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a big threat to human health. ah . hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. ceremonies have been held in poland to mark the abs, anniversary of the warsaw ghetto uprising. president of poland, israel and germany joined holocaust survivors and their descendants to honor the hundreds of morse. all jews who revolted against nazi soldiers in 1943 preparing to die fighting than to be sent to death camps. the month long battle was ultimately crushed when the nazis raised the ghetto to the ground. they arrived in a shoe of unity to the sound of a wailing siren that rang out across the polish capital. setting the scene for

a poignant memorial. these really polish and german presidents shoulder to shoulder, representing nations, forged by this dark chapter of history. noted on an outfit survivor quoted from a resistance fighters, defiant last poem she miles when cool clenching in the fist, a stick, a stern or human kill. boy, we beg you, o god, go for a bloody battle. we implore you for a violent death here. so will i polish children's choir, then performed the song of jewish partisans, inspired by the uprising. oh, ah, the warsaw ghetto was in effect a 3 kilometer square open prison. its inhabitants almost half

a 1000000 jews subjected to a nazi campaign of dehumanization abuse. starvation and systematic murder were right. in 1943 residents rose up in revolt, but they were massively outnumbered pottstown. you get to about a sub scheme? yes. glam. yeah. the warsaw ghetto. up rising is to me as president of the republic of poland bomb and to us to day system. so 1st and foremost, a symbol of courage, determination, nazi and bravery, volleyball killed the will to fight the one's freedom of that sort of analysis. yet the will to take decisions about one's face sarlin tail. his bravery and absolute determination made that that'd me nuts. i. yeah. well i'm glad the evil existed. nazi rode. the nazis in their support is lot. there was also right,

not the victims and the insurgence. there corla, we have to hand over this heritage to the next generations. the heroism of the insurgence as oh, wow, the german president invited for the 1st time to this anniversary, then apologized for the crimes of his ancestors. though its admirable pursuit and on you wouldn't do, you'd and germans persecuted, enslaved, and murdered europe's jewels, the jews of war. so with a cruelty and inhumanity love for which we have no words. modest i stand before you to day or you know, and ask for forgiveness for the crimes that germans committed here. i don't say here begun nana but ganging up before leaving the president paid their respects at the memorial to the victims. 3 men carrying sorrow,

grief and guilt, but above all i call never to forget. earlier i spoke with dw corresponded magdalena george. paula caught who joined us from warsaw where she was following the ceremony, she told his hel, stein my a speech was received in poland. well, as he mentioned, we are exactly at that place where day speeches and a common moravian took place to day. and as he can also see, many flowers are left to you at the place among a president, i may, i was the 1st girl from germany, allowed to speak here. because as many as you may remember, 9070, and a german chancellor village brand was kneeling down exactly at the same place, but without saying any word. so it was really the 1st speech from a german state guest, hugh and it was as the are the 2 speeches from the polish and israel president,

very emotional. and it hurts here in silence as it was such an important day to day for jewish history for israel, but also for a poland and for the history of war. so m as the ghetto uprising took place in the very heart of war. so in the middle of the city, i'm so shy my speech was heard in silence and, and i think it was a very good taken by everyone who was hearing to dead as he starts with memories of the survivors. and he also spoke about the actual situation in the world and about the war in the ukraine. so the 1st time a german had a state. so speaking at this memorial ceremony, how would you describe relations between germany and poland today? well, it was quite surprising. there exactly at this time were polish german relationships are not the best one in history. i'm president andre,

we are the polish president invites a german president to come at this. they go and give a speech, hugh m a people who survived the holocaust and who were here also day to day and told us that they were glad that this step has been made and that the germans state representative speaks you to day. and i don't know if you have seen that, but, and the end of the in commemoration president shine maya and that is really and polish president fell on the knees a lying down to flowers, which was very emotional. and i asked german president if that gesture was planned and he answered no, that was such an emotional moment to day and gestures like that. arnold plant before i glean a thank you very much. that was d. w corresponded magdalena devotional, hollow, caught in warsaw, catch up on some other stories,

making news around the world today. u. s. made patriot air defense system said arrived in ukraine. that's according to the country's defense minister. the german government confirmed that the system it promised key it has been delivered the us and also pledge the system to help you crane defend russian attacks against cities and infrastructure while gary has dipped temporarily band grain imports from neighboring ukraine. the government says the measure is necessary to protect local farmers from an influx of cheaper produce restrictions do not apply to goods transiting through the country. hungry, poland as havoc you have all introduced. similar bad russian court has rejected an appeal by opposition. politician ilya sheen. against his lengthy jail sentence. yes, she was charged under russian censorship laws for his comments on russian war crimes in ukraine. he was sentenced to 8 and

a half years in prison. sedans. the army has agreed to a 24 hour seats fire after paramilitary group r. s. f earlier announced its commitment to a truce on social media. however, there are media reports of continued gunfire across the capital cartoon. this comes after a cease fire agreed yesterday between the 2 factions collapsed. 5 days of deadly fighting has killed hundreds of people and devastated areas of capital. cartoon. the r s f and the armed forces seized power together in a joint, coo and 2021. but differences on how to govern lead to tensions that erupted in violence on saturday. germany has cancelled a planned evacuation of germans citizens from sudan, that's according to local media. the w political correspond it. benjamin alvarez gruber said the mission to deploy german military aircraft to cartoon was aborted at the last moment. so it is dish beagle that is reporting it,

saying that 3 military aircrafts took off from germany to greece. were refueling stuff to then continued to sit on. the mission was to evacuate $150.00 german nationals, but then the german government took it. the decision to abort it is a bonus of emission. it shows how dynamic the situation is. we just heard it also with the sci fi as with a fighting around the airport and that's what the spokesperson off the german government sat today. we are polled by the level of violence, especially against a civilians. even though the german government did not confirm or deny this media reports a bi dash beagle, they said that they evaluating the situation that in the weekend they had like this warning, a travel warning to sedan telling. it's german, national to already the, in the country to shelter in a safe space that the, a monitoring is that there are several ministries and both not just the foreign ministry, but also the defense ministry to address the situation to see exactly what can be

done. they were asked specifically about this meter reports that they could not go a had with this mission earlier today, but they are assessing the situation. but of course, if they were to decide something that would involve more and forces as well, almost like a feet on the ground that would need the approval of the bonus stock. so for them following the situation very closely, but not it neither confirming, not denying these reports that we got by their spiegel. so german media earlier today. so fluid and dangerous situation incident, t w's, political correspond, benjamin over his group. thank you very much. scientists have turned to an unlikely source to learn more about how to prevent dangerous blood clots. hibernating bears research on brown bears in suite. again after scientists wondered why they don't develop clots despite being immobile for weeks or months at a time. it turns out,

understanding the biochemistry behind this could have major implications for human health. best may seem an unlikely source of inspiration to prevent risky blood clots in humans. but scientists were willing to whether the swedish winter tracking through the snow to analyze the animals. after noticing an interesting quirk in their biology, certain people, for example, who in my voice say someone who is paralyzed a wheelchair down, tend not to be an increased risk of having the pain from bosis, despite the fact that they're not moving a legs. so why is this? so we turned to an interesting solution to this problem and that was to look around pace. because bombay is hibernate for periods of the winter. they don't mean to to yet they seem to be protected from, from bosis. along with hibernating, brown bez, the scientists investigated patients with back injuries who were mobilized alongside on injured volunteers who took

a months bedrest as part of the trial. the bad live in reserve and also in sweden. they could easily be located because they were tagged with gps tracking devices. scientist took blood samples from the sleeping bags in winter, and then again when the pads were active in spring time. they focused on a protein called h. s p 47. that is important in the closing process. when they are awake, on average there was a near total reduction of h. s. b 47 in the blood of the hibernating, bez and the resting human volunteers levels of the protein where on average, 50 percent lower compared to when they were active the best. so the reducing levels of the protein plays a key role in preventing plots. discovering something like this is hugely exciting

as well, so i just leave. it may be hard to believe, but course a lot of what side symbols is quite repetitive and quite a lot of repetition. and you're always thinking about a long term goal. you're thinking about what would be like to find something for the 1st time. also maybe discovery that kid have a really big impact in this case, some human health, so hugely exciting. scientists now have a new target for drugs to fight dangerous blood cuts. they say new treatments could hit the market in as little as 5 years. and finally, a french climber has scaled a 38 story skyscraper in paris to protest changes to the countries retirement laws . residents looked on in all as 60 year old, or land or bad climb the 150 meter tall building without a harness or rope. the aptly nicknamed french spider man says he wanted to demonstrate his support for all those who opposed the governments pension reform.

just reminder, the top story we're following for you this hour. the president of poland, israel and germany have marked the 80th anniversary of the warsaw ghetto uprising in the polish capital. it was an extraordinary pact of jewish resistance against the nazis during world war 2. i'm terry martin. thanks for watching. ah. the trio taking on nigerian trafficking words with those mounting evidence that nigerian human trafficking enforced constitution