nothing, most of the leaders in the world take the threat seriously. but i think that i would also show you unlikely that prison food and the use a nuclear weapon, there is no battlefield advantage. or i'm not sure that the military would actually support it. and of course, it would be close to the united states not become directly involved if he used a nuclear weapon. and i don't think anybody in the problem was that. ok from a us military commander anthony advice, i would human rights best been hodges. thank you. thank you. and you are up to date here on dw speech and from one use at the top of the hour. ah imagine how many portion of lunch us heard out in the world climate change very hard to storage. this is my plan, the way from just one week how much was going to really get

we still have time to work. i'm going on with the thoughts they will grey. you will be with this week on world stories, debating head scarves in indonesia fighting over water in the united states.

we began in poland, where the nazis deported more than a 1000000 people to auschwitz, to be murdered. a collection tries to preserve the memory of the victims honoring those whose last steps led here the mountain of shoes at auschwitz, birkenau, especially those from little feet, is a sight. no one can forget. but few visitors to the former nazi death camp will have to remember what survivor aria pinsky does. this is all this last of these children. i'm wondering if some are from one of my siblings penske a recalls the day he and his family arrived here from his village and transylvania after days of inhumane transport. he was sent with his older brothers in a different line from his parents and younger siblings. pills grasped a boy who had been there longer, where he could rejoin his family when they came out after the shower. they'd been told they were taking a martha loaded up on him. so he said,

you don't know. and he pointed up to the chimneys and he said, see the smoke? that's where they came out earlier through yama. now 92, he frequently shares his story here and all over the world to help keep alive the memories of those who didn't make it. but the tangible remnants of their lives are crumbling, with age, even as preservation experts work desperately to save them. a new effort is underway now to restore 8000 shoes from children killed at auschwitz. it's called soul to soul funded in part by organizations like that of iter nationalists who calls this his duty to his grandmother who survived the holocaust of her one true that heard the words cinderella at the bottom when i thought who was the cinderella, miniature, and who are the princes in those shoes. and so the remarkable stories. and i really hope that we will to an exceptional job to draw those stories off. and most

importantly, to show them within firewall as one of just a handful of children to have left these barracks alive. aria pinsky lament that the world seems not to have learned the lessons of horrors past the meal given hates. it is still everywhere. you only have to see what is happening in ukraine with putin to understand the friend that is a dictator who can decide anything, anything can happen without call making sure these shoes survive isn't just to remember the children who didn't. it's to help guide the steps of those who will make tomorrow's decisions. and debate has broken out in muslim majority. indonesia should women and girls be given the choice to where the headscarf their job are report from jakarta shows just how big the opinion divide is to where he dropped or not official leads. every girls choice in indonesia like at this high

school in jakarta, the loose garment covering the head, neck, and chest is not part of the obligatory public school uniform. but when her daughter came home one day in tears after the teacher forced her to wear the religious covering this muslin mother had had enough. she complained to the regional parliament about what she called, he job bullying at the school to protect her daughter from more stigma. she asked to stay anonymous. after i failed to complained my daughter told me, many of her older female friends came forward and so part of her they were complaining that their where to forced to when he job back in the 7th. great. a, my mother, the politician who received the complaint, says that similar cases of intimidation that have been made public or just the tip of the iceberg. deep psychological distress is of the consequence. she's us, keep us at, we are really concerned about the level of intolerance and school,

and it's not just the children that have been bullied iep, even some teachers were forced to wear that he general legal, mcculloch say, you look more beautiful, or you will go to heaven, if you where it is, this can be very traumatizing. what men barely ever since the early 2, thousands, most of indonesia, provinces, and dozens of cities have gradually mandated the job. the rule effects over 150000 schools including this primary school in southern. so busy teachers here say parents have been very supportive of the new regulation gala. it is mandatory in islam. he we are trying to introduce the he jumped to the girls as early as possible, even though they haven't reached puberty yet. this way there won't be any problem when the time comes for them to wear it. the dakota educational authority disagrees . a joint degree on school uniforms by the indonesian government recently even

banned public schools from making religious attire mandatory. the move followed national outreach over non muslim students being forced to cover their hair. and yes, some teachers believed that girls must where he job. but that is not part of our regulation. i think there is no obligation to where the job as part of the school uniform. if you are a muslim, as of when it's a matter of choice for the student and their family. while the central government's position is clear, indonesia supreme court has revoked the decree in support of local autonomy. how far religious freedom actually goes is now in the hands of the countries provinces . in the case of the takata high schooler, the teacher has since apologized for years, the american southwest has been suffering from

a drought affecting millions. locust depend on the colorado river which can no longer feel reservoirs. farmers fear for their livelihoods, and cities need to adapt. good. the expensive fountain border display in front of so called sin cities. i county koto bellagio be a thing of the past soon. know at least not yet. but as the entire southwest region of the u. s. is facing a mega drought water or not having enough of it anymore has become a big problem for las vegas and the entire state of nevada. we're meeting with christian gear like a community activists and senior representative of national environmental organization. the sierra club christian wants to show us a place called echo bay, within what is known as lake meet national recreational area, just a few miles east of las vegas. hardly anybody ever comes really the echo bay. unfortunately, it was a very popular spot, so popular, in fact,

it had an airport. but as you can see, the water levels dropping so dramatically. it's affected the economy of the area. there are not people coming out to visit and recreate as much here in eco bay. eco bay is not the only spot falling victim to the lower water level. tear lake meet created by hoover dam is the largest man made water reservoir in the u. s. in terms of water capacity, however, the reservoir is water level has dropped visibly by unprecedented amounts in recent years. as christina, top flight attendant from germany visits hoover dam, she is alarmed by what she observed. i think the bell should have rang long time ago unless it should keep on ringing and something has to be done about it. absolutely. it is very dangerously long and we actually up a flight through. so we flew over here days ago, and just to see it also from above 40000 feet, i can show you pictures. it's unbelievable. meets water level, shrink by

a whopping 150 plus feet in the last 40 years, an ever growing so called white beth top ring here and at other reservoirs would have devastating effects for all us states in the lower colorado river basin for tens of millions of people and hundreds of thousands of businesses in nevada, arizona, california, and even in mexico. fixing this problem requires understanding where it starts in the rocky mountains, due to global warming, mild winters, don't produce enough snow. meld any more for the colorado river to carry down stream into lake mead and built the solution. unprecedented cuts in water use strict water conservation and ultimately the de corporatization of our economies. not a can do any longer, but a must. do experts say ah, our last chip is to the u. k. the nation known for its pin striped suits the

pandemic has taken its toll on london's taylor's. but a proper gentleman still cares about how he dresses in london saville row, where men's wear meats tradition. james slater opened his shop here in 2008 before that he was a banker. now he offers custom tailored suits primarily for the office. and he was doing good business until the pandemic. generally tabor business obviously took a in i took, took a huge hit report about 80 percent down in revenue. and since i'm looking it's it's, it's been incredible. and very few people remain the same shape. ashley low down a one on the one on the health care co in i they sat back and became lazy and older . lots of takeaways it was nothing else to do. oh, so in other ways the locked downs helped fashion changing physics meant new

wardrobes. james slater's employees have never been busier. after months or even years in lockdown. well, many gentlemen feel like trying something new. something a bit looser and more comfortable. but fashion starts before stepping out the door with ropes of velvet and silk with entrepreneur marcus davis might easily where something like this to a business meeting with a pandemic, a thing, things have gotten more casual. you might even say more fun. so at least for me, this is a way to express my style in a way that doesn't feel so formal shirt and tie, but still gives you that genocide quote. i even now it still takes a special kind of spirit to go for iridescent magenta rose and

yet the traditional dark business suits had become quite rare. and downtown london this summer, the english gentleman preferred a more casual look. it's all to do with a yearning for frieda, says fashioned blogger, i'll expect. and with the hope the lockdown are now a thing of the past, the business suit is having quite a tough time. but that does something. i think something quite exciting. because if men no longer have to wear the suitors uniform, they can use the suit as a tool to express themselves. so what we're seeing in london, what we've seen over the last year and a half or so, is a big d corporate thing of the suit. the suitors become much less corporate and much more of a lifestyle garment. it's a different type of coffee than you'd normally buy. and so james sleeter needn't worry that his crowd will go out of fashion. yeah, looks,

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