for pitcher jacob steinmess, it is 96 miles an hour fast.at the mlb draft combine this last week and this week, the graduate from woodmere became the first practicing orthodox jewish people to be drafted by a major league baseball team. >> and what a moment it was when he got that news from the arizona diamondbacks. he leaves on monday. >> i was very excited, also. having all my friends there. and my family. it made it much better. >> jacob grew up here at hebrew academy in the five towns where oftentimes the orthodox don't play sports games on the sabbath. >> my family is okay with it. there might be other families that wouldn't do it. >> but jacob's family does keep kosher and he does not travel to games on the sabbath. which will be the biggest challenge moving forwar on foot mostly. >> i'll stay at a hotel nearby a field with the gapes. usually we try to keep it under a mile and a half, two miles. >> but he certainly has walked more in the past. >> you would walk three and a half, four miles, to the game and then play. >> and then play,

but also i think the linkage to the jacob's duma fund is to the jacobs. my issue is also about whether or not this is about the idea that they will, that the country was worn. that if you arrest mr. jacobs, we will bring it to ungovernable instability. and i think the way it's orchestrated the way it's being managed. i mean, you can see these pockets of violence in particular areas, and of course the capacity of to police to be able to deal with this is also brought into question i was, i was going to jump in and ask you if you felt the government was able to was able to pull the situation back and take control. do you think that the government is actually in control? they'll be able to, to stabilize the situation, to take that given the underlying issues that you just mentioned. you know, the perception right now that the government is, does not have the control that is, should help. i think there's frustration across the country, particularly in response to whether or not the police were able to carry out their public order policing banded. secondly, i

and she sent us this report outside the home of jacobs. we met in, gans lane, wasn't in his whole province. and as you can see, a number of supporters has been converging here. they're bringing song, taunting slogans, the main snug and being wednesday, and also meaning what has to madame for people here? his supporters, at least they see he's legal troubles at some form of political persecution. and they said that they're here to show their support, they're solidarity with his school and we had just to show them what i'm supposed to someone about being someone who's been, who's being actually persecuted and put that this might be lead. we love, we lived in my husband why he had so to fully support team coming out in full support. the address it was like military uniform, diesel m. k veterans, the military veterans, many of them would have in the apartheid trouble. they are here to show their support at this address and a is the color of the color off the really a zoom as part of the policy that i'll sit him in 2018. and of course, i just d

at least 45 people have been killed in the unrest and began last week after former president jacob's duma began serving a 15 month sentence to contempt. he's appealing the ruling of the high court in cuba, dozens of people have been arrested answer some of the biggest anti government demonstrations in decades. excel right group. cuba legs says at least as many as $150.00 people would attain. 1000, have been taking to the streets to protest cubes, economic crisis, and the handling of the pandemic. right? police 11 on her 5 guys and scuffled with protesters. many of whom were the family of the victims of last year by report explosion. the demonstrators were outside the home of lebanon's, caretaker interior minister, i say thar, he's obstructing the investigation into the bluff that killed more than 200 people, an injured thousands move. in date, every news from berlin is more on our website. that's d, w dot com the ah cruise. last week, former south african president, jacob zoom, went to prison, convicted of contempt of court by the country's highest court, seamless supporters war and

this is much more than just about jacob zuma. it is much more reflective of widespread concerns about inequality and the impact of the covid-19 pandemic. a lot of this is really about basic items, it is about food, this has become about much more than just jacob zuma. brent: i want to ask you more about that. what about the police reaction? they appear to be caught off guard. how do you explain their reaction? >> it is unfolding story. there areome allegations that some sections of the state security forces may have in some ways supported what is happening. these are things that are all coming to light. as it unfolds, it is hard to verify these names but i think we are in a very difficult situation to get the scale of what we are seeing. neither of which have particularly good track records of dealing with these things in a way that does not escalate violence. brent: she is a woman that helped write the postapartheid constitution in south africa. today, she tweeted that what we are seeing is not spontaneous chaos. she writes that

well, that's 3 jacobs and of course we will be off today. bring beyond the looting that we have been seeing happening in the provinces, is that destruction we're talking about the burning down on certain properties, building assets. if it is that there are people, how been making a disruptive in this country, doing significant damages to, to person assets and certainly see how it is the delivery of product team. nurses that are responsible for the transportation of goods across the country has actually been hope is increasing per site. when the war not has been suspended, people are able to get the best team because of the expense on the damage that is being done in this country. and you know, we hear that this was all sparks by the jailing of former south african liter jacob zoom zoom though he turned himself into police almost one week ago with the violent reactions which his supporters promise it feels like they came somewhat delayed. i mean, what does that tell us? well, hey, ashley, this is? she started a few. our banks are the presiden

reporter: the rioting and looting here sparked by the jailing of former president jacob zuma exposedhronic poverty and inequality that persists in south africa 27 years since the end of apartheid. yes, there's an emerging but small black middle class, but the ruling anc that's governed south africa since the end of apartheid has been slow to restrict you land and wealth. the current anc leadership says the last 10 years have been wasted. a judicial commission is currently sitting and looking into allegations of state capture, corruption, and fraud during the presidency of jacob zuma. half of south africa's 35 million adults are thought to still live below the poverty line, and youth unemployment is at around 50%. the pandemic has not helped, and the government has given grants to people affected by the pandemic, but they have not been able to be as generous as western countries have with their furlough schemes. the current senior leader of the anc says let us not again blame apartheid or the global economy. this, he says, was an event of our own making, and we have blood on our hands

and of course, you know, the jacob zoom are destroyed a lot of value in a lot of good. i was in a lot of business in south africa, you know, so that's sort of low growth, precede it to conference periods. you know, we had a history the last couple of years after losing at a high level, at a state level where with impunity, where people haven't be prosecuted. so you also have to contact, you know, people seeing that they're kind of looting at us, of the states without any prosecution. and, you know, and then you have to just suppose it to looting right in the streets. okay. that kind of transitions nice to the point which i was going to raise whether most of this even can be put down to cov, in cabin fever. because if we look at some of the figures for the economic situation since the end of apartheid, well, you'll find for example, the unemployment rate has remained around 30 percent since $994.00. but youth joblessness has increased to up to 74 percent by the late 19 fifties. more than 80 percent of south africa's land was owned by whites. now the world bank says the r

but jacob, what are your thoughts on this issue? because, you know, i was very caught in the way you just frame the challenge that we let the genie out of the bottle. that there's, that there is this, you know, craziness if you will, and an insanity to sort of looking where you go logically with this. but once the genie is out of the bottle, how do you get it back? not how do you get it back, but how do you manage it in such a way that you don't end up in an endless cycle? you know, when you look at the amount of money as john tierney just said about the investment in it's something that many people think is while the technology. so i'm just interested in what you think when it comes to missile defense when it comes to investments. when it comes to modernization, how do you get the equities? right? so that doesn't basically take over the entire pentagon budget, or that you don't end up in a slippery slope to the kind of horrible conflict you just talked about. well, you, you look what has fundamentally happened is that a regime that

or ambassador jacobs, please. investor jacobs. ambassador jacobs: i am not aware of any sort of new development with the -- the applicants do have to make a statement of what the threat is that they are experiencing. so, i'm not aware of any change to that. daniel: ok. ambassador wayne? ambassador wayne: well, i mean i'm sure the changing situation in afghanistan itself would change the argument that the applicants can make and will strengthen that argument, especially if they come from areas no longer under government control. so yes, i'm sure that that's part of it. and i just want to say, right now we are looking at the siv question at this time. but as ambassador crocker said, and as others have talked about, have written about eloquently, this is still a time when we need to invest heavily as a government in diplomatic and assistive support for the government in kabul. they do still need security assistance. they still need financial assistance. and they need diplomatic assistance. we should be having all of the countries of

and jacob zuma addressed them.africa. in 1995. as a result of my own sacrifices and those of millions of south africans. the deadline to surrender was extended until wednesday midnight. he surrendered minutes before it lapsed. and he was escorted to prison in this convyo. protests began on thursday. and by the weekend — they turned violent. this is some of the destruction in the city of durban in the province of kwazulu—natal and though the violence did start in kwazulu—natal it has also spread to another province, gautang. by monday the violence turned deadly and the army was brought into help. ten people were killed during a crowd crush on monday night at a mall. others were reported to have died when a stack of goods in a warehouse collapsed. the police started firing rubber bullets at looters. this was at a mall in soweto. people took everything they could fridges, mattresses, refrigerators. soweto is the largest township injohannesburg. and here's the concerns of south africa's president cyril ramaphosa. these

after 4 more south african president, jacob's duma began serving a 15 month jail term. he was sentenced for contempt of court after refusing to appear at a corruption inquiry. the outrage of zoom or supporters was compounded by anger over persisting inequality and poverty in the country. and for more now, when it was over to corresponding christine when, once she is in cape town, covering the story for its good evening to you, christine jacob mas foundation today said there would be no peace in south africa until zima is released from prison in south africa, is it being held hostage tonight by its former president? well, brains, it would be very difficult to argue that we are not here because of the form of presidents in authoration. when mister, that was facing imprisonment is supposed to be warned that it would be angry in the country. in fact, when they initially mobilizing the hash tag, doing the rounds on social media platforms, hash tag shut down. well, that's re jacob too much and of course we will be off today bring beyond the looting that we have been seeing ha

and the former president jacob xena went to prison. but that may not be the only reason also can make up tonight. under fire in afghanistan as native troops withdraw a lead afghan forces are fighting and dying, trying to stop the advance of the totally boss. and should the co owner virus vaccine should be required or an individual's choice. france and greece are making the shots mandatory for health care workers. germany is not the me i'm bring golf to our viewers watching on p b. s in the united states and all of you around the world welcome. we start off with the deadly ryan's gripping parts of south africa tonight. authority say of the 72 people have been killed in some of the worst violence seen there in years. the unrest erupt last week after former president jacob zoom turned himself into police . he is now serving a prison sentence for contempt of court. he and his supporters are demanding that he be released. the this warehouse in durban was ransacked by hundreds of people. the shelves empty. the goods carried out in bulk. that

the 1st ever closed door. allan picks also on the program. jacob's duma is behind south africa is full, but president became a 15 month prison sentence for contempt of court ending a stand off and how to self into courses overnight. in football, england be dead market extra time to make the euro 2025. yeah. to the time to take over the streets of london to celebrate that scene reaching a major tournament final for the 1st time in 55. ah, i'm still getting welcome to the program organizes of the tokyo olympics 7 hours to total ban on spectators in the stadiums. and follows the declaration of a new state of emergency in tokyo because of increasing numbers of corona virus cases. foreign fans that already been bad. now, japanese spectators are being told to stay at home. the games are due to begin in just over 2 weeks and will be the 1st ever olympics held behind closed doors. the limbic torch continued. it's a long journey towards tokyo to open the games later this month. while there were plenty of fans cheering on the torch barriers as they passed through the site on the prefecture writi

once jacob zoom us release is also under discussion by south africans. but this is also about the supremacy of the rule of law and what the courts have fed. and this is what the commission of inquiry with jacob's duma was supposed to testify around corruption. this is what it's saying. the constitutional court is the highest court in the law. we have to abide by its judgement and imprisonment of the former president. and we can be held ransom by situations like this. but it is a reality for the government and continues to be complex and they really are facing a very tricky dilemma. ok, so me that will leave it there for the moment. for me, the middle of the report in life, from the alexandra township. good talk of me to thank you. sick people burn to death. it's a disaster. the words of families of the victims, one of the rocks worst, hospital fires in decades, the prime minister is promising accountability. after 92 people died in cobit 19 in a facility. the in nasiriyah, it's the 2nd time in 3 months. but a fire has torn through a hospital. we'll go to

after former south african president, jacob's duma began serving a 15 month jail term. he was sentenced for contempt of court. after refusing to appear at a corruption inquiry, the outrage of duma supporters was compounded by anger over persisting inequality and poverty in the country. over more now, when it was over to our corresponding christine when once she is in cape town, covering this story for its good evening to you, christine jacob miss foundation today said there would be no peace in south africa until zima is released from prison. is south africa, is it being held hostage tonight by its former president? well brains, it would be very difficult to argue that we are not here because of the former presidents in authoration. when mister, that was facing imprisonment, his supporters warned that there would be angry in the country. in fact, when they initially mobilizing the hash tag, doing the rounds on social media platforms, hash tag shut down. well, that's re jacob too much, and of course we will be off today bring beyond the looting that we have been seeing h

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jacob zoom a defies a deadline to hand himself into the authorities. the former south african president tells cheering supporters that there is no need for him to go to jail. the supreme court is reviewing a prison sentence composed for contents. rescue efforts at the collapse condo in florida are suspended. the remaining structure is declared unsafe and reckon crews are moving in with 120 people are still missing. devastating wildfires pear through cyprus, dozens of houses, and whole grows of the ancient olive trees destroyed the supreme president called it the worst disaster in decades. ah, me either and tilton. welcome to the show. former south african president jacob zoom is define a court deadline to give himself up to authorities. to do my has told hundreds of supporters outside his home. there's no need for him to go to prison. he was sentenced to 15 months in jail for refusing to attend a corruption hearing, but the supreme court has agreed to consider his challenge to the verdict is whom i called on his associates to keep backing him in his co

a building system like people get that in the name of free jacob. by the time we went through the weekend, this was a full scale, often attached losing the kinds of pictures that we're now looking at today. sufficiently heard it from the security class in the middle of the coming out and saying that they are now investigating that form of security officials that are believed to be linked sort of presidents to be involved in the sophistication that has taken a course yet. and that is what officials are investigating, and i'm wondering this unrest that is attached to his incarceration. is that likely then to impact his court case because he is appealing in the sentence a 15 month for contempt of court when you sort of yeah. especially those in the news will present, you would argue that that have absolutely no bearing on the, on the midst of, in the appeal case at the constitutional court. on monday, his lawyers, the better part of the day, sent me making the case as to why back should reconsider. clinton thing is judgment . the condition of the forme

but this does them from those initial protests, over the imprisonment of jacob luma. last week we saw these protests thought he was going to tell riots and protest, significant violence. similar to the scenes that we're seeing here, you'll see fire fits alive. the police chop is over here. we know that the military has been deployed to twice and quote, some of these approaches. so it's very both very little success. but we all certainly think opportunity the crime and the problem here is how difficult it is to manage. we haven't seen any soldiers on the streets in this part of alexandra yet, but we know that deployments began on monday. there is certainly a very difficult political and economic situation in south africa, again, stemming from the in the month of jacob zoom in terms of these initial protests, but certainly now has escalated into far more than that. and we've heard the south africa police minister saying some 757 people had been arrested for media. but what's your sense of, you know, whether police are able to act in the circumstances because, you know,

south africa's former president jacob zuma days he'll defy a court order to hand himself in to start5 month jail sentence. he also said that he was not scared of going to jail. he's been there before. at this time around, he refuses to go because he believes it was an injustice to be sentenced to a prison term without having gone to trial. at least 45 people have died after a military plane crashed in the southern philippines — up to 50 survivors have been taken to hospital. and mesmerising aerialfootage of sheep goes viral — we'll have more on that. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. the uk government has suggested that wearing a face covering could become a matter of personal choice, when coronavirus restrictions in england are eased, which is expected in two weeks�* time. the housing secretary robertjenrick said the public must learn to live with the virus and use their own judgment. the opposition labour party agrees that the economy must open up, but it wants to see the science behind the government's decisions. our political correspondent chris

jacob zillow has turned himself into police to serve a jail sentence. the contempt of court crucial border crossing the lifeline for syrian refugees is at risk of closing. because the rift within the un security council, ah, well, authority isn't a t say they've arrested 2 people in connection with the assassination of president jogan. my 8th, for others were killed in a gun fight with security forces. maurice was killed at his home in the early hours, wednesday morning. his wife was injured and has been taken to the us for treatment . the assassination has happened as hasty grapples of gang violence. soaring, inflation and anti government protests will get an update with rosalind jordan shortly. but 1st i need galico has this report the home of the haitian president job. now, luis is now sealed off the scene of an assassination that shop the international community. the nation's deputy prime minister says, armed men speaking english and spanish storm the house in the early hours of wednesday, killing the 53 year old and badly injuring his wife. violent

it was very political, th support or former president jacob zuma.we have seen is that groups of people in communities have capitalized on that to protest, to loot is ts is. but what the government is saying is that the targets are not just businesses anymore. that state infrastructure is being targeted. water treatment, communication infrastructure. they are saying that this is not just disgruntled youth unhappy th levels of high unemployment , but that there is a hidden hand behind it. they say they are investigating a dozen or so people who they think might have instigated all of this. still, no arrests have been made and it really isn't clear what is behind these protests. ♪ >> well, let us turn to syria, now, a bbc investigation found that foreign children are facing a lifetime of imprisonment in northeast syria with little hope of being released. they are removed from desert camps to adult prisons. quentin sommerville reports. >> tracked in syria, it's the longest journey fororeign i.s. fighter children. this is the home of lost boys. their par

when that didn't happen, police were instructed to arrest jacob zoom. but there were concerns around safety and potentially volatile situation around and con, blanket through natal, with a former president has a homestead and where he does enjoy significant support. now to avoid any type of confrontation between police and supporters. the former president then took a convoy with his protection service to this correctional facility and escort also inquisitive natal. he's now handed himself in, he's being processed and it's likely this is where he will spend at least the 1st few days of the sentence. because once that processing is completed, authorities determine the most suitable correctional facility or commendation for the former president, given he's age and his health. he had previously said that he shouldn't be in prison because he's 79 years old. he's unwell and south africa is currently going through a 3rd wave of the covered 19 pandemic. but you will know that you as a former president, he has and presidential protection unit and they brought hi

they are chanting, they must release jacob zuma.is exactly the crux of the protests that we have seen erecting since the former president's. ros: jacob zuma handed himself into authorities just before midnight on wednesday, less than one hour before a court deadline for him to surrender wld have expired. here he is being driven from his home to prison. he was sentenced to 15 months for contempt of court. hugely unpopular with his supporters. many of them took tohe streets. the protest then turned violent. trucks and cars being set on fire. by sunday, those protesters spread from kwazulu-natal to johannesburg. journalist reported protesters caring sticks, golf clubs, and branches. police are blaming the violence on criminals a opportunistic individuals who they say are taking advantage of the chaos. let's hear from the south african president. >> food does not reach supermarket shelves. health workers cannot go to work. we will soon be facing a huge risk of food insecurity and medication insecurity in a few weeks. ros: jacob zuma was

south africa's former president jacob zuma says he'll defy a court order to hand himself in to start 15 month jail sentence. he also said that he was not scared of going to jail, he's been there before. at this time around, he refuses to go because he believes that it was an injustice to be sentenced to an injustice to be sentenced to a prison term without having gone to trial. all covid restrictions could be lifted, later this month in england — including the use of face coverings. afghanistan's troops patrol their country alone — as the final nato forces pull out after nearly 20 years. and, mesmerising aerialfootage of sheep on the move, goes viral — we'll have more on that. the former president of south africa, jacob zuma, has fiercely criticised the judges who sentenced him to fifteen months injail, insisting that he won't turn himself in. he was handed the prison term on tuesday for failing to appear before a corruption inquiry. hundreds of his supporters have been camping outside his home in kwazulu—natal saying they were protecting him from being arrested. our southern africa

the foundation of jacob's zooming as peace and stability is directly linked to him being released from jail. but what began as protest against the rest, but not turned into broad anger against poverty, an economic hardship. we knew when we locked down again, this was bound to happen because the longer you leave the people hungry, the events would take place and i don't think it's only about the whole economy and what's happening on the i think people are generally hungry. the jobs that are being lost at the moment, i'm going to exacerbate the situation and we don't need this to see people shops in business as being gutted. yes, people are hungry today, but tomorrow they'll be more unemployment, more paid, more suffering in a nation that is trying to recover and rebuild itself well, much of the violence is happening into main provinces. for tang is the most populous province and includes the big city janice book. earlier, at least 10 people died and a stampede and a waiter in alexandra township and elsewhere along the outskirts of the johanna book area. crowds have been looting shopping

especially if former president, jacob's duma remains behind bars. that's 15 months he could potentially apply for parole in just over 3 months. but the immediate situation, i think for law enforcement in south africa is dealing with these type of instances of looting and riot in a number of hartford. that's my final question. the big province. my final question, just very quickly for me to, are you seeing any police there? police have left this particular location in the last 45 minutes or so. we saw them earlier. try to hold the line, keep looters like this at bay. keep people away from the stores. moving. yeah. have been torched. the streets has been trust. police have retreated. we know the army has been been deployed, but we've not seen any soldiers on the ground. it's all right. area. okay, alexander will have to leave it there. thank you very much for for me to mila. we appreciate it. rebel forces into gray, se that sees the major town in a new offensive, and ethiopia, a rebel spokesman, so the town of raw was taken off. the federal and horror

it is about jacob it is aboutjacob zuma. the day after it was people didn't want jacob zuma arrested in the beginning. president ramaphosa, the president of this country, should have done something to prevent this. in guateng, the country's economic hub, people say livelihoods have been affected. it's sad because they are increasing unemployment and some of us are not employed for that yet depending with food and everything else, so this is not okay. whatever they're doing is not okay. my sister's now, she is at home doing nothing, she was employed. i don't know what's gonna happen from now. i feel bad because we are using the shops, we are going to be hungry and we are not going, we're going to go far away for bread... more troops are expected to be deployed overnight to prevent the rioting from spreading to other areas. nomsa maseko reporting there. let's get some of the day's other news. the un world food programme says it needs to sharply increase the quantity of food aid it's started to deliver to ethiopia's tigray regi

or ambassador jacobs?please, and asked for jacob's. >> i am not aware eight of any, again, new development the applicants to have to make a statement of what the threat is that they are experiencing. so, i'm not aware of any change to that. >> okay. ambassador wayne? >> well, i'm sure the change and security situation in afghanistan itself will change the argument the applicants can make. it'll strengthen that argument, especially if the come from areas that are no longer under government control. yes, i'm sure that's part of it. and i want to say, right now, we are looking at the siv question at this time. we but as ambassador crocker said, and as others have talked about and written about eloquently, this is still a time where we need to be investing heavily as a government in diplomatic and assistant support for the government in kabul. they do still need security assistance. they need financial assistance, and they need diplomatic assistance. we should be having all the countries in the region, as many

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killed in south africa and more than 200 arrested. bothers following just j legal. former president, jacob gordon jordan has sentenced to men including a member of the world family to 15 years in prison for public as a monarchy. further lockdown in colona virus restrictions are imposed across parts of southeast asia to try and contain the rapid spread at the delta various ah, cuba has seen its biggest anti government protest in decades. thousands of mashed as an economic crisis grouped for nation, addressing the nation in the past, our cuba, the president, blamed the us for the di, economic situation his people are facing. but the people continue to point the finger at the government handling of pandemic president miguel diaz canal accuses washington. the stirring on rest to reasonable reports were not a free tented. thousands of people in the streets of havana route is like this. one happened across the country, expressing frustration over pandemic restrictions, and the worsening economic prices on the island nation. people. we are here for the repression because they are killing us with

and also coming up performance african president, jacob's duma turns himself in to begin serving a 15 month jail term for not showing up and corruption. hearing. parts of asia struggle for control surge and covered $900.00 infections of the global death tolls . and the pandemic part is 4000000 and a moment of silence to the end of the search for survivors after building collapse in florida. it's now a recovery ah, we begin in haiti where police say that killed 4 suspects believes to be involved in the assassination of president of noise. security officials say they're involved in a gun battle with an arm group. and he's also arrested to other men, but didn't provide any information about those in custody while he was shot during a raid on his home on wednesday. in trim prime minister closures, as i said, the crime will not go unpunished. rather than george ripples. the family of haitian president jovan moiz will not be able to hold an open casket. funeral assassins shot him several times in the head in front of his wife and daughter. early on wednesday, later that night, police arrest

the jacobs do. my story goes back many years. this has was a president who has been controversial and for more than 20 years now has been and boiled and corruption scandal to do. but the procurement of military arms, and he's still facing that trial, he's due to go back to port in the middle of this month. so they also the africans who have said that this really is about just this. this again is about the rule of law and respect for the courts and it's a long time coming. but jacob's emma does also have support his foundation. they are members of the african national congress who support him. and of course, people in candler with, from who say that this is the people's president, they say their father won't be sent to jail. they say that they'll be here to protect him. no matter what it takes, the military veterans of the doing of the african national congress and menu i suppose, would argue just how relevant they might be able to be coming out here. they say, to protect the president, they say they'll do whatever is necessary. t

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ryan thing following the jailing of former president jacob zoom has to install is looted. shopping centers trapped the seat of the business. i'm. i was in berlin. welcome to the program. we begin here in europe where the e. u has laid out plans and achieving carbon neutrality by 2050 among proposals to be put to man the state. brussels wants to ban the sale of new combustion engine vehicles after 2035 use so called green deal would make factory power plants and airlines pay more for the carbon that they emit by revamping the existing emissions trading system. if put into practice, the plan will affect nearly every aspect of the economy. so will your if and can see in this ultimately, and paying for them. well that's a question i put to mathias book from the energy transition thing. thank a gora and a given to so there will be some areas where prices will go up like it. so if it's concerning production based on faso eating, your homework with oil will become more and more expensive. driving fuel engine vehicles will become more expensive. on the other side, clean electricit

but this is about state capture during the time that president jacob zuma was in office.situation jacob zuma a picture of the serious situationjacob zuma faces now. his supporters are very much behind him, they've formed a human shield outside his house, they've also protested outside they've also protested outside the high court. but these relate to his time in power, he was forced from office after nine years — but these judges do relate to corruption allegations during his time in power. allegations during his time in ower. �* , , ., power. it'll be interesting to see how this _ power. it'll be interesting to see how this plays - power. it'll be interesting to see how this plays out. - power. it'll be interesting to | see how this plays out. thank you very much, courtney. the miami—dade county mayor has announced that the operation at the miami apartment complex collapse has formally moved from rescue to recovery. crews recovered 18 more bodies on wednesday, and a total of 54 bodies have been recovered so far. officials said there was no longer hope that any of the nea

i will go on over because we want to former president jacobs tomorrow. and so i try to find a new one, even if the president does do that, will carry on because we are hungry to destroy it dos for business owners. the help can't come soon enough with the majority of those in affected areas too scared to reopen for trade. i'm going to send up very soon. so the other property and they're going to label the widespread looting will put further pressure on in already strange economy as the country battles of lethal 3rd wave. but the corona virus to europe. now, where the e u has laid out plans to be, to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050. to do that, specialist wants to ban the sale of new combustion engine vehicles. after 2035. it's green deal proposal would also make factories power plants and airlines pay more to make carbon by revamping the existing emissions trading system. the plans will effect nearly every aspect of the european economy and are likely to face some heavy pushback from industry and poor a. you countries, his european commission, president

i think following the training of the president, jacob's b. m. i have seen stores looted and shopping centers trashed. we report from johannesburg . you has an out how it plans for these carbon neutral by 2015. the a deal will affect almost every aspect of european life. but when it hit the wrong, people will take deeper and the fidget to your own is coming to the european central bank as formerly going to project to make sure its current the roofs. but the times just need to be business on robots in bell and welcome to the program. the army has been called in to protect businesses in south africa after several days of riots. over 1300 people have been arrested and at least 72 people have died in unrest since the jailing, the former president jacobs emer, but contempt of court violence and destruction on the streets of johannesburg. the economic capital of south africa. this shopkeeper is just one of thousands of petrified business owners caught up in the looting and vandalism now spreading across the country. does the most wonderful woman follow

continent wake up to a huge koran of ours hanover, also on the program for my south african president, jacob zoom, it defies a deadline to hand himself into authorities. he had been sentenced to jail for contempt. the supreme court says it will. his challenge and the us celebrates its independence day with a lavish firework show in washington. the biggest event so far as the buttons presidency, thought he was, it's still too soon to declare independence from the pandemic. ah, i'm rebecca writ is welcome to the program. the european football championships have given sports fans plenty of excitement this summer, but fees growing that the torment could speed up the spread of the delta varian in europe, with games taking place all over the continent and some massive stadiums at full or nearly full capacity. scientists, a warning that the years have already led to a rise in infections. the joy of euro 2020, summed up by scotland fans, they will you forage when their team under points against arch rivals, england, wembley. the tournament came to an end soon after. and there was another thing in th