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this is to relieve us have groused is all it was adama's on into the village after but as an adult you. leave it out of. we have to ask why libya because civil war has raged there for years no one pays any attention to migrants who buy a place on an inflatable boat is just 250 nautical miles to italy but not everyone makes it there when i mean leave yet there are still. a kind of what i wanted to point course if. it gets hard. for back a man has his head bangladesh. i want to connect. for. this is if i don't. know maybe they can take a bite of water system me. i mean that is a sea sick and i want to. often need to remember countries toppled the gadhafi government and 2011 civil war broke out in libya. the facilitated the torture and trafficking of migrants so now all migrants are eager to escape to italy members of the africa mafias promised them safe and quick passage to europe they depart they leave for their country but once they arrive in libya they make the 1st step in libya they are enslaved saw they count 3 each you open the can even spend 2 or 3 years even in libya as it leaves

well joining us on the line from adama any theo pierre is. the heads of the prosperity part say good to have you with us on the news are you heard their. reluctance to remain part of ethiopia where to. go from here. yes madame hello there can you hear me. yes. saw the. region has ceased to recognize the government in a bar what are your next steps are you reacting to this news. this is a. meaningless and childish decision because we know that it would but not here and the word on today is that it was in a pretty serious global situation a lot of problems due to the 19 and therefore we had the plan to call in the next year in 2002020 in july but because of the book of it 19 pandemic that the creationist they're really into are not being fair and 3 democratic election and due to the action what's going on here and they're part of the reason that you could only do 5 video on constitution and b. and meaningless b. and try to conduct its all and action which is really on purpose because it's not and meaningless to say because this country and on t

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quickly you're wrong that time has never tried to be the president of all americans in the same way that adama never was and by that he well if you were in south will never be and you're trying for all his faults or perhaps because of his fault i think he can both i think he can appeal to different groups of people so for example today yeah conservatives he kills because of he's purport to care for the white part atlantic the liberals he can still be appealing but the gleason disband the bill because if he's very liberal lifestyle actually it's not bullet to well if you ask your docs to go as it sounds isn't trying to do this in this actually uniting potential for the united states well partly because from push has managed to unite many. historical difference brothers some parts of american society for instance the workers together with capitalists also come for supported by many immigrants by many and most whites are quite purple circle it. before so many in the whites are also calling further. and further illegal immigration the borders of this dangerous foliage jobs. so they so forth the pr

here and adama a romo protesters clashed with local police and young people from a neighboring ethnic group called the arm hard but once tempers cool these youth in a down a pool bar began wondering about the motives of those behind the protests. among . us we did that in the only way that has the added and. with that what they got was a vendor better than they. should at the name of god and it was a. lot of bitterness all there were a lot of openness of bias i don't get it when they are all when i'm going in a. you know i'm like an indian guy feeling. that they took up a southbound looked because it's had. 'd yet the violence hasn't just been in oral mia across the nation hundreds have been killed in clashes within them between different ethnic groups it's come as a shock to a nation in which the vast majority has been yearning for quieter times. with some by romo unhappy about the direction he's taking the country may have hoped to counterbalance their own ease with support from howrah ethiopia's 2nd largest ethnic group. not only did they help put abbate into power but they supplie

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leader when adama tell me ladies and gentlemen we have just concluded very comprehensive discussions but before a brief you on that i'd like to take the opportunity to wish the u.s. resident donald trump and his wife melania all the best and their recovery from call that 19. but they can use a phone call between now and saying it is important to me to reiterate from this podium my wishes for their speedy recovery in these. chancellor angela merkel speaking in brussels summit and not surprisingly overshadowed by president trump's diagnosis but leaders also discussed growing tensions between greece and turkey over oil drilling in the mediterranean and they stopped short of taking action against grow but they did agree on a one major breakthrough imposing sanctions on prices had better worse or 40 members of the regime are being targeted but not hardline president alexander lukashenko. these are the people of the e.u. leaders may have had in mind when they're known as their break 3 brochures this industry just belarusan demonstrating against an election that many billy 1st rate does the

resignations due to corruption and conflict of interest the fact that he's old minister of interior jeff adamanow husband is under investigation for sexual harassment and rape and the fact that the only thing he's got right now to run for reelection is a the identity card what a court ruled that version of your comment that muslim problem to prepare your reelection we are 18 months before the election when emmanuel mccall is not addressing french by telling them i'm going to fix the economy for example 32000 people have died under there could be 19 affronts 200000 people our present charges in my view at mcauliffe though has been cornered up and the only way for him to seek reelection is to divide this country further and the last point if i may sir you have to remember that muslims were at but they are are victims of terrorism abroad and not tell us where and what's happening to date unfortunately a man who it is playing with fire by appealing to the following people before what is or what the entire. with these ideas jack is in no way concerned that if he does not take a tougher stance now y

the improved prospects said even prompted his son adama fusee to consider quitting his job as a teacher to give farming a go himself. a lot of. argument. to the family and. any solid food. from someone comes from your. work on. a new generation and a good harvest in sight for a land or small new things are looking up. that hill from global 3000 this week thanks for joining us and don't forget to send us your venus you can write sea level 3000 come check us out on facebook d w global id is 20 w. women see you next week. this is deja vu news live from berlin google with the 2020 nobel peace prize the winner of what's widely considered the world's most prestigious award is due to be revealed in oslo in just a few minutes you will be carrying the announcement live. i'm brian thomas could have you with us today this week's nobel prize week is about to reach its high point with the announcement of who wins the 2020 nobel peace prize expected in the coming minutes the norwegian a bell. in oslo is choosing among 211 individuals and 107 organizations so what's widely considered the world's most

man adama tell me of you ladies and gentlemen we have just concluded very comprehensive discussions yet but before i brief you on that i'd like to take the opportunity to wish the u.s. president donald trump and his wife melania all the best in their recovery from call that 19 and it's going to to the nation by taking these on now and saying it is important to me to reiterate from this podium my wishes for their speedy recovery in these a. correspondent. covering this summit for us in brussels barbara compassion there from america what are the reactions have we seen in europe to the news about president jobs and section. most of the reactions really are like hers they're polite and some even friendly or if you have may if you wish warm we've seen some of the ones from paris for instance the government spokesman said this virus doesn't spare any one and that also holds true for people who have shown skepticism that is a clear day. donald trump but i'm glad michael if we let her continue to speak she also added a warning she said that the rising figures of coronavirus in europe gave. rais

elect him so he can finish what he started so he's going to be holding this address in the copy told adama he's main opposition his main opponent to lisa's going to also be holding his final rally in the capito. he has often accused of being authoritarian accused his government of clamping down on dissenting dissenting voices very violently of tailing freedoms of expression and of the media and he has said that if the people of tanzania elected him than he is going to restore democracy in that country but a lot of people we've spoken to a lot of voters ordinary tanzanians say that they just want this process to go through all 3 they want to a peaceful election that's going to be free fair and transparent and credible catherine story there following that election for us from the kenyan capital nairobi thanks so much catherine. donald trump's pick for the u.s. supreme court justice has been sworn in amy kearney barrett took the oath of office at the white house shortly after the senate confirmed her nomination her appointment gives the top court a launch a conservative majority has. 30 days

the wildfires in california and the question was you know the science is telling us this you know adama's from science doesn't know . so let's talk about who is prepared to lead our country over the course of the next 4 years on what is an extra central threat to us as human beings joe is about saying we're going to invest that in renewable energy we're going to be about the creation of millions of jobs we will achieve. 0 emissions by 2050 carbon neutral by 2035 joe has a plan. you remember stacey that conversation with donald trump and his comments on the climate change during the california wildfires what do you make of the 2 candidates answers to this question it seems to me that there's one side that's wholly dedicated to science and following what the science says and there's another side that is looking more towards the business end of things the vice president is talking about progress with a cleaner environment but they have the top administration has rolled back a lot of these green initiatives that were put in place by the obama administration so how can you be dedicated to the

when adama tell ladies and gentlemen we have just concluded very comprehensive discussions yet but before i brief you on that i'd like to take the opportunity to wish the u.s. president donald trump and his wife melania and all the best in their recovery from call that 99 and it's good it's of the nation but again the one called the unseen it is important to me to reiterate from this podium my wishes for their speedy recovery in these a. that's it you're up to date some more at the top of the hour up next here on the w.h.o. africa with news on environmental issues of africa and your. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and. our corona update. 19 special next on d w. 9 pm and with w. at any time any place in. the n.f.l. you have like a. song to sing along to you this is the combo from super lucky. for time interactive exercises. everything is online mel file an interactive learn german $5050.00 w. . the. fia anxiety and loneliness and then corona came along. added isolation for those with dementia is damaging. so is

the wildfires in california and the question was you know the science is telling us this you know adama from science doesn't know. so let's talk about who is prepared to lead our country over the course of the next 4 years on what is an extra central threat to us as human beings joe is about saying we're going to invest that in renewable energy we're going to be about the creation of millions of jobs we will achieve. 0 emissions by 2050 carbon neutral by 2035 joe has a plan. you remember stacey that conversation with donald trump and his comments on the climate change during the california wildfires what do you make of the 2 candidates answers to this question it seems to me that there is one side that's wholly dedicated to science and following what the science says and there's another side that is looking more towards the business end of things the vice president was talking about progress with a cleaner environment but they at the top administration has rolled back a lot of these green initiatives that were put in place by the obama administration so how can you be dedicated to the e

murder people what war what made so many of you back benches in parliament vote against it and sick as adama refused to vote against it the me was actually the way in which the scope of crimes that could be committed are so wide and how you know that's that's called being so hard means that crimes can be incited so an agent estate agent you know a covert operative can actually go inside. to crime commit rape or murder or as a way of actually logically apparently being able to tackle a crime in the 1st place and the logic that you know in order to tackle crime in order to tackle terrorism we also need to may be allowed to stay operatives to commit maybe terrorism or murder or to china sea ice is actually you know on a moral point i think you know it should not be something that we should a tool support we know that we need kobo protests to stop child sexual exploitation for example you know these are serious matters we in which the government needs to actually have covert operatives and to take out what but what we don't need i don't think is to have for example covert operatives being in rel

arran samwell came to cast his ballot in a copy told adama has won 29000000 tonnes of man's who registered to vote and hopes his voice will count. i have come to vote and exercise my constitutional duty to elect the leader that i feel is best suited to bring development of my province and maybe change. now she is in the semi autonomous region of zanzibar here they get to vote for their old president he says he wants a better life regardless of who he will be people who they want to fish for world peace secondly they want improvement for those who are an employed here they want things to be easy they want to infrastructure to be in place here they want health he said he says but allegations of election fraud by some opposition candidates are worrying many a lot is at stake in this election opposition leader. appears to be preparing to contest the result he alleges widespread iraqi larry it is and threatens to call for mass action the electoral commission has responded by saying the opposition is trying to cause trouble and tanzania's should not be drawn in some analysts are saying that this

the wildfires in california and the question was you know the science is telling us this you know adama from set science doesn't know we don't need a massive 2 trillion dollar green new deal that would impose all new mandates on american businesses and american families there were flashes reminiscent of the chaotic trump biden debate as parents repeatedly interrupted and talked over harris but she remained calm mr vice president speaking if you don't mind letting me finish we can have a conversation ok please ok senator harris other issues discussed included racial justice policing reform and the rise of white supremacists i want everyone to know who puts on the uniform of law enforcement every day president trump and i stand with you and the reality of this is that we are talking about an election in 27 days where last week the president of the united states took a deep. bates stage in front of 70000000 americans and refused to condemn white supremacists whether any of the exchanges in this debate will change many voters' minds remains to be seen meanwhile both parents and harris as we

the wildfires in california and the question was you know the science is telling us this you know adama from set science doesn't know so let's talk about who is prepared to lead our country over the course of the next 4 years on what is an excess central threat to us as human beings joe is about saying we're going to invest that in noble energy was going to be about the creation of millions of jobs we will achieve net 0 emissions by 2050 carbon neutral by 2035 joe has a plan this is been a lot of talk from the trump administration and really it has been to go backward instead of forward we will also react to the climate agreement with pride so mr harris just said that climate change is an existential threat vice president pence jubilee the climate change poses an existential threat this is it says in the climate is changing will follow the science but once again senator harris. is denying the fact that they're going to raise taxes on every american joe biden said twice in the debate last week that on day one he was going to repeal the trump tax cuts those tax cuts delivered 2 $1000.00 i

when adama tell ladies and gentlemen we have just concluded very comprehensive discussions but before i brief you on that i'd like to take the opportunity to wish the u.s. resident donald trump and his wife melania all the best in their recovery from call that 90. 2 to the nation but again these include the unseen it is important to me to reiterate from this podium my wishes for their speedy recovery in these. and that was the german chancellor angela merkel was speaking earlier in brussels while i was so e.u. summit unsurprisingly overshadowed by president trump's diagnosis but leaders also discuss the growing tensions between greece and turkey over mineral extraction in the mediterranean they stopped short of taking action against onkar but they did agree on one breakthrough imposing sanctions on crisis hit by the us 40 members of the regime are being targeted but not hard line president alexander lukashenko. these are the people of the e.u. leaders might have had in mind when their nouns there break 3 protesters under streets of bel-air rooms demonstrating against an election that

out there now i'm going to see would not launch an aboriginal vision your didn't after dynasty i did adama. i covered the war in croatia so both me i was always there and i think it was what from what we learned from from over from clean from clean or 2nd places it seemed inconceivable that what happened in croatia could happen in a country where the whole carpet the whole tapestry was so finely woven i was by how street by street classroom by classroom. i really got involved with bus yeah but to go on as a story was when we heard rumors here in london. of what were being called concentration camps in the newspapers or the media they called to civil war 'd there was always this undercurrent of sort of over the ancient ethnic hatreds to come the balkan barbarians again they were at it only last year and look over there was an element of that refugees who were arriving in croatia were talking in very dramatic and worrying terms about what was happening in the prideaux area people didn't want to talk about genocide for sure they didn't even want to talk about aggression or ethnic cleansing co

be improved prospects said even prompted his son adama fusee to consider quitting his job as a teacher to give farming a go himself. a lot of. money. to the family and. a song for don that's one from dave come one come from your. new generation and a good harvest in sight for obama doris manu things are looking up. that's all from global 3000 this week thanks for joining us and don't forget to send us your venus you can write global 3000 dot com to check us out on facebook d w global ideas and women see you next week. in the country at peace and yet from flock. germany during the cold war. fun for the kids this is what instant west faced off against an. out of ordinary germans experience the conflict. germany and the cold war. 15 minutes on t.w. . co india. it's a pavement not done. not all the. history of indigo was the problem of exploitation indigo has since become a symbol of sustainability and success bangs to a project at the edge of the himalayas. in 60 minutes on t.w. . in the eye of climate change. africa's minister. what's in store for. us to have for the future. conflict in

kind of repeats a magnifies what he's saying and other just goes to show that nothing like like jamar adamahere is absolutely no one else in this world so may say there are more important things to worry about right now but here is a powerful symbol of what's been lost what they hope to retrieve. that 01 of cyrus the major league baseball manager his career was almost ruined by a cheating scandal has been given a 2nd chance former houston astros manager a.j. him she was suspended for the entire 2020 season has been named as the next manager of the detroit tigers the 46 year old was in charge of the astros and 2017 when they won the world series but were later accused of stealing the opposing team's pitch science to help them win the championship the astros were fined $5000000.00 for the scheme. there's a clear message of that's part of my story and part of my career it's not a part of of the players that i'm going to be managing in my i'm sorry that they're going to have to deal with it and then again that we're going to have to talk about it but that is our reality because wrong is wrong a

man adama tell ladies and gentlemen we have just concluded very comprehensive discussions but before a brief you on that i'd like to take the opportunity to wish the usa resident donald trump and his wife melania all the best in their recovery from call that 19 a list of the nation but they can use include a call to the unseen it is important to me to reiterate from this podium my wishes for their speedy recovery in these a. german chancellor angela merkel speaking in brussels earlier today well not surprisingly the e.u. summit was overshadowed by president trump's diagnosis but leaders also discuss a growing tensions between greece and turkey over oil drilling in the mediterranean sea they stopped short of taking action against ankara but they did agree on one breakthrough imposing sanctions on crisis had belarus 40 members of the regime are being targeted but not hardline president alexander lukashenko. these are the people of the e.u. leaders may have had in mind when they're known as their break 3 protesters under street of belarusan demonstrating against an election that many be

the wildfires in california and the question was you know the science is telling us this you know adama from set science doesn't know we don't need a massive 2 trillion dollar green new deal that would impose all new mandates on american businesses and american families there were flashes reminiscent of the chaotic troubled biden debate as parents repeatedly interrupted and talked over harris but she remained calm mr vice president speaking if you don't mind letting me finish we can have a conversation ok please ok senator harris other issues discussed included racial justice policing reform and the rise of white supremacists i want everyone to know who puts on the uniform of law enforcement every day president trump and i stand with you and the reality of this is that we are talking about an election in 27 days where last week the president of the united states took it to. stage in front of 70000000 americans and refused to condemn white supremacist whether any of the exchanges in this debate will change many voters' minds remains to be seen meanwhile both parents and heroes as well as

kind of repeats a magnifies what he's saying and other just goes to show that nothing like like jamar adama there is absolutely no one else in this world so may say there are more important things to worry about right now they hear football is a powerful symbol of what's been lost what they hope to retrieve. that 01 osiris the portland timbers a book their place in major league soccer's playoffs they beat the western conference's rock bottom side the l.a. galaxy 52 on thursday this is the 4th straight season that tempers have made the postseason they're looking for their 2nd analyst title having been champions back in 2050. now there some good news for fans of japan that bought tickets for the tokyo x. they can now get their money back if they don't want to attend the rescheduled games in 2021 of the ruling however does not apply to holders from outside the country organizers have sold over $5000000.00 tickets for the olympics and paralympics domestically still not clear however whether fans will actually be able to attend events due to the ongoing pandemic is then another as a reprimand yo