ah ah ah ah, this is the w news coming to life from berlin. a powerful sigh close by others parts of eastern india. the storm is causing serious flooding and leaving thousands homeless is the 2nd major storm to hit the country in the past 2 weeks. also coming up, betters and airlines start to feel the effects of europe's call for you countries to close the aerospace in response to the version of

a ryan air jet last week and the arrest of a dissidence. also coming up a big ruling against big oil. a dutch court order is multinational shell to cut its carbon emissions. we'll look at what this means for energy companies around the world. and tragedy strikes in nigeria with more than 150 people feared to have drowned after a very cup sizes in the north of the country. officials say very few people are being pulled alive from the water images from last suggest the military is using brutal new tactics to terrorize and silence. anti government demonstrated ah hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. a powerful sy clone has slammed into easter india killing several people enforcing the evacuation of more than

a 1000000 people. thousands of emergency personnel have been deployed to help with rescue efforts. the storm hit just one week after another cycle and killed at least 155 in western india. the, the weight of the ocean crashing into india's shoreline. with wave after wave pushing in from the bay of than gall water was soon pouring inland cycle and just made landfall with gusts of over 150 kilometers per hour, bearing down on homes and people dilution and coastal towns turning roads into rivers. i mean, we've never seen waves like that. come in from the sea before one. we're all very scared. i have no idea what's going to happen to people.

but it's the rural population that's suffering most over $1200.00 villages had to be evacuated. displacing 50000 people. there is nothing left. my son and i fled home is destroyed. there is nothing left as to psycho and moves inland. it's also disrupting efforts to deal with india surging corona virus. pandemic testing and vaccination had to be suspended in several districts. they will be no return to normal here anytime soon. as the corona virus pandemic raises on in india, children, especially for marginalized communities, are bearing the brunt of it and are facing violations of their rights in almost all aspects of their lives. indian government data show 577 children have been orphaned in the deadly 2nd wave of the corona virus pandemic are correspondent

manero chaudhry has this report from delhi for 9 years now. the people that had worked with children from under previous communities on a daily basis. she deals with children who have experienced creek laws and forced to grow up before they're ready. but since the outbreak of who with 19 their numbers are growing, children are being made to quit education and take up household responsibilities and are also being pushed into child labor as their families have lost income. secondly, since they are spending a lot of time at their home, now many cases of child abuse are also coming up. having already been disproportionately affected by co would 19, many children are facing another tragic fall out of the funding. many have lots mothers or fathers are both leaving them extremely one that since last year the angel, a pretty work has provided support to talking children who have been often new to

call the 1900. by helping them settling with their extended families. so no opposing the founder of the organization says that while children who have been often how much stuff and need immediate attention, a moralist stick approach is needed to address every child in distress. there is a lot of conversation about it often, but honestly, on the ground in such cases are probably 5 to 6 percent. the other 95 percent cases that we're looking at is where the bed, the very best of these children are pushing them into sexual, paid, transactional, sex and child labor. the real issue really to look at the vulnerability mapping of which child is in massive distress and which side needs more support that there is a need for a more comprehensive approach is something that an iraq can do. the head of the deli commission for protection of child. right. also i'm looking for something for 3 things need to happen. one, these schemes that provide the financial assistance to these families so that the

basic subsistence is insured. the 2nd thing that needs to happen is the government have to explore ways of keeping the children in school, the toward either ensuring a livelihood for the family. what ensuring that they are just starting from existing schemes of the government could be a russian or whatever. but ensuring the, the family has adequate means as an immediate urgent step. the commission has started a health line for children in distress. back at the center pretty says that many children she meets with are in crisis right now. we've gotten home because of it years of hard work that we and the children had put in seemed to have gone reached home. we are now trying to get them back to their studies and 2 different activities. we are trying to use them and help them come out of the difficult situations. they are still brief. he says that despite their best efforts, it will be a long while before the children are able to cope with the heart. and the trauma

that the fun to make has inflicted on a didn't say look at some of the other stores make headlines. they at least 8 people have been killed in a mash, shooting in san jose, california authority say a man believe to be a transport worker opened fire at a city rail yard. other employees were among the victims, the suspect died and seen south africa as former president, jacob zoom a has pleaded not guilty to corruption charges relating to a $1000000000.00 arms deal dating back to the late 1. 900 ninety's. summa is accused of accepting annual payments from a french army manufacturer in return, prosecutor say he granted the company protection from christian he hasn't been and vehicles have jammed the roads out of goma in the eastern democratic republic of congo after authorities warned further reductions from a nearby volcano, where possible. near a congo volcano erupted last weekend spewing lava and causing earth tremors,

and prompting thousands to flee the city. you foreign ministers meeting to discuss their response to bella versus diversion of a commercial flight to arrest a dissident last week. they're expected to discuss which parts of the country's economy to target with sanctions. following the forest landing of the ryan air flight on sunday, europe's call for you countries to close their airspace is beginning to take effect flying in circles. before going right back to where it started, the beloved in bella rizzi in airlines flight from minsk to barcelona, never reached its final destination. it was forced to return to minsk after polish officials told the pilot he may not be allowed to enter french es face

. on monday the european union agreed to ban beller as airlines from its skies. the measure is among sanctions imposed bela was forced to plain to land and means the aircraft was carrying dissident reman protest. savage was arrested upon arrival . he has seen here in this alleged confession video with what appeared to be bruises on his face. his supporters believe he was tortured from your store, it isn't by the raging, get a free speech of the truth. and above all, it targets people who tell the truth and blog is the 1st to be test q 2, during the mass repression that began last year. we're going to place an introduction puzzle. got one other asleep, alexander lucas. shank, please. ruth, of the country for 27 years, actually denied that the plane was rerouted. in order to capture protest savage. he maintains that a bomb threat was the reason the plane was told to land the crack down on

dissidents, intensified often last year's presidential election, which was widely regarded to be rigged. a trigger mass protests, more than 35000 people have been arrested since they began. as people around the world demand, precious savages released morning march for political activist told us rock who died in custody a week ago. his cause of death was listed as a heart attack, but his reader believes he was murdered. there are many beller as he ends hoping to change the cost of fighting for it remains high. well, sanctions against bell roots are set to dominate discussions as you foreign ministers meet in portugal. today. your leaders have already agreed on a set of sanctions, including banning bellows and airlines from u airspace. d. w. spent legal is covering this story enjoined just now from lisbon . but what does all this mean for air travel in europe?

the more and more international carriers are now avoiding it to fly over most of them from western europe. that means that tele, rowse does earn less money vis overflight rights. they aren't about 1500000 years a week from 3000 over flights. so this will be gone. but this is not a big effect on the budget in bella. ruth. and on the other hand, allied from better was a band more and more and more you countries. so that means that reaching and traveling from bit arrows becomes more difficult also for dissident and people who want to leave the country actually have to go to ukraine or russia now. but the, the airline dispute is not the biggest measure that you will take, the foreign ministers are talking about sectoral sanctions against the whole part of the economy in bella roofs, for example,

the wood industry or the cement industry or other industry that that would really hurt better is, but you is not there yet. the list is not prepared and not all for me. this is actually that visit the bypass international organizations around the world. scrambling to react the international civil aviation organization as meeting today . they're expected also be talking about better. ruth, can we expect them to take any action this organization cannot take action? actually, they can maintain the claim of the you that this was a kind of piracy, this false lending of, and reiner flights in minutes. and they can say that was a violation of a treaty, a convention from the 1944. but this counsel has no means extra to enforce its ruling. if you want to, this has to be done by country they have to apply sanctions. and you will not rely

on this united nations body. it's more a political question now than a legal question. i'm talking about the united nation in summer, hoping that the un security council will do some thing to deal with the situation in bella rule. not just this ation incident, but that seems unlikely, given russia's support for men's business, then put more pressure on the e. u to deal with what's happening in better rates. the fundamentals we'll talk here about the wider because not only about bill i was it's about the role of russia in the region and all these frozen conflicts that frustrates involved in, in ukraine, in georgia, and also in moldova, and as a by john, a transmission to name a few and they used to looking for a strategy, how to tickle this, how to put pressure on russia, how to talk to russia. and the german foreign minister just said, we have to talk to us despite of all things that are happening because we need

russia actually on board to resolve these issues. there's no easy way out here. and russia, of course, the launches ally of be la ruth. so you have to see them both in the same the same due. bam, thank you very much. that was our correspondent, bentley. good in listen. now a court in the netherlands has ordered royal dutch shell to cut his carbon emissions by 45 percent. by the year 2030, the watershed decision stems from a 2018 lawsuit that argued the oil giant was falling short of its obligations under the paris climate agreement. decision could set off a wave of lawsuits targeting energy companies around the world. yeah, climate activists in the netherlands celebrate and for a landmark surge, milligan, royal dutch shell, have core lube oil and gas company has

a legal responsibility to fight climate change. now shall miss drastically accelerate its efforts to reduce its carbon emissions. for the 1st time that we will manage to pay to address climate change. so i totally, i'm happy myself for my thinking and all of the children in plenty. so the case was brought by environmental groups and over 17000 dutch citizens, their success enforcing a major company to abide by paris climate agreement. goals is a 1st very, very, very happy that we have this groundbreaking ruling where the chord is crystal clear. and the fact that the cooperation shoot, shoot, indeed a contribution to solving the climate crisis based on human rights law. shell meanwhile says it's considering appealing the decision. no vaccine with the verdict is disappointing. her. we are working hard to become

a net 0 energy company by 2050 thousands and thousands of people at shell are working on that every day. and we are investing billions in that. and although we are moving in the right direction, we're now being asked to read this, that we will have to study this and see what options we have. okay. and the meantime, we are considering whether to appeal or not and appeal could drag on for years. but activists won't wait to press on with efforts to whole polluting companies accountable. and fact, experts say the shell decision could trigger a wave of similar lawsuits around the world. over more were joined by laurie funder, bog, a senior campaigner, it oil change international in amsterdam. thanks for being with us. what do you make of this court decision against shell? well, it's a huge victory and not just for people in the netherlands,

but for people all around the world. and especially for those people that are hit hardest by the climate crisis. and this is the 1st time that our court has ruled that a corporation of big oil and gas company has a loop nickel duty to reduce its emissions in line with 1.5 degrees to address the climate crisis. a shell is obviously appealing this. do you think though that they will be there their, their feet will be held to the fire on this one? do you think they'll be forced to, to, to actually cut emissions the way the court said they should? well, in the ruling, the court says that this everything is in of immediate effect. so that means that shell need to take it to take action starting today to reduce its emissions by 45 percent by 2030. so it cannot await a new rooming from a higher court. it needs to all ready start implementing this ruling now. and in the netherlands, we've had a climate case against the dutch government,

which also went to the higher court through the supreme court and there. and the supreme court actually went further than the district court. so, and i think there's also a risk for shell, if they decide to appeal this case and take this to a higher court. they might actually end up with a ruling that is even stronger than diverting we saw yesterday. okay, then assuming that the ruling hold source, perhaps it perhaps will be even strengthened. what impact you think all this could have on global c o 2 emissions? well, it will have significant impact on global here. because it's just a few oil and gas corporations that get, are responsible for almost 2 thirds of global greenhouse gas emissions. and this ruling is not just about shelves own emissions, but also it's about the emissions of it's consumers and suppliers. so shell doesn't

just happen. duty to reduce its operational and mission, but it also has to do if you to work with suppliers and it's customers to reduce the emissions that our cost by the use of its products. so it will have some huge implication because it will mean that's shown to call it and gas production activities, and that's the point source of emissions. and so this, this ruling also because it will likely be followed with similar cases in other jurisdictions, will also have implications for other oil and gas companies. and that means that it will also contribute to significantly reducing oil and gas emission worldwide. lori fundable trauma oil change international in amsterdam. thank you very much. thank you. more than a 150 people are feared to have drowned in northwest nigeria after a ferry boat sank on the nigel river. around a 165 people are believed to have been on board. when the boat capsized,

it was traveling from central neesha state to state. when witnesses say it broken to pieces and sec. let's head straight over to lagos. now for the latest our correspondence, fred bonia is standing. bother, fred, what more can you tell us about the rescue effort? due authorities think they have any chance of pulling any more people alive from the water tell you they turn says to put out more people with according to officials from that campus to their way of saying that this is, this is unlikely because the incident happened. this accident happened yesterday at 10 o'clock local time and, and they be the people as to the ward. so the chances of getting them i've, it's the almost impossible. that's why did he say,

he said no petition. went on until midnight and then they talked i'm the started again this morning hoping to hoping that they kind of get more bodies from the water. now the boat was apparently overcrowded when it's saying, is that likely the main cause that's what the officials are paying because this was no money should cut around 80 people. but we understand that the number was more than more than double some numbers. some of the newspapers are saying 200 people saying more than 180, but their officials count 165 women and the kids who were on the board going to a market. so definitely i think that's the main cause for the fact that the board was overloaded and not only people,

but also even some of some of the things that they were taking to market wayllace on board. so definitely that's one of the reasons, but also another use on in the these boards, are they all these kinds of accidents, these boat accidents or not but uncommon unfortunately in nigeria could authorities be doing more to prevent the yeah, obviously people are saying that there weren't a transport, transport port issue and well fissions should walk on need and try to see what they can change because and no one who wants new business in water transport. they does go and they do eat and they have on boards. no safety measures and officials bad control days. so that's why fred,

thanks you so much. good to see you again by the way, that was our correspondence. fred, move on. you in legal now let's take a look at some other stories. this our u. s. secretary of state antony blink and has wrapped up his 2 day tour of the middle east is visit to the region was in response to the conflict between israel and palestinians, mainly and gaza. lincoln met with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and palestinian leader my boss on tuesday before traveling to egypt and jordan on wednesday. he was president joe biden has ordered intelligence officials to deliver a new report on the origins of the covered 19 pandemic. within 90 days, the call comes amid called ongoing controversy over suggestions that the virus could have originated in a chinese laboratory. and the australian state of victoria will go back into a 7 day lockdown from midnight local time on thursday. a new outbreak of career virus infections was detected earlier this week and has surged to 26 cases. people

may only leave their homes for essential reasons, including getting back sedated. an investigation by the association, the associated press. a news agency has revealed that me on mars hunter, uses dead bodies to terrorize citizens into submission the investigation. uncover is the military's practice of clearing away bodies of people, shot dead by security forces, often in broad daylight to instill a sense of fear among people. activists say more than 800 people have been killed since protests began in february against the military's take over. some viewers may find some of the images in the following report. distressing images like this circulating on social media, osha, something similar. security forces taking away bodies of people who were shot

such unusual scenes of thought to become a pattern. what is new is that this is taking place on the street and in public view. and it is intended to create anxiety, uncertainty and alarm among the population most effective when it happens out in the open during the day, often filmed and shared on social media to verify the videos, devin long use of satellite images and google maps to compare topo graphical landmarks, he also tries to track down the original source. so many people are retreating and re posting media. that's originally circulated. and that in of itself presents a lot of challenges when it comes to verifying material. zoom in really close, lum,

worked at the human rights center investigation slap, which partnered with the associated press to analyze more than 2000 tweets and online images. the identified over a 100 instances where the military appeared to be using bodies of the dead. a wounded to inspire fear. the hunter did not respond to mediate inquiries. if individuals were can meeting that crime can be identified, it put them at greek legal liability in terms of crimes against humanity. than 800 people, the miasma had died in near daily protests. booth families are calling for justice and accountability for their loved ones.

and they hooked at one day, they'll be able to live free from fear themselves. and finally eric carl, the author of one of the world's most popular children's books. the very hungry caterpillar has died at age 91. karl's most famous book was published in 1969, using the simple words in bright colors that told the tale of a caterpillar with an insatiable appetite. she. during his career, carl wrote and illustrated more than 75 books. thanks for watching. the news

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