oh deborah, deborah. deborah knew that i got the job home. another hot breaking footage residence of a turkish nursing facility has been heavily damaged. been forced out in the cold with him as an injured. the earthquakes came and made low temperature is an snowfall in the region. images of local residents, grieving a circulating on social media with people in tears, trying to support one another anxious. is there wait for news about left forms? rescuers continued to pull victims from the rebel and to the turkish port of is going to run on the mediterranean sea. a fine has broken out on a container ship with a plume of black smoke rising high above. concerns grow that the fire may spread to other near by ships, as emergency crews do their best to fight the blaze. activities at the ports have been suspended and one of the nation's energy providers has already stopped the flow of gas as a precautionary measure. the city of dugdeon's happening at the epicenter of the 1st earthquake has been severely damaged. multi story buildings have collapsed

and trying to clear the deborah deborah, but also so they can maintain a public health. we'll aid is now trickling into riddle. held parts of northern syria rescue efforts are being hampered though in the water region. with many st. they feel abandoned another, unidentified object has been shot down of a north american air space. this time of a northern canada, canadian and american forces were tracking the object before a u. s. f. 22 aircraft, shut it down over the yukon. and the legal israeli settlers shot dead a 27 year old palestinian man of york by the west bank. it happened during confrontations between palestinians and israelis living in illegal settlements west of the town of south it. group of some 50 settlers, reportedly that at farmers and locals in the area. there been more protests in france against proposals to increase the retirement age. thousands of people took to the streets of paris after nearly a week of nationwide strikes. president emmanuel macros, pension reform is to raise the retirement age from 62. to 64. those are the headlines. the news contin

deborah deborah, but also so they can maintain a public health or aid is now trickling into rebel held parts of northern syria. rescue efforts were hampered in the war 2 in region with many they're saying they felt abandoned. another unidentified object has been shut down over the north american aerospace. this time over northern canada. canadian and american forces were tracking the cylindrical object before a u. s. f. 22 aircraft shot down over the yukon. this comes just a day after a flying object was shot down over alaska in the u. s. and one week after a chinese balloon was downed off the coast of north carolina. the object was flying at an altitude of approximately 40000 feet, had unlawfully entered canadian air space and posed a reasonable threat to the safety of civilian flight. the object was down approximately 100 miles from the canada. united states border over canadian territory in central yukon. it appears to be a small cylindrical object and smaller than the one that was down off the coast of north carolina. an illegal israelis that sir has shot dead at 27 year old palestinian man in the occupied westbank. it happened during confrontations between palestinians and a number of israelis living in the legal settlements west of the town of south. it's a group of around 50 settlers, reportedly attacked farmers and locals in that area. the chief of the u. n's, nuclear watchdog. raphael grossi has visited moscow for talks with the head of russia, state nuclear firm, rasa tom, ukraine's operational nuclear power plant top the agenda, the u. n. and roster. tom agreed to continue work on creating a safety zone there in eastern democratic republic of congo. there's been fighting between the congolese army and m. 23 fighters near the town of soccer, west of the regional capital goma. it comes a day after m. 23 fighters advanced closer to saki, prompting thousands there to flee their homes. east african leaders have called for an immediate cease fire. demonstrators demanding the resignation of peruvian president in a policy had been out on the streets of the capital. yet again. security officers fight tear gas to disperse. the crowds. clashes between demonstrators and security forces in the last 2 months had left don's dead. brazilian authority as have destroyed an illegal gold mining area and the on a mummy indigenous territory. the government is trying to expel 20000 illegal minors. they've been blamed for causing a humanitarian crisis in the reservation. who are those the headlines? the news continues here on the al jazeera, after the dark side of green energy to stay with us. ah, i was planning to see tomorrow to protest against climate change approach after planned a massive crime marching from blue square for years and its existence has been denied. but to day climate change has become a global concerned. citizens are asking their elected officials for concrete solutions to fight pollution and rising temperatures. why should we study for a future that is being taken away from us? in 2015, 195 countries committed to reducing their c o. 2 emissions at the end of the comp $21.00 conference. the new energy transition initiatives were officially launched. popsicle, like world war i thought the age of petroleum dominance has come to an end. green technologies such as wind turbines and solar panels will now find their place. this is one of the most impressive and astounding technological revolutions in all history. make our planet great again. ah, one object becomes a symbol of this new ecological era. the electric car, mitchell, shackle rancher or li zack, hold on here. cuz he'd only toss or went to a think. hello. no, that is under tony poor. lemme does say we're due to the poll, empty people are just talking about wind and solar is if that's gonna solve the problem. it won't as the energy transition takes us away from fossil fuel resources, it is already generating new environmental design. everything with surroundings whitson and societies is made up of minerals. basically, electric also made of metal to mineral ocean. they need to be mind somewhere, dental it from getting that off the ship with some that are related in it should listen to the next letter. and they took a, took it with a dark side of korean energies and often overlooked because the industrial and political challenges are numerous. the police went out to think of any muslim wishing of his all that club. however, on the sun, all measures did look at his inner british. if the so now, so soon as i guess uses his 2nd figure said that he told you so he would have fear that you will hear the bolus you what if the promise of clean energy was only an illusion? what if green text remedies are actually worse than the evils of fossil fuels? ah ah! the ecological transition is above all an economic transition to be convinced, one only needs to visit the stanza, genevas huge car, show electric is in fashion. it is even the industries future new vehicles are presented as green or stamped as e for 0 emissions. the ecological argument offers traditional carmakers the opportunity to reinvent them. because since the diesel gate scandal in 2015, buyers have become more responsible adopters. off electric vehicles are people who believe in sustainability. they want to do good for the environments. and they want to do their parts to contribute to fewer emissions and less pollution graham you to shikeria has one of those stood, legible distribution, donald rog, audra joe pop is sort of which already click. and this is why i'm for us at the end of you group, it's important to offer electric fights driving in each of our segments. in addition to the public's new found awareness, there are new environmental constraints. this is one of the effects of cop 21, especially in the european union. by 2030 vehicles will have to emit almost 40 percent less c o 2 per kilometer. the electric car results firstly from political decisions. we have to meet the c o 2 emission targets there are sets by that european commission that all of us manufacturers have to make and they're becoming more and more stringent. if we don't meet those targets, there are penalties that will follow and we will have to pay those penalties. and this is what we of course want to avoid. ah, what we hear from the automakers is that the electric car presents only advantages on top of preserving the environment, it will create new jobs. so it would be a technological miracle. to morrow, hundreds of millions of patrick vehicles will drive all over the planet. but manufacturers know perfectly well electric vehicles are not as clean as they are telling us. yes, oil has been abandoned. but other raw materials which have become essential have replaced it. these are rare metals, ah, me to let you know if you think you can use you can select package on one of the normal, like with the local that lead me to walk. i seek on the only time the platoon. if you let lady middle i'm to prove exotic opening one on the level appeal . so now you're going to get to the young. if you don't want to particularly meet your fortune in which, when you read metals are already present everywhere and gas fuel to vehicles who's sorry, i'm for example, allows windshields to filter out defense uv rays. thanks to you, ro, pm and turbo screens are colored red or blue. but in an electric car, the roll of rare metals is much more important. they even impact the vehicles vital functions ah, without neo damien. the electric car simply could not roll me to the cell, so we could do the mo, the muscle duties on imitated creek. it will tell me the tough for me to email you to click on the now she make any sense of what you said. battery is the heart of an electric car. it weighs up to half the weight of the vehicle and will not function without rare metals. to produce a maximum autonomy, an electric battery contains among other things, cobalt or graphite. but that's not all those, but it will be supplemental. wow. could you do you german, you told me to pre legitimate to come into additional jail. they did a cornel vista. ok with the military nation. the automobile industry has therefore become entirely dependent on these unknown raw materials, raw materials that are also found in most green technologies. the effect that we're trying to click step is on the the me talk me did off good on vow a while back while dizzy mom, by example poor harley montague, they will yena were did last year mito keyboard biomed to fabric yearly sooner and they've been, oh, so last place in new new foot over there, you can almost wander metal are known, poor poor driving analogy vet, in the now she ever knew robert? yeah. when that those long, the middle ha clean energy, currently represents only 7 percent of the planets electricity production. with the energy transition, solar and wind power will supply almost half of our electricity in 2050. in this greener world, it will soon be difficult to light heat or move around without rare metals. mechanically global demand will explode. don't is they will. yeah, no, that's willy little ha ha plus depend more don't lou hotel the fact or nearly napalioni unknown? don't cur. don't say gonzalieras by his own chilly, zillion of shock of our failure, nor lemaire over well, which diseases gatlin done to the middle. ha ha, by william after oil dependence. we're in the process of setting up a new dependence. ah. so where do these absolutely essential resources come from? wire manufacturers, not communicating on their importance? perhaps because rare metals are extracted far from our cities. far from sight. cobalt comes mainly from mines in the democratic republic of the congo. australia, chile, and bolivia. have abundant lithium deposits. indonesia is a key producer of tant, along zirconium or 10 thousands of mines on 4 continents are already producing hundreds of millions of tons of these resources. but one country in particular, has colossal reserves of these strategic raw materials. china the world's leading producer of rare metals, china extract 70 percent of one mineral that is particularly prized by green tech manufacturers. graphite we are in china's far north region in the province of hay long john. here the giant excavators brought down the mountain and laid bare the water tables to ensure our green future. graphite is refined in antiquated factories. humans from great risks, and nature is destroy. graphite residues are scattered across the countryside. these lives count very little compared to the billions in business they graphite produces for beijing. and china has thousands of rare earth, metal mines and refineries indian antimony, gallium, but also tungsten or germanium. they are scattered throughout the country. from what i is french, what she'll she'll should on the way should a free tongue. thought she no. hollywood glee. she'll as usual. she shows her g. g . i await either. surely. so that it all way boxes. you go up your call soda from the show show, you'll find quite that you'll notice usually either some harmonious and created by the chinese or paying a particularly heavy environmental and human price to allow our world to transition to green energy financial, put it on the home but have had to have a 1515 to 21 her to which one has to be he to again to the whole her go to the heart of a to 10 of her phone. they're talking to, she's with her and some within her there was within her and had her. i don't want to put all you have to get. i don't to him before the missing where for you to send me the 2000 miles from headlong jones, an inner mongolia. the chinese has been spectacular. industrial centers. those in the town of bout too are entirely dedicated to the refining of ram, mineral, a specific family of rare metals. the main pollution discharged from the factories is untreated wastewater. at the gates of the city, a huge artificial lake is born. fed by turns of black water, saturated with assets and heavy metals, such as chlorine or mercury dose, it also no one who hang on the face. has it away as soon as you hit the washer, you won't have to meet you unless you didn't hear from her. oh no without be worth . what officially? poway. doctor. good to go to law. mean, how would i owe the defeat off and on your behalf. other whom they were going to pay or was it a history of isa? all of them, i mean the thing that was her or her grandmother, to montana, with a futon. young, tim shop in hilton total $2000000.00. elegant without refining with. ah, the sources of pollution or the price to be paid. so our wind turbines are solar panels and our green cars can purify the air in europe. whole regions at the other end of the world are destroyed. and the height of the paradox is that these toxic discharges and polluting emissions continue to worsen our planets. atmospheric pollution which will tell you said yet, but the projects were they went back to what you would do sample sony who thank you for your facility to get to develop the value to that effect. so vulgar, these cooler pollution was in the they both knows of. do see poor poor is he boy, noble me, mission, consult to do duty novick the job of blocker. a commonly mil to performing for leno . he's when a new toyota machine was when you are green technologies contain not only rare minerals, they are also made up of all kinds of metals. even the most abundant to build a wind turbine, you need on average 20 tons of aluminum. and up to 500 tons of steel with an electric vehicle can contain up to 175 pounds of copper. this is 4 times more than some gasoline powered cars. this red brown metal is particularly popular with green tech manufacturers. in passage i need quick de long look. retrieval decrease best grew it renewal year in what we can offer me a fully cabinet, fully clean p funding quad destination. will it be which way to go valued from a debunk, bustling upon dutiful, godly bhakti. i will decree, lost my losses spots. so paula jordan crill, i go onto a football fix out fully initials on pondering returning your new treatment on the penal. been remaining on the all by the all paris on your on the yeah. the tongue retrieval. like all, so we'll continue, shirley qua solsbury, norma, actually laurie fuller, hop on your la mem, quantity volley, compulsions under michael dalton in buffalo, audriel, squan, alicia, audrey lupita, been remitted, whimsy. most who the need limone will not be the need for abundant metals such as copper. many other countries are now impacted by the production of green energy. is the subject. the promoters of the energy transition are remaining very discrete about to measure the extent of the damage. we must travel thousands of miles in northern chile. it's yuki come out of mine is the world's largest open pet copper mine this mine is state owned. it is a huge crater, 2.5 miles in diameter and more than half a mile deep. as global demand increases, the number of people and machines in operation continues to increase the football or tomorrow that the name won't let me go over to fee nor long. are you that the disintegrating dummy ganita little meal, there's a go to fino said, go to god, the name of the for nearly what are the saluted him. dick daniel, be in the process of getting the to gama civil youth and i said other a lot of what was interested in dummy to and i go to feel it through. no, no, you thought equal, but i would, i mean, i guess here what was it doesn't mean deluxe juki tomato contains 13 percent of the world copper reserves. but the deeper you dig into the rock, the less metal there is, with the current rates. the material is already starting to become scarce. as you log on to soup, the lab problem, the pollution more debris, long. no, only of options. i think. oh, yeah, ma'am, the, please. your official taz at elmhurst, a unique fin messenger, napoleon surely don't think napoleon short don't. he's an indian in calling to his dance that you'll. newman, if you're playing with nicholas all lit up on his shoulder. creal claim him as with graphite and china, juki, kemati contaminates the surrounding soils and rivers, with its toxic releases of heavy metals discharged into nature. but in chile, copper mining has serious cascading effects. in a country where the smell supports almost 10 percent of the working population, only a handful of individuals dare to publicly denounced the impact of the mine on the environment that emma has been, my loa, giving back to them, will gladly. then i'm in india, in an inductor mctavish. hm. to extract and refine the copper, you need water. lots of water. chunky canada consumes almost 2000 leaders of water per 2nd. however, in certain areas of this desert, one of the most arid zones in the world, it has not rained for 500 years garth, but 3rd of orpheus, he let not pass. so fairly us the hour sondra mentorship soon us poland. mean in here. it's a thin door, a min, fair uncle, from what i color. sassy gala black. the gum and pilla polk is a foster gum norma. how? well, again, my mother, alice, i camida so fast, solid, explore bundle it tower gay, an agreement that the name of camara set up on october. hm. if possible to let me nidia bottles in cameron's rivers come on england. st. plastic is everywhere. but if lawful as can be fishing boats and bubble gum, wellington boots, what more can be done with this plague polymers? earth ry, reimagining class day. on al jazeera women, ron micro businesses are key to center goals development and to improved food security. access to finance helps them succeed since 2014, nearly a $180.00 micro enterprises, collectives and small businesses across synagogue received concession re financing . these loans were made possible by initiative administered by the q right good. will fund the q 8 fund partners in development. lou. hello there, i'm this tanya, t a and i how with an update here for you on al jazeera, the earthquake death toll across to kia and syria continues to climb more than 29000 are now confound debt. 6 days on from the disaster hopes of rescuing any more survivors from the rubble are also beginning to fade on turkish present recipe that one says, step to will be taken to rebuild broken cities within weeks. he's denied accusations that building codes weren't properly enforced. bernard smith has more now from and tucker. one of the challenges for the government is he wants to move people away from these areas because it needs to stop this disaster turning into a public health catastrophe. the air is thick with smoke and dos. there's no sanitation. people are still buried under the rubble and people are sleeping out in the open so they need to provide the tense. there are some sense here on the outskirts of, on soc, is our bodies. they are beginning to arrive, but still aren't enough yet, but the government needs to get people out of this area in these areas so that they can start trying to rebuild. and trying to clear the deborah deborah, but also so they can maintain a public health while aid is now trickling into rebel how parts of northern syria rescue efforts were hampered in the water region. with many they're saying they felt abandoned. another unidentified object has been shut down over north american aerospace. this time over northern canada. canadian and american forces were tracking the cylindrical object before us aircraft shot down over the yukon. this comes just a day after a flying object was shot down over alaska in the u. s. and one week after a chinese balloon was downed off the coast of north carolina. demonstrators demanding the resignation of peruvian president in a bottle. water had been out on the streets of the capital, yet again. security officers fired tear gas to disperse. the crowds. caches between demonstrators and security forces and the last 2 months have left dozens, dead. brazilian authorities have destroyed an illegal gold mining area and the younger mummy indigenous territory.

deborah, deborah, good. i saw a woman screams. the earth trembled. all the buildings and hat i have collapsed. they are dead. and that the airport panic is the quake hit ah little screens on that. you'd use a politicians, television interview from an aide distribution center interrupted. have you received that july? the unit a from older a like now for families already traumatized disbelief. the terror has come again. on the audio, jack burton, we were very scared. we thought the ground would tear apart a nation rocked just 2 weeks after twin earthquakes, up ended the lives of millions, killing tens of thousands and destroying countless homes. it was really shaky. you know, we hardly stood up, it was very difficult, you know, you know, it was going to happen. be, we were expecting that. so right now, so we are expecting more. so everybody should be, you know, more prepared about this. this is the moment the quake struck aleppo in rebel held northern syria. wow. more misery for people still suffering severe shortages in food medicine and housing on to

and trying to clear the deborah deborah, but also so they can maintain a public health will aid is now trickling into rebels. held parts of northern syria rescue efforts were being hampered in the water in the region with many st. they felt abandoned. another unidentified object has been shot down to the north american aerospace. this time over northern canada. canadian and american forces were tracking the object before a u. s. f 20 to shut it down over the yukon. comes a day after flying object was shot down of alaska in the u. s. and a week after chinese, but it was down of the coast of north carolina. there been more protests in france against proposals to increase the retirement age. thousands of people took to the streets of paris. after nearly a week of nationwide strikes, has been to manual michael's pension reforms is set to raise the retirement age. and 62 to 64. the chief of the u. n's nuclear watchdog, raphael grossey has visited moscow for talks of the head of russia's state nuclear firm. ross, item ukraine separation nuclear power plant top the agenda, the un and rosa tom

out of this area in these areas so that they can start trying to rebuild and try to clear the deborah deborah, but also so they can maintain a public health across the border. aid is now getting into rebel al parts of northern syria rescue efforts were hampered in the war tone region with many sang they felt abandoned. w h o director general ted ross. i'm not, i'm gabrielle of visited aleppo today, calling situation there. heartbreaking you are. nuclear watchdog chief rafa grossi has visited moscow has been holding talks with the head of russia state nuclear. from ross a tom they discussed the situation at ukraine's upper region nuclear power plant. and they've also agreed to continue to work on creating a safety zone. their repeated shelling of the plant, which is now controlled by russia, is raised concerns about a potential nuclear accident. and israeli sector is shot dead, a 27 year old palestinian man the occupied west bank according to local officials. it happened during confrontations between israeli settlers and palestinians just west of the town of south that a group of $50.00 to $60

out of this area in these areas so that they can start trying to rebuild and try to clear the deborah deborah, but also so they can maintain a public health or aid is now trickling into revel held parts of north syria rescue efforts were hampered in the war to one region with many they're saying they felt abandoned another i'm identified object has been shut down over north america. an air space this time over northern canada. and the country is prime minister. just introduce says the object violated canadian as base. both canadian and american forces were tracking the object before a usa craft, then shot it down over the yukon. this comes a day after a flying object was shot down over alaska. and just one week after a chinese balloon was down off the coast of north carolina. well, those are the headlines. they'll be much more news for you here on out there after people and power to stay with us. talk to, i'll just 0. we. where should they not be more oversized perhaps so found ations like yours? we listen when it comes to diversification. we don't do it in order to get wrinkled directions, e

and trying to clear the deborah deborah, but also so they can maintain a public health. meanwhile, across the border, aid is now getting through to rebel al parts of northern syria. rescue efforts were hampered in the war. total region with many people saying they felt abandoned. now you are nuclear watchdog. cheetham, raphael grossi has visited moscow, has been holding talks with the head of russia, state nuclear farm ross, a tom a discuss the situation. it's ukraine's zappa region nuclear power plant, and they've agreed to continue work on creating a safety zone. there are pieces shelling of the plant, which is now controlled by russia as raised concerns about a potential nuclear accident. the big picture britain's true colors is the program next serious, dorcas days with one man leading the country through our prism to alice, others. last legitimacy, he needs to serve them. how has he retained control through over a decade of war? we examine the global power games of president brought out on the side. we believe assad simply carrying out iranian orders. what keeps you awake at night? w

this area in these areas so that they can, could start trying to rebuild and try to clear the deborah deborah, but also so they can maintain a public health, which is a release is considerable risk care of deteriorating rapidly learned on emergency services and volunteer groups. obviously people are in need now of essential services. and the lack of sanitation will, will, is a lot of concern about at the health risk from that did the sprite of disease possibly. but we'll just mentioning that to jam and age groups are withdrawn because of security concerns. what are you seeing in terms of their a groups that are there to try and provide people with humanitarian assistance oh, there are some turkish volunteers here. there are some government agencies here, not in the numbers. people would want to see them in a off foreign, a groups here. there's an indian military field hospital for example, set up in on takia as well. turkey is welcomed international health because it hasn't got the resources to manage a disaster like this on its own. so it's been relying on those outside outside assistance to

and trying to clear the deborah deborah, but also so they can maintain a public health ladies now trickling into rebels. held parts of northern syria rescue efforts were hampered in the water region with many saying they felt abandon another unidentified object has been shot down of a north american aerospace. this time of the canada. canadian and american forces were tracking the object for a u. s. f. 22, shut it down, comes a day after flying objects were shot down over alaska and a week after chinese balloon was down the coast of north carolina protest have gathered in toronto on saturday, calling for the resignation of benny as prime minister, excuse e rom, of corruption and blame him. the rising cost of living and eastern democratic republic of congo, there has been fighting between the army and m. 23 fighters near the town of sarky, some 20 kilometers west of the regional capital goma. it comes a day after m $23.00 fighters advance closer to saki, prompting thousands to free their homes. east african leaders of calls for an immediate cease fire. so those are the headlines. the news co

deborah deborah, but also so they can maintain a public health. meanwhile, across the border, aid is now getting through to rebel how parts of syria rescue efforts were hampered in the water region. with many saying they felt abandoned. w h o director general ted ross and none of gabrielle sauce visited aleppo to day colon. situation there. heartbreaking stephanie decker brings us more from the turkey syria border. aid is finally trickling into syria. on day 6, we've seen a un convoy go, and this is part of the usual un agreement that they've had before. some of the international teams that have flown in here to help with the earthquake are in and are starting to, to help out on the ground setting up tense medical facilities. but of course, if you're talking about search and rescue, it's already in the days are numbered and you know, it's a fight against time. the you and nuclear watchdog chief raphael cross is visited moscow. he's been holding talks with the head of russia state nuclear farm roster. tom, they talked about a situation around ukraine's operation nuclear plant and they've agreed to continue working on creating a safety zone. their repeated shelling of the plan, which is now controlled by russia, has raised concerns about a possible nuclear accident. we continue the work of the suppression, unfortunately, continues to be very fragile. very precarious. my ex birds, for example, to day had to be rotated. a group was waiting to go into the plant and another group to leave it. fortunately, this rotation is being delayed for the situation which is prevailing in, in the area were to day, very strong donations. were been heard. all of these, all of these, say to us that we cannot lose any more time. as rarely, sattler is shot dead. a 27 year old palestinian man in the occupied westbank coding according to local officials, which happened during confrontations between israeli settlers and palestinians. west of the town of south it, a group of $50.00 to $60.00 settlers, reportedly attacked farmers and local residents in the area in the east democratic republic of congo. there has been fighting between the congolese army and the em. 23 rebel fighters just near the town of saki. this is 20 kilometers west of the regional capital goma. it comes a day after the m $23.00 fight is advanced. close it is sunk, a prompting thousands to flee their homes. east african leaders have called for an immediate cease fire in the area and residents of museums largest at the oakland bracing themselves the arrival site on gabrielle in a region that's only just recovering from severe floods. strong winds and heavy rain warnings are in place for a north island or in everything that we're covering a bit later on. but for now we leave you with our world. ah ah ah. 2 ah indeed well, a lot no losing williams ah lou before this declaration of the republic, in 1957, denisia was an autonomous monarchy under the ottoman empire and the french for over 300 years. the ottoman name for a provincial governor was the bay and the her seni dennis t. o to from the early 18th century, p not is really snappish mom. so she been messing with libya. money really? 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deborah, please reach very much. deborah haines from sky news. do you believe that ukraine can achieve victory on the battlefield? or do you believe that, oh, timidly, you're going to have to negotiate, maybe even compromise, maybe even talked her vladimir putin. and if i may ask a 2nd question please, and 20 around 20 of nato's member states. have a, would you like to see all 30 member states increase their defense spending given the need to continue to support ukraine and that does include the u. k, which has yet to do that. thank you. yes, but i no, thank you for your question. your chest was a little bit last another. if i forget something, please make sure to remind me. let me tell you this little positivism, this important thing. 20 countries is a lot, but there are so many countries around the world who started to increase their defense budget. so this, is there a complicated meta and requires a complicated answer. there was a previous question, how do you re, for him institutional security globally? and you are talking about the increase

deborah says, down the hills? deborah says, what about the disabled? do they have housebound?olutely have stay housebound? absolutely it's i think it's a conversation that i think we're to continue to have we're going to continue to have on right last wednesday, on and on. right last wednesday, lancashire warned lancashire police warned the pubuc lancashire police warned the public to stop playing detective after social after claimed that the social media significantly media sleuths significantly distracted . the investigation of distracted. the investigation of the late nicola bolly. over the last few weeks, police stated that an influx of speculative reports and of public reports and members of public conducting investigation had conducting an investigation had diverted . the diverted the attention. the police potentially wasting time and resources. police potentially wasting time and resources . armchair and resources. armchair detectives took it to the next level with this situation from researching online to actually physically retracing and this evening it was revealed t

deborah says, down the hills? deborah says, what about the disabled? do they have housebound? absolutely have stay housebound? absolutely it's i think it's a conversation that i think we're to continue to have we're going to continue to have on right last wednesday, on and on. right last wednesday, lancashire warned lancashire police warned the pubuc lancashire police warned the public to stop playing detective after social after claimed that the social media significantly media sleuths significantly distracted . the investigation of distracted. the investigation of the late nicola bolly. over the last few weeks, police stated that an influx of speculative reports and of public reports and members of public conducting investigation had conducting an investigation had diverted . the diverted the attention. the police potentially wasting time and resources. police potentially wasting time and resources . armchair and resources. armchair detectives took it to the next level with this situation from researching online to actually physically retracing and this evening it was reveal

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deborah roberts has more. good morning, deborah. >> good morning, michael. yeah, there's been a lot of chatter because for four decades her trademark has been about shock and awe on stage and off, her m.o. all about sparking reaction. but after the reaction she got at the grammy awards some are asking if this was less about madonna and more about how we treat women who are growing older. >> are you ready for a little controversy? >> reporter: madonna herself bringing that controversy as she stepped out on the grammy stage turning heads and raising some eyebrows. >> if they call you shocking, scandalous, troublesome, problematic, provocative or dangerous, you are definitely onto something. >> reporter: the queen of provocation getting picked apart on social media for her appearance. some calling her unrecognizable. ♪ >> reporter: yet some female advocates firing back for what they see as blatant ageism. >> women have to spend a whole lot of money and time on their appearance just so that they can be accepted by others and that's not fair. ♪ >> reporter: the 64-year-old pop star who recently announced her upcoming international tour -- >> you think people would come to that show? >> i'll be there. >> we'll all be there. ♪ >> reporter: -- is no stranger to pushing boundaries from wearing lingerie as outerwear to those eye-popping cone bras and other cheeky getups to controversial performances including her "like a prayer" music video. ♪ >> reporter: and that famous kiss with britney spears at the vmas, but madonna has also been vocal about aging in the spotlight. >> to age is a sin. you will be criticized. you will be vilified and you will definitely not be played on the radio. i think the most controversial thing i have ever done is to stick around. >> reporter: some applauding her longevity as inspiration to spark a new conversation about women and the beauty of growing older. >> how is it fair for us to judge people like madonna for just getting older, which is something every single one of us does. until they figure out how to stop time i think we and our families need to let people like madonna make their own choices. >> reporter: simmons shared that outrage on her social media account quoting a statistic that says two-thirds of women over 50 say they've experienced discrimination. she says we need to now talk to our children about criticizing ageism and not the women who are coping with it. guys. >> all right, deborahnk you, deb. >> of course. >>> now to a "gma" health alert. february is american heart month, and one maryland mom is sounding the alarm on the unusual symptoms she experienced after suffering from a heart attack during her child's pta meeting. erielle reshef has the story we first saw from our affiliate wjla. >> reporter: for 52-year-old mom donnese tyler, a routine pta meeting turned into a sudden medical emergency. >> i felt a sharp, you know, pressing, odd pain in my chest and i felt like discomfort in my throat. >> reporter: and one more unusual symptom, the water she drank tasted salty with the combination of atypical symptoms she was urged to seek medical attention. >> i did not want to go, but two of the moms actually drove me to the er. >> reporter: doctors at a bethesda, maryland, hospital diagnosed her with s.c.a.d., a tear in the arteries of the heart that may cause a heart attack or even lead to open heart surgery. >> if i had not been around those moms, i would have just

deborah didn't realize how important she was to the field. we were building. but deborah, you were just crucial. and so when when we i mean the whole point of founding i remember in 1977 we went to the berkshire conference it was in mount holyoke rising sharon and i and we knew then we had to be our own. you know this group we here i mean we recognized it as building the field and that the hard part here's the the challenge is that when you get hired and you go to a school and are the only black woman not only in the history department, but sometime in the entire city university, you're not of them recognize that you are building fields and not all of them take the field that you are building seriously, but you just keep working it. and this is where you're talking now. you just keep working at it and you just keep teaching your students. and i want to tell you, i know i built field because i have taught some great students students. i tell you, one of my great students is erica armstrong dunbar. if i can. just a minute what i know now that i've been and i'm looking all these people out here. but i did not. i you know i really didn't know them. how can i just say one more thing. i mean, i think erica tell you is that i we were building a field and i saw another student i had this wonderful this is just a pen. stephanie camp. yeah she one of my students. i mean, i've taught so many students and i taught at dartmouth. annette gordon-reed i taught at harvard and it. gordon-reed daughter, i mean, you know, there are so many great historians and you are telling them, you know, when they see you. deborah they know that they're in something special and absolutely. and i'm going to i'm going to move us along because we have like no time. but i want to get i know we have some questions over and what i'm going to do is ask you to kind of say your quick question. we'll just bump, bump, bump and we'll just sort of move through them quickly. maybe one person responds to a question here. hi, i'm chiara, a student at rutgers. and though this is a start in process of giving you your flowers as we all go, our separate ways, i'd like to know how we can continue to honor the work you've done in own individual journeys. okay, continuing the work. yes, hi, my name is mimi borders. i'm a graduate student at princeton university. and my question is, how do you define your role as a black intellectual inside and outside of the academy. hi, i'm dean sykes, undergrad student at howard university. it seemed as if all three of you spent some time at howard, whether that's being a student or in the archives

deborah, even off the more than 36 hours since the initial quake. local report say that the voices can still be heard under the deborah while the search specified was continued no more than 5000 buildings have collapsed into a search and rescue operations continue to look for survivors. russian emergency teams have been providing assistance in the efforts working on the ground and that is off the zone and moscow now plans to send even more emergency personnel there. let's get some updates now the latest from this tragedy with correspondent peter scott. according to unofficial figures around 132 people were killed in this earthquake and 909 people i've been left injured. of course, those are unofficial figures, and unfortunately are expected to rise as we entered day 3 since those devastating earthquakes rocked the city. and of course, the cold temperatures, overnights humphrey rescue efforts, some of which you can actually see going on behind me. now those substance somewhat busy in the day, which people are grateful for. now what you can see behind me is one of the largest residential complexes in the city. it's originally comprised for buildings.

our deborah roberts sat down with debra martin chase. good morning, deborah become a regular hitmaker blazing new trails breaking barriers and now opening doors for the next generation of women of color. >> i give you -- >> a princess. >> reporter: if you recall being charmed by that teenage newcomer who discovered her royal roots -- >> a princess? shut up. >> i beg your pardon. shut up? >> reporter: or mesmerized by magical jeans that fit anybody. >> the pants can fit me? >> and me. >> and me. >> and me. >> reporter: and dazzled by a new cinderella starring whitney houston. >> i'm your fairy godmother, honey. >> you? >> you gotblem wh th? so many redea martin e you met chase. >> do you get a gut feeling that something is going to work? >> yes. when we were making "princess diaries," i had the feeling we were doing something special, certainly with "cinderella." the ballroom scenes and the dancing and the dresses. those were the hardest things to produce, but, yeah, we kind of new. >> reporter: at the harlem school of the arts chase sharing the ups and downs