monday guest is the nessa she enjoys meeting other members of the survivors group. simon met his future wife at a meeting of a similar support organization these groups have been set up across the country and vanessa says they do a lot of good. will and glad that i found this group. i like being around these people who sound. the same on to simon is like a father or brother to us he's older than we were i'm always happy to see him that we meet people from different generations and have a meal i really enjoyed. some of simon's relatives are also here along with a few members of his extended family of genocide survivors he says it's important for them to meet regularly and provide support for each other. we all love different stories or have different experiences of dave and it's it's a vast go pick a team based human loneliness the physical. love. to use cards as well and of how we can before say but after dinner simon's baby daughter your arena is formally introduced to the guests this ceremony is a tradition in many of obama's and families because it helps to promo

and nessa hopes to have children of her own one day. when she was the same age as rena she lay helpless next to her dying mother it but she survived. the. eco india. it's the most basic schumi model. but more than 800000000 people worldwide don't have access to reliable sources claim by. dismissing a long process. a deep dive into new solutions to protect the most important resource of. 30 minutes on d w. of the. planet's painful companion. but is it also a potential habitat for humans. her scientists have worked intensively for 50 years to answer this question. is a moon living on the horizon. surviving. in 75 minutes on d w. in the art of climate change. africa's mix of. what's in store for. the years to come for the future in the book e.w. dot com thanks again megacities to the multimedia insight good answer. this is news and these are our top stories the german government and of tons a have agreed a bailout deal to help the airline cope with losses from the coronavirus and demick the rescue plan will seat of tons or receive 90000000

but nessa and simon 1st met at a support group for genocide survivors. he's become a surrogate father to her. the effects of the genocide are reflected even today in various aspects of rwandan culture the a on. a performing arts group called rehearses a play that deals in part with been a story. all i have left this bloodstained. whitney. just quoting the role of a knesset as played by my own. internet is parents died in the genocide when she was just an infant i don't know much about. what did you look like. did i have ringback your eyes. if in this. caps even your smile. she's such a confused young fragile child she represents a lot of the youth nowadays we have a lot of questions and that's basically what i'm doing in the scene with orson she's asking her mom about her history did you know it's difficult because her mom is not. a singer named rosetta plays vanessa's mother as the woman lay dying she asked a young girl to take the baby to safety. for tuesday evening. did you know marie was a want to. go out there and. was. this is the real vanessa she

i want to play out now nessa groom the go home with my story that should go with me i guess to be amazed at lot of all this when they eat i didn't really let us know that about people who she knew were bill's latest and only by the leadership when you disagree you just cannot be what you've said knowing it and yet meaning no union of late teens. will know it's not like he. is then you may go to the unknown you see nobody getting up with them for humanity anything that's going to come of the beating of an idealist you don't know that will be sneak me on the idea that because i mean you yes i did mean you being made it was just year we had that he had exertional that live it and we move. we see him past that walk in my mask oh and oh no big point i'm based in families that. are some even when i asked them to. instead of sense virus and still maybe 14 to 21 days after the moment where i am so i could still be very infectious to others and most likely i am so that's why i call my warehouse i or 2 guards we didn't pass them i suspect probably haven't we don't know how we probably may never fi

no it's just the bitterness of peace in our own swensen says he says the government needs to find nessa things like food. support families companies in turn to want children ages 2 and says so what's the solution one thing you want on the what we're almost at the end of this and i'm going to ask if your thought my. thoughts i'm not so. sure so we imagine that maybe the one effect of measure taken by the government was a $600.00 payment to informal workers that's going to be dispersed over the next several months so this was a good move it was reluctant by the economy minister oh it is and by the president himself well this has the potential to back up income sources so that people can affect only stay at home however it's not as i say how i think i know not the way forward much. we have one minute from we get more of a little time with my son and i thought. your 2nd dissolution goes. we forget changing the policy of this government because people are sick you heard it was getting small it's right now we need to as a big federal building a political answer in their pockets and giving mor

on friday nessa set the stage for a global debate on what it might look like to govern the mood the so-called awesomeness accord seek to establish safety zones that would surround future moon bases to prevent a difference from rival countries or companies nasa said companies working on the moon could all open the lunar resources that they might but russia has not been thrilled with these accords criticizing war. shinton for excluding it from early negotiations and an official from nasa says he hopes the future of space exploration will look a lot more like star trek and not like star wars let's go now to francisco diego who is a senior research fellow in the department of physics and astronomy at the university college london he joins us now on skype thank you so much for your time so there is already an outer space treaty in place that says no one can actually own the moon and yet these accords are talking about nations mining resorts is does that raise issues for you i think. we. the mistake in the world looking at the news just before writing came in the i think some people in the united s

va nessa, vanessa, i‘m going to come to you.mmunication about shielding and exactly what it means for people has been really confusing. it‘s been confusing about exactly who needs to shield, some people feel that there on the list and they shouldn‘t be, whereas others, for those with some types of liver disease should be on the list and should be shielding at all times. we‘ve had lots of letters going out, some people have received several different letters saying different things, some have been told to stop shielding by text without receiving any context. there is different information coming from each of the nations. i think what the british liver trust is calling for is an urgent review of the shielding guidelines. we are hearing all the time on our nurse led helpline from gentleman —— people at the gentleman in that film. we need transparency about the evidence that informs the shielding decisions. let me pick up on your point with dr amitava banerjee. doctor, can you explain, at the beginning, of course we all understand,