florian corfield and david wagner both kept their jobs but both were immediately feeling the heat after losing last weekend. and those nerves showed on the pitch with plenty of tackles but not much in the way of chances i and with little creativity from open play it took a set piece to break the deadlock. midway through the 1st half the visitors seized a rare opportunity from a corner i was i a nice not down by just sergeant fine in the class fuku can make use of space to bury the loose ball. shuck a struggle to respond with a side full of players they loaned out last season and wants to sell in the summer . and so it was left to players like. mark and not bill bennett celeb to get the shock engine going. i was on car but was unable to hide his frustration spitting at livi cowardice team so i the referee didn't spot the offense of the footballing or thirty's of now charged him with unsporting behavior . the opening goal a given braman a new lease of life and they made their superiority can i another set piece delivered by augustine sun and food called was left unmarked yet again for a r

all this let's cross over now to our correspondent flora knew she was following the story for us florian what caused these protests. well these protests were initially triggered by the banning the dissolution of the most popular opposition pati the future forward potty in late february of this year . this is when the n.t. governments movement really formed and started to have minor rallies then obviously the corona pandemic put a halt to all this kind of protesting and it basically just started up again in july with major rallies after the shutdown here in thailand had been eased and it has basically gone on ever since so for the past 2 weeks we have seen various protests all through the country but obviously today could really become a watershed moment for thailand because the organizers say they're expecting up to 100000 protesters gathering here in bangkok this weekend and there is there any sign for him that the government is willing to listen to these demonstrators or bow to their demands. well they have been very mixed signals during those recent weeks on the one hand over the cour

florian corps failed and david wagner both kept their jobs but both were immediately feeling the heat after losing last weekend. and those nerves showed on the pitch with plenty of tackles but not much in the way of chances and with little creativity from open play it took a set piece to break the deadlock. midway through the 1st half the visitors seized a rare opportunity from a corner i was i a nice not down by just sergeant fine in the class fukuoka acres of space to bury the loose ball. shuck a struggle to respond with aside for the players they loaned out last season and wants to sell in the summer. and so it was left to players like. mark and not be a pencil lead to get the shock engine going. i was on car but was unable to hide his frustration spitting and. i the referee didn't spot the offense of the footballing or thirty's have now charged him with unsporting behavior. the opening goal a given braman a new lease of life and they made their superiority can i another set piece delivered by augustine and fu called was left unmarked yet again for a relatively straight forward hea

by florian schmitz from florian as not full 5 days after the fire how many people there are still preparing to sleep without shelter. this is very difficult to express in numbers out of the 13000 refugees who lived in moria before the fire only both 300 have moved into the new facilities 400 unaccompanied minors had been transported to the mainland earlier this week yet the situation here less buses rather chaotic in a press conference this morning the greek minister of migration. has announced that tonight 5000 beds will be ready for the refugees as of today though the press has no longer access to the street where a majority of the migrants and refugees still gather about a 1000 people in the area of the former morea camp others are scattered around the area which means that the majority of the 13000 people spent another night outside floor and we heard that some people are refusing to move into the new temporary accommodation. waiting for instead well they're hoping to be transported either to the mainland or even better to countries in western europe such as a germany or france or the u

well for more on this i'm joined by florian schmitz from lesbos florian as not full 5 days after thefire how many people there are still preparing to sleep without shelter this is very difficult to express in numbers out of the 13000 refugees who lived in moria before the fire only about 300 have moved into the new facilities 400 unaccompanied minors had been transported to the mainland earlier this week yet the situation here less buses rather chaotic in a press conference this morning the minister of migration northeast has announced tonight 5000 bits will be ready for the refugees as of today though the press has no longer access to the street where a majority of the migrants and refugees still gather about a 1000 people sleep around the area of the former morea camp others are scattered around the area which means that the majority of the 13000 people spent another night outside floor and we heard that some people are refusing to move into the new temporary accommodation what are they waiting for instead. well they're hoping to be transported either to the mainland or even better

was especially lively he started a move that ended with florian this pitching the post. of the 17 year old is seen as the ets if i haven't said that there's a big shoes to fill. as the tempo dropped christopher who went close with a set piece he chaired one couldn't put away the rebounds either it looked as though patrick shit could put his own club to the sword in the 77th minute but the assistants franks wanted the new leave of his man he was just offside when karim bene robbie played him and. it ended one whole and even though the game showed neither side has quite worked out how to replace their departed stars ultimately both teams were happy. for them but fortunately there were 2 champions league quality sides out there and you can see that we want to improve but leverkusen away is no easy task we'll take a point. to even him and us that little was a good amount of their good work off they lost a couple of players like we did off the receiver so they have to work out their new set up special we have to do 2 before we're both a little way short of buying but we both

called florian how is the situation in bangkok are the protesters still out. absolutely and that does not come as a surprise because the protesters had already announced that they're rarely would actually last until sunday morning and that the events on the stage on the main stage would probably last well until the wee hours of the morning so it is the middle of the night right now but the protesters are still growing their main acts have. taken to the stage and have started delivering their speeches in which they have voiced criticism of the monarchy and we're actually expecting those speeches to continue for at least another hour and all this comes despite the warning that they should not protest so what's been the police response so far police have been very lenient so far as they have been all through those last weeks when we have seen various protests all across the country they have led the protesters on to this royal field that was supposed to be off limits but they have basically just. realized i would say that you know a crackdown against tens of thou

correspondent florian in bangkok says the latest protest represent a significant escalation of the stakes are high thailand's students are risking it all by challenging not only the incumbent military backed regime but also the until now untouchable monarchy this is nothing short of revolutionary in a country that has had its fair share of violent crackdowns against dissenters now the genie is out of the bottle and it's not likely to go back in any time soon many expect this weekend's protest leaders to be slapped with lawsuits and long jail terms for what the government calls inciting unrest or for supposedly defaming the monarchy. but the self declared leaderless revolution is set to continue protesters are vowing not to stop until their demands are met whatever the costs may be. opponents of the hardline leader of belarus alexander lukashenko are calling for more mass protests later on sunday weekly demonstrations in the capital minsk have become the focus for the pro-democracy movement in an attempt to reassert control police have arrested hundreds of women. thank you. only cowards be

for more let's bring in our correspondent florian who is following the story for us in bangkok florrie and it's dark now as you can see are protesters still out. absolutely and that does not come as a surprise because the organizers had made it clear from the beginning that they would hold a rally that would not only. you know be bigger in terms of participants but also bigger in terms of duration so. the main speakers about to get on stage as we speak now so around 9 o'clock local time here in bangkok. we have heard some pretty spicy stuff or i should say dicey stuff already but as i said the main act still to come and we'll have to wait and see how these protests will unfold even further. these people were warned not to protest what's been the police response so far. the police have actually remained quite lenient as they have been all through those last weeks they might have realised that if they were to crack down on those people on those protesters they might have an even bigger problem at hand because there are just so many people organizers are saying that we actually have 10000

ok florian thank you for that insight. let's take a look now at some of the latest news on the penn demick across the world. guatemalan president alexander jemmett today says he's tested positive for corona virus that says the central american countries face stiff travel restrictions imposed months ago to contain infections the region at the heart of australia's outbreak is on course to relax restrictions victoria's state reported its slowest daily increase in new infections in 3 months and france has registered another record a daily increase in code 19 cases more than 13024 hours. many other european countries are also facing a surge in corona virus infections leading to new restrictions across the continent spain was one of the hardest hit countries during the 1st wave of the pandemic situation has again been worsening in recent weeks but authorities want to avoid the harsh nationwide lockdown ordered in march and are opting for more localized measures instead now. rapidly rising infections in madrid have sent the spani

and correspondent florian in bangkok says the latest protest represent a significant escalation and the stakes are high thailand's students are risking it all by challenging not only the incumbent military backed regime but also the until now untouchable monarchy this is nothing short of revolutionary in a country that has had its fair share of violent crackdowns against dissenters now the genie is out of the bottle and it's not likely to go back in any time soon many expect this weekend's protest leaders to be slapped with lawsuits and long jail terms for what the government calls inciting unrest or for supposedly defaming the monarchy but the self declared leaderless revolution is set to continue protestors are vowing not to stop until their demands are met whatever the costs may be. president donald trump wants to appoint another woman to replace the veteran supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg she died on friday republicans have vowed to press ahead with the nomination but democrats argue that the process should be delayed until after the election in november. the steps of the

the was especially lively he started a move that ended with florian this teaching the post. of the 17 year old is seen as the attic i have a sense of big shoes to fill. as the tempo drops christopher and when close to the set piece he chan one couldn't put away the rebounds either it looked as though patrick shit could put his old club to the sold in the 77th minute but the assistants franks wanted the new leave of his man he was just offside when karim bene robbie played him and. it ended one whole and even though the game showed neither side has quite worked out how to replace their departed stars ultimately both teams were happy. for them but fortunately there were 2 champions league quality sides out there and you can see that we want to improve but leverkusen away is no easy task we'll take the point i'm far on to win him and us little cause is a good amount of their good teams back off they lost a couple of players like we did off the receiver so they have to work out their new set up special we have to do 2 before we're both a little way short of buying but we both pl

happen before then so there will be some more interesting times ahead sounds like a real standoff florian in bangkok thanks so much. in the united states republicans are vowing to push ahead with selecting a new supreme court justice to replace ruth bader ginsburg who died on friday president trump has pledged to select a woman and says he could make a nomination as early as next week democrats argue that the process should only happen after this november's election meanwhile tributes to the late supreme court justice continue to come in. the steps of the supreme court have become a makeshift memorial to ruth bader ginsberg the collection of flowers and cards grew throughout the day. in the eyes of some people ginsberg was more than a leading judge a champion of women's rights even a liberal icon. it was because of the work that she's done that i was able to have a good job that allowed me as a single woman to support myself and to choose to have a family to have reproductive choices that allowed me to. delay pregnancy and till i was ready for it and then to choose to do it on my own. the

or for more on this i'm joined by florian schmitz from lesbos florian as not full 5 days after the fire how many people there are still preparing to sleep without shelter this is very difficult to express in numbers out of the 13000 refugees who lived in moria before the fire only about 300 have moved into the new facilities 400 unaccompanied minors have been transported to the mainland earlier this week yet the situation here less buses rather chaotic in a press conference this morning the greek minister of migration not just me has announced tonight 5000 beds will be ready for the refugees as of today though the press has no longer access to the street where a majority of the migrants and refugees still gather about a 1000 people around the area of the former morea camp others are scattered around the area which means that the majority of the 13000 people who spent another night outside flooring we heard that some people are refusing to move into the new temporary accommodation what are they waiting for instead. well they're hoping to be transported either to the mainland or even bett

pro-democracy protests in thailand correspondent florin is following the story for us in bangkok florian how significant are the scenes that have played out this weekend in the thai capital. well one cannot overstate the significance of what we have seen over the last 24 hours even a little more than that well after the protesters thousands of protesters have camped out on the protest ground that originally had been off limits so they had forced their way into this wall ground. and right after sunrise this morning they installed a brass plaque on this royal ground. a replica of a plaque that was there and was sort of commemorating the 1932. revolution here in thailand and that basically read thailand belongs to the people not to the monarch so now they have installed a replica of that plaque ride on the roll grounds so that can be seen as a major provocation to the authorities then after they had done that they marched towards the grand palace which was just a few minutes away you could see it actually from the protest grounds and they demanded to hand over their their demands to a prett

and for more on this let's bring in our correspondent florian knew she was following the story for us in bangkok florent what's the latest. well after the students had all gathered at a university campus in the historic center of bangkok they have now moved to a close by royal ground being a vast open space right in front of the grand palace and originally this this where was supposed to be off limits for the protesters but they have force they way their way in the police standing by we're hearing conflicting signals from the authorities so apparently some trucks that were supposed to get on this big square to assemble the stage there have been blocked from entry at the same time the police half actually retreated in a way and how let's thousands of protesters onto the ground that was previously was supposed to be off limits so at the moment protest as assembling the big stage where the major speeches are supposed to start in about 3 hours time and as we have heard the protesters want to stay all night and into into sunday so it will be a long day and night here in bangkok i can imagi

florian corfield and david wagner both kept their jobs but both were immediately feeling the heat after losing last weekend. and those nerves showed on the pitch with plenty of tackles but not much in the way of chances and with little creativity from open play it took a set piece to break the deadlock. midway through the 1st half the visitors seized a rare opportunity from a corner i was a nice not down by just sergeant fine in the class food because of space to bury the loose ball. shuck a struggle to respond with a side full of players they loaned out last season and wants to sell in the summer . and so it was left to players like. mark and that were bent to lead to get the shark engine going. i suppose on car but was unable to hide his frustration spitting at luke augustine so why the referee didn't spot the offense for the footballing or thirties have now charged him with unsporting behavior. the opening goal a given braman a new lease of life and they made their superiority can i another set piece delivered by augustine and fu called was left unmarked yet again for a relatively st

steps of the french president's residence this friday emmanuel maccoll has been meeting with his only florian counterparts asselin weta that meeting came just days after a seventy eight year old one zero was officially nominated by his party and its candidates in this october's election. the two leaders hunt lunch together with the political situation in only ththree coast on their agegendas well as t the crisis in mali following last monthth's millel. tree to. with more we can bring douglas gates a professor of. science i the- graduates here in paris he's also written extensively on african affairs in the past thank you for being with us once again here- on france twenty four. now the french president has made no. public a declaration about what surrounds decision to stand for re election in ivory coast but my call has long been cooling for africaca's old gods t to gie wayy to o some. form of new blod what do you make of the french leader's silence on this issue. all we know in december he had congratulated publicly congratulated alassane ouattara for stepping down and for not running for a

or bangkok correspondent florian spoke to us earlier and told us the protests pose a new challenge to the established authorities in thailand thailand has arrived at a new juncture unlike during previous times of upheaval the fault line is and yellow versus red urban elites versus the poor a rule population anymore a broad based and organic youth movement across the country often the sons and daughters of the establishment is challenging the powers that be to reform and modernize it began with a call for the military backed government to resign constitutional reforms and freedom of speech but it is increasingly also breaking a century old by calling for changes to the powers of the so far on touchable monarchy. ultimately the protesters want to reset the rules and create a genuine constitutional monarchy in which the government is accountable to the people and the king does not have a say in daily politics the question now is whether a compromise can emerge or if thailand will see violence in its streets again. letting on to sport on and saturday's early games vadra braman were hoping

on the accordion, 93-year-old florian. >> hey, there we go. >> besides his role in the band, he is kno decades as a democratic state senator. he recalls rubbing elbows with big-name minnesota democratic politicians like hubert humphrey. but something changed, he says. >> we never had that relationship after obama came in. that was a disaster. the days of humphrey in this area is over. >> for years, democrats like him have been moving to the right, away from the party on environmental and social issues like abortion and for candidates who have pledged to uphold their way of life. one such candidate, president trump. in 2016, the president lost minnesota by less than two percentage points. he flipped 19 counties that obama won in 2012 and in parts of northern minnesota, the democrats' edge shrink wrote dramatic -- shrank dramatically. >> if donald trump wins, we are sunk. we need somebody with empathy, somebody who cares about everybody and not only himself in his pockets. >> cindy is concerned about health care. she has been battling leukemia and her oncologist recommended she leave her

more let's bring in our correspondents laurin militia who is following the story for us in bangkok florian people have turned out despite the government's warnings have police intervened so far. yes so far they have continued with their line of being rather lenient towards the protest as we have seen many many protests over the past few weeks and the police have basically just stood by and made sure that. there would not be any violence so even though the protesters have forced their way into the big boiler grounds that was supposed to be off limits. they have managed a the police have let them in they have only put up some minor resistance maybe beautiful resistance because that was supposed to be their job but they haven't really intervened but one must say that the real protest the speeches have not even begun yet they're about to begin and maybe 2 hours time that the majors because on the stage that has now been built is now complete so we'll have to wait and see and as soon as those speakers will mention the monarchy and their criticism off the monic he then we might see the police in

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on the accordion, 93-year-old florian chmielewski. >> hey! there we go!rter: besides his role in the "chmielewski fun time band," he is best known for his decades as a democratic state senator. chmielewski recalls rubbing elbows with big-name minnesota democratic politicians like hubert humphrey. but something changed, he says. >> we never had thatrelationshie in. and that was a disas the days of humphrey in this area is over. >> reporter: for years, demoats like chmielewski have been moving to the right, away from the party on environmtal and social issues like abortion and toward candidates who've tedged to uphoir way of life. one such candidate? president trump. in 201 the president lost minnesota by less than two percentage point he flipped 19 counties thatob presidena won in 2012, and in parts of northern minnesota, the democrats' edge shrank dramatically. joe biden's supporters say they're determined to make sure the democratic party doesn't lose more ground here. >> if donald trump wins, we're sunk, wee sunk. there goes our democracy. we need someb

more on this i'm joined by florian schmitz from the last boss florian as not full 5 days after the fire how many people there.