at a temple in thailand's rule north buddhist monks grow their own cannabis and allow people to use it for treatment there are no doctors prescriptions or check up calls just come use their plants and stay until you feel better. be shot and his wife traveled 8 hours to reach the temple after hearing about it from a friend the child has been diagnosed with stage 3 cancer of the esophagus. by whom up in. the. fall. on. my. lawn. he's been told to take a couple of drops of cannabis oil every few hours to relieve his symptoms. says her husband doesn't like hospitals. made. the decision caused a rift in the family. brought up that throughout iraq i've had this really. is the founder of the clinic a former police officer he collaborates with the temple to teach patients about the end of his well. right now reading me back before our over dr. never had by. he claims the oil cures cancer and asks patients to stop all modern medication when they begin taking cannabis that there were. a. one time. a very bad few more. myself. i challenge him on his teachings cannabis really cure cancer. by that

think it is my dish on the hill i feel different when i see my son is a monk now he's following buddhist pod and that makes me happy looking you know usually somebody who 1st. came and you still sad. and yet. another interview i did on you mcginn and when i came to the monastery at the age of 7 on what do you think i was sad for a long time up with. my own parents couldn't take care of me as you know they had money problems so they sent me away and you have been like an honor to them up to you to tell in the muslims in the stomach to you about today i thank them for their decision on in the letter as i could follow buddhism goodies and have found enter peace in life and that you need to be. quinn you look at the boys certainly hope you won't see little children to leave in one but they're not small anymore because their task is not a small one if they can go slowly they will learn through buddhist teachings to subordinate their needs to the well being of all living things this is the n.p.c. starting now georgie's journey is part of our journey we are going to hide due to. the our it's fi

there are more pressing issues i'm not a defense official but i'm pretty sure that we men in the buddhist fare truly have bigger problems than female ranks when viewed alongside the blunders as issues with far right extremism and problems updating and maintaining equipment this hardly seems like the most glaring of obvious changes for on a good economic. well we'll have to wait until tuesday to find out what the defense minister's plans really are these are all of r.t. early thoughts them from political scientist linda allude says the proposed linguistic changes are just an attempt to distract people from more pressing issues in the army. the question is to what extend the middle ranks are complying the needs of german women in the business that the outcome would be that people start thinking that the german army a school in feminists open minded and gendered this is a facade to the outside world and the p.r. strategy of the buddhists there the actual problems whole ever are ignored when you talk to female soldiers they demand and criticize completely different things like for example mis

strategy of the buddhists than the actual problems however are ignored when you talk to female soldiers demands and criticize completely different things like for example missing and defective equipment protective clothing and so on the women in the bullets may even reject changing the ranks into female ranks this whole debate in my opinion is just there to ignore it some other issues in the army like sexual harassment right wing networks or in the army or the fact that the bundesbank is redundant. the greek prime minister's welcome the departure of a turkish ship from disputed waters in the mediterranean calling it the 1st step towards deescalation then the research vessel was at the center of a row between ankara and southern e.u. countries over oil and gas exploration for more than a month over the last week president there was an exchange some harsh words with his french counterparts after the new mccrone cold turkey's presence in the region except to pull. mr mccraw you will have many more problems with me. don't mess with the turkish nation. today turkey is no longer a partner in

terribly mindfulness exercises performed in nature it's based on buddhist principles immersing oneself in the moment and experiencing it consciously but without judgment has been shown to reduce stress. practicing mindfulness in nature is believed to intensify the positive effect. brain research at mit karim has demonstrated with test subjects that being in nature does this. view of nature lowered blood pressure and slowed the pulse. nature can trigger the parasympathetic nervous system this promotes the rest and digest response that calms the body down after stress or danger has passed. we tend to spend a lot of time grumbling and fretting over problems telling yourself you don't want to obsess over a problem doesn't work but when you're in a forest and you contemplate may. you're consciously with all your senses and you see it off listen to it touch it and so on then you actually notice the sympathetic nervous system shutting down and the parasympathetic nervous system activating. this effect is what experts call effortless mindfulness all you need to do is gaze at the leaves and sha

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and in buddhist league up for any champions byron munich took a trip to home for time on sunday for what some assumed would be a foregone conclusion. welcome to the program and old conflict boiled over into new violence on sunday as armenia and azerbaijan confronted each other over the disputed no going to karbala region both sides have reported casualties and accuse the other of starting the fight the area is internationally recognized as part of azerbaijan but has been controlled by ethnic armenians since war in the early 1990 s. kill tens of thousands of people the international community including germany in the united states has called for an immediate cease fire. conflict is always small touring in the region of nagorno-karabakh but after sunday's attack on the capital steps i not heard it might be on the verge of erupting again some even fear a full blown military conflict the fighting is rooted in a decades long territorial dispute though internationally recognized as part of azerbaijan armenian separatists control the region and the south corpuses both sides accuse each other of

the body of comrade dyke arrives at a buddhist temple in phnom penh for commission after years of poor health the former khmer rouge leader died at this hospital in the early hours of wednesday. during pol pot's genocidal regime in the 1970 s. was in charge of cambodia's most notorious prison the s $21.00 there the man who once worked as a schoolteacher oversaw torture cruelty as well as the murder of more than $12000.00 men women and children. in 2010 he was tried by a un supervised court and expressed remorse for his actions. can be something that i would like to acknowledge and my legal responsibility. can somebody get taxed for all the crimes that happened that s 21 that me and some of the specially the torture and execution of. someone. out. while confessing his crimes do i can also claimed he was merely following orders and late in the trial pushed for a release claiming he was not guilty prosecutors handed him a 35 year sentence later extended to life in prison for the crimes of the regime he served and his role in particular still weigh heavily on cambodian society. created bad

the big issue slowly the buddhists the become up to the mob misplayed. good luck the sun the sun. the birds love and respect. this is v.w. news live from berlin trying to flee or told to leave a drama played out at a border post between balance roofs and you create and protest leader mario call this knew it was either trying to leave or resisting deportation will try to find out the truth. also coming out to australian journalists flee china fearing arrest as political pawns or speak to one of that and ask what's behind beijing's crackdown on australian media and.

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and my 2nd to school i was a buddhist to do in the but york when you. put in sometimes you know it's up to you to convince you that you are invent a confidence game my days also fill my hands and buy some of the fair ends of behind is very difficult for you to come visit him because exactly like my father when he make this decision nobody can change. it so to that one really enjoys doing it i think it was in my junior sr didn't make these. student it was designed. to guess which. i would have loved to see. this not in a can do. destruction and despair a group of friends resist. rescuing books from the rubble they build a refuge for freedom and democracy. a secret library of hope from which they endeavor to read write their story and that of their country. it's the u.k.'s biggest hospital with eventual capacity for 4000 covered 19 patients built inside a london conference center it took just 9 days to construct with the help of army engineers dramatically expanding the critical care bed count and other similar sites are underway the actual london numbers

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. >> reporter: her father was 48 years old and worked for a buddhist organization.e doted on emily. she remembers how much he loved to make other people laugh. she was tormented by the anguish of losing her father so suddenly she says she managed to sooth h heherself by watching family vacation videos over and over again. now, 19 years later, chen has a family of her own. the experience of being a mother to her two daughters sparked an interest in teaching. she earned a master's degree in education and is now pursuing her dream of becoming a teacher. she hopes to promote cross- cultural understanding in schools. >> translator: each individual has his or her good points. each culture or race has its strengths. i want children to understand this. today, we're facing trouble with the pandemic and racial injustice, and i want people to focus on one person, the person right in front of them. and think about how much you can treaeasure and cherishsh them instead of focusing on hate. >> reporter: 19 years have passed since the horrific terrorist attacks that shook the nati

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the body of comrade dyke arrives at a buddhist temple in phnom penh for crim a shin after years of core health the former khmer rouge leader died at this hospital in the early hours of wednesday. during pol pot's genocidal regime in the 1970 s. was in charge of cambodia's most notorious prison the s $21.00 there the man who once worked as a schoolteacher oversaw torture cruelty as well as the murder of more than $12000.00 men women and children. in 2010 he was tried by a un supervised court and expressed remorse for his actions. can something scott and i got i would like to acknowledge and my legal responsibility. to someone to get taxed for all of the crimes that happened that s 21 that me and some of the especially the torture and execution of people who their men somewhat but out with. them so while confessing his crimes also claimed he was merely following orders and late in the trial pushed for a release claiming he was not guilty prosecutors handed him a 35 year sentence later extended to life in prison for the crimes of the regime he served and his role in particular still weigh

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the norwich a group he's the victim for crime someone tried to shut him up they are following a buddhist we demand an investigation into the poisoning of aleksey now while we condemn this boy's name and in the near future will hold consultations and how europe can adequately respond to it it will also depend on russia's response to the case. of cheering a press conference german chancellor angela merkel pointed out the eyes of the world are on the in the volley case at the moment and that's been seen by the reaction we've had coming in boris johnson the u.k. prime minister described it as outrageous on the line the european commission president said it was a despicable cowardly act the french prime minister calling for a full and. and investigation while from the united states the white house's condemned the the statement from germany the poisoning of lex in the valley and said they have no reason to doubt the statements coming out of germany while joe biden the democratic candidate for president has said it's vladimir putin the russian president is directly to blame for this and has cha

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the german the parliament with business from the free democratic party she currently chairs the buddhist house committee on human rights and humanitarian aid welcome to the w. let's start with your reaction to this news. well i was pretty sure that and we discussed that on other sessions also here on d w that the russian regime it might be because of the modus operandi might be involved in this poisoning now we have the truth or now we have certainty that only the russian regime only putin himself can answer square can answer questions as chancellor merkel also said in her statement only the russian regime can shed some light on what happened on the attempted murder on their looks a nominee and the cherie taste team here in berlin is doing everything to save his life so watch should the german government do. well 1st of all i think it's a good sign that chancellor merkel and also searching for some back up in nato and we heard that these meetings will take place in the upcoming hours and days that's a good sign but i think it would also be a good sign to talk about sanctions and targeted

down under in australia one observer called the bundesliga a pharmacy is the buddhist. guy and 2 strong. well the word gold for 2 prompting 1st comment in france is so food we should all become german it's 5 goals per match. cologne hoffenheim featured a hat trick from andrei carriage as highlighted by this indian fan. when supporters like this nigerian praised youngsters gio raina and to chatting up. and despite using 2 top strikers this colombian says that like 6 collective will compensate the looks. so sure foreign tribes to shell from take milk but there was a lot of goals in general which ones were the best well that takes us to another slot on the show as we pick our top 3 goals of the much the. top goal number 3 out of the treaty. did you come back here as ice cold finish the top 10 to milan before the break in frame and this comes up to the season for the strike at the budding club. number to alan holland seconded this lightning fast counterattack suck it supports a cult. classic. the thing about doping strain it was actually sanchez books about spawn and each p

mindfulness exercises performed in nature it's based on buddhist principles immersing oneself in the moment and experiencing it consciously but without judgment it's been shown to reduce stress. practicing mindfulness in nature it's believed to intensify that positive effect. brain research achmet karim has demonstrated with test subjects that being in nature does this. view of nature lowered blood pressure and slowed the pulse and. nature can trigger the parasympathetic nervous system this promotes the rest and digest response that calms the body down after stress or danger has passed. we tend to spend a lot of time grumbling and fretting over problems telling yourself you don't want to obsess over a problem doesn't work but when you're in a forest and you contemplate nature consciously with all your senses and you see it off listen to it touch it and so on then you actually notice the sympathetic nervous system shutting down and the parasympathetic. nervous system activating the fear of. this effect is what experts call effortless mindfulness all you need to do is gaze at the leave

there is forensic therapy mindfulness exercises performed in nature it's based on buddhist principles immersing oneself in the moment and experiencing it consciously but without judgment it's been shown to reduce stress. practicing mindfulness in nature is believed to intensify that positive effect. brain research at mit karim has demonstrated with test subjects that being in nature does a good. overview of nature lowered blood pressure and slowed the pulse. nature can trigger the parasympathetic nervous system this promotes the rest and digest response that calms the body down after a stress or danger has passed. we tend to spend a lot of time grumbling and fretting over problems with everything and telling yourself you don't want to obsess over a problem doesn't work but when you're in a forest and you can't complete nature consciously with all your senses and you see it off and listen to it touch it and so on then you actually notice the sympathetic nervous system shutting down and the parasympathetic nervous system activating if you have. this effect is what experts call effortles

the body of comrade arrives at a buddhist temple in phnom penh for cremains. after years of poor health the former khmer rouge leader who died at this hospital in the early hours of wednesday. during pol pot's genocidal regime in the 1970 s. was in charge of cambodia's most notorious prison the s $21.00 there the man who once worked as a schoolteacher oversaw torture cruelty as well as the murder of more than $12000.00 men women and children. in 2010 he was tried by a un supervised court and expressed remorse for his actions. condemn something that i would like to acknowledge and my legal responsibility. can somebody get taxed for all the crimes that happened that s 21 that me and some of the especially the torture and execution of. someone. out. while confessing his crimes also claimed he was merely following orders and late in the trial pushed for a release claiming he was not guilty prosecutors handed him a 35 year sentence later extended to life in prison for the crimes of the regime he served and his role in particular still weigh heavily on cambodian soc

if the german government and the laboratories of the buddhist together with celebratory in france and sweden all confirm the same allegations of poisoning this is not yet approved we are dealing with geopolitical competition situation and we have to see this case in that light of course. just last hour we had a chance to speak with russia's permanent representative to the o.p.c. debbie who expressed his doubts over the know which help claims to find it strange that not only survived after allegedly being poisoned with a deadly nerve agent. well if we look into what really is a military nerve agent which is highly highly poisonous and dangerous. if it has been applied. not by any what has died within several minutes after being in contact with that substance so it's not really likely that really was in the play but not in charge of course plays a great role in the narratives in the media. as it has been already established as being. nerve agent developed by the subject's union and therefore it is supposed that the russian government still uses it but there is not any substantial proof

politicians have decided that fans can return to stadiums for this weekend's 1st match day of the buddhist league season monday's german cup games featured limited numbers of fans and stadiums across the country now for a 6 week trial period going to sleep in clubs will be allowed to use up to 20 percent of their stadiums capacities that's that's new strict coronavirus measures will be in place but there are no plans for fans to be tested for the virus that would be. i join me here now in the big table to talk about how fans are coming back to the bundesliga is our sports reporter matt smell makes it's good to see you so a long awaited return what do we know about these proposed plan well as you mentioned 20 percent of the capacity some stadia that are smaller will also be allowed a higher number than the proportion the 1000 fans is the minimum that they're allowed to bring in 20 percent is that cap for the biggest stadium there was still be no away supporters no. no. standing season which is a problem for some stadiums that have a little bit more of that proportionately and no alcohol ger

and german technologies during our specialists acquaintance with the results of the analysis in a buddhist were laboratory. then our german colleagues started talking about the necessity of the prior approval of look sane of all these relatives after that they referred to in a volley himself all in all the germans have delayed the response in every possible way through deliberately delaying the process impeded the completion of the preliminary inquiry in russia that was held in order to ascertain whether there is an offense or not and then to start an extensive investigation into the case that dealt with the russian citizen on russian territory. it's like a vicious circle on the one hand german officials said that they were ready to refer the case to the o.p.c. w. and the case becomes a multilateral one on the other hand the o.p.c. w. claims that they will not share the information without the consent of the germans that is why we have taken some measures we've sent a letter to germans permanent missions to the o.p.c. w referring to article 9 paragraph 2 we requested the german side to pro

know think of you know the invasion of ukraine by russia election interference cyber attacks on the buddhist that extradition killing that we saw in berlin last year by russia and already chancellor merkel is appending to separate somehow this issue of the nobody talk poisoning of mr know about me from north into and i think that the combination however of sanctions pressure the diplomats let it pressure on both sides of the atlantic not to mention for many in the german political establishment that we're hearing today means a real turning point i really don't think that north rim 2 will ultimately be completed under these conditions but then again this saga has gone on since 15 so we will see what kind of conditions would be feasible i mean billions of euros have already gone into nord stream to germany were to shut it down the legal and financial implications here would be immense is the u.s. in a position to all for compensation if germany shuts it down. i don't know about compensation but there certainly are levers that germany itself can poll on this one is the article levon of the 200-

or more now i'm joined by andreas nick he's a member of the german buddhist talk for chancellor merkel's christian democrats she's also a member of parliament foreign affairs committee mr nick it's good to have you back on the day. first of underlying she laid out lofty goals for the coming year they need the backing of the e.u. countries to become reality they need the backing of all makers such as your self we should remind viewers too that that you and commission president on the line you're both members of the conservative c.d.u. party how much of today's state of the union message was wishful thinking in your opinion. i think it was a felon is absolutely right as europeans i want and as christian democrats i should include should not fall short in terms of our and mission of strategic determination to shape the european future on issues we covered as a ssion in issues like building it it's still economy in safeguarding the rule of law and tech ling pressing challenges like the migration crisis i think we should in this changing world we should not be overly defensive in a war approa

know think of you know the invasion of ukraine by russia election interference cyber attacks on the buddhist that it's traditional killing that we saw in berlin last year by russia and already chancellor merkel is appended to separate somehow this issue of the nobody talk poisoning of mr know about me from north into and i think the combination however of sanctions pressure the diplomats should let it pressure on both sides of the atlantic not to mention for many in the german political establishment that we're hearing today means a real turning point i really don't think that north through 2 will ultimately be completed under these conditions but then again this saga has gone on since 15 so we will see what kind of conditions would be feasible i mean billions of euros have already gone into nord stream to germany were to shut it down the legal and financial implications here would be immense is the u.s. in a position to offer compensation if germany shuts it down. i don't know about compensation but there certainly are levers that germany itself can poll on this one is the article levon of

critical thinkers and look at the facts, i happen to be a christian but i have friends who are muslim, buddhist, i am especially upset because as a christian, there is no such thing as nonpolitical christianity. when you refuse to critique the system or the status quo that is supporting it, it is a political act well disguised. i don't have many friends who are for trump, but when they turned to me and tell me they are because of the economy, i tell them what you care about is more money. ronald reagan, a staunch conservative stood on the grounds of character matters. he was in front of the statue of liberty and had immigrant reform. why don't these people listen to what trump says when he lies to them? host: mark hugo lopez, the issue of character and how does that reason -- how does that resonate with latino voters? guest: it does as much as the u.s. public and you will find that latinos care about the character of candidates. you will also see the past, latinos supported ronald reagan in the 1980 election, with about 35% of their vote at the time. it was a very different hispanic population.

the true that he was poisoned with no veto and then we hear from governmental insecurity from the buddhistthey are the army but this was no beach or in some other it secures but nobody is willing to give any proof. even though they. gave some proof to the op p.b.c. which was a lie and they didn't do anything so this is this is a big big fake story the german government is in a big trouble because they are blackmailed internationally and they this is the course that they are in a very bad severe and bess situation given everything you just said we haven't got anyone here from the hospital to put their point of view on at the moment maybe we'll be able to get that later but why are they putting this information forward why are they keeping it secret it's a good question you know if they say they've got this proof they've given over to the o.p.c. doubly why are they making a public it would seem it would be the absolutely obvious thing to do. well they have no prob this is the only this this can only be the reason but then maybe the media and the park and house from u.s. france and especially

or more now i'm joined by andreas nick he's a member of the german buddhist taught for chancellor merkel's christian democrats she's also a member of parliament foreign affairs committee mr nick it's good to have you back on the day. first of underlying she laid out lofty goals for the coming year they need the backing of the e.u. countries to become reality they need the backing of wall makers such as your self we should remind viewers too that that you and commission president and ally and you're both members of the conservative c.d.u. party how much of today's state of the union message was wishful thinking in your opinion. i think it was a father line is absolutely right as europeans i want and as christian democrats i should include should not fall short in terms of our ambition of strategic determination to shape the european future on issues we cover noise ation in issues like building idiots will economy in safeguarding the rule of law and technically. pressing challenges like the migration crisis i think we should in this changing world we should not be overly defensive in a world

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buddhist talk lawmaker beatin minigame has been fighting against precarious employment in the meat and agricultural industries for years if all that interests you that's that's demanding that contract work and temporary work be prohibitive when it comes to a business is cooler activity in this example companies have to take responsibility themselves and in italy are people we think it's very important that safeguards a strengthened and that this one single safeguard mechanism for wages working hours to patients to house and safety house protections and accommodation. again and again there have been legislative attempts to protect workers from social dumping and abuses of the contract work system. we asked germany's labor ministry for an interview about the issue several times without success so instead we approached labor minister who bet his heil after the just hot session. we prado a list of almost 20 legislative initiatives intended to stop precarious employment relationships in recent years almost all were either rejected or languished in a desk drawer. almost this is why can't the

there are more pressing issues i'm not a defense official but i'm pretty sure that women in the buddhist fare truly have bigger problems than female ranks when viewed alongside the both of us as issues with far right extremism and problems updating taining equipment this hardly seems like the most glaring of obvious changes for on it could accomplish. but will have to wait until tuesday to find out what the defense minister's plans really are the question as to what extend will brain start complying and the needs of german women in the business that the outcome would be that people start thinking that the german army is school and feminists open minded and gendered this is a facade to the outside world and the p.r. strategy of the blueness down the actual problems whole ever are ignored when you talk to female soldiers they demands and criticize completely different things like for example missing and defective equipment protective clothing and so on women in the business may even reject changing the ranks into female ranks this whole debate in my opinion is just there to ignore it some

buddhist talk lawmaker be author minigame has been fighting against precarious employment in the meat and agricultural industries for years if well done to us. demanding that contract temporary work be prohibitive when it comes to a business is cooler activity in this example companies have to take responsibility themselves and illegally. we think it's very important that safeguards is strengthened and that this one single safeguard mechanism for wages working hours to patients health and safety health protections and accommodation. again and again there have been legislative attempts to protect workers from social dumping and abuses of the contract work system. we asked germany's labor ministry for an interview about the issue several times without success so instead we approached labor minister who bet his heil after the bonus hot session. we prod a list of almost 20 legislative initiatives intended to stop precarious employment relationships in recent years almost all were either rejected or languished in a desk drawer. promises which mean why can't the government do anything about