so, he and 29 other m.p.'s were sent to the marshall islands. he was aboard ship with other servicemen to witness these hydrogen bomb tests. afterwards, after the test was over, all the servicemen would be put below deck, and the ship was then washed down. by washed down, i mean it was an attempt to kind of clean the radiation from the nuclear fallout off of the vessel. they were taking water from the pacific ocean and reusing it. now, since benoit was an m.p., his job was to stay by the doors and make sure none of the other servicemen snuck out or tried to open the door during this process. unfortunately, he was stationed outside the door during this washdown process. and here, we have a bit of his experience of watching the hydrogen bombs, and then his experience of returning, if you will play the next clip, please. [video clip] >> when the bomb went off, we had glasses. you couldn't even see the sun with them. i went to take them off and i seen the bones of my hand. the guy in front of me was a skeleton. you don't forget it, believe me. from

reaction active and get some political thoughts from neighboring germany and told to hamburg state m.p. martin from the left party he joins us preacher you coming on tonight martin from a political perspective how do you view this as the has the government in the netherlands done the right thing here or do you think that they've just highlighted a problem that will affect them in the general election. i think the fact the 2nd is the case is just that a problem if you see what had happened there had been as many as 26000 parents who were wrongly accused and the texas authorities say. that at least $11000.00 of them were singled out for special scrutiny because of that ethnic origin all true nationality that proves on the one hand the long standing allegation of systematic rests as in the administration of the netherlands and on the other hand you can see that in the new one to reform the formation of capitalist societies of the public utilities shall be and the ends of the state especially health care education child care and child allowance and public transport have to be public and th

m.p.'s he was one and teddy taylor across in cash cow not on the south side was the other and there was then a a strong tory tradition there and in the city. there was actually a party called a progressive switch where i they're kind of alternately a sectarian base and so that you know the proxy of the rights as it was was quite strong i was going to have that and courses gone. but it was you know quite a genteel campaign and i i did did quite well give me a respectable 2nd. round i was sort of bloodied in their electoral politics but of course a good experience as a council for man a hill in the chamber of summit after via a council familiar though very much of anything in the house of commons would frighten you with that because what it was it was pretty rough it was you know university of life. it spent it's uncanny you know some very genuine problems and then you're in the right case been 3 years and you know endless problems housing problems and an extremity that you don't see any of t

today is a big day for activists in berlin in a few hours german m.p.'s will be discussing a petition she started which has been signed by over 50000 people how are you feeling about today place here are you nervous yes i'm very nervous because i will be the 1st time i'm speaking in front of her members and it will be about hong kong that's why i'm very nervous about today. once germany to do more against human rights violations in hong kong what exactly are you calling for what are the actions that you're expecting or you are calling for individual sanctions against human rights violations that happened and hong kong and china we're also asking for a life for hong kong areas that are in need and we are also asking the government to call off the investment deal with china because that would damage germany's mentor values. says the german government's reaction has been weak early and has criticised china's policies but the activist wants more insight parliament gives a short speech and discusses the crises with m.p.'s from the uk to elicit world saw the c

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of russian gas delivered directly into europe or there are doubts in germany to one northern state m.p.'s says russian gas is just part of europe supply story and that the critics are contradicting themselves. if you could be seen with the critics who say europe doesn't need north stream to the same ones talking about how the pipeline will make us dependent on russian gas but that doesn't make sense if it plays no role whatsoever in europe's gas supply we can't fall under russia's influence so these critics should really make up their mind i think we'll have more demand for gas in the near future and not just russian gas from norway and the netherlands to the north stream to be part of this reliable gas supply of course our main goal is to become self-sufficient through renewable energy but that will take time we can't do it instantly. shoppers in northern ireland are finding rows of empty shelves in grocery stores and brags it's being blamed it's 2 weeks since britain totally cut the cord with the e.u. but new restrictions were also imposed on goods being shipped from mainland u.k. to

unworkable and the prime minister was questioned in parliament over the supply problems but he told m.p.'s that everything is fine but the moment good. volumes between great britain and northern lorries have been turned. bureaucratic hurdles are also hitting scottish fish firms who say their products are going to waste because of hold ups in getting their deliveries into the e.u. bosses are threatening to dump the rotting seafood outside parliament if they cannot get their goods to market next week former brags that party m.e.p. bill etheridge begs to differ he told us the british government should be ashamed of seeing empty store shelves. this should never have got to this point it's absolutely irresponsible and ridiculous that the british government let's get to this point years ago we should have had a discussion with the do you want to do try it with us and keep out of our business if the answer was no we should've left don't we'll try to organization terms with a transition period which was built into what had been agreed that could've made all of this absolutely not no chance of h

today is a big day for activists in berlin in a few hours german m.p.'s will be discussing a petition she started which has been signed by over $50000.00 people how are you feeling about to take place here are you nervous yes i'm very nervous because it will be the 1st time i'm speaking in front of poetry members and it will be about hong kong that's why i'm very nervous about today. once germany to do more against human rights violations in hong kong. what exactly are you calling for what are the actions that you're expecting we are calling for individual sanctions against human rights violations that happened and hong kong and china we're also asking for a life for hong kong or is that our in need and we are also asking the government to call off the investment deal with china because that would damage germany's mentor values. says the german government's reaction has been weak but it has criticised china's policies but the activist wants more. insight parliament gives a short speech and discusses the crises with m.p.'s from the uk to end is a 2 edged

david coburn and 1st yes m.p.'s angus macneil. not the consent of westminster that's the most important yet what is important is the extent of the scottish people and establishing the legitimacy of their view that's why westminster very anxious to keep so we from the ballot box is what we asked that question established and the and that's why westerners that were voted to send will not eating it because the if you and the view of the scottish people through the ballot box. that is why we should be using the ballot boxes and need to start. and westminster whether the do or they don't want scottish independence can't go on disagreeing with the people in a democratic nation and that nations for optimism you know at the moment there and 20 opinion polls one after the other and the scottish people want to leave the union and become an independent country not be a denver or iceland the only other normal country a vast majority of people in scotland are against having and support because of the problems and not only that but we had one r

same defense downing street using breath to talk brussels democracy is frightened of democracy if it's m.p. when the scottish relation in a few months trying on a proposition of giving the people that choice or democrat you're right and in the we have that. public opinion is finally swinging in sturgeon's favor almost half think an independent scotland when i've done better in the pandemic than london watch response and an outright majority now think decisions should be made in edinburgh i would say as a young person in my focus has really been on money travelling. very very big you actually see the kids given the wheelock and got very little in return it's just a lot more complicated. appears to have delivered it to ever say to go to british identity fracturing it across the aisles and time is on independent side a majority already consider themselves all scottish than british and the younger you are the more passionate they feel about. all this is boris johnson in panic mode so he's heading there on a charm offensive to save the kingdom but considering how he was booed on the previous tr

they went to tory m.p.'s he was one and teddy taylor across in cash cow not on the south side was the other and that was then a strong tory tradition then and in the city. there was actually a particle the progressive side which had their kind of ultimately a sectarian base and so that you know the proxy of the rights as it was was quite strong in gaza go back to that and courses gum. but it was you know quite a genteel campaign and i i did that quite well respectable 2nd and i was sort of bloodied and electoral politics but of course that i had experience as a kind of self a man a hill in the chamber of some have half the via a council from a hill a very much of anything in the house of commons would fight and you would that because that is what it was it was pretty rough it was you know university of life it spent 3. you know some very genuine problems and then you're in the right case but 3 years in you know endless problems housing problems and an extremity of that you don't see any of the citizens now m

s it is made up of the same m.p.'s as as took part in that an old parliamentary elections there are also accusations being made to japan that he is being soft on criminals and that's despite his his promises to be hard on corruption here he's offered an amnesty to very powerful criminal networks and criminal leaders here if they hand back the money believed to be hundreds of millions of dollars to the states so there are all serious concerns amongst the opposition here or people that oppose. about how this democracy will develop but certainly at this stage it seems as if it's very much a one horse race in this election and we expect to win by by quite some margin or it's a chance stratford life for us there in chile thank you but polls of also opened in neighboring kazakhstan's parliamentary election there are no opposition parties on the ballot but the vote is not wholly predictable the political classes are still in transition following president as a by of his resignation and 2019 he still wields great influence th

the prime minister was questioned in the commons over the supply problems but he told m.p.'s that everything is fine but the moment goods are effectively ended normal volumes between great britain and northern ireland so far no lorries have been turned back. well bureaucratic hurdles 2 for scottish fish firms who say their products are going to waste because of holdups in getting their deliveries into the e.u. bosses are threatening to done through writing seafood outside parliament if they can't get their goods to market next week let's get some reaction now from our guest former european parliament m.p. david coburn he was the leader of the a 10 dependents party in star let's thank you for joining us on the program it's good to see you so 4 years of talks in preparation and still empty shelves and a disrupted supply chain whose fault is this david the european union and the french are absolutely determined to make problems for great britain because they are so angry about us leaving the european union that we made a democratic decision to leave and the french are determine

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today is a big day for activists in berlin in a few hours german m.p.' will be discussing a petition she started which has been signed by over $50000.00 people how are you feeling about to take place here are you nervous yes i'm very nervous because i will be the 1st time i'm speaking in front of poetry members and it will be about hong kong and that's why i'm very nervous about today quoting once germany to do more against human rights violations in hong kong. what exactly are you calling for what are the actions that you're expecting or you are calling for individual sanctions against human rights violations that happened in hong kong and china we are also asking for a life for hong kong areas that are in need and we are also asking the government to call off the investment deal with china because that would damage germany's techmeme until values. says the german government's reaction has been weak perlin has criticised china's policies but the activist wants more. inside parliament gives a short speech and discusses the crises with m.p.'s from the uk

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stage in that evolution or devolution you could say of partisan politics in america we're trying to be m.p.'s the process would surely not be completed before he leaves office and quickly maybe how what that work impeaching a president after he leaves office. well the current game plan is that nancy pelosi the speaker of the house wants to introduce a resolution nonbinding of course to pressure vice president mike pence and the cabinet to invoke the 25th amendment give them about a day to respond so far pen's has still not responded to pelosi and chuck schumer in the senate their call for to invoke 25th amendment that would then move to articles of impeachment there's just one article incitement of violence the impeachment itself can move quite quickly the democrats have to vote to impeach it doesn't need to be all the fanfare of investigations. like we saw in the 1st impeachment a year ago then the question is how it proceeds with a trial in the senate the trial the senate is out of session right now it's still in republican hands that changes next week and there's some talk of maybe dela

countries it already has some of the strictest abortion laws in your article at the good steady at was the m.p. a then you know top of the constitutional court decided to tighten the laws even further triggering weeks of massive protests across the country. abortion rights activists have announced more protests in the coming days they have no intention of keeping quiet about basic things that we have to stop protesting again this is the only way we can prove to those who rule us that we are not tired we are not fed up we do not lack strength and we are all united. critics of the new restrictions say this is not only about women's rights in poland . but also about the soul of a country that seems to be sliding further away from the basic values of the european union. let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world kyrgyzstan has a new president nationalist politician but also was sworn in at a ceremony in the capital bishkek he was released. from prison in october after having a kidnapping verdict squashed chapter one close to 80 percent of the vote in a presidenti

inauguration parliament's descended into chaos soldiers had to be called in to break up clashes between m.p.'s what is the reason for the tension. and how doctors are improvising in order to save.

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of realities to deal with my guest this week from aberdeen in scotland is andrew bali conservative m.p. and vice chairman of the conservative party but as far as job suso economic over the truth body break from the conflict zone. to the 30 minutes past the. bloodlines the us is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make cities greener how can we protect habitats we can make a difference global warming genius or mental series of global $3000.00 on d w and online. has a virus spread. why do we panic and when we'll all miss and. just threw the tablet for cover and i weekly radio show is called spectrum if you would like and get information on the crown of virus or any other science topic you should really check out our podcast you can get it wherever you get your podcast you can also find us at d.f.w. dot com ford slash science. this is dicta believe news live from bird the more than 1000 people are detained and putin protests right across russia wife of job kremlin critic alexei navalny is among those detained tens of thousands of turned out in the capital moscow where peo

i mean m.p.'s and we're fortunate people in terms of my training in terms of you know what i do but right now i don't feel that way they have to move to a smaller place so i get for it you know when i'm going to get more shots of this hospital again maybe i can offer another job. if love this place. can't leave that to mars around stay. yes especially as for my. i have a couple that. has off today is to my patients died. one was pretty young she's under 50 is. and. my resident called the sun to come be with her so the mom was on. maximum. dose of this high flow oxygen the her son was waiting outside of her own carry him to the window. again by the last moments of his ma. and. she wanted to be with him and. says she asked if you take the oxygen off. and we explained that. you know if you take the oxygen off. you know. she'll die you'll die but also my feeling comfortable. and she chose to take it off and her son when. she passed away it pretty immediately. donate and yes it's good she and i have on

realities to deal with my guest this week from now the dean in scotland goes on to bali conservative m.p. and vice chairman of the conservative party was boris josue so you can no make over the choose the money break so many from the conflict zone. 90 minutes. every day counts for us and for our planet. global mind is on its way to bring you more conservation. how do we make see the screamer how can we protect. now to tonight's what's in the with all our waste in the. way we can only difference by choosing smaller solutions overstrained sit in our way or you see the warning to those in the entire series of you know the hours in the long morning the good to have a bit of that. this is news and these are our top stories joe biden has taken up office as the 46th united states a president signing executive orders including rejoining the paris climate accord and stepping up measures to fight the coronavirus pandemic and comma harris has become the 1st woman to be vice.

there let's continue talking about this in the context of latin america let's go live now to alexander m.p. i think he's in the colombian capital bogota. alexandra how far will 2000000 vaccines go to meet the needs of a population of more than 200000000 people in brazil. well sammy obviously not very far but this is at the same time i wait for the brazilian government to show that there is some movement in the plan to vaccinate people in brazil a few weeks ago they also announced a possible import of another 6000000 doses from china that hasn't happened yet but is expected to happen in the coming weeks and the government there is also expecting these 2 vaccines to be approved by january and to at least begin vaccines thing the 1st the people dose most at risk around. january but the real plan for the majority of the population is to produce the oxford saying the vaccine locally through a government. biomedical center planned there is to start having the 1st vaccines in place the ones produced locally at some point in february with the goal of having at least 100000000 doses in place by. 20

wearing in ceremony those clashes began after an m.p. from the ruling party tried to seize the ballot box during the vote 1st speaker the president narrowly won a 2nd term in december the vote was overshadowed by post-election violence and opposition claims of fraud let's talk about those with who's the director and faculty if i could i make affairs and research at the kofi annan international peacekeeping training center in ghana he's joining us from the capital accra thanks for your time so for a company that's often described as a stable democracy we saw some pretty chaotic scenes coming out of parliament prompting the army to step in how do you explain what happens. well i don't know what happens to sarah flexion of the do you see dead mistrust. between the 2 but that is about also a certain drive to control the proceedings in parliament which led to the tortelli one percent. or lack september entry of them so i guess to play something says into the chimera of the house i think that is that was a very unfortunate development and give

i mean m.p.'s are more fortunate than the people in terms of my training in terms of you know what i do but right now i don't feel that way may have to move to a smaller place like it for it you know when i'm going to get more shifts of this hospital again maybe i can offer another job. i did love this place. can't leave that to mars and ross day it's heartbreaking. but yes especially times for everybody. i had a couple that. you know i was off today as a kid my patients died. one was pretty young she's under 50 is. and. i resin called the sun to come be with her so i'm always on max. dose of this high flow oxygen the her son was waiting outside the grounds carrying to the window. looking like the last moments of his mom. and. she wanted to be with him and. so she asked if you take the oxygen off. and we explained that. you know if you take the oxygen off. you know. she'll die you'll die but also my feeling comfortable. and she chose to take it off and her son when. she passed away it pretty nearl

over the course of the last 2 years in to security in recent weeks has managed to get a lot of those m.p.'s over to his side that's all and it was enabled him to push through this vote of no confidence in prime minister sylvester a longer he's a kabila loyalist so it looks now that she's a kerry has indeed taken control of parliament and the government finally from from joseph kabila his predecessor but certainly by no means do we expect this to be the end of the struggle spain's government says that it's opening new camps on the canary islands for undocumented migrants in preparation for a significant influx of new arrivals the government there is refusing to transfer the migrants to mainland spain to prevent more people reaching europe critics argue that the move won't be good for the migrants or the local population but it might even complicate their access to certain bribes the authorities there are still adamant on opening up more camps by mid february. an indian soldier has been killed and 3 others injured by an explosion in indeed administered kashmir police say that an improvised

hard realities to deal with my guest this week so now the game in scotland is on to bow conservative m.p. and vice chairman of the conservative party but as far as joe's economic over the choose the money break so many conflicts of. the 30 minute sponte done. bad bad or fat in money the food industry or in staggering sums of money from junk food and to peace and he is becoming a global health problem now. say activists in the us and latin america they're using a variety of different champagnes that big corporations find completely on palatable . grampian 75 minutes on d w. it's about billions. it's about howard. it's about the foundation of a border the new silk road going to china wants to expand its influence with this trade network and so are other conflicts are inevitable the consequences contradicted the commission ok of the shaking of the chinese state has a lot of the money that is disposal again most of them and that's how it's expanding that witness earning its status and position in the world to the fish of course moving to china. he's promising its partners rich profits but in

this is an m.p. theatre. novelli points out the exits of a tunnel used by putin to access the beach. he also emphasizes not just the size of the palace but also the vastness of the area its occupies which is 3 and a half times the size of the nearest city. the kremlin rejects all the claims calling them nonsensical. these are ground us allegations they are nonsense and a compilation of complications and nothing else that's a pretty simple goal of such documents such pseudo investigations it's a scam we want all the people taken into account the big number of. been a valiant sis the not only does this property belong to putin which but that it was financed through corruption and the misuse of public funds at least calling it the biggest bribe in history to which the russian president must be held to account. for all you go to remind you of our top story ahead of his inauguration joe biden has attended mass. in washington. d.c. remains under tight security lockdown for the event. stick around we'll have a speci

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inauguration parliaments descended into chaos soldiers had to be called in to break up clashes between m.p.'s what is the reason for the tension. and how doctors saw improvising in order to save lives in south africa play a deadly 2nd wave of covert 19 is furious the raging.

us but how strong is democracy in europe and i guess this week from germany is going to cric down an m.p. from angela merkel's c.v. you party and chair of the e.u. affairs committee in the federal parliament why the big gap between the e's rhetoric about rights and the rule of law and the dismal reality in parts of the union. country from welcome to comfort zone. money when borland took over the rotating e.u. presidency it's set itself the tasco of protecting fundamental values and rights in the european union and i want to look 1st at whether it met that objective in any way at all according to human rights groups you have now almost 10000000 citizens living on the authoritarian rule in hungary aren't you ashamed of the. well i am not totally satisfied with the results to be very honest in way we are able to achieve the 1st step to come now that the financial aid from the budget of the euro e.u. learned to the respect of the rule of law just wasn't quite my gma wasn't my question about hungary you have 10000000 e.u. citizens living under our fora tarion rule and you have the commission'

inauguration parliament's descended into chaos soldiers had to be called in to break up clashes between m.p.'s what is the reason for the tension. and how doctors are improvising in order to save lives in south africa where did the 2nd wave of covert 19 is fiercely raging. hello i'm chris even though it's good to have your company and then our crew for our door has been sworn in for a fresh term as president in ghana he narrowly won reelection in the votes on december 7th last year now ahead of his inauguration there were scenes of chaos in the country's parliament clashes between opposing parties erupted after a nor make a seize the ballot box joining a vote for the parliament speaker eventually the army was forced to intervene to stop the violence. and for more on this we've invited esther armand to the program she's a political commentator in gaza and joins us from accra good to see you so as we just saw the clashes breaking out in parliament just ahead of the president's swearing in what is feeling this tension. a challenging and divisive political season the. presidential campaigning i

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