the book no limitless covering with kong t.w. . look at it look up the. globe plague. going to play. this is you know really was live from berlin guilty of murder and sentenced to life in prison a german court delivers its verdict on a 22 year old iraq a man whose asylum request was rejected judge just convicted him of killing a 14 year old girl against that stool to a national debate about migration and violent crime also coming up fungal americal is seen trembling in public for the 3rd time within a month fueling concerns over the german chancellor's health and britain's ambassador to the united states.

kong t.w. . welcome to our culture 50 years off of the lunar mission we'll be looking at the moon in the movies also coming up. i fear on the inventions of great design a katherina come from anything but practical natural makes them so much for. the be too practical use rachel stewart has come extremely well prepared to explain germany's national obsession with hiking. 50 years ago the apollo 11 spacecraft was on its way to the moon when the astronauts landed and live pictures were beamed into our living rooms it altered off a section of the moon and indeed abscess space and in films the whole perception of the moon changed as well is some examples of the moon on film starting with real pictures of nasa's achievement off a century ago. it was perhaps the greatest human adventure of all time and shown lines on television. and you documentary apollo 11 tells the story of the 1st manned moon landing it features digitally restored footage from mrs oc on.

covering with kong t.w. . robots are still in the development phase sounds good but what's going to happen when they grow up. will schumann's and the machine swing able to piece move coincidence to the floor are we on the verge of a robot collapse. oh if we just bumble into this totally unprepared with our heads in the sand fusing to think about what could go wrong then let's face it it's probably going to be the biggest mistake in human history. artificial intelligence is now spreading through our society such is this the beginning of a good digital age. will we be subjected to continuous street surveillance. they are the experts be able to agree on the guidelines or will this technology create deadly new autonomous muslim systems leg. length. collapse starts aug 14th on t w. play. play play play. play. this is d w news live from berlin the u.k. warns iran of serious consequences after iran seized a british oil tanker and emergency committee meets in london with the government saying the situation must be res

an early christmas kong t.w. . the 1st. cut. on. this is d w news coming to you live from china gives a rare news conference addressing the un rest in hong kong the move comes after another weekend of violent clashes between protesters and police in the territory also coming up a doctor for russian opposition leader alexina bonnie says he may have been poisoned upon he was rushed.

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book now an early covering with kong t.w. . hello welcome to a brand new episode of india a sustainability magazine that puts the focus on change me because we're finding solutions to the biggest problems facing our world to be. coming to you from the city of mumbai in india. over the next 30 minutes our travel company in put a charity is going beyond its call of duty to clean the ocean bed how the need to cross is future proofing me against landslides and how an organization in mumbai is helping indian women to break free from menstruation topples. let's zoom in on an issue that has a deep impact on our marine life often when fishermen abandon their fishing nets in the ocean their drac to the board to entangling fish dolphin sea turtles and many other creatures in them on evil to release them so they die from starvation infection and sometimes even suffocation one organization in the southern city of port a charity is trying to change this and create a safe ecosystem for the marine life in its surrounding seas. fishing nets on

book now in the land of greenwood kong t.w. . this is deja vu news asia coming up on our show today dramatic scenes in hong kong as protesters trashed the city's parliament how far are they willing to go to stop the encroachment of chinese rule and how will they react we'll hear from our correspondent also coming up the dangerous path across the border fuel smuggling from iran to pakistan striving to look at who's behind it and why neither side can seem to stop it. and.

t.w. . hong kong authorities a cleaning up off the pro-democracy demonstrators stormed the city's ledges to chit taking over the main chamber and spray painting antigovernment. guns on the walls this is part of ongoing protests against an extradition bill hong kong's chief executive kerry lamb criticized the protesters actions whilst police cleared the streets using tear gas. the white house is condemning iran's move to increase its enrichment of uranium and saying it will continue pressure.

t.w. . hong kong pro-democracy demonstrators storm the city's legislature taking over the main chamber and spray painting anti-government slogans on the walls this is part of on going protests against an extradition bill hong kong's chief executive kerry lamb criticized the protesters actions whilst police cleared the streets using tear gas. the white house is condemning iran this move to increase its enrichment of uranium and saying it will continue pressuring the come.

t.w. hong kong spro beijing chief executive ses a controversial bill allowing extraditions to the chinese mainland is dead but kerry lamb stopped short of saying she would give in to protesters demands and formally withdraw the proposal. to the un ses the world is in danger of failing to deliver its sustainable development goals in education as promised major progress by 20 thank you but it looks like the goals would be met. and you're watching news from the stand in depth report on what's the. done to tackle modern day slavery and it's nice agricultural success thankfully i should get all the latest news information around because that's on our website dot com myself and the team see you next hour thank you for watching the body. the body. clock. the a. what's the latest of workers to harvest and on italy's vegetable plantation clueless about what it is modern slavery doesn't mean change what's happening here is also labor just saw this move on the monsignor would now. he was one of them he was exploited in slaves but today he is determined to fight to end slavery in italy. on. so the su

t.w. . hong kong pro-democracy demonstrators stormed the city's legislature taking over the main chamber and spray painting anti-government slogans on the walls this is part of going protests against an extradition built hong kong's chief executive kerry lam criticized the protesters actions whilst police cleared the streets using .

t.w. . police in hong kong have clashed with protesters for a 2nd straight day officers fired rubber bullets and tear gas canisters at anti-government activists opposed to an extradition bill near the city center the protests are part of a weeks long campaign to mend a greater democracy and the tanami in hong kong. suspected boko haram extremists of killed at least 65 people in borno state in northeastern nigeria the attack took place as village.

t.w. . does do that when you fly from berlin hong kong protesters are calling in their summer of discontent as they continue to march for democracy police have fired tear gas to disperse crowds and barricaded themselves into the city's center and the finance of an official ban will hear from our correspondent as well as one of the key thinkers and hong kong's pro-democracy movement. and the world have a titans day we ask why more than 300000000 people are still affected by a disease that's true and preventable. unaccomplished thanks for joining us. hong kong police are cracking down on pro-democracy demonstrators who had to find an official ban to blockade the city center protests were taking place near the chinese government office in downtown hong kong when police unleashed a volley of tear gas canisters it's the 2nd consecutive day of such clashes last night dozens were arrested and many injured the marches are part of a weeks long campaign for greater democracy in hong kong and autonomy from mainland china. after saturday's clashes protesters took to the streets of hong kong again this

t.w. . this is new. live from berlin hong kong's need to carry lam saying the territories controversial extradition will is day i don't chief executive had hoped the announcement would be enough to end a mass exodus getting ready to return to the streets also coming out of the don't go down and island of lampedusa has become the front line in group stadol for the migration and the role of risky ships in the mediterranean has been to both sides of the argument.

t.w. . this is p.w. news asia coming up this standoff in hong kong weekend protests turned into street battles between pro-democracy demonstrators and police we look at beijing's response to the continued unrest plus move to the region if we want an end to the bloodshed in the country and god willing the bloodshed will end hours after the afghan president gives this campaign speech deadly assailants a target his running mate. and a mounting disaster there's a garbage dump in india's capital that could soon be higher in the taj mahal you look at the deadly risk to those who live nearby. i'm melissa chan welcome to news asia thank you for joining us hong kong is in crisis its summer of discontent has seen protesters hit the streets every weekend since early june police and marchers have clashed with increasing violence with police firing tear gas and some activists vandalizing government buildings both sides are exhausted this time thousands of people turned up in different parts of the city including outside china's main representative office hong kong is a part of china. but is in theory it ministered independently

t.w. . play. this is d w news live from berlin hong kong residents are back on the streets as the territory reacts to violent clashes between police and pro-democracy demonstrators dozens are in custody after a police crackdown you are looking now at live pictures as proust gather in the city center our correspondent is on the scene and more than a 1000 arrested in moscow when the biggest crackdown in 2 years the russians were attempting to rally in support of opposition politicians banned from running and vote.

t.w. and online. cut . i am playing . this is you know we news live from berlin hong kong's leader kerry lamb says the territory's controversial extradition bill is dead but the island's chief executive hope the announcement would be enough to end the mass protests but activists are unconvinced and vowed to fight on getting ready to return to the streets also on the show the italian island of lampedusa has become the frontline in europe standoff over migration and the role of risk you ships in the mediterranean the good news has been to hear both sides of the argument and.

t.w. and on mine. this is news coming to you live from police in hong kong restore order after extraordinary scenes protesters had stormed and ransacked the parliament building during a pro-democracy demonstrations chief executive says she's shocked and saddened by the destruction so what now for the territory also coming up firefighters in northern germany are struggling to contain a massive forest fire their job is being hampered by the presence of publics floated ballgames and munitions of the size of the plane.

t.w. . this is the w.'s live from berlin hong kong's leader says the tariff was controversial extradition bill is dead. i hope you know what would be enough to diffuse the anger that's led to mass protests but activists. are already getting ready to go back on the streets on the program the italian island of lampedusa has become the front line in europe standoff over migration and the role of rescue ships in the mediterranean. to hear both sides of the argument.

t.w. . this is d w news asia coming up on our show today dramatic scenes in hong kong as protesters trashed the city's parliament how far are they willing to go to stop the encroachment of chinese rule and how will beijing react we'll hear from our correspondent also coming up the dangerous path across the border fuel smuggling from iran to pakistan the striving to look at who's behind it and why neither side can seem to stop it. and diving into street food in taipei will get a taste of a new v.w. series on you tube exploring the call in every highlight of the taiwanese cast. thanks for joining us joining us i'm so me so much god it's good to have you with us on news asia now a tense calm has descended on hong kong after a turbulent night of unrest in the city a cleanup operation is underway to remove debris left over from the chaotic scenes that unfolded in the government quarter now thousands of protesters stormed and ransacked the legislative council on the anniversary of hong kong's return to chinese rule they hung the colonial flag and covered the walls with anti-government . her feet

t.w. . going to. cut. this is g.w. news coming to you live from berlin more chaos in hong kong is antigovernment protesters disrupt train services demonstrators blocked doors causing massive delays for commuters is the latest move in their campaign to force the government's response to their demands for more than one person also coming up when we didn't catch enough fish.

t.w. player. play. the bass player. this is the news coming to you live from blaine mo antigovernment protests in hong kong this time protests is occupy iraq the whole at hong kong's a. as for calling for democracy in the chinese territory we'll go live to hong kong. also coming up a blistering heat wave in europe and record high temperatures as strong experiences of all time highs for a 2nd straight day and germany belgium the netherlands as rat. and jill many moves to ban gay conversion.

t.w. . cut. play. play. play. play play. this is deja vu news live from berlin hong kong protesters smash their way into the legislative belt. they got in after spending hours ramming through a window earlier thousands of pro-democracy protesters clashed with police there rallying against an extradition they'll look at the latest also coming up iran breaks the terms of the 2015 nuclear deal for the 1st time the foreign minister says the country has exceeded the limit on its stockpile of low enriched uranium. they talked to.

t.w. . leg. this is. coming up on the program tensions over the hong kong police address to dozens of people following the storming of this week what it means for the protests . to activist what is about the future of the pro-democracy most watched. convolve hong kong. you know show respect.

t.w. . this is day 2 of the news live from the pro-democracy demonstrators in hong kong into the cities that's just taking over the chamber and spray painting onto just one slogan some action is part of continuing protests against a proposed bill to allow extradition to china also on the program breaks the terms of the 2015 nuclear deal for the 1st time its foreign minister to class of this country has exceeded decreed.

t.w. . coming up ahead. this is the w. news live from berlin clashes erupt again between police and pro-democracy protesters in hong kong over the controversial extradition law demonstrators faced off against right police and a luxury shopping mall in the chinese territory after another day of street protests. also coming up in india is just hours away from making spacefaring history with the launch of its 1st lunar landing if all goes to plan the chandrayaan to probe it will explore the south full of them there for the 1st time . i'm irish waiter thank you for joining us police and protesters have clashed in hong kong as public anger over a controversial extradition law shows no sign of letting up the conversations came at the end of another shooter rally against a protester see as china's tightening grip on the semi autonomous former british colony. they turned out in their tens of thousands in shot in a suburb between hong kong's main city sprawl around the harbor and the chinese border. like most of the protests over the last month that started out peacefully the mood resolute we are right it was you know it was the kill

t.w. . place. to. play. oh. this is d w news live from berlin hong kong protesters are calling it their summer of discontent as they continue to march for democracy looking now at live pictures as police fired tear gas to disperse crowds barricaded themselves into the city center defying an official ban we'll hear from our correspondent as well as one of the keep.

t.w. cut. this is it up there near is a shot coming up. program. hong kong protest movement after storming the city's parliament many. young protesters defying rulers and demanding real democracy. the 30 years war on drugs in the philippines we'll talk about the impact on children. in the produce trade and extrajudicial killings. plus the action blockbusters made in vietnam.

in hong kong clashes between police and pro-democracy protesters continued into the early hours of monday morning local time as controversy continues over an extradition mom. you're watching t.w. news live from berlin more coming up at the top of the hour and don't forget you can always get all the latest news and information around the clock on our web site as to w. dot com and you can always download our app from the apple store or google play for all the latest with push notifications on my ash waiter thanks so much for joining us. forrester equivalent to 30 years is cleared for. consumers or is causing a radical depletion of firsts. for 24.

t.w. . this is news coming to you live from berlin more chaos in hong kong as anti-government protesters disrupt train services demonstrators blocked doors causing massive delays for commuters is the latest move in their campaign to force the government to respond to their demands for more democracy also coming up in germany.

t.w. . player. played. on a plane . this is the news live from hong kong's leader says the territories controversial extradition bill. hoped the announcement would be enough to diffuse the anger that has led to mass protests but activists say that offer is not enough and they're getting ready to return to the streets also on the program the italian island of lampedusa has become the front line in europe for migration on the role of rescue ships in the mediterranean. has been to hear both sides of the.

t.w. z. learning course. german made easy. this is d w news live from berlin another weekend of anti-government protests in hong kong and some violence police using tear gas and firing rubber bullets to disperse thousands of demonstrators as protesters sought refuge in a train station they're attacked by masked dogs thought to be triad gang members that. are coming up another big one for ukraine's president exit polls giving voter mayor.

t.w. . this is deja vu news asia coming up on our show today dramatic scenes in hong kong as protesters trashed the city's parliament how far are they willing to go to stop the encroachment of chinese rule and how will beijing react we'll hear from our correspondent also coming up the dangerous power across the border fuel smuggling from.

t.w. spoke exclusively to some trying to come to terms with their violent. also coming up police in hong kongbegan arresting people off the pro-democracy protesters still.

t.w. and online. this is news coming to you live from berlin protesters in hong kong spoil the government's party while officials mark 22 years since china took control of the territory thousands of pro-democracy protesters clashed with police during pressure ellie's against an extradition bill we'll get the latest from hong kong also coming up. all told no lights and european leaders still can't decide who should get the top jobs to eastern european members objected to a franco german.

t.w. spoke exclusively to someone trying to come to terms with their violent parts also coming up police in hong kong began arresting people off the pro-democracy protesters stormed a brown sacked the parliament earlier this week more than 20 are already in detention and the number looks set to increase. found drama on toss a list be netherlands and sweden go into extra time at the women's world cup all their lives the host 15 leoni fronts for the highlights. i mean you could as mckinnon thank you for joining us the somali terrorist group al-shabaab has been waging a campaign of violence in somalia for more than a decade that a mystery replace the u.n. backed government and impose islamic law on african union force has. seized control of the capital mogadishu but al-shabaab still controls around 20 percent of the country now the government is offering amnesty and rehabilitation to some militants who leave the group melanie courage about was given rare access to one rehabilitation center in juba land province she spoke to former militants there about why they decided to leave al-shabaab and about the

t.w. . the from up. the to. play. the to. play. the flame. this is deja news coming to you live from brighton and another weekend of antigovernment protests in hong kong and some violent police fired tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse thousands of demonstrators and as protest to seek refuge in a train station near a tax cut times talk to be gang members. or to coming up. what they don't. know about the success of the india.

t.w. . coming up ahead of us. the boob tube. this is t w news live from berlin clashes erupt again between police and pro-democracy protesters in hong kong over the controversial extradition law demonstrators faced off against private police and a luxury shopping mall in the chinese territory after another day of street protests also coming up in india is just hours away from making.

t.w. . hong kong authorities a cleaning up after pro-democracy demonstrators stormed the city's legislature taking over the main chamber and spray painting anti-government slogans on the walls this is part of ongoing protests against an extradition bill hong kong's chief executive kerry lamb criticized the protesters actions whilst police cleared the streets using tear gas. the white house is condemning iran's move to increase its enrichment of uranium and saying it will continue pressuring the country to change course earlier today the united nations confirmed iran has broken the limit on uranium enrichment set by the 2015 nuclear deal this is terrans 1st major departure from the accord. pro-democracy activists in sudan say they'll stage a new campaign of nationwide civil disobedience in 2 weeks time this a day off to at least 11 people were reported killed in clashes with security forces during mass protests on sunday tens of thousands flooded the streets of the capital khartoum demanding a transition to civilian rule it was the 1st mass rally since sudan's ruling military council violent

t.w. . the iraqi. police in hong kong have clashed with protesters for a 2nd straight day officers fired rubber bullets and tear gas canisters at anti-government activists opposed to an extradition bill near the city center the protests are part of a weeks long campaign to mend a greater democracy and the tanami in hong kong. suspected boko haram extremists of killed at least $65.00 people in borno state in northeastern nigeria the attack took place as villagers were leaving a funeral the militants reportedly stormed the village on motorcycles and in vans and opened fire on the crowd the. russian opposition leader alexina vonnie has been hospitalized after suffering an acute allergic reaction while in jail he was jailed on wednesday for 3 days after calling for saturday's on authorized march to protest against the exclusion of opposition candidates in moscow city council elections russian police arrested nearly 1400 people at the rally. but. returned from the us director of national intelligence dan coats will leave his j