(olaf johan pedersen) yes. this is the production plant and my house is just 50 meters away, so it's a short way to work. - no traffic jam. - no traffic jam. my production, probably 95% of it is exported to italy. it's our oldest market. we've been exporting there for almost 600 years. - how did that come about? - there are many stories about how it happened. the story we like to tell is a story about pietro querini, who got shipwrecked on the island in rost in 1432. he was a venetian nobleman who was found by local fishermen out on the island, and he stayed there for about five mons. and they brought the first stockfisch to italy. - they loved it so much. - maybe! i hope so. - yes. and the story has been told over and over throughout the years. - generations. yes. (sophie fouron) where are we going now? (olaf johan pedersen) now, we're going to our weekend house. - the weekend house? - yeah. and it's approximately two minutes from the other house. - what? - it's just another island, just beside. people are lau

there is growing this there at the sheer scale of a humanitarian crisis in the region is johan has been in the southern turkish province of hud tie. she sent those report from the town of is kendra m, ah, this is what's left of the state hospital in the city of his kingdom, builds to save lives. it's became a death trap. the building collapsed on patients after the earthquake stroke. one week later rescue teams are still digging through the rattle, searching for survivors. if you can, can you give us any information about the person you have found? one? no, we couldn't find any id. a list of available mesa, high ellison's anxiously, whenever the rescue has announced, they found some one. what grade level was at the hospital when the quake hate mesa hasn't slept for days. she's been sitting here waiting, feeling helpless, crutches or been all. i don't know how many days have passed. i lost track of time for them and they only started looking for her. now we're waiting here for her. i love my grandma very much. my number. i 2nd name is i soul. i was named after her me says cousin ali john

dw johan is on the ground in our donna and speaks with f quite victims they every day i asked her what their main concerns are now. well 1st of all, people are grieving almost everybody. we speak with here and we have been to different cities in the affected region and has lost a loved one or know someone who did. the scale of the grief is not only heartbreaking. it's overwhelming. and then there is despair. hundreds of thousands of people have been left homeless by the quakes. you can see there is also a makeshift can here in a donna set up by the local turkish disaster management authority. people here are trying to stay warm around fires as well. it's going to be another bitterly cold night. grief and despair have also very quickly turned into anger in the areas that i've been seeing and visiting. in the past days, people say that rescue teams have only arrived days off to the quakes hit. they also say that the buildings, many of the buildings that have collapsed, have been poorly constructed or earthquake safety standards have been neglected. and these people won't answer is they w

certainly in the area where we work in the northwest we, we can scale up the way we would like to johan moy, from world vision, syria, thank you very much for talking with us. let's take a look at a few other stores making headlines around the world today. north korea has showcased up to 11 intercontinental ballistic missiles during a night time parade, marking the 75th anniversary of the founding of its military, north korean leader kim jong. i attended the event with his daughter. the missiles are seen as a major challenge to the west as they are designed to reach the continental united states. washington says china has a global fleet of spy balloons, like the one shot down by the u. s. air force last week, the pentagon says chinese by balloons, have been spotted flying over all 5 continents over several years. chile and present, gabrielle bori has asked for international aid to help combat wildfires across the center and south of the country. 24 people have died in the fires in recent days. authorities are warning that a new heat wave could further fan the flames. and disney says it

some hope they're found, johan boy, from what vision. thank you very much for joining us there from amman. and joining me now is the w report, ogazio hunters who's from syria garcia what, what are you hearing today from back home? yeah, i've been speaking to a lot of people in different parts of syria spoken to people in electro and latavia . and some of the northern villages and towns and they're all telling me that it was a terrifying experience for them. i mean the region does experience earthquakes and a lot of people have seen it before, but i would like not like this never before, and a leper alone. $46.00 at least $46.00 buildings have collapsed. and as we can see in this one building, there was a rescue operation and they pulled an 18 year old woman alive and her father. but her mother and her brother unfortunately did not make it. and there's hundreds of the stories coming out now and the communities is just devastated. is the situation any different in syria than in turkey? i yeah, as the, the expert before mentioned, serious i

either i spoke to the doubly correspond, johan, who filed that report. she is now in the turkish city of money, and i asked her to describe how things are there a week after the quake struck. well 1st of all, like her mesa and her family, many survivors have waited for the past week, days and nights next to the collapsed buildings waiting for their loved ones to be retrieved. watching these people suffer, they are in so much pain, watching them slowly, losing their hope is really beyond heartbreaking. now, here in osmani today, our impression is that the rescue efforts are largely over. we drove around town, some of the piles of rubble are being removed. we see residents trying to get inside the buildings that are still standing, trying to retrieve their belongings, mattresses, furniture, clothes, but the buildings around here are also not safe. they are at risk of collapsing and we still see after shocks. now this is the situation here in osmani. we do still see few cases of miracle rescues on turkish television. but experts say the chances now one week

especially w correspondent, you johan earlier, who filed that report. she's now in the turkish city of owes money, and i asked her to describe how things are there one week of the quake. who, 1st of all i care mesa and her family, many survivors have waited for the past week days and nights. i'm afraid we have some technical problems with that recording. we'll try and bring that to you later . we'll have a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world. thousands of demonstrators are protesting in jerusalem outside israel, parliament, the committed against controversial judicial reforms. the measures that would give the government more power to appoint judges to the supreme court. israel's far right government says the changes are needed to correct an imbalance of power between makers and the court. people in new zealand have been told to brace a more flooding and heavy rain, a slight loan gabriel approaches. the storm is currently around 250 kilometers off the coast and is expected to make land full over the next day. is the 2nd maj

as did the correspondent johan reporting, while for 4 decades, director steven spielberg has been packing cinemas with action ventures like jaws and jurassic park, and dramas, such as schindler's list and saving private ryan spielberg is now being honored for his life's work at berlin's film festival. the berlin ella, you can't see also have to take it more important than your hobby. steven spielberg is known for telling epic tails, but the directors latest film is based on his own life. i think i'm always honorable. uh huh. in terms of the movies i made a got, this is a very personal story. it's the 1st time i've taken a privacy public and i'd never done that movies a dream nominated for 7 oscars. the fable mens is about a young jewish boy who makes movies as a way to navigate his own dysfunctional family. spielberg made his very own 1st amateur film at age 12. as a teenager, he toward universal studios and chatted up a movie executive. soon he was working there. spielberg's 1st major film for universal was the 1971 thriller dual high speed chase with a murderous trucker. a few years lat

but these deadly quakes johan reporting from untouched and turkey. thank you so much for the update. now despite the desperate nature of the situation in areas hit by, the quake, emergency workers say that they are still managing to save some people his more. oh, a moment of joy and relief. a young girl is pulled out a life from the rubble. after 7 and a half days trapped under a collapsed building. the girl named mary was found in a town in southern turkey by groups of rescue workers tirelessly digging to find remaining survivors. it is difficult and often dangerous work in inside a super dangerous the collapse. food cannot just go inside and you should be really careful, so not to harm the people inside that kind of thing. and talking hard thinking with our nail one by month long and short of it. but over a week after the earthquake devastated parts of turkey in syria, the chances of finding people still trapped alive, dwindles with each passing hour. there is a sign of hope for the millions of earthquake victims in north west syria. after the coun

happens, of course, i think it seems like an athlete thinks about it, but conditionally speaking, johansnly in front of you and you came second for him. it knocks you out in general such moments. no, i'll think that i can't be wrong at all. here you drive up, and you remembered something from your personal life from everyday life, maybe in life. well, something there, well, sometimes thoughts of a non-sporting nature come into your head, of course. when i was still running about 5 years ago, i think why i needed all this at all every time it was hard. eh, then i learned to enjoy it. and uh, already a few you run races in a row and sometimes get stuck. the song in my head is some kind of motive, there are a couple of lines, active movable hands up were, for example, i think there were of course hmm or why do i need the sun. monaco for example, yes, maybe, most likely, even it will be, when it was the most viral such song is popular, when e was definitely in biathlon at all, a rifle is like a toothbrush. every person. this is a purely individual thing, which is made for a person for athlet

o 2 or what was down nearly party lines with 218 votes to remove johan omar from the house foreign affairs committee, 211, to keep her on that committee. now, of course, omar is an outspoken, progressive member of the democratic caucus. she is muslim, and she is also a immigrant, a refugee from somalia, and she gave of fiery speech right before the vote to oust her representation matters. continuing to expand our ideas of who is america and who can partake in the american experience. experiment is a good thing. i am an american, an american who was sent here an american who was sent here by her constituents who represent them in congress. when you heard the applause and she was speaking there, that was coming from the other democrats in the chamber who unanimously supported her remaining on the committee. now, oh, mar, has apologized for those comments that were deemed anti semitic. and, and she comes as democrats, her removal comes as democrats accused republicans of wielding political revenge. because democrats remove to republican members from their committees back in 2021. those member

house republicans are voted to remove democratic representative johan oma from the chambers. foreign affairs committee. the somali born muslim was ousted over her past criticism. all israel democrats have accused the republicans of targeting omar because of her identity. the move is also seen as at retaliatory, responds to the democrats removal of some republicans from committees and houses last session. hydro castro is following the story from washington d. c. i was down nearly a party lines of 218 votes to remove johan omar from the house foreign affairs committee, 211, to keep her on that committee. now of course, omar is an outspoken, progressive member of the democratic caucus. she is muslim, and she is also a immigrant refugee from somalia. and she gave a fiery speech right before the vote to oust her representation matters. continuing to expand our ideas of who is america and who can partake in the american experience. experiment is the good thing. i am an american, an american who was sent here an american who was sent here by her constituents who represent them in congress.

other cities, including johan iceberg are looking at issuing similar contracts with private power companies and sore energy tenders. but there are major challenges, for example, so far it's mainly just large businesses and wealthy residents who can afford to install solar panels. alternative energy companies now want to help low income households. i shopping i the edge against the sunni, able did this city. and it is like that we do with hands dressmaker phase that caswell hope. so one day she will also be able to afford solar panels to easy impact of the persistent outages. so it's actually being done to en south africa electricity crisis. well, as the question that we put to ella's been held her reporting from kate, well, it's clear that africa will need older, extra power. it can get sold as many plans, many projects. for example, wind energy, solar energy, i think, as well last year during the climate change conference, the hope was that i forgot maybe really go green. well, the government is clear, we still need coal. we still need nuclear energy. so to go to work on all these projects

our correspondent johan has more this is what's left of untouched air. once known for its rich heritage, the city now lies and ruins. unrecognizable. unreal. in the old city, several st, so still inaccessible, blocked by buildings flattened by the quakes and cars trapped under the debris. this was the old town of antique. yes, once popular with tourists, but look at it now at least half of it is gone. centuries of history ravaged in a few minutes. cherished landmarks have been destroyed here, churches and turkeys synagogue, and the hobby b niger mosque. the dome smashed into wood, used to be the prayer, hol, built in the 7th century. it is considered to be the oldest in turkey. a report of char, have fun, so used to live next door. he was trapped under the rubble of his house for more than a day after the quake struck, he tells me so for her to come jumper grim on the year after we got out. we saw what had happened to talk you wish to mastered here for more than a 1000 years. and when we saw that acculab some of the we understood how powerful the earthqu

other cities, including johan iceberg, are looking at issuing similar contracts with private power companies and sore energy tenders. but there are major challenges. for example, so far it's mainly just large businesses and wealthy residents who can afford to install solar panels. alternative energy companies now want to help low income households against the sunni. they will do this at the end of this. what do we do with dressmaker phase that caswell hope? so one day, she will also be able to afford solar panels to easy impact of the persistent outages. now to some of the other global business stories making news, china's tourism sector is expected to rebound sharply this year, the end of aging 0 coven strategy allows chinese people to travel freely. after nearly 3 years of restrictions, domestic tourism could reach $580800000000.00 and recover to about 71 percent of 2019 levels. according to data from the china tourism academy. more than 20 percent of the energy produced in the e. u between march last year and january came from wind and solar energy according to a report by amber climate.

history of more than 2000 years and that has been wiped out within minutes of these deadly quakes. johan reporting from on takia and turkey. thank you so much for the update. and with that you are up to date. business is coming up next with kate ferguson. a magnificent can and thank you for watching. 3 people in trucks injured, one, trying to flee the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away. order families played on the tax in syria to these credit owners with people lean extreme around getting $200.00 people from the agency around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. yes. why? because no one should have to flee. make up your own mind to w. made for mines. ah, ah, haggling over hydrogen e u countries are split over how to define the fuels green credentials. up steak essays, aid, and potentially billions of euro's in investments. but well, member states agree on the compromise. over coming up black, i have become part of daily life in south africa. now local are looking to the sun for a solution and the india knight is ambitious plans to boost its de

but these deadly quakes you, johan reporting from untouched in turkey. thank you so much for the update. and with that, you are up to date, business is coming up next with kate ferguson, a magnificent can and thank you for watching 3 people and trucks injured when trying to free the city center more and more refugees are being turned away at the border families playing on the tax in syria for the credit on.

our correspondent, johan, they're reporting from a donna in the earthquake hit region of turkey. julia, thank you so much for that. the united nations humanitarian chief says the international community has failed to the people of northwestern, syria, martin griffith's once the un security council to authorize the opening of 2 more border crossings from turkey into rebel held regions of syria. years of civil war have left 8 organizations struggling to reach victims of monday's earthquake, particularly in parts of the country outside government control. there is currently only one crossing open to un agencies hampering deliveries of life saving food and medical supplies, destruction and devastation in a part of the world which can hardly take any more. it lip province has been a central theater of the syrian civil war. and its home to one of the last remaining rebel controlled and lives. the earthquake has killed more than 2100 people here. among them this man's 4 year old son. he's angry that a lack of support meant it took 4 days to recover his child's body. often remedies, gardner, w

i spoke to johan, who fall that report and i asked her how the survivors in untouched a dealing with this disaster. people we met in on talk here. the paper was still there, they have lost absolutely everything and they have no idea what's coming for them. next, what the next week, so months are going to bring because the full impact of this disaster is still unfolding. it is already the deadliest and modern turkish history. a few consider that tens of thousands of people in the affected areas had to be taken to hospitals . many of them severely injured if you consider that many of the collapse, buildings like in on takia, have been inaccessible for days or still all the number of fatalities is expected to considerably increase the in the next week's a and a month possibly. now, there is also colossal colossal architectural damage, according to the authorities. more than $60000.00 buildings in the affected areas of either completely collapsed or have been so severely damaged, they now need to be demolished. hundreds of thousands of people are homeless, they need help, they need help

turkey is turning towards the millions of people needing urgent humanitarian relief. correspondence, johan, give us this update on the situation at a cam in the turkish city of atlanta rescue efforts are coming to an end here in the quaking region in turkey. and now of course, the focus is on the massive humanitarian crisis. hundreds of thousands of people, if not millions are now homeless. and although there have been huge evacuation efforts to other churches, cities, most of the people have had to stay intense for the past week for the past days. here in this 10 camp in the city of atlanta, people tell me they are receiving the help they need right now. aid workers have just been distributing baby diapers next for the children wet wipes. but there are areas, there are provinces that have been so much was effected. the city of i'm talking, for example, in the province of ha, tie has been almost entirely flattened by the quakes. people there still have to stay outside in the open. they urgently need heating, shelter, electricity, but also sanitation hygienists, products. many people here i

now t w's you johan, as it been in the southern turkish province of hot, i am filed this report. ah, this is what's left of the state hospital in the city of his kindred fields. to save life, it became a death trap. the building collapsed on patients after the earthquake struck one week later, rescue teams are still digging so the rattle, searching for survival. vision, can you give us any information about the person you have found? no, we couldn't find any id. a list of a bummer mesa high ellison's anxiously whenever the rescue is announced, they found some one. her grandmother was at the hospital when the quake hit mesa hasn't slept for days. she's been sitting here waiting, feeling helpless, cojo having all, i don't know how many days have passed. i lost track of time and so they only started looking for her. now. we're waiting here for her. i love my grandma, very much. my number. my 2nd name is i soul. i was named after her me says cousin ali john says mismanagement by the local authorities contributed to the disaster. he shows me what the hospital looked like before it col

skier, placed third in the cross country skiing world cup in to bellochi, italy, and in men's speed , johan142, a norwegian skier , placed first and second in telegram from the third host country and the world cup. mixed nordic skiing was followed in vienna, germany, in article 5 of page 137 and 10 kilometers of endurance skiing, 11 amps more than austria . blvd nakh sarsim, the compatriot of culture virus, was in the second place of the year and germany's yunan schmidt was third in the country's boys' futsal competition in hormozgan is finished with the championship of the host team, hormozgan won the championship platform of the student futsal tournament of the country is standing, the host of the competition with isfahan won the championship trophy in the penalty shootout. we fell, i couldn't return to the final 33 in the penalty shootout of hormozgan 5:3 in favor of finishing the game, the game was very physically challenging, two teams played, we knew we were behind, but with the focus of the game, i made my own score. the following competitions the head coach of the country's national

that is putting the government of present ad one under pressure right now, causing so much great w. johan, thank you very much for joining us with the latest that we'll be following the progress. are you in 8 convoy carrying urgently need a humanitarian assistance as arrived in northwest and syria. it's the 1st since the earthquake struck. 8 organizations have struggled to bring supplies into rebel held north syria, which is under a blockade by the government o, burdened with grief and living in harsh conditions. holly, my mood is staying at this makeshift camp and aleppo province. he says he lost many of his family members to the earthquake. his surviving daughter is now a widow with 2 children, led the law whole. my kids died under the rubble. warlock situation is horrible. like, you know, when we're here in a camp fair? no 10 screen, there's nothing. the situation is bad. i wish i'd also died with my kids. it would have been better manually molded when of organizations in the country are stretching their resources over a decade of war had already left millions dependent on aid, especia

if only in the hope of saving one more life and perhaps another and another dw correspondent, you johan is in the earthquake zone in a done a turkey and she earlier told me what has been going on there. oh, rescue efforts continue frantically here in this city of adina as well where several apartment blocks like the one right behind me have basically collapsed in an instant when the quake struck at this building. i had 14 stories i'm being told and about 100 people were inside. when it happened. dozens have been killed here. and they just, i, i've just heard it from over there that they are pulled out. 2 more dead bodies, but many are still missing, and that is why you are seen so many people on this giant pile of rubble. they are looking for signs of life, and many of them are not professional rescue work. as they are boland, he is a just spoke to a young man who said he's living in adina. he wanted to help. so he came here and now he is digging for survivors with his bare hands. but at the same time, a very bitter reality is also settling in it's very cold. here we have temperatures b

putting the government of president ad one under pressure right now and causing so much grief dw with johan. thank you very much for joining us with the latest. there will be following the progress in syria. international aid has reached a rebel held enclave despite complications caused by a 12 year civil war and official at the touch of syrian border crossing apollo. why has confirmed that are regularly scheduled you when aid convoy has entered the region where millions rely on humanitarian aid? a d w team is there and sent this exclusive report. digging through the robot an assyrian town of harrow, just one of hundreds in the region that have been flattened by the quake. rescuers often just using their bare hands for the most basic of tools. graphite is one of the locals, frustrated by the lack of proper digging machinery that's compounded by exhaustion after working 2 days without sleep. um and we need help from other countries. we're getting some equipment, but we have people under the rubble and we're trying to pull them out. well, we have mileage, but what good are mallet? what got th

house republicans voted to remove democratic representative johan omar from the chambers foreign affairs committee. the somali born muslim was ousted over her past criticism of israel. democrats have accused the republicans of targeting omar because of her identity. and a detainee who spent 16 years in guantanamo bay has been released and transferred to belize. pakistani emergent con was arrested by us forces in 2003. it's the 1st 3rd country we settlement under the administration of u. s. present jo binding. but as the headlines in these continues hernandez here after africa direct to i'll just see where we are. what should they not be more of a science perhaps? so foundations like yours, we listen when it comes to diversification, we don't do it. you know, it gets rid of the rational under source. we meet with global news makers, i'm talk about the store restock matter. on out you see a very big ah so plus all hayton with our with she she been parasite in in she was a. busy but there's also one is a long time i did get to some point as to say a community. so i did with the person who k

the girl with a pearl earring was created by johan samir in the dutch city of delphi, around $665.00, and she's captured people's attention ever since. with amir paint, never becomes painful when you look at his paintings. and also when you look at the girl was pearl, you can never see paint. you see a woman looking at you. and there's a lot of mystery around it with an average of 2 paintings a year for may or may have not been prolific. but all his work has made an impact, a master of light and color. he use techniques expert are still trying to understand to day finance. he 1st one who painted blue shadows have incredible. so we have a lot of painting to see in this exhibition. we can see this, and also you are the 1st one to mix headers in the face green. this is so special that makes a lot of this paint is a beautiful that your, your laughter see. this sparkling breath in the foreground of his painting. labour who studied for me for many years believe the master learn to spec needs from looking into a camera obscura, a dark box in which objects are reflected through a small beam o

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for it is the now figuring out how these findings can be used to help protect city kids too. deep is johan, i'm sure we have 2 ideas for how we might prevent asthma and allergies hunter. i mean 1st drinking minimally process cow's milk could help the underly. and 2nd, we're looking into developing a nose spray made with substances from farm environments which could also offer protection dentures for the conclusion that until that's widely available. there's plenty that parents in both rural and urban environments, can do to reduce their child's risk of developing allergies. look at me, i'm 8 months old and my surroundings have already changed a lot, including when it comes to allergies. man here, she's cleaning up. does she realize what she's doing? my immune system really needs a lot of input. so i hope she doesn't back. he went to law jones on every when viruses, bacteria and fun going most of them on to threaten and dust doesn't do anything to me at all. there's just so much going on. i'd love to tell my mom to take it easy with all that cleaning my immune system and i have to be able t

’t fall asleep based on the play by ingmar bergman performances scenes of married life perestroika johand mariana become heroes from sweden of the seventies in anya and marina andrey konchalovsky notes in the nineties of the last century in a three-room apartment in the center of moscow, but the original bagman story remains unchanged and perhaps he is great and the dynamics of the relationship between a man and a woman is analyzed in eternity, everything is always and it remains eternal. we tried to overturn or lower this dynamics into the state in which the country was then frank history against the backdrop of the break of the era on the stage, they are always two in a personal drama, like beads, the essential details of the era are skillfully woven. here are the mentions cult films of the nineties, yes, pot-bellied glass bottles, milk and faceted glasses in 2 hours of staging, the viewer will witness 20 years of this life full of love and compassion, but at the same time mutual claims, insults and betrayals, these are all well, you they remain in bed they remain and it turns out and

we asked the director of the post dumb institute for climate in pottery such johan, rock storm on how bad things really are. the situation is really worrying. this is the warmest temperature. no, since we left the last i said. and within the next 10 years, we may reach 1.5 degrees celsius and scientifically, we today show clearly that the physical limit go beyond that. we risk triggering many tipping point. the grid, an ice sheet, the weather, the other guy, she that represents 10 me to see level right, but also abrupt following a permafrost which will amplify warming even more research. so that we're coming closer to limits of adaptation. meaning that we come to a point where people cannot adopt anymore, and the only choice then is to move, we get climate refugees. so we're in a very delicate situation. we need that a taishan for sure. but we have to accelerate the mitigation not to come too far at a point where we can no longer have adaptation where finding systems collapse, where a fresh water systems don't work anymore. just the arc didn't talk to get together, hold 6 of the big t

and then lastly, impoverished a rural area, implication of desist that is johan to those communities where hundreds of people are still affected by lead poisoning, unset levels of lead, but felt inside. most of the hopes, what's from the community will also have high levels of lead children who survive to crisis, hot, dangerous levels of lead in via blot. she can new, contacted anglo americans and i think mining companies for climbing. but they avoided us some heartbreaking stories and lingering questions, the most vital of which is how do companies continue to get away without owning up to their responsibilities? well, that brings us to the end of this week show. we hope we help shed a little light on a very real problem that is facing many communities across africa. next week we'll be exploring the fascinating world of p and c, y, but a military company will take you behind the scenes and off exactly what is happening in africa until then from me and the teams here in africa's city of gold . good bye. ah ah ah ah so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's cr

it's finally over our correspondent you'll johan. she was there for that difficult rescue mission. well, of course, that's what i asked zabeda as well. and she told me as soon as she know that her sister was alive and that there were a team of rescues from germany who were willing to help her and who were really restlessly working to bring her out. she knew there was hope and she, she knew it would, it would happen. and what i really believe is, what was important is the moment that zayna and zabeda were able to speak with each other. i think that was giving zayna under the rubble a lot of hope. she knew there were people who were fighting for her life. we actually spoke to the bay, the sister briefly a little earlier. she told us that they know is doing fine considering the circumstances she is injured. she has been taken to a hospital in the city of i donna and this story is not only one with a happy ending. it's actually part of the story is also that they lost her entire family in that apartment block. her husband and her children have not survived. they are dead. that was usua

. scientists are now figuring out how these findings can be used to help protect city kids to des. johan, i'm sure we have 2 ideas for how we might prevent asthma. and allergies, and i mean 1st drinking minimally process cow's milk could help with the under the, the, and 2nd we're looking into developing a nose spray made with substances from farm environments which could also offer protection dentures forgotten. but until that's widely available, there's plenty that parents in both rural and urban environments, can do to reduce their child's risk of developing allergies. look at me, i'm 8 months old and my surroundings have already changed a lot, including when it comes to allergies. mom here she's cleaning up, does she realize what she's doing? if my immune system really needs a lot of input? so i hope she doesn't back. he went to a lot job every when viruses, bacteria and fun going most of them on to threaten and dust doesn't do anything to me at all. there's just so much going on. i'd love to tell my mom to take it easy with all that cleaning my immune system and i have to be able to

they know it's free and her sister's desperate weight is finally over our correspond johan, she was there for that difficult rescue mission. well, of course that's what i asked the beta as well. and she told me as soon as she know that her sister was alive and that there were a team of rescues from germany who were willing to help her and who were really restlessly working to bring her out. she knew there was hope and she, she knew it would, it would happen. and what i really believe is, what was important is the moment that zain up and beta were able to speak with each other. i think that was giving zayna under the rubble a lot of hope. she knew there were people who were fighting for her life. we actually spoke to a bay the sister briefly a little earlier. she told us that they know is doing fine considering the circumstances she is injured. she has been taken to a hospital in the city of i donna and this story is not only one with a happy ending. it's actually part of the story is also that they know lost her entire family in that apartment block. her husband and her children have not

house republicans removed johan omar so it was kind of a nninteresting timing of when all that played out but he's followed around by a group of reporters on thehill . it's unclear, he doesn't see part of any legislation, he's not part of any committees so it's unclear what his role is . >> host: it seems more like he's in a holding pattern . not really one place or the other. >> host: the senate will start their day with the reading of george washington's farewell address and of the senator from ohio will be doing that. what else isahead for the u.s. senate ? >> guest: the democrats are expected to have lunch this week so they'll be hearing from him about his plans for whether he i'm sure he will talk about whether he plans to run for reelection again but the senate will be catching up on i expect i believe there is an expectation they will get a briefing on the spy balloon. that there's no date on that. and then also classified documents is something that the house, both senate democrats and republicans on intel are looking to get. >> guest: >> host: what is the status of john fette

i'll said this johan report the t shirts from kia heath pasco says i got asked because if everyone works on developing their personal skills paper and gets involved in the community that we would have the hoped for solution of this upcoming day. and so we are literally c o s very volunteers who will a desire for sovereignty to formalism. for me, these are feigning africans on the continent so that they can respond to problems locally. navea learn more massey that well, thank you for watching this episode of the 77 percent. said poor san woodrow. see, no, don't forget to comment, share and live out. thank you so much. mousie roku. ah, thank you, kemal and everyone in benito who took part in the debate. one take away from the debate is that we, as young africans need to push our governments to do better at negotiating with our international partners for that young africans like you and me have a better future. if you have something to say about this topic, leave us a comment on social media. and if you happen to speak french, you should definitely subscribe to our 77 percent french youtube

we can scale up the way we would like to johan moy, from world vision, syria, thank you very much for talking with us. those check up on a few other stories making headlines around the world today. north korea has showcased up to 11 intercontinental ballistic missiles during a night time parade, marking the 75th anniversary of the founding of its military. north korean leader kim young own attended the event with his daughter. the missiles are seen as a major challenge to the west, as they are designed to reach the continental united states. washington says china has a global fleet of spy balloons, like the one shot down by the u. s. air force last week. the pentagon says chinese spy balloons have been spotted flying over all 5 continents over several years. chile and president, gabriel bori has asked for international aid to help combat wildfires across the center and south of the country. 24 people have died in the fires in recent days. authorities are warning that a new heat wave could further fan the flames. ukraine's president followed the mirror. zalinski is expected to join us