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president, florida, or governor rhonda sanders gears of his campaign to win the republican nomination. but the latest polls show him far behind current front runner, donald trump. and here in germany, a nationwide read on a group of climate activists. the last generation is known for disruptive stance, protesting government in action on government, on climate change, police sites 7 members are being targeted as part of the criminal investigation. plus architectures top prize goes to british master david schiffer, field detective takes it takes land, takes resources. thanks energy. so then the question is, what does it give architecture take senate takes well for the prize winner. the answer is timeless. design that serves the pump.

the a little i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. russia says it has cost an attack by soldiers who it alleges crossed into its southern belgrade region from ukraine. t of officials deny being involved in the assault and say it was an uprising by rushing partisans against the kremlin much remains in dispute about the 2 day incident, though it appears to be the most serious attack yet on russian territory. in the 15 month more these other fighters who have claimed responsibility for an attack on russian villages across the border from ukraine. this voltage posted on the telegram channel of the russian volunteer. cool, and n t kremlin military group allegedly shows the sciences on russian territory near the ukrainian border. crossing to one of the soldiers covers of

russian said the symbols of rushes, invasion of ukraine with a stick, a reading of the sea, russian, valencia cool. a 2nd group of russian dissidents also say they took part in the incursion. they call themselves the liberty of russia legion. when we think usually what i see on your google, we are russians just like you, we're people dislike you. when we want our children to grow up in peace and be free people to buy and so that they can travel, study and just be happy in a free country. but this has no place and pollutants, russia ross and from corruption lies censorship. restrictions on freedom and repression and food are going cheating, so both 8482 and i was put on my pressure. however, his blame due crane for the attack drum with the russian defense ministry claim that in a back last, in around 24 hours, russian soldiers killed more than 70 ukrainian fighters and destroyed for homage vehicles. they weren't able to go, well, let me send you a new one more venue instead of the twist,

images of damage west the military vehicles released by russia. that's a speculation that us weapons we used in the attacks. we've seen some of the report circulating on social media and elsewhere, making claims that us supplied weapons were using these attacks. i will say that we're skeptical at this time of the veracity of these reports as a more general principle, as we said. and i believe i said yesterday, we do not encourage or enable strikes inside of russia, and we've made that clear whoever is responsible, sees a tax on russian territory, appeared to be the most serious since rushes invasion of ukraine began. 15 months ago, the kremlin said residents from 9 villages in the border region has been evacuated to a safe area. the fashion state tv showed these images claiming that dozens of people with forced to leave the homes as

a result of the attacks. earlier i spoke with the w as riga bureau chief. you are your chateau who joined me from lap you as the w was banned from reporting and russia. i asked him for the latest on belgrade. yes, there is a fighting seems to be over now. the russian defense minister said we've got to have that in the report that there was an army in any need that still killed 70 you quite in terrorist. that's what they say. we can't uh verify it. uh, but the incident does seem to still be a big deal for russia and appears to have taken this equipment by surprise. all the rest of the state, broad costs. those have been reporting of the incident in depth. the crime lynn has so far refrained from making detailed comments. remember, russia claims it has spent a lot of money securing its border with the great and now it looks like that security is very strong. but that's of course not an issue for the rest of the state to be title says they've been calling the perpetrators terrorist nationalist template to us and so on. and the crucial message of the comments that coverage is

uh that everything is under control. putting was right once he repeatedly sat at the good trash and sold just would be fighting against the bad people from ukraine . has there been any independent verification, uri of who was actually behind these attacks as well? i think nobody knows what exactly happened on the ground and who is all who are really behind, cuz i talked to henry, if you reduce the account to give us complete picture. um, what do we know with relative starting to is that what to part of military groups involved and basically sold them in the report as a governor of the bell guard region said that they use more doris and multiple are all good, low interest. and that seems to be clear that on the russian side, nor one of basically was able to prevent the attacks, at least in the 1st hours. even off the old reports, the public goes social media. it's took apparently too long before the russians started to react in any way. um,

so important is expected to day later to discuss the incident with the members of the russian security council. you're a, what more can you tell us about those russian dissident groups that claim to have been involved in the funding up. yeah. okay. and, and officials time to that talk was carried out by these russian citizens. so this didn't achieve had the, allegedly nothing to do with them. however, the both part of military groups, the assets, to be involved, all cold freedom of russia, or liberty overall shot legion, and to the so called the russian volunteer core, at both assets. to be a kind of young on to traveling lots and putting guerrilla groups as their members are supposed to fight against pollutants regina. they say, because if they fall into a free rational, we saw this video under the board as a member of the russian volunteer call, have a supposedly fall right? conservative views as a group belong, supposedly through the so called civil council. and us just ation of russian

immigrants that was found in warsaw in poland. is that still called jobs? siegel counsel is a kind of recruitment center rushman outside ration. but also either gosh, i can apply via internet or the encrypted channels for the spot of into the group that officially once again doesn't belong to the credit and armed forces. very interesting, dw is yury restructure there in re good, thank you very much. well, sanctions on moscow for his bore in ukraine have shot russian ships out of all e u, and many other european harbours. but 3 norwegian ports continued to provide moscow with crucial access to mainland europe, russian privileges there are now in question. however, after a recent documentary by northern broadcasters, their investigation tests dial tone, what russian fishing vessels using the ports are actually doing. the, the use terry schultz reports from the port town of q kennings in norway. the

russians fishing vessels can still stop over and care can ascend to other norwegian ports for now. moscow demanded continued. access in exchange for keeping alive of 50 year old agreement, protecting cod stocks. but after a recent documentary, publicly exposed with intelligence officials of long known that many of russia's fishing ships double s by ships, the norwegian government is re evaluating whether the deal is worth the risks. the question is, how closely do you monitor? uh, are you able to monitor those ships that are coming in? which ships are allowed in and is this necessary to test the government says, maintain this fisher efficient fishing corporation with russia. this is a difficult balance. do you think that other nato allies now see norway as a weak link and security? i don't think so. and if the government gets the impression that efficient control is not possible anymore, they would have to do no,

we didn't. government has just boosted funds for inspecting russian vessels and is investigating more than a dozen companies, it suspects of violating sanctions. those measures have already hit here, can is hard, strictly limiting services to russian ships to unloading fish or emergency repairs and almost completely closing the land border. just 8 kilometers away before the war. people from both sides regularly crossed to do every day shopping. there will always be a before and after the animation. absolutely for us living here, it will be before and after. think jenny spring grew up here and now we're supporting business and people to people connections in the region. she says everyone in cure goodness supports the sanctions, but they're suffering. so for example, that can you make the ship or they have a tree employees there. it's a huge business there for our science this community. so 1st, if they are again unemployed, the catastrophe for our community, the owner of the kim x ship yard,

as long warranty might have to cut those jobs if the port is completely close to russian vessels. but he refused our request for an interview. other tier goodness residents were willing to speak out about their concerns at a town hall meeting with norwegian trade minister, young christian investor. it's our job now to find solutions to bring some hope in some of the new ideas we cannot and will look like for a show in this more. so we have to deal with this function so that we have to make sure that these transition for this community a can be the only the best possible way. port director tells you get against it and has some ideas about that ones that might be controversial. we're talking with chinese operators and that is also delicate the question. and we may be accused of, uh, going from intimate cooperation with russia to intimate corporation with china. but as long as there is one to sort going from the asia to europe, the to go through the know the see about keeping far northern towns populated is

a pillar of norway's national security strategy. so cure can assist. survival is something also has to prioritize. but at the same time, it's got needle allies to answer to on how it's keeping under see infrastructure and communication cables safe from russian vessels trolling for more than fish. now to the us and florida governor rhonda center. this is expected. the launch is 2020 for presidential campaign in just a few hours. the census, his team has confirmed he will kick star his bid on wednesday with support from 11 musk on twitter. he joins a growing fuel to politicians hoping to win the republican nomination as rome. just same, just as seems to be the latest in a growing list of republicans roaming for the white house after days of speak to elation. his team came to him to his 2024 presidential bid would begin online with

twitch i own i eat alone. musk hoping kick off the campaign we interviewing run census. and he has quite an announcement to make and will be the very 1st time . that's what back this is happening on social media and with real time questions and answers. not, not scripted. so it's going to be live and let, let about the letter a. let's see what happens. it's likely to be a crowd of drinks for the republican nomination and musk rolled out endorsing any candidates at the stage. the same just as the governor of florida and an outspoken cultural conservatives. he's telling some of the state laws and recent months, including a ben on the discussion of gene to identity and 6 orientation in schools. and one of the most restrictive abortions in the you weeks be say very clearly in the state of florida, we will fight the work and the legislature. we will fight the work in education. we

will fight the work and the business is we will never ever surrender to the woke mob. our state is where well goes to di, opinion polls show defend. this is currently the biggest 3 diploma president. donald trump's bid for the republican ticket. but he faces an uphill battle with a recent survey showing trump is backed by 49 percent of republicans and the same to 19 percent. that's despite the full, the president being indicted on felony charges of falsifying business records and being found liable for sexual abuse. let's, let's catch up on a few other stories making headlines around the world today. lawmakers in the us state of south carolina have passed the band on abortion after 6 weeks of pregnancy, and the states republican governor is now expected to sign the bill into law. it would make south carolina the latest us state to limit abortion since the supreme

court of return the federal right to the procedure. a powerful storm is approaching the us pacific territory of guam home to a crucial military. i'll post, type in my war is expected to be the strongest to hit the island in decades. the government is ordered residents of coastal and low lying areas to evacuate to higher ground. while buyers in canada is alberto of province, so now burned through over 10000 square kilometers in recent weeks. that's more than 2000 times the entire area burned in the whole of last year. firefighters from us state have joined the response efforts and more are expected from as far away as australia and new zealand. police and deanna say, a disc ruffled female student started a fire that killed 19 children in a school dormitory. after her mobile phone was confiscated. dozens of students were trapped in the building which had been routinely locked for the night.

nationwide searches are taking place across germany, targeting the climate action group, last generation activists from the group regularly stage civil disobedience protest, including blocking roads and facing pieces of art. prosecutors and the various a 15 properties are being searched across germany assets belonging to last generation members, as have also been seized. the rates relate to a string of criminal charges, filed against the group last year with some members accused of forming or supporting a criminal organization. or chief political correspondent, nina has a, has more now on those rates or well, the rain starts at this morning at around 7 am 15 properties um was search this morning and 7 of the gentleman of the 16 german state. so that is a pretty big operation where some 170 offices were involved altogether. and the

rate is related to several criminal charges that have been filed since the summer of last year. the police, their thirty's, got a lot of hints from the population. they say, and so this is what triggered the raid 7 suspects between the ages of 22 and a 38 are accused of forming or supporting a criminal organization. and of course, that is quite a heavy accusation here that can also be charged with 5 years up to 5 years in prison. and along with a such of the prophecies, the homepage of the group has been shut down by the authority. serious charges indeed. tell us more about what it is that last generation has been doing that lead to these rates. while the main accusation is that those suspects that i've just mentioned to have organized fundraising to finance 5, the crimes full, the last generation. so for that group and have collected at least $1400000.00 zeros in donations and accusation is that they were planning to use that money for

further crimes. how much support nina is there for climate fact disliked those of last generation in germany as well? supports the climate action is quite high. if you look at the polls here in germany, but when it comes to the last generation, that group, that triggers a lot of emotion in the german population, the opinion is quite clear in the german public. some 80 percent says in a poll in november last year that they found them to be a big nuisance and actually not helpful in the fight against the climate crisis. so they states those road blocks, they get on people's nerves quite frankly. but you also have to be fed also when it comes to a legal perspective, the jury is still out as to whether this constitutes a crime or whether they are just a nuisance that people have to deal with because they want to draw attention to the

fact that the governments and energy companies are not doing enough need to thank you very much. shar political correspondent neither causes well, green or alternatives. are chopping the agenda as top transportation experts meet in the german city of lights, the ministers and business leaders and researchers from around the globe are attending the international transport form over the next 3 days. they're trying to figure out how to persuade people to ditch their cars and do without plains in favor of more environmentally friendly options. we all depend on transport with us to commute to work, purchase goods or travel. but that spot use for the environment. and for our health the transport sector is heavily dependent on fossil fuels. it generates round one face of the world's carbon dioxide emissions with road traffic as the less defend.

to keep global temperatures from rising by more than 1.5 degrees celsius. these emissions need to be caught fast, but to a new report by the international transport form such change is not coming quickly enough. global transports emissions will drop by just 3 percent by 2050 on the current plants, the auction. so what needs to be done to be called an ice transport? many cities globally are investing and electrified transport options from east coaches to the buses. a petro call pumps out of a 10 times more common than an electric scooter, even when accounting. so manufacturing, disposal, a mix of transport notes including ride sharing, jet vehicles and infrastructure for walking and cycling will be essential. the road traffic is not the only culprit. the ation industry is massively contributing to c o 2 emissions as well. a violation has the fastest growing greenhouse gas

emissions in the e u rising 29 percent between 20092019 according to green piece a year. a staar johnny instead of a short whole flight for instance, emits around 90 percent less c o 2. however, less than 7 percent of passenger transports in the european union is currently happening by train. the transport system will require a significant investment in the coming decades. low and no common technologies required large scale rollouts while developing sustainable and affordable fuels and sufficient quantities will be crucial, the compromising in the long term us and our dw clement reporter, louise osborne, is of the international transport form in live si, louise. as we just saw, most of the world's cities are jam packed with fossil fuel burning vehicles and the

infrastructure that supports them. how to policy makers there and live, say plan to change that well, the main thing on the agenda is sustainable transport here. 30 minutes to some representatives from across europe, latin america and africa who will be talking about e mobility as a possibility. for example, also alternative fuels to petrol. an oil like uh, bio mass uh by u. s. n. o will be uh, on the agenda as well. um, they will be talking about all those things, but one of the biggest challenges is going to be dealing with the passenger cause now in the loan that are over $250000000.00 costs that are being used on how to to make sure that old people are moving towards electric cars um to alternative fuels is, is a huge issue. um, they are hoping, well, i mean this is ironic actually coming from germany, which is the biggest

u. x photo cause that has been slow to move to email. so uh, transport is a massive issue for mo bile societies like ours um, aside from a fuse and e cars, what other aspects of mobility are getting most attention at the international transport for the lease? well, actually one of the other main thing that's on the agenda tomorrow, we'll be talking about ukraine and transport between ukraine, which is mainly landlocked, apart from the, the black sea, which is, is obviously being controlled by russia at the moment and how to get goods from the ukraine to the you, they are talking about building a road for example, and transport a, a train system. so that is one of the big things. they're also looking at issues like how to make sure that everybody has access to public transport. and also including women more within the trunk, full sector because they make up such

a low percentage of people involved. and obviously their ideas can also make the shift to green transport systems a better ways. thank you very much. our client reporter, luis osborne and liked british architect david shepherd to you is known for giving new life to old. building is with clear lines and radical restraint. he's wanting many prizes for his work, and now he can have the print square price, also known as the nobel prize of architecture to his collection. we caught up with him here in berlin. david chipper field, a star architect who's decided lead down to earth. i came from fairly modest background and i grew up on the from my parents had very modest situation on the farm. as a child at 7 years old,

you can go and get the cows in the morning. to day tripper field presides over 5 offices around the world and has won many prestigious awards. this projects aren't just designed with the statics in mind. for him, architecture should be practiced in the service of the greater social good architecture takes. it takes land, takes resources, takes energy. so then the question is, what does it give you can't just get a building done, replied one over the walls and at the end, why could log off? and so you see it's, it was with the black, the chipper sealed sensitive restoration of the new museum. and berlin was widely acclaimed when it was unveiled in 2009 a decade later, his gateway to the city's famous museum island. the austere minimalism, the james simon gallery initially started controversy, but locals came to embrace the design. another berlin success story for the british

architect. and 2021 ship refilled, restored the new national gallery designed by his hero. these one, they're really super field calls the icon of sixty's modernism, a poem, and approached it as a respectful repair until a major structural flaws came to light. if you see one of your heroes in their underpants, you could change your attitude to them. we did see a national battery and it's on the pants. it wasn't always a nice side. with his style of restrained elegans, david chipper field is one of the world's most sought after master builders. at the heart of his practice today is a focus on social equity and sustainability. we know so little about how to perform in architecture, in terms of sustainability. there's only one role we know to the if you've done nothing building down, you save a lot of images, david shipper field,

the farmer's son who quietly conquered the architectural world. now he's met in the field, the highest honor, the pritzky surprise. and we'll leave you with some images that can be straight out of a western movie michigan state police called in this professional wrangler to capture a runaway cow after she made her way onto a busy highway. she gave the cowboy a good run for his money, but unfortunately she didn't get to see if the grass was really green or on the other side of the room. she was captured in return to the far you're watching the, the news or environment magazine because india subtext. i'm terry martin. thanks for watching.

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