the, the, this is dw news life from berlin. rock legend to tina toner dies at the age of $83.00 or electrifying performances and powerful voice, captivated audiences worldwide and across the decades. we look back at her life and legacy florida governor rhonda santas full of the end is the 2024. you ways

presidential race with a chaotic announcement on twitter is next total on the road to the white house is to secure the republican nomination. and the head of branch and private army bach. the brakes once small from the crowd line on the war and ukraine. if any precaution says he is forced lost 20000 man in the battle full by moat and insults rushes defense chief again, the invisible and welcome at legend has passed away, but her message lives on american bones. seeing a t, the turner owned her troll that using it to change the world in the 80s she spoke out about her abusive marriage to cope before i could turn up while trying to establish a solo career. despite feeling the consequences,

she ended up paving the way for so many women in rock music black and walked when it comes to music legions. gina tennis was simply the be the born in brownsville, tennessee in 1989, 10 that came from humble beginnings. the singing and gospel plasma growing up, she began performing with this husband like during the 19 sixties and stephen take that has to have a clipped his and try to keep the hips on slowing along after escaping the violent average. throughout the 19 eighties and nineties,

the queen of rock and roll through audiences with a powerful voice incredible, john threw chains and boundless energy. tell you that everyone is now going to jim jim's and exercising and carrying on. and it is said that it's good for your help, all of us yelling and, and i've been singing and traveling and dancing for 35 years. so i think that my work has taken care of all of my aerobic classics. so that's the answer to that one . all right, she recorded massive hits from what's love got to do with that to we don't need to know the heroes and the big winning. i grammy's the in the ending millions of the during send along the way. after

a p a well to it in 2009, she retired to switzerland with her apartment. when i can describe a few things that pills wonderful is countryside the cattle, the farm houses. it's a reminder of the past in tennessee when i was a young girl, which is very nice. also the mountains, it's such a young doing this distance, the height, the magic thing is entertainers and world leaders are among those paying tribute to tune a tune up to date and legacy. as one of the all time greats will no doubt live on the o. jocelyn be smith is a new york jazz senior living in germany for 30 years. i asked her house. you'll remember tina turner. oh, good morning, debbie. thanks so much for having me. she has been for us,

remember through her legacy of voice of self impairment for very many women world wide. and i think that she was really one of the early ones in her generation who sparked a flame when she wrote in her book and she shared the abuse, the price of for jeremy and the price of her fame. and what she had to walk through through the interview. so this was very, very big for us. and i think this was somewhere like around the eighty's, right? that she went worldwide with a book and this information. so it was a signal you know, for women to, you know, fight, stay strong, you know, and be anchored in their lives. so so it was speaking out about what she went through that group she went through with our partner at the time that made her such a role model. would you say as absolutely. she is one of the when you look

at her generation, you know, this had always been, we share this information, you know, we got into the need to move. and i think this came louder a little bit later. but she was that generation where it was only discussed in small circles, private circles, but she, what she went into naturally big with that she shared this information, she put it out there and that was for us to read. also another thing when we swing back, you know, or just swing a little bit, you know, in her, in her future i was so happy to know that she blended or she integrated spirituality. it was always there for her. and i think with out the basis of her spirituality, she would not have been able to hold all the way that she could. so have just less than her a strong belief in her entering. and you know, for her, we, we put the non you who are in the queue. this is the essence of the universe of,

for all this new world. this was a pallet, this was here sunday, she drove up. would you say kept going so long and, and, and, and you know, such a piece for us in, in a business that is so competitive to her speaking out. that was it. and her dance was, of course, a dance was the dances were iconic. um, but her speaking out was the force because every woman knows that when you do not speak out over the abuse in your life, when you do not speak out about the journey in your life, it ends up turning into a disease. it ends up turning into a sickness that goes inside of our bodies. and then it paralyzes us in our lines, you know, but the, the beautiful part about her music is that she also blend to generations, you know, coming from that old school. hard working like just bite down on it,

just reading the t in the business and she preached that type of power into the top industry. so sheets fused, her rock sounds with the pop. and i think this was somewhere what we started. so we're like in the eighty's when she has a big explosion with simply the best and what is love has to, you know, just let us got to do it. just briefly, any personal memories you'd like and leave us with yes, to my wonderful friends, lisa fisher, who was singing with the stones for like over 25 years and the bass player, warren mccrae, the 104. and i was invited to come and see, you know, see her and i, and i came with my baby, i had headphones on my baby in cotton in the years and everything. i came back stage and i was a standing right next to her grove. and it was just like, wow, that hand that just way to us and you just sweating. it's like, oh my goodness,

i got very close there. but that's my closes and i loved my date, it was fine. there was no shad. monday years. everything was fine. i had gotten some names. excellent stuff, nice memory that single jocelyn b smith driving in for us on to you to turn a and an amazing career and amazing woman. as governor of the west state of florida, rhonda santas has fully announced his bid to become america's next president. it was a bumpy stuff to the long awaited announcement. but here's my time. scroll down on twitter. hit due to technical difficulties. it took over roy's to half an hour to get going off towards the san just released this campaign video and noticed bruncess of a clash with conservative prov rhonda and republican rival for the president. donald trump, we chose fax over fee is the moment the sentence announced his winehouse bid in an audio chat with twitter road. i don't mask. well, i am running for president of the united states to lead our great american come

back. what we know, our country is going in the wrong direction. we see it with our eyes, and we steal it in our bones, our southern borders collapse. drugs are pouring into the country. our cities are being hollowed out by spiking crime. the federal government's making it harder for the average family to make ends meet and do a pain and maintain a middle class wide style and our president, while he lacks vigor flounders in the face of our nations challenges. and he creates as cues from the woke mom. well, social democrats mentioned how heavy is deputy cameron of the german, you with pile of entry, friendship group. what, what sort of direction do you think the us would be going in on the descent? it's well, we're hoping not as bad as some the president trump, but we're not sure. now i think at this point, it's fair to say that mr. sanders is running an extremely interior. our campaign and foreign policy is not too much of his interest,

but we are not feeling really well about it. do really think he's the one who put out trump trump. what at this point uh, probably he ran his campaign pretty late. um, like, uh, like for the technical issues tonight, he also has issues with his campaign to so he came out late, i assume, and looking at the numbers today, it will be very, very difficult for him to, to challenge mr. trump, because you never know it. so long way of the primaries of the republican party, the debates are starting in august. so still some months ago we will see. and you said he doesn't have a specific focus on international relations. but how do we think a defend his presidency would reshape the world? or the biden's work so hard to restore off the that i solution is period under trump was certainly is going to be with the words for the trends of letting relation, but also for the world compared to to mr. to present binds

a policy at this point, so he will focus on on, on the homefront. so if, if it's worth spending money in ukraine to make the numbers better in, in the u. s, he would do it. if not, he wouldn't do it. so it's very, very difficult to for see, but listening carefully to what he said so far, he's very critical about giving the support that is necessary in europe towards russia as it was now. so we will, we have to expect less engagement than it is today. anything else we should look out for in the lead up to the selection as well for the republicans, it's super, it will be super interesting how these campaigns will be run now inside. so it's not just the battle between him and, and mr. by mr. bite, and i'm sorry, mr. trump is also other candidates. are shipping as well, right. we're expecting the former vice president to go in. we're expecting other

candidates, and it's all sometimes all about money who's, who's getting the most financial support. so that will be a tough race. it's not over yet. trump is in advance. obviously piece of the numbers are much better for him today, but that doesn't have to stay till the end or the beginning of next year. so let's see, 11 debates within the republican party will be a great show for everybody. was you, you brought up the money factor they let me just, uh, uh, pick up on that. uh, what is the status fitted uh, financial aid to this uh, this race will some of the public is, are trying to tell the story is supporting defenders that he will raise more money is long term as it mr. trump, because it's in the interest because everybody believes mr. trump would not win the presidential x and actually, and that's why they're counting on on dissenters to, to have a fair chance to win against mr. bite. and so that might give them an x and an

advantage to raise money. but, but we will see at this point mr. trump is, is unbeatable, but they're still a few months, 10 months to go for the decision making. so let's see how this works out. i figured you'd use met and have 50 deputy chairman of the german you waste problem entry friendship. great. thank you. let's take a look at some of the other story. it's making use. germany has officially slipped into recession in the 1st quarter of 2023 growth of trunk, 5.3 percent compared to the previous 3 months. it was the 2nd successive quarter of negative growth experts fee. this trend could continue for the rest of the year, or hundreds of people have demonstrated in the bolivian capital the ponds against what they allege is a cover up of the sexual abuse of children by catholic priced. the obligation came to light off to the publication of a dia, rewritten by a just would phrase,

documenting the abuse of thousands of children in the 1970s. that takes counsel dining through my law has last the west pacific territory of love with fast moving winds. and heavy rains, finalize the strongest type, soon to hit one other decades, tearing down trees, walls and power lines. the national weather service full costs will intensify. fund is moving away from one of the states. russian nationals funding for ukraine has hail then the incursion into russia. as a success, emissions and groups of volunteers across the border to the bellville road region in russia, intact bowers, the kremlin, but also stock questions about the west willingness to supply ukraine with weapons . because some of those volunteers have time to find right for the head of the bunk, the most in recruit. if can, if i go ahead times is outfit lost around $20000.00 men in the battle for the city

of buckboard. half of the convicts recruited to find a new cry that goes into a private army. the bulk of the finding in the month of baffled food, which russia claimed full control. up on saturday, the wagner chief predicted the rush of would experience a revolution if the country so they would not join the military to find it the wall . okay, i asked the w basha, analyst concepts in exit. what he made of progressions remarks. which is very clear as a precaution is dissatisfied with the situation. militarily the model, the figure of 20000 has been disputes as by other observers, some states up to 30 to 40000. but that probably would be too much for him to say, because then his recording drive may be may, may, may, bass, cuz he knows dot. uh, that's the only thing that she's dissatisfaction with the supplies that means we supplies to. he is true to his mercer is uh, at the front line,

the early part of the story. it's very clear that she's also dissatisfied, politically, more of, of that. it seems increasingly that he entertains political ambitions of his own. and that is why we have this right. precaution said that russia could lose the territory yet. controls in ukraine, including areas alex before 2022 is a saying that russia's entire operation is back fine. so, yes, it actually is. that's what exactly what he said. he said that you bring that we stronger about. uh, we actually uh, in a sense we meaning the russian state meaning, uh to, to, uh, that is the in for, uh, creates a situation where she currently struggling to raise a real estate is getting supports. uh, its famous now in a sense, in the world, there is a lot of frustration that and yes, he says that's a russian strategy was wrong from the beginning. and even a very,

very typical style for regina is like putting this in their ear off, declined, is accusing the corruption of this uh, this chemical and not, i mean he's not putting in don't the whole idea of the war. the whole idea of a rush or controlling you crying, this thing is just done in a wrong way. and that's is of course, a political state with which in the hits not only at defense minister showing go chief from general stop. there are some of whom regarding, repeatedly cri, decides, but also in fact, approaching, and he's close to start. russia is hosting talks between a media and azerbaijan in moscow, in a bid to diffuse tensions between the 2 countries over the disputed territory of no go, no color back. the kremlin has recently been playing a peacekeeping role between the 2 former soviet countries which are for 2 boys in recent years. but the media has voiced dissatisfaction with roches role and

alliances are being put under pressure. a report of jennifer cause got, has more as the roots of this conflict, go back 100 years after the russian revolution. 1917 armenian azerbaijan fell under bolshevik control and became part of the soviet union that kept the little intentions until the soviet union collapsed. the classic task, no territorial conflict. at the end of the soviet union, 3 quarters of the territory was populated by armenians and one quarter by either by johnny's with undistributed over the territory. it wasn't post. those are divided territory from an ethnic point of view about yourself. try and contact 1991. the people now go now cut off. i decided to officially break away from other based on the armenians. if not. garner got up off, supported by our menia for

a war of independence until 1994. finally, now, gartner, called our boss, declared its independence from us or based on its status, was meant to be finally decided on in peace negotiations. but they never took place in 2020, as are visual and invaded, never know, caught up off and conquered large parts of the region and a 6 week long war contract signed by both countries and mediated by russia. stop the fighting. the ceasefire was supposed to be safety guarantee for the armenian population. living in the gordon will cut off. but on september 12, 2020, azerbaijan attacked internationally recognized armenian territory. well, our medias main goal is to keep its territorial integrity. azerbaijan has

a different agenda, their goal is to have a corner door to other visual effects. please knock each, yvonne and it's closest ally, turkey at the moment as are based on blocks, the watching cord or road that links our media. and of course not above described as a lifeline for residents. armenia has so far relied on the backend of russia. a long time military partner that supports come into question because there's a russian situation in the region as we can because of the boy you're trained. moscow was already disappointed. i mean you into 2020 was that's what i mean. then rush, i had always stated, i go into the car, but it's not covered by security. guarantees, ends up problems that was accepted of the implementation of the ceasefire agreement . russia has failed. yes, i did send lashing car. the in that going a kind of boston is blocked by either by john is just to even set up a check point. the yes i see you this, this contradicts the ceasefire agreement,

which states that the corda will remain on the russian. please keep us control. we just talked like with russia, looking the other way. the competition for influence is brewing between the u and u. s. on one hand and russia on the other, the west, once armenia to remain democratic and independent. in doing so for the reasoning, russia, for russian, it's ambitions that poses a threat. but well, efforts to settle the conflict during going the last century has left its toll on armenia and azerbaijan and, and to the conflict is not insight stuff on monday of this is the head of the regional program, political dialogue, south caucuses at colorado and our foundation who joins us from georgia and capital to please say, how tense is the situation in the going to cut her back? and good, good. good morning. um ben verification is indeed still tents has been ever since

you mentioned in your report the, the incidents, the, the tech all plaza about john to silver. and i mean, in territory in september of last year and uh, ever since. uh, i mean uh as about john is holding occupied. uh, i mean in territory and uh, the uh, repeated titled work complex could access between a median and um other but tiny business very long. the border of uh, both, both countries uh the loss occurred and i think maybe uh in the beginning of may uh, with casualties on both sides. um, so this is the situation just rates as the medium private as the, as a repricing. and did you to meet today to talk to most good what, what do you expect as well the talks today needs to be seen in a context and context. uh so the talks uh, the 2nd account of both hands of governments. uh in less than 2 weeks. so they met

in brussels. uh, invited by um and present. uh, i saw michelle uh and had negotiations. they will pull up these uh, negotiations and process before. uh, costs between the minutes are full and it has uh, in the us uh, in the beginning of may they talk to a couple of days back. and toby's well costs that piece agreement of dispute between i mean, and those are by john while uh, negotiations between the uh, in the us and uh, in brussels square, uh, coordinate it to you in the, the american government. there is, of course, no big nick a no called the nation. uh but, but brother competition between the west on the one hand and um the rest on the opposite end. so therefore, it remains to be seen to which extend. oh,

what today's discussed in moscow is in any way lead to what has been already it saved in negotiations and then brussels and before and working. but what's going to happen to this conflict? um, depending upon what comes out of these talks and then what has been achieved in profit . i mean the lean sticking point uh, ends in negotiations and all the way to the peace agreement is the, the, the page of the median. still living no problem. come out a kind of a when i seen young at the beginning of the week, uh, recognized the territorial integrity of other by john, which uh, was covered uh, international. the, as, as it is a important step with this and peace agreement, armenians in azerbaijan said that, uh if there are no guarantees for security and for the mental rights of these

claims. um, oh, and boyd as well. on the other hand, as about john is not ready to um, uh, guarantee anything internationally to the a mediums living and they're going to come off because they as much i consider this to be an internal and meta. so the question will be in the end, whether as about down at least in any kind of international mechanism for guaranteeing the rise and security and safety of a maintenance living in and all of that kind of by there around 100120000 i mean is still the number on the co bus indefinitely. it is with the sticking point. in the next negotiation deposited a peace agreement between both sides. south polk says x, but stefan levy was thank you very much for the analysis. thank you. especially

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