the universe of like a superpower, that we're serious 40 to be. it's almost everything this week on w. o. a . d that we news live from berlin, victory for emanuel. my call as frances highest court backs his pension overhaul. the ruling clears the way for the controversial raising of the minimum retirement age. but opponents valve, the flight will go on also coming up. the suspect at the center of a massive

u. s. intelligence leak appears in court. the 21 year old air national guardsman is accused of sharing damaging secret material in an online chat group and seeing the light after $500.00 days of darkness. we go under ground with an extreme athlete from spain, who spent the last year and a half in a cave all in the name of sight. ah, i'm nico really welcome to the show. we start with a win for emanuel mccaul won the french president desperately need it. frances highest court has upheld the government's controversial plans to raise the minimum retirement age from $62.00 to $64.00. but campaigners and trade unions are promising to continue the fight against the changes which have already triggered

months of nationwide protests. b, i disappointed and envy. thousands of protesters have taken to the streets in france. they see that fight to keep the diamond each down to 6 to do will not stop . oh no, it is disgusting. this. we're just sparks so much violence. but of course the ones in danger us, what can i say? i'm shocked. we're living in a democracy and it's not the democracy. the top constitutional court has upheld the government's plan, bench, and reforms, meaning microns government will soon find the proposals into law. they think that it, i am an age to $64.00 and increasing the number of fee of needed to qualify for a full pension. a deeply unpopular move valued criticisms, all of the french society regarding to this reform. and we cannot think, but z m should god of the court shall conceal,

would change anything to the people, of course would remain proposed to the writ. for soon after the court ruling people march through paris chanting, even if macaroni does not want it, we are here. the protested conflict with police the opposition entreat, unions had urged macklin to withdraw the plan that he pushed to without a vote in parliament that we call on the president not to promulgate this law. because if he does this, as the into union itself says, then the president will no longer be able to govern this country on his a. b, mack on argues that reform if needed to keep the pension system afloat as the population ages. but up and then think the money can be dazed by taxing the rich.

the unions have coiled for mass new protests on may 1st to rally against a measure that has brought the french people and the president into direct confrontation. it'll be a correspondent lisa louis, and parents told us my, well, the decision has to part set 1st of all on the law itself. the constitution accounts with behind me ruled that the procedure that the government used to push through the reform in a foster procedure was constitutional. it also ruled that the content of the law was constitutional. apart from some minor paragraphs that are constantly doing constitutional council as censored in the 2nd part of the decision was on a referendum that the opposition had asked for the constitution. council said no, you cannot hold this referred on referendum also for a former reason because they, they think that the referendum would be on something that would actually not be a reform which is required to hold this referendum. so on the old account,

they went along with what the governor was asking for. apart from, as i said, these minor paragraphs, i was did a we is lisa louis, reporting from paris, a u. s. airmen suspected of leaking, highly sensitive intelligence. documents has appeared in court for the 1st time. the 21 year old was charged with illegally copying and transmitting classified materials. found guilty he faces up to 15 years in prison. prosecutor say he posted hundreds of classified documents in an online chat group before his arrest on thursday. included military secrets from ukraine, as well as details of us by operations on its own allies. colon clark is an analyst with global intelligence and security consultancy, still fine group. we asked him earlier if he expects more leaks, documents to surface. we just don't know. i mean, i think that's probably one of the most embarrassing aspects of this is the fact

that these documents were out there in the wild, so to speak, for as long as they were without anyone from the u. s. government realizing, i think that's tremendously damaging, in terms of, you know, how we keep track of classified information and the fact that some of these documents have been then altered again or altered and then kind of recycle to, to, with casualty figures for the russians, the koreans being clearly manipulated, we don't know what coming moving forward from here. what's going to be real and what's not security analysts colon clark. and here's a look at some of the other news making headlines around the world to day. a russian missiles sterling on the eastern ukrainian city of slogans has killed at least 8 people according to the regional governor. as rescuer sifted through the remains of a residential building, he warned more people could still be burried. savanski is just west of been moved to city. russia has been trying to capture for several months. russian president

vladimir putin has signed into law plans to create an electronic draft system to conscript men into the military. with an e mail call, a papers will no longer need to be served in person. draft dodgers will have their drivers license is suspended and be barred from selling their apartments or other assets. a supreme court judge and brazil has ordered former president diable to narrow to testify before federal police. within 10 days, it will be questioned about his role in the storming of government buildings by his supporters. in january, brazil's tom prosecutor said, both scenarios testimony was needed to clarify would have been germany, foreign minister. and alina babel has held talks with senior chinese diplomats over taiwan and beijing's human rights record. and she called on china's leaders to help and the war in ukraine, german foreign minister on the lena bear bock on her inaugural visit to china after

landing in the port city of to young jin on thursday. burbock put the tough topics on the table in beijing. the war and ukraine is high on berlin's agenda. bear bought called on china to use its influence with russia to end. the invasion. is this good stuff? he knows it, that is good. the china has signaled its commitment to a solution, but i have to say frankly, that i wonder why so far, the chinese position hasn't included a call on russia, the aggressor to stop the war runs been highlighted in keke to stop him. beijing, which sees itself as a mediator in the conflict, reiterated it would not send weapons to its russian ally searching pins regarding the export of military products in china. adopt a prudent and responsible attitude. we shall, china will not provide weapons to relevant parties of the conflict and will manage and control the export of items with potential civilian and military uses, which are in accordance with laws and regulations from them. another key issue up

for discussion tensions between china and taiwan. days after beijing stage to war games around the self governing island bare box at an escalation and the taiwan strait would be a horror scenario for the entire world. in response, china said it doesn't allow any foreign intervention on the matter yet. you but there are issues the 2 sides agree on strengthening economic and trade cooperation . earlier bear, bog toured german companies based in tianjin talks with wang ye, china's most senior foreign policy official are scheduled before her departure. the european space agency has launched a pro bound for jupiter is moons, the duper icy moons explorer known as juice. lassen are from friends, piano on the agencies. longest range misson ever spacecraft is now on an 8 year

journey of more than 600000000 kilometers. scientists hoped to discover whether jupiter's moves can sustain life in the vast oceans. hidden beneath their ice covered shells marked the corker and found the european space agency told us what this mission to 3 of jupiter's moons is expected to find. well, that's in fact, one of the really big questions we have a, some idea about the structure. so we know there's an icy crust on calisto ganymede, and europa io is the innermost moon is quite different. it actually has volcanoes and has a magnet coil so close into jupiter, the jupiter squashing and stretching it and actually making it molten on the inside . and that's the same reason that we have liquid water under the crust of the other moons is in a heat coming from that, squashing and stretching. so we think the crusts are tend to maybe a 100 kilometer stick and then the oceans might be 10 up to 200 kilometers thick or even more, maybe even 800 kilometers deep from that sort of crazy from relative to the earth

is a very different kinds of worlds of the real question then becomes what's at the bottom of that m, is there a rock at the bottom as that might be at europa, or we think it ganymede? actually it ends in a layer of ice again, high pressure ice. and so understanding those structures and how those layers interact is something that juice is perfectly designed to understand. was mark corcoran with the european space agency and moving on to some sports now and bonus league unmatched day. 28 began with a battle to get out of the basement. last place, chalka hosted 2nd from last had her berlin and made short work of their visitors. martha kaminsky, free cake and injury time, rounded off a 5 to victory for shock. the royal blues now lie, 2 points above the berliners who sit rock bottom with just 6 games left to play. to avoid relegation fellows. strugglers stood gods played dot ones on saturday.

are immunity coach thomas to hold says the club has dealt with the incident between attackers, audio, money and team made leroy sonny. money was fined and suspended for at least one match. the german newspaper bill reported that he hit sunny in the face offer their champions league defeat to manchester city this week. byron suspended and find the senegalese star for misconduct. money. now mrs. barnes match against hoffman on saturday, but his coach says the player still has is full backing. it's been an estimate of his 1st advocate and his 1st defender. i've known him for so long. no. i know the circles, he moves and i know him only as an absolute top professional. i know the circles. he moves in as i said, he has never ever ever done anything wrong before football. he's pure football out because my complete trust, which he had before, which he still has after the mistake that he didn't diag yamato imagine not knowing

about the war in ukraine or just how expensive everything's gone over the past couple years. that's how it's been for a spanish extreme athlete who spent the last 500 days in a cave with no contact to the outside world, signed his monitor and heard to learn about the effects of extreme isolation. little after a year and a half in total isolation under ground. beatrice for many was all smiles. wildly legs were united with the surface world. familiar stimuli came flooding back. sunlight, fresh air, and human contact lenses of one. in november 2021. the veteran mountaineer and explorer moved into her new home 70 meters below ground. as the subject of an unprecedented experiment. scientists wanted to study the effects of darkness it isolation, ling on the human body and mind limb and let them, especially on circadian rhythms. the bodies internal clock garcia,

which is normally calibrated by sunlight. mother, that was the lesson. what will you think it will like if it's a thief under ground, that usually it is only one exit to know my the space if are generally basic, but they're quite hostile for humans lavishly for their minds. because you don't see any daylight in mind. you don't actually perceive that i am going by no means there are no differences, so you don't have any existing stimuli. it's always the theme, silence, the theme found of trickling water. these were what they'll play. it depends on the little throughout the experiment beatrice, committed to total isolation. she told her team not to contact her for any reason. even if there was a death in her family, the sevien scientists monitored her sleep patterns and other biometrically, the device worn on her wrist. and her support team dropped off supplies for her to collect and her name says time lost its meaning. it's that last yes rascal gambowski. it's not like the diamonds busting faster or slower. you know,

just isn't baset doors, but i mean it's always thought in the more i mean more or less. but despite the challenges, beatrice called the experience excellent. and even said she didn't want to leave her cave at the end. now that she's back on the surface, the madrid based explore, we'll have her hands full with medical examinations and media requests. but before all that, she said the top priorities were a hot shower and a meal with friends. that's our time business is next staging for that. ah. what are sports? oh, really fighting scoring? do we say thereabout never giving up sports like.