under the watchful eyes of his trainer nicholas rehearses the new choreography. is it can be. trained many dances in my 50 year career but hardly anyone was as goal oriented as focused and it's clear about what they wanted. by some of you. started when he was just 6 years old and because he enjoyed his 1st performance so much he never stopped. so let's do. this. let's. nicholas doesn't know yet if he will make his passion his profession but for the moment he should just. chose he's wrong. don't you wish you could move like that well march 8th is international women's day that's a day that as of just last year berlin actually recognizes as a public holiday unfortunately this year it does land on a sunday so no extra day off for us but to mark the occasion my colleague rachel stewart has looked into the ups and the downs on the lives of women here in germany and whether or not we really have come a long way. hold on to your friends and save me the german film about with. 50 percent of the general population. some of the most popular names of girls over the past 15 years have bee

start with an explosion of energy in the form of one nicholas kurla he hails from 5 in southern germany and even though he's only 15 years old he's got star quality on stage as a dancer all at the recent world dance cup in baja guy in portugal he was named dancer of the year from a field of 6000 participants bought poetry in motion doesn't come easy. yes there was you let go you let your body do what it wants. to thank you do everything to take the audience with you. know when you've got them it's such a relief there is just goosebumps joy. before the goosebumps the hard work nicholas trained 5 times a week at his freiburg dance school repeating the same movements over and over until the perfect. kid some i hadn't had on but on the one hand it's just to get warm to reach the right level of fitness to get the post to 100 but it's also about expression and getting the feeling of the dance and so on and sometimes feeling i think on nicholas cole is 15 years old one metre 66 tall he weighs 53 kilos and he's the star of his dance group release. and then there's the moment when you run onto t

out edwards is a professor and immunologist at the university of reading welcome to you all a nicholas let me start with you when china announced it was shutting down new holland to prevent further spread of the virus many were stunned there was a lot of skepticism quarantine on this vast of a scale had never been tried in modern times many wondered if it would work so has china and its approach now been vindicated. i think china and its approach has been vindicated insofar as it applies to china i think other countries out there are trying their own ways of dealing with this and doing quite successfully but i think what china showed us is that it overturned what had been a bit of a debate going on within the field a sewer that quarantines should be used in the 1st place and certainly as you said on this scale it was something that hadn't been done before but i think what the example from china has shown us is with the correct amount of resources and both the social support combined with the political will such efforts are possible. now south korea's approach to covert 1000 has been pr

nicholas i saw you nodding there did you want to add to that point. i think that the case of taiwan is a very good one and i think the critical point is it doesn't matter what the political regime type is if it's a democracy office or thora terry know somewhere in between. different states with different scales and capacities can now and have a range of measures like an adult all of them however when you look at singapore taiwan and also south korea have a high technology basis and a willingness to use that technology in defense of the society when you do have a corona virus outbreak. i'm not sure i agree with steve's point. that the quarantine failed i think rather the failure was on the part of the european and north american countries who looked at china and perhaps a bit too complacent in the way they approach the virus out right now to china is claiming success but initially there were many flaws in china's coronavirus strategy right and those mistakes really contributed to a surge of transmission right. so i think the one thing we shouldn't forg

the meeting point to st nicholas church. city guide karen choiceless shows tourists the focal points of the events of autumn $989.00 she knows what she's talking about because she took part in them and the demonstrations. during the 1980 s. the mandate prayers drew more and more people who no longer agreed with the social developments in this part of germany the communist east. in order to understand what happened back then the group heads for the form of contemporary history. that provides a comprehensive picture of the division and the unification of germany. the origins of the s.c.d. the ruling east german communist party. daily life and how the state owned enterprises operated. the fall of the berlin wall in 1989 opened the way to freedom it also meant the loss of a homeland irmgard identity topics the foreign consciously focus upon. it as being as as. me this is why it isn't called a museum but a forum. we wish to initiate discussion about this it's a great deficit that we don't talk to each other instead everyone has t

a drive by shooting organized by local gangs left nicholas dead at the age of ten.ebra, we are sorry for your loss, and why we cannot bring nicholas back, we will champion tough anti gang legislation in his honor. thank you for being with us. (applause) this session, we will empower law enforcement and prosecutors, so these people will get the justice that they deserve. we will work around the clock to prevent this tragedy from happening to another family, another nicholas in our state. we will do our part to make this right. ladies and gentlemen, please help me thank debra again for her service and her relentless commitment to honoring her son's life. thank you for being with us today. (applause) gangs and drug cartels are fueling another public safety crisis. every day, hundreds of people are bought and sold for sex in our state. traffickers use atlanta as a hub, treating human life like it is a commodity. shortly after taking office, we created the grace commission to help poor aid efforts to help and modern day slavery in our state. under leadership under our fi

all right i was having some problems with nicholas cage in sydney will try and come back a little bit later in the going to 10 but strict containment measures such as not to unconfuse i mean force across several latin american countries but other nations are taking a less drastic approach in their fight against the virus has this update from mexico city. a cruise ship anchored off of panama pacific coast began transferring passengers to another vessel on sunday at least 4 people have died aboard the sand them a dutch cruise liner that became stuck after panamanian authorities announced that no ships with confirmed coronavirus cases could transit the panama canal this is the voice of an american passenger aboard the same damn whoever can open the ports to us you'd be eternally grateful and abide by whatever regulations you have for us . we just need to be able to start the process of getting home because other places have closed their doors to us 4 people are now dead and that is on the head of other people along the way who turned us away please help us. in venezuela $55.00 tons of hu

nicholas: it will look like a horror show.all, at the same time, you want to talk about $45 420 $5, we also put out billion in compensation, $139 billion -- 425 billion dollars in compensation, $130 million in product. we have historically low airfares. that is a great academic point but the fact that the matter is, this is not like what happened in 2008. the banks did that to themselves and the american public, and it was repeated all over the world. this is not that case here the president is right and has been great. senator mcconnell said it. there is no fault here. three weeks ago we were flying in record numbers. now because of this virus and everything that has happened, that has plummeted. do you want to help the airline industry? we have 750,000 employees, 10 million jobs, where 5% at gdp and we drive the economy. we can help pull out this crisis to recovery but not if we are crippled. romaine: everything you said is spot on. we have also heard from a lot of folks out there that if we do get to the stage where we are

british crew member nicholas roman new york is heading the operation the 35 year old is tracking ship positions he knows the area where refugees could be in trouble many have told him that libyan traffickers are deliberately misguiding them from the coast you can see the oil platforms that they have the flares burning off the excess gas so those flags are visible from the from the from the land and so you can see the haze and the sad thing about it is they actually tell people that that is able and so they say within a couple of hours you'll be you'll be arriving in italy the reality is it's not the case at all. a sudden he met and he called puts the rescuers and that 130 kilometers off the libyan coast. we have a look at what he calls one of those with no lights or a lot of water. wondering if you have a visual. style one of the european border force pilots spotted a boat. or . this is where frenchman tony and his team come in. as soon as the speed boat is launched tony and his team begin the most dangerous and difficult part of the rescue powered by 230 whole spy was the race over t

the nicholas hawke on the outskirts of the capital the car senegal with several cases of corona virus across the continent find out next what the governments here are doing to tackle the outbreak and why people are scared. and i mean this is live from doha also coming up silence from saudi arabia as more arrests are reported out of the detention of 2 senior princes in talk of a power struggle. plus a fire destroys a refugee center on the greek island of lesbos will speak to the manager of the facility. for the nittany is imposing tough restrictions on a quarter of its population locking down its 2nd largest city more than 16000000 people as it tries to stop corona virus spreading it's just had its biggest rise in

nicholas i saw you nodding there did you want to add to that point. i think that the case of taiwan is a very good one and i think the critical point is it doesn't matter what the political regime type is if it's a democracy office or thora terry know somewhere in between. different states with different scales and capacities can now and have a range of measures like an adult all of them however when you look at singapore taiwan and also south korea have a high technology basis and a willingness to use that technology in defense of the society when you do have a corona virus outbreak. i'm not sure i agree with steve's point. that the quarantine failed i think rather the failure was on the part of the european and north american countries who looked at china and perhaps were a bit too complacent in the way they approach the virus out right now trying to is claiming success but initially there were many flaws in china's coronavirus strategy right and those mistakes really contributed to a surge of transmission right. so i think the one thing we shouldn'

i can speak now to the man who's at the center of that story he's a car with set on fire nicholas best joins me live now and nicholas just take us through the the attack on your property tell us what happened. oh i was in brussels actually yesterday morning the police called told me that my car had been. set on fire 2 in the morning and there was really damaged i mean it's actually burnt down and only the. part of the car still intact but i mean you know you can't use it anymore so there was a. corona virus i am now back in berlin because i decided to close down. to restrict it on just on a very limited service so i returned yesterday. went this morning to look for my car and saw what you fear already what you have already shown in your pictures we sort of quote quote there from the berlin plaything that they're investigating whether or not this was politically motivated attack yourself seem to be convinced that is the case why do you think. because i mean i'm not the 1st victim of this kind of arson attacks. beatrix punished all at once a victim and so on and so on numerous. speaker o

here isur royal correspondent nicholas witchell. nicholas: for called today.e of wales is home in the scottish highlands. it is here that the heir to the itish throne is self- isolating, as is his wife. they arrived sunday night. he was aeady showing mild symptoms. he was tested monday, the in a statement, clarence houset. said, "the prince of wales has tested positive for coronavirus. he has been displaying mild good health and has been working through home -- working from home through the last few. days as usu the duchess of cornwall has also been tested, but does not have the virus." medical officer ressed that the prince had been tested in line with normal procedures. >>te he waed for clinical reasons. i am pleased also that he is very well, and as with many people who have had this virus from has had a mild illness. cholas: the prince has met hundreds of people over recent weeks. onhe sixth of march he was still shaking q hante freely. on the ninth of march he was at westminster abbey with the queen. handshaking was out. charles adopted the indian maste g

us, sheryl wudunn and nicholas kristof, who recently wrote "tight rope."get your take is left of the democratic candidates. the kinds of people you interview in your book, who today gravitate toward? i know there are some trump supporters but another are some who are looking for alternatives as well. sheryl: they do support trump, a lot of them. part of the reason they support him is because they feel that the entire system is corrupt. they want to blow up washington because they did not think that anyone was listening to them. trump spoke to that, saying, i am fighting for you. if they think that someone like bernie sanders is fighting for them, it is possible they might switch. romaine: how malleable are they in political allegiances? they will just vote for who they think is going to do the job? nicholas: the white working-class, like the black working-class, tends to be socially conservative and economically liberal. the white working-class has typically voted for conservatives despite liberal economic tendencies. the fact that you have a rise of trump

given now it's a priority a worrying situation there nicholas pica topless with the international rescue committee thank you very much thank you. 1st article check now of some of the other stories making news around the world the spanish coast guard has rescued over 70 migrants at sea near the canary islands the migrants were brought to port in gran canaria and henery for they underwent medical checks since the outbreak of the coronavirus the influx of migrants into europe as someone slow. hungary's parliament will vote later today on whether to give prime minister viktor orban open ended emergency powers in the fight against the coronavirus and demick that would enable the government to pass any decrees it says are necessary to manage the crisis with the involvement of parliament critics fear the extension could give obama a blank check to clamp down on democracy. easy jet has grounded all of its flights due to the coronavirus pandemic joining airlines like qantas and grounding the entire fleet the company says it's currently unclear when any flights will resume airline will pay its sta

thank you very much nicholas gazer live in sydney now the u.n. secretary general is calling for a global ceasefire take place in order to allow the world to focus on the fight against the pandemic is a diplomatic editor james bays with more from un headquarters in new york hello welcome to this the u.n. these deeply concerned about the spread of coronavirus in countries already dealing with conflict and that's why at a virtual news conference the secretary general made this call the fury of the vials illustrates the folly of war that is why today i am calling for an immediate global cease fire in all corners of the world it is time to put armed conflict on lockdown and focus together on the to fight of our lives the world health organization is the part of the un that's been leading the global response it's the right to general expressed his alarm at the speed of the spread of new cases the pun demick is accelerating it took 67 days from the 1st reported goes to reach the 1st 100000 cases 11 days for the 2nd 100000 cases just 4 days for this. $10

nicholas witchell, thank you. nicholas witchell, thank you.lion people in the uk are self employed, and there's increasing concern that there is still no financial support in place to get them through the coronavirus crisis. in the past hour the prime minister has told mps the government is working hard to come up with a package of measures but, as our consumer affairs correspondent sarah corker reports, the delay is already causing real hardship. iam i am ronnie penicuick. i am a relatively small roofing contractor andi relatively small roofing contractor and i am relatively small roofing contractor andiama relatively small roofing contractor and i am a sole trader, self employed. my name is lena and i work asa employed. my name is lena and i work as a freelance consultant for fashion brands. from roofers to hairdressers, two taxi drivers, the uk's 5 million self—employed are anxiously waiting to see if the government can and will bail them out. this is my van at the moment. ronnie from edinburgh says his work asa ronnie from edinburgh says h

charges will be seen as a significant escalation in the trumpet ministrations efforts to remove nicholasmadugalle from power it recognizes opposition leader one guy do as venezuela's president but despite support from washington and many of them as well as neighbors who do remains in the presidential palace he's overseen the economic collapse of one of the world's biggest oil producers with millions leaving the country but on twitter he remained defiant claiming the us and its colombia wanted to fill venezuela with violence and voting he would not be defeated. in 1909 the us took military action to remove manuel noriega from panama accusing him of running a massive drug operation at this stage is unlikely mcdougall will see the inside of us courtroom he faces life in prison if ever convicted with the u.s. offering a $50000000.00 reward hoping that might convince someone to send him its way alan fischer al-jazeera washington. israel's opposition leader benny gantz has called for an emergency unity government out of being elected speaker of the country's parliament the unusual move could l

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joining us is nicholas wu, politics reporter for "usa today." let's start with president trump.e tested negative for coronavirus. in the week after he was exposed to it, he kept shaking hands. what's the message there? >> well, it's mixed messaging from the white house on this. president trump was asked about this yesterday at his press conference. and said that one thing that might be a good thing or a possibility coming out of the coronavirus ordeal is that fewer people might be shaking hands. and for trump, who is a notorious germaphobe, that might not be a bad thing. >> he said in his press conference, maybe this is the new normal. >> it's a habit you have to get into. you saw the fist bump. >> elbow bump. >> what are the other officials doing that we covered the president a lot with this. other people have come into contact with people who have tested positive. that includes ivanka trump, william barr. what are they doing? >> it's a mixed bag on their part. some of the president's top allies in congress, like senator ted cruz and paul gosar in the house have self-quarantine

czar nicholas needs asylum. he wants to come to england. >> king george is very close to his cousin nicky. they were actually very good friends. and they looked almost identical. the problem with the czar is that he is incredibly unpopular among some people in britain. >> he is seen as a blood-stained tyrant brutally quashing any kind of uprising prior to 1917. >> the fall of the czar is celebrated by a growing number of the british working class. >> george is afraid if he brings in nicholas he'll have a flaming communist revolution in this country as well. >> if the russian royal family can be toppled, what's to say the british royal family aren't next? >> george will do everything he can to preserve his own dynasty and his own family. >> the king makes a cold-hearted choice. he refuses asylum to his cousin, his wife, and their five children. one year later, king george learns the fate of his russian family. >> a group of bolshevik soldiers just opened fire on them. the czar died straightaway. but it took a lon

he tracked down the owner nicholas via g.p.s. . it's. nice to have you. that saudi you go there is the key thank you. that's 2 whole chicken process from yeah we'll go around the car look at everything you have a very good. nicholas doesn't use his audi on a daily basis and he's happy for the car to help pay for its own costs i think you're of advantage as you are able to rent something that's kind of unique and i would say you rent a private car to go a long distance or visit relatives to do it like a little holiday trip the free floating concept was probably more than just you know go to the movies or go see somebody just the quick you know 20 minute drive tour learns 25 percent of the rental price with insurance including customers pay for their own fuel but try the car sharing has yet to really make an impact on the market worldwide tural has only around 350000 cars listed and in germany a paltry 5000. by some distance the most popular concept is one way or free floating harsh air. via an app you can reserve a car in your neighborhood drive it around

to stay indoors after the prime minister imposes a 14 hour curfew to combat coronavirus and i'm nicholas hawke in the car synagogue where the air land borders are shut public gatherings are banned find out next why . closer to a full lockdown as a coronavirus continues to spread. go online to entertain their fans tearing up challenging time for millions of. australia's major sports leagues look to be heading towards a shutdown the aussie rules season has now been suspended but football and rugby go on. well everyone has just gone 10100 hours g.m.t. coronavirus cases being reported around the world indonesia and thailand reporting new infections in fact thailand has seen its biggest jump yet and europe sunday morning there well still appears to be the epicenter. of the pandemic in fact perhaps the most shocking number so far came on saturday when they reported nearly 800 deaths in a single day so when we start with the snapshot from john hopkins university tracker it tells us where we're looking at well over 300000 total confirmed cases with now 13000 deaths all over the world don't forge

nicholas witchell reports.ight, at the royal albert hall, still introduced as "their royal highnesses" and still very much looking the part. harry was making a final appearance as captain general of the royal marines — complete with gold braid, medals and honours. for her part, meghan is leaving formal royal life with a strong endorsement of a cause about which she feels deeply — the rights of women. a couple of days ago, she visited a school in dagenham to make a speech timed for international women's day today. these were issues — she said — which were relevant every day and to every person, and she had a particular message for men. ijust encourage and empower each of you to really stand in your truth — to stand for what is right — to continue to respect each other — for you young men to continue to value and appreciate the women in your lives and also set the example for some men who are not seeing it that same way, right? you have your mothers, sisters, girlfriends, friends in your life — protect them — mak

car of a leading german right wing politician is being destroyed in an arson attack the vehicle of nicholas feste chair of the alternative for germany parties. in the capitol told us what happened. today morning the police called told me that my car had been. set on fire 2 in the morning and that it was severely damaged i mean it's actually burnt down and only the. part of the car still intact but i mean. you can't use it anymore. on the united states and adds to the growing violence against lawmakers across the country with house attacks and beatings over their views into all of the has more. this street is the scene of what is potentially the latest in a growing number of politically motivated crimes in germany this time it's all the car the politician nicholas faced go up in flames last night a car caught fire in charlottenburg the firefighters extinguished the blaze but could not save the car because of the suspicion of a possible political motivation we are handing the investigation over to a specialist unit faced as a member of the european parliament for the anti immigration alternat

the car of a good politician has been destroyed in an arson attack the vehicle of nicholas 1st chair of the alternative for germany party's burden wing was set on fire in the capital into the growing violence against us across the country beatings house attacks and even murders occurring over their views to all of our reports. this street is the scene of what is potentially the latest in a growing number of politically motivated crimes in germany this time it's all the politician nicholas faced go up in flames last night a car caught fire in charlotte and bork the firefighters extinguished the blaze but could not save the car because of the suspicion of a possible political motivation we're handing the investigation over to a specialist unit faced as a member of the european parliament for the anti immigration alternative that germany party he's pretty adamant of who he thinks is behind this. no the era of day nor i will back down in the face of left wing radical violence the other party should end their own object to smear campaigns against the a.f. they see as a polity have a polar

growing number of politically motivated crimes in germany this time it sold the car the politician nicholas faced go up in flames last night a car caught fire in charlotte and borke the firefighters extinguished the blaze but could not save the car because of the suspicion of a possible political motivation we are handing the investigation over to a specialist unit faced as a member of the european parliament for the anti immigration alternative that germany party he's pretty adamant of who he thinks is behind this i'm not the 1st victim of this kind of arson attacks this is really the signature. of the anti fire and therefore it's pretty clear although they haven't really up to now they haven't claimed this arson attack yet but it's clear that those attack stands and a.f.p. is a party have a polarizing effect on german public opinion there anti immigrant stance and deliberately provocative statements from so members to seeing them rising in the polls and slammed by their rivals party which tolerates far right extremists and let's call a spade a spade it's not since m on its ranks. the a.f.