for me for my work with the ministry of family to raise awareness in these villages about the child exploitation that takes place within cocoa farms and to move this. to. children in ivory coast often help their parents out in the fields on the weekends that's not illegal kwame is targeting the families who don't even send their children to school. he works for a small in geo funded by international donors he himself used to work as a buyer for the cocoa cooperatives so he understands why the farmers rely on their children's help. because they help you to pick up the parts that fall right. yes they pick up the pods that's a good example you need to understand these children shouldn't be doing this work actually take it up off. the floor and i just feel that if cocoa farming paid well everybody who could afford to send their kids to school that isn't it usually when i explain to them that children need to go to school they tell me they love that but they simply can't afford it isn't it by the way because if it were farmers with 4 or 5 children and no money to put them through school they don't kn

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comes with a great cost, so we pray that the honor of this ceremony and the ministry of your spirit would theort the familieseammates of master sergeant josh wheeler and master sergeant john dunbar. i pray in jesus' name, amen. thank you, very much, chaplain, a really beautiful job. thank you for your service. please. thank you. it is my privilege to present the congressional medal of honor to a warrior who has devoted the last two decades to fighting the forces of terror. please join me in welcoming recipient,raordinary sergeant major thomas patrick payne. [applause] thank you, very much. joined byteful to be pat's really wonderful wife, alison. and allison, thank you very much for being here on this very momentous occasion. this is the big one, you know that. this is the big one. also with us is patrick and alison's six-year-old son, aaron. thank you for being here. he got a nice little award back there. a beautiful 10. you're going to save that -- a beautiful pen. you are going to save that pen. i wanted to know your dad is one of the bravest men in the world. i think you knew that before we knew it. cong

the top spotn the world d -- even t though the absolute death count is increasing, the ministry of healalth and familyairs in india say the fertility count is well below 2%. lotis has raisesed questions a -- among a lot of experts. they are saying, are we really under coming the number of deaths, underestimating the covid deaths from india? these unregistered deaths in villages becauause people have t been able to reach the hospitall in time? undercount ofen an the official death count? more than 60% of the active cases -- the loadad is being suffered by five major states in india, including tamil nadu and sh.er par -- -- utter prade the hospitals are not great in these states. beds are increasingng they have e more oxygen. more people can come and takake care of themselves in the hospital. becauseople have died they have not been able to get into a hospital l and geget a pr medical trtmtment. around is a discrepancy what is really happening in india right n now in teterms ofe poible s situationon. private hospitals are turning or are too expensive for many indians. even though they are expensive, do

comes with a great cost, so we pray that the honor of this ceremony and the ministry of your spirit would comfort the families and the teammates of master sergeant josh wheeler and master sergeant john dunbar. i pray in jesus' name amen. >> thank you very much, beautiful job and thank you for your service. please. today, it's my privilege to present the congressional medal of honor to a warrior who is devoted the last two decades of fighting the forces of terror. please join me in welcoming today's extraordinary recipient, sergeant major thomas patrick payne. congratulations. [applause] thank you very much. grateful to be joined by pat's wonderful wife allison and thank you very much for being here on is very momentous occasion, this is the big one, you know that. this is the big one. also with us is patrick and allison's ax-year-old son erin, thank you for being here. you have a very nice little award back there, beautiful pen, right? you will save that pen, thank you. i want you to know that your dad is one of the bravest men anywhere in the world. you know that, right? you knew that before. i think you kne

only one of them have been fired from a two are on and ministry of leave and not just breonna pots or familyaiting for that moment when an investigation will determine what kind of charges they will be expecting. —— the entire community in louisville. the office of the attorney general of kentucky who we understand has presented the charges toa grandjury understand has presented the charges to a grand jury and will be making an announcement within the next few days possibly sometime next week. the lawyer for the family have also said that this is a multilayered settle m e nt said that this is a multilayered settlement in that police reforms are part of it. what are those reforms? there are significant reforms? there are significant reforms being announced and mayor greg fischer who was announced —— or was at the press conference revealed the top to bottom... he told bbc news he is putting an end to some systemic racism. what has happened is in louisville has banned no knock wa rra nts is in louisville has banned no knock warrants which was what was being executed in this case, it is called b

of coalition forces in yemen in a royal decree prince father had been turkey and his son are being investigated for suspicious financial transactions at the defense ministry they are the latest members of the royal family to be detained as part of an anti corruption campaign by crown prince muhammad bin son china and india are trading accusations that troops have crossed the he disputed himalayan border and india says it disrupted what it calls provocative military movements by chinese troops in the eastern luxury june overnight on sunday china accuses indian forces of violating its territorial sovereignty during an operation on monday centered on the southern shore of pung link between the use following developments from beijing and has more on china's reaction. we have had a more aggressive response from chinese state media got here the global news the global times which is the english language newspaper of the global times and the headline is about india saying that indian troops have made in a legal crossing in the area and quite aggressive editorial in this paper today on tuesday saying that india should. withdraw its troops to to make sure that these tensions are escalating saying that china will

of the royal family. princes. the head of the islamic ministry of affairs, that's the equivalent to a mike pompeo or ag barr.s is groundbreaking stuff. we are on the offensive for a first time in a long time and i just want to say one thing if i can, i would like to address the president of the united states tonight. mr. president if you are watching first and foremost i want to thank you for having us at the white house last year, you are h the first president ws ever donee that, by the way. i stood there and i shook your hand and we told you our troubles and everything we are going through and you said to us "keep going." hithe them hard, i'm behind you. i'm right with you all the way. we did just what you said, we did keep going, we hit them hard and wee are at the point now where we have the saudis on the ropes. if we are david and we've got goliath on the ropes and mr. president, we need your help one last time. do you classify these remaining documents and i promise you you will be a hero, not only to 9/11 families but to all of america for exposing the swamp for what it is. president bush and presiden

of your family. opposition. president. dozens of people have been arrested. the russian foreign ministry accuses western powers of launching. the opposition activist has now been discharged from hospital also this hour. is ready to provide. the. united nations. free of charge already. thanks for checking. this out 1st for you there's been another turn out of hundreds on the streets of minsk this wednesday for a protest against the russian president the situation. was sworn in for a 6. it was a heavy police presence and earlier in the day in some clashes in the capital several demonstrators were injured dozens were arrested rest has been simmering for almost 7 weeks now since the disputed election with people calling on the president to resign other have also been counter rallies in support of the president rival groups passed each other on the streets his opponents carried white flags government the official red green flag our senior correspondent has the f.p. following the rest and the police response for the day. very tense now police have just fired water cannon behind us they're stil

we are talking about members of the royal family, princes, the head of the islamic ministry of affairsat's equivalent to mike pompeo or ag barr. this is groundbreaking stuff, we are on the offensive for the first time in a long time and i just want to say one thing if i can. i would like to address the president of the united states because i know he loves to watch your show and mr. president, if you are watching -- first and foremost i want to thank you for having us at the white house last year. you're the first president that has ever done that. i stood there and i shook your hand and i look to in the eye and we told you everything we are going through and you said to us keep going, hit them hard, i'm behind you. i'm right with you all the way. mr. president, we did just what you said, we did keep going, we hit them hard and we are at the point now where we have the saudis on the ropes. we are david and we got goliath on the ropes and mr. president we need your help one last time, help us get this over the finish line, declassify these remaining documents and i promise you you will

of coalition forces at war in yemen prince for had been turkey and his son being investigated for suspicious financial transactions at the defense ministry they are the latest members of the royal family to be detained as part of an anti corruption campaign by crown prince abdullah bin selma simon mabon is the director of the richardson institute for peace studies he says the sacking is aimed at consolidating the crown prince's hold on power. i think it's symbolic in the sense that it relates to what many of us. as a serious failure and of the yemen conflict but i don't think it has so much that do with those duty chip errors or pops there's a useful byproduct of the saudi military via but pertains more. to the i guess what some people are calling the purge 2.0 this continued after that to get rid of the what many see to be the final remnants of dissent against mohammed bin solomon's rule so i would argue that's more about cracking down on corruption and assuring them it been someone has complete power and autonomy in riyadh than across the saudi political spectrum rather than anything reflecting military issues and strategic failings in the yemen conflict as much as it is easy to dra

appointed lawyers the detainees families have been trying to get hong kong so far to used to help but think they became even more anxious one of china's foreign ministry spokesman labeled a 12 separatist jason set the lawyer hired by his family has also been pressured to quit what the authorities consider to be a sensitive case. it's far fetched and irrelevant to call illegal border crossing separatism i think for 12 of them fled hong kong because they were losing confidence in the independence of the judiciary with the. hong kong authorities have been indifferent to our demands perhaps because those in custody are activists you see the u.n. human rights office and the u.s. secretary of state have both called on china and shortening the process and legal rights it's also concerned whether the issue will be after that diplomatically that's one of the detainees is a particular national. posting good wishes is perhaps the very least the portress can do the mainly forty's have to decide whether to formally arrested detainees by 1st of october which is the chinese artem festival and the traditional day off family reunion opposition lawmaker is following th

back on social media posting his photo this photo of his family saying it felt amazing to breathe on his own again meanwhile russia's foreign ministry spokeswoman marie is part of a once again hit out of a german author of his for ignoring russia's a request to show any evidence proving a nerve agent was used. we brought some good ones we're asking the german side to confirm everything it claims to effect what because as we have repeatedly seen unfortunately many of the supposed facts that are sensational and eyes are devoid of any factual verification which these things for germany to do is to respond to the request of the russian prosecutor general's office now we've seen this kind of thing before with this cripple if they try to make his accept one of 2 propositions i think you did it or you lost control of those who did and what we are seeing today is a modified form of the same philosophy namely you have to accept without any objections a conclusion that we are unwilling to confirm what we have all been there before only now it is quite a totally grotesque form of journalist and author thomas fassbender believes the standoff ov

of children and widows were held captive all disappeared. russia those children families wait. russia's foreign ministry called germany over whatever information it's heard on the alleged poisoning of alexei navalny after berlin this claim. the russian opposition figure was targeted with a chemical agent. if there was any do you know. that there is no data there are only statements amounting to megaphone diplomacy. coming up in the program the usa say it will not join an international effort to develop a covert 19 vaccine because it doesn't want to be constrained by the world health organization. washington imposes sanctions on senior officials at the intern.

of coalition forces a poor and yemen prince the hub in turkey and his son now being investigated for suspicious financial transactions at the defense ministry they have the latest members of the royal family to be detained as part of an anti corruption campaign by crown prince mohammed bin salma well simon may have been is the director of the richardson institute for peace studies he says this sacking is aimed at consolidating the crown prince's hold on power. i think it's symbolic in the sense that it relates to what many of us. as a serious failure in terms of the yemen conflict but i don't think it has so much that do with those duty chip errors or pops there's a useful byproduct of the saudi military via but pertains more. to the i guess what some people are calling the purge 2.0 this continued after that to get rid of the what many see to be the final remnants of dissent against mohammed bin solomon's rule so i would argue that's more about cracking down on corruption and assuring them that bin solomon has complete power and autonomy in riyadh than across the saudi political spectrum rather than anything reflecting military issues and strategic failings in the yemen conflict as much

figure in the opposition at the time of speaking we don't know where she is who kidnapped her the interior ministry denies that it is holding up. this evening her family formally regigistered herer as mimissingh the police he promised to investigate but of course everybody suspects that is the regime itself that has taken her and it's perhaps worth remembering at this point that there is precedent in batteries for opposition leader is disappearing. in nineteen ninety nine you reset your income a and victor h han chihid went missing and would never sounds to leading opppposition figures so the m mory o of thatt the awarareness of ththat can oy add to the concern summary a kalashninikov is safafety at the moment for as long as the interior ministry console once. confirmed her whereabouts. concern for the safety of the opposition figure maria kolesnikov- in belarus watching a story very closely. got a crack our correspondent. how names of french me meds this man. and a reporter without border's de. for the algerian john this call it dry rainy. the media stars in the rss leader christophe deloire took the stand outside the algerian embassy here in paris.

of your family. opposition rallies break out in belarus after president lukashenko sworn in for a 6th term dozens of people have been arrested. the russian foreign ministry accuses western powers of launching an information campaign over the alleged poisoning of election of the opposition activists has now been discharged from the hospital in berlin. is ready to provide you with. invited to the united nations to try a new russian charge adding that there have already been requests from the u.n. calling. one of the 1st. part.

the mayor of moscow, the defense minister, the ministry minister. i too as well as my familyarents. we are confident with the vaccine because we know the platform is safe. one of the criticisms -- people say it is only 76 people and astrazeneca did 1000 people. if you look at the astrazeneca study, they gave two to only 10 people. shots, russia can do four times more people than astrazeneca did. the are more details. people who understand the science are confident in the russian vaccine. it is very important they check the long-term consequences. it was studied before it got approved. mitrievthat was kirill d there. off. officially kicks hedge funds singling the outcome does not really matter. investors saying there is no turning back from abe's reforms. ♪ look here, it's your very own all-in-one entertainment experience: xfinity x1. it's the easiest way to watch live tv and all your favorite streaming apps. plus, x1 also includes peacock premium at no extra cost. this baby is the total package. it streams exclusive originals, the full peacock movie library, complete collecti

of your family. i know that you have spouses and you have children, so tell us, beginning with you, dale. >> i'm married to reverend debbie weatherspoon. she is working harder doctorate of ministry. i think in the area of engaging faith in the public square. i have two sons, teenagers, wesley who is a senior, graduating senior at el cerrito high school and his younger brother justice is a freshman el cerrito. also have a brother and sister that live in the sacramento area. my cousin lives in oakland. i'm a native san franciscan. >> that's right. rate of wesley with us. he is in the audience. >> yes he is. >> and jim? >> karen and i, my wife, have been married 41 years. we have three adult kids. aaron who is a physical therapist, kristin who is a registered nurse, and ethan who is completing his program to be a journeyman electrician in the alameda county electoral unions worker un e a fourgrdsons. daschle, danheon pastor jim to some, but to my grandsons and my sons pack i am hop, pop. >> great to have you over. i've had you before, but i realized i didn't give the audience some of your backgrounds and your relationships with family and so forth. i think it's very important. befo

ministry of education only 20 percent of afghans have access to the internet so online learning was difficult for meaning. 17 year old shabnam says she's happy to return to school but is worried about exposing her family to the virus i think it's good if we are following the instructions that 1st office has given us but a for not following in that it's dangerous for every student to come to school and to study i think health is more important as. coronavirus has been widespread in afghanistan the country has officially recorded 38000 positive cases but a sample antibody test of the population found one 3rd of afghans have had coronavirus that's 10000000 people shared names family has been vigilant staying home taking vitamins and eating move fruits and vegetables. we were a lot about shabnam as most of the students then off all the health guidelines we advise her to wash her hands use a mask and social distance we were a lot about her getting infected coronaviruses a serious disease and the school is a big gathering place. yet the staff are concerned her and her feel compelled to continue my fam is also right about me that i'm coming here to teach my students but this is our holy job we have to come o

are being investigated for suspicious financial transactions at the defense ministry and the latest members of the royal family to be detained as part of what's being called an anti-corruption campaign by the crown prince of saudi arabia mohammed bin someone well let's speak to simon maven about this he's the director of the richardson institute for peace studies and is via skype from lancaster thank you so much for joining us so this is not of the 1st arrests in sacking they've been several mass arrests in saudi arabia in recent years as part of what the kingdom says is its untied corruption drive but just how significant is a removal of the top military command out talkie who's the man was leading the saudi war in in yemen i think it's an interesting removal i think it's symbolic in the sense that it relates to what many of us. as a serious failure in terms of the yemen conflict but i don't think it has so much to do with those strategic errors as a useful by approach the saudi military but contains more. to the. against what some people are calling the purge 2.0 this continued after that to get rid of the w

of your family. opposition rallies break out in belarus after president look at shango is sworn in for a 6th term and dozens of people have been arrested. the russian foreign ministry accuses western powers of launching a dissent from a campaign over the alleged poisoning of election of the opposition activists has now been discharged from the hospital in berlin also this hour. russia is ready to provide for you when with top notch assistance why did mr putin invites united nations staff to try a new russian vaccine free of charge adding that there have already been requests from u.n. colleagues. and in r.c. corresponding becomes one of the 1st to get the russian. job as part of phase.

happen is the council of elders of the ministry will meet to discuss who they believe should be the next amir traditionally it should be going to the other branch of the family so it shouldn't be the current. traditionally but that would be based on the fact that their pound should have been from the other branch which isn't the case once some sort of consensus is agreed us too. who that amir should be that or that ruler should be that name goes to the national assembly for it's to be approved theoretically should be a technicality however we saw in the case of this late amir his predecessor the it was the national assembly actually which voted for him not to assume power the the one before the one who's passed now because he had dementia and other issues and therefore only ruled for 6 days so theoretically it's not necessarily just a technicality that the parliament would rubber stamp whichever name comes from the council of elders obviously this all takes place bearing in mind that there has to be those 3 days of national mourning there will be sizeable space and time given to mourn. like i said not just because he was the leader but because of who he was

of your family. opposition rallies break out in belarus after president lukashenko is sworn in for a 6th term dozens of people have been arrested. the foreign ministry accuses western powers of launching an information campaign over the alleged poisoning of election of the opposition activists has now been discharged from hospital in berlin also this hour. ready to provide. invites united nations to try a new russian called the vaccine free of charge have already been requests from u.n. colleagues. to become one of the 1st to get the job as part of the face 3 trials. this morning i got a call from the. i am an ideal candidate here this is your vaccine there's not much in there looks like. i'm ready. for broadcasting live studios moscow this is r t international i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us now there has been another turnout of hundreds on the streets of minsk for a protest against the belorussian president situation flared up right after alexander lukashenko was sworn in for a 6th term. and there was a heavy police presence earlier in the day as well and some clashes. in the capitol several demonstrators were injured and dozens

of your family. opposition rallies break out in belarus after president lukashenko is sworn in for a 6th term dozens of people have been arrested. the foreign ministry accuses western powers of launching an information campaign over the alleged poisoning of. the opposition activist has been discharged from a hospital in berlin also this hour. ready to provide you with. invites united nations to try a new russian covert vaccine free of charge there have already been requests from u.n. colleagues. and an r.t. correspond to become one of the 1st to get.

expecting to hear from the interior ministry jury in the course of the day now the plan that's being reported is that these 1500 refugees are from they all 400 families and these are families whose asylum applications have already been approved now i think also one interesting detail that merging from the reporting is that these refugees are not all from the moria camp or even all from the island of lesbos but rather that they come from other greek islands too and i think that might be something that we hear stress that i think there's a concern potentially of suggesting that there may be incentives to light fires in refugee camps if it does end up being confirmed as the greek authorities suspect that this fire may have been started by migrants in the morea camp so i think that's going to be one thing to watch in the messaging as well and this is also in addition to 150 unaccompanied minors who are the german government has already said that it was planning to take him richard you brought up some very important points in the debate the controversy surrounding this issue taking in the margins but there are a lot of other elements to the controversy as

being investigated for suspicious financial transactions at the defense ministry they are the latest members of the royal family to be detained as part of what's called an anti-corruption campaign by crown prince mohammed bin sama. to venezuela now where dozens of opposition politicians have cried with relief after being freed from prison and a surprise pardon by the president their release is being seen as an attempt to boost participation in december spot a mentoring election a latin america at its embassy in yemen reports. the after months and in many cases years of imprisonment opponents of president nicolas maduro were reunited with loved ones after receiving an unexpected pardon lawyer in greek in a deal would had a stroke in jail thanked the government for letting him be reunited with his family while and bunya told by argued she'd been unjustly imprisoned if he had come here that i told him until i was blue in the face that i had nothing to do with the accused me of that my only crime was being the neighbor of someone of interest pardons before elections aren't new but the magnitude of these work with t

the ministry of housing say they were committed to building more social housing for lower income familiesd has recently offered her a room temporarily, she now wants a job to prevent her from living once more in the van. michael buchanan, bbc news. let's take a look at some of today's other news... a former conservative mp has been sentenced to two years in prison for sexually assaulting two women. charlie elphicke represented dover between 2010 and 2019. in a witness impact statement, one of his victims described mr elphicke as having "stolen her self—worth and broken her spirit". a spokeswoman for alexei navalny, the russian opposition leader, says he will return to russia after he's recovered. mr navalny is being treated in germany after being poisoned while campaigning in russia. he's posted the first images of himself on social media, saying he was now able to breathe on his own all day. the kremlin has again denied any allegations of poisoning. plans for a £20 billion nuclear power plant on anglesey have been abandoned. work on the wylfa newydd project was suspended last year, becau

ministry dismissed the reports as baseless . an israeli settler has been handed life sentences for the murder of 3 members of a palestinian family in an arson attack 5 years ago rights groups welcomed the ruling but say many settler attacks go on punished russia's president has given his backing to embattled leader alexander look and offered economic support. a $1500000000.00 loan in their 1st face to face meeting since it is she's an election in bella who set off weeks of demonstrations ivory coast says tom has cleared the president to run for a 3rd term even though the legal limited set out to president assad ouattara successfully argued that a 2016 amendment to the constitution we set the number the court rejected 40 of the 44 candidates for next month's polls including former president bush an aide to former nissan boss carlos colon is due to go on trial in japan for financial misconduct greg kelly was arrested in 2018 he denies under reporting tens of millions of dollars in pay that goal was allegedly promised after his retirement goal and was arrested by the way he's wanted by japanese police those are the headlines during

the health of students is our most important concern we don't want to put students' health at risk we trust the health ministry has had great experience fighting the virus we hope families also trust us and will be sure that the education sector is following health protocols but. more than 100 people a day of dying from the corona virus in iran and about 2000 are becoming infected the government may want to return to normality but it still it has a grip of the spread of the virus said big al jazeera that are on very pleased to welcome david wholly to the news he is director general of the international school of geneva which is one of the world's oldest international schools 3 campuses more than 4 and a half 1000 students is with us from geneva and let me say right off the bat i don't envy you because or any educated around the world right now because well let's talk about you've got to balance what your government says anywhere what a school believes and what a school is capable of doing and then what the parents and the students want as well how are you juggling that. that's a thank you that's a to terrific question so and in fact you you asked it in a way that captur

of the lawson family secondly. we should quit more accurately. ease the facts or province of the russian federation and we have seen that scene in recent times because the russian ministry in tandem with about russia's military has announced see you loose disposes wish poland's ukraine and about 6 cents to prevent infiltrates is from coming in for a necessary so on those countries and also russian special services working alongside the russian special services have now identified its asian profile consumers the west in most notably of course means now the real question is or should he not will see isn't always going to what was he going to seize and no what it has now done it is shredded for and russia's position over lucas shankar because how did not change leadership in color then the unions say it's all for gosh i. wish rules which was formulated between yatsenyuk look a stranger in the late 1990 s. would have come into being by now but look ish and co has so we get a sense chris in case of the helmet russia because look if she wants to be a presence of the union sites now that lucia and her has remarkably and our president turns a person for assistance in france and

of your family. opposition rallies break out in the president because shanker is sworn in 1st 6 dozens of people have been arrested. the russian foreign ministry accuses western powers of launching a disinflation campaign over the alleged poisoning of alexina valmy the opposition activist has now been discharged from hospital also this hour. russia is ready to provide for you when with top notch assistance but he made it invites united nations staff to try a new russian covert vaccine free of charge adding that there were any requests from the u.n. call the meantime an aussie correspond to become one of the 1st to get the russians . as part of phase 3 trials.

the health of students is our most important concern we don't want to put students' health at risk we trust the health ministry has had great experience fighting the virus we hope families also trust us and we'll be sure that the education sector is following health protocols but. more than 100 people a day of dying from the corona virus in iran and about 2000 are becoming infected the government may want to return to normality but it's still luck it has a grip of the spread of the virus as a big al-jazeera the iran some schools in manama refusing to close them with an increase in coronavirus and sections the government ordered to shut down just over a week ago but students living in areas affected by civil war are still attending classes when hate tells us why in a remote peaceful part of a rebel army is providing security and education a new classroom built by the korean national defense organization is attracting students who fled fighting in their villages and they're now separated from their families education gives them hope for the future but it's a reminder of why they're here and what i've lived through. in deposit i saw me so it is q my uncle and burned our ho

of japanese abductees saying it was resolved many years ago. the foreign ministry in pyongyang published a statement on the matter hoursrs after japanese prime minister suga yoshihide met with the affected families. the statement criticized suga for saying he intends to keep his predecessors policies in place. it called the policies extreme and said they are aimed at isolated north korea. the meeting was suga's first with abductee families. he pledged to make every opopportunity y to break the deadlock. the japanese government says north korean agents kidnapped at least 17 japanese citizens in the 1970s and '80s. pyongyang repatriated five of them in 2002. but the rest remain unaccounted for. >>> people in south korea are kicking off a holiday weekend. but the government is urging them to avoid travell due to o coronavirus. millions of people normally crisscscross thehe country to ad family gatherings during this holiday, but t the prime minist is calliling on the pupublic to respect social distancing rules and avoid long distance trips. authorities are also charging fees on toll free expressways and limiting the number of train tickets to half capacity. the government has been struggling to bri

we've got this figure of a 1500 we're hearing that these people are supposed to be mainly families with children from greek islands and we're also hearing that the federal interior ministry here so that mr minister the office ministry is going to send a delegation to lesbos to identify the most vulnerable people according to what they call objective criteria so now those 1500 migrants that germany plans to take in are in addition to the 150 that germany has already announced it will take in as part of that european contingency of 400 ok now this is you we have to let our viewers know he is very controversial here in germany can you tell us why did you give us the background there please well it's fairly simple germany doesn't want to go it alone it needs a coalition of the willing that's common sense here among all the all the parties that all the european countries need to be more active in their support of greece of the greek government who have been dealing with this crisis on their own and so germany says that they need to find other countries that can basically join forces and take in some of those people who are homeless on the ground in greece and so this is somet