whatever so far is that we heard pamela harris and she had her some strong statements. they're trying to encourage to the family, the mother, the father of terry nichols to, to just hold on and acknowledging how painful this all must be for the family, for his parents. and for the extended family and a she said clothes that i'm americans are, are morning with you addressing the mother of terry nichols. reverend al sharpton makes the point that this is yet another victim to police brutality and to the failure of changing the system which hasn't happened yet in his mind. in the minds of many, many experts, no matter what this color of their skin, that congress, the white house washington failed to push through the george floyd policing act, which would have. so is the thinking provided substantial police reform. and this is what we will hear here in this ceremony that terry nichols was not a victim in vain. that there will be many, many people trying to fight on and making police reform real police reform and accountability happening. so to prevent future incidents like t

it was nice present. pamela harris made the statement at the security conference where wild leaders have gathered ahead of the 1st anniversary of the conflict. america already accused russia of war crimes, but crimes against humanity are considered more serious under international law. in the case of russia's actions in ukraine, we have examined the evidence. we know the legal standards and there is no doubt. these are crimes against humanity or ukraine's foreign minister also took to the stage there in the unit to reaffirm his call for more military support european commission president. i see them on the line as told al jazeera, that the u. s. scaling up production to support ukraine's military needs and diplomatic editor james space is app and unique security conference. again, strong messages of support for ukraine from the western leaders who have spoken here many saying they now believe this will be a long war. and the problem with the war of attrition is re supplying the ukrainian forces. there's already a problem with ammunition, and particularly with artillery shells. the number

that we heard yesterday, but something very briefly on, on what we're going to hear next from pamela harris, because i think it's very important. the u. s. administration now, under biden harris, they have always been very pro european, especially if you compare it to the previous administration. and donald trump, that's not to say that there are difference is that not to say that maybe in the united states, they sometimes view critically the fact that in europe, especially in germany, things tend to move much slower than they would want. but in general, you have seen from the camera harris and biden administration, a real support for this trans atlantic relation. and i do expect this or something that's gonna be stressed here. it is important for your p and leaders to actually hear these words from the united states because we've also had in the past that this atlantic relationship was questioned. one of the big elements of the trans atlantic relationship has always been nato, where both the united states and many other countries in europe are actually part of this defense alliance. the tr

mourners have said farewell to tyree nichols at his funeral in memphis, tennessee. us vice president, pamela harris and reverend al sharpton. a. their last respects to the young man whose death at the hands of these officers lost model for the excessive force. once again into the national debate, also coming up in germany's defense minister, visit the bass. that'll send 14 tags to ukraine. he says new ones will be built to replace them signalling. he means business. when it comes to building up the german military ad, they call him the greatest american quarterback of all time. after a brief come back, tom brady says he's retiring again this time. good. ah, i'm told me or laddie, well come to the program. a funeral has taken place for a man who died from injuries sustained in a police beating in the u. s. city of memphis, manas guy called for an 2 police violence at the ceremony for tyrene nichols who was killed last month, vice president campbell harris was among those attending the service families of other black men and women who died of athens were also present since the 29 year old's death 3 w

mourners have said farewell to tyree nichols at his funeral in memphis, tennessee, vice president. pamela harris was among those who paid their last respect to the young man whose death at the hands of police officers last month revived a national outcry against least violence. also coming up, germany's defense minister visit the base that all fed 14 tanks to ukraine. he states his determination to see them replaced and germany's military supplies were built. and they call him the greatest american quarterback of all time. after a brief combat, tom brady says he's retiring again. this time for good. ah, i'm told me already bought welcome to the program. a funeral has taken place for a man who died from injuries sustained in a police beating in the u. s. city of memphis, manas called for an end to police violence at the ceremony for tyree nichols whose death at the age of $29.00 has spurred renewed calls for police reform. ah, you ah, true. after days of protests over his teeth, morn is gathered to celebrate tyree nichols life, his friends, family, and civil rights activists. attending mister nic

it was vice president, pamela harris, made the comments at the munich security conference, demanding justice. the u. s. is already accused russia war crimes, but crimes against humanity are considered more serious under international law. in the case of russia's actions in ukraine, we have examined the evidence. we know the legal standards and there is no doubt. these are crimes against humanity. over 46000 people have been confirmed dead 12 days after the earthquakes and tuck he and syria touch authority say more than a 1000000 people in the country of been left homeless and more than 364000 departments destroyed off the shocks or also continuing to shake the area in just the last few hours, a 5.2 magnitude quite struck central turkey at the depth of 10 kilometers in our developments the well food program is pleading with authorities and syria to give them more access. now the aid group says that time and money are running out to help hundreds of thousands of survivors in the north west. the area is controlled by forces that are opposed to the syrian president, bashar assad. now the

berlin, mourners gather in memphis, tennessee for the funeral. tiring nichols, vice president pamela harris and reverend al sharpton pay their last respects to the young man whose death at the hands of police officers last month brought excessive force. once again into the national debate, also coming up.

s. vice president. pamela harris, has condemned russia for committing war crimes and ukraine. she also wore and russian president vladimir, put in that time is running out and said criminals will be held.

you as vice president, pamela harris, made these comments at the munich security conference, demanding justice, be served. america already accused washer of war crimes, but crimes against humanity and much more serious on the international law. the united states has formally determined that russia has committed crimes against humanity or ukraine's foreign minister also took the stage in munich to reaffirm their call for more military aid, ammunition, artillery and tanks. but soldiers in the eastern city of van would say they are still waiting for more promised west and weapons to arrive. they say they are needed for a planned counter attack. the european commission president seat of on the line is told al jazeera that the european union is scaling up production in order to support ukraine's military needs. we are convening the european defense industry, basically ask them what is it, what you need to scale up to speed up. that's important. we have these infrastructure for that, the european pizza city, and they are used to do the procurement and to have the funding and important it's l

mourners have said farewell to tyree nichols at his funeral in memphis, tennessee, us vice president, pamela harris and reverend al sharpton. hey, that last respects to the young man whose death at the hands of police officers last model. what excessive force. once again into the national debate also coming.

mourners have said farewell to tyree nichols at his funeral in memphis, tennessee, vice president. pamela harris was among those who pay their lost respect to the young man whose death at the hands of police officers last month revived a national outcry.

i believe when he went to the mountain town, he could look over and see, or pamela harris, sidney's vice president. i believe when he looked over from the mountain top, he saw black police chiefs. he didn't expect you to disgrace him. he expected you to bring us on to the promised land. that's why i'm still marching. yes, i got books out. yes, i got a tv show when i'm a mountain campbell. ah, i'm not going to like get to the tap. what amount you can call me names on rape wing television. i'm a mountain con, stumbles to come my way from a mountain climber. you can disgrace me, you can discredit me, but i will keep on carmen. how can, until tyree's nichols get justice more pan until eric gardner gets just more time until we change the lot. we're mountain cameras. we're not big traders. we're mount cameras and got the far is modern, know well against us. he was with me. he talk with me. he tells me that on his own, he's been when i was ha, when i was, he's my route. he's. he's here with a will let us have a call to action. let us go for to get justice knows all the mountain clown loan stuff

your vice president, pamela harris, says her country has for me, determined that russia has committed crimes against humanity in ukraine. she made the remarks at the music security conference representatives from cubes. western allies have been using the meeting to show solidarity with each other and with ukraine. well, earlier in munich, our diplomatic editor jays. but he spoke to agnes telemachus secretary general of amnesty international. and he started by asking her why the designation of crimes against humanity is so significant. when we talk about crimes against humanity, we're speaking about something that is systematic. that is widespread. that may be part of the state policy. so it is really much, much higher in severity if i, if i can use that term expression, even though a war crimes is already very severe. but the fact that it is widespread, systematic that there is some forms of organisation behind it, possibly as state policy. that is went to making it very significant. the ukranian judicial system cannot handle crimes against humanity at the moment under the existing fr

s. vice president, pamela harris, formerly accused rachelle crimes against humanity in ukraine. let's listen to what you have to say. i would say, has formerly determined that russia has committed crimes against humanity. and i say to all those who have perpetrated these crimes and to their superiors who are complicit in these crimes, you will be held to account terry. we had come to harris saying that those responsible will be held accountable. but how yeah, that's a very difficult question. and everybody knows it, they can gather all the evidence they want. they can even issue subpoenas for people. they can ask for them to be arrested, but russia does not extradite its citizens. we've seen this in, for example, the m 817 case. but in the meantime, the international community is trying to put together a system where you could try war crimes against russia. and one of the ideas is to try the crime of aggression which has a lower threshold. you have to prove that a national military was used to create, to create acts of aggression and the international criminal court in the heck

harris 2020. hi, ladies. he admits to being a terrible liar while also claiming he will regain his credibility. what do you even say to that? >> look, pamelable liar, he is a pathological liar. and someone like him is going to lie even when the truth suffices. and here's the shame of all of this. he continues to do these interviews and talk about himself, if he spent half as much time talking about his legislative priorities as opposed to his litany of lies, he would probably get a little bit more grace. instead, he is a disgrace to the republican party, and also to the residents of long island who voted him into office. and, look, he should do the right thing and acknowledge that his record and resume is full of lies. and i expect it would be nice if the people of long island would do the right thing and ask for a recall and have him removed from office, because he is not serving the constituents of his district, and he's certainly not serving the republican party. >> and, yet, when it comes to what he regrets or has remorse about, he expressed remorse about lying about his education. but he was defiant at times too, ashley. let's take a

you paid tribute at his funeral in memphis, us vice president. pamela harris was among those who spoke. i was calling for police reform. 5 officers have been charged with murder following the 29 year old's death. you didn't get the u. s. a federal reserve bank has raised interest rates by a quarter of a percent. the 8th hike since march. the increase is smaller than in previous rate, high organ despite falling inflation in the u. s. fed chairman jerome, paul warned that they'll be further hikes this year to keep prices under control assets of significantly reduce american football superstar tom brady has announced his retirement at the age of $45.00. he briefly retired at the, at the end of the 2021 season, but ended up returning for one disappointing season with the tampa bay buccaneers. after winning 7 super bowls. this time he insists he's retiring for good. this is dw news from berlin. there's much more on our website, d, w dot com. ah, for some it's an expression of face. for others. it's a symbol of systemic oppression. the headscarf may well be the most controversial garment of

s. vice president, pamela harris, has condemned russia for committing war crimes and ukraine. she also wore and russian president vladimir putin, that time is running out and said criminals will be held to account harris was speaking at the munich security conference, the world's most important international defense policy event. leaders have condemned north korea for launching a long range, ballistic missile into the sea of japan. u. s. secretary of state antony blinking along with colleagues from japan and south korea, countries to enforce existing sanctions against north korea. young yang says the launch is in response to military drills in the region to clear up our search teams and turkey have found the body of former garner, international football at christian at sou, under collapse building at c, when missing in the city of n. takia. after the earthquakes nearly 2 weeks ago, reports earlier this month said he had been rescued from the rebel, but were then retracted. this is d, w a news from berlin, you'll find much more on the website. that's d, w dot com. ah, will you