also picking up a statuette the movie judas and the black messiah is supporting actor daniel kalu. who in his youthful way offered to wade through what moments including my mom that he had 6 it's amazing legend sylvia you mean so i'm so happy to be alive so long as a result tonight. you are probably at a diverse array of reactions to the top honors amidst a diverse array of nominees and winners. and from one hollywood's biggest night it's bring it into taming janice k.j. matthews who's joining us from los angeles good to see what a moment a full clip is out but just tell us more about this the space film why was it so convincing for the academy. you know i think it's resonating with so many people really across the country during the pandemic this movie has a number of things it deals with the loss of a spouse it deals with the loss of a job it deals with the loss of your kind of identity in just traveling not knowing where you know where to pick up your life after so many things fall or fail in life and so i think this movie really resonated with a lot of people even people living

headlined by british adult legends judas priest -- metal legends judas priest. despite all the posturing, wacken has a reputation for being a very friendly festival. there is hardly ever any trouble. perhaps that is because everyone here gets their aggression out in the mosh pit. ♪ sarah: reminder of our top stories this hour on dw. in zimbabwe, the opposition movement for democratic change has rejected the results of the presidential election. its leader, nelson chamisa, says his party would challenge the outcome in court. president emmerson mnangagwa insists that he won a free and fair election. that is your dw news. more coming at the top of the hour. in the meantime, you can always find the latest on our website, dw.com. i am sarah harman in berlin. thanks for watching. have a great weekend. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] that's a have done with this the had the headlights. zimbabwe's opposition she says.. recy now sells for a subject change it was also

done man as part of a deadly rampage and to israel that so around $200.00 captives dragged into gaza. judas, rabbi in illinois, both of these communities relief at the news of this safe return. the phone didn't stop ringing every 2nd and all the community wanted to know if this is true, people reaching out from all over the world. so clearly people are very touched by this and we, or are beyond over joyed with this news. at the same time, it's important to reiterate that there are still over 200 hostages in the hands of terrorists loved ones. a very still missing says how to over $200.00 empty places at us about do not intel her views, praying that soon they too will be coming higher. oh, earlier we spoke with d. w. 's at uber human washington. she told us more about having use of the release is going done in the us capital. the really is a glimmer of hope and what has been the very, very difficult a 2 weeks or so for this administration. so far we've heard from a president fight and a written statement, and secretary of state anthony blinking. so let me just walk you through some of the ma

and judas are deli, thank you so much. ah, i woke up in guitar, iran face united states in a crucial group, very much later worth of both changed to label to advance to the knockout stage. but with iran currently rocked by unrest. the games taking on even more political significance than usual from many iran fans. this world carpets become a rallying call for something bigger than foot bull. women lie freedom and no to the anti government protests going on back home. and that coal is extended to the team who stood silent during the anthem in that opening game. the players families have reportedly been threatened over the apparent act of solidarity. meanwhile, some protesters accused the team of not doing enough. the man fielding the questions around portuguese coach carlos. queer us is having to choose his words carefully either if you talk about 2, no human rights. gracie's a kids that day in schools. i would sure things we are fully direct with all those causes. but here, our mission is bring the smile for the, for the p

win the best actress category that was not the case and went to francis but you also have you know judas in the black messiah at lincoln winning white category with daniel clooney and then you also have my rainey's black bottom winning for makeup in costume so there was a lot of diversity and more than 70 women were nominated for an oscar in front of and behind the camera so a lot of diversity we still have a long way to go though because remember no one has won. in the best actress category at least an african-american woman has a. very one decades ago so we still have a long way to go but we are moving in the right direction i believe here in hollywood when more of their kitty came to how did the ceremony and the conditions of the pandemic. they did the best they could and i believe just because you know we are living in a pandemic and they were very concerned about colvin so the number of people were decrease you had very few people in a red carpet and they were 6 feet apart they also took out musical performances at the show it happened at a train center where you had trains coming a

i asked the, the political correspondent, judas identity, what changed? i don't know whether a much changed, but i think there was a lot of pressure put on on germany to make this decision in a lot of diplomatic talks involved. and finally, the german chancellor, the german government, came to this decision and germany, how it wasn't a difficult position. it had to way up on the one hand, the safe interest in guaranteeing that a convicted murder. someone was convicted to life in prison would stay in prison and, you know, pay his hand up the price of, of the murder he committed. but on the other hand, it also had to look at the people who were unjustly, in jail, in russia and bella roost, including 5 german citizens. and in the end and the german government decided that the freedom and the safety of these people was, was more important and to the lead. that one is also important to note is that without germany's role and without germany in going along with this plan, this prisoner swap would not have happened. so at a certain point the pressure must have g

the governor's political correspondent, judas identity reporting for us. the quick, if not some other stories making headlines around the world. a peaceful people have been killed and dozens injured off to donate those rips through oklahoma homes were leveled and cause of a ton. the states governor has declared the state of emergency and 12 counties flood warnings remain in place constantly active as henry to has received his new hong kong identity god up to a long battle change agenda. on the official document. he won his appeal against the government's refusal to change it a year ago. in hong kong public sentiment has become increasingly welcoming towards the l. g. b t q plus community about homosexual. and john's gender people's 10 face challenges. indeed, the nice and in the philippines schools have cancelled in person teaching due to the ongoing, each wave with student staying home. it is hope that online learning will bring somebody from profit classrooms, many of which do not have air conditioning. the heat index which combines the effects of temper

our culture the film is based on the bestselling children's book of the same name by british author judas carr the story deals with the refugee experience of jews in nazi germany told from the viewpoint of a 9 year old girl has more. for a president in this country in this land come. to us by our fathers have. been he talked of in. the. street you have an issue. the other wins the election the family nearly escapes arrest by the nazis leaving everything they have behind they flee across europe to freedom. and what finally convinced me to make this movie was that i found this perspective so unique to tell this difficult time from the perspective of a child who didn't see everything as all bad. not. just cars childhood my.

that's why twenty percent more women than men are fleeing on judas according to a migration expert. say live. they are pressured into prostitution or are forced to live with people who are involved in organized crime i mean. it's a symptom of the vulnerability of women. migrants or refugees it's hard to draw a line in a country where desperation and danger go together for them escape seems the only option. a court in pakistan has freed a christian woman who was sentenced to death for blasphemy mother of two bibi was condemned to hate in two thousand and ten for insulting islam prophet mohammad since today's ruling thousands of islamist activists have blocked roads and ransacked government property in protest with one group even calling for the death of the judges who overturned the sentence. she has spent most of the past eight years in a prison cell in solitary confinement. bibi has always maintained her innocence the christian farm worker and mother of two was convicted in two thousand and ten of blasphemy she was accused of insulting the prophet mohammed after muslim women from h

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as judas saw, deli at berlin central station and emily gordon in frankfort, apple. emily, let's start with you. frankfurt airport went to europe some main aviation hobbs. certainly germany's biggest. what's going on there today? yes, so we're standing here at the departure hall at frank for airports and as you can see behind me on the devoted departure board or flights have been cancelled. ironically it says yeah, yeah, yeah, the top of above these cancellations. i don't think travelers are quite of and through the attic about this development over a 1000 flights have been cancelled. this will affect a hundreds of thousands of passengers. and even if you just wanted to change this airport, this will not be possible to day. there has been a steady ste trickle of travelers arriving at the fair port are many of them have been flown into other regional small airports and then been to have been put on buses that will, that, that take them here to frank airport. but that adds another 5 to 6 hours on the, on our, on your travel time. so really quite extensive. um, but yeah

we're here and it's so great to 100 bands are in the line up headlined by big names like slipknot and judas priest put covering the whole gamut of the genre including the ukranian band. i t who traveled from kia for the event. ah, it's not just the legendary line up that draws the crowds to vulcan. it's 3 days of metal lifestyle, a rare chance to let their hair down after 2 years of code restrictions. but despite the grim, aesthetic and the music's often violent lyrics, fans described backin as an oasis of good vibes, responded. vickie, what's interesting is that if you ask most fans what they associate with metal with concerts with festivals, beer is the 1st answer and of course loud music. but the very next answer is peace with her. you could say these metal heads have finally returned to their happy place. ah, is a reminder of the top story of a falling for you? this hour is ready as strikes have filled at least 14 people in the gaza strip, including a senior palestinian militant and a 5 year old girl is ready. governments as it was targeting these lamps, she had militant group but she d

psychic dorman best supporting actor laureate daniel kalua from the film judas and the black messiah also provided a way what moment including my mom that you have 6 it's amazing legends it over you you mean so i'm so happy to be alive so it was a really that's a nice. you are probably a diverse array of reactions to the top honors amidst a diverse array of nominees and winners. and hollywood's biggest night yet spring is tame agenda's k.j. matthews who joins me now from los angeles good to see you said there was no orchestra yes i mean. what stood out for you in the it's called have been reinvented to a cost. yes it was very interesting you know 3 hours 15 minutes and you know there were no musical performances and no host and very few presenters and actresses were there because of the cold it restrictions i'll be honest with you i really missed having a host and having live performances and having all those kind of spontaneous moment like oring pizza like they did a couple years ago he's so i missed that you know but we got something different this year we got a lot more speeches t

her favorites include judas in the black messiah about the f.b.i.'s infiltration of the black panther party. one night miami portrait of 4 civil rights giants including malcolm x. and muhammad ali. because we are fighting. in which director lee isaac chung tells his own immigrant story. redefine words somewhere his family moved from korea to arkansas in the 1980 s. to become farmers. through the right in the acting categories pay close attention to anthony hopkins who turns in a late career master class as a patriarch suffering from dementia the father the bit confused something wrong. and in our night to kate winslet and social rona as 1900. and secret lovers. but the big oscar front runner is no mad land from director. frances mcdormand is eyeing her 3rd best actress award with a bare all performance as a woman living as a modern day nomad travelling the american west in a camper van. there's no fine no mad land one the venice film festival and it's the odds on favorite to take oscars top prize. this is deja vu news live from berlin up next the doc

has designated a terrorist organization the ship is judas that sale on monday. in the bangladeshi capital dhaka several 1000 people have been made homeless after a massive fire swept through a crowded slum many of the shanty homes have plastic groups which help the flames to spread no deaths were reported although several people were injured. some 4000 people have taken part in a moscow rally olden eyes by russia's communist party ahead of city council elections other officers were not granted permission to hold demonstrations and supporters have been holding single person pickets instead to get around the ban. in afghanistan the so-called islamic state has climate responsibility for a deadly suicide attack on a wedding party in the capital kabul funerals than being held for the victims the attack left more than 60 people dead and dozens more injured many of the victims were women and children the explosion took place as more than a 1000 guests were celebrating a marriage in a shiite neighborhood of kabul. the so-called islamic state declared war on afghanistan'

windows, their ceiling of the family home of the man they hold responsible for the attack outside a judas, lengthening o'clock on friday. it's one of federal measures, a proof by israel government after 2 successive shootings in disputed 80th of east jerusalem. and hope will soon good employ forces. we increased forces levels and we do it in different arenas, not always seal and destroyed terrorists houses in an expedited procedure. so in order to hold those accountable, who supported with terrorism from it's more mornings are being to more legitimately attack, follow a deadly if they're a lady in the occupied with back on thursday night palestinian for killed israel. faith. the operation was targeting bells tinian militants. the palestinian authority in the fest bank has responded by announcing it, but hoyt oiled security competition with astray as you just had israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu. his vow. and he taff response to the latest attacks. asked our correspondent, rebecca, written in jerusalem for her assessment on what that response would look like. yet a straw strong s

. $200.00 bands are in the line up headlined by big names like slipknot and judas, priest put covering the whole gamut of the genre including the ukranian band i t who traveled from kiya for the event. it's not just the legendary line up that draws the crowds to vulcan. it's 3 days of middle lifestyle, a rare chance to let their hair down after 2 years of code restrictions. but despite the grimace static and the music's often violent lyrics, fans describe bokken as an oasis of good vibes. responded vicky. what's interesting is that if you ask most fans what they associate with metal with concerts with festivals, beer is the 1st answer and of course, loud music. but the very next answer is peace. with all that, you could say these middle heads have finally returned to their happy place. ah, that's it from me for now, but stay tuned for more news for the top yalu departure into the to day this meas, flying to a foreign planet in the 16th century. it meant.

windows, their ceiling of the family home of the man they hold responsible for the attack outside a judas, lengthening clock on friday. it's one of several measures of proof that is rife, government after 2 successive shootings in disputed 80th of east jerusalem. and i hope will soon go deploy forces. we increase forces suttles and we do it in different arenas. not all. we will seal and destroy terrorists houses in an expedited procedure. so in order to hold those accountable who supported with terrorism from more williams, i'm going to more let is him attack? follow a deadly if they're alluded in the occupied with back on thursday, 9, palestinian for killed israel. faith. the operation was targeting bell stimulating the palestinian authority in the vest. bob has responded by announcing it. but hoyt oil security competition, which is tre. let's get more of this from our correspondence. rebecca rhetoric in jerusalem. hello, rebecca prime minister benjamin netanyahu is vowing a tough response to the latest attacks. what more can you tell us about what that will look like yet a straw strong,

since and 14 for a judas, been 6 months on the can gong station and add 2 new modules. in that time the u. s . bent china from the international space station in 2011 sliding security concerns lead off building yada or germany has been dealing with travel congestion as a new 9 you are trying to get proves a big attraction. the bargain monthly flat right fair is valid nationwide until the end of august and passengers are getting on board in their tens of thousands. the government brought in the inflation busting ticket to offset rising fuel and energy costs. what better way to stave off the boredom of waiting for your train than a bit of volleyball, crowded platforms, and trains, and lots of hanging around. this is the reality of rail travel this long holiday weekend in germany. all thanks to the 9 euro ticket. been there, i didn't really wanted to go to his him in the night for a long time and felt with an anger ticket. we guy the city yet that a fuel costs are rising, then taking the train as a more attractive option. oh, i talked to you about a glance at berlin's cent

done man as part of a deadly rampage and to israel that so around $200.00 captives dragged into gaza. judas, rabbi in illinois, spoke of these communities relief at the news of this safe return. the phone didn't stop ringing every 2nd and all the community wanted to know if this is true, people reaching out from all over the world. so clearly people are very touched by this and we are beyond over joyed with this news. at the same time, it's important to reiterate that there are still over 200 hostages in the hands of terrorists loved ones. a very still missing says how to is a $200.00 empty places at us about dina. intel are viewed, praying that soon they too will be coming higher. you're up to date on the table, you use a marietta m scene. thanks for watching. the image is freedom of the online with young mills. koreans fled to south korea where they realize their dreams of becoming social media. but then they disappeared without warning. need to recess as a north korean propaganda video was happening from north korea with love starts october 25th on d w.

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all the guards and the judas are they finally won, the chief prosecutor will investigate the real crime or not tried to protect the mafia. the markets of this small protest parties program is in its name, rise up matthew out. it sparked of last year's master ministrations and the will for change. we have to change the justice system holds just system or the police department. because to go go to get it. we have no justice. we have no democracy. whether that change, those really come depends on the biggest opposition party the populist. there is such a people of talk show hosts and singers lab retrieve enough. the polls show them on track to in 1st place, but their program seems somewhat vague and undefined. boeing, say we fight to change everything we've seen in the past. the administration works the whole way of thinking for me and me for in a, on the outskirts of sophia final pre election meeting of the group party with boss boy. cool boris of rules bo guerria for over a decade. he's fighting a losing battle to keep his hold on power. still the supporters seem defy, and even europe st

headlined by british metal legends judas priest. despite all the posturing fuckin actually has a reputation for being a very friendly festival there's hardly ever any trouble. that's because everyone here gets there at gresham out in the mosh pit. there's your minder of our top stories this hour on dave w in zimbabwe the opposition group. went for democratic change has rejected the results of the country's presidential election its leader nelson chamisa said his party would challenge the outcome in court president anderson my god called me while insisting he won a free and fair election. and that's already got me news more coming at the top of the hour in the meantime don't forget you can always find a way to stay on our web site w dot com i'm sarah harmon in berlin thanks for watching have a great weekend. like we were. when we were. the first americans in some point in our lives will experience hardship listening. to. beyond the mouth of an inferno monkee in greece one week on from the devastating fires tons. villages are trying t

. $200.00 bands are in the line up headlined by big names like slipknot and judas, priest put covering the whole gamut of the genre, including the ukrainian band i t who traveled from kia for the event. it's not just the legendary line up there draws the crowds to vulcan. it's 3 days of metal lifestyle, a rare chance to let their hair down after 2 years of code restrictions. but despite the grimace static and the music's often violent lyrics, fans described bokken as an oasis of good vibes. responded vicky. what's interesting is that if you ask most fans with they associate with metal with concerts, with festivals, beer is the 1st answer and of course, loud music. but the very next answer is piece. with personal that you could say, these middle heads have finally returned to their happy place. ah . and the window sticker is back and off to buy and beat frankfurt on fridays opener. there was also in former saturdays, early matches only in one the berlin derby against her time card back beat. hoffen hein bremond shed points with volts berg on their return to the top flight. and mine's be

and is judas mes most revered site, an eruption of violence in the heart of one of jerusalem's holiest sites. israeli police say the clashes broke out when they were forced to enter the l. x the most, where mass you had barricaded themselves inside, armed with fireworks 6 and this city provided by the israeli police appears to show people setting fire crackers. the palestinian red crescent says at least 12 worshippers were injured in what one eye witness described as a brutal assault by israeli forces in the yard. in the eastern part of the mark. the police were firing tear gas and don grenades. it was a scene that i can't describe. then the police stormed in and started beating everyone, and they detained people and they put the young men on their faces to the ground. they also beat them. are bucklin about a violent soon reverberated beyond jerusalem when palestinian militants fired rockets from the gaza strip towards israeli territory. hours later, israel shot back launching airstrikes in gaza. for now, neither site appears willing to stand. dang israelis far right. national security

we don't want to lose our home or next, but it was an order for mazda by john. gunner judas copper ring to gratian with as and by john was not an option on both sides. have had a lot of victims. and now i think i will return to them. they're going to come up. ah, it's impossible. 30 percent of those arriving or children of the months of being cut so from supplies. some of them are in dire condition. this the waste is that some of these arriving with children that are so weak and even stated at the hands of their parents for it. so if some of them are dropped the say to live by in the hands of the interest cost task, all right, volunteer the you and refugee agency believes that the number of people arriving could rise to 100 and $20000.00 in the next few days, which matches the estimated population of the break away region. going forward. i'd be thought of, i would work, we'd be forwarding, suiting that to people left behind out of care of. we had been planning for equations to be a longer process. they like ways on these. we have gone very, very fast, very high numbers of people, but us

we're here and it's so great to 100 bands are in the line up headlined by big names like slipknot and judas, priest foot covering the whole gamut of the genre including the ukranian band. i t who traveled from kiya for the event it's not just the legendary line up that draws the crowds to vulcan. it's 3 days of middle lifestyle, a rare chance to let their hair down after 2 years of cupboard restrictions. but despite the grimace static and the music's often violent lyrics, fans describe balkan as an a waste of good vibes. responded vicki, what's interesting is that if you ask most fans what they associate with metal with concerts with festivals, beer is the 1st answer and of course loud music. but the very next answer is piece . with. you could say these middle heads have finally returned to their happy place. as a reminder, the top story we're following for you this hour is riley strikes up, killed on these 11 people in the gaza strip, including his senior, palestinian militant and a 5 year old girl. they, the government says it was targets in these stomachs. he had, had tons with that's it

windows, their ceiling of the family home of the man they hold responsible for the attack outside a judas, lengthening o'clock on friday. it's one of several measures approved by israel government after 2 successive shootings in disputed 80th of east jerusalem on hope. awesome, good employ forces. we increased forces levels and we do it in different arenas, not all. we will seal and destroy terrorists houses in an expedited procedure. so in order to hold those accountable, who supported with terrorism from it's more mornings, are going to more literacy attack, follow a deadly is diluted in the occupied with that on thursday, 9, palestinian for killed israel faith. the operation was targeting bel senior militant, the palestinian authority in the west bank has responded by announcing it, but hoyt oil security competition with astray as you just had israel's foreign minister being a minutes, an hour is vowing a tough response to the latest attacks. asked our correspondent rebecca writers in jerusalem, where that response will look like. yet a straw strong, swift and accurate is how benjamin

windows, their ceiling off the family home of the man they hold responsible for the attack outside a judas to them cynical. on friday it's one of several measures of proof, but it's strength. government after 2 thick 5th shootings in disputed 80th of east jerusalem. and hope will soon good employ forces we increased force as little and we do it in different arenas, not all we will seal and destroy terrorists houses in an expedited procedure. so in order to hold those accountable, who supported with terrorism from it's more wanting somebody to more legitimately attack, follow a deadly is diluted in the occupied with back on thursday, 9, bellis tinian for killed israel. faith the operation was targeting belts, tinian militants, the palestine. the property in the fest bank has responded by announcing it, but hoyt oil security corporation, which is tre. janice sammy, so call is in jerusalem. he told us how the israeli public is receiving netanyahu's tough new security measures introduce in response to the violence in the last few days. i would say most of the israeli public as supports an iron

price that has to be paid was the release of, of didn't cost because they the particular correspond to judas delhi. thanks so much and you're not joined by how jack option laugh from the non profit counter. extreme is in the project tons, welcome. what this entire prisoner swap have gone through if vadim cossick of want involved? no, i don't think that rock shop was interested in any of the other individuals that were released. the key was this murder, a full rated 2 reasons to make sure that he gets rewarded for being willing to be an assassin, but also to make sure that there will be future assassins willing to do that. and no sooner were those rational position politicians on an airplane, into freedom, a russian politician event on social media and set these old traitors. and they'd better change the names with because we are coming after them. so yeah, the cycle will continue and for that to be able to continue, you need to get your motorist out of prison rush as a fraud steward s thing west to nose and then releasing them in exchange for its own citizens. i mean, this has been categoriz

and windows there feeling the family home of the man they hold responsible for the attack outside a judas, lengthening clock on friday. it's one of federal measures approved by is rife, government after 2 thick 5th shootings in disputed 80th of east jerusalem. and hope will soon go deploy forces. we increase force of souls and we do it in different arenas. not all. we will seal and destroy terrorists houses in an expedited procedure. so in order to hold those accountable who supported with terrorism from it's more wanting something to more la dorothy attack follow a deadly is diluted in the occupied with back on thursday night palestinian for killed israel faith the operation was targeting belts. damien militant, the palestinian authority in the vest bank has responded by announcing it, but hoyt oil security corporation, which is tre. he just had israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu vowing a tough response to the latest attacks. i asked our correspondent, rebecca orators in jerusalem, what our response would look like. yet a straw strong swift, an actor. it is how benjamin netanyahu

it was a scolding the suspect accused of multi $1000000.00 investment bank from home. judas, an investigation into the cross is underway. forma, your pm central bank chief mario drug. he is urging the you to develop a new industrial strategy to count of what he says is it's diminishing competitiveness is jogging, is also a former italian prime minister and he's released a report of warning that the risks fully behind, excuse me, risks holding even further behind the united states and china the smiles and boom, veiling a stock warning from the month cost with telling the you what it needs to do in order to catch up with the economies of china on the us. what we have trying to do now becomes existing show itself, and that's why we care so much. i is this why that we followed we loud you for whether you do finding a mat in this feature rod the go change, which will have to be urgent. and concrete is reporting dorsey is increasing investment in industry by up to 5 percent of the use g, d p. the equivalents of nearly $800000000000.00, your res per year. the highest of mine, since the post will per

juda coronavirus or they will be quarantined for 2 weeks children are being relocated from overcrowded camps on the greek islands to a dozen other e.u. states. russian orthodox leader patriarch kirill has led the church's main easter service at moscow's christ the savior cathedral mass was held without worshippers due to the restrictions put in place on public gatherings to try to limit the spread of the coronavirus. germany is home to over a 1000000 migrants and refugees many are housed in specialized centers living in close quarters where their corona virus infection risk is higher than elsewhere for these people there is a struggle both to overcome fear and to get more information about what the government safety measures will mean for their everyday lives. under normal circumstances refugees in germany are able to move about as they wish they can go to the doctor all visit friends but the coronavirus pandemic has changed things though there are no confirmed cases at this center in berlin the virus still impacting daily life 51 even i wanted to visit someone but they wouldn't let us

them to the i assess malfunction and talks to end the 10 month war in gaza stole the day before that judas saw how much refuses to take pod saying it's losing faith with you. with mediation is that the past and the military group says it will await an offer for me as well. the game is it will and welcome the world health organization has declared a global public health, the emergency following an outbreak of the impulse virus in africa. the w h o had been monitoring a surgeon cases in congo. now the new variant has sprayed to perone. can you ever wanda, as uganda and bulk says searching across africa? and this is ground 0 by thousands of cases hoping that posted in the democratic republic of congo. as a new outbreak grips the country, it's already claimed at least $450.00 lives, most of them children. and it's showing no sign of slowing down. 7 the detection and drop you to spread off a new laid off and books in eastern and the odyssey. it's detection in neighboring countries that had not previously reported and books. and the potential for further spread within africa and beyond is very,

believe showing a stronger presence in the region can help prevent further incidents from happening . judas identity, who finds that to apologize on the line. now do not tell us more about this need to imagine that germany is a part of which other countries are involved for instance, or yeah, so this mission was launched mid january by secretary general of nato, and of the nato allies that look onto the baltic sea so from germany to sweden and finland to last few estonia and lithuania, poland, sweden, and these are all countries that have a direct involvement in the baltic sea because they are so close with. and they are countries that committed to putting forward their own resources to contribute to the surveillance and deterrence. a mission we've best, that's why the german worship that we were on is, is part of this mission. and the other countries are also contributing different kinds of, of ships and in airplanes to, to monitor the baltic sea. and this mission is going to be coordinated by a also a relatively new task force that is based in nicole stuck in northern germany from the cit

there feeling off the family home of the man they hold responsible for the attack outside a judas to them from a clock on friday. it's been a fabric measure of proof, but it's rife, government after do excessive shootings in disputed areas of east jerusalem on her bosom. go deploy forces, we increase forces levels and we do it in different arenas, not all we will seal and destroy terrorists houses in an expedited procedure. so in order to hold those accountable, who supported with terrorism from more williams are going to more literacy attack. follow a deadly if they're a lady in the occupied with back on thursday night palestinian for killed is right faith the operation was targeting belts, tinian militant, the palestinian. the polity in the fest bank has responded by announcing it. but hoyt oil security competition with astray as you had earlier, israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu was vowing a tough response to the latest attacks. i asked, are correspondence, rebecca written in jerusalem? what that response would look like? yet a straw strong swift, an actor. it is how benj

windows, their ceiling off the family home of the man they hold responsible for the attack outside a judas limb, cynical. on friday. it's one of several measures approved by israel government after 2 successive shootings in dispute 80th of east jerusalem. and i hope will soon go deploy forces. we increase force of syllables and we do it in different arenas. not all. we will seal and destroyed terrorists houses in an expedited procedure. so in order to hold those accountable, who supported with terrorism, from its more own sub eligible la dorothy attack follow a deadly is diluted in the occupied with bank on thursday night palestinian for killed israel. 5th, the operation was targeting belts, damien militants. the palestinian authority in the vest bank has responded by announcing it would hoyt alt security competition which is tre jealous. sammy so call is in jerusalem and he told us how the israeli public is receiving. never now who is tough, new security measures introduced in response to the violence in the last few days. i would say most of the israeli public supports an iron cyst and t

oh, judas. okay. china's military pressure on taiwan continues to intensify and it's up to taipei entered defect a u. s. a lie to guess, feather. china's neck. sure. port will just be a drill. ian chang is an associate professor at the national university of singapore, and i asked them what these drills demonstrate about china's preparedness to potentially strike taiwan. so these drills they demonstrate, again, are china's ability to mark as are different kinds of operations. this includes potentially a blockade. this potentially includes on airstrikes, our missile strikes, so on and so forth. but i guess it's not fundamentally different from what the p r c has been doing over the past few years. i. it's a more concentrated, but the nature of what it's doing is pretty much the same. so in the sense, i think there's a lot of normalization already actually on taiwan towards attraction that let's zoom out a little bit. taiwan has condemned china for undermining peace and stability in the region. ho