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peers and rivals, which one is darren gold to help smart nature the more likes watching it on youtube. dw documentary. the . this is the other news live from by that fresh, both as is often from following the funeral of a teenager, kids by police authority, make hundreds of progress. so mcfarland saluting, bought official fair beyond rest is less than 10. spend on 3 of of sites also coming up to it though, if setting limits on the number of poles. so it allowed to see what's behind the
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slightest. st. george, you click that. it's all lost self. the space to shed light on to the, you know, loss of the greatest mysteries, dark energy, and dark matter. the number such as swab welcome to program. fronts has been to you to administer the says police have arrested more than 400 people in the countries. 5th night of on, dressed by the ministers of the violence was less intense than on previous fights. audio and the de family and friends better the 17 year old, a shot dead by police this week during a traffic stop and about a stop up. the shooting sparked the nationwide products as dusk fell on saturday evening that allows police presence descended on central powers
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anticipation of a 5th night of violence. officers conducted searches of large. he's sent thousands of reinforcements to flash of plug locations across the country. oh you did check me twice yesterday during the day they checked, us accused 4 times. we're just hit for just the you're not here to break stuff. they with the heavy clashes, you must southern city of mount say the weight police firing t a gun in an attempt to disperse protests of the hundreds of shops and businesses have been destroyed since the unrest broke out on tuesday. following the killing of the hell am by a police officer during
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a traffic stop. we don't know why they attack stores. i don't see the point of taking it out on stools or anything else that's going on around here. everything's been because it's not going to bring that young man back. unfortunately, public transport and private vehicles have been such a blaze, along with town halls, police stations, and other public buildings, emanuel macro, and has cancelled a state visit to gemini, to deal with wants to become the west crisis. i'd be 2nd presidential to the appropriate april. the 1st response, of course, is to ensure the safety of the property, the, and the safety of people, the, the security to return order as quickly as possible to load or repeat quick as there is no nations without or no bonus gathered on such a day as
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a most to bid farewell to the hell. and in a private summer meeting, his killing has put the spotlights in policing and racial inequality and from acts of a say, the explosion of rage and violence can only be quelled by action to address racially motivated police brutality. corresponding and bout of sonya fall, nica told us more about the funeral when we were earlier in on ted, this is the symbol of just west of paris without funeral for 9 to place. we were just outside the cemetery and the family open. i had also purposely that also the media and public to stay away. there was very fumble and still there. um the host was accompanied by you know, folds of, of young men on motor bikes and stopped us with the so there's lots of white tends to be. we saw some arguments about people making some of those events. and i have to say in general, the ton of content is, is, is very much on edge,
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the entire streets that are aligned with the bundle cause and buses, shop, windows broken. we managed to speak to some resident order residents who said they were, you know, fed up with the assignments of destruction but also express sympathy and understanding of the kind of i'm going to ask questions about this being expressed by young people there. and one of the reasons we got out of content on audio today was because the it is quite difficult to work that as a drug listen to the neighborhoods. some people quite frustrated with media. we were approached by a group of a youth why we were filming there. i'll be well off to essentially leave. so so the total very much remains extremely tense. the dw sonya finally found that now the dutch king vellum alexander has apologized for his concrete roland. the slave trade, the netherlands has been commemorating the anniversary of the top election. speculation have been enjoying the king would offer an apology on behalf of the board house last year. that's fine, but as democratize said, sorry,
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but stopped short of your offering, compensation to defendants of slaves on the toner and the fate and a little more are responding to fish fulton follow the king speech, and i'm to them voice a quite an emotional speech. so he did say he apologizes as the king as a member of the government today. he's apologizing personally. and of course there's some other question behind this. um, what did that crown do during colonialism? there has been a research of research and has been saying that they have benefited or profited from this the slavery and that they've got like, what would be today, nearly 550000000, yours out of it. and the dodge king has also said that he has commissioned a study into looking what actually was the road of the dutch crown. so this is maybe also part of for, for the motion. and at the same time, you also called out to the people to the dutch people,
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to start the healing process and to create a world where they can all live without change that the chain has been broken. and it did to to create a world without discrimination. and racism, or do you have visitors? fashion has done that. let's take a look at some of the headlines from around the world. there have been multiple us as soon as trend of a bunch of washer traditional reforms. opponents believed the proposed goods could create a more taught it had in government this week. prime minister been here, i mean, nathan. yeah. who said he would proceed, proceed with the changes, but without applause, that him to called supreme court follows and gift politicians more c and the selection of charges. 7 climate activists from the group just stopped or have been invested in london after disrupting the cities. tried put it before the event, the group called on site organizers to stop taking money from hyphen using industrial,
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the metropolitan police said those and boys rested for public nuisance offensive. not to the limiting the number of 12. so you can read each due to the c o 8 on most said the chain just to prevent extreme levels of beat us creeping. and system manipulation ratified. use those at the end, put rather the limited to $10000.00 false today. why and verify it accounts. so when we get to read a 1000 posts to their audio, the tech felina announced district the limits were changed to the new level. this oceleto to that site until that dw reporter be. this would be this. another big piece of news for twitter uses another big change, what's behind this one? so let me show you don mosque is basically saying that large companies that use a do such as g, p, d, or glucose bog. they are using huge amount of data from door and not being threatened by. critics also said that this limitation is basically, you don't,
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must basically wants to, in these live in your printer. so he's encouraging people. he wants people to have verified that going from per adult and be $8.00 a month. and of course that's a huge difference between number of 3 foot verified uses. certified use us can read and if we compared them with and verified with us. so basically with their needs money. well, unlimited twitter use sticks of the day off. many uses how people's reacting to this development as an image. i was listening to this, this about this issue. and there were some journalist from different parts of the world. and all of them agreed that basically this time edition is invitation to excess of information. so. so for instance, i am a journalist, i haven't and verify the account. and if i want to monitor situation in the out and bucket, bundled anywhere between 20 to 30 minutes, my limited to $1003.00 is gone. and not only during, and it's like there was a strong reaction from people who went along, must initially set the,
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the limit to 6000 tweets. a ford verified the account and 604 and verified the accounts. there was a, there was a huge like reaction and been either on the increase the number of a 350 book and read. so definitely it's something that is affecting a lot of people, sort of your line of the individual in fact that you're fainted there. but what about this public square that you don't must could from this? how does it impact that? so new me, shock printer has more than 368000000 x just uses. that's a huge number. so some competitors, for example, method on our blue sky, they are not even near to with us. so it's a unique, a social media platform with influential and important people express their opinion and not an, an activist and journalist. for example, if there's this protest, any grid happening and even a part of data in states that ban social media from there,
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we know that during the next or activists use vpn to dealt with the words what's happening. and that information is very important and vital for the important decision making in the country. i imagine a situation of breaking news if a disaster happens. so not only doing this but the local people will be impacted. so any change in return means a change that's when in fact, millions of people have quite a bit to follow that. and thank you for doing that for us. do doctor's finish of now the york and space agency has successfully launched of john ray. can you pick the school from florida without a slope lifted off on a space that's off it and separated from it about an hour after launching the mission is set to explore what's known as the doc universe, which makes up 95 percent of the boss wants to do that for the school, for be solving galaxies up to $10000000000.00 light to us from up, the journey will fix 6 years. and the 1st data is expected to be released next to
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keep calling as a space announced, or biologist. jo, unless he told me more about what you picked out of school was hoping to find will the words that we use in many languages to describe things we don't understand. the dark energy, the dark universe, sort of the best thing we can use right now to explain how pretty much most of the universe is something we can't see. what we can see the effect it has on the rest of everything. sort of like you go shopping ever. you have a shopping bag in your cat sticks in you. here's a noise. you go out and see the bag moving around. it might be a cat. might be a squirrel, but you don't know because you don't know what's in there. that's what astronomers have been faced with for the past century. the spacecraft hopefully will map to univers billions of galaxies and gives us an idea of what might be going on out there. that squared efforts, or you're paying that. but tell us, why is it so important to understand that got trusted?
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why is it so important to understand doc, metro and doc manager? well, if you want to understand like the universe and everything as they say everything that we are here there and everywhere, you need to know the pieces that fit together to govern how things go around stars and how planets form and so forth. and again, we can see a barely 5 percent of the whole circuits. and so if you really want to understand how things work, you've got to find new ways to prove into these things that you can see directly. and that again, this what this mission is going to be doing. it's a very exciting mission. and there's a phrase you often hear about re writing the textbooks. if the spacecraft does what it's supposed to do, we will be on tv and 4 or 5 years talking about all the textbooks that are being written because of this mission. that's quite something and that's quite a prospect for this type of scope. now the project manager has called it the cost
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to make embarrassment that 95 percent of the universe remains unknown thanks. humanity, something that would lead to the read item of these textbooks. but how much can one telescope contribute to changing that? what is the scope of this mission? what does it trying to pull off? well again, it's the whole idea here is a beer. this is a very precise instrument and it is on its way to a special orbit. and it's gonna cool itself down and all the computers are testing themselves right now. it is one of the most precise instruments. people have ever built. that is for you to stare at, the vast expanse out 10000000000 light years. it's like a time machine. and it's going to build this map over time that will be of a greater precision than anything we've ever built. somewhere in that precision we may see little traces of something happening, which would be an indication of possibly how all this on seeing matter is doing what it's doing. and you know, all the smart people will sit back and say, we think we know better. what is going on?
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because right now we are bears all the smart guys. einstein and stephen hockey were scratching their head saying, well, dark better can do a fascinating expedition, quite a bit to find out. and thank you so much for expediting that so clearly to us keep calling space and natural biology on the left to that's all from us for now, but stick it on for sports life with more on japanese e sports spite as much as while from me and the entire new stream behind the scenes thank you for watching the stopping climate change. that's what they're ringing for. several zones of the earth will become literally uninhabitable. today.
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