you mentioned the problem with the cell towers there and just the other day, chris hipkins said 4,500 what you're still hearing? well, 4,000 — what we're hearing here is 4,000 people unaccountable for, that's why — i mean, the government's downplaying, same as what i've been listening to the horrific — the first time i've heard anything about turkey and syria for probably five or six days, you know, the last time i heard the death toll was probably at about 15,000. and what's it up now to? nearly 50. it will be not them numbers here but it's certainly going to be vastly more elevated than what they're actually reporting in the media down here, or what they're told to report in the media. very, very sad times. you're talking about the community working together and the problems you're having with looters. are you getting enough support from the government, from law enforcement, or are therejust not the resources to deal with it? well, to be fair, i don't think there's the resources to deal with it, not something on this scale in such as a small populated country. i mean, we've only got

you mentioned the problem with the mobile phone towers and chris hipkins mentioned people still couldah, well, 4000, what we are hearing here is 4000 people unaccounted for, that's why, i mean, the government is downplaying, same as what i've been listening to the horrific mother first time i've been listening to the horrific motherfirst time i've heard anything about turkey and syria for probably five or six days, you know, the lapthorne heard the death toll was probably at about 15,000 —— the last i heard. it will be those numbers here but it will certainly be vastly more elevated than what the actual reporting is in the media, what the tolls of reporting, very sad times. we're talking about the community working on the problems with looters, is not the resources to deal with it? to be fair, i don't think this is the resources to deal with it here, we have barelyjust over 5 million people here and for a landmass which is larger than the whole of the great, you know, great britain or the british isles. 50 you know, great britain or the british isles.— british isles. so trying to 'ust

more than $8000000000.00 in the wake of the devastation left by psycho gabriel prime minister chris hipkins called it his country's biggest natural disaster of this century. at least 11 people have died and police are trying to trace hundreds who are missing. you're watching the w news coming to from berlin. a quick reminder of our top story. you as president joe biden has made a surprise visit to ukraine's capital city key of biden was filmed walking the streets of here with ukrainian presidents landscape during an air raid morning. russia launched its invasion of ukraine one year ago this week. that's the latest on the w news. this hour of next is business with my colleague, denaleck de milan. i'm marrying evans dean from me and the entire news team. thanks for the company with every day for us and for our planet. lloyd years is on its way to bring you more conservation.

$8000000000.00 in the wake of the devastation left by sight phone. gabriel, new zealand prime minister, chris hipkins called it his country's biggest natural disaster with entry. at least 11 people died and police are trying to trace hundreds who are still missing. now helen mirren is one of the most famous actresses in the world. and today, the british oscar winner is the star guest at the berlin international film film festival, known as the berlin allah. in her new film, golda helen mirren, plays the former israeli prime minister, golda meir. the film depicts her time in power in the 19 sixties and seventies, in particular during the war and 19 when prisoners back. and d w reporter david levitz is at the berlin allah. and he told me more about the film. right, well helen mirren, after 4 hours of makeup a day, it looks really more like golden mayor than she looks like helen mirren. it's, it's quite a transformation add chain smoking to that. and she really does embody the role of golden me or now helen mirren told us at the press conference earlier today that this was a person that she really admir

and gabriel has risen to 9 prime minister, chris hipkins said this number will increase. the police have listed more than 3000 people as having lost contact. since the sy clone hit 5 days ago, about $10000.00 that is placed in cities and towns on the north island are still without power and drinking water. the 73rd berlin film festival is underway with speakers and guests taking part in person for the 1st time since the pandemic actors and filmmakers were on the red carpet, alongside actress christian stewart, who heads the international jury. the one ukraine is set to be at the forefront of this year's festival. no money. kane has more from berlin. ah. now for a quick check of the headlines, the u. n. is appeal for a $1000000000.00 to cover immediate humanitarian needs and turkey year following last week's earthquakes. they also need $400000000.00 for quake affected regions in syria. russell said ard meeting survivors in the northern syrian town of generous sandy drop off the aid can help them to survive this winter. you can see that there are thousands and thousands of

chris hipkins says this number will increase. the police listed more than 3000 people as having lost contact since the cycle and hit 5 days ago. about 10000 people are displaced in cities and towns in the north island. i still without power and drinking water is due zealand worst flooding disaster in decades. those are the headlines we go back now to al jazeera world, to buy ah ah, tomorrow miss hull about as arabic is examining a series of cold and aged raids in the austrian capital. vienna code named operation looks all the raids took place in the early hours of the 9th of november 2020. they targeted in question 30 people old muslin. but none of them was charged with a criminal offense operation looks all took place exactly a week after a lone attacker shot dead full people in the center of vienna. though opinions differ as to whether the 2 events were connected. the operation did generate a large number of documents, including previously unreleased intelligence reports. they show a variety of seized items including personal b

effort, australia has promised $10 million to the aid operation, while new zealand's prime minister chris hipkinsllion to assist in the humanitarian response. the announcements came in the wake of an appeal from the un secretary general antonio guterres, who called for an international response to the disaster. i'm joined now by viv euini, director of international operations, at the new zealand red cross. thank cross. you forjoining us. we've heard thank you forjoining us. we've heard about the pledges that are coming in from all over the world, including countries like australia and new zealand how are they contributing to these relief efforts? �* , . contributing to these relief efforts? �*, . . ,, contributing to these relief efforts? �* , . . , , ., efforts? it's a massive event, a significant _ efforts? it's a massive event, a significant loss _ efforts? it's a massive event, a significant loss of _ efforts? it's a massive event, a significant loss of life. - efforts? it's a massive event, a significant loss of life. the - significant loss of life. the devastation across both countries is c

than $8000000000.00 in the wake of that devastating cyclone. gabriella zealand prime minister chris hipkins, calling it his country's biggest natural disaster this century. at least 11 people who died in police are trying to trace hundreds who remain missing. helen mirren is one of the most famous actresses in the world. and today, the british oscar winner is the star guest right here in berlin at the international film festival, which is known as the berlin knowledge in her new film, gold, helen mirren clay's former israeli prime minister, go to my ear. the film depicts her time in power in the 19 sixties and seventies, in particular during the yom kippur war in 1973 recent tyrants off. all right will joining us now from the red carpet at the bill and allah is my colleague, david levitz. david. it's good to see you. so talk us through this film. it looks really interesting job, right? you know, it, it was actually pretty shocking to see helen mirren on the big screen looking a lot more than go them air than she looked like helen mirren. and that's the result of 4 hours of hair and makeup t

just days after the storm moved in the pacific. several 1000 people, a still cut off by mister chris hipkins says the focus is now on recovery across the united states. neighborhoods are echoing to the sounds of a new sporting craze. pickable, the boom began during the pandemic and people who are looking for new ways to stay fit and have fun. rub. reynolds has mona, from santa monica, and california. it's the fastest growing sport in the us. 36 and a half 1000000 people played pickle ball last year. that's 14 percent of all adult americans. and many more than the 23 and a half 1000000 people who played tennis. pickle ball is easy to learn, inexpensive, and fun. yet pickle ball is a hybrid between tennis, badminton, and ping pong people really get into it, because with pick up all there's a lower part barrier to entry than tennis c, u, king competence and skill fat. and people get addicted to that feeling of accomplish. 0, one of those pickable fanatics is retired attorney lynn. so dick, even after 2 knee replacement surgeries, the 66 year old hits the court 5 days a week. she loves the sense

prime minister, chris hipkins, has announced relief package of over $7 million.pected throughout tuesday. let's go to auckland now. i am joined now by labour councillor, josephine bartley. programme especially at a time where i imagine you in teams must be so busy dealing with the situation on the ground. give us a sense right now on the urgent needs and priorities for people there.— the urgent needs and priorities for people there. thank you for havin: for people there. thank you for having on _ for people there. thank you for having on the _ for people there. thank you for having on the show. _ for people there. thank you for having on the show. i - for people there. thank you for having on the show. i would . for people there. thank you for| having on the show. i would say the most urgent needs right now our shelter, safety for those homes were damaged, flooded, those affected by the landslides. that would be the most pressing need would be shelter. followed by food. i shelter. followed by food. i don't know how many of our viewers or member but we spoke tojus

chris hipkins declared a national emergency on tuesday, only the third in the nation's history, as the's population live in areas that have been affected, with coastal communities seeing the most severe damage. nikki haley, the former governor of south carolina , has announced she's running to become the next us president. she was appointed by former president donald trump as us ambassador to the united nations, and is the first person to challenge mr trump for the party's 2024 nomination. here's some background on the new republican challenger. the people of south carolina chose me as their first minority and first female governor. i was the proud daughter of indian immigrants. not black, not white. i was different. a hate filled murderer who massacred our brothers and sisters in charleston has a sick and twisted view of the flag. it's time to move the flag from the capitol grounds. during anxious times, it can be tempting to follow the siren call of the angriest voices. i can promise you what i'll be doing is campaigning for this one. and we will remember it when so many countries co

prime minister chris hipkins warned that the total death toll was likely to rise as crews made contactest at has come to us from new zealand. carnival started with parties across the city of rio dejaneiro. you're watching bbc world news, you can get in touch with me on twitter. there are still lots of people suffering from power cuts with aberdeenshire badly affected and it was aberdeenshire where we had the strongest gusts of winds, up to 83 miles an hour recorded. today's weather, for most of you, cloudy day today. some light rain at times and mild but for some across the hills of scotland, we have seen snow overnight so some of you waking up to a wintry star to the day. satellite pictures show the storm working into north—east europe. we have had a weak area of low pressure bringing that snowfall across the hills of northern scotland and today there will be extensive cloud around. some light rain or drizzle and we will see some rain returning to northern ireland and south—west scotland later on today. bricks in the cloud are few and far between but at times, england will brighten up

moved into pacific, thousands of people are still reported to be out of reach. prime minister chris hipkins says the focus is now on recovery. the cyclone destroyed homes and infrastructure, and the cost of the clean up is expected to reach billions of dollars. there is no doubt that as a country we have a steep mountain ahead of us and we will climb that together. we know that this recovery is going to come with a big price tag, and we will have to once again reprioritize and re fire focus ary fits into our resources. we will build back better. but we will also need to build bit more resilience than before. many habits change during the pandemic, but one activity that was given a boost by coban 19 that's continuing to thrive as the sport of pickable, particularly in the u. s. the boom began when jim's closed, leading people to search for new ways to stay fit and have fun. rob reynolds has more from santa monica, california. it's the fastest growing sport in the us. 36 and a half 1000000 people played pickle ball last year. that's 14 percent of all adult americans, and many more than the 23

prime minister chris hipkins warned that the total death toll was likely to rise as crews made contactmmunities. five former police officers in memphis, tennessee have pleaded not guilty to second—degree murder — and other charges — in the case of tyre nichols. mr nichols, a young black man, died in hospital three days after being beaten in memphis last month. videos showed the officers repeatedly kicking and punching mr nichols after he'd fled a traffic stop. david willis has more details — his report contains some disturbing images. theirfaces masked, the five memphis police officers made their first court appearance as the mother of the young man they are accused of killing looked on. huddled before the judge, it was left to the lawyers dotted amongst them to enter pleas on their behalf. a plea of not guilty. urging patience, thejudge said the case would take time to come together. but there are those, tyre nichols' family among them, who believe these brutal bodycam images speak for themselves. they capture what their own police chief described as a "wolf pack" mentality on the par

new zealand prime minister chris hipkins has extended the state of emergency for another seven days after week. the death toll from the disaster stands at 11 — although there are fears that the number will increase. 2,000 people still unaccounted for. our correspondent phil mercer's following this for us. what more can you tell us? the new zealand — what more can you tell us? tte: new zealand prime what more can you tell us? "tt2 new zealand prime minister chris atkins is saying his country's resilience is being tested by ever before as you say the state of emergency only the third and new zealand history, is being extended by seven days. the cabinet has been holding an emergency session in the last few hours, they have unveiled a multi—million dollar plan to rebuild roads and transport links, and also give immediate relief to businesses. as you say, 11 people so far are confirmed to have died after cyclone gabrielle. those 2000 people who remain un— contactable, causing some concern to the authorities. there is no suggestion that their lives are in danger, many of them, because internet

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the prime minister, chris hipkins, has announced a $7.3million dollar relief package and warned citizensvy rainfall is expected throughout tuesday. for more on this i am joined now by moko tepani, mayor of new zealand's far north. wonderful to get you on the programme at a time that i know must be really difficult for you and i understand that you and your team are on the ground trying to get the people that help, can you give us a sense of what the latest is? think the wide devastation _ sense of what the latest is? think the wide devastation that - sense of what the latest is? think the wide devastation that has - sense of what the latest is? t'i “if. the wide devastation that has been caused by gabrielle and our region are very much in a response mode here in far north and new zealand. we have widespread power outages with around 111,000 households without power. around 43 of our towns very much widespread power outages because the north as well. and in my district we have notices for evacuations. it is very weak and they are very much encouraging people to stay home and stay safe and

prime minister chris hipkins has been to auckland to check out preparations there.repared and to follow the guidance that's being issued locally. 0ur correspondent in sydney phil mercer has more. weather forecasters are warning that this wild weather in the northland region of new zealand is just the beginning. 0ne forecastersaid region of new zealand is just the beginning. 0ne forecaster said that this was just the beginning, it was not impact day, and if you look more closely at the weather warnings and the forecast for the next few days, severe gales, heavy rain and very dangerous surf conditions forecast right until tuesday. the auckland harbour bridge was closed because of the wind, and area new zealand is cancelling a number of domestic and international flights. cancelling a number of domestic and internationalflights. and cancelling a number of domestic and international flights. and as we were there from the new zealand prime minister, residents are being urged to stock up for the next few days because they could come in parts of new zealand, especially acr

days after the stole moved into the pacific, more than 6000 people remain missing. prime minister chris hipkins says the focus is now recovery. the cost of the cleaner is expected to reach billions of dollars. a restaurant and buzzer is offering visitors a chance to enjoy a cultural experience while getting a bite to eat. the heritage home in the old city has been renovated to re resemble its original stain tonight, holds relics including old tools back to the 19th century. and was the news that he's continues on. is there a straight after inside story that he stay with us? bye for now. ah, had i was had a rather cool shamal wind playing across the gulf recently. so should with this sir band of cloud brisk winds here, making it feel rather chilly temperatures around 23 celsius. here in doha, picking up to route 26 as we go through, chiefly the winds falling light and it will feel a good deal more pleasant. not quite a pleasant up to was at eastern side of the care. we may will see some snow easing of it was a cook says for much of her to care for much of syria rather of and it will be dry and s

and gabriel has risen to 9 prime minister, chris hipkins said this number will increase. the police have listed more than 3000 people as having lost contact. since the sy clone hit 5 days ago, about 10000 are displaced in cities and towns on the north island. i stood without power and drinking water. the 73rd berlin film festival is underway with speakers and guests taking part in person for the 1st time since the pandemic actors and filmmakers were on the red carpet, alongside actress christian stewart, who had the international jury. the one ukraine is.

prime minister chris hipkins called gabrielle the worst storm to hit new zealand in the past century. new zealand's climate change minister james shaw delivered a scathing condemnation of governmental and action on the -- inaction on the climate crisis, which is contributing to more frequent and more devastating weather events. >> i don't think i have felt sad or angry about the lost decades arguing about whether climate change was real or not, whether it was caused by humans or not, whether it was bad or not, whether we should do something about it or not because it is clearly here now. and if we do not act, it will get worse. amy: in the u.k., activists with the group just stop oil delivered an ultimatum to prime minister rishi sunak, warning the british government must stop any new fossil fuel licenses after april 10 or deal with escalating disruption from the youth activists. the climate group is known for its high profile acts of nonviolent direct action and disrupting public spaces such as art museums and roads to bring public awareness to the urgency of the climate crisis. this

prime minister chris hipkins blamed climate change for the scale of the damage, calling it new zealand's worst natural disaster of the century. meanwhile, madagascar is bracing for cyclone freddy, one month after a devastating tropical storm killed 30 people. cyclone freddy is an extremely rare and long-lived cyclone, just the thi ever recorded crossing the indian ocean. here in the united states, at least 77 people held at two immigration and customs enforcement detention centers in california have launched a hunger strike, demanding the facilities shut down and release all prisoners. the hunger strike is an extension of an ongoing labor protests led by people at the mesa verde golden state ice prisons, who are paid just $1 a day for their work, including janitorial services where they've been exposed to black mold. officials at the detention centers, which are operated by the private prison contractor geo group, have retaliated against the strikers by putting them in solitary confinement. meanwhile, a new report by the group innovation law lab describes immigrants and asylum seekers he

new zealand's new prime minister chris hipkins said monday global heating is to blame for the extreme weather. >> climate change is real stuff it is having an effect on our weather. we are seeing more these extreme weather events. we need to be prepared. we need to do everything we can to combat the challenge of climate change. amy: in mexico, relatives of two land defenders who've been missing since january 15 are demanding authorities investigate their abductions and bring them back alive. ricardo arturo lagunes gasca, a human rights lawyer and empire medalist, and -- environmentalist, and antonio dÍaz valencia, an aquila indigenous leader, were last seen two weeks ago after leaving a community meeting in the state of michoacÁn against mining in the region. witnesses said the environmentalists were followed and threatened by a group of men. their vehicle was later found abandoned with several bullet holes. their family members have accused transnational mining company ternium of their complicity in the kidnappings. the steel manufacturer has faced mounting opposition from community

chris hipkins says the government may slow work on co-governance arrangements. the may or he --maori leader says she is shocked and disappointed by the remarks. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. haidi: still ahead, we will be hearing from a resorts company as they bet big on a ski resort in al qaeda. -- ski resort. first up, the dalton investments chairman sees headwinds ahead for chinese markets. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: let's look at the week ahead. tuesday, bloomberg economics predicting the rba will deliver its last rate hike of the cycle. the majority of economists predicting a 25 basis point hike. india also such release its monetary policy decision on wednesday. president biden will deliver the state of the union address before congress tuesday. he is expected to highlight key priorities and legislative goals as a new republican-controlled house begins to settle in. eco-data in china ppi data. ppi data out of japan. and initial jobless claims out