the just a click away find the best document on you to really see the world as he's never seen it before. the drive now to dw, talking to the this is dw, use life from bullying. donald trump pleads not guilty in a washington court. the form of us president is charged with funding a criminal conspiracy to overturn joe's biden's 2020 election victory for what was

deemed a miracle rescued when the mass of those quaking took either rescued when late had died. the double use julia, henry visits the woman's family, struggling like of the survivors to see a future in the rumble. the i've been visible and woke up former us president donald trump has pleaded not guilty to charges of conspiring to overturn his defeat in the 2020 election. it's the 3rd state of criminal charges he's facing and seen as the most serious. it's not clear whether the case with the rail, his efforts to return to the white house in next year's election from false one rose into washington and delivering the form of president for walters, becoming a familiar site in america. a call to p runs by donald j trump.

before heading for the motorcade, there was time for a brief pause for the cameras outside the called house. trump's faces critics came head to head with his loyal, supportive, indivisible demonstration of a divided country. i'm here to celebrate because by the end of the day today, trump's going to get another 5 points in the polls and it's very exciting. um, every time they do, one of these indictments trump goes up in the polls. i think that trump poses a threat to our democracy and his supporters. i think that he should be held accountable for the crimes that he committed while he was president. and i think this is long overdue inside the called house in on a p, when it's less than just

a few minutes. the fall, i'm a president into the plea of not guilty arriving back at the apples, i typically bellicose, trump took the opportunity to once again called the proceedings, a political which i want. when you look at what's happening, this is a persecution of a political opponent. this was never supposed to happen in america. this is the persecution of the person that's leading by very, very substantial numbers in the republican primary. as trump left washington, the days drama concluded for now, but with a trial date likely to be sometime next year. and trump still a friend run up for the republican nomination. a 2020 fall could see trump sizing

for the white house and he's freedom. so why a republicans still basing on trump despite the most serious political challenges against the president and us history. i put that question to catherine cuba. ashbrook from the pedals mountain foundation. well, the easy answer been, is numbers. donald trump did something in the 2016 election that a rarity of, of presidents has done before him. he brought people into loading booths, but had never voted for an american president before. and then now constitutes an undergirding of the republican base. so the republican party failed to transform itself demographically, as george w bush wanted it back in the day. and instead they're betting on a whole set of new voters and those are ultimately fully in the trunk camp. 54 percent of republican supporters still think this is a man for the white house. rhonda santa is trails him at only 17 percent. so the republican party needs to hold on to that trump space and has such as such,

become ultimately beholden to donald trump in the military when to in the jazz said it's ending military agreements with france. it's full colonial rule. the frances responded saying, a need the legitimate, the j a golf but can make such a decision the closely that it will say bored people to launch out full far anomalies and spies amazon to the west african block eco westward. it could result in village reaction and coming days. if the shows democracy is not still, negotiations have ended in deadlock, can members, site synagogue has already said it's ready to send troops. qu, they did say they would meet forth with force, ugly as you would contact the bowl, aggression attempts at aggression against to the states of news. you will see an immediate response and, and without warning on with the utmost his brother, i also have corresponded to lisa shall cool about how the military cooperation with france that's being suspended would have fixed the fight against the regions. is

listed insurgency. you might say, this is the next step, 540, i need you to be in the june to lead. is that effectively cost enough all times that with your friends, i'm going to treat diplomatic language. i've seen that a french embassy, is it based, almost partially close the front people assistance. i've left the country, another one. 07 or the military support. i have been happy and i cooperation that are agreements with the french military, which have about the more than a 1000 a. so just based in these that perhaps many might say that that because of what the total assets of the french funded. so above me is a what it would mean that, that is a re shaping or they fight the guys send me says intelligence and this i have engine, don't forget upfront. so i put in a huge pot, not incumbents in, alongside the german forces against the spanish to insurgents. and a brief look now at some other stories making use your planning of intelligence. also say a bunch of worship as being damaged in a drug to tackle ross has blanks the naval base and nobody will see this video,

one social media piece to show the sea born grown in the moments before it combines with the shape of the videos have been posted on line, showing the vessel listing heavily and being tough to show the process released footage of these trip guns just days after front i visit by general that a vegas coffee asked him of the commander of russia's will. both men have faced increased scrutiny, accused of incompetence by the leader of the wagner. most in right, group and romanian court has released influenza. andrew tate from house arrest as he waits trial on human trafficking challenges facing 3 others, including his brother have also been indicted on rape and criminal getting charges . the quote is not set a trial date, tired of might stay home. the 1st of might. it's half a year since powerful quake struck southeast in turkey and positive. celia causing unprecedented destruction. they, he didn't, the are the hours of february 6th. and we followed by buying that off. the shocks in tokyo, the 50000 people died according to official frigates. millions were left homeless.

rebuilding costs will be in the billions of dollars focused president branch of ty, about a one has bound to heal the wounds of earthquake survivors, but many found it difficult to see a future correspond to julia, han reports from high tide. one of the provinces was hit when's the beta costume on mister to assist a zayna? she comes here. even if it brings back painful memories. quakes in early february tools, you paid his family. a part took say all that i lost everything that day. my faith, my trust, my hope, and my joy of life. the nipple of someone who drew happiness from the little things . she had a lot of energy and she was and she was always smiling. with this,

the quakes had buried zane of under the rubble of her house as rescue as we're trying to save her. we meant to be to wait and hoping for her system of to move in full days. zane if was finally pulled out of life, the images of from miracle rescue went around the world. in this for my little moments of relief was the data that's only briefly zayna died shortly after in a hospital. 6 months later, grief is increasing. he turned into the staff was a beta. she lives in a small container right next to her damaged home with one of her sisters and her mother can be getting sick also i can see a future for myself. yes, we are just struggling to survive. i guess we should keep this so many people have

loved this area and those who stayed are somehow trying to give each other strength by helping each other. the quakes were the most destructive in modern talk is history. and tie and neighborhoods were damaged beyond recognition. hundreds of thousands of people are still displaced. they live in tents or contain a city's pulse. a year has passed since the quakes and the fates of the survivors have largely disappeared from the headlines. here, however, the disaster remains a part of everyday life. morning for the dead uncertainty about the future and skepticism about the many promises that life you will soon return to how it was before the president ridge of tire of ad one came on defiant for his initial

response to the disaster. he has promised rapid reconstruction. hundreds of thousands of new homes within one year. construction sites like this one has sprung up across the region with them just as soon as the time is our biggest opponents. we try to finish the projects as soon as we can, because we think the multi point, we can get them to new homes as quickly as possible and the best of it will be fine . awesome on this, everyone here. she knows that many here think it will take much longer before they have roots over their heads again over the last few tried to have hook you up, but it's been a difficult. it's been 6 months to get some shut. the robot listed here on the whole, nothing has changed here, although as you do get checked in the heat is really bad on somebody. and we feel exhausted from all the destruction the debris and the dust to pose a lot more afraid of getting sick of them. don't go to appeal to going to get a jamie up the or we have this absolutely nothing. i didn't get it that, that,

that a limit that we need help and support from the government. you know, otherwise there is no future. i am alive, relate to you, but i feel like i'm dead sure. on the how you play, i'm and this gives you beta also often seals left unknown and wonders when things will start to feel a bit more normal again and it the rubble of her sister's old house. it's very difficult. she says to imagine a new beginning. well, what are you reported for us from the disasters aren't back in february. how different does it look now? well, where to even begin, the destruction is still overwhelming. many houses here in high tide and were destroyed by february. the quakes have not been fully demolished yet, so there is still so much a rumble the ruins of abandoned homes, of every west, large parts of impacted center. also this proven says still very much resemble a ghost town,

particularly it's particularly unsettling at nights because entire streets and neighborhoods lie completely in the dark because there is no electricity. there are no people at let's remember that millions were left homeless by the quakes. and here in high tide, tens of thousands of possibly more are still living in tens and in containers under very difficult conditions. it's been scorching the hots here with temperatures up to 40 degrees in recent weeks. there is a strong wind, there is a dust everywhere from the ongoing demolition work posing a potential health risks of people here are reliant on age, on food age on, on bottled water. that is actually a big issue here. we've seen people waiting in line for war to deliveries of water that they can drink. so life, you 4 people, uh is, is an extremely big challenge right now. it's a fight for survival. what's holding back?

what, what's preventing people's needs from being met of the? well, i haven't entirely understood your question. we have a sound issue here, but i will just tell you what's um, one of the major challenges obviously here is the quakes zone is uh, reconstruction. i mean an area bigger than the size of supposed to go straight has been affected by the quakes. 11 attackers pulled into. so rebuilding this area is of course i can take a task, see united nations, the text government itself, and they have an estimate of the costs for reconstruction at more than a $100000000000.00 us dollars. and of course, the big question is, where is that money going to come from? the touch economy struggles through a massive crisis. so we've heard many proteins from this is coming from the touch presidents in particular, but many people who are living through this nightmare was still living through it

here every day. they really have little hope that their situation will change any time soon. and now add to that the psychological trauma, the stress they've been going through by basically living out on the streets for months. so it makes it very hard for people here to have hope that things will improve for them anytime soon. 7 sounds like a huge challenge julia han for us there in turkey. thank you. and thank you for watching up next down documentary series. looks at the deserts of the rock section for that on page is a little while gets for you next down. the then we've been pulling this great for investigating the theme that these everyone here just wants to get into a bit calling because they are known as big.