you know. this is due to the news live from the travel bans on india take in as the country keeps posting record numbers of. india's health care system is reaching the breaking point many hospitals are full and capital is faced with mass commissions for those to go ready to die. also coming up to rescue tames writes to find that indonesian submarine that vanished with $53.00 crew on board is believed there's just a few hours left before they also 10 months out. time many thousands of afghans are

risking their lives to reach europe through turkey many never make it the news reports from eastern turkey and the symmetry of the 9 list. plus as president joe biden pledges a sustainable us economy and millions of green jobs leaders at the oil and gas rich takes it where samo are already discovering a future with count also fields. i'm rebecca ritter's welcome to the program india has reported the world's highest daily count of new coronavirus cases for the 2nd day in a row more than 330000 new infections were recorded in the last 24 hours in response canada is banning all flights from both india and pakistan and the u.k. is also putting new restrictions. traveled soon from india they on president had

spiked comes after coronavirus case number 1st rose 210-0000 per day by last september and then dropped off again through the winter x. new virus variants and recent super spread the gatherings have contributed to the lightest. mourning their loved ones who died at this hospital not from covert 19 but from a fire that broke out while patients were sleeping the blaze was fueled by the oxygen so desperately needed to keep many covert 900 patients alive 13 people died after the intensive care unit was engulfed in a ball of fire. unfortunately they made it to go after quite a bit after unfortunately a major fire disaster happened at our hospital at about 3 am there was a sudden spark from the air conditioner and since there was additional oxygen in the i.c.u.

different it was completely overwhelmed within 2 minutes norman had been a completely your problem worse. india has reached a breaking point hospitals are turning away patients supplies are running out queues are hours long at testing and vaccination sites many walk away empty handed . the bee could not be vaccinated after being put on 1. 100 or so good. volunteers are working around the clock to cremate and bury the dead. even if it is likely will try to finish the last body a father did because no much it is really keep the body full that is the reason we want to finish although. several countries have imposed travel restrictions on india to keep the new variant from also overwhelming them.

time is running out in the search for a submarine that went missing on wednesday with $53.00 people on board in the nation's navy and ships from countries including the us and australia are searching for the vessel after it lost contact near the coast of bali authorities say the submarines oxygen supply will last only until saturday local time leading to a could be too late to save lives. it's a race against time and against of the ocean steps the k.r.i.t. 9 gala 402 may have sunk too deep to be retrieved on board our 53 crew members and very limited oxygen reserves searches are focusing on this area about 100 kilometers north of the submarine was conducting a missile firing exercise here when contact broke off officials say a power outage may have a cured causing the loss of control. of the submarines

oxygen reserve capacity in a power outage is 72 hours or about 3 days. so starting from when it lost contact on wednesday around 3 am it could last until saturday at 3 am. let's hope we can find them before then. indonesia has deployed several navy. neighboring malaysia and singapore have also joined the operation and other countries are offering help and oil spill and the submerged and highly magnetic object in the area of the submarine sloss dive has rescuers hoping they're on the right track but if the submarine has sunk too deep it may be impossible for the rescuers to operate. president. said the government is doing everything in its power to get the crew back alive. i ask all indonesian people to pray that this search and rescue operation run smoothly and

easily to find k r i n n gala 402 and all of its crew in a safe condition. officials say the submarine was in a good state after 40 years of service in indonesia it may have fallen prey to the same brutus it's been defending. correspondent. in jakarta predominate thanks for joining us this search has the entire country of in the nation in suspense what kind of results is to rescue the solve and its crew. yes obviously this is a very serious situation and the team is deploying all of the researchers to find the missing submarine as what president dodo said yesterday

that the main priority off the search operation is to make sure the safety of the 50 train crews on board and according to the local media there there are $21.00. ships military ships that has been deployed in the search of this missing submarine not only from the military but. joint team from the police from the military and all other edge and sees has been focusing their resources to find this missing submarine so the latest news about this missing submarine. what i can say to you that the navy chief of staff indonesian nephew chief our staff admiral you don't are going to hesitate that. there's an item with high mechanistic forts mechanistic force at a depth of 50 and 100 meters have been spotted but it was very unclear if the object was suspended or on the sea floor and it's still unclear if that magnetic

force that had been found is from the submarine itself or not so you know it has been treated a search operation and the team is racing against time because of the oxygen supply as well yeah and they now this is a german made a submarine built in the early 19 eighties and we had the report that they thought that it was in good repair but there has been some criticism of the indonesian naval fleet sale at ina's do you think the at age of the submarine may be a reason for the crisis. obviously there is so many speculation about why that the submarine contact a couple days ago but of course. age problem is one of them but the official has said that this submarine is still in a good condition even though the age is or old as we all know the vessel was built in germany in 1000 $77.00 and joined an indonesian navy fleet in $1081.00 according

to the defense ministry and it underwent a 2 year fit in south korea that was completed in 2002 or so the submarine in its 44 years old and is still very unclear if this is one of the main reason why this submarine lost concert couple days ago but experts say that this is the time for the government or for the military to have an affiliation about their. you know submarine i mean military ships or something like that because it's needed for the operation but of course they need to focus on the maintenance itself of course or i prefer dani pervert it up to correspondent in jakarta thanks very much for the updates thank you. let's take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world this hour hundreds

of people has been warning don't pay right the black man killed by police during a traffic stop named minneapolis his fear all came 2 days after the verdict in the george floyd case in the same city the officer who shot right apparently by mistake has been charged with manslaughter. there's been violent scuffles between israelis and palestinians outside jerusalem's old city after protesters were bought from areas where muslims gather for ramadan israeli police put out barricades and used stun grenades to disperse crowds the far right jewish the hava group chanted anti arab slogans and was prevented from marching to the area. i'm going to buckle has faced questions today over one of germany's largest corporate scandals the chance of a testified before a parliamentary committee that's investigating the collapse of the payment processing company while codd will make his want to know why medical continued to promote the german company abroad despite multiple allegations of wrongdoing her

parents mocks the climax of a public inquiry into an affair that his tank did germany's reputation for following the rules its expose ties between politics and business and prompted several resignations and criminal investigations. and the extensive coverage of knuckles testimony in data business with stephen beardsley in just over 15 minutes so you're watching data but the news still to come. will munich be stripped of its euro football hosting duties the city's under pressure to guarantee fans in the stands despite spiking cases occurred that night. coming up shortly but 1st rescuers searching for 3 migrant ships missing in the mediterranean say they found 10 bodies in the city the search party aboard the ocean viking found the bodies alongside a dinghy that had gone adrift was one of 3 that had been issued that had issued a distress signal the ocean viking belongs to

a french migrant rescue group it says it was conducting the search for the boats in international waters northeast of the libyan city of tripoli. a migration and displacement is of course a global problem turkey is currently hosting more than 4000000 refugees from the middle east numbers surge during syria's civil war which began 10 years ago today most migrants trying to reach europe from turkey are not syrians but us towns journeys are always dangerous and often deadly junia harm reports from the eastern turkish city of van where many of those journeys have ended in tragedy. symmetry of the nameless this is how the locals call this place and for amine a sufi saga and her son parviz it is always difficult to come here. painful memories are reawakened. 100 years if you didn't make.

the people who are buried here have mothers brothers and sisters they all have someone who love them but now their families don't even know that they are here it breaks my heart that there is no one who comes and prays for them mobile how did you know. but that is why i'm mina and power this pray here on behalf of everyone else alone. they fled from a found a stunned by iran to turkey illegally on foot over the mountains. it's a long dangerous journey many freeze to death or die in accidents and many who don't make it end up here. in the eastern turkey city of van in an unadorned grave with no name. on them. i myself there is a man here who was found dead in the mountains and once they brought women's bodies

their fingers and toes were frozen off from the cold. things named as the grave seem like memorials a warning of the fate that looms on this dangerous journey and yet only a few are discouraged by the risk the number of people trying to reach europe why this route has sharply risen in recent years. the route leads through the mountains straddling turkey's border with iran up to 4000 meters high most of those trying to reach europe from afghanistan pakistan bangladesh take this way ticky is now building walls everywhere in the region they are hundreds of kilometers long the border with syria has already been closed off the wall to iran is still under construction. human rights lawyer mahmoud could chance has a wall won't stop the refugees it only makes the journey more dangerous. he has in this area been ignoring people smuggling for too long it's become kind of

a business sector that many get involved in this because a lot of money can be made in a short time at a relatively low risk. i mean and power of a sufi saga still clearly remember their own flight from afghanistan the smugglers took everything from them they say they have been living here in van for 3 years now. the family found refuge in turkey but like so many others they want to continue to woods europe back to afghanistan they say that's out of the question. you would have lost everything in afghanistan it's a war zone our house was destroyed how can we go back there when there's no safety for our children or. if we have to go back they will kill my son that's not an option. so they are holding out in eastern turkey stranded in their

new existence and they think of those who lost their lives and are buried here at the cemetery of the nameless. u.s. president joe biden has pledged to cut u.s. carbon emissions in a hostile 2030 it's the most ambitious climate target the u.s. has ever set biden announced the goal that a 2 day virtual summit. climate change summit rather at the white house 40 countries are taking part china and russia also pledged to cooperate on climate protections but didn't announce specific emissions targets for more i'm joined by class ice and she's a climate policy analyst at climate analytics here in berlin cliff baxter joining us how much of a game changer is biden's pledge. right so that i think this is

a really important game changer and as you said it's the most ambitious climate target the u.s. has ever come forward with to half their emissions by 2030 from 2005 levels and if we look at the global level what needs to be done to achieve the $1.00 limit set in the paris agreement we have a currently missing a gap between where we need to be and where we're heading and this new target by the u.s. reduces this gap by about 5 to 10 percent so it's a really important step in the right direction still not quite the level that we'd like to see you can the u.s. to be fully compatible with the paris agreement so our modeling suggest they could even go up to 6063 percent reduction but definitely a really important move in the right direction so still a way to go but progress and now it looks like even china and russia are looking towards climate cooperation that's a pretty big breakthrough isn't it those are absolutely actually on climate change cooperation across the world is going to be fundamental and i think it's really

encouraging to see a broad coalition of countries that come together at this summit to to commit to continue to act on climate change and as we recover globally from the current virus pandemic and now we won't we won't get anywhere unless we also have begun it is like china and russia at the table china came forward and said chemical to the new target last year and it's also said that it will start to phase out fossil fuels from 2026 so definitely an encouraging moves there and i think this is all showing but the paris agreement is working so a key element of the paris agreement is that governments cooperate and that every 5 years they bring forward more ambitious pledges that they really increase their action and line with what science says it's needed for climate change and i think that's what we're starting to see but as you said still still a long way to go to get to really fully 1.5 to be compatible what needs to happen next in order to make those targets. so a few different things 1st of all we need even more ambitious targets to be brought

forward by a government so some government such as australia still haven't brought forward a new target so we need to see these governments stepping up and we also need government to stop putting in place policies to actually achieve these targets so a target is nothing unless you're asked to do something towards it so for example phasing out coal phasing out combustion engine cars 7 phasing out possible fuel subsidies are all really important steps that governments can make and finally real soon need finance so we need governments to step forward with international finance commitments a lot of the vulnerable countries are pretty saying we need support we need support to decarbonize our own economies as we recover from the current virus pandemic and but we also need to support to deal with the impacts of climate change and week before some encouraging pledges coming forward yesterday on on climate finance but very much still not enough to reach the 100000000000 goal that was set in paris right all today the meeting in focuses on the role of technology and how to make

money while fighting climate change is joe biden managing to get business leaders on board is to be able to help him reach his new emissions target absolutely and i think a really important narrative that the biotin and ministration have to have shown is the role of addressing climate change and creating jobs and putting infrastructure in place and building the economy and recovering from the coronavirus pandemic and i think it's clear from the. international corporation that we're seeing but also the increasing number of corporations that are coming forward with that there are targets that is really in everyone's interest to take action on climate change and that there are a number of benefits that can be reaped from ambitious emissions reductions fine thank you clarify some from climate climate lit ics thanks for time thank you 7.

well as world leaders discuss how to make their economies more sustainable many places in the world are already experiencing that change the u.s. state of texas still pumps a huge amount of oil and gas but some texans have already found profitable alternatives to fossil fuels. some things never change in west texas on the books ranch cowboy still drive bulls on horseback but the western scenery is changing these days cattle herds graze under the blades of wind turbines. didn't really you know they were. and then. when i found out you know. general. they're beautiful. 'd the bricks family run a property the size of manhattan to guarantee income during a drought they leased land to energy companies a dozen oil pumps stand on the ranch along with 70 eight's wind power generators

the noise of the turning turbines makes louis brokes think of one thing and it's not the environment. a wind turbine welcomes visitors to the town of sweet water the 11000 residents were hit hard by droughts and tumbling oil prices sweet water was on its way to becoming a ghost town before the wind energy boom changed its fortunes. is a lawyer for gas oil and now renewable energy his saying how the growth of wind power has brought jobs and tax dollars to the town. he transformed everything so the property tax here was only $435.00. it is now 3. today a quarter of the u.s. wind energy comes from texas but natural gas and oil are also booming again some

fear president joe biden's plan to clean energy transition could trigger a culture war new versus old energy. dale rankin is a businessman in the fracking sector who doesn't believe in climate change it is a political movement it's about having the ability to control the population by. regulating the population through saving the planet feel good. regulations. stopping climate change isn't a common cause in texas and yet thousands of turbines are turning here driven by the. our profits. european football's governing body you acer is currently meeting to decide the fate of euro host city the spanish city of bilbao says it has been dropped as a host of the tournament in june and july buildout was supposed to be one of the 12 cities to stage matches for the european championships authorities there refused to

meet a condition that stands be allowed inside the stadium despite the coronavirus pandemic . here in germany munich may also lose out on hosting euro torn that matches because it says may not guarantee fans in the stands this summer. 9 european cities have promised they'd allow fans at least a partial capacity of host stadiums let's take a closer look at how all of this came about. it is a legacy of the reign of former u.a.e. for president michel platini the 60th anniversary of the european championship was to take place in 12 cities spread across the continent. and official video showed the event was meant to build bridges and bring europe together. then last summer the pandemic through a spanner in the works of all those noble goals lock down instead of a festival of football. the pandemic still has europe in its grip but now this

summer the european championship finals will be held as planned after a year's delay at venues across europe almost as if there were no corona no restrictions. alexander separate the current u.a. for president imposing the will of european football's governing body that the tournaments be held in front of spectators 9 host cities have already promised you a for exactly that bilbo dublin and munich so far say they cannot guarantee it 2 months out and bilbao has already lost its bid. you wafer will decide today whether to revoke munich and dublin as well. until it is a football journalist based in munich he explained the reasons why the city has so sa been unable to make us as witness of guaranteeing fans inside the stadium 1st of the rules regulations protocol the gist of it and.

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and across the finish line. only ran without a relay baton but she did get a prize for her crowd pleasing sprint. now watching data news live from the state fair things up next with the business news back with more headlines at the top of the hour and going.

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