the, the, this is the w news lies from violence. there are cause i'm a far as up the crowd at the democratic national convention in chicago, putting a capital a higher as twist on his tre pumps. loaded yesterday, the address in support of the presidential also coming off on the program, russia recruits new soldiers and conscripts as ukraine's cross border incursion. ships the narrative of the rule that some russians families all concerned about what it could mean to them. and curious communities in germany,

i'm worried about rising nationalism as the fall. right. and that's, that's and make gains in eastern german elections. will have a special report for you, the money to just make it in. welcome to the program. it was another big, nice at the democratic national convention in the us with broadcom. michelle obama delivering headline speeches, the former president's told fellow democrats in chicago. the torch has been paused to come le harris. and that it is time to get to work to alexa as president, as it was the obama as night receiving a rock star. welcome at the democratic national convention. the president buck obama bugler rousing endorsement of democratic presidential

hopeful common law head is we do not need 4 more years of bluster and bumbling and chaos stores. we are running the president booth. obama strongly criticized the republican candidate, former president, done his drum. there's a 78 year old 1000000000 there who has not stopped whining about his problems since he wrote down his name escalator 9 years ago. it's been a constant stream of upgrades and grievances that's actually been getting worse now that he was afraid of losing the problem. for years,

donald trump did everything in his power to try to make people be or us see him is limited, narrow view of the world made him feel threatened by the existence of to hard work and highly educated. successful people the head is to be formally accept the bodies domination for president at the convention on thursday. it would make her the 1st woman of color to lead a major body presidential ticket. the off the ready go, easy shipping, the presidential. these to get behind head is that the support of the if it goes like the obama demographics are buzzing, but the theme of whole and teens. all right, let's get more from a formal washington correspondent. i mean, he says he joins me now. i'm doing great. so you, i mean, so obviously a lot of energy, a lot of excitement. what are your main takeaways from day to the dnc was the night

of christmas there with the obama is very popular. stars in the united states, still after so many years, 2008 was such a big moment for the democratic party, the biggest moment in my life time, any way that it seemed like what the democratic party is trying to do here is, is remind people what politics could be like when obama swept the country and that's 2008 election on the message of hope and change. and they're trying to transfer this christmas tacoma harris. she's pretty much unknown for most americans, despite the fact that she's sitting vice president. so it was all about building her character, saying that she represents a new direction. obama, a brock obama said that to you or presents a new chapter. and michelle obama said hope is making a come back. so trying to take that word, hope and put it on commer harris to get her elected. so a lot about her character and in all positions start contrast to donald trump,

who they spend a lot of time attack they did, didn't they? i mean, they really focused on trump, you know, but i mean, in the way that preaching to the converted at this, at this conventional they. so what is the point of these kind of very pointed messages about trump, about the opposition, while the message was for the democrats in the room, they got a lot of cheers and a lot of energy out of that. but i think they're also appealing to republicans who look back on the obama years as a, as a class. the time if you will. republicans who have rejected trump along the lines of his bad xavier. so we saw stephanie griffin, who was former press secretary for trump, who said behind closed doors, this maliciousness that he uses to attack his enemies. he also attacks his supporters. so she was trying to castigate him as a kind of a bad guy in the democratic party is positioning so as the big tent party of america, patriotism, which is kind of new for the democrats. republicans always wanted that mantle and

they wanted to make it look like, you know, trump needs to be rejected and what really needs to be rejected as this politics of grievance, which they've accused trump of hang onto talking about character masses. it makes a difference. and a lot of the excitement that we're seeing about pamela is, you know, about who she is, but she's a woman, her choice of running mates and rules. but what about concrete policies? i mean, what do we know about her plans if she does, guy likes it. well, she's in a tough position here because while she's projecting yourself as hoping change, and, you know, she's a fairly young black woman. it would be a new direction for united states. she has a sitting vice president. so what she is trying to do here is project a new direction, but at the same time, not throw a bite in under the train here and not. and, you know, take credit for the, the things that americans like about the bottom ministration,

but distance herself from the policies that they don't like. and so far, her strategy seems to be staying very abstract and not giving details about our policy. if you go to our website, there's no policy on there. you can't see what she stands for. she's refused to do interviews with journalists, which was okay in the beginning. but i think a lot of journalists are getting fed up with that. she's answered a few questions on the tarmac a couple of times, but she hasn't done any mean press conferences. so people are still wondering what her policies are. she's represented women's choice for abortion in stark contrast to trump, and she wants to clarify that to law. we know that she wants to build new housing. she wants to carry on the policies of buy them to make tax breaks for the middle class, but not for the rich, but beyond all that, it still has remained abstract and we're looking forward to the next couple of days . uh, a lot of people want to see if i can waltz tomorrow or this evening and the united states at the convention will come up with a solid policy proposals and then thursdays her big day where she'll take the stage

and maybe make it a lot more clear because politics of grievance might sound bad, but a lot of americans have grievances and they want this address and we'll see if she's able to do that. i mean, is this a correspondent form a washington correspondent? man, thank you so much. now is there any police have classed with orthodox jewish for testers in jerusalem, where they had gathered to oppose conscription? is there any police sites arrested? 5 people police officers could be seen basing and forcibly removing the protest is, demonstrates is blocks a road to prevent people flipping some and some military service from presenting at the enlistment office. already jews had long been exempted from military service until the supreme court ruled in june that they must be drafted. and we can cross straight to dw felix comes with in jerusalem from the phoenix. tell us more about these protests swab this process represents

a much bigger richer, and he's ready society where you have the uh, or to also book segment of society, most of which refuse vehemently refuse getting dropped to, to the army on religious grounds. whereas the under the other end of his ready society, which consist of most people here or most to is people here in the to be said. there represents a completely different view. that's army surfaces basically. and it's over part of being the citizens here in this country. the protest to their represent. so some of the, some sort of an escalation of this conflict between those 2 sides of the, these, ready to society. but at the same time, the bigger issue of whether it's your choice of docs, elements of israeli society will get trusted and on which can un, under which conditions promises to, to remain an issue in the weeks and months to come in these right. meanwhile, the us actually is, stays on snape. lincoln has now wrapped up his mid least visits. there is no sci fi

deal so far, but he's saying is rolling him off, need to reach an agreement soon. how likely is that? or it seems very unlikely as things stand, it seems like the only optimistic part of those negotiations name is in fact the wes. whereas on the one hand you have anthony blinked and that's the us secretary of state saying that. but during that time, you all had to agree to such a deal. on the other hand, you had a headlines here in these rather saying that let's on you all had told us to just families that such a deal that does have tons of stuff to do. and i'll be rich. this whole, the, these ready to go see ation, steam is rather frustrated with these ready to governments, policies on the matter. it needs to be cited according to reports, areas ro, despite the fact that most is right, at least to support such a deal on the grounds. of bringing the hostages home come us to has been an error

reject, reject it, read from us to has rejected the us proposal. and we've just read here and is write reports that say that are coordinated to both american and these are the sole source of the deal is on the brink of collapse. so it's very, very unlikely that we'll hear such a deal being reached in the coming hours or days he leaves. thank you so much for that update as to what is felix townsend reporting from jerusalem. all right, let's take a look now. some of the other stories making headlines, and divers, searching the rest because the luxury guilt off the coast of sicily have found 2 parties inside it, bringing the consent death bill to 3. the your sign can a southern storm on monday. rescue is of be looking for 6 people, including the furthest tech entrepreneur mike lynch. i'm the chairman of moving stanley international, jonathan blooming intent, 5 minutes dinner under moody is in poland on the way to

a historic visits to ukraine. will know. now this will be the 1st visit by an indian prime minister since diplomatic relations were established with ukraine. more than 30 years ago. it comes just weeks often, moody was criticized for embracing rushes. vladimir pollution in moscow. the russian president vladimir person has met with china's prime minister leach in young at the kremlin. john's 2 young visits to moscow comes as trades between china and russia. hit record highs last year, 82 countries and just signed a new joint investment for media appraisal room, but rational authorities say that ad defense systems shut down several ukrainian drones. the targeted most go over nights rushed brushes, defense ministry set. it destroyed a total of $45.00 drones of the russian territory, including 11 over the capitol region. most goes mass, said the city phase. one of the biggest trend attacks ukraine has launched against

the capital so far they don't use sonya falling us at pharmaca is in keep an eye off to whether ukraine has reacted yet to these alleged drone attacks. what do you create in military has not commented as yet on those electrical and attacks over most going over those other regions which are closer to with border with russia. now these kinds of joint attacks of a most school are quite rare, but we did see a similar attack and made the field when russian officials say they said they had destroyed to go outside the capital, which also led to some temporary restrictions on 2 major apples. in the capital there, and now your queen usually does not clear of officially claimed responsibility for any kind of report to the tax on russian soil. but it does regularly carry out on strikes on russia's oil refineries on it's on. it's a few of them gas and installations these often on targets, which are located several kilometers. several 100 chrome does chrome,

it's models. and ukraine says it's aim there was for the tiny age for what it says . i'll repeat it the tax my last year on its own energy infrastructure and it says in there is often to kind of destroy the rushes, logistics, it's supplied routes and kind of dismantled rushes flight capabilities. i'm in recent, these. we've really seen them escalating them onto the tax my washer and you plan on each other's oil and industrial facilities. that's rise. i mean, you crane is advancing in costs, but it's russia that does seem to have the momentum in the east stuff into it. so can you tell us more about that? that's right. i mean, report suggests that to your credit groups are kind of entering forward in that course region in russia, ukraine's army chief clinics on the civil cases. this troops of now move forward about 20 to 35 kilometers a deeper into that. typically they say he says the non controller more than 90 settlements, but they don't. they also facing increase resistance that are reports that the

washer is now moving. some fits troops from other directions to kind of strength and it's positions that are within ukraine um, in the eastern donates region. russian forces are certainly advancing steadily of the claim to have no captured the toner of new york. this is a small settlement, which has been for 2 of us since 2014 that you're pregnant, military has not admitted to the law. so by told him that the said russian forces are attacking the attacking in the area of the save option is also deploying additional troops to the front line in the east. and one of the targets for the russian pulses, there is the tone of across which is a crucial logistics hub for the ukranian military. i'm which is located on a mean on the intersection of a mean highway, but supplies the queen troops and frontline towns. but it's also used to move casualties towards the city of naples. sonya, thank so much for that update. that's the w sun. you found the color forcing from teeth i, you friends in cushion has added

a further incentive for russia to recruit soldiers for the front line. one is the motivations for soldiers to sign up seems to be money with cash being offered to volunteers. but it appears new recruits of being sent to cook, which is causing some defense among the families. did you? these men are ready to join the ranks of the russian army after your cranes incursion. at least according to russian state tv. it will wish it almost as firstly to help my country. my people beat the fascists and get back the territory . they ceased to the big games of watching a typical propaganda narrative on state tv. prussia says it's fighting what it claims are ukraine and nazis on its own soil. the news report claims money isn't what's driving people to sign a contract with the defense ministry. even though it does mention a one time payment of $2000000.00 roubles, almost 200000. average russians would have to work at least 2 years to earn that

kind of money in poor or regions even longer. so there is a part of the population coming from the blue wrist regions and it was the beneficiaries of the war. we can not signal that money is important for these people. the large amounts of money which i propose, which i promote it today, but it is russian officials in exchange of the human life is something which is conceded in both sides of the deal as the kind of acceptable deal. ukraine says it has captured hundreds of russian soldiers since the start of its incursion. 80 percent of them are believed to be conscripts or after ukraine's 1st advances on russian territory. mothers of drafted soldiers called on president poor to to remove them out of the course region. now this chechen special forces commander has harsh words for those parents i use need versus if your 18

year old children are already serving and do you think they shouldn't defend their homeland when it's being attacked by the enemy or to have one question for you? what to use you and your children to this country. russia says around 6000 soldiers have been killed, and ukraine, experts believe the number to be much higher with some estimates, putting them at around 300000. the russian defense industries now running as like these. reading real man belongs here to recruit more soldiers. the major strategy of the russian government for today is the pointing the mos mobilization must mailed to him about his ation in the whole russian population and trying to uh, categorize to a target mobile and rebuttal, a tourist and the not that productive category. so the population, you know,

the to filling the gaps in the, um, on the rims, but at least according to russian state tv, there is still enough volunteers left now 3 states elections are slated for next month in eastern germany. and one policy is expected to pull off its best result ever, and that is the far right alternative for germany. the anti immigration pro russia policy is on pulse to win all 3 races. it would be the 1st time, but a far right nationalist policy has one power at state level in germany. since the nazis were in power. the w matthew moved visited the jewish community in athletics, which is state capital through india of the celebration of 1000 years of jewish history. an effort just to meet before both to his face, a high speech choice. go on to hold a if the blue. that's

a no it's it was the sun is going for use of a new dark chapter to him. she's not just a few g, c dot and slot, so denials, escape kind on. they have no reason to be afraid of your different mention. even use the password with just 900 members, the jewish community and to read just one of the smallest in germany. right. now it's from somebody, the holocaust, as a baby, he says, the rising popularity of the far right till tentative for jeremy is feeling concerned among jews here by sci fi. and if the c i, the army start unites them is that they're all afraid to view the gain strength. and this under simitis most i think has info b. s anti semitism and racism. a part of the a f

d is dna i've taken who and so i kind of level what they all sense is that the a f d has actually relative our as national socialism and it's crimes in recent years and eyes. what's the question? what are the 2, jo todd that's largely done to view on who he's the local as the leader on how she huge influence nationwide does use not to use slogans while campaigning for which she was fined by a court has called for germany to focus less on it's not see past the says, yeah, i think if chic this monday will be a page club maneuvering aimed at avoiding breaking the law. and that's yeah, this spot, he's fundamentally sparing on nationalism. and do you see a danger in that? because ultimately it's not just a few jews was sent to your roma who died. but ultimately, when nationalism prevails, it leads the war. according to the latest polls,

the f d will come 1st. if the end doesn't power, they've said they will cut funding to groups that fight right, bring extremism and promote democracy, who has a lot of brushed as a regular at the synagogue. she believes the these popularity has in bold and violent extremist, his in the song. so we are concerned here because the right wingers are also acting with brutality against not only jews, but against everyone. what they don't like if the face doesn't suit them, then they just lash out them. both unplug populace. before we put those claims to the, the leader in the speak, parliament escape kind unless they have no reason to be afraid. especially not jewish people. there's no reason to fear the a if the leading or being part of the government, we have no plans. neither our program nor any of our proposed measures or even

remotely directed against jewish people, which i mentioned, listed our own. often i thought your party leader was found guilty twice of using slogans from the not to you. and all of this leads to uncertainty before time for convictions of you on hook are laughable or not to be taken seriously and will be reversed and further quarter people. so despite those we assurances on each prevails, but some, a hopeful is shelving the stone dusty. i don't believe they'll come to power. that's my position. people can't be that stupid house. allen bound runs the year to summer festival and to injure jesus, the art is a root into the clothing. since the voters who are drawn to the these message, i want them to dance with us so that they are, they go home and think that was so awful. and maybe maybe i'm being sold a bill of goods, whether dialogue and dancing can overcome division in the weeks ahead is anyone's

guess on the answer. could have a profound impact, not just into it, and you ought to be on the dw political correspondent, matthew mole, fall that report for us from and for us. and he told us more about what is at stake in these elections. what's clear to me from my conversations with people here into india is that the fundamentally don't feel that there will be a situation where they can feel safe, or they feel welcomed with a party like the, the in possession of how want, especially when it's led by you under the condo, this is amanda quote, a set can easily be described as a fashion pass, and that means a party of mystique, which has been declared by security services as a pullman likely next to his party until the jews. yeah. a pull majors. people have told me that fundamentally big the party has been trying to kind of aggressively target. most of them is because the thing that they can find common cried me to the jewish peoples. yeah. the jews said that you will not let that happen because they

would be reading shows them on demand slate once they start coming for minorities, one to national stock coming from minorities. the jews are. it's only a matter of time before they come for 2 years from now. there is the question we have of what do the seats all best be a very dismissal. they see that there's nothing in their program that should give jewish people cause but consent and they get very tight cheap when you produce the sense to the a non, it needs to be elections. the, the crude come out fast and it could have a dramatic impact on the national culture. and here's why, because fundamentally, it would be the 1st time the fall, right? nationalist party has won an election not state level. in the postwar jenna, you know, if you could win and all these things, but did not have enough to form a majority. recruit however, have enough to form a pool of doing minority and that would allow them to get in the way of budgets to, to start funding that goes to civil rights scripts or even to, to the work and money they spend on jeremy remember, gets holocaust pos i've, incidentally, one of the lead us here of that that there has been in the head of the proof

invited concentration cup, which is not far from. yeah, i sent a list of just give me a 150000 people one and them against voting for the saying that the trivializes not some crimes machine which has to be targeted by a desk. right? which he believes which people are. i don't believe was the result of this less of that you sent out, but fundamentally it would have a dramatic impact on the national scene. if the, if the do come are on top and one of the states never mind 3. it is a quick reminder of our top story out, the south american, michelle obama to live at headline speech is on the 2nd day of the democratic national convention, the former president, old fellow democrats in chicago. the torch has been paused to come along, iris, and it was time to get to work to alexa as president and that is what we have time for, but they stay tuned up. next is a series made in germany, which takes a look at an energy revolution that is happening in the office. next i was coming

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