1000000 jews like microbes to be annihilated even 77 years after the holocaust hatred towards jews is still pervasive. a history of anti semitism this week on d. w. ah ah nasa releases the 1st full color images and the largest from the largest and most powerful space telescope ever launched. the revolutionary james webb telescope is designed to peer through the cosmos to the dawn of the universe. also one to show ukraine urges civilians in the southern region of have song to flee as its

forces prepare a new offensive to push out the russians. and was overs waste without fuel, by dirty tricks? world's most popular ride sharing app apparently drove these aggressive global expansion with extreme and at times underhanded tactics. even taking the french president. all right. ah i'm here in tilton. welcome to the program. we start with a cool for science, 13000000000 years in the making. the white house in the u. s. has revealed the 1st full color images taken by the james web space telescope. nasa says that the photo is the deepest look into the universe ever recorded. taken from orbit a 1000000 miles above the earth, the image is so the early stars and galaxies ever to be observed. the telescope,

a joint project between the u. s. canada canadian and european space programs, is expected to operate for up to 20 years. stefan simons joins us now from washington to talk about these images released by nasa. so, stephan, we seen images of our, of galaxies for decades now. so what so significant significant rather about these new images that you haven't seen him before. as you said, 13000000000 years, that's these images show you the beginning of the universe, the 1st stars, the 1st galaxies, all of that. and i'm telling you, you can basically almost feel the vibe in washington. about scientists been so excited. it's like a geek fast nasa geek fest the gas nasa leadership had the opportunity to see more pictures than we have seen now. just a few days ago and a nasa director said he was moved by what he saw so that from

a scientist they don't deal with emotions normally that who effects that anyway. so that is the, the, the big story here at the moment when it comes to the web and telescope. and that is that you can have a window into the history of the universe for the 1st time. and that's what everybody's very, very excited about. all right, so what exactly can the james web telescope do that other previous space helicopter telescopes rather can't well, as you mentioned before, it is 1.6 killer 1000000 kilometers or 1000000 miles away from earth. you know, the little brother off the web telescope was the hubble telescope. you remember everybody knows hubble telescope because it launched in the ninety's and it was shot or brought into the lower orbit of the earth. now lower orbit of the earth, you're and you won 1000000 miles away from earth. of course you get more and better in new data, new pictures when you're further away from the earth,

air than when you are closer to the earth. and of course technology developed in the last 3040 years. so nasa, and as you said, yes or isa and the canadians went to town with new technologies with this telescope, it's the most powerful in the world ever. so what type of long term discoveries are scientists hoping to make with the james woods web space telescope? i think the of the common sense is that they try to understand the origins of the universe better. they will be, you know, this is their pictures possible sneak peeks possible into the atmosphere of excell planets. right. let's now explain what the next planet is, but this is all fascinating stuff for scientists. they will get real data real images from what they have never seen before, what nobody has seen before, which helps them to understand the origins of the universe of the galaxies of solar systems, of what have you, planet, planet, systems, and so on. so that's how i can explain it. good luck with an expert expert who can

do this better visible. all right, we're going to leave it there that was done on simon's reporting to us. i from washington d. c. thank you. investigation now accuses goober of using underhanded tactics and ethically dubious practices to drive its aggressive global expansion with nearly cruise is not getting a 5 star rating these days after she left her job. as the european commissioner for digital affairs, she was explicitly banned from taking a position at cooper, but she did so anyway. cruise used her old contacts to lobby on behalf of uber, pushing to ease labor and taxi laws all over the you. i think with religous, it's wrong because she breaks the rules for an e u commissioner, and she's going to lobby for business while she just held a public position with in the european commission. that's bad. it's informal while she asked for permission and didn't get it yet. she continues to lobby anyway, dormant libya. the leeks also show that french president emanuel macros held

several undeclared meetings with uber executives. while he was economy minister from 2014 to 2016 house was his uniform, the opposition in parliament wants in investigation. wilson, the commission of inquiry from the national assembly will be able to question people in order to confirm what's true and what isn't in these cubic documents. but the legalization of uber sparked protests by taxi and labor unions. messages from the former oversee e o. travis colonic shows, he saw violence against over drivers in france as a way to gain public support for his tech company. according to the leeks, he texted violence guarantees success. the strategizing didn't end their uber also used a so called kill switch in its offices in several countries, which cut access to over servers and blocked authorities from grabbing evidence

during police raids. in a statement over acknowledged mistakes, but laid most of the blame on previous leadership working way. so junior is a tech and labor journalist, motherboard, vice, and joins me now from washington. so edward, it's not uncommon for european capitals mix very intensively and their economies and even pick favorite companies. i mean, paris owns part of car maker renaud after all. so what exactly is the scandal here? the scandal here is in part that hoover seem to have take advantage of the system to guarantee access or to build up access to political influential leads to media companies to briefly break the law, be excused for breaking the law and then work together to rewrite the law in its favor, and this is particularly scandal for a few reasons. one, you know, who was home from s p r campaign was that was an inherently disruptive company. but

as the lead show, as has been known since the reporting of this company from earliest days, they relied a lot on acting brazenly acting illegally. and then figuring out ways to justify it later on. right. and that these promises are used to get money to from investors, are used to re orient the priorities that he's had when he created a transit systems or funded them and restructured our daily lives on an idea. or as the whistleblower for who were said, a lie that was sold to consumers drivers, political leads, media companies, regulators. all right, now we're just, we're talking about the whistle over there. let's stay with him for a 2nd. he himself was a lobbyist for uber. was he not part of the problem and do we know why he actually chose to come forward now? yeah, of course it was a part of the problem, but i would say this entire system, this logging system is the problem, right? i mean, the reason why hoover and other companies have these sorts of cheat sheet lobby and

these playbooks, because they do understand that the way to bypass laws and to change the laws is to appeal to government officials. at the highest level, we have a system that i want to parts of the world encourages that and shrines as normal behavior, allowing corporations to bypass democratic processes. and as there was a warm cell, said he, he was part of something that was, you know, a moral that was wrong, that was deeply anti democratic. but that has gone into the point when you look at the labor conditions of these workers, how they're starving. other struggling to make ends meet, where there is no longer room to be silent on. this sort of issue. hooper says, now that it's a reform company, and if they actually a completely different company, in your opinion, is that a true statement? i think the key thing to look at is what has changed about when you were pointed to recommendations made by then attorney general eric holder about how to change the company values. what, how to change corporate governance and those changes have been made. but what about

the actual business model and the incentives of it still has the same core business model, which is to try to initially subsidize rides, bring passengers and drivers on to the platform. the price is cut, the pay that hasn't changed, nor have the incentive to do that. no, i have the labor was across most of the countries and cities that it operates. so it still has incentives to erode labor laws restructure regulations. and even if it is not doing it, and some of these more recently legal ways, it has figured out over the past decade of changing the law, how to make previously legal modes of operation. now we go and now now they're at the point where they don't need to act as recently as a legal because they have changed. all right, we're going to leave it there. i'm afraid that was edward and wasteful jr. thank you for your analysis. thank you. all right, and here's a quick look now at some more stories making news around the world. britain's conservative party as announced the procedure for choosing their new leader and

replacement for british prime minister boars johnson candidates will be whittled down to 2 and lawmaker ballad starting this wednesday. party members will then choose the winner. and with the new p. m to be announced on september 5th. and it's how can you help agencies are recommending a 2nd corona virus booster vaccination for people over 60 and the medically warrantable to counter a fresh wave of coven? 19 a 2nd booster for people over 80 was recommended in april. wifi as president wants to boost the country's defense spending and make military service compulsory for all citizens 18 to 27 years of age. as soon as next year, the proposals will have to be reviewed by parliament before taking effect. the native member has already committed to raising its defense budget in response to the russian invasion of ukraine. ukraine says russian shelling monday and the eastern city of hot cave has killed only 6 people and wounded dozens

more. as russia continues its grinding offensive and eastern ukraine, g of says moscow is stepping up attacks against civilian targets, including home schools and shopping centers. bits of this building was still collapsing when rescue workers pulled this woman out of the rubble with her apartment. and how keith was raining dust after russia attacked the city again with artillery rockets and tanks, many elderly citizens of ukraine have had to watch their homes crumble. all boon. would you boot and you are. what have you done? there are old people here and yet doing such bad things to them. you will burn in hell with that. that would would give you a higher deal. yes. i keep schools have also been hit hard. official say more than

180 have been lost to the war. dis, one was a boarding school for children who are visually impaired. boy dd 2 of my children study here. students one is 14, the other is 9 years old. still figure the father east in the city of chassis via russian rockets landed on 3 apartment building, killing several people. russia continues to claim that it is only attacking targets of military value. but try telling that to those people still walk into a mountain of trouble. brick by brick, in the hope of finding more survival back here in germany, lawmakers have new concerns about energy being used as a weapon. the biggest pipeline supply in russian natural gas to the country closed for 10 days of annual maintenance work for is in germany and across europe. however, true that moscow may keep the taps off to punish the westport support of ukraine.

leaders are now warning industries and households to prepare for gas shortages. gas has stopped flowing through the non stream one pipeline. it's meant to be temporary, but german authorities are worried when moscow will turn the taps back on indian slims the fire in the worst case scenario, if there really is no gas coming in from russia, a few parameters are crucial is and how fast we are with the liquefied natural gas terminals, the government is procuring how much gas we can save ourselves. there are several scenarios where we would end up in a gas emergency. we must do everything possible now to avoid that tom van duster for might be on a visit to the czech republic, germany's economy minister gave voice to his government's uncertainty about russia's intentions was, comes. i'm just to gaston hall, gas deliveries may resume and full to have even been statements from russia that effectively announced this, but deliveries my also reminded 0 because a mind,

a technical issue is discovered that cannot be repaired. we can assume that this is a pretext to keep the pipeline shot for before mark wonders. the maintenance work is scheduled to last for 10 days with no gas flowing through its most important pipeline. germany is waiting nervously to say what happens after that. you're watching the w news live from berlin. next up is business news with christy plots. and remember there's much more news on our website at c, w dot com. thanks for watching. we're all set to go beyond the obvious citizenship a minute. we're all live as we take on the we're full about the stories that.