this is deja vu news live from berlin russia's losing battle with massive wildfires firefighters are struggling to contain the blazes now covering an area the size of denmark tell you why this is being called a climate catastrophe also coming up millions in zimbabwe on the brink of starvation.

this is deja vu news live from berlin russia's losing battle with massive wildfires firefighters are struggling to contain the blazes now covering an area the size of denmark it's being called a climate catastrophe also coming up millions in zimbabwe are on the brink of starvation the u.n. issues an urgent appeal for aid we'll look at what's behind the crisis. and a launch that's linking up a new data highway.

this is deja vu news live from berlin russia's losing battle with massive wildfires firefighters are struggling to contain the blazes now covering an area the size of denmark it's being called a climate catastrophe also coming up millions in zimbabwe are on the brink of starvation the u.n. issues an urgent appeal for aid we'll look at what's behind the crisis. and a launch that's linking up a new data highway in space it's superspeed will help us cope with natural disasters here on earth. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for joining us we begin this program in russia where firefighters backed by the country's air force are struggling to contain vast wildfires in siberia the area that's a blaze continues to grow with some 45000 square kilometers already affected officials say that they have given up their efforts and some of the more remote areas in the hard hit province of truong new york residents are literally choking on the smoke as the flames draw closer to the village of bell he is at the front line of the place residents knew they would probably have to evacuate the smoke's harm

this is deja vu news live from berlin russia's losing battle with massive wildfires our fighters are struggling to contain the blazes now covering an area the size of denmark we show you why time this is being called a climate catastrophe also coming up millions in zimbabwe on the brink of starvation the u.n. issues and urgent appeal for aid to look at what's behind the crisis. and also coming up trying to stop the great coral reefs die off.

this is the government is coming to you live from berlin russia's losing battle with massive wildfiresfirefighters are struggling to contain the blaze is now covering an area the size of denmark it's being chord a climate catastrophe we'll get an update from moscow also coming up finalizing knocked on kashmir remains under high security alert after india's contentious move to scrap its special status communications act cut off political leaders on their wrist and many of them.

berlin. russia a state of the art aircraft groundbreaking aviation technology lead him and ship excitement building them in the russian capital at least ahead of the max 2019 big show again which gets going on tuesday a good excuse to for a correspondent on one quarter to climb into the cockpit with those magnificent machines. the russian team is preparing for an international aviation and space this is a major air show that's going to take place at the end of august and there's going to be there tech and pilots from countries all over the globe the pilots are going to be showing off their bets and that's a bad and we were lucky enough to get invited to a plane to join one of those pilots so i hope you're not afraid of. that but. after we returned in one piece our pilot constantine told us all about the international aviation and space so long. i have been training for more than 10 years and i've been in the pilot for 4 years the air show include the mock featuring aerobatics performance and the sta

this means coming to you live from berlin russia is a losing battle with massive wildfires firefighters are struggling to contain the blazes now covering an area the size of denmark it's being called a climate catastrophe we'll go live to moscow also coming up a paralyzing locked on kashmir remains under high security alert after india's contentious move to scrap its special status communications are cut off political leaders are under arrest and many residents say they're running out of food. and millions in zimbabwe on the brink of starvation the u.n. issues and appeal for aid we look at what's behind the crisis. grasp trying to stop the coloring from dying to go underwater in believed to look at how conservationists are working to keep them alive. hello and welcome i'm good to have you with us. we begin in russia where firefighters backed by the country's air force a struggling to contain vast wildfires in siberia that area that's a blaze is growing with some 45000 square kilometers already affected but we should say they've given up the efforts in some areas some of the most remote

this is deja vu news live from berlin russia's losing battle with massive wildfires firefighters are struggling to contain the blazes now covering an area the size of denmark we'll tell you why some are calling this a climate catastrophe also coming up. top organizers of the 2006 world cup in germany have been charged with fraud by swiss prosecutors over their alleged roles in a multi-million euro payment. also on the show the world uses a groundbreaking author nobel laureate toni morrison has died at the age of $88.00 or novels exploring african-american identity gave voice to millions. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for joining us we begin this program in russia where firefighters backed by the country's air force are struggling to contain vast wildfires in siberia the area that's a blaze continues to grow with some 45000 square kilometers already affected that's an area the size of denmark officials say they've had to give up their efforts and some of the most remote areas in the hard hit province of cross the arced residents are literally choking on smoke as the flames grow clos

this is really is coming to you live from berlin russia's losing battle with massive wildfires firefighters are struggling to contain the blaze is now covering an area the size of denmark it's being called a climate catastrophe to give an update from moscow also coming up a paralyzing lockdown kashmir remains under high security alert after india's contentious move to scrap its special status communications act cut off political leaders on their arrest and many risen savior running out of food. and the launch that's a linking up a new data highway in space it's super speed rail had us coped with natural disasters there on. the glass trying to stop the coral reefs from dying go underwater in billy's and look at how conservationists are working to keep them alive. and welcome. good to have your company. we begin in russia where firefighters backed by the country's air force a struggling to contain last fire in siberia that's the area that the area that is ablaze is growing with some 45000. already affected officials said they've given up their efforts in some of the most remote areas in the h

this is deja vu news live from berlin russia's losing battle with massive wildfires firefighters are struggling to contain the blazes now covering an area the size of denmark tell you why this is being called a climate catastrophe also coming up millions in zimbabwe on the brink of starvation the u.n. issues an urgent appeal for a look at what's behind the crisis. and stop for gisors of the 2006 world cup in germany have been charged with fraud by swiss prosecutors over their alleged roles in a lull 2000000 euro payout. also coming up trying to stop the great coral reefs die off we go underwater and believes for a look at how conservationists there are keeping those coral reefs alive. i'm dr thomas thanks so much for joining us we begin this program in russia where firefighters backed by the country's air force are struggling to contain the wildfires in siberia the area that's a blaze is continuing to grow with some 45000 square kilometers already affected that's an area the size of denmark. officials say they've had to give up their efforts in some of the more remote areas in the ha

this is the interview news live from berlin russia's losing battle with massive wildfires firefighters are struggling to contain the blazes now covering an area the size of denmark we'll tell you why some are calling this a climate catastrophe also coming up. top organizers of the 2006 world cup in germany have the chart.

this is deja vu news live from berlin the end of an era of the u.s. and russia abandoned a key cold war treaty on nuclear weapons and nato sounds a note of caution. we will merely abandon the brush over us and we don't control the new parsers. each side pointing fingers at the other for ending the medium range missile agreement but both are calling for restraint also on the program freedom to travel at lax new laws allow saudi women to go wrong without the consent of a husband or male relative the move is a game changer that takes effect at the end of the month. i'm called aspen welcome to the program the west does not want a new global arms race at least according to nato secretary general danced stoltenberg he was responding to the collapse of a landmark nuclear weapons treaty dating back to the cold war era the ending of the intermediate range nuclear forces agreement or i.n.f. removes limits on the arsenals of both the u.s. and russia stoltenberg blames russia for the us withdrawal from the treaty saying that moscow failed to comply after it develops a new c

this is deja news live from berlin europe's top human rights court rebukes russia over the death of the anti fraud campaigner sergei magnitsky the court said that his treatment in prison led to its death in 2009 so what if any will be the consequences for moscow. also coming up brazil's president says that he won't accept an offer of aid to help fight fires in the amazon on less french president of manual not strong apologizes for his vote insults across and had proposed an emergency fund of 18000000 euros at the g. 7 summit on monday. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program the european court of human rights has condemned russia for multiple violations against the late survey magnitsky a russian corruption whistleblower who died in detention in 2009 his death came after he exposed widespread tax fraud that implicated russian officials he was arrested for alleged tax evasion the european court did reject a complaints that his arrest and detention were ill founded it also said that authorities have reasonable grounds to suspect him of being involved in tax evasion but it determines that h

news live from berlin europe's top human rights court for bewkes russia over the death of the n.c. pride campaigner surrogate magnitsky the court said that magnificent these treatments interest in it led to his death back in 2005 so what if any of the consequences now be for moscow. also coming up brazil's president.

berlin zoloft and gardens. but we start in russia where a new highway used to be. through an area in the south of moscow the problem was during the soviet era radioactive waste was dumped here. and environmentalist are sounding the alarm dangerous levels of radiation that's what nuclear physicist andrea he's radiation counter tells him every time here moscow's pauli metals factory started dumping nuclear waste on this scale in the 1940 s. and fifty's when the area in the south of moscow wasn't yet part of the city so far the radioactive material is contained under a layer of clay but the activist insists that the plant highway could cut straight through the nuclear waste. they might start digging up the soil and moving it around without taking into account what is contaminated it will be released into the atmosphere and anyone who agrees that song will get radioactive nuclei into their lungs. has been giving informal tours of the spot to journalists and locals. local residents like are worried about what could end up in the river and in their long distance i just d

berlin any panda cubs born abroad must be returned to china within 4 years. or minder now of our top story here on d w with the european court of human rights has condemned russia for multiple violations against russian corruption whistleblower serbian monica magnitsky who died in detention in 2009 magnitsky death came after exposed widespread tax fraud that implicated russian officials. you're watching news from berlin we'll have more coming up at the top of the hour head to our web site dot com for all the latest news and information around the clock and our twitter handle is apt news for all the latest headlines thank you for watching. salmon man damo condos they're delicious they're delicacies. they're dangerous because the price pain to produce them is highly contaminated water forced to be forestation and england organized crime the dark side of trendy food. comes up next on. the temple of technology. the rhythm of the market. the momentum of the morning were. made in germany. your business magazine d w. the worst pressurizing people fight for some. when there's a flood water comes up to your waist when you close faster everyone but. the lack of water is

this is literally news live from berlin the end of an era the u.s. and russia abandon a key cold war treaty on nuclear weapons nato sounds a note of caution. we will mirror what. we don't get along and you are sure each side points the finger at the other for ending the medium range missile agreement but both calls for restraint also coming up 5 years ago the so-called islamic states.

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this is you know we knew it was live from berlin the end of an era the u.s. and russia abandon a key cold war treaty on nuclear weapons nato sounds a note of caution. we will mirror what threshold bush we don't belong to and you officers each side points the finger at the other for ending the medium range missile agreement but both calls for restraint also coming up 5 years ago the so-called islamic state trying to exterminate you see the people of iraq now work begins to do mass graves in hopes of finding those to prove that. they are thank you so much for your company everyone in the west does not want a new global arms race well that's what the nato secretary general yes stoltenberg said earlier today all that was his response to the collapse of a landmark nuclear weapons treaty dating from the cold war era the ending of the intermediate range nuclear forces agreement or i.n.f. as it's known where moves limits on the arsenals of both the u.s. and russia so berg blames russia for the u.s. withdrawal from the treaty saying moscow failed to comply after it developed a n

this is it really was life from berlin the end of an era the u.s. and russia abandon a key cold war treaty under clear weapons nato sounds a note of caution. we will not meet your book threshold. we don't belong to the new officers each side points the finger at the other for ending the medium range missile agreement but both calls for restraint also coming up on the show free at last to travel a new decree allow saudi women to travel abroad without the consent of the husband or male relative the move is a game changer that takes effect at the end of the month. thank you so much for joining us everyone the west does not want a new global arms race so says nato secretary general young stoltenberg his appeal comes as nuclear weapons treaty dating from a cold war era collapses the ending of the intermediate range nuclear forces agreement or i.n.f. does away with the limits on the arsenals of both the u.s. and russia sober blames russia for the u.s. we're drawing from the missile accord saying moscow failed to comply after developed a new cruise missile. it was a

w news live from berlin europe's top human rights court condemns russia over the death of the anti-fraud campaigner certainly magnitsky the courts had magnets case treatment in prison led to its death in 2009 so what if any will the consequences be for moscow. also coming up brazil's president projects an offer of aid to help fight fires in the alps.

to see that view news live from berlin europe's top human rights court rebukes russia over the death of the anti fraud campaigner surrogate magnitsky the court says that his treatment in prisons led to his death in 2009 so what if any will the consequences be for moscow. also coming up president says that he won't accept an offer of aid to help fight fires in the amazon unless french president emanuel micron apologizes for his insults across had.

this is news live from berlin tonight europe's top human rights record since a rebuke to russia over the death of the time for all campaigners magnitsky chord said that my treatment in prison led to his death in 2009 so what if any will be the consequences for moscow also coming up brazil's president says he will not accept any aid to help.

defeat of you news live from berlin europe's top human rights court rebukes russia over the death of the anti fraud campaigner surrogate magnitsky the court says that his treatment in prisons led to his death in 2009 so what if any will the consequences be for moscow. also coming up results president says that he won't accept an offer of aid to help fight fires in the amazon unless french president emanuel micron apologizes for his quote insults across had proposed an emergency fund of 20000000 dollars that the g. 7 summit on monday. and campaigning for votes in the final days ahead of a key regional election in germany more than ever smaller parties like the environmentalist greens are expected to change the political landscape. i'm sorry kelly walk into the program the european court of human rights has condemned russia for multiple violations against the late sergei magnitsky a russian corruption whistleblower who died in detention in 2009 his death came after he would say he exposed widespread tax fraud that implicated russian officials he was arrested for alleged tax evasion the

newsline from berlin europe's top human rights court condemns russia over the death of the anti-fraud campaigner a surrogate magnitsky to the court the dragnets these treatment imprisoned led to with death in 2009 so what if any will be the consequences blocked out. also coming up the results president rejected an offer of aid to help fight fires in the amazon the g 7 group of wealthy nations for post an emergency fund of 20000000 dollars to help contain the blazes by jarboe so narrow says there are strings attached so he doesn't want to. campaigning for votes in the final days ahead of the regional elections in germany more than ever smaller parties like the environmentalist greens are expected to change the political landscape. i'm sumi someone's going to thank you for joining us the european court of human rights has condemned russia for multiple violations against the late sergei magnitsky a russian corruption whistleblower who died in detention in 2009 magni death came after he was except he exposed widespread tax fraud that implicated russian officials the european court determi

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this is the news live from berlin the end of an era the u.s. and russia abandoned a key cold war treaty on nuclear weapons and nato sounds a note of caution. we don't want the new arms sure. each side pointing fingers at the other for ending the medium braintree missile agreement but both are calling for restraint also on the program where's the beef.

berlin. the end of an era. the u.s. and russia abandon a key cold war treaty on nuclear weapons and nato sounds a note of caution. >> we will not mirror what russia does. we donon't w want a new arms ra. anchor: each side pointnting fingngers at the other for endig the medium range millions agreement, both calling for restrain straint. also on the program, where's the beef? president trump and the european union sign a deal to above the u.s. beef exports to the e.u., a small item on trump's long list of issues with the european union but might win him votes from farmers. and new laws allow saudi women to go abroad without the consent of a male relative. the move is a game changer that takes effect at the end of the month. welcome to the program. the west does not want a new global arms race, at least according to nato secretary general stoltenberg. he was responding to the collapse of a landmark nuclear weapons treaty dating back to the cold war era. the ending of the intermediate-range nuclear forces, agreement, or i.n.f., remove

this is the reviews live from berlin the end of an era the u.s. and russia abandon a key cold war treaty on nuclear weapons nato sounds a note of caution. we will mirror what russia does show we don't want and you are sure. each side points the finger at the other for ending the medium range missile agreements but both call for restraint also coming up on the show free at last to travel a new to create allow saudi women to travel abroad without the consent of a male guardian the move is a game changer which will go into effect at the end of the month and 5 years ago so-called islamic states trying to exterminate the new cd people of iraq now 1st begins to open mass graves in hopes of finding those who vanished without a trace. only a heart thank you so much for your company everyone the west does not want a new global arms race so says nato secretary general young stoltenberg his appeal comes as nuclear weapons treaty dating from a cold war era collapses the ending of the intermediate range nuclear forces agreement or i.n.f. does away with limits on the arse

this is you know when you fly from berlin the end of an era the u.s. and russia walk away from a key cold war 3 a nuclear weapons nato costs. we will not mirror what threshold bullsh we don't want a new arm should each side blames the other for ending the medium range missile agreement or both call for restraint also coming up on the program free at last to travel new laws means saudi women will be able to go abroad without the consent of their male guardian just starting at the end of this march plus just 5 years ago the so-called islamic state trying to exterminate the u.c.d. people of iraq now work began to open mass graves and hopes of finding those who sat. and a heavy metal have been leased small german village a block and it is transformed again to the hard rock capital of the world. thank you so much for your company everyone. the west does not want a new global arms race that's the word from nato secretary general yen stoltenberg as comments come as a nuclear weapons treaty dating from the days of the cold war has collapsed on the ending of the intermedi

news live from berlin the end of an era the u.s. and russia abandoned a key cold war treaty on nuclear weapons and they don't sound a note of caution. we will not mirror what russia. we don't want to turn you are sure. each side pointing fingers at the other for ending the medium range missile agreement but both are calling for restraint also on the program where's the beef president trump and the european union signed a deal to boost u.s. feedbacks forced to the deal you know it's just a small item on trump's long list of issues with the european union but it might win him votes from farmers and travel freedom path lapsed new laws allow saudi women to go abroad with the consent of a husband or male relative to the move is a game changer that takes us back to test the end of the month. i'm called asp and welcome to the program the west does not want a new global arms race at least according to nato secretary general against stoltenberg he was responding to the collapse of a landmark nuclear weapons treaty dating back to the cold war era the en

berlin's a lot under our news for you see big. but we start in russia where a new highway used to be built through an area in the south of moscow the problem during the soviet era radioactive waste was dumped here locals and environmentalists are sounding the alarm dangerous levels of radiation that's what nuclear physicist andrea shut off his radiation counter tells him every time here moscow's pauli metals factory started dumping nuclear waste on this scale in the 1940 s. and fifty's when the area in the south of moscow wasn't yet part of the city so far the radioactive material is contained under a layer of clay but the activist insists that the plant highway could cut straight through the nuclear waste collection cup parts they might start digging up the soil and moving it around without taking into account what is contaminated it will be released into the atmosphere and anyone who breaks the song will get radioactive nuclei into their lungs. has been giving informal tours of the spot to journalists and locals. local residents like on the are worrie

this is the news live from berlin the end of an era of the u.s. and russia abandoned a key cold war treaty on nuclear weapons and nato sounds a note of caution. we will merely abandon the brushless and we don't think. each side pointing.

western body and then transmogrified of course was the fall of the berlin wall into something that you know was going to welcome russia in which it did. then the whole thing changed again as the world was becoming new all of a multi-polar and what we now see i think is the beginnings of what i would call a hetero arche. different strong points in the world interrelated but it is whole thing is related and especially in the g. 7 context by a mass of contradictions let's remember 1st that the g 20 is far more important and has from the cloud because it represents most of the world. the contradictions for example you have a president from apparently inviting russia in and then there is a as an observer we say never accept and at the same time trying to keep russia out of the. out of the way it's deal with germany you can through the gas pipeline and all screaming so it's a massive contradiction because then you get italy despite the fact that its government is in apparent limbo supporting the idea of russia coming back. then you get behind the scenes boris johnson boris is a bit of a shallow shallow politician i have to

this is g w news live from berlin tonight europe's top human rights record since a rebuke to russia over the death of the time for all campaigners say magnitsky port said that my big speech treatment in prison led to his death in 2009 so once if any will be the consequences for moscow also coming up brazil's president says he will not accept any aid to help fight fires in the amazon unless french president apologizes for his quote insults and prone as posing an emergency fund at 18000000 euros to help brazil and the t.v. station in afghanistan that's run by women for women it's a sign of the new freedoms that women are enjoying since the fall of the telly bond but they still don't have any say in the future of their country. i'm brink off it's good to have you with us it is a judicial condemnation of russia delivered by europe today the european court of human rights in a unanimous ruling condemned russia for how we treated the late sergei magnitsky magnitsky was a russian corruption whistleblower who died in a russian prison back in 2009 magnitsky death came after he exposed widespread

berlin. feeling make huge as an expert on battalion 310. that's not looks like russia. maybe he can tell me more about the photos. here. that's the problem it's definitely a police officer you can see the german eagle insignia raised by oak leaves homes. from other parts of europe. this is so just that is this is the big question i have been trying to find out. about my family and how it survived the war why he. as a thing that we are fighting about as there are lots of photos of prisoners and detainees and scenes of deportations with the scene so i think the photographer was recording events for posterity by as he would inform people it was that would give information to the relatives about the person's fate when he had water. and then these photos document war crimes and the unbelievable destruction that took place he is that was the grounds they were intended to be used later as evidence and to help bring the perpetrators to justice. but i'm going to take these photos. why he collected them. and those who are using i have no idea or syria the ones that show the germa

berlin the u.s. formally abandon sikkim cold war arms control treaty the ending of the medium range missile agreement with russia it raises concerns about a new global arms race also says the treaty is dead and calls on washington not to deploy any more rockets also coming up u.s. president donald trump slaps a new 10 percent tariff on $300000000000.00 worth of chinese goods asian markets tumble as relations between the world's 2 top economies take a turn for the worse. and heavy metal happened to the small german village of bach and is transformed into the hard rocking capital the world. hello i'm terry martin welcome to the program the united states has formally abandoned a landmark cold war weapons control treaty raising fears of a new global arms race the demise of the intermediate range nuclear forces agreement signals the end of legal limits on the nuclear arsenals of the u.s. and russia but moscow is calling on the u.s. to stop deploy rockets. 987 the historic agreement between the so. at union and the united states president bush tough and ronald reagan signed the i.n.f. treaty marking a change of course

tension with disagreements on core issues like climate iran and even whether russia should still be at the table i'm phil gave in berlin this is the day.

russia. the government in delhi says it is a long overdue step. this is due to abuse live from berlin i'm brian thomas from the entire team thanks so much for being with us and regina will be joining you at the top of the hour with the very latest on what's happening in kashmir right now with news from delhi thanks very. it was a season of high pitched soccer action as it winds down the next exciting event is right around the corner. german bundesliga is heating up and as always we are there to keep you updated with the latest on the kickoff. to mislead asunder starting august 16th on.

russia for the next 2 decades. you're watching t w news line from berlin next up is eco india our environment magazine make sure to stay tuned for that for me and everybody here and for lent thanks for joining us. india. using some of the politic you again feel. safe on. innovation projects are helping monk open to make a switch to a new moons the move may be enough to meet their image remains. on tito for. robots they're still in the development phase so far but what's going to happen when they grow up. with humans and machines to be able to peacefully co-exist. or are we on the verge of a robot alleged. if we just bumble into this totally unprepared with our heads in the sand she seemed to think about what could go wrong then let's face it it's probably going to be the biggest mistake in human history. artificial intelligence is now spreading through our society. is this the beginning of a going to the digital age. will we be subjected to continuous state surveillance. ok are the experts be able to agree on ethical guidelines or will this technology create a deadly new or thomas one system. in robot life starts

felix a leader who is the china correspondent for the berlin daily the toughest sidetone thank you for way thank you we turn our attention now to russia because authorities in that country tell people now to evacuated after a rocket explosion caused radiation levels to spike only to cancel the order just hours later adding to the mystery already surrounding the accident russia's state weather agency says the explosion which claimed the lives of 5 nuclear engineers last week caused radiation levels in the city of sanford offices to rise by up to 16 times of normal levels. and we asked our moscow bureau chief for your ear shadow how the accident was being reported by the russian media and he gave us this assessment. well russian media also have very little information about what happened exactly. the accident itself nor about the danger for people in the area where it's happened according to the russian state whether engine see the radiation went up by 16 times last week or 30 you said it already directly after the explosion the ministry of defense in moscow had claim to there was no increase. to close to the explosion had reported a sh