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i'm sara kelly welcome to the program we begin with breaking news hundreds of schoolgirls kidnapped in northwest nigeria last week have been released the governor of the state of zamfara says that the girls are in good health and on government premises the students were abducted from their boarding school by an armed gang last friday. and of course we will have more on that story as we get more information in the next hours but 1st turning now to our top story which is this international pressure growing on me our mars' ruling military to stop its deadly crackdown on pro-democracy protesters foreign ministers from southeast asian countries are holding talks with the military today in an attempt to tackle the crisis they will tell the junta that they are appalled by the violence but some anti kook rupe say that the meeting legitimizes the junta has rule that demonstrators are back on the streets calling for a return to democracy after the military seized power a month ago security forces has stepped up their response in recent days using tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse the prote

i'm sara kelly welcome to the program police and military personnel in myanmar are trying to disperse protesters who are back on the streets this a day after security forces used live fire killing at least 18 people according to the united nations and wounding 30 others around a 1000 people are believed to have been detained in this crackdown now on monday police and young gong used tear gas to clear the protesters it has now been a month since the military seized power in myanmar prompting daily protests calling for a return to democracy ousted civilian leader aung sang suu kyi she appeared in a closed court on monday 5 video link authorities have. didley added a charge of inciting unrest to previous charges that observers at considered obscure. spring and journalist ayman who is in young gone thank you so much for joining us what kind of impact has sunday's violent crackdown had on the protestors were you witnessing so what we're seeing with those protesters are people who are better equipped and who's come better prepared for violent crackdowns so this morning starting around 8 am

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silk road part 2 is always more in a website of your account and on social media at interviews i'm sara kelly in berlin thanks for watching. and. different on the islands of to show you here women are in charge. the archipelago has had a matriarchal system for centuries. doing. differently than the legions of the rain starts marching on w. . 7 7 china's new silk beijing's multi-billion dollar the initiative extending right into europe this soon for a section from nearby grades to stop us all and 3rd section from side to super data or constructed the buyer china railway. china aims to get its goods across europe by train and southeastern and eastern european nations are vital to that strategy the enable the transportation of goods to western europe via a single rail corridor. for southeastern europe in particular the new silk road project back ends with promises of new investments. in these 4 rounds the chinese have come like a gift from 5 of us. but china brings more than cutting edge technology it's also prepared to invest in all other environmental a harmful processes. because tuna york can

you're watching the news live from berlin sara kelly will be with you at the top of the hour with more news on and for me and the entire team here in berlin thanks so much about. and you hear me no no yes we don't need you in a kind of last year's general sounds that we bring you an angle a makeover and you've never have been surprised himself with what is possible who is medical really what new sat and want. to talk to people who follow along the way maurice and critics alike join us from eccles lifestyles. tough since 2006 the radical islamist al-shabaab militia has been expanding its grip on power in somalia their fighters occupy almost 2 thirds of the country on the horn of africa. tax in the capital mogadishu have doubled. and thousands of somalians have been killed. every day the somali police do all they can to protect mogadishu from terrorist attacks. the bookie says now much of the police will find out more and the entire geisha. mogadishu's central prison is packed 50 to a cell allegedly all of them terrorists are. the most a monitor as you should not get too close to the mec

sara. >> that's right, sean, i was so fortunate to be able to spend the day with matt and kelly griggs atit was quite next ordinary day. you get to see how much effort farmers put into the farming that feeds us, that clothes us and they grow cotton and soy but what they are so upset about and what they're so frustrated with is the new covid-19 package. here at the griggs farm, which has been five generations in it's family, they say that, you know, they have forgotten, the lawmakers in washington, d.c., have literally forgotten about the farmers. there are roughly 2 million farms in the united states. if they say that this covid-19 relief package has really literally forgotten about the farmers and divided them. here's what they had to say. >> half of that package, half of that 10.4 billion is actually going to go to minority farmers and how does that affect farming as a whole? >> i'm sorry, but i was raised to not see color and not see race, but to see the character and the person's heart. that's how i was raised, that's all the farming community sees each other, is character and if you

kelly kron 4 days. >> in the south bay. a top health official is sounding a guardedly optimistic note about the pandemic. despite that public health officer doctor sara cody describing the past year has heart wrenching, kron four's rob fladeboe sat down with cody and joins us now live from san jose. rob, i remember doctor cody shoe really stuck her neck out there. she was the first public health official in the country to really shut things down. the san jose sharks couldn't play. i know have fans in the arena. she has been on the frontlines of this. >> indeed she did grant and we'll talk about that here in just a moment or 2. but i can tell you that as you know, doctor cody has been the face of the fight against the pandemic since day one. i sat down with here this afternoon outside her office is here at the county government center and asked her to talk about where we've been for the past 13 months or so where we are right now and where we're going. let's take a look. >> there are a handful of cases in the u.s. and now 2 cases in california. as you know, this is the first case in santa clara county and in the bay area. the individual is an adult wo

kelly kron 4 days. >> south bay health leaders say the key to winning the war against coronavirus is more vaccines and following safety guidelines over the past year public health officer doctor sara cody impose some of the restrictions, the strictest lockdown measures in that country and some people to find those health orders. doctor cody even got death threats. now businesses and schools are reopening as more people are getting shots and covid infections are going down. but the doctor says that doesn't mean we're out of this yet. >> and if we can vaccinate. quickly and comprehensively and reach everybody. we need to reach. >> we may be able out any in the surges that may be coming our way. >> doctor cody went on to say that despite the battle over vaccine equity and distribution. the arrival of new shipments has been a game changer. >> well, california lawmakers have announced new legislation aimed at saving lives by making city streets a little bit safer. more than a 1000 californians die every single year and speed related accidents and families who have lost loved ones and local leaders are all voicing their support for this plan. >> our bill would direct the california stat