markel: thank you. caller: i have an autoimmune disease, wagner's granulomatosis , and both my doctors, my kidney doctor, and my primary doctor said,. "get the shot" i have gotten both shots, i am going on a week now, i know i need to still wear my mask. dr. markel: any problems at all that you have had? are you doing ok? caller: i had the usual, the second shot, my arm was a little more sore and i had a slight fever the next day and just tired kind of. dr. markel: what that meant, the little fever and the muscle aches means your body was reacting to the vaccine. you had good response, that's good. caller: i just wanted to make that clear, aren't we tired of hearing russian propaganda from the trump family? i'm so sick of it, i really am? i want to hear the -- i really am. i want to hear the truth. here we have congressman going out going after dr. fauci, one of our best people for our health. i'm really hoping that we get beyond this and people understand that it's better to get a shot so we can get ba

markel, i really like you. dr. markel: [laughter] i needed that, thank you. caller: you brought giggles to me today. anyway, i need a doctor if you happen to move my way. dr. markel: i'm in ann arbor. caller: [laughter] dr. markel: everyone needs a pediatrician these days because we are all acting like children. caller: we all need more people like you. come on people, let's be a little smarter, let's not. they don't realize for someone like myself who has an autoimmune disease. with addison's disease i'm a little afraid to take the immunization and i'm not sure what would be the best one to take for me. and also with my court is all i take steroids as well -- cortiso l i take steroids as well to replace the aldosterone. we have been hearing a lot in addison's that we will have a shortage on steroids. dr. markel: i hope there's not a shortage of steroids. the drug companies that make those drugs were 24/7. . the autoimmune function -- the autoimmune issue is a serious one and you need to, do you see a doctor for your addison's, an endocrinologist or autoimmun

markel: thank you. have an autoimmune disease, wagner's granulomatosis , and both my doctors, my kidney doctor, and my primary doctor said,. "get the shot" i have gotten both shots, i am going on a week now, i know i need to still wear my mask. dr. markel: any problems at all that you have had? are you doing ok? caller: i had the usual, the second shot, my arm was a little more sore and i had a slight fever the next day and just tired kind of. dr. markel: what that meant, the little fever and the muscle aches means your body was reacting to the vaccine. you had good response, that's good. caller: i just wanted to make that clear, aren't we tired of hearing russian propaganda from the trump family? i'm so sick of it, i really am? i want to hear the -- i really am. i want to hear the truth. here we have congressman going out going after dr. fauci, one of our best people for our health. i'm really hoping that we get beyond this and people understand that it's better to get a shot so we can get back to some

interview, piers morgan sticking out on tucker carlson today saying he still doesn't believe megan markelger problem, the reason he walked off the set is because good morning britain made very clear to him that he wasn't allowed to have that opinion. take a listen. >> there is no room for debate. it is their way or no way and if you dare to defy the woke narrative about anything, whatever it may be common to get people canceled in their eyes. i'm not a victim and i haven't been canceled. look at this cancel culture, it is a real thing, this woke mob want to cancel people who do not follow the narrative and it has gotten increasingly dangerous. >> reporter: morgan walked officer good morning britain after defending the royal family against make a markel's allegations of racism and bullying. he was later accused of racism for attacking her. itv back in march said following discussions, peers morgan has decided now is the time to leave good morning britain, they accepted this decision, has nothing further to add. you can watch the full interview on tucker carlson today on fox nation which is

an interesting back story, in 2019 you say they were telling you what to say about megan markel. >> ie stories about megan including the decision to leave the royal family and increasing pressure being put on me, the former employer of peers morgan as well, it is glowing and there is a lot of investigation to what is going on and harry and megan reusing their establishment connections, connections by members of the british elites by putting pressure on senior executives to try and cancel critics and what happens now, when you see what happened on the talk, what you're going to get in the uk is a homogenized conflict around issues, people on tv host of them don't want to lose their job. carley: the fallout over what pierce morgan said about megan marshall made headline news in the us and the uk and the way i took it he was saying he didn't believe her. that was an attack on her character, not her race was where do you see this going to 20 years down the road. silencing these, do you see this getting worse? >> it is absolutely chilling. figures like megan realize we get banned from poli

peers morgan speaking out on tucker carlson saying he still does not believe megan markel but the bigger him that he was not allowed to have that opinion. take a listen. >> i was corralled into a position where i was told you either have to apologize for disbelieving megan markel or your position is untenable and you have to leave. my gut was i was going to be damned if i was going to apologize for something i believe. >> morgan walked off the set of good mortar in britain after defending the royal family against markel's allegations over racism and bullying. he never looked back. you can watch the full interview on tucker carlson today on fox nation which lucky was streaming now. >> 60 minutes taking a lot of heat right now. >> 60 minutes is being accused of running a misleading head piece on florida governor rhonda santos. governor desantis gave grocery store chain publix rights to distribute the coronavirus vaccine after publix donated to his political action committee which would be pay for play. >> publix as you know donated 100,$000 to your campaign and you rewarded them with exclu

speaker, i rise today to honor corpus christi texas police chief, mike markell. on his career of public service and to congratulate him on his upcoming retirement. from his service in the united states navy, as a hospital coreman, to -- corpsman, to his 31-year career service at the corpus christi police department, chief markell has consistently placed the needs of others before himself. enlisting in the police academy in 1989, he protected the streets for many years with courage and determination. he has served as a field training officer on the honor guard and on the swat team. corpus christi turned to him to lead during the police department's transition in 2015. as head of the corpus christi p.d., he pursued excellence in leadership and a commitment to learning. his priority was to improve community outreach and address the modern challenges of policing. his legacy of helping others stretches beyond his police work as he currently serves on the board of directors for the wesley community center. there is no question that chief markell left a lasting impact o

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a seat on the left of your screen is already succeeded markel in one respect he is the christian democrats party leader and also the state premier of north rhine-westphalia but mark asserted on the right also wants the job he's the bavarian state premier and leader of the christian social union so it has national profile has grown during a pandemic after meeting of both parties leadership on sunday both men said they are ready to take on america's mantle. of a clear. we've announced that we're ready to stand this candidates for the chance of the ship. and we've agreed it should be a good process. as we set off towards this shared goal will involving both parties and of course together with a parliamentary group. than. this. both as a suitable and both of us are ready it's important that we show respect to one another i can say 1st off regardless of how the final decision turns out we work together very very well let's go right to our chief political correspondent linda crane for the latest on this story hi melinda we're hearing that the christian democrats and i'm going to pose party that

mean that's it was her favorite to become the party leader although more recently she's also praised markel suitor so clearly she's trying to balance out. will most likely stand for itself it's much more tied to the pandemic then follows after her but it's becoming quite clear that the stability angela merkel was known for it was also the stability we saw within her own c.d.u. c.s.u. party take out the fact america the party is left in this kind of disarray machine i could now thank you very much for the sense aims and spend a day of remembrance here in germany to pay tribute to the almost 80000 people who have died of comas 19 says the pandemic reached the country a commemorative service was led by german president. here and berlin he called it a chance to say goodbye and dignity to those lost took over at 19 many of whom died alone and without their families in times of unprecedented isolation. the 1st person in germany to test positive for the corona virus was in late january 2020. since then as in most of the rest of the world life has been put on hold in germany and tens of thousands o

be done to control the pen demick especially bickering between the central government of angular markel and the leaders of germany 16 federal states of germany's regions and that bickering in fact continues at the moment there is still no total agreement on how to do there's another explanation for the number of deaths obviously is the spread of the mutant virus of the variants of the virus that are more infectious and cause a more serious illness and affect especially younger people as well and this so-called british virus has been prevalent in germany for some weeks now and has contributed to increasing the number of infections and the number of deaths. ok that was a deed abuse political correspondent brant reporting from outside the kaiser vilhelm the morial church in berlin where a service for code 1000 victims is currently wrapping up and later today will be bringing you live coverage of the official service to commemorate germany's covered $1000.00 victims here on. and now to some of the other developments in the pandemic india recorded more than 230000 new cases on saturday that'

struggle between its leaders the cd unita amin acid and the leader of its small sister party in bavaria markel so into the songs aren't looking that terribly bad anymore only a couple of months ago we probably wouldn't have even asked that question so it's still just over 5 months to go until there are general elections here in germany the greens are looking strong and they've just chosen someone who is a bridge builder within their own party and who stands for something new and fresh even within the green party so very interesting times just tell us how close the greens or right now to actually catching up with merkel's c.d.u. c.s.u. alliance they're in the polls. while they are in the low twenty's that depending on which poll you look at and i'm going to merkel's c.d.u. c.s.u. was around $26.00 before the pandemic then went up into the low thirty's and is now back to where they started off in the mid twenty's $2627.00 so it's within reach depending on how they manage to now pick a leader and whether the man is to sow the kind of stability that the greens are suddenly making their own politic

as you may remember in a sitdown interview with oprah winfrey markel suggested the queen is a racisting a live broadcast and says he didn't return because he refused to apologize. take a listen. >> i was corralled into a position where i was told you either got to apologize for effectively disbelieving megan markel's version of events all your position is untenable and you have to leave. my gut was i was going to be damned if i was going to apologize for something that i believe. ashley: and he didn't apologize. morgan says whether or not people around the world like queen elizabeth ii or the idea of a monarchy in the first place, the royal demand and has proven to be deserving of international respect. stuart: do you know the feeling in britain, his conflict with megan. ashley: the camp is split. some people say he is right but they don't believe everything megan markel has said and a little bit of defending the queen in all of this, more sympathy for that but in britain they don't like pierce morgan, say he is a blowhard that likes to be in the middle of the controversy but a lot o

was adamant that markel sued s. and p. because he is so much stronger in those opinion polls both when you ask the general public but also c.d.u. conservative fellow is seen as the man who could deliver more votes at the ballot box and that's his key argument so we're hearing that individual groups in germany's federal states of the seed you have gathering this evening in berlin they've already come out in favor of marco's and that too was well could be a potential so down on tuesday if the parliamentary group in the end gets to decide this very question something. that the posse previously has been backed by and that marco wants to avoid this is going to have been going on for weeks now what is taking so long. well neither wants to back down and critics are saying that it's really exposing a week there is that he didn't adamantly 6 there before that yes he wants to be the man on the ticket he said the man has the best chance of actually getting elected should be on that ticket opening up space for marcos there so we're se

they called sumo josh young girls who are sumo fans. 15 year old markel is one of them. when you're good. at an avid collector of sumo cards she knows all the restless statistics by heart it is a moment that is pretty or like the south of the us. there wasn't. but. in her collection she also has some rage jim thiele cause a lot. what i say was stuff. it doesn't matter how hard they stuck with i mean. how to hold. their. mcas passion for a sumo started young from the age of 5 she hasn't missed a tournament. every summer the best sumo wrestlers on the scene 2 of the major japanese cities. today marco and her mother travelled 3 hours by train to a song called in the center of japan. even though it's a friendly competition it's sold out. the tournament begins with an opening ceremony. the. man and. the. the before every match a series of rituals must be performed. in one whistler's hit the ground with his feet to ward off evil spirits. their bodies on the floor. since god i mean they've been using this for tickets in there to kind of sum up gold this is like on their soil th

in fun in india that literally point in my kitchen because i will lash out markel yeah. we found out they were moving between mining activities and of all official classes for example and for that we found out fathers or mothers while working in the mining companies. are sometimes 3 or 4 times. at this to have been with. lists member. south hornby via piccolomini got him from a young woman when i don't think. it's. all of them their gods a similar affirmation i think we can make our surgery revolve problems. cleft palates are not the only birth defects that are being found in new born babies at university clinic live in banshee neonatal nurse nadine and is about to start the night shift she's seeing many babies born with such serious now from ations that they need emergency surgery. but some of the babies have such serious birth defects they cannot be saved. you know where you fall garamendi a mile from us you know you've met my skirt my for myself i mean given up we are. now being given they don't being given a shin vickie's a young woman of. my frontal of your blood to

. >> one person not in attendance was prince harry's wife meghan markel. meghan is pregnant.tors did not clear her for travel and while she was not there in person she did pay tribute. she wrote a card accompanied by a wreath to honor the prince's heritage and it features flowers that symbolize gratitude and love and roses in honor of june, philip's birth month. so many sports to choose from this time of year and i guess the big headline is a member of the sharks. >> that's right. a special night on the ice, terry. celebrating the longevity and durability of patrick marlow. the sharks forward now shares with the guy named mr. hockey. stick around, sports is next. >>> welcome back. i'm anthony flores. a milestone night on the ice for the sharks' patrick marlow. he tied the record of 1,767 games in the nhl. the 41-year-old pulled even with mr. hockey's mark in minnesota and we should break the record monday night at vegas and his first nhl game all of the way back in october 1997. do you remember what we were doing back then? i think i was working in sioux city, iowa. back then

mean that's it was her favorite to become the party leader although who recently she's also praised markel suitor so clearly she's trying to balance out. will most likely for itself it's much more tied to the pandemic then follows after her but it's becoming quite clear that the ability angela merkel was known for was also the stability we saw within her own c.d.u. c.s.u. party take out the fact a map of the party is left in this kind of disarray and i could not thank you very much for that insight. but it's been a day of remembrance here in germany to pay tribute to the almost 80000 people who have died of covert 19 since the pandemic reached the country a commemorative service was led by a german president. in berlin he called it a chance to say goodbye and dignity to those lost to comit 19 many of whom died alone and without their families and times of unprecedented isolation. the 1st person in germany to test positive for the corona virus was in late january 2020. since then as in most of the rest of the world life has been put on hold in germany and tens of thousands of families left

from the royal family will return from his new home in the us for it but his pregnant wife make an markel will not on the advice of her doctor. al-jazeera of the. clock in doha with the headlines here on al-jazeera and countries across latin america are rushing to impose restrictions as they try to contain the rising number of covert 1000 cases the problems are being compounded by a slave that seen rollouts and weak health systems but brazil's easing restrictions in some places even though it's the worst affected country. some of the world's poorest countries may have to wait until june for the 2nd dose of their vaccine supply shortages have seen nearly all deliveries through the cave at program plant the scheme is designed to give poorer nations fair access to that city. people in kurdistan are voting on proposed changes to the constitution critics say the overhaul will give more power to the president and threaten democracy president cited for called for the referendum after months of political turmoil stratford is in the capital of bishkek and has more on these proposed changes fees cr

palacio confirmó que el príncipe harris estará allí para despedir a su abuelo pero que después meghan markeln pésame a familiares, amigos, el reino unido por la muerte del príncipe felipe >>> y en la casa blanca donde el presidente joe biden honró al monarca por su valentía durante la 2a guerra mundial >>> andrea cruz, telemundo >>> captado en cámara y desde diferentes ángulos quedó el momento en el que un automóvil en massachusetts se impacta en una tienda de artículos, según el informe policial el hombre de 36 años sospechoso del incidente condujo intencionalmente dentro de la tienda y luego escapó. >>> salga del auto de inmediato es lo que se escucha decir a una oficial de la policía de virginia durante una parada de tránsito, parte de una demanda interpuesta por un conductor, un militar afroamericano que alega uso excesivo de fuerza por parte de los oficiales, no pararon por supuestamente manejar un automóvil sin placa pero llega un punto donde le rocían gas pimienta y lo terminan desposando, el vehículo que manejaba el militar era nuevo. ahora piden 1,000,000 de dólares los daños >>> po

pains to separate himself from the chancellor in recent months, to be his own man, to the extent that markelmerkel and laschet have fallen out, particularly over how tough corona lockdowns should be. he's drifted off in that direction. markus soder, for his part, has always stood aloof. the bavarians down in munich see things differently, they like to say, so he's always been his own man. he is pushing in from the other side. i think merkel is not involved in this race. she hasn't tipped it either way. as a result, she is just letting things play out. brent: the polls show that markus soder, the governor from bavaria, he is more popular among the german public then -- than armin laschet, yet the leadership of the cdu voted for laschet. why? simon: i think they wanted to give their backing to their man. armin laschet was just chosen as the chairman of the cdu party in january, so he's got a certain amount of impetus within the party. i think there's a feeling from the cdu that they are the larger of these two parties and they should have the priority that -- particularly in big decisions, lik

the most recent one was i mean explained phenomena with the h one n one vaccine in which people had markel epsy and we know that that happens to people who are predisposed to narcolepsy or exposed to a viral the disease and so whether or not they would have done it for the vaccine or who are actually getting flu you know that that could happen in in the 1950 s. there was a fire incident here in the u.s. with the polio vaccine were a laboratory built to properly field all you iris and probably about 200 cases of paralysis from polio on what should have been an otherwise safe vaccine so yes along the way there's been incidents that have been amplified if you will by the end. that's something that happens very very often when in fact it's actually very rare explain to our viewers how anti semitic conspiracy theories also play a role in the anti vacs movement. yeah so you know it's not just anti semitic but anti minority anti anybody who was marginalized through excluded and so you know throughout history jewish people have been persecuted and they have been the minority ethnic minority religi

today prince harry and meghan markel paid tribute, replacing the home page with a memorial, in lovingory of his royal highness the duke of edinburgh, thank you for your service, you will be greatly missed. >> o'donnell: what do we know about the royal family's plans? >> reporter: royal family sources tell us prince philip will lie in rest while the family mourns in private. prince harry is expected though not confirmed to attend. as for meghan, will depend on her doctor's approval with her baby due sometime around june. norah. >> o'donnell: charlie d'agata, thank you. and with the death of her husband, the queen starts eight days of mourning. the patriarch of the royal family died just two months shy of his 100th birthday. cbs's mark phillips has more on prince philip's life and legacy. >> reporter: he may have spent his life a respectful two steps behind the queen at official functions, but it was prince philip who guided the royal family, the firm as he originally called it, through the changes required in a modern world. it was philip who convinced the queen to allow in the tv came

from the royal family will return from his new home in the us for it but his pregnant wife make an markel will not on the advice of her doctor. al-jazeera of the. public with the headlines here on al-jazeera and countries across latin america rushing to impose restrictions as a battle to contain the rising number of covert 1000 cases the problems are being compounded by slow vaccine roll outs and weak health systems but brazil's easing restrictions in some places even though it's the worst affected country. the pani is a professor of public safety he says brazil's high death rate is the result of the .

markel pleaded with lawmakers to grant the federal government powers to impose regional curfews on lockedons without the consent of local authorities michael was heckled chairing a heated debate in parliament. we're slamming on the brakes nationwide i'm convinced a nationwide imagine see stop is overdue and urgently needed a lauren measures have a single goal to lead our country ad of this terrible phase of managing infections care he said not when you know when sion but they are part of the infection protection or that is currently in place. i ask you jay colleagues whatever a personal opinions may be don't you think that we should take them into account in the way we debating this here ultimately what i'm going to merkel wants is changes to the infection protection act that would allow her not just to say this is what you should be doing but to be able to say this is what is going to happen the way it works here in germany with their federal system is although things can be decided from the federal government in berlin how they're implemented on the ground particularly when it comes to

your party that's true and i think it's a question that you should markel sudar he told us that he will accept the decision also see do you then he changed his mind he's looking to if you don't clean your polls up to your polls are changing now he said again he will accept a decision of the c.d.u. the c.d.u. has made it clear decision we have a discussion now that some members of the c.d.u. a little bit skeptic but in the end i think it will be the last and martin and the c.s.u. has to accept that if mr la should if he does not win here and become the chancer candidate can he stay on as party leader a cd you party leader. i think he will stay on in this situation and he will of course stay on as leader of the government in the off and just say you know he's making such a joke there and so i think that all will be inside the discussion right now and in the end i think we will see that i mean i'm not sure it will be the candidate for chancery for the concept of fonzie you and i we have spoken 'd before about a man by the name of friedrich merits as a possible chancellor candidate he came

the most recent one was i mean explained phenomena with the h one n one vaccine in which people had markel epsy and we know that that happens to people who are predisposed to narcolepsy or exposed to a viral the disease and so whether or not they would have done it from the vaccine or from actually getting flu you know that that could happen in in the 1950 s. there was a fire incident here in the u.s. with the polio vaccine were a laboratory filter properly field oh you iris and ended up costing about 200 cases of paralysis from polio on what should have been an otherwise safe vaccine so yes along the way there's been incidents that have been amplified if you will by the end. something that happens very very often when in fact it's actually very rare explain to our viewers how anti semitic conspiracy theories also play a role in the anti vacs movement. yeah so you know it's not just anti semitic but anti minority anti anybody who was marginalized through excluded and so you know throughout history jewish people have been persecuted and they have been the minority ethnic minority religious

from the royal family will return from his new home in the us for it but his pregnant wife make an markel will not on the advice of her doctor. al-jazeera of the. heavy fighting is taking place in central yemen for the key oil producing region with more than 50 people killed in the past 24 hours who is the rebels are pushing are to take the last government region outside the south of the country where the control of the area will also control key oil supply lines the united nations says the 6 year war in yemen has killed more than 233000 people . well at least 4 people have been killed in a suicide bombing in somalia a man detonated his explosive belt in a cafe in the city of dough and local officials say the bomber was targeting the regional governor who survived the attack 2 of his bodyguards and several bystanders were injured. well the u.n. is urging the government in chad to respect civil rights ahead of sunday's election president idriss deby is expected to win a 6th term as leader with most of his opponents sidelined rights groups and opposition parties accuse the government of rep

he is the premier of germany's biggest state he's been a staunch ally of angola markel throughout his political career he is pro europe he's pro immigration he stood by her certainly when merkel open the borders here in 2015 to hundreds of thousands of refugees that called her a lot of grief he was very much her ally on that but he comes at a time when there are challenges challenges also to him his stance on coronavirus he wanted to open restrictions already last year at a time when it was seen as controversial so he's been seen as being a little bit back and forth on that and also at a time when the parts of the alliance is polling very low around 27 percent and this is because of the handling of the coronavirus also because there's been some political fraudulent scandals when it comes to some politicians having made money in deals and when it comes to acquiring mosques for the virus they've stood down but certainly it has damaged the alliance really an alliance that's that's that's been at the at the center of german politics since 1980 $91.00 contender is the green party they anno

from the royal family will return from his new home in the us for it but his pregnant wife megan markel will not on the advice of her doctor. al-jazeera. i mean the headlines here on al-jazeera and countries across latin america are rushing into restrictions as they battle to contain coronavirus outbreaks the problems have been confound it compounded by slave rollouts and weak health systems but in the worst affected countries brazil it's on local lock downs of being eased even though infections and the death rate all soaring rafael panny is a professor of public.

absolutely so one of the that can be done or number one even asked markel when organizations of companies bring in professionals to provide professional ballet opportunities the 1st step is to extend themselves in most cases those who attend workshops and seminars are mid-level supervisors the managers which is great in those 2 experiences for many sit in the workforce the stats wow the key decision maker or the c.e.o. or the c r c i have it so who are they sort out right and so the 1st piece is going to be president and actually attend these opportunities also to hire consultants be willing to hire consultants and to hire people of color to hire margy if it is a marginal has become an insult to them and i have asked insurance here and i hate it even tory of the current we're all church to teach surveys from their employer. and have a consultant to that's not necessarily in h.r. early they were supposed to be very wide and definitely not their director of their direct supervisor but a consultant to come in as a 3rd party and to get a fresh unbiased perspective of really what's going on in

also coming up a call for a tougher long term lockdown in germany ahead of ongoing markel c.d.u. party and would be chancellor says tougher restrictions would slow the 3rd wave of the pandemic. once they were loyal to the kremlin but now russia's communist party politicians are crying towel heads of the city of saratov to meet a local politician who is determined to have his voice heard a few months. and in sports store plans are ling call in the red hot striker sought after by several major clubs in europe including darkens opponents in the champions league tonight manchester city. that's good to have you with us. indian state leaders are calling for a wider vaccination rollout as the country faces a staggering surge in corona virus cases nearly 97000 new infections were reported on tuesday hovering near monday's record high many hospitals are now being overrun by patients for example in the worst affected state. it is india's richest state and host of the commercial capital of mumbai and it has imposed fresh restrictions through the end of april. let's go right to delhi for mor

one thing next day they say the next so this is now what's being debated and i think interestingly markel was supposed to be meeting with the leaders of the 16 states on monday that's been postponed however there does seem to be agreement that perhaps the central government will be given more powers when it comes to imposing lockdown rules on the states if the numbers of corona virus infections go over a certain number that is going to be put to the cabinet on tuesday but certainly the bigger picture here is one of very little control over what is an increasingly . you know pandemic the 3rd wave the warning was i.c.u. beds could run out in the next month if get imposed iraq has been having some food imports. but there are doubts that the move will help local production team reports. iraq's been harvest is in full swing and to support local farmers the government has imposed restrictions on imports of being some 23 other i could cultural products during harvest season the absence of cheap competition from iraq's neighbors iran and turkey has allowed farmers to get better prices but it's no

spectacularly failed we're seeing an open showdown and those polling figures may be a lot higher for markel sort of bavaria but the c.d.u. polling figures have now landed back to where they were before the pandemic and the greens may take advantage of this so this is a very risky maneuvering a very risky high noon but i'm going to machall c.d.u. c.s.u. union over her legacy may hair look of now with the view from berlin thank you. soccer news for you now byron munich are preparing for a champions league quarter final clash with paris on german the bavarians need a win to keep them in the competition a p.s.g. is impressive display and unique last week shows the byron are facing a tough challenge. rarely cost as underdogs but that's how they see themselves as they had to paris in need of at least $2.00 goals to qualify for the champions league semifinals after p.s.g. smash and grab 3 to win in munich is a tough. it's a tough task. and forward to it but i think games like these are why you play football and why you're here. we want to try to cause a many upset. chances of upset in the limb the

and now i think heads of prevail now what exactly happened whether it was the intervention of macro markel whether. the white house sudden you realize what what you know they've really bitten off more than they can chew but there seems to be an attempt to walk things back i think that probably explains why so that biden initiated that bizarre phone call with yeah. and this decision not to send the warships of the black sea because that was a very dangerous that was and you know i think they realize in the white house that it's an explosive situation given the tension now in ukraine to send it was ships in the black sea where the russians are also carrying out military maneuvers in the black sea so at the moment it does look as if. cooler heads have prevailed but you know one never really learns one political about the pollen otto i mean i'm very perplexed by this i mean i think george is absolutely right and he suddenly realized maybe somebody in the room said hey that might be too provocative going into the black sea i mean i don't understand what's going on here are these serious people

from the royal family will return from his new home in the us for it but his pregnant wife make an markel will not on the advice of her doctor rory talents al-jazeera london. still to come on this program for you. groups joining forces in meanwhile we'll tell you what it could mean for the country's military leaders. and to support ukraine over its increasing border tensions with russia. i once again we've got some very nasty weather now moving across the deep south of the u.s. you can see the thunder has lightning strikes moving across those southern states anywhere from louisiana mississippi alabama over towards the florida panhandle that long line of cloud and rain will produce thorough severe storms as we go through the next 24 hours or so ahead of that the warmth continues to getting into the mid twenty's quite readily up towards d.c. into the low twenty's there in new york and not too bad across the eastern side of canada dry weather comes back in behind the increased fire risk remains in place which was a southwestern corner west coast stays dry and find there will be some showers