this is the the view news live from berlin rallies across russia meet with a tough police response. 14 hundreds are arrested as people turn out in the thousands demanding freedom. for jailed kremlin critics health is failing after 3 weeks on hunger strike. also coming up with ukraine seeking its national help against russia's military buildup visits a ukrainian city where residents are preparing for the wars. and the race to stop global warming the u.s.

prepares a virtual summit to tackle climate change on the day when more than 50 years ago people 1st rallied to sound the alarm. as well come to the program rights groups say police have detained more than 1400 protesters in dozens of cities across russia demonstrators marched for the release of jailed opposition leader. whose health is said to be deteriorating their protests were held on the same day as president vladimir putin's annual state of the nation address in it he warned foreign powers against what he called provoking russia the un the us have told moscow it will face consequences if he dies in prison. i mean of all these supporters who want him set free of course but all likely as. in russia

well i think that the chances of that happening are pretty much slim to none after all from the point of view of the russian authorities. in prison on embezzling charges which of course are self saying says are politically motivated letting him free would be tantamount to essentially admitting that there is no rule of law in russia but if you're asking me whether street protests can have an effect in russia i think they can have a limited effect the kremlin certainly will be concerned after the protests that took place yesterday across russia not just in russia's biggest cities but also in smaller cities as we just saw in that report for the kremlin public opinion does matter especially ahead of the upcoming duma elections which are scheduled for september so we may see some sort of limited concession he won't be let free but

perhaps eventually he could be allowed to see his doctors which is one of his key demands. really does the russian opposition of supporters think they have enough support from the international community notably from the united states the european union. i think international support is definitely nice to have for the russian opposition it gives them kind of some legitimacy including in the eyes of their own supporters here in russia but i think the main question is the organization itself and how they're organized across russia internally now he has managed to unite the opposition here behind me which is very unusual the opposition is known for infighting here in russia and they've also opened dozens of campaign offices and offices across the country they were able to

organize these protests yesterday and also earlier this week earlier this year across the country as i said which is unusual for russia but that may soon change as early as next week there is a trial taking place about the anti corruption fund they could be declared an extremist organization which could essentially end their activity here in russia and could mean that they won't be able to organize protests like the ones we saw yesterday. correspondent emily should win there thank you emily ukraine is seeking international support against russia's military buildup along as borders an interview with the reuters news agency ukraine's foreign minister says it's important the west acts now to prevent russia from launching military action pro russian rebels 4th the ukrainian army to a standstill several years ago in the country's east to the views nikolay reports

from the ukrainian city of mariupol where people are preparing for war. only a few of the older children here can really remember a time without since conflict began 7 years ago these children have seen parents lose their livelihoods and often their lives now they found stability in this christian children's home in a city of half a 1000000 people just a matter of kilometers from the frontlines. dropping everything and getting to safety in a hurry this drill is all about russia's troop buildup along ukraine's borders means these kinds of exercises are once again part of daily life here for some of the teenagers though there is little need to practice. back in 2014 i spent 2 months living in our sailor with my mom i never thought the war would reach us i remember watching t.v. it all just seemed so unreal like something from a film then our neighbor's house was hit we ran date into the sailor for cover and

we were just listening to it all. it was really scary i'm scared the house of collapse around us and we'd be trapped in there. back in 2014 front line suburbs of residential neighborhoods and dozens of casualties nowadays the front line is still just as close to the city and its residents just as vulnerable ukraine's army has made significant strides since 2014 but at sea where russian forces are also now massing ukraine is still at a significant disadvantage. the crew of this ukrainian coast guard vessel a tight lipped willing to tell us that they've seen increased russian activity in recent weeks they're ready and willing they say to respond to any possible provocation whether or not they expect all that they refused to say. is a ship. the security service is just now as genuine ukrainian.

ukraine's. hopelessly out numbered in these words as we. access to this see. how the brain can send in reinforcements. the military and diplomatic posturing every day life goes on can often seem oblivious to the attention being paid to this region by the outside world. i have no idea if there will be a war but it definitely doesn't depend on. raising tensions now but i still think this is all about political bargaining. everyone here in marion paul has a sick pact with money. in case they need to leave and everyone. being afraid that something people here in eastern ukraine tell you time and time again desperate for a chance to live a little even if that would stop them preparing for the worst as they like the rest of the world try to understand what it is like to me putin and his troops have in

store for them. take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world india has reported the highest one day tally of coronavirus cases anywhere almost 315000 people tested positive over 1000 on thursday alone the country is see the huge spike in infections as it struggles to deal with a 2nd wave of the pandemic that hospitals are filled and running out of critical supply. spanish prime minister pedro sanchez pledged to give up to 10 percent of his country's coronavirus vaccines to latin american and caribbean countries this year spain has inoculated half of its own population he was speaking at the barrow american summit where other leaders of hugh's rich countries of hoarding. in uneasy navy has launched a search operation for a missing submarine it has a 53 crew on board contact was lost on wednesday as the sub was conducting

a drill off the island of bali australia and singapore also deployed ships to support each. u.s. president joe biden is about to open a global climate summit today marking the united states' return to international efforts to cut greenhouse gas emissions the summit opens on earth day which ushered in the modern environmental movement back in 1980. this planet is threatened with destruction. we are in a crisis that survive on the 22nd of april 970 millions of americans mostly students took to the streets to demand more environmental protection it was the birth of earth day and an important step towards what was to become a global environmental movement proles a pesticide controls the head clean air clean water the list of environmental laws

and regulations that passed over that decade after earth day or a by a growing environmental movement is quite a story nevertheless 51 years later today's environmental problems are even more serious due to climate change. since the beginning of industrialization the earth has heated up by one degree it could be well over 2 degrees warmer by the end of the century today it's once again mainly young people who are taking to the streets this time they're demanding a drastic reduction in global c o 2 emissions the bully young people have had enough we say you know how our. 2015196 states signed up to the paris agreement which promises to limit climate change that girl on the paris climate agreement has been signed. it was an historic moment and when and traffic was reduced to

a bit minimum during the early days of the coronavirus pandemic it was clear that things can change but even that's not enough say researches and environmental activists. we should not underestimate the power of an individual to cause a commotion and get results change is possible both days demanding it because the climate clock is ticking. and for more on this on the joint by niranjan from the w.'s environment desk. joe biden is hosting 40 world leaders at a virtual summits tackle climate change today after abandoning international climate efforts what does the u.s. need to do now the u.s. has one of the world's biggest historical polluters and to put more carbon dioxide into the atmosphere than any other economy in the world and it's expected that joe biden will announce today

a new target of cutting and cutting emissions by 50 percent by the end of the decade compared to the levels in 2005 now that more ambitious than the target would put in place under obama president the former president obama but i mean a lot of countries are also quite reluctant to just accept promises from the u.s. at face value the previous president trump the u.s. withdrew from the powers agreement and the chinese foreign ministry just last week described the return actually of as a true schoolchild returning to class by them will have a lot cut out to actually convince countries that these pledges really do mean something i did we just saw the protest images from 50 years ago today we have groups like fridays for future come protest actually bring about real policy change . i think a lot of countries around the world have stepped up their ambitions around climate

change in the last couple of years you can see that in some of their public statements you can see that some of their plans to actually cut emissions scientists are kind of unsure about how much this can actually be attributed to big protest groups what is very clear that we've seen major rise and a major rise in awareness around climate change recently and it's become much more of a mainstream topic so media outlets a covering these protests heavily statements from young activists like gratitude from sweden from vanessa mccotter in uganda we've got public statements from young climb activists from across the world who are demanding climate justice and that's becoming something that seeped into the conversation from international bodies from the u.n. and from government speeches in which they refer to climate change as the climate crisis action in iran john d. from w. environment thank you. in sports news now

a day after its collapse the chairman of the european football's ill fated super leak has insisted the project is still alive florentino perez who's also the president of real madrid said the tournament was simply on standby and claimed that none of the 12 clubs had pulled out the also had some strong words for you with football's governing body if you. consider this president in their attitude we revealed the new format we told the u.a.e. for president but he never even replied that of the end that was when this aggressiveness began i'm going to have never seen anything like it in my life when i never knew and i've been in football for 20 years and maybe there were insults and threats as if we had killed someone. as if we had killed. and that's it from me and the news team you're up to date up next is our documentary channel doc film today with

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