[000:00:00;00] ah ah ah, this is the w slide from berlin. ukraine calls for more heavy weapons from the west of the russia attack on april. rescue teams are still searching for 29

people missing in the wreckage over the apartment building. 40 are confirm dates. that number is expected to write. also coming up at the world economic forum that kicks off in davos switzerland with the war in ukraine. the climate prices and fears of a global recession taking sentence. just the biggest annual migration of people has begun in china as hundreds of millions, travel to their home towns to celebrate the lunar new year holiday. but health experts are already warning it could bring the search in cove it 19 infections. ah, i'm gab alphas welcome to the program in ukraine, the death toll from a russian missile strike on an apartment building is expected to rise past 40 today

. rescue workers in may pro are still searching for 29, missing people in the rubble. but chances of finding survivors are slim, you craigs president, is calling for faster deliveries of heavy weapons from the west. in the wake of the attack, which he describes as a war crime, another body recovered from the rubble. rescuers say they have little hope of finding any one alive under this mess of twisted concrete, but they keep up the search. any way for 19 year old boyfriend was a lot of see donna james, that we are not giving up hope of finding any one alive they share. the 1st group is looking for the dead. yellowstone will help with that to actual place with multiple more them more, but not only them of those who were rescued were rushed to hospital motion with you . there are 3 people on the ward,

including the 19 year old woman. they were admitted with wounds after the explosion, to our in our ward with relatively severe condition, was borrow trauma and head trauma. first, you bought all more living at either woolly across the road from the apartment block neighbors and relatives pay their respects to the dead. and try to process their grief along with it, it could have been any of us in that place. people, children, this is a community reeling from profound loss. in all of that one story of hope, this man's elderly mother was rescued from the building unharmed. then he found his cat, a small comfort in a time of tragedy. earlier i spoke with a correspondence, sonya fall nigger and keith. well,

the search and rescue operation has continued overnight in that south central city off denise road. there are several people on accounted for, but of course, as they saw in europe, what hopes are fading, a fighting survivors under the rubble after you know, 3 nights in sub 0 temperatures. and of course, the dead torn is rising by the hour, dozens of people in hospital including children. we've also seen a huge outpouring of help from villages in and around knee pro denny pro. you know, that there have been reports here in the media of municipalities willing to take in the hundreds of people who have now become homeless. and then also report to some of the residents affected or internally displaced. people, you know, people who have fled from regions like headphone and cod, keith and move to disney pro. and i think for them this experience is especially traumatic losing everything are all over again. and you queens, deputy defense mr. anomaly are, has said that the missile that hit that building is a russian x 22, a ballistic missile. right. after that attack, we saw statement when ukraine's air defense forces saying they do not have the means,

the equipment to detect or shoot down these types of missiles. so that has raised a lot of concern, you know, and, and, you know, strengthened calls for the rollout of advanced air defense systems like the patriot from the u. s. so yeah, you ventured out in the dark, in the capital, key of where city authorities have restricted public lighting with serious consequences for people out on the streets. let's have a look at your report. during the day, despite the war, the ukrainian capital can look and feel quite normal. but as night falls key if slips into almost darkness. streetlights are off at many crossings, traffic lights as well. the dark mix it down, right, risky. those on the streets,

booked on books for the food delivery service in keith, taking orders to customers around the city. go few isn't until 11 pm. so much of his work is in the inky talk. over there grow the solar washer work has become much tougher because of the lack of light is certain futile. it's hard to ride in the dark oscar. yeah. and if a person doesn't have reflectors in them, i just can't see them. so. sure. all the ones that you have to be careful because they could be people on the street assuming that the kids were booking and they were potholes and opened drains, which you could fall into their mortgage. luther motor booth a yamazik with their for their shorter both with griffin look a month ago, walked on, had an accident. when he hit a cold in the dark, he smashed all the reflectors on his bicycle. the streets in the ukrainian capital are clearly not safe at night, and that's especially thought for those navigating the city on foot. not the deputy

head of keith's traffic. police told me the car accidents involving pedestrians had gone up by a whopping 80 percent since last october. that's when the city was forced to introduce rolling blackouts in response to russia's debilitating miss. silent don't attack on ukraine's energy infrastructure. every one sure has a story about the doc. the hiding there was spoken, it's really dangerous. i'm wondering how i can cross the road to the other side of this. it shall go sadder and look for profit crossing the team or should i follow another person? so we are in a group plan was about i bought a glow, stick color for my dog, because i can't seem when there's no light in the park. it's very convenient or yeah, all of them love it. it was dark at the crossing a movie for people approach me and punch me in the nose and snatch my phones from my pocket. well, the so all about the la fontose liberally. but living in the city shrouded in darkness can also have its upside mentioned. there's a bit of intrigue and mystery in the air yourself,

especially when it's close to the curfew and there's no one around with them. it's quite interesting to ride along dark, empty streets, liberalism, and quite literally disappear into the night and so on and still with us on it. one of the biggest problems for the city will as we saw in that report in or the the police, he'll see that the biggest problem is really car drivers. being unable to see pedestrians and really knocking them over. we've had reports of people with for talent, with serious trauma injuries, head injuries, but also fatalities. and the police here have started a campaign now to try and encourage people to, you know, where brighter jackets and courts rather than black clothes that you know where people with the car drivers could actually see them. they've asked them to where, you know, reflective elements. i've spoken to parents in the city who are quite worried about their children going out on in the dark to the park. they get them out in reflective of clothing. and you know,

police have also said that one of the big problems is that in districts, whether a frequent power outages, the traffic lights don't function. so officers are now being trained to kind of manually regulate these crossings at big junctions. the other problem a little bit is crime now, is incidents of looting and theft have gone up in certain districts with some criminals taking advantage of the dock. but the fully see an overall crime hat is down a since since keith was forced to introduce these blackouts last october. the w sunday . monica in care of their thank you germans. chance all of shows is expected to name and new defense minister later today. on monday, christina lambert resigned from the post following a series of blunders most recently new year's eve video that was widely considered inappropriate. in the end, she caught a deflated figure. jam in defense minister,

christina lambert on friday. her last outing in the jaw. by monday morning, lumbering had pulled the plug the months long media focused on my passion no longer allows for object reporting and debate on the soldiers. the army and germany security in a way that serves the german people. the german chancellor heat praise on his outgoing minister shop. he literally ala got. i have enjoyed working with christina lambert for many years, yet now to voice after russia's terrible war of aggression in ukraine attire. the defense minister has made enormous efforts to ensure that well trodden paths are left behind. oscar trumpet to father for lawson that botanist fresher, had been building since lamb placed posted this video on her private instagram account on new year's eve against

a backdrop of firework. she of all the war and ukraine, critics called it unprofessional, and unbecoming it was no lamb breakfast, p r, for papa. she was derided for initially offering to send ukraine helmets instead of weapons for that. and we will deliver fly foul and helmets to ukraine as a very clear signal can feel. standing by her silently and an o. as i did. she was criticized for taking her son on an army helicopter trip, which happened to coincide with a family holiday. as the world won, she appeared out of her depths when discussing weapons systems. i get part is the end of your to look hard. it's designed to protect article infrastructure that it has. it has this tube with which shoots into the air and can hit object your fight that are very far away. a fasten news of her resignation, welcomed in berlin. i think it was. yes,

i think it was time and other politicians should follow her lead. this was a good on you, so she was pretty foolish with a new year's eve video service. personally, i wouldn't have called for resignation. after that though, she was completely incompetent that started when she offered ukraine $5000.00 talents. that was a joke. attention no turns to her successor with stake. so high german chancellor, allah shalt has promised to fill the rule as quickly as possible. the world economic forum takes off n had davos, switzerland to day. policy leaders from around the globe are expected to focus on numerous economic issues, including fears of global recession and a cost of living crisis worn ukraine is also high on the agenda, but the many problems caused by climate change have been the main driver for protests in davos oh protests on the streets of divorce. at the start of the world economic forum. the demonstrators,

i demanding more climate justice and foster action against climate change. their answer to the question of whether the conference can help improve things is clear. oh no, we can save us some residence and of all seemed to agree. meanwhile, politicians and c, e o. 's from all over the world make their way to the small swiss mountain resort. almost $2700.00 participants, including around 50 heads of states and governments are here seeking solutions to international problems. they will also discuss consequences of the russian war against ukraine and how to co operate in a fragmented world. we're here gathering all these different communities to really try to say, okay, what is it that we can do at this little moment around these critical issues to come together and try to in a collaborative manner. first fable,

certainly solutions and then of course i tried to implement them as well, but not all major heads of state are coming to the world economic forum. us president joe biden and china said of state children pink for example, won't be there today. yes, christy branson is indoors covering the world economic form for us and she summed up her impressions of the opening day for us after a snowy week end, the world economic forum and others kicked off under blue skies. on monday, there was a palpable energy in the air with policy makers and business leaders arriving and rushing off to their 1st events and interviews. the last form to place in may just a few months after russia's brutal war in ukraine broke out in the energy. this time around is much more relaxed, however you crate does remain a major point on this year's agenda. the forum's theme, this year is cooperation in a fragmented world and we're likely to hear more about this cooperation on tuesday in an address from you. president ursula vander lion, she's likely to call for renewed solidarity from western countries in supporting

ukraine. we will also be here hearing from the 1st lady of ukraine, herself, the vice premier of china will also be speaking with russia, claiming recent military advances in ukraine. world leaders will be listening for signs of shifts and mood in the mood out of china, china, which has remained staunchly neutral on ukraine in the face of western solidarity for the country. did up his christy plants in reporting from da was then as christie said, european commission president was left on the line will be speaking at the full night and we'll bring you that live. let's now have a look at some of the other headlines. a former commander with russian power military wagner group has claimed a solemn, annoyed off the desert and crossing the border. in this video posted in december, he criticized the workman groups operations. he entered norway last friday and faces charges of entering the country illegally. the us state of california continues to be pummeled by unusually heavy rain causing mot slides and

flooding cities from san francisco to san diego. on monday, a series of storms killed at least 19 people in the san diego area and swept the way schools of houses. thousands of people were ordered to leave their homes. china's population has shrunk for the 1st time, more than 60 years. that's according to figures released by its national statistics bureau. it's still the most populous nation in the world with 1400000000 people. but if the trend continues, india will take over as the biggest nation within months, was staying in china. the annual mass migration for the luna new year holidays has begun with millions of people return to the home towns to celebrate with their families. but health experts already sunny the alarm about the effect this could have on a china's cobit 19 situation. leaning you yeah,

means being on the move travel hops across the country are packed with people having home to celebrate the holidays with their families, memories of luck, downs, and travel restrictions are slowly fading from china's collective conscience. i off. i haven't been home for about 2 years ago. he. i'm so excited right now. so happy young emmy. oh, to no arms and my parents in 2 years. they don't, you know, the pre holiday, but that's gripping the country stands in contrast to the atmosphere in the cove at 19 boards of chinese hospitals are a doctorate this hospital and lin ye, city tells the chinese broadcast, see, see, to be that he seeing an upset and critical k that 19 cases mostly affecting the elderly yoke, i will be in the number of severe cases is climbing, dodge goes patients and rural areas. i pay less attention to the mild symptoms at the early stage of infection,

but we can feel to receive time treatments. vega totally, although read java to go switch it. since paging abandoned, it's 0 cove. it approach hospitals have provided clues that the corona virus is wreaking havoc and china right now. especially those hospitals, felt by foreign camera crews and mobile thing uses. last saturday, the chinese government announced that nearly 60000 people with covet 19 had died in hospitals since last month's policy change. and that's a big jump from earlier official figures. you should i that statement followed an accusation by the world health organization that beijing as heavily under reporting deaths from the virus aria sharia by the total number of deaths. including those outside of hospital is likely to be much higher than 3 years into pandemic. health experts fear that this luna new year travel season will intensify

the current outbreak. but like citizens and other countries, china is learning to find a balance between caution and the desire to live a normal life. again. i'm joining me here. the student is bathing based correspond harvey and catch mo has been living in china during the last 3 and a half years and returned a just recently 5. what's it like to travel with millions of all the people heading home for chinese. new year is quite an extreme situation. i mean, the trouble rushing chinese new year is sometimes called the largest human migration. and before the pandemic in 200-1000, they were almost 3000000000 trips were just that. and so when you go to a train station is extremely packed plane tickets, you to be sold out in the hotel price searching. and you know, it's the for many family is the only change in the year together together. and this year is very special because in the last 3 years, the pandemic basically ruined the family festivals. and now people can gather together. and it's the 1st time in 3 years to meet parents,

for example. so it was so many millions of people on the way there are concerns that the chinese new year holiday could become a super spread event, especially with regard to a new variance maybe of cove. 19 chinese authorities prepared to do this. well, i would say not sufficient. i know that in many areas, they're still not enough. antiviral drugs and treatments. and i mean, i've been in beijing during the big cobit wave in december, and i've seen that that was really a big stress test. and now the people from the big cities will travel to the provinces, areas where the health system is much less developed. i mean, the hospitals are not so well equipped, the doctors are not so well qualified. and also that is the areas where the most people who live there are really older and more vulnerable to the virus. so of course the concerns are really, i would say justified now many say that china is not really transparent with its

figures, the number of covert fatalities is that concerned justified? yeah, definitely. i mean, just when the big wave started, the transparency decreased massively, the official numbers of infections and deaths became very unreliable. i mean, completely absurdly wrong actually. and then at some point, they stop publishing numbers. now you could say it has, you know, improved a little bit just recently the national health commission that said that there were up to 60000 cove there since december. that's at least a quote unquote, more realistic number. but i mean, is that correct? probably it's still under reported and we have to trust it or not. and i would say at least according to the prognosis of other experts, this number is still too low. and now like the 1400000000 people in china, you as well have lived in lockdown for nearly 4 years. how did ordinary chinese experience this blocked on over such a long period of time? where in the 1st year to 2020 of the pandemic,

many as part of the 0 corporate strategy. and the lockdown is really only affected very small minority. but that has completely changed, especially since last year, with only kron basically locked towns became extremely frequent. and also the economic effects were disastrous. so many people struggled and you know, couldn't travel, couldn't meet their family. so it was mentally, of course, a big stress test. and i mean, now you have the freedom to travel again, that's a big relief for many but of course that now the concern is to be covert wave. so the next month will be painful as well. i remember there were quite significant protests against this trick cove. 19 locked down policy. do these protests, have they have they moved something? well, you could argue that they have brought this opening because at least there was a timely coincidence that just several days after the process started, the authorities have open. but i'm, you know, the protest basically have stopped also because of the massive police presence and

also the retaliation. i mean there was a lot of repression. people were basically identified and then arrested, or they received warnings not to protest against. basically those protests have stopped. they have stopped for now, but do you think that chinese, the average chinese person feels encouraged that protest can actually move something not just in terms of cove 19 policies. what i would say is really ambivalent. so on the one hand, it was really inspirational to see that many people together outside and they were so brave and people did it. i think that has a huge effect that maybe we'll not, you know, we'll see not the effect short term, but long term. but on the other hand, there was also the repression. so i think many people also, you know, have been reminded that they are afraid of the police. but of course when a problem crash mother reporting,

thank you very much for being italy is most wanted mafia balls. has been arrested after spending 30 years in hiding my tail. massena denado was taken into custody of the hospital in sicily where he was undergoing treatment for cancer under a false name. he let the sicilian cause on of crime ring was convicted for ordering multiple murders, kidnappings and bombings. while he was on the run them after done that into captivity after half a lifetime on the run my tail, messina, dinero was 13 when he went into hiding. now 60, he has since been try them. censure for dozens of murders and faces. multiple life sentences. italy's prime minister george o maloney flew into palermo to congratulate the police, elijah rather sorry on july. first. it is a historic day. hello. it is a day of celebration for decent p who really 1st it is

a day of celebration for the families of the victims of organized crime, beth cade, 2nd, the sacrifice. also, mental hearers was not in vain was because someone picked up the to an unrelenting manhunt that has now finally ended in arrest. dinero is the last of 3 top level bosses of the notorious sicilian cause i master syndicate. mafia boss to torina was caught in 1993 the year that dinero went into hiding bernardo province santa was captured in 2006 after 30 years on the run, leaving dinero as the only boss at lodge. his capture was met with relief on the streets of palermo, but mom was the job for me today represents the engine at the end of the cosa nostra he finally a cycle has been stopped. it wasn't a coincidence that yesterday was the 30th anniversary of rina's arrest. and today, the rest of messina, dinner on. the mafia is over now the old mass murdering mafia that brought down

this country with the wise din. ours arrest is a blow to the cause or nostra whose weakness is a mixed blessing for the authorities. police focus on the cecilia mafia has allowed the mainland and blanket or syndicate take up the mantle as italy's most powerful criminal group. that's it from me and the news seemed for now coming up after a short break is equal, africa finds out what is being done to protect chimpanzees in guinea and as always, love ma, news aren't analysis on a website, d, w dot com. but before we go, chicken isn't usually what people would think of as a delicacy and especially not chicken feet. not so in vietnam, where many people are hoping to celebrate luna new year with one of these dragon chickens taking place at the dinner table. ben, shut the legs, make them a highly sold off the dish. people are willing to pay up to $2000.00 for

a single bird. the legs make up or on the 5th of chicken's body weight. and they are so prized that farmers even of how beauty contests for east leave of these pictures, some gab office. i'm back at the top of the ah ah,

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