me know, yes, yes, we can hear you and how long is germantown? we bring you to a mac or you've never had this whole, right? just so with what is what it was to is medical really what we talk to people who follow along the way. admirers and critics alike and how in the world, how for woman's taking her to join us the macros last, the me here watching the w news. asia, hong kong government has banned the cities. annual remembrance marking when chinese soldiers shot down students around chinaman square in 1989. residents worry this is yet another attempt to reshape and rewrite this. these traditions and history for pro democrats, the states, the high that's going beyond the requirements are common and also go to

the heart of what hong kong where we still have to fight right in the hot weather we us. so this is where we can still get stuff, freedom by our own action. and we take a closer look at hong kong, blast opposition, media outlets, and its chances of survival in a more authoritarian climate. the me i melissa chan, thanks for joining us for 30 years. the only place in china where you could commemorate the 1989 chinaman square student movement and killings was in hong kong . but this year and last, officials have banned the vigil in yet another move to curtail civil liberties in the territory for several weeks leading up to june. 4th, the square had become a focal point for protests against economic hardship and corruption. students also

gathered to demand democratic rights and freedoms from the communist government. but as the crisis continued, chinese leaders decided to send in troops to crush the demonstration. footage of one lone man standing in front of a line of tanks has become one of the most enduring symbols of the crackdown. no one knows exactly how many people were killed. some say 100 other thousands. many of the 1400000000 people in china today, especially those under 30 years old, raised by propaganda and patriotic education, has no idea. all this happened. it has been up to hong kong to preserve the memory of the event and prevent b. james complete, we writing or rather erasure of history, but those who choose to do so. now face danger. for over 3 decades, a sea of town to live in hong kong has kept the events of 989 to live the cities

annual vigil, a symbol of defiance. i'm thinkable on mainland china. but now even handing out candles is heavily policed. weeks ahead of the 32nd anniversary, the organization, hong kong alliance, headed by child hang term began promoting the annual commemoration. it will be the 1st and staging, impose the national security more here. people are even more support to our se, but the support is less expressive, is actually going beyond just the remembrance of cameron is also go to the heart of what hong kong, where do we still have the fight fighting the hot weather? yes. so this is where we can still piece of our pre freedom by our own action. also we share the space with the people who are already arrest but their hands a largely tied police have banned the vigils for the 2nd year in a row, fighting covered safety restrictions. although other mass gatherings like concerts

and football matches have presumed just 2 days before the anniversary, the alliances june, 4th museum, a museum commemorating the events of $989.00 was close down due to a licensing investigation by the authorities. many of the organisations leading members are in jail for protesting, including chairman lead shook. yeah. and we spoke to the veteran activist shortly before he was sentenced to 18 months in prison. we are in the darkness we are like in a tunnel, but if everyone still come up with a candle that the spirit that we are looking for. i believe in the people hong kong we listen truth. make sure that the hong kong people know that we never give up, even though maybe we have to go to jail for the alliance and child hang tone. it is not just about commemorating the protests of $989.00,

but about being able to defense, to be able to call for an end to one party rule. but democracy protest and now labeled as the version by aging. it could be a reason to outlaw the activism and the alliance itself. we are not south, i think there's no question that they go from one to replicate. it's not insisting on some slogan awesome from principal there, which is what we are doing. sincerely fighting for the end of one day. we will always do that with it. so it's kind of, one of i just like was the one that the slogan rid of this happened. so now over as it's a long way away, it depends on how hot recent research right work is that the alliance is june. 4th museum have begun preserving the piano and square exhibits in digital format. if china continues to close down, all avenues of physical protests in hong kong, moving historical evidence to an online museum may end up being one of the last

remaining ways of showing resistance. joining us as glacier quang a hong kong activist in exile here in germany, glacier when you can't commemorate it, becomes an attack on historical memory. how much do you think paging is trying? not just you raise cannon completely, but to rewrite hong kong recent history, i have a child trying afraid best to actually revise hong kong katie and especially about what's happening in the past 2 years. for example, recently a lot of documentaries, a news program made by the government funded broadcast service rtc which is no independent and critical assessment of what happened in the movement. what is the government doing to move in, in general, and the documentary and neutral comes up, being taken down from on why. and there are actually not a philosophy, civic, i've been trying to be written what happened during a movement through issuing press statements or saying that whatever the products

are claiming or actually interact. so i do see a pattern of hong kong, young men replicating what they have been doing for 32 years, trying to rescue the cover at what actually happened and do you think they will succeed with this? or will we see interesting ways people will try to fight back of it? i do not think based on what succeeded, how can government would succeed. because hong kong are known to be very creative when it comes to a risha, a kind of white terror, or essentially ships. for example, a lot of hong kong are, are looking into the possibility of building an archive. all of this new show rooms that i just talked about, that will be taken down. and there are people trying to use technology like watching to actually archive what actually happens so that it cannot be temporary or changed by the government. and even if all of these means fail, we always have a memory, like the struggle of man against power is a struggle, is memory and forgetful. and i think we are so determined to remember all of the,

remember what actually happened, then they and hong kong are making stops and passing on the trees. and so going back to this channel men vigil, it becomes connected to the greater hong kong protest movement. we've seen the last few years. tell us a little bit about that glacier. i was actually personally not very involved in the virgil's in victoria park. i was usually part of other deals that are happening in different places at hong kong because when i was younger, i cannot convince myself to buy into the concept of building a democratic china. is that still kind of different but, and these 2 years in 2019 june for if virtue is actually one of the most peaceful and most so called lawful assembly that will have as a form of resistance. but now this very peaceful virtue was bad and was not allowed in the name of corona, but we all know as being electrical. and so if we do not defend the rights for

people assembly and either rooms for and the staff also tied, he would be taking away from me as well. so it's been very important and for these 2 years. so i did attend the virgil last year at victoria eventually. now this conversation about history and memory brings up the issue of the role of the media . and they say that journalism is the 1st rough draft of history. now we see position newspaper, apple daily under attack. i want us to take a look at this report. and then i want to get back to you with a follow up question. of who daily a tabloid newspaper that has taken on an efficacy role in the fight for hong kong democracy. as paging titans, it's creep on the cities. freedom. many still fear their future if know hanging by a thread keeping up spirits. a challenge for the editor in chief, why he found a lie. 3rd, apple is still here, even if our found human lie was arrested. if i'm arrested,

we should continue to do journalism. it will be a big news story. daily, already made headlines last year, when found a jimmy light was arrested from his office on challenges related to the 2900 pro democracy protests. he was sentenced to altogether 28 months of jail. me. authorities froze his assets under deter terese national security law. and other blow to the media company. at the same time, the local government says it's working on the legislation to take what it called this information hatred and lies. the series of events led to widespread beliefs that the apple daily will soon face a ban. many into pro democracy camp fear they will loose home council, last opposition paper, li monument. all or you might have assumed that we will be shut down, that the government will find trouble with us. but as i discussed with my

colleagues as editor in chief, i cannot take these political elements or rumors into accountable operations all the toilet supposedly all locked into our commonwealth. but opperation have become increasingly difficult. reporters with our borders ranks hong kong press freedom at 18 out of 180, a freefall over the past decade. despite shrinking media freedom, the newsroom vows to, as it puts it, report news as usual from business as usual. glacier, if apple daily ceased to exist, what, what that mean for hong kong in terms of that 1st rough draft of history it would be addressed as a blow to the freedom of depression. hong kong,

as i uphold abc to exist or offer age, because apple daily was known to be hong kong summer credit tap, like it is one of the most so called media that is so supportive of democratic movement in hong kong. and why know that very little media that is doing his job as a journalist that are independent and not inclined to the government. and it would be definitely the test cases, the test, the freedom of trust in hong kong right now. and if i was shut down to credit down on that, that would be that would be a very strong signal that the freedom to pass at hong kong has really sees that for now. there are still room for media to report on criticism on the government and so on under a national util. it has been increasingly difficult. but the blow to apple daily operation would definitely say no. the death of glacier quang. thank you so much for joining us. that's it for today. we leave you with another look at archive

footage of the crackdown by the chinese military on june. 4th, 1989. thank you for watching and goodbye. the all the the live in language courses, video and audio. anytime, anywhere the b, w media center, how many turn out in the world right now,

the climate change. very call the stores. this is watch list the way from just one week. how much was can really get we still have time to go. i'm doing all this system scribe movie. it's like the photographer under it as gorski makes art work that question the world we live in and itself for millions of years. the world's most expensive photographer takes us through a retrospective of his own work coming up on arts and culture. but 1st, the can film festival. the biggest film festival in the world is finally returning

. after more than 2 years. organizers announced the festival line up thursday morning, including the openings film i met by director laos, carfax, and starting adam driver and my young. yeah. are see, and the festival starts next month and already it's a huge cause for celebration in the film industry after last year's festival was canceled due to the pandemic can count wait, that was the message. as festival directs is announced that this year's cinematic line up another step towards returning the film industry to its pre cove. it glamour. we've proven that cinema is not dead hall. the extraordinary and triumphant return of audiences to cinemas and france and around the world was the 1st good news. we can festival will be the 2nd good news.

seen him up before the pan demik, the vessel pulled in 40000 people a day. this year, only about half that number is expected. the big difference in this year is that you can find a room on even so the festival is coming back with a bang and a program packed with big names. and d, w reporter mike creek has been following the scoops on this years. can film festival. mike, let's talk about these big names. who are we talking about? you mentioned already. if you go to the foster will be shown panel will present his movie as a director home any stop when they really when they are really coming and they all expect them to come. this will be a big party. another film of the competition is the french dispatch by west anderson and when that cost of that movie will arrive in july, you will have millions of because like friends smith dominic ban murray all tell us

when and, and so on and so on. so many stars has movies lately, and the film was inspired by the end of the laugh to the same magazine. the new yorker, it's a crazy story. very funny, very dramatic. and we've got a clip. the french dispatch, loud odyssey the voice of his route, each animation from the naked cell block a hobby. i want to buy and yes it is the noise with us. yes, in short, the pitcher was the some of the me. so that's premier in the can film competition and a lot of people have been waiting to see that movie for over a year. now mike, i can't wait for that, but some of the directors are really holding back that from us just to to wait and to show them in can tree piano, for example, is a movie by 90 ball at drama,

from italy, also the competition. and this is also very charming side of the con, some festival program, because it's always a mix. they're trying to combine the really big names of the movies with the underdogs. so it's really a celebration of cinema. let's talk about how this is going to work in the midst of a pandemic. is this going to be a normal can, or how are they going to deal with the virus? the plan is that the audience will really see the movies in the cinema and everything is prepared for the visitors already. of course, they have to wear mosque and need to be tested negative. that will be test stations every land open the whole day. also everybody should be dressed up as usual and took seattle and go guns even in july when the sun is burning. so that's, that's one aspect that seems not to attract about all of this. okay. one of the big controversies over the last years has been with netflix can won't show their movies

or maybe netflix won't follow cans rules. what's going on there? have they worked it out? no, no, netflix, no, netflix production income comes stick to the rule and that films in the competition must have a local cinema release and is not. they are not allowed for the competition despite ongoing conversations, but in come and netflix they, i'm still not able to bridge the differences. so point, so those netflix movies are going to other festivals and i see maybe the festival in can. this is what's the most trust again and the announcement of the program is all about cinema and cinema is not that this is his message. ok. and cinema. not just streaming. thank you, mike krueger. well, reality can only be shown by constructing it. at least those are the words of german artist and a s gorski. the most expensive photographer in the world, has digital manipulated photo cell for millions of euros. and right now they also

fill almost an entire floor at the museum of fine arts in life. take the city where he was born or a double look back at the work of the past years and german history, angular medical and her 3 treatise, s as as german chancellor face a red screen. the copy of the mail from bonded looking at a painting by bonnet, newman, which actually hangs in the museum of modern art in new york is photographed here. that's important because most people don't know it or no it from pictures, but he has a very sick surface that it's important that it's a real painting and not just a great warm hyper water beaten such as photograph is cold review. the entire light, ex admission is just that a review. i look back at the world capitalist society and the artist.

andrea gorski spent 2 weeks putting together and organizing over 60 works from 35 years. each tiny detail is important in the pictures themselves and in the presentation this time, especially because girl ski was born in like take me too much and i look, this is of course already emotional, exhibiting here in leipzig for the 1st time because my father and grandfather both worked, photographers here and had the studios here. and so we researched and discovered many new photos of these are my grandfather's been financially? you saw them yesterday for the 1st time, my friend his own house. these are photos of the models on and so we come full circle because i also had to build things, design things all my life. so i had to smile when i discovered these photos. and

once you put it in big trouble, boundary as gorski was barely a year old when his parents fled communist east germany for the west arriving. and so doth $955.00. his father, very good ski became claimed advertising photographer. his son, however, has no ambition to follow in his footsteps. ah, benefits would have been the last thing i would have imagined becoming a photographer. after graduating from high school, i did my civilian service and i still didn't know what to do professionally because i couldn't think of anything. in the end i studied photographer in essence. and then at the also door academy, the greatest gorski studied at the famous academy of hillary becker, who became known for the photos of industrial architecture. stevens people rarely

appear in gust pictures. it's always about them about the traces they leave behind in architecture. and in the landscape me on this page, it was night and we were talking and lost in thought again idle down at the ground and there was a car approaching and the low beams and all of a sudden this image appeared. and although the images so abstract, you kind of still feel some think of the civilization girl ski photograph tokyo from an express train then contains numerous photos into one st. louis, treeless sea of houses, man and the reshaping of the world buck ski's main theme. the self importance of this cruise ship, monstrous and lifeless gorski composes his pictures like

a painter. he removes condenses straightens. it's not the seeming, the authentic the interest him, but reality is what is true, what is reality? a writer who writes in prose can also do the world, reproduce it, and you will never ask the question, what are you writing here? did you see it somewhere exactly like that? i could photograph that right from the same position now, and it would become a completely different off the role. there is no one view. in addition to the skis, overwhelming images of the traces of our existence only reveal the view of the world . at 2nd glance to the bottom of the sea. now that's where british sculptor james declares taylor clears away trash and replaces it with art. his latest sculptures in the south of france way over 10

times a piece. the cause for this museum is flooded. the, the underwater museum on the french riviera is now inviting visitors to dive into the collection ah, to sculpt jason, because taylor spent more than 4 years creating his project, which is also intended to create new habitats for marine animals. and ah, taylor has been creating hon. it's a scotch apart around the globe for 15 years. the world's oceans already home to over a thousands of his works,

whose appearance changes over time. within a matter of hours, you can see the small changes starting to occur. a week later you see a film of green algae cover the whole piece. then you start to get sponges, you get carls forming fish will start to hide within the next and cranny and a lot of the textures and formations that the things that the human hand kit ever produce. so that's so detailed a minute jason, because taylor has plans for many more underwater museums in the red sea or the polar regions. for example. you know, i hope that work in the water is a way for us to, to look at natural environment very, very differently. you know, it's, it's not something that we know commodified or resource the, you know, we can, so it's actually, you know, natural space this into connected with everywhere on our planet and borders and,

and delineations just don't matter under water. ah. and it's been great having you with us for this edition of arts and culture from work. check out our website anytime. take care to see you next to the the the me the the

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ah the, the news . this is the deputy news line from the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. these days in office appear numbered after opponents agree to form a coalition that could asked him. israel's longest serving leader netanyahu has signaled he's not going down without a fight. also on a show phase of a catastrophic oil, still grow inter lanka as the countries worst. marine disaster expands

a container ship carrying chemicals and plastics. but for days and build it, cargo is now thinking we'll get the license. ah i'm anthony. how looking at the showed we started israel, where benjamin netanyahu is fighting for his political life. 12 years after he 1st started as prime minister netanyahu has called on broadway. walmack is to block any coalition from taking office, but he could be unseated in a matter of days. your home? a position leader? yeah. the peter from the yes. a t t or future party has put together a coalition of hotties from right across the political spectrum. in the hopes of forming a new government and one of the deal hotline religious nationalists, nestali bennett, would initially become prime minister. this is the man who might lead israel for the next 2 years. natalie bennett has made his political career with provocative

statements that established himself to the right of outgoing pm benjamin netanyahu . this is him last year. you have a whole lot of show we will not allow the israeli government to recognize the palestinian state under any circumstances. we will not allow israel to hand over even a centimeter of land to the arabs. this is what we are here for. to guard the land of israel will ship them either. but bennet is also a generation younger than that. yahoo has broken with allies on the religious right on the role of religion in public life. he's also comparatively liberal and gay rights and other issues. bennett is the son of american immigrants to israel. he made a fortune in high tech before jumping into politics in 2013, revamping the right wing subtler party jewish home model. he served as secretary of defense, and secretary of education under netanyahu. bennett would bring very little public

support to the role in 2019 elections. jemina party received no mandates. and in the most recent round, that one just 7 out of the $120.00 seats in the connected. i think it's a bit of a disgrace that someone who is elected with only 7 mandate is the person who decides the fate of the country. i think that it's good for is although i'm from the left side. i believe that the new prime minister will unite israel because it is now divided into many pieces. and we need to change bennett his promise to work for all israelis. not just his supporters then shallow because of the government like this will succeed only if we work together as a group. not i, we are not. we will bring back the we was his real secret weapon. the day of its foundation. call on the floor. got with them or not the candidates, lemon,

shallow bennett would have his hands full guiding a coalition that spams the entire political spectrum. and israel would have its 1st taste of the post netanyahu era, for as long as it left. for more on the story, i'm joined now by political and leo analyst, the ashamed lindsey the fellow at the century foundation and joined us from television. welcome, nestali bennett has been described as an ultra nationalist. if the governor treated those valleys, what would that hope? what would that mean to hopes of resolving is israeli palestinian conflict? well, it would maybe help resolve the israel palestinian conflict in the eyes of israeli right wing national. i just want to point out that the bennett horn was among the 1st israeli politicians in modern times. you actually actively campaign on an ex thing large portions of the west bank as far back as lead 2012 long before mister

and then yahoo was actively advancing and an explanation plan from april 2019. so bennett would be happy to resolve the conflicts based on annexation, but that isn't going to happen anytime soon. i think when you asked about resolution, you were primarily talking about negotiated agreements with the palestinian probably based on on the 2 state solution or something like it. it doesn't look very official for the prospect of that kind of solution. because nationally, bennett and his party is basically dead gen tuesday, pollution and he's not the only one in coalition. you don't, our party all new hope is a break away from the could. he's been a little bit less clear on exactly what he wants, but it seems that he is not exactly a supporter of the palestinian state next to israel. and so they won't be the more hard line aspects of the coalition. we shouldn't remember that necessarily, but as you pointed out, you will be 1st in a rotation for prime minister, but with 60 in the coalition doesn't have 17 because one of his people on his

list defected from this last and you know, the coalition is made up of 61, members, he is still a minority and i don't, you know, we have to contend with competing views of a number of other parties who may have somewhat different views. but i don't see any big breakthroughs coming through for these really helped me in the say the path forward is complex on that front. already, as we saw at the top of our bows and people celebrating in the streets, the end of netanyahu's era, they perhaps underestimating this man's political survival skills. well, that is the question. everybody's trying to figure out. i mean, many people have bought this one. yeah. who was the wrong leader leaving the country a stray for so many years that the idea of getting him out 3rd seemed like somewhere between the session and impossible. and so yes, some people are celebrating. but 1st of all, there is still a procedural hurdle in the past, it was simply a technicality,

which is the swearing in by the snippet. a boat that takes place some days after somebody announces that he has where she has been able to form a government in this case is even that is becoming politicized. the person who has advanced mode is the chairperson of the speaker of the asset who is of the could and yahoo lawyer. and he is expected to drag out that process longer than usual in the hopes that buying more time might allow at yahoo to convince some of the makers from the parties that have agreed to go into the coalition. not to go into the coalition and change their votes, they would need a quite a number because it's not a matter only of having one fewer than 61 vote, which is a majority needed to a majority for the coalition. they would have to reduce the number of boats and supported that party to fewer with confidence those the non no vote, because all you need is a simple majority government. so i think that it would be hard for me to actually carry down at this stage. but not in the analysts valley seamless. thanks so much

off the coast of sri lanka, a massive cargo ship is sinking as it drops into the ocean over $1000.00 containers of chemicals. a going down with the experts fear the she scale of the environmental disaster. if all of the cargo was lost, already, local authorities say did fish, turtles, and plastic debris, a covering nearby coastlines, the, the flames may have been put out. but authorities in sri lanka, the, the worse maybe yet to come there preparing for a possible oil spill from the m. b express po, which is thinking of columbus main hub, may never know if the ship thinks the oil on the ship will leak to the ocean. and the beach and our fishermen will lose their job. we cannot allow that. you get updated in the behind is happy then the local residents are ready reeling from the

disaster. billions of plastic pellets have washed ashore, prompting a fishing band and concern for the environment. for the ship is causing environmental damage in the local area. it's fuel is mixing with the sea water that increases the mercury level in the fish and the water. so we can't really eat the fish. what am i will have them in the whole system. it does them in the ocean. it does live in beam and fish, and lisa had been destroy the vessel which was ablaze for 12 days, had nearly 350 tons of oil in its fuel tanks. tons of toxic nitric acid was also in its cargo, among other chemicals. a criminal investigation has now been launched into the

country's worst maritime environmental disaster. okay, let's take a look now. some of the other stories making news around the world. health ministers from the g 7 group of industrialized economies, a meeting in oxford, england. it's a symbolic location. as research as that oxford university developed a covered 19 vaccine together with the pharmaceutical company, astrazeneca ministers are discussing the prospect of joint protection against future pandemic and sharing vaccines with poor countries. these top corners were big gemini for filing to clean up do here in its cities. european court of justice has ruled that between 201-2016 germany quote, systematically and the system violated the maximum permit. the levels of nitrogen dioxide building is now compelled to take action or it could face if the phones now, what would you do with a handout of $1200.00 euros?

no strings attached every month, the 3 years? well, 122 lucky people in germany are about to find out as a highly anticipated basic income experiment gets underway. the w report, a public, all the alias has been following this project. i probably, he's behind the some what exactly which hoping to find out. right, well this is a partnership between the german institute for economic research here in berlin and the nonprofit my basic income association. there are also other partners involved too. and there are also sponsors behind at the study, and they, over a $140.00 pounds and private individuals are providing monthly donations, which will pay for it this basic income. so the study, what it's going to do is look at the chosen people. you mentioned the 122 people in the project who will be given this money. i'm going to look at how they spend this . will they save it? will they stop working? will they work less? will they donators? so that's what they're going to take a look at, and they also look as well, a people stress levels by looking at hair samples. in fact,

now the money has already started to be as already been handed out. so it's the whole project is, will say, well and truly underway. so we'll wait and see what happens over 2000000 people applied. how would i, pete? right, well they were 122 chosen and it was originally open to anyone over 18. and then what they did was they chose people in one person, household, and only people aged between 21 and 40. now this is an age group where normally you finish your studies, you maybe start a family, you might start your career, you might change your career. and what they decided to do is choose a demographic group where the results will be the same. so they wanted the same demographic group, they didn't want someone who is 21 and then someone who is 60, because you might, it might not actually give you the best results. and the incomes as well. of these people range from between $1200.00 euros and $2600.00 euro's net per month. and then there's another group of people who are 1300 who weren't given the income and but they're also involved in this group. and they're also going to be quest,

ask questions as well to see how they react over the next 3 years. they being the control that could the results of a private study like this actually go on and influence government policy, or is this theoretical financial science as well as you know, over the pandemic. we've seen the weaknesses that have taken place within, you know, economies across the european union, in fact, across the world. there have been many countries in the you actually debating, introducing a basic income and also proposing it, you know, they're being groups proposing it to the you to introduce it across the block. we've seen that in switzerland that was put to the people in referendum. they rejected it. it's been used as well in finland put in a specific group of people who were long term unemployed. they were giving a basic income. and after that, the participants were, were happier and more relaxed because of this basic income critic say though it may actually have a negative effect and may mean that some people don't want to work as much. but actually studies have shown the people who are given the income, the majority of them, if they were given,

would continue working. so i suppose until the results of the studies come out, it's very difficult to know really what would happen and how you behave in the 1st week as opposed to 6 months later exactly public families. many things that old merican football amana fell has a great to end racial discrimination in settling concussion bosses from play is the lake has been using a formula that assumes black players have lower cognitive function, injury, practice, known as race. normally, it's been used to work out the amount of compensation play is due to brain injuries suffered while playing football in the field plays full as a civil rights civil rights lawsuit from su, blank form, a place tennis down top said as body as were tied injured during his 2nd round match at the french open, instead of him who took the toddler in paris in 2019 quick with the left injury on his departure, follows that of another. the title hopes and you'll be stuck,

withdrew after to speak of the media are coming up next on the w business news with rob watts. and we'll be back with more we'll use at the top of the out with feel down. don't forget, you can get all the latest headlines on our website at any time of the day. that's to be found at the w dot com for now. and anthony howard, thanks for watching the news. the news in german whiskey anytime in the new video and event we have

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