on the regional and national level for 8 years bill enough thora teams have twice sought and failed to ban the party as a threat to germany's democratic order the domestic intelligence service has kept close tabs on the party yaks has even shown up in the agency's report on fright wing extremists but he was democratically elected also because no other candidate was available the fuse approach that presidents are mixed in kind and it's a bad that there was no alternative no wonder he got into an event will never end so you might think of what our flight had to may be it will have an effect and make politicians think about how their decisions are received by most people. saw by their me outside their lloyd. was standing we have better people for the job it's over. for you to know politicians were shocked by the choice. is here yeah action is a nazi even after the attempt to ban the n.p.t. he stayed loyal to the party which is close to hitler's nazi party and you know it isn't so much of so in a stupid shit but protest is now also mounting in berlin. as it's going. justified yesterday the

helpful thora these in the u.s. are urging people to stop vaporing after a 5th death linked to an outbreak of a mysterious respiratory disease has been reported hundreds of people have fallen sick across the country and the only common factor is the use of cigarettes and davies reporter allison joins me now been looking into this all what we know about this outbreak so we know there have been 5 deaths since july in total 450 people have fallen ill across the u.s. and half of those are just in the last week alone now symptoms include respiratory shortness of breath coughing vomiting and chest pain and while we know that one of the people who have died was in the fifty's most of these patients are young men 1920 years old often active and healthy and then within 48 hours their lungs collapse one example that we found a young woman who posted her picture and her story to instagram she had to be on a respirator to be able to breathe others have has been put into a medically induced comas to survive and what's causing th

pounds have gone to build dams and dykes to protect the house is from the sea but now the well shore thora these are throwing in the towel i'm calling on the villagers to find in homes where measuring to sea levels in the area across north wales coast i'm way off finding evidence is sea levels are rising tears that reality on so before any catastrophe happens before anything bake happens we really really need to be making sure the people are aware of those risks and that way talking to them and involving got a in the solutions but what's solutions can there possibly beat my can this partner see their lives and their home at stake and lots of money quite a malaysian hell the situation is already is not a simple for them as it is for pensioners to buy new house elsewhere recently learned in they've appealed the state has left them is holding the bag future the fact is that they have no wants is for worse they can't tell us where the go to movers they can't tell us when they're going to move 1st those no financial support no compensation or tool and the sting in the table to thus is if they i

of course has to make sure to keep us all thora t. and its credibility so there are of course limits to what it can do are over to you andrea because obviously asian markets have been watching the easy decision as well what's been the reaction there you're absolutely right and the fruits of their liver has paid off somewhat asian markets at the close of 2 d. were actually pretty upbeat stocks were hitting a 6 week high today on the new intice a patient of some good news from the e.c.b. also not forgetting the goodwill gesture that the surprise goodwill gesture that was handed by u.s. president donald trump to china. did leave the tariff price hikes on some of those chinese exports to the u.s. now market watch as i had been hoping that the e.c.b. we're following the footsteps of markets like india the philippines new zealand where just last month all of those central banks had know what their interest rates as well now under how could the e.c.b. decision actually impact asia well investors have kept a very close watch as you sit on the

government there to properly tackle the amazon fires into law said that his country has asked the thora tuesday to discontinue the import of beef from brazil he added that he was considering doing the same about soybeans with the aim of the vote increasing pressure to spur the government into action. now through some of the other business stories making news. bankrupt u.s. company pacific gas and electric says it has settled for $11000000000.00 with insurance companies over the over last year's deadly california wildfires the fires killed $86.00 people and destroyed $19000.00 homes p.g. and e. acknowledge its equipment caused the disaster and filed for bankruptcy protection and january. c.e.o.'s of $145.00 companies including twitter for and air b.n. b. have signed a letter urging the u.s. senate to pass new gun laws it was drafted by genes maker levi strauss wal-mart did not signed the letter but says it will stricter gun sales after shooting at one of its pos those stores. the 1st parent sentenced in the u.s. college admissions cheating scandal actor felicity huffman has been jailed f

democratically accountable because there's no legal basis for this so this is an intense intrusive and all thora terror and surveillance technology while advocates for facial recognition would debate some of course assertions one thing is undeniable the technology currently being used by the u.k. police is dangerously inaccurate latest figures show that 96 percent of the net police is so-called matches when misidentifications and this research showing that many facial recognition algorithms will disproportionately misidentify darker skin tones and when. the cause is a new murs and the very ranging from poor quality c.c.t.v. images to the fact that the algorithms are trained so to speak using faces at a mostly white and male this technology and looks like a really nice quick fix to the fact that we have not got as much money to pay for human intelligence operations so it sounds great in theory the problem is if the work very well on people who are not white men which is quite a lot of the population on the planet being arrested wrongfully means that you get put into predictive policing algorithm

long craft carrier reportedly caught fire shortly after leaving the port then rolled on its side or thora are investigating what caused the ship to overturn. thousands of people marched in bosnia as 1st of a pride parade in the capital sorry i went off peacefully despite fears of violence prompted by muslim groups who organize council rallies bosnia is the last balkan country to introduce pride marches to its annual events calendar. russians have been voting today in regional and municipal elections some observers say the elections neither free nor fair more than 7000000 people willing to elect lawmakers to the moscow tallent president vladimir putin cast his vote in the capital where demonstrations have erupted in recent weeks oh testers were angry after authorities banned several allies of the opposition leader in the bounty from standing a police crackdown saw around 2000 people to time. for more on this let's bring our correspondent our until he's in moscow aaron we'll only have full figures tomorrow but do we have any results i saw. well we're russia is quite a large countries around

10 on monday drones to carry them out the extent of the damage is yet to be known and the saudi or thora t. cells the very type that they only have released little information little detail they say the flames under control that they've launched and launched an investigation and also the company itself around co hasn't issued a statement yet but we only have to see the smoke here on screen in the back of both this huge blaze this we're talking about and this certainly will be some substantial damage on these plants right now the question is how much it is there are sources who say that actually oil production has been disrupted it's not been officially confirmed but if that's the case this could be a big issue for saudi arabia because we're talking about key oil production plants here i mean a cake which one of the one you just mentioned is one of the world's largest one it produces up to 7 percent of rolled all supplies for the whole world it's really a huge it's a sensitive target and the attack us we're certainly aware of this with the rebels claimed responsibility after the attacks t

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government there are 2 properly tackle the amazon fires into law said that his country he has asked the thora to used to this continued the import of beast from brazil he added that he was considering doing the same about soybeans with the aim of the vote increasing pressure to spur the government into auction now through some of the other business stories making news bancroft us company pacific gas and electric says it has settled for $11000000000.00 but insurance companies over the over last year's deadly california wildfires the fires killed the 86 people and destroyed 19000 holds be g.n.d. acknowledge it it's a cook but cause the disaster and filed for bankruptcy protection and january see owes of 145 companies including twitter for and air of the end be of signed a letter urging the u.s. senate to pass new gun laws it was drafted by genes maker me by stross wal-mart did not signed letter but says it will constrict a a gun sales after shooting out one of its al pos those stores the 1st parent sentence in the u.s. college admissions cheating scandal actor felicity huffman to has been jaile

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this is a huge huge issue that's affecting our whole country and it cannot be left to the individual thora teams that are already struggling to deliver the solution that meets the biggest lucian's a lot. of the residents of fairborn complain that everyone's simply passing the buck. see my can angela say the prospect of a forced evacuation is always hanging over their heads they're hoping to stay in their current house as long as they possibly can. meanwhile the historic steam train keeps carrying tourists through the village the tracks run right behind the dike which in future will no longer be reinforced or expanded. which effectively seals fairborn straight. coastal towns and cities all over the world under threats from rising sea levels due to climate change it's time to do something about it but what's one way of reducing carbon emissions in our daily lives is by recycling repair visit to the mozambican reef cycling association that is not only collecting youth pasig but promoting recycling by involving schools local communities professional waste collectors and even artists let's see

years but women like louisa's that are much he have little hope saying that down the years italy's or thora he's of broken all the promises they made so mothers and families. she's the apple of louise's eyes one year old livia who she affectionately calls the bit about his her only grandchild every year her family spends the hot summer weeks at the seaside just outside rome no no we misses the lively sound of children and extended families playing and relaxing used to be so common in italy i mean. what do we sacrifice so much for. so it's all pointless if there are no children or grandchildren to pass it on to. italy's demographics have changed for years the birth rate here has been one of the lowest in europe none of the easy even counts are self lucky to have one granddaughter her daughter sarah was 39 years old when livia was born. so who works at an airport thinks the lack of children can be blamed on politicians she says no government in the last 20 years has prioritized modern family policies to support working mothers. there are no structures in place if i had a nursery at the airpor

flown by the protesters media here says they are peaceful protesters and in fact british media sense thora g.'s are investigating c.g.m. the chinese international channel for bias the western media coverage on the hong kong events have certainly been highly biased in our view you know there have been a lot of description of the events in hong kong as police brutality whereas actually although the poachers have taken place for over 100 days there have not really been serious injuries and no fatalities compared with the way western police hendo the los angeles riots in the 1970s occupy wall street in 2011 and the london riots in 2011 also in 5 days there were 5 deaths several 1000 arrested whereas in the whole call we have over 200 policemen injured maybe a similar number of members of public also injured but really no serious injuries and no fatalities yes but arguably in london when there were riots the authorities here doubled down. own they created austerity whereas in hong kong it seems to be one cave in after another to protest as you called of the legislation very legal unity with chi

say of course i respect the court's decision i disagree with it but this decision to the fact my all thora t. and i'm still going to go ahead negotiate with the e.u. these negotiations are making great progress and so what he could do is just try to cling on until the european summit in the middle of october and try somehow to get a deal i think wherever he looks the only really sensible thing to do would be to resign today but i don't think that he will i think he'll try other avenues 1st. teen environmental activist griffith brickhouse once again grab global attention this time of the un's and merge and see climate summit this week addressed world leaders accusing them very strongly of ignoring the problem. you have still in my dreams my childhood with your empty words and yet i'm one of the jocks once. people are suffering people are dying entire school systems are collapsing we are in the beginning of a mass extinction and what you can talk about isn't money and fame or tails of is telling of economic growth how did you i 6 know mr emberg also sco donald trump when they almost crossed

were allegedly started in a subway station while protesters barricaded roads and classed with the or thora seized before that police had rearrested leading pro-democracy activist joshua one of his bell conditions the bill a process as we're calling for is making its way through the u.s. congress introduced back in june it would require annual checks on hong kong's autonomous status if passed could it could see chinese and hong kong officials hit with sanctions if they undermine the region's autonomy or human rights u.s. lawmakers have described it as a commitment to democracy we must take action to demonstrate to president g. the united states senate stand shoulder to shoulder with the people of hong kong in u.s. congress we look forward to swiftly advancing the bipartisan hong kong human rights and democracy act to reaffirm u.s. commitment to democracy human rights and the rule of law and a feast of beijing's crackdown. some of the us are still so obstinately sticking to the wrong course they threaten to push the relevant hong kong related legislation wantonly criticized hong kong the 1st

the liberian of thora she's our all too familiar with deadly fires there often caused by malfunctioning generators but rarely are they this tragic. it's to hong kong our 3 months of pro-democracy demonstrations in that city have police against protesters and increasingly violent street clashes with no end in sight to the unrest people hong kong was close personal ties to members of the police force are finding themselves in a difficult position. and charge and have the story of 2 women caught in the middle of a political crisis images of clashes between police and protesters are deeply troubling to marry when still early the conflict line runs through their family they support the protests but mary is the daughter of a policeman and stella's fiance serves in the riot police i have been depressed since it all began in june i feel my position is truly embarrassing. since the beginning police have been accused of using excessive violence on protesters the longer the protests last the more aggressive both sides become videos of policemen abusing protesters regularly go viral and anger many

need to prevent a health epidemic among younger citizens the country's finance minister amala said thora man said the executive order will ban the manufacturing import export transport sale distribution storage and advertising. products and the country adding quote its use has increased exponentially and has acquired epidemic deportment proportions in developed countries especially among the youth and children violators of the new law could face up to a year in prison and or a fine of $100000.00 rupees on the 1st offense with up to 3 years in prison and a 500000 rupee fine for additional infractions it is not yet known if there will be a penalty for simple use of the products in the u.s. the debate over cigarettes is still heating up this week it was reported that a 7th person has died from being related a long illness individual states have also taken varying measures including the state of new york which banned flavored cigarettes and while the vaporing death reports certainly demand attention from u.s. public health officials cigarettes the nicotine delivery devices that they were sup

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on the regional and national level for the keys but enough thora teams have twice sought and failed to ban the party as a threat to germany's democratic order the domestic intelligence service has kept close tabs on the party yeah actually has even shown up in the agency's report on fright wing extremists but he was democratically elected also because no other candidate was available the few suppose that presidents are mixed in kind and it's a bad that there was no alternative no wonder he got into an event will never end so you would have life have a maybe it will have an effect and make politicians think about how their decisions are received by most people. by. strengthening we have better people for the job it's over. for you to know politicians were shocked by the choice. is here yuck she is a nazi even after the attempt to ban the n.p.t. he stayed loyal to the party which is close to hitler's nazi party so you know it isn't so much of so in a stupid shit but protest is now also mounting in berlin. as it was going indignation justified yesterday there was a 1st special meeting of

live province that's about the population of to give you an idea of the dimension here and to actual thora he say 500000 people in recent months have moved closer to the turkish border seeking safety that skew to the attacks by the syrian army and their russian backers so prison edwin is very much afraid there could be another massive refugee inflow and he's also afraid that because of the domestic implications for him to already host $3600000.00 syrian refugees he mentioned today that they have to spend $40000000000.00 on hosting them and that he can't take more people into turkey and that's also due to the fact that anti refugee resentment has been growing here in turkey that has hurt president edwin and his ruling a party we've talked to people here on the streets in istanbul let's listen to what they have to tell us. 2 came in. turkey called host a few g.'s from syria we've reached our limit. our young turkish people are dying while fighting in syria but what are young syrians doing they just sit around here and smoke shisha is this fair and right. we have to take care of the refugees

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the last 2 nights activists say 365 people were arrested during the demonstrations egypt's media of thora he has warned journalists it's monitoring coverage of the protests to ensure they abide by quote professional codes. well meanwhile an egyptian rights lawyer says prosecutors have ordered the brother of a u.s. based egyptian activist to remain in custody for 15 days in cairo hasn't gone him was arrested on thursday and detained on allegations that he joined in outlawed group and spread false news his brother while going to lead a facebook page that helped ignite the 2011 uprising he says his brother's arrest was retaliation for his recent criticisms of president 60. tens of thousands of indian americans have packed into a texas stadium for an unusual joint rally by indian prime minister narendra modi and u.s. president donald trump event in houston dubbed how the modi is a rare show of support for a foreign leader on u.s. soil but there were also many anti modi protests has gathered outside a white house correspondent can be how could reports from houston. oh wherever you are indra mo

and happen is just the opposite it seems as though because the turnout has been so low that the all thora teams the election commission have decided to extend voting hours to keep voting stations open for an extra couple of hours to see if they can get the vote up and there have been attacks throughout afghanistan several attacks that maybe that has scared people away i think this is an attempt by the authorities to say yes despite those attacks look most of the polling stations we have managed to keep open the situation is relatively calm relatively stable throughout the country you have a couple of hours left to get your vote in so that's what we are seeing here but certainly the at the taliban threats the attacks that we've seen has had an impact but also need i think it has to be said. there is a general general amount of apathy throughout the country just about this whole electoral process whether they will end up with a government that's going to make a difference here in afghanistan rug bride in kabul thank you very much for the update well let's bring in our serious afghan special

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