of the business is onset, rio media and lots. just green washing. what's now on the this is dw news coming to line from berlin. the roll call continues as us president elect donald trump chooses his future cabinet. florida, senator mark ruby at a book set to be tapped. the secretary of state lives trump lose to fill out his foreign policy and national security team for his 2nd term valid stay 2 of the global climate conference in baku and protesters park using the oil rich host country. a bad face saying as or by john is green washing its own climate impact. and the spanish university launch is

a project to help local residents hold on to memories by restoring photos destroyed in the recent plans. the hello am terry martin. good to have you with us. in the us, the new trump administration is starting to take shape sources close to donald trump say the president elect will likely confirm mark a rubio. as a secretary of state of florida, senator was trump's rival for the 2016 republican presidential nomination, but now aligns with his stances on china and ukraine. rubio is a cuban american and would be the 1st latino to hold the post. meanwhile, this policy of speculation about which trump loyalists could feel other top jobs. let's have a look. the united states, this man could be donald trump's chief of downsizing. even mosque is donald trump's

highest profile supporter. and trump has publicly spoken of putting him in charge of eliminates and government waste, even as must does billions of dollars in official business with the u. s. must unofficial influence is already significant. is reportedly joined phone calls between trump and foreign leaders. then there's robert f. kennedy, junior and outspoken vaccine skeptic who may head to the health and human services department raising worries about what would happen if another pandemic, what a cause. and for the top diplomatic post us media reports point to marco rubio as trumps. expected choice, a secretary of state the senate of from florida is known to take a hard line on china and durham, and he voted against the major. you claim aid package this year of the names being suggested include, rick grinnell to come by. they have former ambassador to germany and robert o'brien

who was trump's former national security adviser. mike rogers has been mentioned for the top defense job. he's a republican member of congress with a hawkish reputation and the like many in trump, as well as a strong advocate of bombing ukraine and increasing defense spending. trump is also mentioned christopher miller, who was under his last administration and was involved in project 2025, a wish list of government reform that would give trump more power. he's announced that the united nations and bassett is at least stephanie a still until you pro israel republic, a representative from new york. and trump is already made one major pick. he appointed his campaign co chair woman who was the wildest chief of stuff. she'll control access to the president and help set the administration's policy agenda of what they all have in common. besides the right wing credentials has proven loyalty to trump, but the president elect faces obstacles and

a pointing lawyer list. cabinet post must be confirmed by the senate, which means dealing with democrats who may have refused to let his nominees have hearings, trumpets proposed changing the way the senate works to allow him to appoint candidates, wireless and it is not in session. trump mills will result to a pointing acting cabinet members as he often date, and his 1st term. these people are easy to fire and don't have to be confirmed by the senate. and that makes their own views less important as the jobs depends on one thing. pleasing the boss. so while ago i spoke about the next truck with ministration with political analysts, william blue cross the t's deputy editor of the proximal space, the parliament magazine. and again, by telling us about market robeto's experience that could qualify him for secretary of state a market reveal, he sits on the intelligence committee system of formerly actions committee in the senate. so he does have access to high level intelligence, declassified information, he does know what's on the forefront of us intelligence,

thinking of what's hot spots around the world conflict areas. the united states is involved in which seems to be an increasing number of these days. so mark rubio certainly has informed when it comes to what's going on and we should point out the current administration with a we've had to be blinking. the secretary state. it's not like conflict or diplomacy or should i say it's not like coffee has been retained or restrained on under the last several years. and it's not like diplomacy has really had this upper hand in the last several years. so why that there's no saying what might happen, of course, with a marker, rubio. and i'm us in the states department's watching that under a trump administration, a lot of things will be dictated by events. and these things are just really difficult to predict before. so sticking with the potential lineup there, let's not forget a law in most cases, a huge trump sum porter. of course, any idea what role musk might play if any, in trump, in the next uh, trump,

administration. this is a great question, is what a lot of people are asking right now. what he's doing is they need to be hanging out and joining himself tomorrow. logo resorts trumps sort of seat of operations right now in florida. reports have it that he's kind of, they are sitting in on meetings, jumping into phone calls and sort of being daltons tweeter in chief, uh, kind of, you know, putting his, his thumb on the, the scale public opinion right now. for those who are in the twitter space of the ex space, with his support for donald, comes various take 3 unclear a lot of us will even end up with any kind of positions you might not want. it might be better for him and more influential for him. and of course, certainly less scrutiny for him if he is, i adopt some kind of informal role that doesn't actually have any time is oversight in congress. thanks. he doesn't need to be confirmed by anybody, or actually, if anybody looking through his records, you can just kind of sit on the phone with donald trump, wherever,

wherever that might be, where there tomorrow, loc. oh, for a back. in his home, in california. uh, so this is something to watch. if this sort of efficiency commission will really take shape. eli must like donald trump very unpredictable. what they say one day could be very different the next day. williams, thank you very much. political analyst, william good crawl there and dw corresponding to conway is following the ministrations appointments from the ukranian capital. i asked him how officials and key see the prospect of trump. maybe you're pointing hardliners who oppose more u. s. spending on ukraine's defense. look, terrorizing people right now is going to google, who mike will say is what his track record is, is not a name like mark a review of that most people were aware of previously. and i think the kind of initial take away is this is less bad then most of the things were expecting, yes. these are people who are being critical about continued to support for ukraine

in the same kind of volumes have been seeing. but they are not the people from the say, the, you know, most goal bit to have, you know, questions kind of ukraine's, you know, the bible is to tell it to you. these people who think it's just too expensive. you want me to do more of this is go to our task. we should focus on china. so i think in the initial take away is this could have been a lot worse if it indeed is happening this way. but again, the bigger question is, how much influence will these people have we seen in the 1st trump white house that people in the official post don't always have to say in the people that don't trump is on the phone with the that las go over them. inclusion can sometimes have more expensive and people here are very conscious of the fact that when he was present last around, trump, having met preaching, said the basically trusted pigeons take on things more than he did his own intelligence agencies. so i think it, even if these names all that even if they say things that where you create a perspective or less scary than could be, doesn't mean. but actually they will end up having to say and be able to influence policy in a way that would make things less bad for you. right. let's take

a closer look at the situation in ukraine. you creating authorities are warning that russia is gearing up for a massive attack. we just saw 6 people killed and dozens, we entered in air raids on several cities. ukraine's military says there indications that moscow is planning a major round in air offensive. this comes as russian forces have been making gains on the front line. ukraine is facing a critical moment and it's back to against rushes full. scott invasion. that's been records numbers of russian attacks across the country from the southern city. is that the easier to miss all strikes on the automated landscape hometown in central ukraine to the russian occupied eastern regions? fighting along the more than 1000 kilometer front line is stretching ukraine's troops at a critical moment. the hard pressed middle truth is baffling. some 50000 troops in

rushes, caustic region. there's also a push to reinforce the front lines in the east, and ward off and on disappear to the infantry. a salt in the south. of this, at the time of political uncertainty exacerbated by donald trump's, when in the us presidential election on the premium side is saying basically that this is a rushes response to donald trump. in other words, donald trump has more pulling down, put in quite the opposite. a russia is showing that it is going to continue. so course and accelerate. it's advancements in the dumbass requiring concerns in keys that's a trump white test, will prioritize piece at the expense of ukraine's territorial integrity. unless you're coming to control just under a 5th of ukrainian territory. and the covenant has implied that,

relinquishing this land, maybe the minimum price gave, has to pay for peace. the ukraine corresponding economy is still with us. nick, what's your take all the trajectory of the war in ukraine in the wake of the us election? does ukraine still have a chance of winning this war? if us support is not maintained? i think it's not as clear a kind of drug to be as more of the same or no help at all right, there are lots of options for trump to loan money to ukraine, to basically give equipment in return for, you know, the promise to pay back in the future, that is something that is now being discussed with more actively. but i think it's not like you crane is going to just roll over and basically giving thanks pretty late just because america is getting cold feet. i think if you look at what level of pollution is still demanding, it's not just tear it create. it's about basically ukraine reducing its only being constantly open to for the rest of the incursions and basically, you know,

leaving the door open for continued russian control of this country. so i don't think that ukraine is going to suddenly change its mind to give up on what is been fighting for for a few years, but it's going to be a little harder and the europeans gonna have to look more. like thank you very much . that was a correspondent, nick connelly, the in key. donald trump's election when has been welcomed, been to the sickly in turkey present. richard, type out the wind calls him a friend and says he hopes the trump administration can help and the conflicts in ukraine in the middle east. but as you a 100 reports from turkey, things might not go as smoothly as the one. 0, it's donald trump wants to class that he was a big fan of talking to the rest of tie of add on the president and i have been we've been very good friends. we've been friends for a long time, almost from day one of the last time he was an officer. trump also threatened to destroy the tactics economy. and are you concerned?

they are the one we'll try to wipe out the kurtz. i will wipe out his economy if that happens. i've already done it once. how is he able to maintain cordial ties with ad on the side, comments like things? and what does trumps return to the white house to mean for talking us ties for president avalon? this is a big victory as well. the chemistry between the 2 man is pretty much based off being fellow strong man is shared world view uh, based on power based on uh, the demonization of their enemies ad one congratulate to his friend trump. and said he hoped for new periods into official american relations. some people here in a stumble or not quite as excited. well, i don't think john proponents do anything for techie, but it would be good if he at least stops the board, especially in the middle east. drama. chombo. he's a savage barbarian. yeah,

i mean he's a funny so you give it a we really don't need people like the a yoke ya barely some other business judgments. you'll find j. i think trump will have closer relations with ad one because biden's door was closed with trump. they will at least be able to talk, and the subsequent se ridiculous president of the republic after 12, the outgoing biden administration, has seemingly kept the tech as president at arms length. trump had fairly frequent meetings and phone calls would add one during his 2017 to 2021 presidency. but a close personal relationship might not be enough to smooth over a long standing disagreements between the 2 nato allies that are structural problems into by that's really the relationship that won't just go away because of a change of leadership in the united states. we're about to enter a turbulent period in turkish american relations. make no mistake. this will not be an easy time interpret jamiracle relations. here are some of the main sticking

points that he's removal from the f 35 fighter jet program due to its patches of the russian made air defense system. u. s. military support to kind of scopes in syria, which conqueror considers an extension of the p k. k. a designated terrorist ad once continued friendly relations with russia following the kremlin invasion of the crane and his refusal to join weston sanctions have also ended to by an administration. trump is very likely to push your grade to a ceasefire on most coast tons. of course, the springs that lots of questions and the risks of 481 i see ukraine and russia is actually something that can improve turkish american relations. under a trump administration, there will have to be negotiations between ukraine and russia as well. and there is a strong chance or the one would be willing to play the mediator in the middle east, washington and encore i have backed opposing sides. and because i want to jump is

very likely to introduce support to israel and talked to julie to the, to the side of the be a is i the axis? again, i see it on that. my goal is to, to great asian of wide conflict ritual. the very significant skill over the facts on turkey. so this and others disagreements between tuffy i think, was a likely to endure no matter how much presidential chemistry there might be. let's catch up on some other stories making headlines. at least 8 people have been killed and it is really our attack on northern 11 on the is really military side of the strike targeted. it has been on member. it's one of the farthest attacks from israel's border since the war spread to 11 on in september. israel's defense minister said israel will continue hitting hezbollah with full force. police in china say they have a rest, a man who rammed a car into a crowd at

a sports facility in the southern city. a true high injury. many people, it came a had a major or the opening of a major air show in the city authorities have not released casualty figures or said whether the incident was intentional and we got some breaking news coming in. now the oil giant shell has one. it's appeal against a landmark ruling in which it had been ordered to drastically reduce its carbon emissions. adults appeals court dismissed all the claims from a 2021 climate case brought by environmental groups saying shell was already on track to meeting its emission targets. and we'll have updates on that story as they come in. and the ruling comes, of course as the glue cop $29.00 global climate conference interest is 2nd day and bucher. azerbaijan protesters have accused the host country of green washing,

swedish climate activist garza to embark, appeared at a demonstration in the drawers and capital to please say she said petroleum exporting. azerbaijan is more concerned with securing oil and gas investments, and it is with solving the crisis, but a very official say their capital was chosen because of its initiatives and the green energy transition. the world has to move away from orland gas. as about john is made clear, there's no intention of changing its business model for the sake of the climate. 60 percent of government revenue come from fossil fuels, which are the main driver of the climate prices. having the oil and gas because it is not our fault, it's a gift, was a good video climate act and try to get it the worst possible rating for climate protection. critically insufficient as evidence emissions are set to rise by the

for the 20 percent in the coming years. see the red line in pub, of the countries on climate targets the fall cried from the emissions reduction. as i bet john needs to aim for to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees shown here in green call. 29 president and chief negotiator is smoked above by you about johnson, minnesota for ecology and natural resources and formal officials of the state or the company. analysts like one sent to climate negotiations only work if you have a very strong and very credible and very trustworthy presidency about john is not. that is a fossil fuel country. it's an autocrats country. are human rights are difficult, and they are displaying themselves better than they really are. meanwhile, the human rights situation in the cause of the country is disastrous. the experts numerous political prisoners are in jail, where many of being taught should say schuman rights organizations. critics say they have been systematically silence,

particularly in the run up to the climate conference among them. but she just totally monthly from the as a but john and g o climate of justice initiative google. so that'd be as forming a coalition, we wanted to draw attention to these problem that's highlighting the need in the country for an environment where people can express their opinions and voice, their grievances raised issues and comfortably expressed themselves. so naturally, before we could achieve this, it was stopped. people were arrested boom gloves to all of the reporters with on board as press freedom. ranking, also painted green picture, azerbaijan takes place $164.00 out of $180.00 countries. the petro state has also been rated as one of the most corrupt in the world, according to a transparency international report. then there's the conflict with neighboring a media semester. yeah. is that the john took over the region of my god know cut out bucks, which lead to more than 100000 a median please. the outcome of the comments um it does not depend solely on the

host country to prevent devastating floods, as seen recently in spain, in brazil, and support countries hit by climate catastrophes is the responsibility of high emitting nations, namely industrialized the western countries as well as china and oil rich gulf states as professor joy you to a good, how successful the summit will be when it's president. so using the hands of an autocratic state dependent on fossil fuels, it's very unpredictable. you never know when a cop will succeed when it will say it, and it all depends on the dynamics within the country and within the organization. i remember one of the cops was in the netherlands and we was so sure it would succeed and it fails because of the way in which the dynamics booked the golf copenhagen field. so it's a little unpredictable when it's blue book and when it won't. but having said that, the question is whether the other by john top really wants to phase out possible

feel and out everything shows us that they don't want to do that. so my gut feeling is that they will not lead the way. okay, a big focus at this conference is what to do with emerging countries that are trying to transition away from fossil fuels. what can be done to help them in your opinion? so you know, the more than 80 percent of the remaining fossil fuel is in the developing world. so basically that 2 challenges. the 1st challenge is not using possible appeal. i'm extracting woods and fossil fuels from the ground and the 2nd challenges. what do we do with the plans that have just been built and therefore have a lifetime of about 80 or 90 years? and most of these plans uh, built based on investments that took into account a long term period. so if you close those plans, found these countries and investors will go bankrupt because they have to pay back

the investors. so there are 2 types of problems over here in terms of the finance and of course, and there was the problem off the minus and the people enjoyed by the mining sector and the fossil fuels next step. and you have a large number there. so you're really, you're really talking about using climate finance to phase out the extraction process. you're talking about climate finance not to use the fossil fuel that is still there but not yet extracted. and you're talking with climate finance to ensure that people are employed in the sector will support governments to change the sector. and this is very, very problematic. and part of the problem has been of the cost that our rich countries in the west. we took too long to face out, and in fact, we have not yet faced out our own fossil fuel. so the message it sends to many off the countries outside the next one countries as well. since we are still drilling,

baby drumming, that will they can also drill baby drill. and that is a really problematic situation that we have currently. and it's very difficult to blame the emerging economies when, when i own european and american us probably states are still continuing to use. okay, to joyce or thank you very much. that was joy. it's a good to in amsterdam, just as look at some other news stories, thousands of serbians are calling for their prime ministers resignation after a deadly roof collapse at a railway station and nobody saw 14 people died. the station had recently been renovated. the courts in rome has rolled the migraines held, had an italian run screening center in albania must be brought to italy. the 7 men were picked up by the italian navy, and the mediterranean ruling is the latest set back to the government's plans

process. asylum seekers outside the spain's prime minister is placing billions of bureaus to rebuild communities. recently devastated by flash floods. many survivors lost their homes and possessions including family albums. but a project project at the university of valencia is helping restore what photos can be, say, preserving people's cherished memories. these expired, so working to restore photos damaged by flood waters, helping families because of precious memories of loved ones. for many, these mementos our own, they have left, it's around because i'm not there with my mother's house. when they passed away my siblings and i did not remove anything. so all our history is there, like the loan is the slip. so the mess because furniture on appliances can be replaced and the sooner or later we'll have that back to assessed for this, but we don't have the negatives for those photos. despite being material things,

the emotional value they have is impossible to measure icon, pen, needles, and demons. and in kind of flatness, the deadly floods in spain. one of the worst, and a smart in history gleamed over $200.00 lives and caused widespread devastation of the photos that were able to be saved. many, our fragile water logged and faded, some are stuck together, making the restoration process more difficult. once restored these photos that we were done to their owners, the university that is working to rescue these has created a registry to insure each one reaches the right family. on the phone on flooding, victims call or email us. okay, and what they tell us is that they're very thankful because many of them have lost everything gospel, something to be the these are photographs of the grand parents for the parties. they are family memories. simply i use it, it seems a little bit more. yes, i mean,

yeah. why many have lost everything? this initiative offers a chance to save their irreplaceable family memories. the day. you're watching dw news from berlin. pico africa is next. i'm terry martin for me and all of us here. thanks for watching the

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