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great sarcophagus, if anything he was proud of it was to be a steel walker, is his business to come with? who are the winners and losers? globalization, where do we stand? starts january 5th on dw. ah ah, this is d, w. news live from berlin, bone chilling temperature's in the united states. millions of americans hit snow, wind, and ice. massive arctic storm causes, road chaos mass. what cancellations, and where the warnings across the country also coming up. unrest an anger after
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a deadly shooting in central powers. 3 people were killed and several others wounded in an attack, targeting a kurdish cultural so ah, i'm anthony out walking to the program in what's been described as a deep freeze is stretching right across north america at the moment. the huge wind, a storm is distracting, travel plans causing power outages and putting pressure on homeless shelters. around 60 percent of the u. s. is under some kind of where the warning even the sunshine state of florida is priced for icy conditions. bitter blizzards and severe snow. we do not bode well for cross country christmas travel. and as america enjoy is a once in a generation storm, some
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a struggling to find the face of spirit. we don't know what's gonna happen whether or not they have extra flights for tonight or they're saying maybe they won't even have flights tomorrow. so it's christmas. it's like the weather outside truly is frightful and it's creating travel calles for the millions of people heated home for the holidays. more than 3000 flights have been cancelled many a stranded at airports during what is one of the busiest travel times of the tried like dozens and dozens of different airports. i called the airline and they tried, but there's like no availability. so after christmas, the severe cold isn't only a problem for air travel. driving is extremely treacherous with roads blanketed and snow and ice. the weather has left more than 1000000 homes without power. but conditions are especially dia for those who don't have any shelter. with the
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cold, one of the things that can be dangerous as people can be laying on the sidewalk or sleeping outside. and you don't always realize just how dire of a situation that you're in. it can be really easy for people to kind of dose off and fall asleep and unfortunately end up losing their lives because of the cold weather. more than 200000000 americans are under extreme, wither advisories, the national wither services. it's one of the largest warnings eva these satellite images revealing what santa could be up against and time for the big day. forecast as a warning that parts of the country could be on track for the coldest christmas on record. let's get more on this from matthew could purchase his that made you are older just based in washington dc. good to say, matthew a stop by asking what a flock way you are right now. yeah, most definitely. so me here in the nation's capital and temperatures are roughly
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dropped yesterday afternoon, eastern time. so we saw a morning. temperature is around 345 degrees celsius, plenty of rainfall. then aside during arctic front came through is our brief versus no garage, also snow pellets, and then suddenly those temperatures plummeted. all the moisture and airy roadways froze and the wind picked up gusting to about 70 kilometers per hour and actually knocking down a tree just as that the city and fortunately, killing a driver. now across the us, we're seeing the worse are pretty much every season. over the center us temperature is pointing back about minus 40 celsius. over the eastern u. s. strong winds gusting to near 100 kilometers per hour over upstate new york. visibility is literally down to 0. people can't see more than 3 meters away. and of course you have the snow as well in some places. you've got 150 centimeters awfully here in ontario at matthew with in tracking this storm for dice. now how severe it is, the storm turning out to be i think the biggest things is just really how big of
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a storm system it is. it's undergoing what we call bob, a chassis or rabbit, intensification. and what that means is basically it's evacuating so much air up and out of the center of the top like a chimney. they can 2nd more air from all sides. and that's why it's able to pull in the siberian air in the backside in the moisture in east side in between where you get that clash, you get the blizzard conditions. but really the fact that it's so big, close you both. 1600 kilometers across means, strong winds for at least half of the lower $48.00 the continuous united states. and that's why we're seeing so many flight delays up to about 2500 cancellation so far. and keep in mind, this is coming in a time when more than $110000000.00 americans ordinarily would be traveling 80 hours or more for the holiday. so really this is disrupting travel of the busiest travel week of the year. you painted a vivid picture of elliot thing a once in
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a generation stone. is this an anomaly though, or is a part of a larger pattern? now? that's a really good question. so i kind of want to talk about where this fits in. ordinarily when we talk about these bomb psych loans, we see them in like november through roughly april. that's really want to get go, especially towards a forest hat the season. we typically see in though, in areas where we call barrow literacy, which, which sounds like a fancy word essentially means a large temperature ratings are temperature. contrast your deserve yet to air masses kind of clashing, which is most common off the eastern seaboard of the united states. over the gulf stream, it's pretty rare to see one over land. so to see one over the great lakes is a typical, especially one, the strong. that said we do see them from time to time. so, well, i want to say that this is a novelist. it's not sort of a climate change, a cost thing may the religious matthew could purchase the in washington. they say thanks so much. thank you. french president
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amendment clone has condemned the deadly shooting in paris a which he says was a deliberate attack on the kurdish community. 3 people died in friday, shooting in the capital and several others were seriously injured. police arrested a 69 year old french citizen in connection with the attack. ah, paramedics rushed to take care of the wounded. the emergency services launched a large scale operation and central paris. after shots were fired in a kurdish cultural center, a restaurant, and the barber shop will have you gone that we saw holding on to a man a big older man. there were 3 people wounded in the barber shop. so some one asked me to ring an ambulance, so i called them and the police, the police, the suspected shooter, a 69 year old french citizen, was placed under arrest. the former train driver and hobby marksman is known to
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please. he's been charged with committing violence against foreigners before. after allegedly injuring to migrant. a year ago, he was released from jail early this month on the judicial supervision. french interior minister sher out our manager, visited the crime scene and said the attacker clearly wanted to target foreigners the more you may also do everything we can to clarify the details of the attack shudder. barry and the motive editor said don't get a good a 20 minute. he was over. it already seems clear. he manifest that. he acted alone . the more she said dominant announced that authorities would step up efforts to protect kurdish residence while he was visiting the center. clashes broke out between police and demonstrators with protesters throwing stones and police responding with tear gas. they doubly sonya found. the car has more on the underlying anger felt in the kurdish community which led to those questions. this attack comes, you know, nearly 10 years after 3 kurdish female act this well murdered in paris in january,
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2013. that included the co founder of the militant national go to stun workers, spotty, the picky key. and the judicial investigation into those murders is still ongoing in france. authorities, he'll have spoken of the involvement of the members of talking secret sciences. so i think there is a lot of anger among the kurdish community for, you know, at the police will feeling to protect them yet again fulfilling to solve those models 10 years ago. so i think emotions really running high among the kurdish population in france from paris now on to some of the other stories making headlines around the world. the opium, the investigators have confirmed in i found a report that faulty software caused the fatal crash. the boeing 737 max in 2019, or 157 passengers and crew died after the plane crashed just 6 minutes after take
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off. it followed the separate fido crash involving the same good months earlier and prompted a worldwide grounding of the plains. u. s. house of representatives has approved a sweeping $1.00 trillion dollar annual spending package. it includes $45000000000.00 in i'd to ukraine, as well as reforms to election laws. i aimed at avoiding a repeat of last year, storming of the capitol will now go to president biden, who is said he will sign it into china is battling a severe wave of cov, 19 infections at the moment, but authorities seem to be downplaying. the severity of the outbreak, despite the surgeon cases, they continuing to report no new debts. it's also believed the real number of infections sweeping the country is much larger than they're saying. with many health care facilities already severely strained. dozens of body bags
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at a funeral home in the city of chanting, infantry, china, the bodies of the deceased. keep arriving as the country grappled with the wave of corbet. 19 griffith hospitals are overcrowded. bitco with 19 beaches at this facility in shanghai. the nursing staff is overwhelmed with the large number of patients the other woman. for the past week, we have been receiving 180 patients with fever every day while before we only had 7 or 8 my china has only reported few debts since lifting. it's strict school which restrictions earlier this month helped experts see the figures do not reflect the true impact that the disease is having on china
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. van estimate suggest that up to $800000000.00 chinese could be infected in the coming month. almost 10 percent of the world's population. russian president vladimir putin as referred to his country's invasion of ukraine as a war for the 1st time and not merely a special military operation. in the press conference, prison said he hoped the conflict would end as soon as possible until now had insisted that russia was not why the war on ukraine. in response to his new statement, the us called on prudent to quote, acknowledge reality and pull russian troops out of the country. will you even listen to a little bit more of what the russian president had to say? now nasha to see our goal is not to spin. the fly will of military conflict, but on the contrary, to end this war mckinney, we strive for this and we will continue to strive when,
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when we think we will strive for an end to this and the sooner the better. the bill . as a question, jim was today, kim richard cypert and finally calling the invasion what it is a war. but how are we to understand this a was this justice slip of the tongue or delivered? we put that question that a doubly curse on the maria. come at us. well, i would say that it's a big deal. i just to remind you after moscow introduced her fake law legislation these march, the wood war has been essentially made illegal to even be pronounced or written. well, if put his wording was deliberate, it may indicate that the whole conflict is entering, at least in his mind, a bigger and more significant. her face responded to comes logic behind her can be we wanted it to be a short military operation. amy aiming as this specific military targets in ukraine in order to save russian speaking population into dumbass region. but for the past
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few months or the rhetoric is not just about saving russian, a speaking people in ukraine, but possibly about the resistance to the whole. an e to blog. so it's interesting that the warrant war has been part of the states tv vocabulary for a while now. when talking about nato sir, proxy war in russia are well putting under the state media is essentially trying to and to make russians and believe that it's a fateful moment for the country. it's survival. is it sake because the hostile was, wants to divide it once a divided, and we crusher so these can be an explanation why to why he use a are stronger and more accurate. ward, the sign that was the w correspondent. mother, you cut a massive or christmas eve is here, depending on where you are in the world and the world's best loved frequent flyer is not too far away. crowds gathered near the north pole in finland to see santa
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claus make one last appearance ahead of his annual journey site. nick said this year he received many letters from people, young and old, asking for plato. and it was time to take his slay and hit out on his mission. mission to vision is that children all over the world. i don't that that's all for now. coming up next, an episode of shift i joined the digital 9 that's taking on the world with why 5 and laptop i'll be back in 45 minutes with another stay up to date. don't miss our highlights. the d w program on line d, w dot com highlight the question of.

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