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businesses figure out what's the real new div just screen blushing the watch now. the this is dw news line from berlin. a german cargo plane crashes and lithuania. at least one person is dead with several others injured in the crash close to the capital of illness. police and investigating the cause, since they cannot move out with terrorism. also coming up the west president like going from completes his cabinet combinations with some on orthodontics choices they could have trouble getting confirmed by the senate. is fix, include hard line conservatives and frames. figures are little to no experience and in europe when voters have elected leslie and candidates in my new or seem to be
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their new president to the tightly contest and race horses waiting, what's an end to 5 years of conservative? oh. and did you incline and some of the ends with a last minute agreement that the world's most vulnerable nations deal with climate change. but will it be enough the i'm there until berlin. thank you very much for joining us. authorities and lithuania, as a terrorism cannot be ruled out as they investigate what caused a cargo plane to crash in the early hours of monday morning. with the winning airport officials have identified the aircraft as a d h l. cargo flight flying from leipzig in germany. it came down close to the capital of illness. the cctv foreigners captures the moment the plane crashed on its way to the cities airport. at least one person has been reported dead and 3
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others injured. and if they shall say, the cargo plane came down as it was attempting to land at vilnius apples according to rescue services, it skidded for several 100 meters, with deputy hitting a house. at least 12 people would like to safely evacuated from the building. totally resorted basically. so my thought the plane is completing records to the cargo who was carrying out clearly visible, but it's scattered around a large area showing up with right now police, arranging an area survey cordon group, that's the area itself is cordoned off a little that i to do it in my but the, because yet that look as why am i investigators are now trying to piece together the evidence to what account, what happens. authorities say all possible causes of being looked into, including terrorism, to within the should never be will that just that it's one of the versions of events that should be investigated. my or a lot of work awaits us about assessment,
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surveying the area, evidence an item collection. this might last a whole week. human answers won't come quickly. it's a slight a deal so i can like to cut in my nose, get us up and, and keep this and so far, the reason and circumstances of being investigated. it's too early to proceed. what is happens? what about the company? most important thing is that local casualties and serious damage to infrastructure had been avoided and one for so for us, the list, the way i knew the ad pool is the authority, has identified the craft as a d. h held cargo plane arriving from leipzig in gemini, in his statements, the german freight company set, the plane was being operated bytes pot and a swift, uh, amazing emergency landing about the kilometer from building us apples. full people were on board at the time they say, and the status of the crew is being clarified. what's bringing the w a riga bureau chief, you're a shuttle for more, so you're ready. what are you hearing about this crash so far as well?
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aaron, a all the know so far is that the detail, congo plane cost file, why land you or emergency landing in the list of and capital values later this morning at around 530. it's not yet clear where the plane crashed or made a very hard emergency landing as our call at components from visuals, with reference to residents living close to the crash side. that was all vista, no explosion as a plane direct. if you doesn't need service, didn't fall on the house about a small apartment building with the wreckage, the ditch out lane was on its way. uh you said it from lab sick in germany to ville . you'll see a neighboring list of and yeah, and no one on the ground is set to have been killed point injured. however, the 2 crew members on board and to the 2 d, our employees were taken to hospital, according to police reports, one person is already bad. no reason,
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weeks everything reports that russia could attempt to sabotage cargo flights into european union. is that something that authorities are looking into so far as well? of course we have to wait for the results of investigations as it has been a long stand to the 1st. the thing is though, sorry, it is all with you and me is a technical defect. but there are indeed some similarities. let's put it that way to the fire us can july this year in the beach. little houses in leipzig gemini, the plains east north morning, also came from lights of the 2nd fire, also at the beach out in birmingham u. k. i'm back in july packages containing electric massage devices called to suddenly find out. it's happened on the ground because of the plains topology had been delayed end of exams, electric massage devices, because it's called fi, it was supposedly sent from lithuania. so in other words, beach lisa, and you'll live sig fi, up preventive, and both in july, it's happened this time, actually the similarities between the inks,
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the incidents in july. and now all of this, um, west of intelligence services suspect is that is the russian military intelligence service g at all. you all get who was behind the fire in july. but of course they have to wait and see what the investigations release time. as i said to the police original as you me to that does, it was a technical problem, but escalated the results of the investigations and all right, that was dw reporter d i your shadow. thank you very much for that update. let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world. supporters of pac concerns jailed former prime minister, whom wrong con of clash with police and the countries northwest. many con supporters are trying to get to the capital as lombard, after a court ruled protest by his p t. i party to the unlawful authorities in the capital, a block major axis, roads and suspended, mobile and internet services. a maintenance presidential election,
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a foreign right pro russian candidate has taken a surprising lead with nearly all of the votes counted calendar. jessica, who is slightly ahead of central arrive leader. i don't know what's going on. you herself, edge past the country's pro, your prime minister, the final hours of a vote, county clinic to person one off except for december. the 8th processors have been rolling and georgia's capital tbilisi as the country's new parliament of it's 1st session since last month's disputed election. the governor enjoyed some dream party, one that sold the bones. elijah was ringed many georgians. had did the election as a referendum on george's move towards joining the european union. who was present like donald trump has been announced in his cabinet nominations, as he charged has returned to office in january. the design speed of the picks has given from 2nd term in the office of bracing start. some of the choices appear so outlanders to some of the servers that they don't,
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they will have the or be able rather to get confirmed by the senate. so what is prompts aim and nominating them as he bluffing or during the establishment to try to block him? the nominees for the top jobs and president elect donald trump's administration from hard line conservatives to french figures, with little to no experience. trump plans to stock his cabinet above all with loyalists. those loyalists can be divided into establishment figures and people who seem headed for trouble in getting confirmed or running their departments. a stablish meant as a short list should include the secretary of state domini marco rubio, a 3 term us senator, who's a senior member of the intelligence on foreign relations committees. he's a hard liner on immigration and china u. n. n bassinger nominee at least the sonic is a congress woman who serves on the intelligence and armed services committees. rubio since the phonics nominations haven't attracted much attention so much for
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the establishment. controversial nominees have room receiving lots of attention. health secretary, now many robert f. kennedy junior, has condemned cobit vaccines and promoted unproven, and sometimes dangerous medical treatments. pete headsets, the defense secretary nominee is a tv presenter meyer than sex scandals and tulsa gabbert nominee for director of national intelligence has been accused of spreading pro russian propaganda and has never held an intelligence post. all 3 share a lack of experience and of shocked the establishment. the nominees have publicly endorsed trumps america 1st policy views. they're suspicious of alliances like nato, in favor of the us withdrawing from the international order. it helped create many, including tom homan, the nominee for border security are linked to project 2025, a guidebook to remake the federal government into
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a strong hold of conservative power that would allow the president to do is he likes attorney general nominee pam bondi, the former attorney general of florida has taken trump side and legal battles before and would be expected to shut down federal legal cases against him. but senate confirmation may be a major hurdle for the more controversial nominees. republicans have the majority in the chamber, but moderate republicans could still block nominations. all things to trump has a fix for that recess, appointments, working around the senate by appointing his nominees when the senate is close for business. he could even theoretically try to order the senate to close so he could confirm appointments himself. so this could create a constitutional crisis. if the senate refuses, then there's the case of a law mosque, the world's richest man, whom trump has said, will had a commission on government efficiency. that could create a massive conflict of interest. companies that most cones like space ex,
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already do billions of dollars of business with the federal government. he could redirect even more, spending his way, must also place an unofficial advisory role with trump spending weeks and his florida compound. and joining phone calls with foreign leaders. what the most controversial nominees bring in addition to loyalty is the promise of conflict and drama. 2 things trump has proven himself a master, unexplored, and for his own political benefit. i am announced a night with me in the studio now is our reporter and us expert michelle stockman. so secretary of state and how many mark rubio is likely to reshape american foreign policy moving forward. what exactly can you tell us about his views on conflicts like in ukraine or in the mid east more broader? so 1st of all, it's important to know that marco rubio is seen as one of the republican establishment. his nomination is seen as something that's very solid. he has lots
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of experience. having served on the senate foreign relations and intelligence committee, he has said that he wants a muscular america 1st foreign policy that stays away from idealistic fantasies. so when we're talking about israel, he's very pro israel, he has strongly supported israel's race to defend itself, and it's offensive against him off in gaza and against hesper lot. 11 on about a month after the conflict started in gaza, he was asked if he supported a cease fire. he said no. he was asked to comment on the civilian casualties. he actually blamed him off for those casualties, although he did extend his sympathies. so it'll be interesting to see what he does going forward if he's going to push for a cease fire fire. as trump kind of promised many american air voters in the election, it, it will means to be seen how hard he's going to push for that. now as he mentioned there, marco rubio is one of the more established establishment nominees,
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but the senate could also reject some of the more controversial candidates. where do you expect some of the push back? yeah, some of the nominees that are proven controversial include tulsa gabbert, who has been nominated to be the director of national intelligence. she's a former democratic congresswoman who is also a military veteran. she's been very critical of democratic policy. is it like not supporting american involvement in for and complex and she has switched to the republican party, but she has no experience in the intelligence community. his health, no intelligence positions, as opposed to her predecessor arrow gains who work for many years in the intelligence community. she's also parroted russian conspiracy theories against ukraine after the war began there. so she's seen as definitely someone who may not be qualified for that position by many moderate republicans. another person who could be seen as controversial as pete hicks, that's who has been nominated for the defense secretary position. he's
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a former fox news news host. he also served in the military and he use that platform to really go against what he calls woke generals in the military who are trying to promote equity and equality and diversity above and beyond making america a strong fighting force. so he's also facing the allegations of rapes that were investigated, although he was never charged for it. and he denies that. what exactly do these controversial nominees for cabinet positions tell us about terms of priorities moving into a 2nd term. so if these nominees that he is all put forward are confirmed, he definitely wants them to pursue and america 1st and age from 1st agenda. so those can be probably split out into 3 different categories. so 1st of all, he wants someone who will enact his revenge, that turned against the justice department, perhaps inside the military to people who obstructed his agenda in his 1st term. then he's also got someone like scott bentz who is nominated for the treasury
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secretary, who he wants to come the markets christine is responsible and who might be able to steer some of the terms policy agenda. items like a terrace against china and the response of manner. and then finally we've got the 3rd group that wants to cut costs. people like you on musk or the back from stormy, who are have been appointed to this department of government efficiency, who want to cut up to 2 trillion dollars from the federal budget. and these are some of the campaign promises the trump made. and he'll try and get those through no matter what if he has to try and give it to was a recess appointment, or get it through the senate. that's what he's looking for. so the one thing is clear, it does seem that america is changing courses that was due to the reporter michelle stockman. thank you very much for your insights. uruguay has elected a left his candidate to the presidency after 5 years of conservative rule. totally run 2nd round race. so local, merit and former history teacher yamma do or see of the left wing prod front. a
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lions emerge, the winner as opponent to central right. candidate of auto delgado has conceded defeat supporters of who it was left. his opposition celebrated their parties victory in the capital, montevideo they voted out the conservative coalition to govern the south american countries for the past 5 years in favor of him onto or see in his left his broad front coalition. many thanks to all those. he made this and exemplary campaign, the people we achieved what we achieved, and that is nothing less than try on the, on the ruling party candidate, alberto delgado had taken the race to a run off, but conceited amicably after early results showed him trailing his opponent the today the people was,
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the uruguay ends defined who is going to serve as president of the republic because a lot of the, she is the gentleman got it and i want to send from here with all my government coalition goals with all these members of the coalition a big hug and agree to go to your mando or c, v or c, a former teacher from a working class background has promised to lead a new left. but his platform didn't promise any big shake ups to the status quote. like his opponent force he ran on pledges to fight crime linked to drug trafficking and to boost in economy that is still lagging from a cove of 19 hangover. as well as a historic drought. the broad front coalition he led to victory ruled worldwide from 2005 to 2020 presiding over a period of economic growth and social reforms that one international acclaim
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the. let's take a brief look now at some other stories making headlines around the world. the homes and businesses have been flooded as stone verge continued to batter communities across the united kingdom reign. strong winds are expected to have a clean of efforts today for the 200 flood alerts remain in place for england. and wales and travel issues are set to continue into the middle of the week. delegates, $175.00 countries have gathered for sun, south korea, for the 5th round of talks focused on caribbean plastic pollution and production loc. familiar divisions have made deal, making it difficult task. countries that bear the brunt, plastic pollution are struggling to reach agreement with federal chemical producing nations like china and salvia ravia this year as you in climate some it has ended with a last minute agreement on financial support for developing nations to deal with global warming. both and countries agreed to provide $300000000000.00 annually by
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2035 with more funds to come from the private sector. for some delegates applauded the outcome of the talks and as a buyer's on other said, the funding falls far short of what's needed. experts estimate that developing countries need at least a trillion dollars a year to help deal with the impacts of climate change. for more, i'm now joined by our chief climate reporter louisa osborne here in the studio. so most nations agreed that there was a need to tackle climate change, but there's still major disagreement on the funding needed to tackle the problem. why exactly is that? i mean, developing countries are saying that they need to move funding. that was 300000000, is just small enough. and in general, that is agreed by experts who say that we are need to be looking into the trillions to make sure that we can fight climate change. but the industrialized countries are generally responsible for what we are saying with regards to, to cause a woman at the moment and developing countries saved because of that reason.
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because these countries were able to develop using fossil fuels until now they should bad the responsibility. the financial responsibility to make sure that we are reducing complet emissions. developing countries at the moment, say that they are bearing the costs for that themselves. not only having to finance a move away from fossil fuels while they tried to develop themselves. but also having to buy the costs of the effects of climate change. so for example, building sea level has to deal with sea level rise or changing nurses tease to deal with the heavy rain and flooding that we're seeing. okay, so we have pleasures of financial support moving forward, but how exactly is this deal is supposed to be implemented? so this 300000000000 is going to be provided. peggy, from 2035, they have to meet this, talk it over the next 10 years. now there is a lot of pressure on them on developed countries to make sure that they meet that target because a previous target of
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a $100000000000.00 per year by 2020 was actually missed. it came to years late. so developing countries have a lot of trust issues over that, but the document that came out over the weekend also talked about a 1.3 trillion cigar. so this was scaling up funding over the next 10 years to the figure that actually developing countries would like to see. and at the moment it's very unclear how that is going to be done and who is going to be responsible for them. no countries also have to february to submit their emission reduction targets . what exactly would you like or would you expect to see from those targets so that they have to submit to talk it for nationally determined contributions, which is target for reduction in carbon dioxide emissions. the problem is that developing countries are saying that where do you know they wanted to be, i'm vicious, to make sure that we are not, you know, overreaching on target on the story level of 1.5 degrees or 2 degrees, for example,
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of a global warming they are unable to, to do that to the same degree now because they still want to develop without fossil fuels and they need the financial assistance to do that. for example, countries like nigeria, which are major oil producing countries, say they need financial assistance to be able to move away from that. and that is going to be more difficult without the money if they're to box them and not transition. another issue is that globally, we are still very a reliance on fossil fuels. and so for things like plastic and this is some things that is being discussed now as part of negotiations from today, how we can end plastic pollution and how we can maybe back away from the amount of oil that is needed for that. right? that was the w, a chief clement reporter lose osborne here in the studio. thank you very much for joining us. in a european dominated art scene here in germany,
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one apple german artist is using his unique style of painting to change perceptions of african art. his works represent black figures in a different way than the usual ball, also challenging deep social issues like racism and immigration. a blog artist printing block images for a white audience. for td kabibi, it is not about his race. it is about his walk. it is very important for me that i'm out to walk is not viewed as on optic on ok. but to write about 1st and foremost viewed us on that talk. this mission is to create a different ok. and we from this in the northeast of what african art is perceived
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us in you as a child was to be gone, drawing on, signed with his finger as because he didn't have access to painting materials for it makes me happy that as a child to know a my 2nd my primary school and they are calling me young artist every day to dispense 12 hours in the studio near cologne. for him set into right, i'm be and it's important the so i started experimenting with goals with bent and luckily i, i came to the dripping technique. and since then, this has been my trademark. in a dripping technique, lexitas, this audience had sold hundreds of paintings around what. what does the paintings,
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how deep meanings, then how it is colorful industry? he says he lacks his artwork to attract his views before they understand the meaning. this painting is about dr. floyd, a victim of police brutality in the u. s. free. so what was important for me was not to get to the face of judge floyd. i just tried to, to capture that more meant that the needs that somebody was a 1000000 off his head to see if he wanted to touch light. even though he had lived in germany for 30 years, he still gets inspired by you and then do that route. to him. everything is a piece of thought from the shoes to the floor. he groups page on
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on the help african. i come from africa, i'm proud of my all region. but 1st and foremost, i'm not just the same goes for to this walk. he hopes that in the future. this works. awesome. awesome. just thought and not a soft weekend of the and finally, more than 30 pilot whales that stranded themselves on the new zealand beach had been safely returned to the ocean. nearby a residence, joined conservation of workers to keep the whales went, and eventually get them onto the sheets that would help me float them. the beach on the north island of visio and is considered a hotspot for sprinting, a phenomenon that researchers are still trying to understand more than 30 well survived. already cultural ceremony ordered 4 wheels to make it wells are considered sacred to them already people to the
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and you're up to date, but coming up next is to africa and it looks at house at the simple sand and ceramic filters could help clean up drinking water in campbell river, i'm aaron tilden, berlin. thank you very much for joining us. the
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biko african mostly peers occasion is helping communities the 2 times the amount is because there's no follow up us a to the new president of the unified we did in the n z o behind is get 3 devices to the next on d, w on paper they have right,
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but on the streets they are in constant danger. trans women in bogota, pressure this makes it hard for them to find work. poverty. a trade in violence are part of their everyday life in columbia. but they're solidarity and car allow them to survive. so bu us, in 60 minutes on d, w, the, the, the, the, it is even more than 100000000 people than ever before. types of in part of what is the image of
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the story in for migrant reliable news to migrate the we are facing a lot of complex challenges these days. but sometimes the answers can be surprisingly simple. simplicity often has the benefits of being more widely affordable to hello and welcome to the addition of eco africa. i am chris that lives in legal, smart g area. great to have you with us. here's what's coming up. and so that the saving tree.

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