and explaining what they were that was graeme has the former wing commander in the royal air force and the founder of the justice for trying to scream thank you when . a court in germany has temporarily blocked the intelligence service from monitoring the alternative for germany party pending the judge's final decision the largest opposition party in the german parliament they earth day earlier hit back at the proposed surveillance describing it as a purely political effort to undermine it ahead of the general election in september. the aim of the federal office for the protection of the constitution and counterterrorism is obviously in the short term to weaken us until the elections and in the long term to destroy the elderly a position party in parliament that opposes the dissolution of the nation state and unlimited immigration from foreign cultures and the federal intelligence service had intended to look into the alleged ties to far right extremists as well as attempts to undermine germany's constitution some of the party's regional branches have reportedly been monitored for some

wednesday sees being a fed hoping to leave the relegation zone in their post claims game against graeme and. after that event are up against leaders bias but the big match next weekend pits 2nd place like sage against frank twopenny last one since the winter break for all the excitement she wanted to kick off. lose. lose. lose lose. they are fleeing poverty only to end up in germany brothel women from eastern europe forced into sexual slavery. for them help is hard to come by but in the southern germany city of mannheim there is leaving support from a committed women's rights activist exploiting the form closer. to its own d.w. . by 2050 more than half the world will be living with limited water resources we haven't had to think about our water or worry about. i think that era is over this is the crisis of our time it's a financial product like any other financial good move in a competitive world is just cold it's cool it's blue cold war used to be free but the world is changing to the most important commodity junkers called the freeze live audience of all her city for commodity starts

i'm originally from graeme out to bring that area to me that small section of the neighborhood is everything because there's a certain level of pain you got to go through to be really from baltimore and when you really from a neighborhood that has a reputation you get was known as a state. i have. my little step you know. donating for the last 2 digits of your article so it's really being you know to be connected to a neighborhood. but people outside of street don't understand all of this stuff is about legacy. you don't really know where we come from we don't know our families so we need to set your straight there and you put your all into band st do is really the only entity that we run we think we want to go and say so from there you can go up on to a buddy your name. what is your name what kind of name you want to leave for your children. anyway i want you to bottom when i have a problem because all my followers but. not history do. i got a. bluff i'm trying to tell you might help a lot of people just by giving them places to stay and not to do. i know too much about real estate to get t

back home when stacey's bealefeld hoping to leave the relegation zone in that post game against graeme and. after that event are up against leaders by and the big match next weekend pits 2nd place like say against frankfurt event last one since the way to break for all the excitement she led to kick off. the subset. of. the law. in. my country is one of the richest countries in. the in my country is one of the most devastated countries in the world. to my countrymen what. a filmmaker searches for answers in this way love the bitter legacy to view the child. in 15 minutes on t w. kickoff. ghost town atmosphere means listless clay buff from the. looks of guns and the mentalist fights the sensible. non-stop excitement of the final match to. the seagull. chicken. minutes on d w. literature invites us to see people in particular that i like to see as the kids finds growing up. might. be books on youtube. more than half the world will be living with limited water resources we haven't had to think about our war i think that era is over it's a financial product like any other financial the wor

some workers were even placed in luxury hotels for graeme and there. or are complete i want to see the government. allowing the crisis to occur was clearly where the government had dropped the ball but it was a good response after the aras had been had been discovered and credit to the government that it didn't spend all resource thank you s. but says elsewhere in the world the constant prescriptions were exacting a hidden toll. in august we received videos purportedly of workers attempting to take their own lives. we decided to flood the footage. frontline workers we spoke to confirmed that as the lockdown wore on mental health issues work or spoken sun news. workers were merely asking what was going to happen to the how are they going to get the celery. boys call me your bill or you will tell us look over 450 days and some would argue you want the full 14 to . frustrating as it is like isolation what you can do to some of them want to take on the troops that are. on hold. at my current rights and geo transit workers count 2 volunteers said they were

home wednesday sees bielefeld hoping to leave the relegation zone in their post players game against graeme and. up to that event are up against leaders brian but the big match next weekend pits 2nd place like say against frank to venue last one since the winter break for all the excitement she wanted to kick up. in the. move. they are fleeing poverty only to end up in german brothels women from eastern europe forced into sexual slavery. for them help is hard to come by but in the southern german city of mannheim there is a feeling support from a committed women's rights activist exploiting the former kosovo. movement sponte w. in india. will go comes. about sustainability. because they want to protect their environment so that. because the malay in the nature. the women are doing it. because. 90 minutes of. the fight against the coronavirus pandemic. how has the rate of infection been developing. what measures are being taken. what does the latest research say. information and context. the coronavirus of data the code of special monday to friday on w. they were forced into a nameless mass.

with 28, she now has the most graeme wins of any woman in history and taylor swift taking home the big prize for album of the year for "folk lover. "and several bay area musicians fared well including the song written for george floyd "i can't breed." john decker wanted to show his appreciation by painting portraits. his first was a woman named haley, a nurse who tended to him in the e.r. on today's "kelly clarkson show" decker reveals that painting. >> i'm honored and privileged to be able to take care of people. you have john here who shows appreciation and recognizes what you're doing, and that's really what makes it all worth it. >> you can watch the entire interview later today at 3:00 p.m. right here on nbc bay area. make sure your clocks are set right, too, on this monday. back to you. >> oh, yeah, laura, you're right. let's take a look at that forecast for you. kari? >>> and it's feeling more like winter now because we're looking into the distance at the snow on some of our bay area mountains. it's going to be chilly today and windy, but we will get some more sunshine tomorrow

equalizer as colline picked up a valuable point at home to bremen american forward josh stajan gave graeme in the lead in the 66 minute with his 2nd goal in as many games collaring to hit back 7 minutes from the end substitute taking advantage of a mistake by the visiting keeper to draw the line 3 points above the relegation side. in spain boss alone a football club as objective. as its new president with the cattle and giants mired in the crisis the porter returns for his 2nd spell as president previously leaving boss alone of between 20032010 the club's been struggling on the pitch with superstar messi reportedly unhappy it also has deaths of more than a 1000000000 euros for my president josep maria bought to mayo he resigned in october was a risk as part of an investigation into alleged corruption at the club last week. up next on g.w. we report on weak is fearing deportation from turkey this morning our website w dot com i'm very new berlin thanks will. w.'s crime fighters are back at the africa's most successful radio drama series continues in the whole episode so are available online

it's an international instrument and to my mind that was such an immoral of the consequence is a so graeme of setting the precedent not just in the u.k. but for all the jurisdictions to follow which responds u.k. lol the same to me absolutely necessary to sound the alarm to say something is going deep the wrong here when our courts are out holding a principle that spells disaster not only for our country but for the international community which depends on that arris limit so to my mind that was the only thing the only moral thing to do to take a stand to break bridge the coltan bango on the judgment the day before it was due out so i will be trying for that in my job will be my opportunity to get the coal to confront the implications of its judgement. and of course the judgment was one of the court of appeal the taxpayers' money was spent by the government fighting these sorts of ideas that the past climate deal has any thing to do with u.k. legislation do you think you think the supreme court will understand that you're talking about the end of the world and homo sapiens i think that's j

netted graeme and 2nd to round out the scoreline to win needs for him and comfortably in mid table felt are stuck in the relegation zone. and in the champions league in the round of 16 liverpool have been to see the side rb live 6 to nail to advance to the quarter finals after also winning the 1st leg mohamed salah score liverpool's 1st goal in the 70th minute study on my made netted another 4 minutes later also on wednesday parsonage amman drew one all with barcelona but go through the quarter finals on aggregate after having won their 1st encounter. up next on news of this focus on europe taking a look at the german catholic church under fire over its missing handling of sexual abuse cases stay with us. black snow in southern side. for environmental activist science further proof of the consequences of air pollution and peace amongst. their demanding the relocation of endangered present. but for many. that's responsible is also a major source of reliable income focus on europe. next on d w. into the conflict zone to sebastian germany's july's follows a lot of those foreclosures those

condition to each other they on lying on the on the on the internet yes i think that's really didn't graeme put it understand that the the understanding one crave if you gender has absolutely been led by the sufferers themselves recognizing it's the thing giving it a name and just flicking for some attention which they so so urgently need and it's a kind of phenomenon of the social media age that they've really made the running on this in a very intelligent way. and the how decide to leave yourself as a scientists and academics i mean all just and terms of understanding a condition which is very much dependent on human experience but is very multifaceted but it's it's when you experience for me in a way a very real rewarding experience because this is a chapter to textbooks that hasn't been written yet we don't know anything about it so you know how am i going to learn about it or know what to research it only by asking people who have got it and luckily the very network very articulate very well informed and they're telling us what perception that's a great story. the sometimes the composi

mr speaker, as just yesterday graeme dey, the snp - scottish government's veterans minister, announcedrans alone. these disparate positions are irreconcilable. - this is a tale of two governments. so will the prime minister follow - the snp's lead and assure the house today that he will not allow this cut to uk funding for veterans? prime minister. not only was this the first government to create a veterans minister specifically with the charge of looking after veterans, mr speaker, not only have we invested in them but we've also taken steps to protect our armed service veterans from vexatious litigation pursued by lefty lawyers, mr speaker, the kind sitting not a million miles away from me today. borisjohnson. now for a look at some news in brief. the government has announced that the uk, alongside the united states and the european union, has imposed sanctions on chinese officials held to be responsible human rights abuses in china. the foreign secretary announced a package of travel bans and asset freezes against four senior officials and a state run bureau in the xinjiang region.

changes in their communities we understand that of course but is there so little has completely under graeme has gone through all of parliamentary or regional manner and so on but municipal elections where at least. we know of opportunities for pro-democracy forces 200000 new sport seats all across russia we had a lot of. victories in 2017 for example was a very big moment when in moscow pro-democracy forces became up opposition became a political force number 2 all before means a communist party a liberal democratic state an office party. and after that so many people all over russia started to get elected to this level local level but i'll drag now anchor very much for giving us a an idea of what's been happening of course this follows the arrest of about 200 people there in the russian capital moscow. natalie ana joining us after the free russia foundation with al jazeera live from london more still ahead on the program as a political controversy in bolivia a former president arrested on terrorism and sedition charges. protesters are fighting back against me and my security forces despite

with things and if you're reasonable you would say the date is ready what i'm asking i think i will graeme it's all we can hope. well you know what bugs me the most different about this whole controversy is the app or expending notion of moral hazard and how sick people or asymptomatic carriers are huge as a rat to people with preexisting oh i would rather say pre inquired conditions and i don't have a problem with wearing a mask it saves another big deal but what about vaccinations would you go as far as making them mandatory no i'd never do that because not all of us are as. starkly you say it's going to be a personal choice thing and all that new with appeal to people's better nature and say look you may not be at risk from this disease because you're not in a high risk group but if you took the punk scene you would help with a limb and i think this virus from our country's and the economy now comes back to everybody's been in other words you talk appeal to people's sense of right and wrong and hope for the best but no to make to make vaccines mandatory as it is a kind of it or not of h

equaliser as cologne picked up a valuable point at home to bremen american forward josh sargent gave graeme in the lead in the 66th minute with his 2nd goal in as many games but cologne hit back 7 minutes from the end substitute hector took advantage of a mistake by the visiting goalkeeper to draw leaves cologne 3 points above the relegation zone. and let's take a look at how the weekend's results affected the standings now biren are 2 points clear of life 6 at the top of the table despite slipping up well spoken frankfurt remain in the top 4 at the bottom shocker now 11 points adrift of safety after her to berlin one but it is still very close for her to and several others in the relegation fight now japan is not known for having progressive views of gender roles but in recent weeks a change at the top of the much discussed tokyo olympics organizing committee has a country taking a hard look at itself after an 83 year old former prime minister was removed for making sexist comments a 7 time time olympian took the reins her name is cycle hashimoto and her story might just have a profound im

graeme, thank you so much.you wrote in "the atlantic." >> thank you, michael. >>> let's check in on your tweets and facebook comments. this from facebook. what do we have? i don't know that anybody is speaking of forgiveness of cuomo. you didn't hear me say that in my opening commentary where i analyzed all of the data. i think we are saying that everybody needs to be held accountable. how is that? everybody needs to be held accountable but, at some point, the punishment outlives the underlying offense and in the case of alexi mccammond, in my view, the punishment was too harsh. the comments as a 17-year-old to now deny her a professional gig? what she did than was deplorable. she knows that and she has taken ownership of it. >>> still to come, he won the super bowl xli. won that trophy with peyton manning. now indianapolis colts owner jim irsay has his eye on a different goalpost. ending the stigma of mental illness. he is here to explain why he put $4 million into a new campaign. don't forget. i want to remin

emmy, graeme, oscar, toinny, hosting the view. all of these and dealing with migraines.at been like for you? >> well, it's been very tricky. because with my kind of schedule when a migraine would start approaching, i'd have to figure out how -- in my line you can't just stop and say oh, i got to go find a dark corner to lay down in. so, you know, i just did whatever i could to keep it at bay. and just deal with it. and then khloe kardashian came onto the "view." and i said to her, does this really work? and she said this is a game changer. and i thought, ooh. and you know when somebody looks you dead in the eye and says this is a game changer, you have to listen. so i called my doctor. as you would to find out if it would be good for me. and the doctor said, you know, i think you should try anything that may work to get you where you need to go. and so they recommended that i trade the nurtech odt. and i have to tell you i did. and the relief was -- was fast and thrilling and it was a game changer. because it meant that i didn't have to worry anymore. because you take it

ethiopia in early december that its military operation was over and it claimed a victory against the to graeme people's liberation front over those following weeks and months have been more reports and allegations of atrocities against all of the different sides involved in the conflict just last week the rights group amnesty international published a report it said based on dozens of testimonies. documented what it said was indiscriminate shelling of the town of axum in late november by ethiopian and they were trained forces and a document what it said was a massacre against men and teenage boys in the town of x. by eritrean forces something that eritrea has denied and it's also previously denied its soldiers were integrated in while ethiopia's government has said that it takes these reports very seriously and has promised to investigate but access as you say has been heavily restricted just in the last couple of weeks ethiopia's government announced that it was allowing international news organizations to report in to grey following several of them reporting from the regional capital mckelwa

we'll be getting some tips from the dog trainer graeme hall, on how to leave your faithful friend homeusing it for now, after a small number of people suffered blood clots. dr veronique trillet—lenoir is a french mep and member of the european parliament's public health committee. she joins us from brussels. morning to you. thank you for joining us. the world health organization says it is safe, the european medicines agency says it remains convinced the benefits of the vaccine at rain the west —— outweigh the risks. the vaccine at rain the west -- outweigh the risks.— the vaccine at rain the west -- outweigh the risks. clinicaltrials showed no _ outweigh the risks. clinicaltrials showed no difference _ outweigh the risks. clinicaltrials showed no difference in - outweigh the risks. clinical trials i showed no difference in secondary effects between vaccinated people and non—vaccinated people. there has been so far no evidence of occurrence of any particular effect that, but, in european countries we have noted a few cases where parents of thrombosis is atypical in terms of thrombosis