at some us laws or tsunami struck a slice of bread us it's unclear how the government actions will open journalistic keep mckenzie but an update for us from wellington and he thinks. it's. football news now and a german a bundesliga club a shock i have been playing in the top deficient for nearly 3 decades but this year it looks like they'll be relegated it's been a chaotic period the club's new coach is their 5th this season dimitrios promotes his has been unveiled as the new head coach of the 42 year old's task is clear say shall go from relegation definitely a tall order. i see shelter as

a great challenge i'm really looking forward to the job and will try to channel more of the energy and power this club usually exudes into the team so we can then show that on the pitch at city schulte his new man gained his coaching experience in the lower division in germany but as a player remotes is made nearly $150.00 appearances in the bundesliga he's played in various clubs shoko only managed one victory under his predecessor their 1st all season now the aim is simple when. the voice and for here we now want to approach it all with an open mind we want to push with the boys have fun and play like show good good will now do everything for that. to his 1st chance comes on a friday in the real relegation 6 pointer at home vs minds. and there's more bad

news for football giants barcelona days after their ex president was arrested on corruption charges they've been ordered to pay millions of euros in extra taxes the european court of justice has rules that barcelona received illegal tax breaks that amounted to government aid the club was granted nonprofit status 3 decades ago the court says that gave them financial advantages over rivals. and the latest space x. effort to send people into space has ended in a nother rocket explosion just like this a space x. founder iran muska says the test was a success the company's send 10 unmanned prototype space ship a blew up in just minutes after landing the touchdown represents the 1st successful landing of this type of rocket shortly after celebrating touchdown it burst into flames musk later tweeted r a p s and 10 honorable discharge rockets are being developed to carry people to the moon and mars. and before we before we go we've got time to take

a look at some a winter sports seems extreme winter sports scenes from the eastern swiss alps where women and men accustomed to catching ocean winds and riding ocean waves tried snout instead the athletes came together as part of something called the x. project there was no real problem with the social distancing as most of them are mascot anyway it's from sports and food snow wind surfing snowboarding of course i think that's a news update at this hour thanks so much for joining us. forced into a nameless mass. of. their bodies when. the history of the slave trade is africa's history. to strive for power in

traffic plummeted and entire continent into chaos and violence. this is the journey back into the history of slavery. i think will truly be making progress when we all accept the history of slavery as all of our history. our documentary series slavery routes starts march 10th on g.w. . this is t.v. news africa on the program and raced in senegal clashes break out in the capital didn't talk to the opposition in egypt most months on post and raced. to none of the idols december election when it is rubber stamped by god as supreme court judges have dismissed opposition allegations of vote rigging. just will meet its.

thousands behind ethiopia's 1st digital magazine for teenagers they want to empower would be abused through the topics they interest. self-esteem and confidence of teenagers young positive self-esteem is very important to teenagers as it allows us to try new things. to hello i'm christine one day it's good to have your company say a girl's main opposition leader was months old or has spent a night in police custody was arrested wednesday on charges of disturbing the public olga it came as hundreds of his support is clashed with police while he was on his way to court to face rape charges so who denies the claims against him saying that they are politically motivated now citadels national assembly strip

sokol office neagle immunity last week paving the way for a police investigation. i asked. it was an unusual outbreak of chaos in dakar position supporters facing off against riot police the commotion brought business to a halt in the heart of the city. and it all revolved around one man. that we are here to support our leader on some cool but above all to fight for democracy for freedom for equality for the rule of law forever we have been fighting for we are here to accompany it was months on call but we say no to violence they're firing tear gas guns at the people they want us to react but we won't do it will always be their foes none some go no to dictatorship. he's popular among senegalese young people whose monsoon go a former tax specialist is the biggest rival to president macky sall but last month

an employee of a beauty salon accused him of rape denies the charges and says the government is instigating a plot against him on wednesday supporters joined the opposition convoy on the way to court for the hearing before they were stopped some close lawyer says police arrested him for participating in an unauthorized demonstrations. not for me mr sun co has not committed any act with a view to disturbing public order he wanted to defer to the summons of justice. and you are all witnesses to that. every one of them or. the drama presents an additional challenge for a man who's seen as a rising political star in senegal one of west africa's more stable democracies. and i'm now joined by journalist actually he is editor of africa check in here good

to see you welcome to the program somebody what all the circumstances surrounding those months sawhorse arrest. so was someone before the investigating judge for his 1st hearing following accusations of rape but on his road his car was blocked by security forces asking him to change his route to avoid the crowds of is supporters were mobilized outside to follow him to the court but when some go as he said that he will not change his road. the security forces pulled him out of is a reaction to inform him that he was under arrest for disturbing public order why do muslims all call support says insist that the rape accusation he's facing is politically motivated. because it happens that the owner

of the must watch part of the. deed different interviews when the accusation broke through states that she does not believe that there was a rape more of up a some gore supporters believe that there was a conspiracy because some. because some got you seen today as the men opulent of the regime it came in the last presidential election in 2019 and since the candidate. came 2nd jointed markets out of camp is defacto the number one opponent and then. there's at least duration of one to eliminate an important opponent before the next election as. they did weed the son of the former president of dry what in the former mayor of dakar. both

were sent to prison few years ago how much of a threat is also months songkhla to president. yes i mean sunk is going through a big hit because. right now he's seen as the only one in the opposition because there is a lot of grievances in the country people are getting more and more angry and criticizing the way. the country is marketed by markets are poor because people are now trolling through some call because there is no all the opponent. apart from the so-called because of the up to the last election in 2019 many of. the candidates support some politician who was in the opposition jointly. market outcome and now some call it east asian by many celebrities that have many grievances against the government as the only one but. at least

a little and got can be real or present in the country right that's a budgie speaking to us from dukkha thank you. ghana supreme court has upheld president knuckle fladell is to stand by election victory judges rejected a challenge from his rival john. and even in the results now the election was a close contest between the 2 political heavyweights change that puts at been added to present a hopeful address total in some polling stations pushing him about the 50 percent threshold needed to of weight and reynolds but the court ruled that these allegations for the vast numbers. was at the cost in a crisis in tests this report. with this judgment that's the end of the road for former president john muhammad. to presidential election results and that's

a disappointment to him and his supporters for his opening the. president this is an affirmation of his reelection that brinks enjoy and that of his supporters and of cause the outcome has been accepted and which makes feeling i'm one guy names across the country about there are no reports of violence or clashes as a result of the declaration of the results this is another chapter in a country's them across a dispensation what i tells you is that a country gonna gonna have risen to election disputes in the courts and sort of on the streets is take a look down some of the stories making news across the continent the united nations is human rights you say it's reported abuses and killings in ethiopia's to cry russian could amount to war crimes and crimes against humanity. ethiopia allowed into the region to investigate the incident and only next have taken place in late

2020. 1 to has become the 1st african country to receive the size of buy and take her own advice vaccine up to a batch of 100000 doses arrived in kigali any other country received a separate delivery of 200000 jobs both on signs have come to the us made kovacs machines and south african police are searching for several crocodiles like bees that escaped from a commercial breeding farm some 150 kilometers east of cape town the reptiles each measuring some 4 to 5 feet long sneaked up through a hole in the fence so far at least $27.00 have been recovered. the next story is in ethiopia where an online magazine for teenage is gaining traction teen launched last year and it already has some $10000.00 subscribers as you would expect from a magazine for teenagers the content features celebrity news fashion beauty spoilt education and lifestyle but as you're about to see the founders and it is of the

magazine themselves teenagers are also tackling some hard and sensitive topics everybody good family and i'm one of the founders of ethiopia's 1st magazine for teenagers the cousins started team members with perrin young people through awareness and discussion. we want to talk about sexual violence. self-esteem and confidence of teenagers positive self-esteem is very important to teenagers as it allows us to try new things. take hope years and so probably talking about these issues as the norm the girls' families are proud of their partner playing in changing society so far as. i am proud trend very happy i grew up in a much conservative society psychology kind of topic especially for teenage girls it was considered the subject for

a team of writers contribute to the monthly magazine and one of recent articles she wrote about gratitude she is aware of the challenges she faces as a young woman but of knowledge is that progress is being made is a definite. difference in how men and women are treated here. women are more likely to be conserved i do believe that. this generation of women in this generation of girls are more personalized than the previous ones and i believe that the pope is really trying to empower women for. the good. recession is always an important moment the cousins hope to engage with their readers through a live video on instagram having had a bad experience herself but i wanted to break the silence surrounding the subject i think a lot of people get hurt because like i don't i feel bad when they did that to me.

that wasn't anything like they just. said sense of like being stuck with her and that was pretty hard so for the people who really believe that gardening you know. i'm there with a crash. with hundreds of new downloads every month the magazine is gaining momentum and the girls have high hopes they dream of one day becoming perhaps africa's answer to vote. and power to them that's it for now there is of course more on deja vu dot com forward slash africa on facebook and on this is today will the view with images from kenya of young men taking part in the final rite of passage to transition from being war is to the next time. oh yeah. i did. they are you

know new not in. new york. at last ed yeah there at the air at last the end there at the end. 2 to the point that strong opinions clear positions international perspectives. pope francis's visiting war torn iraq a country city it is the cradle of christianity on 2 brings with him a message of peace and reconciliation but who will be listening in iraq with the

christian population as we disobey to find out on to the point to the point. of. 60 minutes from now on t.w. . we've got some hot tips for your bucket list. manticore. cutlass lisa. and some great cultural memorials to boot. w.h.y. we go. germany airline times of health a record 6700000000 euro loss having already received a massive lifeline from the governments the question is where does it go from here . coming up as germany's vaccines rollout sponsor is one of the country's top economists speaks to detail about the impact all along.

oh we are going to look. for. something like $3.00 to $4000000000.00. to the pandemic and fresh eyes of the e.u. business he of london is changing a fast we'll take a look at how it's reinventing itself. ferguson thanks for joining me. german airline lost tons or has posted a 6700000000 euro loss after what the company called the most challenging year in its history the jaw dropping figure was roughly in line with investor expectations having already received a huge government bailout the question now is how law will it take to recover. sun sand sea tourists travel will get underway again this summer says look the chairman and c.e.o.

carsten. people want to travel and once that's possible once travel bans are lifted and travel becomes safe again they will start looking. for funds for the politicians also need to do their bit he said. we need international digital testing vaccination certificates to allow people to start travelling again. yet despite the potential easing of travel restrictions recovery will still be moderate this year look tense are expected to operate at 50 percent capacity in 2021 compared to prepare endemic days 2020 was disastrous for the airline its total losses hit $6700000000.00 euros passenger numbers dropped by 75 percent and $28000.00 employees lost their jobs. the only ray of light is the company's freight business prices have risen sharply in the sector granting of trance a cargo profits of 770000000 euros. but there's still

a long road of recovery ahead the company continues to lose around 1000000 euros every 2 hours planning to cut a further 10000 jobs and reduce its fleet long term now that many meetings have shifted online there are doubts whether loved hansen's key business travel section will return to its former strength but the. little danger of germany's premium and line going bust it's simply too strategically significant for the country the german government has already provided a 9000000000 euro lifeline and is now left town says knowledge is to individual stakeholders. here in germany the country's top economists have held a virtual summit to discuss the long term impact of the pandemic the meeting organized by the light and its association focused on issues like corporate bankruptcy the country's short time work scheme just kept millions of germans in

the workplace on getting style where it's economists also discuss global trade and europe's ability to compete what they've done but the vice in china. earlier i spoke to one of the participants of the virtual some less capital to focus on my is president of the teal institute for the world economy i asked him what impact germany's slow vaccine rollouts will have on the country's economic recovery every week that we are under the lockdown that we're freezing right now we lose something like 3 to 4000000000 euros and we impose an almost burden only for example school children that cannot attend school and who will see consequences in their entire lives from from this episode so locked down is expensive and since we do not rule out the vaccination program as fast as we could we have to pay

these costs so for much longer in that sense the failure of for this country to speed up next you should. ease economic problem it's lost on the recovery of the poles is the additional cost in particular on generations that are not yet on the labor market. let's take a more global perspective tonight china's economy appears to have recovered far faster than other countries what will this mean for international trade. so 1st of all it means that the center of gravity of the world economy moves faster to east asia than it has been moving good already before it's not just china but the also vietnam and many other east and southeast asian economies that are coming out fast from the pending big we think that. in 2022 the each of these economy will be about 15 percent larger than in 2019 while the eurozone economy will be just about

as big as it was before the crisis so the relative weights shift and that means the trade flows who shift as well china becomes more important for the german economy for european economy because it absorbs more of the production of europe by importing and so that is probably a lasting consequence of this crisis professor fed on my own from the keel institute for the world economy if i can very much you're welcome pate. now to some of the other global business stories making news. german biotech firm signed a deal with swiss pharmaceutical giant novartis to produce its copus 19 vaccine novartis plans to manufacture up to 50000000 doses of the n r n a base shot by the end of the year an additional $200000000.00 will follow next year. siemens energy will join the german blue chip index docks later this month

the company a 2020 spinoff from industrial giant siemens combines oil and gas technology with renewable energies like on an offshore wind parks in the docks it will replace consumer goods firm biased off. members of the oil producer cartel opec countries have agreed to leave most of their existing oil production cuts in place until the end of april russia wanted to open the tops but saudi arabia opposed increasing production the decision not to boost output sought crude oil prices rise . the united states has announced it will temporarily suspend tariffs that were levied on u.k. goods as part of a trade dispute with the e.u. over subsidies to american plane maker boeing the move comes after the u.k. unilaterally removed tariffs on american goods that decision angered brussels which says the u.k. has no right to act in the dispute because it is no longer part of the bloc the

goods that u.s. is lifting tire of song that include scotch whiskey and stilton cheese. so could this be a sign of deepening u.k. u.s. trade ties post rexus here's our financial correspondent yes caught the united kingdom tries to hammer out by literal trade agreement with the united states as soon as possible and to a certain degree that is understandable because the u.s. still has a huge. market and are still the biggest. to me on the planet but maybe the u.k. shouldn't set up their hopes too high because we have heard from the biden administration that the trade deal with the u.k. is not necessarily very high on the priority list if you look at the size of the european union is far more important to the united states then there's also still this trade dispute going on between the u.s. and china so that probably will be far more important for the biden and

administration in the near term than a by literal trade agreement was the ok. london's financial center or the city as it's often called has faced 2 big upheavals in recent months the pandemic has left offices deserted stop work from home and the recent completion of bracks that has threatened to knock also london's crowded as europe's financial hub is the outlook really vastly our correspondents big it must sent us this report. rush hour on london bridge nominee it's back a half a 1000000 people flock to london each day but just an accurate steward doesn't have to squeeze his way through the crowds today the investment manager is a veteran of the financial services industry. it does seem almost goes like where's everybody gone oh you never see the city like this even on a sunday would have the tourists something bad like this something dreadful

happened. this is where the finance manager used to enjoy a pint of beer but there hasn't been so here in months it's going to be one of my favorite places i think. you can bet rick and rex it has hit the city hot new has been restricting access to its markets making it difficult for london to try and ensure firms to offer their services on the continent. but represent also hope a slumber opportunities the e.u. has not shown itself very good at be able to change quickly and adjust and adapt because it runs may very much like london now has the opportunity of being able to move much faster be swifter on its feet. this city has to eat find itself. the u.k. government wants to shore up the city's global appeal and make london more attractive than its e.u. counterparts one example it is reviewing the rules governing public listings in

order to lure more companies to float in the u.k. on the london stock exchange. back its do it believes that it's important to ensure quality standards are maintained. in the back and he has a number of economists simon french works at his kitchen table instead of the city he too wants against too much deregulation but sees opportunities for instance and setting new and high standards in climate finance the reality of course is you'll be part of that all the european union center is want to be part of that asia will want to be part of that it will be a competitive battle i think iran should under the houses existing infrastructure in terms of the scale of its capital markets enables that to be done a probably lower transaction cost than some of the more up and coming economic ups . climate finance and fin tech london points here with new

ideas and even much stronger from the crisis it will come back it will be busy will be drinking here on a friday afternoon again i hope that there be such a cue of the ball. adapting to the coronavirus pandemic and. it's time for london the set. and that's it from a thank you so much for watching for me on the team if goodbye to. the street from a country. we cannot justify from really have to keep fighting because it's not only about abortion broomed these graphic artist ana. is standing up for more freedom nonstop determination to arm right.

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with numbers of women especially of victims of violence. take part and send us your story we are trying in all ways to understand this new culture. or you are not a visitor or another guest you want to become. sitting. in for margaret was your platform. information. welcome to arts and culture 5050 by 2020 was a bold ambition of the film industry to rectify a chronic lack of gender parity kicked off by the swedish film institute in cannes back in 2916 film festival signed on to the pledge in 2019 and we'll see how things look for gender equality at this year's edition also coming up. women get all the

air time on today's program as we continue with our series on female artists who championed women's causes this time in kenya with writer earth so kids rather than a well since 2019 the belly not a has been on course to showcase more films by female directors and to achieve more diversity in general all this year with a vastly reduced program due to covert to the tally comes in at just over a 3rd for films held by women and here are 2 examples from iran and from germany. you could talk. a little. he's extremely polite but a bit stiff and somehow uncanny but that's no wonder since tom is

a robot he's meant to be a partner for alma best finish and i very much in the abstract think this idea is very much of the.