services oh, be our guest at frankfurt airport city. managed by fraud lou . ah, ah ah, this is steve. we news line from berlin, myanmar extends a state of emergency by half a year at further and trenches. the ruling military junta is that marks to years who's taking power in a coup. protestors stage a silent strike to show their outrage. also coming up with ukraine continues

its quest to secure a fighter jets from the west, the landscape these hope and france and the u. k, who refused to rule out deliveries of their most powerful weapons of war. and they call him the greatest american quarterback of all time after a brief come back. tom brady says he is retiring again this time for good. ah, i'm nichol relief tower of yours on p b s. and the united states and all around the world, of course, welcome me. on mars military authorities have announced a 6 month extension to a state of emergency. this will likely further delay elections. they had pledged to hold by august, myanmar is marking 2 years since the military junta ousted own sense of cheese elected government. many of the country cities protests in the form of silence

strikes with democracy, activists urging people to stay home overseas. protestors gathered outside me on mars embassy and thailand chanting anti military slogans me on mars. authorities have launched a bloody crack down on protesters that seeing the us and its allies re imposed sanctions on members of the junta and examine is an independent journalist and political analyst who specializes on myanmar. and we asked her, what 2 years of military rule have done to the country since the military coup in may on march, february, 1st, 2021. the country has gone significant changes in terms of human rights, freedom of expression and civil liberties. the military junta has been pressing down on protesters and political opponents, leading to bites that violence, arbitrary arrest and torture of those who are seen as dissenters to day, after 2 years, there was no one on the street because of their own safety and only silence and protest on so for the citizens of myanmar,

the military tribe down has also led to the displacement of hundreds of thousands of people with many seeking it, a fugitive neighboring countries, particularly thailand. and the quest video did a climate of fear in the country with people afraid to speak out against the industry to g. r. participate in protest due to the risk of violence and the rest burton's defense secretary says the u. k. isn't ruling out sending fighter jets to ukraine after a lukewarm reception among western allies to keys re send request for air support? french president, ammonium a cough as he hasn't excluded sending fighter jets to ukraine, either albeit under multiple conditions. meanwhile, you as president joe biden has ruled out providing american f sixteens and germany opposes sending jets of keys requests for western fighter. jazz came on the heels of weeks of diplomatic wrangling that led to germany's decision to deliver lever to tanks to ukraine. now, germany's defense minister acknowledges that there is an urgent need to replace the

equipment in the german army vast and deadly. the leopard too, could be a game changer in ukraine. germany says it will deliver 14 of them by the end of march for ukrainian forces to use on the battlefield. defense minister boris pastorius, visiting the base from which the tanks will come, said the decision to send leopard carries a cost of islam as already. okay, your fact is that ukraine needs every support and lathered tanks, whether they are 2, a 6 is will 2, a fours can play an important role in the ukrainians fight against the russian aggressor in august. so everyone understands that it has to happen, even though it is of course, regrettable and of the exercise and training capacities are being significantly reduced as a result. oddly, that would fit van the price tag for a leopard to is anywhere between $3.70 euros, depending on how it's a quit. the german firms that make the tank. and now being asked to hurry,

to produce new ones, to ensure the country can defend itself. 100000000000 euros have been promised by the government to make the buddhist van fit for purpose. but some are already asking if that will be enough. in china summative, the decisive thank to for me is that we have to order new tanks and not in a year's time, but quickly. so that production can begin. and we can plan how many new leopards we will have available. and when, where the money comes from, where to put it in casual terms, i honestly don't care. eric is of ego. after a period of hesitancy, germany is now showing its military muscle. that new readiness for action brings with new challenges for the country's armed forces. the funeral of terry nichols who died after being brutally beaten by police is taking place in the city of memphis and tennessee. you as vice president comma harris is among those attending the service at mississippi boulevard christian church. also,

among the mourners are the families of other black men and women to die at the hands of police in recent years. since the 29 year old's death. 3 weeks ago, 5 police officers have been sacked and charged with murder. our correspondent funds diamonds and washington has been following the funeral, which is still under way a step on what's happened so far, and one more as planned. well, at the moment reverend al sharpton know, who helped also the ology at the george floyd funeral. in 2020 is holding your g for terry nichols. and this, interestingly enough, this sermon here, this happens in the same church, the boulevard christian church, in which doctor martin luther king junior civil rights figure. doctor martin luther king junior held his last sermon because he before he was assassinated, 1968. anyhow. what happened so far is that we heard carmella harris and she had her

some strong statements. they're trying to encourage to the family, the mother, the father of tara nichols to, to just hold on and acknowledging how painful this all must be for the family, for his parents and for the extended family. and, and she said quote that, um, americans are our morning with you addressing the mother of terry nichols. reverend al sharpton makes the point that on this is yet another victim to police brutality and to a failure of changing the system which hasn't happened yet in his mind. in the minds of many, many experts, no matter what this color of their skin, that congress, the white house washington failed to push through the george floyd policing act, which would have. so is the thinking provided substantial police reform. and this

is what we will hear here in this ceremony that terry nichols was not a victim in vain. that there will be many, many people trying to fight on and making police reform real police reform and accountability happening. so to prevent future incidents like that. yeah, and families of other is killed at the hands of the police, namely, george floyd are also they are tyrene. nichols has already become a symbol of their common struggle. hasn't he? yeah, he's the new face. george floyd is, i mean it's 3 years ago that he was killed and we all know. and, and he became the face of the black lives matter movement, which caught america and large parts of the world really. now terry nichols is the, is the a flag holder so to speak,

the new face of this or the renewed face. jar florida is not forgotten. and what happened with george floyd is not forgotten. and to so many, many other young black men, predominantly by the hands of, of police white or black it, sorry nichols will oh, will be the last a public face of rage and anger and disappointment. offer prominently of many, many, many millions of americans and black americans trying to really change the system. i think this is walked the, this community specifically today, but in general, also a larger public really wants from politicians, accountability in police forces across the country and measures implemented that prevent something like this or something similar like this from happening in the future. a community grieving right now,

but seeking change as soon as possible. chef on simon's in washington. many, thanks. take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world. today. authorities have rated the home of one of ukraine's richest men and former zalinski l. i e, who are column why ski green security service says it has uncovered embezzlement to the tune of $1000000000.00 or 2 oil companies. owned until november by the billionaire turkish president ridge of type aradonzo's anchor. i will look positively on finland's application to join nato. but he repeated his opposition to sweden's been a recent koran, burning and still home anger. turkish officials go to work. he was presidential violence, lawyer says, and f b. i 3rd of the president's beach house in delaware has turned up no documents with classified markings. documents had been found and a number of other locations linked to biden. his lawyer says the president has been cooperating with all the searches. wednesday is world to job day and organizers

hope this will foster better understanding for women who choose to wear a garment in india. muslim students have protested for the right to where he job in their classrooms. the protests in the southern stayed of karnataka last year began after a government ban. india supreme court still needs to decide on the matter, but for many muslim students in the country, it's a matter of personal choice. rhythm will been, is getting her muster than communication and jamie amelia islam. young university in delhi. she started reading the job about 7 years ago and is one of 3 women in her class who do so. she believes that women across the world, irrespective of their religion, should have the right to choose what they want or don't want to wear. good us as people also stared at her, but that she has gotten used to it. it wasn't something that came to me. all through family, it was something that i discovered and chose. so and the woman that i decided i was

going to read her job. i think that moment it became a part of my identity and became a part of who i was. last year the southern state of karnataka saw major protest both for and against the he job. after 6 students were bought from attending classes for wearing one. officials shut down schools and universities for days because they feel it violence. following the controversy that are not at the high court upheld the ban on his jobs in classroom stating that the her job is not essential to islam. later, when the matter reached the supreme court, it delivered a split word act. rhythm often talks about the tensions and could not go with her friend neela, who also with the hedge up board, said that the controversy had nothing to do with the he job both c. instead, it was about reach yaki and men wanting to control women's choices, as well as with rising. it's lam, a phobia in india, and ayla says she does not think women read the job because the men in their lives

forced them to. they do so because of their faith. and this is their right. but she and donna are both against the forceful imposition of a job. you can obviously, or a lot to the west and media news media in general, which is always portrayed the he job, the woman as a president of boston, whether he job is often seen as somebody who doesn't have their own opinions. somebody who doesn't have their own agency and who is governed by what the men in the life says. i did a agrees job, she has while to take legal recourse. if somebody she is told to remove her a job. i know a friend of mine who was refused a job offer the condition for the job. was she after to move her to a job? and unfortunately, she had to leave it. we need to creating to as their societies inclusion walk places where every one people from all cultures out accepted and all identities and identical marco's out accepted. both nila and rudolph struggle with prejudice every day, whether it is from an individual stare or

a national debate. but this struggle has only strengthened their beliefs and the feeling of empowerment they see the he job has given them now for some the choice to where he job is a symbol of religious freedom. but in around the job has become a symbol of oppression. more and more women across the country are choosing not to wear headscarf protests have swept the country since the death of gina martha meanie in police custody after allegedly wearing her he job improperly. there were also been several executions in the wake of those demonstrations. my austell bar is an iranian feminist activist, a researcher, a short while ago i asked her how she feels about countries banning the headscarf. oh though, 1st of all, i mean i'm against banning the for the scarf. and so i don't have anything against the men who choose really to wear a job. that's not ok. i mean that's not my business to decide for them.

but the other part of the story and the other side of it though, should also be seen as you talk about, for example, iran and you see similar stuff now gone is done as well. so the truth is that there are women who don't choose to our job, it can be by a law that is imposed on them. it can be by their family or their muslim community that imposes her job on them. so what i'm saying with arguing here is that we should also see on here just side of the story as well. and we shouldn't lay, but it basically as a, as normal phobia. because there are people like me i've, i've lived in iran for 25 years. they're half traumas of experience, of political islam, of men being, being basically forced to wear her job and their, their story should be also heard. then you're talking about her job. absolutely,

and can you tell us what the headscarf or the job represents to you? well, to me it says symbol of oppression. but because the experience that i have from her job is that i was forced to wear it since the age of 7. since i was going to school basically, and i know that this story of many of the men, and that's the story because, you know, there are minorities in muslim community. the men educate you people, for example, imagine a trans man or woman and that, or a 9 non binary person that doesn't fit even this agenda or to side gender. so if they choose, i mean if hair dog is forced on all the people, it's also kind of an operation for them. so we had this campaign little start that basically was asking a muslim be meant to talk about x muslim view. men and women who have experience

with as long talk about basically their experience of islam on her job, which might not fit many agendas. i'm might label it is normal phobia and they're very minorities inside the muslim community who were against her job and who were against islam. and so for them, their experience is much dramatic towards her job. and their story is valid and important to be heard. yeah, yeah, definitely. you now live in ireland after living in or you are an island right now you don't have to wear and the he job. what is not having to wear it mean to you? well, it's miss freedom to be honest. i mean, one of the reasons i left iran was, was that because, i mean, it's not only what you should remember about her job is that it's not only a clue. it's not only a piece of cloth that you,

where you are basically you learn from child food that your body and your body gets sexualized. and as you should cover it from, for example, man from a gates. and that's what you should remember about it. that's not a simple quote, it's basically, it has an ideology behind it. it has a religion behind it. it has political meanings that wants to impose that on your body. i mean the basic right that you don't have to really choose what you want to where. um, so for me it was, it was a, it's an important freedom to be able to wear what i want because that's basically the basis for many other rights, many other freedoms. and it's, it's a freedom that many women and girls are now claiming in iran too, isn't it? how does it make you feel to see a score is a girls and women taking off their jobs to protest against the oppressive regime?

to be honest, that's for me, the bravest act of resist that i've ever seen. and i couldn't believe that i can one day see this kind of sense in iran because i know how brave they are on how to do operation and how, how aggressive and violent operation can be on them. but they still decide to resist it. although they know that they can be cute, like, remember, 4 months ago, 22 or 32 year old woman massa me, me shoot for not very properly not even, not very, not very new to the standards of this limited public. so they can actually get to for not very good job, what they decide to resist. and you should respect that. yeah. my us to learn a raining actor is joining us from galway. thank you so much. thank you. a missing radioactive capsule that sparked original alert in western australia has finally

been found according to officials, the device which contains a harmful amount of the radioactive substance, c. c. m. 137 went missing more than 2 weeks ago while being transported along a desert road. from a remote mine, the government is now investigating how it all happened. it was a surge described as like looking for a needle in a haystack. but after almost a week of scouring the australian out back and hundreds of kilometers of highway, the hunt for a missing radioactive cap till it's finally over. authorities releasing these images of the spot where the tiny device was finally found. sitting just 2 meters from the side of the road, har, pharmacy services, let relentless search off past si size. they are busy, isolated the route to 1000 research and surgery. as of april harvey, i work and we go all the research area a lot. i thought it was my mental charge. the capsule itself,

am it's dangerous amounts of radiation equivalent to receiving 10 x rays in an hour . it was tracked down with the help of nuclear experts using specialist detection equipment. force is currently verifying the capture using it. serial number a 20 made a hot sign has been set up around the capture and it wants the capture hedge burning. she could, we will survey the site to ensure there is no contamination in the surrounding area in the extremely unlikely circumstance that the capture late we will remediate the area. the mining group responsible for the device. rio tinto has said it will pay for the cost of the search operation if asked as the government investigation into how the capsule was lost in the 1st place is launched. american football superstar tom brady has announced his retirement at the age of 45. he briefly retired after

the 2021 season butts ended up returning for one more year and a message posted on social media. he said, this time he is retiring. forget, ah, considered by many as the greatest of all time and american football, a serial winner. ah, his professional career began without much fanfare in 2000 johnston, thus the 190 nines overall pick in the nfl by the new england patriots. after a rookie season on the bench, the quarterback slowly found his stride on the coach bill belichick, winning back to back super bowls in 2003 in 2004. for more super bowl wins followed, as plenty of nfl records tumbled. the one blemish during this period was 20 fifteens deflate gate scandal,

where he and his team were accused of manipulating footballs to gain an advantage resulting in a 4 game suspension in 2020 after 2 decades with the patriots, brady moved to the tampa bay buccaneers in his 1st season with the new franchise, he claimed his 7th super bowl at age 43, seemingly unaffected by age. in return for good. i know the process was a pretty big deal as firm. so when i woke up this morning, i figured i'd just brush record what you guys know for, so i won't be long winded. you only get one super emotional retirement essay and i use my not last year. so i really thank you guys so much to every single one of you for supported me. now it's really the end tom brady's records and the sport may last for ever. i asked former german national

player home and much goes for and he made of brady quitting. now i think it's it's not only of number, it's also in his body. so and also the success is not really forever. so you have to decide to go home and go to the, to the beach and whatever is going to be the best moment. so last year you thought he has a really good chance to win another title, but the whole team changed. so the coach retired. his head coach, retired last year, so there was another different situation and this time he felt that the things the circumstances around him are totally different. and so. ready he should go when it's going to be best and that's a good decision to indonesia. now we're a traditional islamic music is having a renee sons' through modern lyrics and a you tube audience. they all women band dubbed that in the mothers are popular

with the younger generation, but they're blend of religion and trending topics. ah, a concert in the capital, the crowd goes wild, not for the latest pop sensation bought some rather alternative music icons. mm. meat, mercy, diarrhea, a dozen talented women putting on a show for it that easy as youth. oh, he did it, no matter what i think the cedar ears more than just cool. why? because all the members are women who complain more than 3 musical instruments. another become mothers, they still consistently play music. nothing change from them. that's why i see them a super cool that he had the bad him to where did he go? my movies on best that on my i was able on plan dub the andy mothers,

the group have enjoyed a renaissance. that's thanks to the unique brand of islamic music, which deals with serious topics like nuclear destruction and human rights using a lighter touch. mm hm. in laguna talking about islamic songs, the cedar ria might be the only one that dares to use such which he lyrics. islamic songs are usually serious with lyrics, carefully quoting islamic teachings, matthew matthew had. yeah, but we'll get mama la la la, la, la, la la, that on islam you despite their growing popularity, the purpose of their music remains unchanged. good to go and i would guess i'm bet examined in africa laughlin and knowing the year i listening to nancy diarrhea has we help our song this can love to touch the hearts and missile change them towards the better if that's in fact then what are they from that could make himself, what does he to rhea success

a credit to their talent and the remainder that rock music and religion can harmonize too. and a quick reminder of our top story day myanmar has marked the 2nd anniversary of a military code. the overthrow of the elected government derailed a decade of reforms. protesters have been staging a silent strike in major cities, leaving streets empty. shops, clubs are watching dw news from berlin. if it's the latest headlines you're looking for, there's always our website i am to call really don't leave us for now because in a few moments, i'll be back to take you through the day upstate. with, oh, with

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dependent on coal, it's a tough message to sell. even 3000 in 60 o d w o in making the black sand. what's behind van d. w? news africa. this shows that faculty issues shaping the continent. life is slowly getting back to normal. you, on the streets to give you enough reports on the inside. our cars funds is on the ground reporting from across the continent and all the french stuff, the mazda u. d. w. who's africa every friday on d. w. ah no, da vinci's, mysterious masterpiece. ah,

this perhaps the greatest leonardo masterpiece in the collection of the louvre and no, it is not the mona lisa. it is the virgin of the rocks, 2 versions, multiple copies, and a hidden drawing. was there another symbolic meaning to this beautiful painting that perhaps we just don't understand to search for answers store to february 10th on d, w. for some it's an expression, a face for others. it's a symbol of systemic oppression. the head scarf may well be the most controversial garment of our time on world to job day activists want to create awareness of the discrimination and prejudice. muslim women face in many places around the world. but while millions feel empower.