oh, it's the 3rd time be nose has worked with clare, denise, a filmmaker known for her intensity and complexity level chill. i'm always does include the adventure of a couples. love for each other is not stable or static. it's an adventure in movement, and sometimes there are shock as a shock. the question is, can saga and jones love survive the shock of an old flame that never went out? taking jim quine, which would you say isn't but to be as well as couldn't claim he can. kim's and his passion, the pit ah, to the beijing winter olympics, where hannah nice became the 1st german woman to win gold in the skeleton 21 year old wasn't among the favorites. but she beat australia's jacqueline narrow, caught, to get germany's 6th gold medal from 6 events. at the sliding center and international olympic committee says they will be no repercussions for ukraine's farthest lab harris given the athlete, flashed a sign in support of peace in his homeland. at the end of his skeleton, bob run, he revealed a sign reading no war in ukraine. the i o. c could have considered his act political, which is

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and in european cinema, oh, it's the 3rd time be nose has worked with clare daneen, a filmmaker known for her intensity and complexity level chill, the adventure of couples, love freight sha. there is not a stable static had vent shaft. it's an adventure and movement, sla, and sometimes there are shocks, shook the question is, can saga and jones love survive the shock of an old flame that never went out? taking gym quine from to what you say, eisen and what that means that we love the skin coline can contents and his passion the pit. and a reminder, the top story we're following for you. sherman president frank walters toddler has been reelected for a 2nd term. enormous in his acceptance speech, he referred to tensions between russia and ukraine, and urged germany at its allies to do everything to present war in europe. it watching dw news live from berlin up next reporter investigates the $1000000000.00 business of a legal waste disposal in europe. i'm nick spicer. thanks for watching. sun are driven by merciless greed builders fighting the destruction land grabbers are exploiting. t

hello, i'm clare richardson, thanks much for joining us. the leaders of china and russia have resolved to work together and against the united states. vladimir putin met with she, jim pang in beijing in a choreographed show of solidarity just hours before the opening ceremony of the winter olympics. and virtue sent a message to the west that they are unified in their opposition to nato expansion. the highest profile guest of the winter olympics, touching dawn and beijing, russian president vladimir putin is in china to attempt the opening ceremony. but before that, a much awaited reunion with his chinese counterpart, cheating pin to shallow alert. but the opening day of the wintel. mm hm. is this thought of spring leave here and on this special day we meet. what do we believe this new spring new change there will inject more vitality into china. russia relations torsion? the only the only that is the so i would like to thank you for inviting me to the opening ceremony of the bay ging olympic winter games, muslim republic. we know that that

in both sides of the blade, french director clare denise manages to be both stylish and intimate. her story of a woman caught between 2 men is deceptively simple. but the performances, bye as juliet be nash, as von so long dog are subtle and emotionally devastating. they come to the berlin festivals, most moving love story is. the chinese film returned to dust director li ruin jones gentle tale follows a pair of outcasts and a forced marriage as the eke out in existence in a series of small villages. they're constantly uprooted as farming communities are torn down to make way for urban expansion. that's interesting. but politics are subtext. here the real story in return to dust is the growing love between mar and glee, ying, an affection that has never sentimental and all the more affecting for its restraint. the 2022 barely nala, held in the midst of the crone of iris pandemic has been a bit of a strange affair. and the films shown here seemed to reflect the sense of alienation and the longing for connection that i think a lot of us have felt over the past 2 years. the movies ha

ah hello, i am clare richardson. thanks so much for joining us. a week of urgent diplomacy kicks off today as european leaders try to diffuse the crisis over ukraine. french president and manual mark wrong has been meeting with russian president vladimir putin during the meeting. micron said he hopes the talks in moscow will start to build more trust between the you and russia, and avoid war. couldn't praise microns efforts to resolve the crisis. the world is watching this meeting and other diplomatic efforts on more than 100000 russian troops are stationed near ukrainian border. so when i got straight across to our chief international editor, richard walker, richard at so much high level diplomacy going on right now on all france, where does the french president my mama crohn fit in yet? will mccoy is stepping into a sort of leadership role here. what we're witnessing with these talks are taking place in moscow today, and there is one kind of structural basis for that in that france currently holds the presidency of the european union, which is t

ah, hello, i'm clare. richard. welcome to the show. the german government has condemned moscow's decision to shut down the russian operations of this network. deutsche avella, germany's foreign ministry said the move would put a renewed strain on german russian relations. moscow made the decision to shudder. d. w. after german media regulators ban german language programming of russian state broadcaster r t, due to its lack of license dodge of l as moscow office has to close by order of the russian government. on wednesday, german media regulators banned german language programming of rushes, state media broadcast r t for operating without a german broadcasting license. d w's director general piece. a limburger called the russian government's decision, a disappointment, and a total over reaction. this is another sign that russia is not interested in. the russian government is not interested in press freedom and freedom of opinion, but i can only say um, even if we have to leave the country, we will intensify reporting on the country. s

in both sides of the blade, french director clare denise managers to be both stylish and intimate. her story of a woman caught between 2 men is deceptively simple. but the performances by juliet, be nash and glance. so london are subtle and emotionally devastating to confirm the berlin festivals most moving love story is the chinese film returned to dust director li. really john's gentle tale follows a pair of outcasts and a forced marriage as the e cout in existence in a series of small villages. they're constantly uprooted as farming communities are torn down to make way for urban expansion. nathan, to see that politics are subtext here. the real story and returned to dust is the growing love between mar and glee, ying, an affection that is never sentimental and all the more affecting for its restraint . you're watching the w news, and that's it from me and the news to him for now, don't go away though after the break, the w business is up with steven bits. there's plenty more news. all websites go call ah, we got some hot tips for your bucket list. ah, man, to corner tread hotsp

hello, i am clare richard. then a very warm welcome to the show. diplomatic efforts are intensifying as world leaders attempt to de escalate. the crisis around russia is true, build up on its border with ukraine and french president and manuel. my crohn has been in give, were talks with ukrainian president vladimir zalinski, have concluded. the meeting comes the day after mark wrong, sat down with russian president vladimir putin in moscow. the french president's take away from that meeting. he believed there would be no further escalation. so let's get straight across to dw correspondent nick connelly who is reporting for us from key. have nick. hi, good to see you there. so i'm a crime zalinski. they've just come out of that meeting. i took longer than we were expecting to what have the 2 agreed while the atmosphere were definitely better than expected. they seemed fairly cordial. while another, the main take away is that they expect to hold a leaders summit in the circle normandy format. that's russia, ukrai

high k, dozens are killed by russian rocket strikes ah. alarm clare richardson, welcome to the show. ukraine and russia have ended their 1st talk since war broke out 5 days ago without any breakthrough. ukrainian delegates says the negotiations were difficult, and the meeting was held in bella ruth, close to the ukrainian border. the talks began later than planned and lasted 6 hours bought, despite ukraine's hopes for a cease fire and a russian withdrawal. there was no agreement. and major cities, including the capital key of are still holding out, but there is no let up in the fighting. our next report takes you to ukraine and a warning that it does contain disturbing images. with the paternity of this conflict, in plain sight, more medic say the people here were injured as russian troops, shelves, the port city of murray. awful. one of them, a 6 year old girl, doesn't make it yet another pointless loss of life crush essays. it's not targeting civilians, but pictures such as these are which ukraine says is a residential building in flames. in the northern town of china have seemed t

clare. deborah, is it a mr. hood? will there be a 3rd that because you haven't ah, morgan is composed of many different surplus. you know, such as a rod not quite to make those organs in a test tube in this room for like the came up with an idea of using kind of on buddy about of developing environment as a sort of followed by a reactor with a directly real sell advertising content to us and decide who sees what content when, and how much of it. facebook claims that these algorithms are there to learn about our specific references. actually, this is untrue. they are shaping preference. if tomorrow were person finds a fake pull the video we're saying the and then this content rank somewhere at least 20 percent or maybe even 40 percent. really. that is true is a very dangerous thing with breaking news. russia's figure skating federation says, can deliver is innocent of any wrong doing oper, lab found she tested positive for a banned substance. the organization says they'll give the young athletes over help . they can cl

another woman filmmaker clare denise. to come this year silver bare as best director. her film starring julia panache tells the story of a love triangle. the silver bare for best screenplay went to layla stella for her political drama for b, a corners missus george w bush, a film that also took the award for best leading performance. comedian melton compton and the role of a courageous mother. debbie kate does a more to yeah, robbie a corners and all the mothers whose love a strong of them border. thank you so much. thank you. mm. the soon with melton, tutton revolves around a nearly forgotten story of a terrible injustice. the case of move to corners, a turkish citizen, born and raised in germany, wrongly accused of being an islamist terrorist. he spent 5 years in the u. s. detention center in guantanamo bay, years of trauma for him and his family, back in brain and germany. this is the aspect that german film director, andrea still is and decided to focus on his very realistic film, looks at murat corners as time in jail. through the eyes of his mother harby corners,

ah. clare again, i'm fully battle with the headlines on al jazeera guinea. the south president has survived a coup attempt and says the situation is under control. after nearly 5 hours of gunfire president tomorrow's. he's so coin. barlow says. the attack began while members of the government were meeting this. today we have facing an assault. i was in the middle of the council of ministers with all the members, including the prime minister. and we were attacked with very heavy weaponry for 5 hours. but now everything is under control, and one thing i can assure you there is no side that is linked to the co attempt. it is an isolated force, but it is also linked to the people we force. when i was elected president of the republic, i promised to fight 2 things, corruption and drug trafficking. and this is also linked to the s, and i knew what the price was, but the fight continues. your british prime minister voice johnson is pledging more support for ukraine vall, me, he met with ukraine's president in kiev johnson phase. moscow is trying to change the archi

another woman filmmaker clare denise. to come this your silver bare as best director. her film starting julia panache tells the story of a love triangle. the silver bare for best screenplay went to layla sheila for her political drama for be a corners, missus george w bush, a film that also took the award for best leading performance. comedian melton compton, in the role of a courageous mother. i would dedicate this war to yeah, robbie, a corners and all the mothers whose love is stronger than border. thank you so much . thank you. mm. the soon with milton tutton revolves around a newly forgotten story of a terrible injustice. the case of move to corners. a turkish citizen born and raised in germany, wrongly accused of being an islamist terrorist. he spent 5 years in the u. s. detention center in guantanamo bay, years of trauma for him and his family back in brain and germany. this is the aspect that german film director andrea reason decided to focus on his very realistic film, looks at murat corners as time in jail. through the eyes of his mother hobby corners, she a

music was a door opener for christ into only villa and clare reiber. as the do all pepper and liquor, they delight audiences with original songs from the 1920s as well as their own to, inspired by the era. but is that just an escape from real life? as my come on us to my talk on his feet, 1st of all, you can't escape from everyday life at all. you can't. it's just exciting when you look back there monday, whether it's the twenty's or other decades and wonder what was going on back then. i hoped, and what does that mean for me today was has to assume we tried to dusty from the fact that women went after what they wanted and didn't let anyone tell them what to do. visits, of course, we've grown up with his freedom and take it for granted, but you can still be inspired by the past and fight for your own freedom in a different way while under us at kempen. leech line heart also emphasizes how important it is to learn from the past for the future. and he may have been major challenges in every decade, but they were always dealt with them or that will be the

the city of bala, clare and shots and powerful explosions have been heard. russian forces has reportedly destroyed ukrainian army warehouses as well. ukrainian president's office says care is not satisfied with the conditions being offered by russian for sci fi negotiations. this is after the kremlin spokesperson claim to ukraine is refusing to hold talks and russia will continue. what is called a special operation, stressing again that russian army is not targeting any civilian areas. yesterday, when we were expecting negotiations with the ukrainian leadership, the russian president ordered a suspension of the russian armed forces advance. but as the ukrainian side has refused to negotiate, the advance of the main russian forces resumed this afternoon in accordance with the plan of the operation. ukraine of course, did not refuse negotiations, but that's about negotiations, which, by the way, have not yet taken place. ukraine and president zelinski categorically, renounce any unacceptable conditions or ultimatums from the russian side. right. and some news that is the most recent, the e

music was a door opener for christ into only villa and clare reiber. as the do, oh, pepper and liquor, they delight audiences with original songs from the 1920s as well as their own to, inspired by the era. but is that just an escape from real life? as my come on us to my talk on his feet, 1st of all, you can't escape from everyday life at all. you can't. it's just exciting when you look back there monday, whether it's the twenty's or other decades and wonder what was going on back then. i poked, and what does that mean for me today? let's assume we try to dusty from the fact that women went after what they wanted and didn't let anyone tell them what to do on t. v. as in kind of course, we've grown up with this freedom and take it for granted. but you can still be inspired by the past and fight for your own freedom in a different way. not mile. and us a kempton. which line heart also emphasizes how important it is to learn from the past for the future. and he may have been major challenges in every decade, but they were always dealt with them or that w

in both sides of the blade, french director clare denise managers to be both stylish and intimate. her story of a woman caught between 2 men is deceptively simple. but the performances by juliet, be nash, as von so london are subtle and emotionally devastating. they come to the berlin festivals most moving love story is. the chinese film returned to dust. director li ruin jones gentle tale follows a pair of outcasts and a forced marriage as the e count in existence in a series of small villages. they're constantly uprooted as farming communities are torn down to make way for urban expansion. nessa but politics are subtext. here the real story in return to dust is the growing love between mar and glee, ying, an affection that has never sentimental and all the more affecting for its restraint. i robert scott roxborough is at the breland alleret by the red carpet. scott: good to see you. so to night we're going to know who will win the golden bear? who's your favorite pig? yeah, those channels we just saw actually are all on my on my top 5 top 10 list um but if i had to pick just one.

was the most visually arresting film in berlin this year in both sides of the blade, french director clare denise managers, to be both stylish and intimate. her story of a woman caught between 2 men is deceptively simple. but the performances by juliet, be nash, as von so long dog are subtle and emotionally devastating. they come to the berlin festivals most moving love story is the chinese film returned to dust director li. really john's gentle tale follows a pair of outcasts and a forced marriage as the e count in existence in a series of small villages. they're constantly uprooted as farming communities are torn down to make way for urban expansion. that's interesting. but politics are subtext here. the real story in return to dust is the growing love between mom and glee, ying, an affection that is never sentimental and all the more affecting for its restraint . at the beijing winter olympics claim on the well has won france there 1st, alpine skiing gold metal. the 24 year old was in 6th place after his 1st run, but returned with a bang and scorched the ice river course in a stunning 2

was the most visually arresting film in berlin this year in both sides of the blade, french director clare denise managers, to be both stylish and intimate. her story of a woman caught between 2 men is deceptively simple. but the performances by julia be nash as long so london are subtle and emotionally devastating. the berlin festivals most moving love story is the chinese film returned to dust director li. really john's gentle tale follows a pair of outcasts and a forced marriage. as the e count in existence in a series of small villages, there constantly uproot it as farming communities are torn down to make way for urban expansion. nessa to see that politics are subtext. here the real story in return to dust is the growing love between mar and glee, ying, an affection that is never sentimental and all the more affecting for its restraint . or did i use film expert scott roxborough reflects on how the pandemic has influenced this year's festival. here in berlin. the 2022 belly nala held in the midst of the crone of iris pandemic has been a bit of a strange affair. and the film shown her

region which borders russia and the don best plains have allegedly been flying over the city of bella clare and shops and powerful explosions have been heard there as well. russian forces have reportedly destroyed ukrainian army warehouses, ukrainian presidents officers. kiev is not satisfied with the conditions being offered by russian forces fire negotiations. this is after the kremlin spokesperson claim to ukraine is refusing to hold talks at all, and russia will continue what it calls a special operation. now russia stresses, again that the army is not targeting any civilian areas to read me on. yesterday, when we were expecting negotiations with the ukrainian leadership, the russian president ordered a suspension of the russian armed forces advance. but as the ukrainian side has refused to negotiate, the advance of the main russian forces resumed this afternoon in accordance with the plan of the operation. ukraine of course, did not refuse negotiations, but that's about negotiations, which, by the way, have not yet taken place. ukraine and president zelinski categorically renounce any

we spoke with our rights campaign or clare damian, she says, feelings on this su, run very deep. i myself cannot access any just treatment. i have been death for 3 years because i cannot go to the hospital because they will not show me of a female clinician. i cannot use an 8 jeff ward's now. i cannot receive treatment and i happened to be a rate survivor. so this isn't women feeling a little bit uncomfortable. this is female specific rate trauma. and these feelings are actually 100 percent sustained by the united kingdom government ministry of justice transgender, sexual offender data. the only way they can end is by a return to male wards and female words. and if there is a problem with a male trans women in my awards, then the solution is not to put them into my votes. we have the solution is for them to find another way of dealing with this or that's it for now here, what are the international wrapping up this i was program, thanks for sharing. if stephanie with us here at moscow to quote an awful lot of stories to get through when we return a talk with john is not expressing

there are $800000.00 russian passport holders in these 2 areas, which are want to be clare, which want the kremlin to declare them as independent. putin could. justifiably, he would say, go in to protect those people from ukraine in aggression. it has to be said that while vladimir putin has said he will reach a decision to day monday on whether to recognize those 2 areas, le ganske, under that sc as independent. he might not necessarily tell us the rest of the world. what that decision is. he might be keeping that hit those cards close to his chest. there is a potential summit meeting with vladimir that with joe biden further down the line and a meeting with sir gay, love rob, and answer the blink and the u. s. sexual state on thursday. so the russians might want to just keep that information back for now. and once you're reading of these russian claims, bernard talking about this military encroachment either near or across the border, which ended reportedly with 5 deaths. yeah, the russian say they seized a intercepted or some sort of reconnaissance mission by the ukrainians to vehic

confidentiality that the plaintiff has agreed to abide by as a condition of this settlement in a legal context. clare short of actually going to a jury trial. is this the best possible outcome for prince andrew if only because he's lost so much, he's lost everything now essentially, and he will clearly now have to spend the rest of his life, i guess in the shadows here. yes. so this settlement came after a federal judge refused to de smith for the 2nd time, the law suit after prince, andrew had been fighting consistently to get the lawsuit dismissed. and one has to conclude that what he wanted to avoid more than anything else was a public display in which facts would come out there was that very damning photograph that has been highly publicized of him holding the plaintiff's waist, putting his arm around her. and that was a very damning photograph, which he claimed not to remember being taken at all. so he was very intent to boys at the public trial. in that sense, it's probably the best outcome for him. whether it's the best outcome for the public or for the plaintiff is another question. one probl

thanks to the truck, it's staging a blockade in canada of about an hour clare. the area after terry a judge grunted an order to enter the protest. ontario province has declared a state of emergency in response to the blockade which is causing gridlock. now, drivers of protesting against a code 1900 vaccine mandate, the stand off on the ambassador bridge, which connects canada to the u. s. of calls park shortages for major automakers like for general motors and toyota. it is these legal and punishable to block and impede the movement of goods, people and services along critical infrastructure. this will include protecting international border crossings. 400 series, highways, airports, ports, bridges and railways. during a televised address, canadian prime minister just intruder at knowledge that everyone may have caved 19 fatigue, but explained how the blockage is damaging the economy. the illegal blockade are hurting canadians, whether they're in ottawa, windsor, kuth, or emerson, their endangering jobs, the threats to our economy, and to public safety. the bloc

so l g, b, t, and rights campaign clare, damien, m. b, e. claire, thanks for joining us in the program. good. serve you with us today. this is obviously an emotive issue. certainly caused strong opinions on both sides or do you see how some women may feel threatened by the presence of trans people in there was so i was sorry. was there a question? yes, it was clear. so did you do you, do you sympathize with some women that may feel perhaps their safety is somehow compromised by the presence of friends people and i was well, i'd like to get this out to this opinion. i'd like to get at the fact and i am female, and i have already stuff in the n a s. and been at by d n. a check for pointing out the difference between our patients and transgender male patients, in fact. and this week, my surgeon tells me that i don't have a brain tumor, which i'm worrying about for 3 years. but i do have a blog there that could have been solved 3 years ago. and if my request for female clinician had been onset, now i base my attitude on the fact, her majes

this means that the rights and needs of women and trans women are equal in law rights campaign. clare demand and be says feelings on the issue. run deep. i myself cannot access and h as treatment. i have been death for 3 years because i cannot go to the hospital because they will not a show me of a female clinician. i cannot use an 8 jeff ward's now. i cannot receive treatment, and i happened to be re survivors. so this isn't women feeling a little bit uncomfortable. this is female specific rate trauma. and these feelings are actually 100 percent sustained by the united kingdom governments, ministry of justice transgender, sexual offender, data from the only way. this can end is by a return to male wards and female wards. and if there is a problem with my mail trans women in my awards, then the solution is not to put them in my words. the solution is for them to find another way of dealing with this thing for. so if you go with visionaries next that we're back in office with the latest news here, nausea international join us again that ah, join me every 1st. on the alex, simon, i'll b

. >> reporter: it has been a decade since the last gop nightmare when clare macaskill def defeated. > i think that's absurd. >> what kind of impact will it have in the general election? >> i think it will be good for us. >> he's been on the phone with a number of these candidates. he called billy long. he was spotted in mar-a-lago. he met with donald trump jr. they are angling for the trump endorsement. it is unclear if the former president will get involved in this race. a number of them aligning themselves with the false notion that the 2020 election was stolen. only one would back down that idea when i presented it to them yesterday. that was david shaw who said he has not seen any evidence to suggest the election was stolen. just how badly do they want the trump endorsement? one candidate, billy long, pulled out a tie signed by donald trump. and he had a fake $45 bill from his breast pocket. the picture on the $45 bill, donald trump >>> rick scott is getting ahead of his own party. it includes a list of frequent conservative talking points. one, public schools will not indoctrinat

not a blockbuster storm by any means, but it shows you the clare moving in over the next couple of days cooler, breezy in the afternoon, winds gusting up to 20 mph. onshore flow keeping temperatures at 59 in the city, 60 in oakland, 65 in san jose. overnight tonight, a blend of stars and clouds are cold as temperatures start dropping in the 30's. we will keep this cool pattern the next couple of days. midweek, by the end of the week, temperatures rebound. you're watching sunday. there's the slight chance of a shower, but right now any ring fall looks pretty minimal. kumasi: thank you. camilla, the duchess of cornwall, has tested positive for covid-19, four days after his charles was confirmed to be infected. they made the announcement this money. they say she is self-isolating. charles been inghe tested posit, but camilla had continued with public engagements while taking daily tests. they are both vaccinated and boosted against covered. today is your last chance to check out a very special valentine's day display in golden gate park. you can take your loved ones to see an enchanted for

and clare is exactly right, there is potential criminality here. it looks like finally the republicans found some voting fraud. and the justice department is investigating now. i think that there's something more than it's just criminal. it's more than that, it's a threat to the republic. what's the subpoena outline is basically a soft coup, not with arms, but with a kind of trappings of legal-ism. and in some ways this velvet coups even worse, because it's not over to the same way. and there's a really important piece by judge michael lewis in the new york times, a very conservative, a brilliant judge. and the whole breast of the piece was that this could happen again. fake electors could be appointed again. and the republican plan as it's outlined, was to have congress decide the presidential election and throw the vote just as this plan by these letters in congress today said. and so, we need prosecution and the first investigation, and then ultimately prosecution if the facts with the way they do. not just to get the state officials, but also a

that was also this period of shareholder primacy that the business roundtable at the time said to clared as part of its corporate governance statement that the first duty of any shareholders, and that'll as long as you take care of profits employees communities the customers they can take care of themselves and fill condit was a chairman of the business roundtable and more recently. you're seeing that shift the business roundtable is recognizing that companies have duties to all stakeholders. yeah, i think one of the saddest things is that one stakeholder group. that really last started boeing is the employees. mcnerney and the other ceos were just so anti-union. and had this mentality that they could get cheaper labor somewhere else. so all the talent here all this generations of skills. in some ways was thrown away and and the making people here feel like that meant that they lost. the last some pride in the company let's let's get back to the specifics of boeing i've often. heard people say oh boeing should be run by an engineer. you know, the current ceo is not an engineer. but denni