>> thank you so much. >> celebrate with babs. >> i found babs on instagram about six months ago. fallen in love with her. >> it feels like you're right in her kitchen, about to sit down at her table. it makes you feel like you're really welcome no matter where you are. >> if she can do it at 73, watch out, world, here i come. >> on social media, you get messages from people without faces. so to really meet the real people out there kind of blows me away. >> nice to meet you too! >> babs, from life-long educator to began-fluencer, are you in your second act? >> a surprise second act. like an encore, right? yes. my daughter has said this, which touches my heart. she saw in my something that maybe i didn't see in myself. so she encouraged me to take a chance on this act two. and it's been very much an unexpected journey. >> we all love babs. our thanks to ashan. >>> up next, beyonce makes history, joining paul mccartney and michael jackson in an exclusive club. tackling tough messes can take more time than you have, but mr. clean clean freak delivers the power of a deep clean in min

also on the program. german foreign minister on alina bab walk tells d w about plans for a new national security strategy. she says, germany will continue its military support for ukraine, but reduce its economic dependence on china and sciences, they, europe, deadly heat wave is a wake up call. they warn the world's dependents on fossil fuels means there is worth to comp ah, i'm to cough really. it's good to have you with us. russia is expanding it's military objectives in ukraine. foreign minister survey love ralph says moscow's aims. now extend beyond the eastern dawn bass region we're finding is heaviest. he blames western weapons supplies for the change and strategy and insists the purpose of the invasion is to demilitarize ukraine, hard, 8 in the city of har heath. as a father and prayer kneels over his lifeless son, the teenager was waiting for bus. when he was killed by a russian missile strike. through 3 people have been killed including a 13 year old boy. i'm 2 people wounded around among them is a 15 year old girl. she's been operated on right now. it was on a daily shelling,

nations cop, $27.00 taking place in egypt and november on monday and german foreign minister anna lena bab walk, said that countries need to redouble their efforts to hit climate targets. all of us from the pacific island to the sa hell to europe. no climate is the most important challenge of our what time because it threatens the lives of millions of people. it threatens our peace and stability order world wide. it is a most serious international security issue of our time. and he w correspondent nena, how's it is covering the meeting in berlin. earlier, i asked her, what visiting delegations have to say about host germany's own efforts to combat climate change. well, that's precisely the point. some countries are now beginning to say, germany is not doing enough, and that is of cause against the backdrop of russia's war against ukraine. because germany, like many other countries, is now frantically looking for short term solutions. because germany is very heavily dependent on russian energy supplies. and so the government had set out to be one that is going to step up the fight against t

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the authorisation for aid deliveries across the syrian—turkish border at bab al—hawa is due to expire and risks putting millions of people at risk of starvation. our middle east correspondent anna foster is on the turkish—syrian border. this vote was delayed by more than 24 hours and even until the last minute, there were hopes that some kind of diplomatic agreement could be reached to try and keep un aid convoys flowing through this crossing at bab al—hawa, the last one that serves people living in north—west syria. it came, in the end, down to two votes. what most of the un security council members were pushing for, along with un agencies and ngos, was another i2—month extension to the mandate that allows them to bring aid through this crossing, but russia vetoed that. what russia did in response was put forward its own alternative proposal, which was only an extension for six months, and which would have needed renewing by vote in january of 2023. now, again, humanitarian aid groups say that would have been disastrous, that they need longer than six months to arrange the logistics

in the stumble, germany's alina bab oak spoke out against turkey's alleged human rights abuses, and urged anger not to press military action in syria, turkish minister, mary lou to cover. so lu, accused germany of siding with greece in a dispute over oil expiration. pope frances ended his trip to canada by meetings, survivors of abuse at former residential schools in e kalu, which the pontiff visited the country, and it bid to make reparations for decades of sexual abuse. committed at church run schools for the indigenous community. he asked for their forgiveness and thank those were brave enough to share their stories. the u. s. house of representatives has passed legislation to revive a ban on semi automatic guns. however, it looks unlikely to pass in the senate. republicans have dismissed a measure as an election year strategy by democrats. years of my shootings in the u . s. has led to a push for stricter gun controls to reconsider. will staying in the u. s. at least 16 people have died and many are still missing. after record flash footage floating in the state of kentucky, torrentia

w. news, japanese foreign minister, adelina bab, walk, dismiss, leverage claims as propaganda. we support j. u cray. not only was cell dera t, not only by mentioning every day, that this is a fundamental breach of international law by russia, but also was military support. so they can self defend their country, their territory, and russia using every time a different argument. um, so this time it's so because of the military support they are saying, but they have been attacking keith and on the part of ukraine before. so it's just a new propaganda from the russian side. that was the germany's foreign minister. and alina burbock, speaking to d, w as chief international editor at richard walker. and you can watch that full interview on our dw news channel on youtube. let us take a look at the mother stories making news around the world. it's these prime minister, maria druggie has won a vote of confidence in the senate. but his cabinet remains in peril after 3 parties who are in government with him, refused to take part drug. he called for unity from the coalition, but failed to

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deliveries into rebel held areas of syria for a year. thousands of a trucks have passed through the bab aha crossing into the italy region this year. excuse me, russia proposed to write a rival resolution with a 6 month thing extension instead, but that also fail to pass moscow's chief rabbi has quit after 30 years, reportedly over russia's invasion of ukraine. think as goldsmith led the gap left the country for israel early this year. russian media say he left because his contract expired on gold as former president joe said water da santos has died at the age of 79 once an independence. pfeiffer, he rudely oil rich central african nation. for nearly 40 years. his tenure was marked by civil war and branford corruption. he stepped down in september 2017. he died in spain, where he was being treated following a prolonged illness. i asked at d. w, africa correspondent adrian creek. how much of a controversial figure at the president da santos had bait? will indeed of controversial figure. the son of a bricklayer rose very fast through the ranks of the liberation movement, became president

i'm going to talk to the women at the heart of the process. germany's foreign minister and alina bab, book, and lena bear bog, many thanks for joining deutsch villa. i would like to begin with the warren ukraine, which of course, is the backdrop to developing japanese new national security strategy. your russian counterparts take a level of has just said that russia is expanding its focus of from donors can low hands in the east of the country or to harrison and other regions in the south. this seems to confirm that the notion that russia is aiming to annex these territories, perhaps even cut off ukraine entirely from the black sea. what's your response to that? while the same as it had been in the last 2 months, we supported ukraine not only was tele garrity not only by mentioning every day that this is a fundamental breach of international law by russia, but also with military support. so they can self defend their country and their territory in russia using every time a different argument. so this time it's because of the military support their thing, but they have been attacking k

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. >> this aid that comes through bab al-hawa, if it closes down, we will die of hunger.l be a famine. people will die of hunger. nick: more than four millionn northwest syria are at risk of hunger and depend on the bab al-hawa crossing, the last remaining humanitarian corridor between turkey and rebel-held idlib province. it's the only entry point for humanitarian agencies such as the u.n. world food program, the only means to supply starving syrians who live outside government control. in total across the country, the u.n. says 12 million syrians, more than half the country, are considered hungry. this week, health and humanitarian workers rallied to demand the crossing remain open. they say russia holds in its hand control of syria's water and syrian lives. dr. salem abdan is the director of idlib's health directorate. >> stopping aid would lead to a health crisis. at least 56 medical entities in idlib city alone would have to stop working that serve three million people. the stopping of medical services and vaccinations will lead to a real disaster in northwestern syr

. >>> just days before his trial for contempt of congress, former trump adviser steve bab nonnow says he's willing to testify been the january 6th committee. tonight, a judge saying

i will be bab ck with the forecast, talk about the fireworks and these cool temperatures. back to you. >> thank you. >>> well, a person of interest is in custody following a deadly shooting at a fourth of july parade in illinois. >> police identified the person as 22-year-old rob maert crime iii. he was pulled over five miles from the scene. video shows authorities investigating the silver car after the arrest. >> strollers, children's bicycles and chairs abandoned as you can see on the sidewalk. hundreds of spectators fled into terror after the gunman opened fire during that fourth of july parade in highland park just outside of chicago. we are told six people were killed. 30 others ranging from 8 to 85 years old were injured. video captured the moment the shots rang out. we want to warn you, this is very difficult to watch. >> investigators say the gunman used a high-powered rifle and shot at spectators from the roof of a building. police ahave recovered his weapon. it sent people scrambling for safety. >> people started running towards us. we weren't sure what was going

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. >> reporter: today the judge ruling bab non's team canno subpoena the house speaker or members of congress. including these comments the day before >> all hell is going to break loose tomorrow. >> reporter: over the weekend, bannon's attorney saying his new position is not a change of heart but of circumstance >> he's willing to comply if they jus resolve the privilege issue. >> reporter: bannon argued he could not testify because former president trump invoked executive privilege. but saturday mr. trump sent a letter to bannon saying he was waving that privilege because, quote, i watched how unfairly you and others have been treated though the committee argues executive privilege doesn't apply. now the department of justice citing trump's former lawyer saying trump never invoked executive privilege over any information or materials tonight among the sticking points over bannon's testimony, bannon wants to testify live and in public but committee members say not likely meanwhile, the committee preparing for tuesday's hearing focused on how the mob came to the capitol, including a former sp

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what decoy what bab? new mitchell? already in ye alter, there were divisions among the allies. this is awesome vision, in the juvenile heiner whom one proc did see at georgia for home. so great anti coalition was, well, anti, so this was the englander, the america, donna whitened us over to our 0 fear fraud. george george grayson, that he knocked him creek, her late irish pyramid as a red toyota. and a month later, in march 1945, the allies entered secret negotiations with germany. but the surrender of the german troops in northern italy, java, or hat, dot smith becoming truly and darker, state. take to name, and it's what are bob kelly? the vest master for let's damn it. now for ended as kreger sierra, please, one can, can he was as of italian. i'll either the pin middle of it or not long i'll yet or for him, but i sent him it in front of our phone. politician busy spoked his m for art from morales existing. as you get east from her gone, mister, spoken in a letter to president roosevelt style indirectly accused the allies of making a separate deal with germany, already, termi

continuation of this help, i specifically marked this for myself, the refusal to allow help through the bab-el-haver checkpoint, and this is an absolutely specific decision of the russian federation, the refusal to continue an aid program for gray journalists is written by western journalists if the parties do not manage to reach an agreement under the auspices of the un, then international aid will soon cease to flow to the affected the war of the country through babalhao near the turkish city and from kenderun, the only post about the checkpoint , which is still functioning, about 4 million people in the north of the country, who until now have been provided with the most necessary things, will have to look for help elsewhere, what does this mean, these are 4 million people who will be left without all this russian grain without any russian assembly will already be on the brink of starvation and survival, what will they do? do you think they will usually try to get either to turkey or through turkey european countries it's not 10 people, 4 million hryvnias live there. well, i tell you, even a mill

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and so when my dad receives that they bab, basically patting themselves in the bag and each one of them is absolutely them. but i'm really at the end of the, you know, this isn't, isn't isolated them the way here and to work community. they are isolated, they are the ones who are upholding in justice. the upper limit is in the upper end, compiling more and more and more records. and that earlywood is the control that he sources and the green, and also the content on the one that is not accessible for somebody to receive their. and my then thing is that instead of his relationship is going to be and you need to hear it and be centralized. the whole reason and balance and the united states or some of these alliance then, is aimed at controlling decisions, controlling the oil outcome of that he, gen, continuity with our place of that asian, and also destroy and undermine the benefit of $0.74 admission to feed them to the beast and the same to buy the same. so can also be like this. and she sank to an alliance in order for them to time it unnecessarily. and unfairly, as i said before, israe

which stands to be institutionalized under the marquess presidency. definite b, we're expect thing at babs against your analysts coming from propagandists. troll, sometimes even government officials themselves to continue and maybe even move offline. oh, i even optimistic for ha, elena scream. oh maria, are you also bracing for the us? well, she has come under intense attack, right? this is what happened. you know, the truth. i guess part of the difference who it's that i've come under the same intense attacks, but i gotta be hopeful, right? i bracing, that's a good word. ah, look, sean crispin cheapie j and regina cabot are from washington post. both these things are, are aligned and we won't know until president marcos takes the 1st steps. his track record isn't great. i mean, you know, in the campaign, as regina pointed out and the attacks online have been horrendous and has actually gotten worse after he was elected, lenny were bred o his, the vice, the former vice president of who ran against him at the tax never stopped. they continued, and certainly the attacks against me have escal

but that was supposed to stop when a colony of babs is discovered in a cave in these hills belonging to a species so rare that it was thought to be extinct. i've come to canada got in india to find out how conservationists and locals took on the mining industry to win protected status for this land. the last remaining home in the world of the kohler league, no spot only around 200 of these spots exist here in bicola conservation reserve. it is also home to 5 other bad species. the majority of which resides in a tiny cave in the rock face. i meeting with bat biologists, roy chakrabarti and citizen scientists, raj, but to swear my high, i forget to finally number i for today they are capturing bats using mishaps and collecting d n. a. samples as night falls. these nocturnal animals begin to emerge out of the cave flying into the soft next, the place of the ring from where i'm digging the function. it will grow in 3 weeks time. mm hm. it's remarkable to be able to feed and endanger bob like the form of cloth batch play a vital role in ecosystems, including pollination and controlling pa

and despite all this said, foreman said, bab, climate action is more necessary than ever. now, world leaders polishing not to sacrifice climate protection when plugging the gap in energy supplies resulting from the war in ukraine right now. but how likely is that? will europeans really care much about where their energy is coming from? nina, if they're heating, systems are threatened this winter. it is an immense test for the international community. and it is, of course, a huge challenge also for the rich countries to really put their money where their mouth is. and so countries like germany out tremendously dependent on russian gas deal and they are paying the price right now for short sighted energy politics in the past. so germany is trying to radically reduce its dependency on russian gas and on fossil fuels in general. but if houses are to be kept warm in the winter, then they do need solution for the transition period and quick ones. and that of course include sticking with fossil fuels longer than intended. and that is something where some of the poor countries are

. >>> just days before his trial for contempt of congress, former trump adviser steve bab nonnow says he's willing to testify been the january 6th committee. tonight, a judge saying despite bannon's change of heart, his trial will go on. also late today, what we learned about tomorrow's january 6th hearing who will testify now? and the other key witness we're expected to hear from. rachel scott with new reporting. >>> the war in ukraine. and tonight, the white house now warning it believes iran is getting ready to help russia. what they're expected to send to fight the ukrainians. james longman standing by, reporting from ukraine. >>> japan in mourning over the assassination of former prime minister shinzo abe. and what we've now learned tonight about the alleged gunman. bob wood. >> dick: is there. >>> here at home tonight, the urgent manhunt under way for the armed suspect wanted for shootings at several 7-elevens today. >>> elon musk terminating his deal to buy twitter. what musk said about it all. >>> and american strong tonight. the plane stuck on the tarmac and the spontaneous p

now we'll start here in germany where the country's foreign minister and alina bab, hawkins described, climate change as the greatest security challenge of our time, and said that she wants countries to accelerate their transition. to renewable energy. she was speaking of climate talks here in berlin, co hosted with egypt, which stages the un next climate change conference in november. european union has opened membership talks with our pania and north macedonia, bulgaria, which is a member of the e. u last week i resolve the dispute with north macedonia over language and natural identity and it's bulgarian minority populations award winning iranian filmmaker. i has been ordered to serve a 6 year prison sentence for more than a decade ago. that's never been enforced. the original sentence was for creating anti government propaganda. he won the top prize at the 2015 berlin international film festival. i was arrested last week in toronto. i've left him at bruton has arrived in iran on only his 2nd trip outside russia since launching the war against ukraine in february. russian president

during an alina bab book speech, he also ended up dodging. also, ukraine's to be tricky labor who was, who was joining virtually over the internet. and you so dodged attorney blinking speech. so in effect, leverage was able to get his say and was not in a position where he had to listen to those critics. and this became a bit of a microcosm and he's gulf that we are seeing now between the western russia, but not just russia. also. we've seen china was increasingly standing by russia side and in the run up to this g 20 meeting, a q. think the united states and nato of destabilizing the well, i just want to bring in a quick somebody from news from retina, my sooty, let's just have a quick some. multilateralism is also the only way to coordinate effectively against the global challenges. therefore, let's try to do our best and will the latter allison will only deliver if there is trust among us. where to be idea of multilateralism is being strongly promoted to what's its appeal for that part of the world? well, yeah, i mean, almost any country w

ends and bab, way it's shiny new gold coins. the government says they'll tame. soaring, inflation will look at how this unusual measure is meant to work and explore its chances of success. also coming up, inflation is skyrocket. a in ghana to with living conditions at their worsting 2 decades. the countries taking desperate measures. but at what cost plus many kenyans are struggling to even put food on the table. can they change that in presidential elections just over a week from now? and the south african town where to haps have run dry. the area has seen years of drought, but residents say there's more to the problem than just climate change. ah hello, i'm told me all lady. well welcome to the program. $100.00 trillion dollars. one followed by 14 zeros mass is as in bob ways, big as denomination note from 2008 that year saw as in bob when piper inflation hit one of the highest levels in history with a 0 dollar essentially not even worth the paper. it was printed on now, inflation is down to 200 percent, still one of the highe

and so when my done receives that, they bab basically patted themselves in the back. and each one of them is absolutely each of them. but i'm really, and at the end of the, you know, this isn't, isn't isolated in the field and the work community, they are isolated, they are the ones who are upholding and justice, the upper limit, racism that i put in upper said the at compiling more. and more and more to weapons . and that only goal is to control the resources and the green, and also for function underwood effectively, that is not as a group or somebody that is there. and my bank usa strategic relationship is going to be in to hear it and be centralized. the whole reason and balance and the united states, or some of these alliance with in, is aimed at controlling. did asians controlling the oil outcome of that he's in until he will he plays of that agent and also destroy and undermine the benefit of 74 central commission to feed them to the war and florida. yeah. beast and the same to buy the same. so can also be not same to say that an ally and in order for them to g

accompanied so many politicians just in may when i was here last time, she company to the german 4 minister bab walk through a bush and so many other journalists showing them. look, this is what happened to people here on the ground, and we need your support to make sure the justice will be served and those held accountable that stand accused of having committed these crimes. russia namely, now her office and members of office stand accused of collaborating with russia. so really people are wondering, really, is that rudy true and then again, why now? why is it now that president lensky? may this announcement 5 months into the wall? so what else is there to, to calm but also what else is there that ukraine in do not know yet? that may or may have not happened when it comes to potential calibration read to russia? and if any, it also raises the question, what does that tell us that 5 months into this war, key of appears to be struggling with so many cases of its own officials working with the russians? is the country maybe not as unified against moscow as many believed this situation or this, th

ad we'll look at small stores making headlines around the world. germany is foreign minister online bab walk has described climate change as the greatest security challenge of our time. she was speaking at talks here in berlin, co hosted with egypt, which stages the u. s. next climate change conference in november, implementing no european union has opened membership talks, albania, and north macedonia. after you, member bulgaria last week resolved a dispute with north macedonia of a language national identity and it's po gary and minority population. lubarski in south africa says it is found the toxic chemical, methanol in blood samples from bodies recovered from a bar. in a township. last month 21 teenagers were found dead with no indication of a cause of death award winning iranian filmmaker, jaffar piano. he has been ordered to serve a 6 year prison sentence. it was imposed a decade ago over alleged anti government propaganda, but never enforced as to pena. he or one the top prize of the 2015 berlin international film festival. fatima protein has arrived in iran on only his 2nd trip

the continuation of this help, i specially marked it for myself, refusing to skip help through the bab-el-haverrossing point and this is an absolutely specific decision of the russian federation, refusing to continue the aid program for gray journalists, western journalists are writing if the parties do not manage to reach agreement in the hands of the un, then in the near future international aid will stop coming to the war- torn country through babalhao near the turkish city and from kenderun, the only post about the checkpoint that is still functioning is about 4 million people in the north , who until now have been provided with the most basic necessities, will have to look for help elsewhere, what does this mean these are 4 million people who will be left without all this russian grain, without any russian harvest, will already be on the brink of starvation and survival, what will they do? what do you think they of course they will try to get either to turkey or through turkey. european countries are not 10 people, 4 million hryvnias live there, well, it is obvious that even a million or o

of you just for yourself and in an interview with stepping you, germany's foreign minister on alena bab bach, dismissed laughter offs claims as propaganda. we support a ukraine not only was cell dera t not only by mentioning every day that this is a fundamental breach of international law by russia, but also was military support. so they can self defend their country, their territory, and russia using every time a different argument m. so this time it's because of the military support they are saying, but they have been attacking key if another part of ukraine before. so it's just a new propaganda from the russian side. and that was germany's foreign minister on a line of app oc. speaking to d, w as chief international editor richard walker. you can watch the full interview on r d w news, youtube channel. meantime, earlier i spoke with d. w, correspond, mathias ballinger and keith. he told us how ukrainians are reacting to laugh often spent of extending russian war goals. let's just put this a little bit into perspective. russia has, in february, attacked from 3 sides, including the cap

ministers have clashed over a range of issues at a bad temper. meeting in istanbul, germany's on a line of bab box broke out against, took his alleged rights abuses and urged anchor nuts to press military action in syria. turkish minister. my vote. java solo accused germany of siding with greece in a dispute over oil exploration d. w correspondent, dorian jones, in a sample, talk me through this test. the exchange well has to be sort of the beginning of this press conference here, both sides trying to strike the positive clone and crate to retain the brokering a great deal. that's why your training grain you want to be able to do well. market great. see the differences between the 2 sides. very quickly. i'm calling to implement a european court ruling with a release. protect flying to pick up from a jail or an immediate response is missing and calling to book a couple standards. and then it went on to about book criticizing or anything of military operation. it's a theory theory and kurdish forces which are accuses of being paris course of a push back on the topic. and then the whole question

the next big un climate summit in egypt in november, germany's green foreign minister on the line of bab walkers called on countries to accelerate their transition to renewable energy dw correspondent benjamin alvarez. gruber has been talking to chiles, environment minister my cert rojas and asked why this meeting. i had it for cop 27 in egypt is so important. i would say that we were a little bit worried that the momentum that we saw at cop 26 in glasgow was sort of fading away a little bit. so we needed to bring em ministers, head of delegation together to confirm that we are still on in with the ambition that we need in this critical decade. it's a quarter of the decade is already gone. and we're still seeing emissions are rising and, and with the war in europe and the energy crisis, there are, of course, a lot of questions on em. are we still going to meet our goals of being carbon neutral by 2050 halfing, our emissions by 2030 so that the 1.5 degree or warming goal is still alive to feel that the war in ukraine that you mentioned is leaving it or is an obstacle to reach the global c