in the hip we're seeing a shift to the rights in germany poland and many other european countries in the resurgence of nationalism and the new radicalization it's smoldering everyone is. going to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin the day with all that could be lost if we allow the pandemic to win. consider our money and our jobs in february unemployment in the united states was at an historic low of just 3.5 percent practically everyone wanting to work had work tonight one in 5 americans is without a job in the span of just 2 months the shutdown to stop the coronavirus has also shut down the engine of the world's largest economy unemployment now at 20 percent almost on par with the great depression and this is not just an american story europe is also in are in an unprecedented recession but the virus is claiming much more it's also claiming that which makes us humane across the globe reports of races of discrimination and violence have increased almost in sync with new infections tonight the disturbing diagnosis what the virus is do

we're seeing a shift to the riots in germany poland and many other european countries a resurgence of nationalism and a new radicalization it's smoldering everywhere. the exhibition which runs until september features people who experienced the war firsthand. as the bombs fell we sort children's bodies shatter that severed hand. culture and gone off the next generation os tao we can't let that happen and the generation that did let it happen had no sense of guilt they did not acknowledge their responsibility. should see. photos taken in berlin at the very end of the war in europe that aren't many people left who lived through the horrors of the nazi regime the 2nd world war and can tell us about it now that makes preserving historical memory in the digital realm all the mall and that he cut the war showed how terrible conflict can be and that we should never wish for anything like it again but in order to fight with it when there are still so many conflicts nowadays it's important to point out the value of peace through and it's been fleeting and i think it's germany's responsibility

ambassador to poland raising some eyebrows with this bizarre tweet she said if germany wants to diminish nuclear capability and weaken nato perhaps poland which pays its fair share understands the risks and is on nato's eastern flank could house the capabilities here now georgette mosbacher the ambassador to poland is a political appointee she might be regretting that tweet after a lot of blowback from the international community experts at think tanks like the brookings institute have actually weighed in and called this quote a truly bad idea and went on to numerate the many reasons why and other experts who have actually been on the ground as a u.n. weapons inspector say this would be a massive provocation to russia now that expert is scott ritter he was also a u.s. marine corps intelligence officer at one point in his career and he is joining us now to discuss this now scott you have an interesting piece for r.t. dot com on this matter so you would actually agree with the folks at brookings institute saying this is a bad idea. it's a horrible idea it's 1st of all it serves 0. deterren

we're seeing a shift to the rights in germany poland and many other european countries that the resurgence of nationalism and the new radicalization it's smoldering everywhere. the exhibition which runs until september features people who experienced the war firsthand. as the bombs fell we sort children's bodies shattered severed hands. culture and gone off the next generation our style we could let that happen and the generation that did let it happen had no sense of guilt they did not acknowledge their responsibility. should see. photos taken in berlin at the very end of the war in europe that aren't many people left who lived through the horrors of the nazi regime at the 2nd world war and can tell us about it now that makes preserving historical memory in the digital realm all the more urgent. it's hard to watch. you're watching d.w. news don't forget you can keep in touch with the news on our website that's the w dot com and you can follow us on twitter and on instagram at d w news. it's a deadly sin. and a women's nature. motivates us. and some instruments to. greet. should be desired

we're seeing a shift to the riots in germany poland and many other european countries the resurgence of nationalism and the new radicalization it's smoldering everywhere. the exhibition which runs until september features people who experienced the war firsthand. as the bombs fell we saw children's bodies shattered severed hands. culture and the next generation our style we could let that happen and the generation that did let it happen had no sense of guilt they did not acknowledge their responsibility. should see. photos taken in berlin at the very end of the war in europe that aren't many people left who lived through the horrors of the nazi regime of the 2nd world war and can tell us about it now that makes preserving historical memory in the digital realm all the more urgent to keep what i used to fight the war showed how terrible conflict can be and that we should never wish for anything like it again but in order to fight with it when there are still so many conflicts nowadays it's important to point out the value of peace through and has been fleeting it was an issue naive at

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so september 1st the day germany attacks poland, world war ii begins, marshall becomes the chief of sfaf staff of the arta army. germany attacks poland in 1939. they attack france in 1940. the loss of france is a complete shock to the united states. begins to bring the united states out of its complacency. not out of isolation. congress and the american people wanted absolutely nothing to do with a war in europe but congress understands that they got to begin preparing for war. and so the louisiana maneuvers held in 1940 and 1941 were designed to see how well the army performed and the answer was, not well. the exercises had revealed a number of equipment problems such as iron pipes being labelled cannons and trucks being labelled tanks and single seat by planes being labelled bothers. that sort of thing. the army was not only under staffed there's about 200,000 soldiers total that point. we also had number of equipment problems. so marshall decided it is time to build up the army. october 1920 after the first series of exercises marshall and the president go to congress and enact the se

september 19th $39.00 nazi germany invaded poland and for more than 5 years brought terror to much of europe with its ideology of a master race. a central figure in that campaign was rice fair s.s. heinrich himmler. the leading nazi was obsessed with racial purity and came up with a plan to bolster the so-called arion race between 19411945 children were kidnapped from all over eastern europe and forcibly german ised. historians estimate that 20000 of those children came from poland alone. in nazi run children's homes they learned to speak german their identities were falsified the got us for because all i was named a load here vitesse check from that moment on i was the least civet cat. those children are now over 80 years old and many of them still know nothing about their roots. nor do buy me alas armies are felt this kind of back and forth also affected my relationships which. much of what happened to them is still a mystery. use of some of our travels as often as he can to the place where his parents are buried . it lies outside chance to hover in southern poland. he was just 9 ye

news for you russian leaders and even one american institution say relocating us nukes from germany to poland and a bad idea when i tell you why this move could be pretty problematic and dangerous all right that's it for now keep up with everything in question at all times by downloading our brand new free at portal t.v. no can't live at the very thing. is you'll be a reflection of reality. in the world transformed. what will make you feel safe from. isolation from the community. are you going the right way or are you being led. by. what is true what is faith. in the world corrupted you need to descend. to join us in the death. or a mate in the shallows. you cannot be both with the yeah you got. one on one with chris christie the former governor of new jersey and one time g.o.p. rival of donald trump on this edition of politics. was the politicking on larry king he says more americans are going to die no matter what the u.s. does about coal the 19 the challenge is deciding how to balance the situation so where's the balance find out was chris christie former republican governor of new jersey

what was a few days rain in germany and poland it's rather stopped now the debris still clouded potent i think it will be eastern europe the seas the raves the next couple of days at least significant in ukraine parts of bureaus but further west i think not the sun's the more dominant feature here that there is but in portugal there's been some pretty high temps as recently as counted up i think and it will likely stay dry but not as hot now the tensions are rising slowly rather than suddenly for the most part it's just take an example once again of paris the average is about 22 years who are about average but it's slowly warming until eventually see showers on saturday not many but a few. wind direction and when strength has been the thing throughout most of north africa the tension trip has come down to get the showers are coming up with the sun in some parts of africa for example in asia there is an incoming thunderstorm that was a wall of cloud you don't see that too often but they do happen of course until the land's been done by these incoming shows all of which there are not tha

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here in terms of the weather then we have got some rain just pushing its way through where poland across germany and keep a positive spin on this we need the rain in germany and in polish that's no bad thing that wetter weather will continue to drive its way further east was was showers coming through here over the next couple of days brightening up nicely across western parts only 98 in athens with some showers but wall sunshine back home pete everton thank you very much still to come here on the news for you. it might be one of the poorest places in the u.k. but the small town is taking coronavirus in its stride. and we'll bring you the latest research that is shining alliance on how the sun affects your immunity system when it comes to coronavirus. and there might be new friends but there were plenty of goals blunders lead to action with santa in the schools in 20 minutes. you know the. isolating times the listening post cuts through the noise. around the. separating. fact. they. are the media 0. the 1st. challenges faced by journalists. we are fighting the fake fake phony the enemy of the pe

plenty of trout across the central safely messy picture plenty of rain across into areas of germany on into poland across into ukraine and then across the south one of 2 showers likely in and around greece and maybe in a few showers in 3 will central areas of spain but really for the whole it's a fairly good picture if that woman get further on tuesday 26 in paris but plenty of class still bubbling up across the central and southeastern areas widespread rain again across the southeast i mean could see one or 2 severe thunderstorms. this powerful social network is sculpting a global cyber society and regulation is playing catch up but as scandals begin to unfold they will witness is that we should not be in this position. undercover to gauge how ethics weigh against profit and how the rules are being written. inside facebook on al-jazeera. the. welcome back here's a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has accused police and prosecutors of conspiring to topple him in any way possible he made the comment says his long awaited corruption trial got underw

across the central areas and souza safely messy picture plenty of rain across into areas of germany on into poland across into ukraine and then across the south $1.00 to $2.00 showers likely in and around greece and maybe in a few showers in 3 will central areas especially but really for the whole it's a fairly good picture and if that woman get further on she's day 26 in paris the plenty of class still bubbling up across the central and south eastern areas widespread rain again across the southeast i mean could see one to severe thunderstorms. i usually test treat and trace frank assessments why is italy struggling to cope with the number coronavirus failure to take really aggressive action we get them behind the curve informed opinion it's going to be much more challenging in a place like eve it is one then 2 later very relieved more in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines india done enough to nip the spread of coronavirus in the inside story on al-jazeera. come back you're watching our time to recap our headlines india has just reported its biggest one day jump in new cases 6900 the mas

churchill felt it particularly over the issue of poland because britain had gone to war because of germany'snvasion of poland. polish soldiers had fought with great courage in battles all africa,ope, north perhaps some of you have been to cassino.onte if you look at the rebuild abbeys, i can still see it very clearly, rows of white crosses for polish soldiers who died in italy to keep their country free or make their country free again. forgivens have never roosevelt and churchill. they blame them for surrendering their country. churchill felt this deeply. it was not clear there was anything more you could do. these are the hard choices i .hink about diplomatic life i think if i were in a similar position, i would have tried to make a go of this relationship, but this is a judgment call. greg: in the front towards the center. you verysor, thank much. i found it a fascinating discussion of churchill's believe there was a council behind stalin and he could work with stalin but he had to run to the council. it is curious to me over time how often we have seen in international affairs leaders ha

germany attacks poland and france in 1939. it brings the u.s. out of its complacency. congress understands they need to begin preparing for war. the louisiana maneuvers held in 1940 and 1941 were designed to see how well the army performed. the answer was not well. the exercises had revealed a number of equipment problems such as iron pipes being labeled cannons and trucks being labeled tanks. single seat by planes being labeled bombers. the army was understaffed. 200,000 soldiers total in the army at this point. marshall determine it might be time to build up the army. after the first series of exercises, marshall and the president go to congress and enact the civil service act and bring 900,000 draftees into the army, and also activating the national guard. initially marshall has a large number of soldiers to train. they are only in the army for a year. their term of enlistment is almost up, and nobody is more excited than the soldiers themselves. the louisiana maneuvers of 1941 were fundamentally different. excuse me. marshall's insistence on preparation and realist

what was a few days of rain in germany and poland it's rather stopped now though is there is still cloud in poland i think it will be eastern europe the seas the raves the next couple of days at least significant in ukraine parts of bureaus but further west i think the sun's the more dominant feature here that has been in portugal there's been some pretty hard times recently is counted up i think and it'll likely stay dry but not as hot now the tensions are rising slowly rather than suddenly for the most part let's just take an example once again of paris the average is about 22 years who are about average but it's slowly warming until eventually see showers on saturday not many but a few wind direction and when strength has been the thing throughout most of north africa the tension geoffrey's come down to get the showers are coming up with the sun in some parts of africa for example in asia there is an incoming thunderstorm that was a wall of cloud you don't see that too often but they do happen of course until the land's been done by these incoming shows all of which there are not many

lies at least 60000000 a mere number the fails to reflect the suffering unleashed by nazi germany's invasion of poland. the deadliest military conflict in history lasted 6 years and a day 2193 days of anguish and death. after . building the musical bridge. between washington. in germany to mark the 75th anniversary of the end of the 2nd world war was done in classical music experience and concert halls in berlin moscow and st petersburg. 15 minutes on d w. a city in ruins more on a. symbol of a long conflict in the philippines between the muslims and the christian population . last place structures occupied the city center in 2007 team president to church's response was moved. by it or it will never again will hold. the reconquest turned into tragedy this is not the kind of freedom that we want. how did morality become a gateway to islamist terror. an exclusive report from a destroyed city. filling in the science of bias starts may 20th on g.w. the fact. that. this is the w. news live from berlin remembering world war 2 germany as leaders mark the end of the conflict in europe 75 years ago to the day

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france pushing across into the alps as well and really lingering through southern areas of germany on into poland but the next system is just beginning to push that very heavy rain across into portugal throughout thursday is going to work its way across spain and some pretty have to downpours here and also quite cool in madrid just 15 degrees celsius 8 degrees below average meanwhile in the southeast $32.00 in bucharest on the sunny skies and that will be about 8 degrees above the average meanwhile that system in the southwest europe that will bring the rain showers in the clouds into morocco and algeria. the. 3rd venezuela colombia border has become a stomping ground for trespasses. as desperate people transgress an illegal passage . to feed an emerging field trafficking markets. we follow that carry his journey unguarded through the line of fire. risking it all the fan israel in colombia. on al-jazeera. or. hello again you're watching al-jazeera a reminder our top stories this hour and afghanistan's president has ordered the military to resume attacks against taliban and other groups but after

or germany why not hire somebody from poland or romania so paradoxically. this shift may not be good for local workers in the best countries that it may benefit countries with lower wages for skilled workers at the same time of course the pandemic has shown that an awful lot of jobs and business model is obsolete are certainly at risk is now the time to discuss a basic income. i think after the pandemic we will certainly have a conversation about the social contract what it is that we expect from the state in many countries that social contract has relied on people paying less in taxes and expecting a little from the state now i think people will want this state to ensure the rescue people will want this state to provide more so perhaps it will not go all the way to basic universal basic income but certainly the social contract is about to change towards more provision from the state and nationally higher taxes all right well let's let's wait and see what the post corona world has in store for us professor they are together chick thank you so much for your

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will continue a little further east we got some showers welcome showers there across germany pushing across into poland a cloud of rain comes down across ukraine into rumania and bold care where we push on into monday that rain does pep up for times it makes its way further race with still some showers coming back in behind cool enough them frightful warsaw in berlin the just around 15 celsius here we go with the warmer weather towards the west bank holiday in the u.k. $24.00 celsius glorious sunshine there for london will touch $25.00 in paris 5 for spite of post-school but there are some showers across central parts of spain central possible gerri could see a shower will see from this little area of clabber for much of north africa it is going to be dry with pleasant sunshine largely showers around the gulf of guinea with heavy rain the southern nigeria. to 0. let me ask you how worried you are about the increase in home. still it is in yemen we listen this is the moment to stop old military action this is the moment to concentrate on fighting over the idea that we meet with global news makers and ta

meanwhile, arrests were made at anti-lockdown protests in germany, britain, and poland over the weekend, as demonstrations against government restrictions mount. spain and israel also saw anti-lockdown protests over the weekend. in i india, the nationonwide coronavirus lockdown has been extended for another two weeks. mumbai is feeling the most devastating impacts of the pandemic as the city y of 20 millllion accountsts for 20% off inina's cocovid-19 cases and nearly one quarter of the deaths. hospitals are overflowing with patients, and social distancing is practically impossible in the city's vast slum districts. india now has over 9 96,000 confirmed cases anand over 3000 deaths. japan's economy is officially in recession anand is expected to t worse as the coronavirus continues to cause massiveve disrsruptions to markets around the world. in other news from japan, ththe country's public broadcasr has created a viral video showing how quickly coronavirus can spread in a social setting. experimementers had 10 subjejecs share a bubuffet-style meal fora half an hour a after one of them s

could also have some damaging hail at the same time so more showers across central areas germany again across into poland all areas where desperately need to see some rain and then waiting in the wings is the next system this will bring some rather heavy rain into the bay of biscay across into western france and eventually through choose a pushing up into southern regions of the u.k. but all the while staying fine and dry across much of portugal and spain said tom ridge is coming back up again and as you can see some pretty nice guys throughout much of the man so tom ridge is there in the mid to low twenty's and equally fine and dry across much of northern africa you can see temperatures are not too bad but again we have at least the sunny skies for the next few days choose as no different 23 and rip out. a lot again. being in control you don't know what is tremendous for the country so how can the u.s. determine could you do salute at the point of the sword to avenge its people 8080 years he smashes the frankish army captures the king of jerusalem seizes the tree crawls and this is the great military vi

could also have some damaging hail at the same time so more showers across central areas germany again across into poland all areas where stress really need to see some rain and then waiting in the wings is the next system this will bring some rather heavy rain into the bay of biscay across into western france and eventually through choose a pushing up into most southern regions of the u.k. but all the while staying fine and dry across much of portugal and spain such homages coming back up again and as you can see some pretty skies throughout much of the man so tom ridge is there in the mid twenty's and equally fine and dry across much of northern africa you can see temperatures are not too bad but again we have at least the sunny skies for the next few days choose as no different 23 and rip out. my. ramadan a time of spirituality reflection and gratitude raise the flag. all the flags every color. al-jazeera world well how do you know how he reveals the stories behind some of the arab world songs and chants for the holy month you know this song touched the hearts of all arabs for ramadan songs on al-jaze

valley messy picture plenty of rain across into areas of germany on into poland across into ukraine and then across the south one or 2 showers likely in and around greece and maybe in a few showers in 3 will central areas of spain but really for the whole it's a fairly good picture and if that woman get further on tuesday $26.00 in paris but plenty of class still bubbling up across the central and southeastern areas widespread rain again across the southeast i mean could see one or 2 severe thunderstorms. physical bodies on the line india's biggest on earth but the industry's stunt performers are unknown and under when i won a state than men and women risking it all for the brought lots of bali on al-jazeera more than 10 years after the global financial crisis you have taken home more than 480000000 dollars your company is now bankrupt our economy is in the state of crisis i have a very basic question is this where millions lost their homes in the us alone who was held responsible i will be fabulously wealthy and i will pay in christ for thank the lord the man who stole good will on al-

central parts of europe through switzerland pushing over towards southern parts of germany and heading over towards poland meanwhile across northern africa basin places that with one or 2 showers to the northwest. the liberation of traditional life. algis new. insights into the diverse culture of somalia. as if only 2 different couples. together. on n.b.c. and. the old. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera live from london a look at the headlines now the u.n. mission in libya has condemned an attack on tripoli's only functioning and forced by forces loyal to warlord who found after at least 80 rockets were fired at a facility 3 civilians also died from shelling me at the airport. more than 10000 people have died from the quote a virus in brazil the worst affected nation in latin america hundreds of coffins have been sent to the state of i'm a zone us which has recorded the highest number of fatalities and then russia has mark 75 years since the end of world war 2 in europe without its traditional parades countries recorded 10000 new corona virus cases for a 7th day in a rather. meanwhile new york's gov

central parts of europe through switzerland pushing over towards southern parts of germany and heading over towards poland meanwhile across northern africa basin places that with one or 2 showers to the northwest. but. when these young street kids were filmed in burundi little could they have imagined that 30 years later they'd be reunited on camera. an intimate portrayal spanning a life time probes the twists and turns of friendship survival and the quest for meaning. in another life a witness documentary on al-jazeera. to the athlete. again you're watching al-jazeera remind our top stories this hour and libya's u.n. recognized government is promising to retaliate after forces loyal to the war not only for have to attack the capital's only functioning at least 3 civilians were killed in nearby residential areas. south korea's president says that is no reason to panic cause for a new coronavirus outbreak consoling to nightclubs enjoy and praised his country's efforts to contain the pandemic warned of a 2nd wave of infections they took this year. brazil's president johnson ari is facing renewed criticism o

meanwhile through monday this rain really steamy across much of france throughout germany and eventually on his way towards poland as i say some very heavy amounts of rain as well over monday across much of germany meanwhile more showers sunday across these coastal areas of morocco on towards algeria and as we go through the next couple of days some pretty strong winds as well they could be severe at times the taken early to coastal algeria and sheen is here. to. talk to al jazeera squad who of course were there when you saw. document for the 1st story we listen to after the war saying you'll have been to go build you know the stage of you but we will not be with you we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on how does era save humanity i really are really not getting anywhere near it. again you're watching al-jazeera or mind of our top stories of and libya's u.n. recognized government is promising to retaliate after forces loyal to the portly for have to attack the capital's only functioning at least 3 civilians were killed in nearby residential areas. south korea's president says t

germany's borders with france austria and switzerland will 1st see looser controls than at present if there's no new major spread of the virus the checks will be completely lifted in me june. the borders with poland and the czech republic have not been closed by germany but by the governments in warsaw and prague those 2 countries are not yet ready to open their front is to germany but berlin is hoping to persuade them beyond certainty has made some germans rethink their plans. based thinking that i think i'll just work a lot this summer and then go away in the arctic and i hope i won't take a holiday this year it makes no sense my friends and. there's still a long way to go until europe's vacation hot spots of crowded from this weekend germans who want to travel at least have a timetable for when they will enjoy freedom of movement once again. well stephan meyer is a junior minister in germany's interior ministry we asked him whether now was the right time to relax border controls we are successful in our containment policy or with regard to the point i make fortunately the number of new infections that is through are the low now in terms of the so now it's possible to lift a lot of sanctions in

germany's borders with france austria and switzerland will 1st see looser controls than at present if there's no new major spread of the virus the checks will be completely lifted in me june. the borders with poland and the czech republic have not been closed by germany but by the governments in warsaw and prague those 2 countries are not yet ready to open their front is to germany but berlin is hoping to persuade them you know uncertainty has made some germans rethink their plans. based on that i think i'll just work a lot this summer and then go away in the autumn i hope i won't take a holiday this year it makes no sense and. there is still a long way to go until europe's vacation home sponsor crowded from this weekend germans who want to travel at least have a timetable for when they will enjoy freedom of movement once again. and that already has the question will germans be able to afford those holidays in the sun the latest figures show that the german economy has taken its hardest hit since 2009 financial crisis shrinking by some 2.2 percent in the 1st quarter of this year coronavirus measures closed shops and restaurants wiped out tourism and sent manufacturing into a tailspin and the gove

germany's borders with france austria and switzerland will 1st see looser controls than at present if there's no new major spread of the virus the checks will be completely lifted in me june. the borders with poland and the czech republic have not been closed by germany but by the governments in warsaw and prague those 2 countries are not yet ready to open their front is to germany but berlin is hoping to persuade them you know uncertainty has made some germans rethink their plans. they stick but i think i'll just work on this summer and then go away in the autumn i hope i won't take a holiday this year it makes no sense. there's still a long way to go until europe's very cation whole sponsor crowded from this weekend germans who want to travel at least have a timetable for when they will enjoy freedom of movement once again. well lots of restaurants cafes and hotels have started to reopen across germany mounted so welcome relief to some in the hospitality industry a choosing to stay closed i did abuse our next forest white house welcome alex so what are the requirements of cafes and restaurants need to meet before they can reopen well because germany is a federal system it's up to the 16 states