their hopes for 10 years and after the error of spring and rebellion starts june 7th on d. w ah was ah, this is the w news live from the us. the president held israel's prime minister. he expects to see a de escalation today, but that is not what's happening. benjamin netanyahu says he's determined to continue the gaza offensive, and violence rages on 1st 10 say i'm last responds with rock expire into israel, sending people they're running for cover. also coming up the topic,

us and washing diplomat told from the sidelines of an oxy council meeting, and i sent the few countries hoping to set up a balance between us, president biden, and his russian counterpart. let me put spain acute morocco offending to stuff like ones costing into spanish and also usa 1000 have made the journey this week with many swimming across the back who's ah hello. hello mohammed, us president joe biden has urged israel to significantly deescalate it's offensive against hamas listens in god's them. but israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu is not backing down saying the operation will continue until its objectives are achieved. hamas is reported to looking for truth. meanwhile, the all is rising with many children also caught in the crossfire

the young girl rescued from what was once her family's home destroyed in an air strike. she was buried in the rebel for hours. mister siblings and mother died around her calling for help. the 2 days later, she's recovering with her father in hospital severely traumatized. her name is susie. on the matter of finding that along the way, i heard the voice of my children. from beneath the rubble calling me, i heard my son's voice calling, dad, dad, before he suddenly became silent. he is 2 and a half years old. what and my daughter was calling me, dad, dad, a few words. then she went silent to get him off of

these really army has been showing the gas a stripped targeting, how much the tunnel systems there. they reported that they took aim at about 50 targets, but there's no guarantee there won't be innocent deaths to say we don't. we hope we can restore quite the overhead who's gonna want to say that we're doing that while doing the utmost to avoid civilian casualties. palestinian president, my food boss, has called for an immediate end to the fighting. i'm at home read all the attacks and destruction and gaza are, is really occupation led to terrorism in a war crime that is punishable by international law. what the media had out. however, and into hostilities in the middle east still seems a long way off. international diplomacy is trying to make inroads. german foreign

minister high komatt announced he will fly to the region on thursday for talks with israelis and palestinians in you will send him with him on the field. meanwhile, and gaza. susie still isn't talking and she's only just started to eat and drink again. the doctor say they can't get her the psychological help. she needs because of the fighting. if any victims are innocent here, it's the children of laura, this is bringing professor l. ira knob director of the selling institute for jury studies and modern israel at michigan state university. thank you very much for being with us here on dw news. now us president joe biden has given his deadline for the escalation on the ground this now who said that he's going to continue his military operation. but how moss is looking for a truce? how do you see the 2 sides reaching a cease fire in the next few days? it's good to be with you and certainly it's heartbreaking stories to hear about

children for sure. and that's why i think many people around the world, including president biden, and i think israel and palestine themselves would hope for an immediate cease fire fire as soon as possible. certainly biden is pressing for that. and actually it appears as if in the last couple days, egypt has been mediating and facilitating those ceasefire. negotiations are ready in the last couple days between hamas and israel. and so both parties are trying to jock for what the conditions of those the fires would be and neither her mouth, nor israel at this point has agreed on those conditions. but we're certainly hoping for a cease fire as soon as possible. i think part of what's going on with different officials and mos and also with miss now is kind of a posturing so that they don't feel like someone else's telling them when to stop or so that they try to get some kind of advantage. and of course the costs are too

high in this to really have many advantages. but i think that there is this kind of posturing, but hopefully also expectation that as soon as possible next couple days, they'll be a ceasefire. so that civilians in gaza. one have to continue burying this burden and hope, hopefully also there are pictures of children in bomb shelters and israel as well to balance out the report in terms of children being affected, this by the fear severely and fearful chill. children on both sides of this. yes, definitely is a cost on the children on both sides of this conflict. now barton has avoided pressing israel directly for a cease fire until now. what do you think has led to a change in this strategy? is this down to domestic pressure coming from his democratic party? i think primarily although there is pressure, i don't, i think that's primarily not what's behind it. i think it's partly his

president biden's feeling like you can't dictate too much a country who's suffering also attacks. i know in the articulation of events before in but i was listening to the last few minutes it was saying that mos responded to israeli attacks today. but of course they, they're both wrists continually responding to each other. and so i think president biden's a feeling initially was that if israel is being attacked by hundreds of rockets that israel has a right to militarily respond, but the costs are so high that at this point. and certainly, i mean he thinks that a ceasefire is merited. and i think that many in those really security cabinet are actually apparently looking for a cease fire as soon as possible, as i think our hamas officials as well. so hopefully it will be as soon as possible in the next couple of days because the costs are high and on the issue of us slept

in sales to israel was $735000000.00 us dollars. democratic lawmakers in the us congress are trying to block this. will it go anywhere? it doesn't appear that that right now. i mean, who knows, there are those pressing for conditions on aid, but it seems like right now my senses. i may be wrong that already went through and there's a divergence of opinion on that. i think there's a difference of opinion among many, probably in germany and, and around europe as to what's the most effective way to change a states behavior, right. so when it comes to iran, there might be many germans who think, oh if you put sanctions on iran, that's actually going to strengthen the hardliners. so likewise, if you push a party like as well, that may be helpful or it may end up strengthening the hardliners. and there's a divergence of opinion on that, in terms of whether the aid is necessary, given what's happening and that's really popular in conflict,

or whether the aid is necessary in order to have a stronger military than iran, and it's balance of power within iran. so they're the in the united states posture, they're looking at both of those issues and not at those really passed in conflict in isolation. but i think what they also want to do is try to do things on the ground. actually move things forward for the palestinians. as well, and helping to restructure and re re invest in gaza strip so that people can have a more and more normal life and recover from this awful war. yes or no. thank you very much for your time. thank you. now the united states says its received information requested from israel about the destruction of a high rise building in garza, which held several news organizations, secretary of state and the blink, and gave no further details. the algernon building is god. the city was hung to al jazeera and the associated press. if the israeli military says it's fine to jeff,

struck the 12 story how all day. because hamas military intelligence asset base there, the building was evacuated off the israel forces gave occupants a warning. an hour before the attack while the associated press executive editor says the israeli government has not provided clear evidence supporting its attack and are you we spoke to the what i'll conclude one of the al jazeera john, those who worked in the algae in our building. we asked him if he or his colleagues have ever noticed anything suspicious that could indicate hamas activity there. and i have been working there for a living years and i have been frequenting the same building the same office for 11 years. we know each other. we know who lived that you are all the residents, so we know everybody there and everybody knows or we have never seen or met new stuff, suspicious people or activities. everything was the same

routine for living years except the al jazeera office. and that's what she express will be covering that development and escalation, a bumps from that. there is nothing of normal or unusual. i think they were suspicious things in the building. why didn't they go on? just deal with it directly. why the have to hit twitter floor residential building? you know, we were shocked on my tight until now we are traumatized. we lift immediately, we could she lots of families. you know, this building is full of children. fabulous women. we could keep everybody cutting . you're dropping as much as they could like to commence, like close, you know, because nobody, it's one way you know you're leaving your home forever. so we could see everybody's panicking, including us. of course. now both the us and russian foreign ministers have said

their countries should cooperate on certain issues. despite the differences, the statements came during face to face talks in iceland between your secretary of state and lincoln and his russian count pasto, gay lover of the 2, are in iceland to take part in the annual arctic council meeting. discussions on the sidelines. the forum come at a time when us russian relations are at the lowest point in decades. well, the w, washington bureau chief in his poll told us earlier that the u. s. expectation for the lincoln lover of meeting willow. well, blayton said that the meeting was level would be an important opportunity to test the proposition that us and russia can work color collaboratively on certain issues like climate change, which is very important for the by an administration. also the middle east, iran, north korea, and other really important conflicts in the world despite all the agreements. but

to be honest, the expectations at least here in the united states are pretty low of us and russia really come together because i mean, the relationship really has worse and since from left office. now, spain has accused morocco of showing a lack of respect for the european union by allowing migrants to cross into spain. north african enclave of youth. around 8000 migrants have arrived over the past 2 days. many of them risking their lives by swimming around brake quarters to cross the border. spain's interior ministry says more than half have already been sent back. those who make it to the shore of sale are immediately picked up by spanish soldiers. the numbers of migrants who cross for morocco have decreased overnight. after more than 8000 had managed to reach the spanish enclave in a bit. more than a day. spain deployed the army to patrol the border and sent them my friends back.

speaking in the parliament in madrid, 2 days spanish prime minister, a little scientist vowed to restore order and said that some 4800 migrants had been sent back to the spanish. but i remind you that the border with soda is not only a border between spain and morocco, but also a european border. and that in this case, the lack of control by the american authorities is not only a lack of respect was being but also towards the european union. some reports as well as this footage suggest moroccan police allowed many of the migrants to cross over to soda unhindered because of a diplomatic spat with spain. morocco was upset that a separatist leader who is seeking independence for the western sahara regent ruled by morocco is currently getting medical treatment in spain than what the officials in madrid say they are further reinforcing security. and so that to prevent more arrivals. 14 d w. news, here's a reminder of our top story. us president joe biden has urged israel to be

escalated conflict with god the medicine. but these were the prime minister. benjamin netanyahu says he's determined to continue your ration. watching d. w. nice live from berlin. up next is the latest business use with steve b, as you can also find much more news analysis and video on a website that is d w dot com. i really mohammed, thanks for watching the news every day for us and for our planet. global ideas is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make city screener? how can we protect animals and their habitat? what to do?

all our ways. we can make a difference by choosing reforestation over deforestation recycling over disposable martin solutions overseas. that in our ways is truly unique. and we know that, that uniqueness is what allows us to live in survive my d, the environmental global 3000 on dw, and on me the, the big coin slide continues as time with a dramatic one day tumble. crypto currency down 30 percent at one point on wednesday to china signals the crackdown on digital coins and investors reconsider their speculative best. also want to show the u. s. removes a major hurdle to a controversial gas pipeline between russia and germany. will get the latest on

nordstrom tube and governments have piled cash and developing cobra, 1000 back seen. but funding for cova treatments as been scarce. that's beginning to change. local to show i see there's the in berlin, investors that bit coin on a rollercoaster ride wednesday. currency plunging below $40000.00 early in the day and briefly trading below 30 percent before recovering some of those losses. driving wednesday, shock was that announcement from the people's bank of china banning financial and payment services from using crypto currencies. digital coins have also been taking more losses in recent days as investors appear to 2nd guess the heavy rush, the past few months. so if he ends quarter in new york for more on this yet good to see what's behind this, this, this rush that we've seen right now. it's up one moment. it's down the next moment . give us a big picture of what's going on with the coin. well,

i mean it's boom and bust then to this recent crisis watson to making, i mean, pressure has been building up in the past couple of days. first, a couple of tweets from a 1000000000 to from illinois where enough to already built some pressure. and then as you mentioned this, and you said that there might be some regulatory pressure out of china. and i mean, we've heard similar stories recently from other countries. finally, did the trick and it was quite amazing when you'll see that bitcoin, for example, drop by a good to 12000 points in value at some point. if that's really going to be the start of even more pressure remains to be seen. i mean, j. p martin was outtake that maybe institutional investors lost a bit of appetite when it comes to crypto currency. so that should turn out to be to that we might see more pressure. but on the other side, we also shouldn't forget in october because we're where at around $10000.00 a piece. and then mid april they were at about $65000.00. so it's just natural to

what comes up at some point. also comes down is looking more broadly market down again today because of these inflation fears. do we have any better idea of if and when interest rates could rise? well, i mean that still might take some time, but that does not mean that there's a federal reserve isn't going to act sooner than expected. so we got the fet minutes on wednesday so that the protocol of the last them fit meeting. and what we did here is that more and more members are a pleased talking with the idea to maybe eat a little bit. the bond market paper program at the federal reserve for every single month to spending a $120000000000.00 on treasury and on mortgage papers. and you might see here in the brooklyn neighborhood, i mean, people are out there spending money, a treble is up, the economy is doing much better and that path is going to continue. then at least this a buying program might be scaled back a bet. and a bit,

and then the next step would be an increase in interest rates, but it's too soon to really give it a timeline here. just one more mentioning of the fact minutes that we got that report was made even before we got those latest super hot inflation numbers, the consumer price is produced, price is said spike so much. so that's not even included in this report that we got from the federal reserve. right? yes. quarter keeping track of things in new york. thank you. should company patents be lifted on cobra? $1000.00 vaccines was one proposal to boost distribution of vaccines and poor nations. opponents, there are better ways. wednesday, the head of the w t. o was in brussels to meet you leaders and look for a common path. you chief ursula from july and welcome w appeal director general and goals. the andre you ala on wednesday, as the debate rages between brussels and washington. although weather lifting

carpet in 1900 bucks in patrons with booth supplies to poor countries. the idea which was pitched by india and south africa to the w t o. in august gained momentum this month after the united states backed it, but most european countries are against it. they are convinced the issue is one of production facilities. and we need to continue to ramp up production as a commission call some countries which are already capable of producing that seems and watson. i did a large part of a population follows you example, and immediately start to shares, production place, other countries in need of my husband under pressure to present an alternative to waving ip writes on vaccines. and now it says it has a comprehensive plan which it will present to the world trade organization at the beginning of june. let's take a look now. some of the other business stories making headlines. air buses reportedly planning to close one of its 2 plants in the port of cotton and southern

spain, which primarily produces the a 380 jumbo super jump. other air bus has ended a 380 production before the pandemic, as demand for large airliners was already collapsing. the closure would be the 1st significant factory closure and the companies 50 year history. singapore airlines group has posted a $3200000000.00 us dollar annual loss and what it stops the worst year in its history. as the pandemic wiped out, 98 percent of its passionate passenger traffic for airlines is an industry bellwether and the results raise. fears the pandemic could bankrupt some weaker carriers car sales and you are covering from a near stand builder independent make data showing the 862000 vehicles restored on april 3 times as much as a year earlier, but still down from pre pendant bubbles, growth has been strongest in italy, france with united states is wave sanctions on the company overseen construction

of russia, north north stream, to pipeline in germany into germany rather move. it's already being welcomed in berlin and russia and nordstrom, who is already 95 percent built out. and run through the baltic sea mostly parallel to the previous north stream pipelines you'll see mapped out across here. now it begins the russian harvard town of 5 bourg on the one side, and that there is an already completed terminal in the german state of mecklenburg . western pomeranian of the u. s. is clean the pipeline would make europe to dependent on russian energy while also marketing its own liquid natural gas to europe. and the us state department is now expected to report to congress that the project company nor stream ag did engage in sexual activity. but there was in the u . s. national interest, the way sanctions earlier asked d. w chief international editor richard walker. if the decision means washington is effectively dropping and opposition to the pipeline. well, no, actually it doesn't. in fact, the u. s. position has been pretty adamant all along ever since the administration

began and goes back to the trumpet ministration as well. and even secretary state, tony blinking was re emphasizing this in a phone call to his german count yesterday. but what is happening here is that it is the escalating, it's all positions. it's essentially just not going ahead with the sanctions on the company at the very heart of the project. which of course, will greatly increase the likelihood that it actually finally gets finished. what's behind this change? of course you said the escalation, what does that mean? yeah, well essentially what the biking ministration appears to be doing here is recognizing the fact that the german government really doesn't want to back down on the street . they've been pretty, equally adamant that they want to go ahead with it that it is a commercial. 2 venture that the government kind of has no business going in and pulling the rug from underage in a biking ministration appears to be. now calculating that it is not worth a major confrontation with germany over this project,

it needs germany on its side for too many other issues. for instance, 14 or more common line towards china. and it's quite killing because, you know, if we look at water, german officials have been staying behind the scenes of the last few months. they've been indicating that they don't think the bike and ministration really wants to push this into a major confrontation. and this seems to be showing that they were right, and they seem to want this show down over this project at least as things stand now at the same time, right? so we can say there's still opposition to this. what hurdles remain for this project yet? but certainly are still potential hurdle. since luc, later this year, in germany in september there's going to be an election. the green party looks very likely to get into the next government. so if the project is not completed by them, that could raise new questions because the green party is strongly opposed to the pipeline, not just on geopolitical grounds, but also on climate change grounds. the other potential prospects that the project gets finished, but shutting it off remains as

a potential leave of for germany in the future disputes with russia, that is something for german officials of also mooted as a potential compromise with the by the t. t w's chief international editor richard walker, talking to me there earlier. you may have noticed that the past year has been all about coven vaccines developing them, trialing them, and rolling them out across the world. all that i've heard in such short time has taken master's money, of course, because you know, increasing for more funding to go to cobit treatments. german government says it's listening. switching off the corona virus, making it harmless. scientists, in branch, like germany, gave themselves that task 12 months later, they seemed to have reached their goal. like me to come in to the upset and the most drugs that are currently in development treat moderate or mild cove in 1900 infections. but our drug is specifically designed to cure the really serious cases and we're having

a concord high end to kind of this research and the 1st clinical tests have been financed primarily by private investors and a state investment bank. currently, the federal government is providing a total of $50000000.00 euros for corona virus drug research, a funding part that has to be shared by several companies. by comparison, 3 vaccine research projects received a combined total of more than $740000000.00 euros. germany's research minister says vaccine trials need more volunteers. that's just, that's what caused a lot of money. you simply need larger sums because of course, the vaccinate healthy people need many more healthy volunteers to participate in that. the other is starting a therapy with a drug for already sick people in a very targeted way by nevertheless, a rethink at the federal level seems to have begun further funding has already been announced. and his reminder of our top story, this our,

the coin plunged below $40000.00 for the 1st time in more than 3 months. the latest dropped coming after china caught upon financial institutions in the country. it's no longer allow payments, encrypted currencies and that's it for me and the dw business team here in berlin. as always, you can find out more about these and other business stories online, e, w dot com slash business chickens out on facebook and twitter. i think there's like watching news me outdated medical infrastructure, overwhelmed, intensive care unit in romania. this is led to hospital fires with the deadly consequences. the doctor diana, but she got lost her father in one of them. now she's fighting to improve her

country's health care system. focus on europe, into the conflict with sebastian, the violent confrontation between israel and the palestinians, and got into a 2nd week. i guess this week from jerusalem is michael freeman, policy advisor to israel's foreign minister. country now listening to the key criticisms being leveled by the by live ministration and go back to seeking a 2 state solution conflict. 60 minutes w. o. william had been on the line with, you know, if i had known that the would be that small. i never would have gone on the trip. i

would not have put myself and my parents got the theme that i would love. and when i get them, i had a serious problems on a personal level, and i was unable to live there, but it wasn't going to me . you want to know their story, migrants clarifying and reliable information, migrant. the hello and welcome to focus on europe. i am alar, bella, thanks for joining us today. coven! 19 vaccines are giving people here in europe. hope that a return to normality is soon within reach. a corona virus pandemic has put an

unprecedented strain on doctors and nurses. on some parts of the continent. the pressure in hospital wards is now eating with fewer patients being admitted into intensive care. still, some european nations like romania are struggling despite a drop and infection numbers. their health care systems are crumbling, and the pandemic had laid bare the decades of negligence. and patrick, in the coven 19 patient died and intensive care, but not from the virus. it's a debacle that has hit deanna, but she's a hard at both personal and professional level. emanuel and diana bet you could have lost a close relative in the pandemic. but diane, his grandfather did not die from covered 19 last thought, and he was admitted to hospital because of his corona virus infection. he was due to be released when a fire broke out on the board, killing him. the manual. and diana learned of the tragedy from media reports to

download it and he thought him what we were nervously sitting in front of the television to something. we didn't know what was going on. exactly. was it? i mean, we didn't know if diana grandfather was there at the time on moment sticky. so know diana patrick here is there self a doctor working with coven 19 patients in a different hospital? she was scheduled to take her specialist medical exam. the day after the blaze up before i called my sister and told her listen, i worked very hard preparing for this exam and it's the most important exam in my life coming to me. but i don't want to find out tomorrow morning whether or not my grandfather died in the fire. please tell me more now. is he dead or alive? that way i have a few hours to process a tuition. then my sister told me he is dead disco comedy. on the 9th of to fire 10 co for 900 patients, died in the intensive care units at the piazza nance,

hospital, the flames and toxic smoke. one medical expert thinks that the ventilators for the intensive care patients could have overloaded, the power grid, but hospital authorities are still awaiting the results of the investigation into the doors. on july, the police sealed off both rooms were not allowed inside. the investigation is still ongoing. both party and there was thick smoke that made it impossible to see anything none of the patients were able to move. otherwise they would have fled. but they were to hill thought a grovins, the oxygen supply to the patients further fed the flames. but it is unclear whether or not the blaze was actually caused by a short circuit and faulty wiring. either way, the medical staff know the hospital equipment was in poor condition, find wasting. i tried using fire extinguishers to be glass over me, but they had problem solved combatant. they were later found to have been faulty.

since then with all the fire extinguishers in the hospital have been replaced, you know, look up on that maxima. this wasn't the 1st fire in the romanian cove at 900 ward. in late january, a fire broke out in an intensive care units into grass here to the per state of the medical facility. could be claim stuff, say, because the heating didn't work. metrics had installed electric radiators in rooms with high levels of oxygen, an explosion that occurred here to the investigation. it's still ongoing. lab mix which a doctor and public health experts with the european union says it has highly likely the fires are linked to the per state. for many hospitals a large number of patients were being treated. an intensive care units of demand for oxygen was very high. and they just started the hospitals with electrical

systems from the 1970 s simply cannot handle the amount of power modern medical devices. there was no political desire to invest in hospitals. in the past decade, decision makers have not pushed for improvement. and our suffering from the consequences. they change their shopping law, support them. questions over the past 3 months, romania has seen 3 new health ministers. the current minister confirms the connection between hospital shortcomings and the tragedies into the buyers are connected to the state of the hospitals. and their poor infrastructure doing for us to do this. i think the main reason for this is political instability doctor that we in to put the reformers reforms need to be initiated and seen through that regardless which government or minister succeed one another who plan a better is devastated by the thought that her colleagues lost the patience due to faulty equipment. we cannot believe it matter. you go to hospital,

your chain don't work because i do. but then you die. there is a fire. and if i go to my little one, when i just cannot fathom, that is family suing the hospital. but she wants to keep working as a doctor, despite the shortcomings in romania health system. chris, come i was my doctor. i hope that what happened will give me the energy to effect positive change. for the football swimming frances and i hope i can soon process this shock so that i can devote myself fully to the people in intensive care warm. and they don't have any relative by their side. him and they're fighting for their lives through the library. she's warm and i like my grandfather did here. i thought i asked i asked the corona virus pandemic has revealed the dire state of remaining his health system in a tragic way. the country will need years to bring it up to date. it's an election with an outcome that many say is all but guaranteed. syrian president bashar l is

that is running for reelection at the end of may. but many syrians have been displaced due to the civil war and can cast their ballots more than 3 and a half 1000000 people fled to neighboring turkey. some fear they will never be able to return to their homeland. the l a v family have spent the last 10 years and it's done rule, but they're longing for syria remains as strong as ever. there are moments in life in exile is especially like on holidays. when mohammed allow it and his family can only call their relatives not celebrate with them. years ago, the allowing sled to turkey to escape serious assad regime. humphrey hoped to return home soon after monica. but to this day, the relative can offer them little hope. they think president bashar assad continue to rule syria, remove michelle. one moment good as long as the sod remains and power,

i won't consider returning. the government stands for murder, destruction, unexposed. and who had with him in power that will never be peace, always bucket with my name feet. but this is what a sad called peace. many parts of a little the allow is home city, lie in ruins. aleppo is under the control of government troops. but most of its residents have fled. many live in turkey like the allow in syria mohammed allow we've earned a good living as a sign painter. in istanbul, he repairs motorcycles to get by his children haven't been able to go to school for 2 years now. kind of what the money i earned just covers the parent necessities as you can on the again this year we couldn't buy a children new clothes, the holidays. but he, syria,

it's even harder than here. there's virtually no work to be thought to be on the level. in particular, basic foods in a few are in short supply the relative to keep them informed about what the mood is like in their homeland. the president, bashar al assad is standing for reelection is like a slap in the face for many refugees. the hub at the brochure is elections. he's clinging to power, won't go of his own accord accuracy. to every election they claim to be elected by the people during the in the hollow that the people have led abroad. in reality, the only received few vote during the hopes who are you the allow we can't wait to return home. but mohammed has lost all faith in the syrian opposition and the revolution took place under wouldn't flag, and for would go little by little, never joined by new flags and opinions,

theater. more and more groups got involved. and the revolution failed with, as they say, too many cooks spoil the broth. they allow, we say their children's memories of syria are fading fast. in turkey, the family can live without the fear of thumb, yet their future is anything but certain. the corona virus pandemic, and turkey's economic crisis had hit these refugees, especially hard and made them even more homesick. the stall on jamal, i miss my relatives and all the gatherings and celebrations before the war with their hey, we were happy and life was good. here i feel lonely, honey without my mother, father or sister, one of one my heart a because they're not here and especially in holidays. awesome. get them all done. it's really hard to have to live in a foreign country. the sabi with the syrian regime clinging to power, it seems millions of refugees like the allow is. we'll have to continue to wait

before they can return home. they were once on the brink of extinction, but now germany's war population is booming. conservationists are thrilled with their come back and they are now a protected species. but not everyone is howling with excitement. their next meal could mean big losses for animal farmers. well, usually hunt deer in the forest, but sometimes they also target sheep, goats, and calves on the pasture. well, in the state of lower saxony, a wolf named radi is dividing opinion officials have authorized his slaughter. yet despite an extensive hunt, he remains at large. many farmers feel helpless. very easy following the wolf trail, alongside wolf experts. christiane burger. the 2 wolfhounds are rolling through the roosevelt heath, thrown the look out for wolf, g, w 717 m, also known as ruddy,

was ruddy. i won't tell you. ruddy has definitely been here before. as the dna analysis has shown, his occasionally helped himself to some of stefan rose the sheep with him. what do you know where he is? i know if i don't know much to the joy of animal rights advocates who regularly catched a wolf and comrades where exactly this rare footage was recorded, remained secret, but ruddy is known all over northern germany does stab. he's the most notorious male wolf and ro devoted by ruder dna analysis was confirmed that he just offended the 1st times he was, was him devoted. rosa says buddy and his attack, especially large numbers of animals, even cars and horses. as the mobile fence around his posture for them,

the shepherd had to keep watch at night. i had no other choice but to sleep next to the sheet. so i slept in the car and i had a baseball back with me in case of an emergency line up. the keys in the nearby pony started cackling the 1st time they came on. i remember thinking what's going on yet. but then the sheep started bleating and i knew that the walls were here, office on, so i got out of the car and chased them away. when the light came 3 times that night. since then, the wolf has returned here in occasions they have even lamed. this area after him, roddy, the authorities say the leader of the pack poses a problem. and shooting him is permitted but so far, ruddy has managed to escape, even if he does leave traces. got on definitely wolf vcs. yeah. can definitely you can tell from his consistency when your son has dr. account now,

but if it were frank, think that it would still horribly so it could be really hard to find. exactly that this could be roadies. is this ruddy? no. this was his fenced in and belongs to hunter frank 1st. frank isn't sure if he's ever seen ruddy, but hunting them down is difficult. when you see a pack of 5 or 6, nobody can tell them apart. i would anybody be able to tell which move to shoot and as hunters who are out here every day, and we don't come across wolves every day for germany's will, population has grown considerably in recent years. according to official numbers, about 120 wolf packs currently live here, with more expected to come inter frank fuss believes in erecting higher fences than the ones, steph, and rosa uses to safeguard animals,

as if it's definitely possible to live in harmony with wolves. germany conflicts, so i'm slim. bob, so why don't you, why does life? because i can't afford to stay, can we put up around 40 fences on the day at the heavy and they keep getting heavier, lots of high offenses. mean, why don't we have to do it whole by hand, but my employees say they will quit if we have to continue putting up more fences and i will quit by. i support them. it's impossible to continue this way. so was there a struggle for survival shepard's versus wolves in radi territory? now, when we'll see an unprotected sheep and they go for it as just a coincidence, but it's like if you and i are on the highway and we'd say i'm hungry, we've got another 100 kilometers to go. i didn't, we stop to eat breakfast and then you stop in the next service area to have a snack.