so is raphael nadal going to make history? you know, i think the crowd wants him to make history. he said to come back story. you know, he injured his foot. he, he contracted cove, it, he just happy to be there really appearing in only his 2nd australian open final. if he is successful, he'd be one of 4 players to have $12.00 grand slam finals or multiple services. you know, so it's really the combination of something great. we're all watching raf. an adult, you know, arguably is, could retire after this certain. maybe, you know, he's, there is 35 years old, you know, but all in all, i think it's a great story in obviously with the historic achievement within his grasp, even greater that there's another person who has a little history. majid has a habit of stopping people from establishing grand slam records. is he gonna? does he have a chance of doing that again? well, you know, the head to head against. he and the doll. a doll has a slight edge, but amid, amid, would have won the last encounter between the 2 and he is known as a giant slayer. he prevented. no bad joke of it from

please say hello to june diane raphael!sed. >> jimmy: it is funny. if we found out you could lose eight pounds by taking the vaccine, suddenly -- >> everybody. >> jimmy: it would be up 110%, people would be getting six, seven, eight shots of the vaccine. >> it's true. >> jimmy: did you see tom hanks? do you know him? >> i didn't have the courage to tell him this. but i used to live next door to tom's son, colin hanks. and one halloween, i opened my door and tom hanks was standing there. trick-or-treating with his grandchildren. >> jimmy: oh, okay. >> and i thought, wow. that's an amazing tom hanks costume. [ laughter ] because everybody's an art director and creative, and i'm like, "that's good, take it off." >> jimmy: i understand. he doesn't even reserve that for halloween. he'll go to people's houses and knock on the door. >> just to mess with them, it's quite weird. >> jimmy: they give him whatever he asks for because he's tom hanks. >> i said, "yes, you can take more than one, just you." >> jimmy: watching a clip of "b

and raphael and dal chase is a record 21st grand slam at the australian. open a denise mid, yet it is determined to wreck his dream. ah, i'm nick spicer, welcome to the program. a major winter storm has slammed into the us east coast with high winds and heavy snow. severe weather alerts were issued across a region of around 70000000 people. residents are being urged to stay in doors and avoid unnecessary travel. the snow storm has almost emptied the streets of boston, with authorities urging people to stay at home. the bumps, cycling is met, the religious call. it has generated a dangerous mixture of snow and hurricane force winds. in new england storm searches, a threatening communities along the coast, forcing many people to flee inland to safety. we got some sand bags. we elevated things in our basement, but this is one of the worst storms i've seen so far. tens of thousands have been left without power along the east and us. in rhode island, driving is only allowed in emergencies. new york city was spared the worst of the blizzard. some were out enjoyi

w ah, ah ah, this is b w news line from berlin, raphael. now dow wins the australian open and makes history the spaniards bates, russia danielman via if in 5 that's in melbourne, taking his 20 forest grand slam title more than any other male player before him. also on the show, winter chaos on the us east coast heavy snow and hurricane force winds, batter of boston and new york, disrupting the lives of millions authorities, issue blizzard warnings for the region. and we will hear from a meteorologist in new england. northern ireland commemorates a massacre that changed it's history. families march in the city of dairy to mark 50 years since the bloody sunday killings. when british troops open fire on civil rights protesters leaving a trail of tragedy and political turbulent ah, i'm nickle furnish. welcome to the show, raphael and the doll has won the australian open and made tennis history. it's a record breaking 21st grand slam title for the 35 year old from my yorker. that puts them ahead of no back jacobin and roger federer natal defeate

i for more now i'm joined by raphael loss from the european council on foreign relations is good to have you on the program. let me ask you about the german foreign minister said that she is counting on reviving for way piece talks in the norman, the format. that's how it's known. it includes germany, france, ukraine, in russia. what is most advisable with you? would you say with these kinds of negotiations even think their work? i mean thought and a normandy form, it has not yielded substantial results. all sides are not happy with what they feel . it's all flaw. certainly russia is ukraine. is that still broiling crisis and france and germany and have now been in a position a to, to play a meaningful role? as russia has been a building up and withdrawing forces along the ukrainian border last spring. and now we see the bill up and that russia is engaged in again and which started in november and december of lossing is continued. we see i'm substantial formation is off of russian forces along the ukrainian border and circle meant of ukraine. and one can certainly hope that, that the nor

that was raphael loss of the european council on foreign relations. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world. the canadian province of k back has introduced new restrictions on alcohol sales for the unvaccinated doors, selling liquor and cannibal will now only be accessible. the people who are vaccinated against coven 19 back has been hit hard by a wave of alma kang k a t and t, and arise and have agreed to delay activating some of their 5 g services. after us airlines warned it could cause quote, catastrophic disruption to air travel. they said the new technology might affect flight instruments and render many aircraft unusable. colombian politicians ingrid betancourt as announced she will be running for president on a central ticket here 20 years ago. but then cor, was abducted by the park of the country's largest rebel group, and held captive in the jungle for more than 6 years. she returned to politics last year and has promised to fight corruption and economic disparity. british prime minister force johnson

i'm janelle, by raphael losses with the european council on foreign relations. it's good to see you again. you were meeting every day here because this situation is changing every day. what your read on the talks that were held to day in moscow between the german and russian foreign ministers. there are upon desolate movement currently in europe, as the ukraine crisis heats up on an empty book. as it is a russian counterpart of moscow to day. the press conference and that the 2 gave after the initial consultations about okay, hit the right marks. i think she spoke about the foundation of the european security order to helsinki final act, the parents, trotta, she mentioned the fortunes of alexander bonnie and the angel memorial. but at the same time she had to was the russians. she expressed a desire from the side of the german government for substantive and stable relations with russia. so i think in her remarks, we found this, this thought, we know that nato does have quite a surround of deterrence and, and to taunt off providing a strong response to russian ag

there were just 60 minutes on the clock when raphael bray made at one mill keeper, grig coble. miss dawkins last game through illness. and the swiss international was caught cold here. more heartless, defending handed bery a 2nd just 9 minutes later. why dorman, skipper markle royce was trying to multiply his own books is anyone's guess. and bery took full advantage to nil the halftime score. dockman had to roll up their sleeves, but when they eventually pulled one back through sub token, other and 71 minutes, it seemed to have come too late. but perhaps this team does have the guts required for a title dog fight. jude bellingham made it to 2 with 3 minutes to go. and then mac would de, who'd spot jubilation in the black and yellow ranks. the german international curling in the winter with just a minute left. the motions were still bubbling at full time. but darkman coach michael rosa looked the calmest man in the stadium as he made off with 3 precious points and tennis in australia as world number one novak joke of ich remains in a detention hotel battling in court to stay the

and then finally, raphael and titian. the 1st painters to sign their paintings a further step towards celebrity the great names and art suddenly became world famous a 100 years earlier, it would have been unthinkable the towering figures of renaissance art. first and foremost, leonardo da vinci and michelangelo with fated invited to court and paid handsomely . for in 1300 venetian glass glow is invented the convex moran. its importance is widely under estimated bots compared with what had come before. it's reflection was bright and almost free of distortion. most people in the middle ages had only seen their faces as blurry reflections in water. ah, the glass moran meant people could really see themselves clearly for the 1st time. maybe that's why they were more self confident than they met evil ancestors. self confidence and pride and personal achievements were no longer seen as sinful. humanity was out of step with the times. ah, a person who held his head high and water tall in the presence of god forbid. oh, who saw r

will be somebody who has been through so many different awful changes in the voting law, senator raphael warnock. >> thank you very much, leader schumer. this is a moral moment in america. i was at my church yesterday, the ebenezer baptist church, where we had held our annual service in memory of dr. king and i can tell you that in georgia, and all across our country, politicians did yesterday what they do every year. they lined up and they offered platitudes and praises to martin luther king, jr. on mlk weekend everybody loves martin luther king, jr. and i have to sometimes sit there and wonder who they're talking about. and it is because as we have pushed forward this debate on voting rights, i've been hearing arguments against this legislation and those arguments have sounded uncannily familiar to me as a student of the civil rights movement and i was asking myself why. and then i realized that as dr. king and others were pushing forward civil rights and voting rights, people didn't necessarily stand up and say, no, we don't believe black people should vote. what did they do? they pus

and raphael nadal pulls off an epic title when at the australian . i've been winning a record 21st. when i'm slammed twice. ah, after boston scooped up 60 centimeters of snow st. are much calmer on monday. hello, everyone. here is the weather pitcher, a temperature of minus one for you, but much clear conditions through the northeast and the new england states was found. we go the rainfall warning will be dropped for vancouver. we'll see some sunny or conditions here. snow rolling across the canadian prairies coming off the rockies right through to the northern plains as well as for the west coast of the us. things are calm here. los angeles. 20 degrees will be the high for you, but we are likely to see some severe storms roll across that gulf coast of texas. on monday, in time, the north wind still dragon down temperatures across areas of the caribbean, now said 18 degrees havana at $22.00. we take a closer look at havana, your overnight low off, down to 8. the record for january is 6 degrees, so getting pretty close to record breaking stuff. heavy falls for ecuador, the capital qu

this is georgia democratic senator raphael warnock, one of just three african americans in the senate. >> history is watching us. our children are counting on us. and i hope we will have the courage to do what is right for our communities and for our country, the courage to cross this bridge, to do the hard work in this defining moral moment in america for the sake of communities that sent us here in the first place, for the sake of the planet, for the sake of health care, for the sake of being able to argue for the things we care about. amy: this comes as republican-led state legislatures have passed more than 30 laws restricting ballot access and have introduced at least 400 more. mother jones reporter ari berman tweeted -- "it's completely undemocratic that 41 gop senators representing 21% of the u.s. can block bills supported by 70% of public that expand voting access for tens of millions." president biden capped his first year in office wednesday with a marathon, two-hour press conference in which he blamed republicans for stalling much of his legislative agenda. it was biden's f

we'll see those highs reaching into the low 60s for freemont, 62 in livermore and 62 in san raphael. i'll let you know if there are thy changes coming up. mike, you're starting to see a slow build in the east bay. >> you know there are changes at the bay bridge, where the metering lights have been on almost a half hour. we don't really see a backup yet on this camera shot, but it's just past the toll plaza, and also you see the low clouds, fog that is really starting to kick in many parts of the east bay so that will present an issue. as we look at the maps, it's not enough to trigger a fall alert. the highlighting is in the north bay. maybe some of the fog creeps down across the water and it may be why highway 4 is showing so much volume. meanwhile, the rest of the bay shows a smooth flow of traffic. north 101, our live camera shows that the traffic, the slowing, really broke up there. but we still have low clouds and possibly a little issue with visibility right around 680. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> talk about a hot ticket. coming up this morning at 6:25, 49er fans are desp

see victories even with these insurmountable challenges, seemingly insurmountable challenges. >> raphael the conscience of the senate. voting rights and voting rights legislation. we now know senator schumer has not been public about it -- he was public about it with rachel maddow tonight -- he has of tonight, only 48 votes in the senate for the possible rules change that would be necessary on the 60 vote threshold in order to get voting rights through. joe manchin and kyrsten sinema have not come around as of yet. what could be said to them? to make them understand what is at stake in georgia and around the country? some >> look, this is the most fundamental right in our country and in our democracy. and senator tester and others have said, the right to vote and the way the senate works, these are not in conflict. and many times over the course of the senate's history, the rules, they have changed. and there has been very good protections for simple majority votes to pass legislation on issue after issue. would i would say to them is set that aside for a moment and think about the futur

still to come on the newshour: georgia senator raphael warnock discusses the difficult path forward foring rights. the latest on diplomatic talks between the u.s. and russia over ukraine. a filmmaking couple discusses their cinematic examination of immigration issues. and much more. >> woodruff: the most serious federal charges yet in the january 6th insurrection were unsealed today. the leader of the "oathkeepers," a right-wing paramilitary group, and 10 of his members were charged with "seditious conspiracy"; attempting to overthrow the united states government. amna nawaz picks up the story there >> nawaz: stewart rhodes is a yale law graduate. he's also head of a nationwide network of anti-government militants, known as the "oathkeepers." he and many of his comrades were on the grounds of the u.s. capitol last january 6th. the justice department alleges in a complaint released today that the "oathkeepers" conspired to violently overthrow the u.s. government. joining me now to discuss the significance of these charges, and the strength of extremist movements like the "oathkeepers" is

the artist desiring also portraits of raphael and michelangelo. but he was particularly taken with new not you'd have been. she knew not, it was unconventional and wasn't afraid to acknowledge his homosexuality. he was remarkably creative and talented, but also rather vain. misery was the 1st to coin the term renisha tar renaissance. he endowed his subjects with the aura that made them stars. the shining lights of society can still yet, and he created an image of the artist that hadn't existed before on the he was coughing. my son, crystal, most artists were craftsmen cause it song off. if that's how they saw themselves, and that's how other salvazar equals, what misery created the image of the genius saw the strange, crazy man, the artist in thrall to ideas, painted a picture of an artist that seems strangely familiar to day. in fact, he created the modern artist, the pain to ho bind was the 1st to paint a portrait of his family style, paint his body chinney and do her even painted themselves. but self portrait became the expression of a new self

he's democratic senator raphael warnock of georgia.or, welcome back to the "newshou" thank you so much for joining us. and yet, for you, for the democrats, this has not been a good day. we have been listening to the reporting. the republicans continue to be opposed. you don't have the votes, even among mocrats, to get the rule change you need. is it going to be worth going through the vote on this, given that? sen. warnock: thank you so very much. it's wonderful to be here. the answer is yes. we have to keep moving forward on this issue. voting rights are preservative of all other rights. we are at a moral moment. and everybody has to be heard on this issue. i come from the state of georgia, which is ground zero these days for voter suppression. we saw a historic turnout last election. and it is as if the state legislature is trying to punish voters in georgia for showing up, for participating in their democracy. and politicians make a lot of promises when they're running for office, but the one thing i swore to do was to defend the co

whether he's vaccinated against coven 19, which is a requirement for taking part in the tournament. raphael the dow, however, cheered the organizers by turning out to practice in melbourne. the spaniard looked fully recovered from a recent injury. competition competition, pardon me? begins in just over 2 weeks time. in the english premier league, liverpool coach juergen clop will miss his size class with chelsea after a suspected positive corona virus. test. liverpool says the german manager is isolating was mild symptoms. club earlier confirmed that 3 players have tested positive and we'll also miss the game. several coven! 198 outbreaks have hit the english league in recent weeks. back here in germany in the boonies sleva byron unit, captain manuel lawyer and 3 of his team mates have also tested positive germany. goalkeeper will sit out the start of training before the season kicks off. later this month, byron or the bonus league, a champion, say all their players and staff will take pcr tests. after the parties and fireworks of the night before january, the 1st was a public holiday for m

to some sports news now, and raphael, the dell has won the australian open making tennis history. it's a record breaking 21st grants and title for the 35 year old from spain. his opponent done in med, the dev took a to set lead, but fail to get the match, wrapped up a del cord, his way back winning to set 6 full. he then claim the 5th and final set off to over 5 hours of playing time. and that puts him ahead of no, by jock of it. and roger federer as the so grand slam record holder in men's tennis . and moving on to the africa cup of nations, where senegal have made it into the semi finals, they beat equatorial guinea 31 and we'll face we're kina faso in the final for on wednesday early egypt got past morocco off to extra time and will play hosts cameroon, in thursdays, other semi you're watching the w news lived from berlin stick around fort dock, val coming up next a by.

let's bring in raphael laws. he's with the european council on foreign relations. welcome to the program. rafa out. now the us is putting troops on alert for possible deployment to eastern europe. they've also sent military hardware to ukraine, to beef up to fans. what about germany? berlin says it will provide key f, a field hospital next month, but will not provide military gear to its ally. can you talk to our international audience? about berlin stands when it comes to exporting arms abroad. that's right. burden has an onset. i would finance a field hospital for, for ukraine and corporation with sonia germany traditionally asked hesitate and this new german government, more so than that, maybe past governments to provide arms transfers into conflicts owns and it certainly cons. ukraine has 4 or 4 time now called kicked on given the ongoing russian aggression against your credit cards. we see no indication that we will revise that that's, that's been some progress in this new german coalition government to coalesce around the same message when it comes to puttin

home. mohammed is 19 and does what he can to hold on to some form of normality, san raphael, their last message was you'll know what it feels like to be a parent. i knew about congress, i in a few hours after they said that the alpha, my parents died. okay. colleen bach with this with her way through the number of orphan children in indonesia is still rising. even as the pandemic and parts of the country slows down, the organisation save the children, indonesia estimates that more than $18000.00 children have been orphaned by coven 19 losing either one or both parents. when the boys were vaccinated last month, the police and tongue are wrong, learned about their recent loss. the police chief was especially moved and has since personally given the boy's financial aid, the father of 6 has even offered to become a foster parent or county police young to gara. i'm a police officer by profession. yup. we have but i'm also a human being with a heart that's touched museum will. yep. only she, i can't just stand by and watched because i share the same destiny. be that bigger . come up with them

well, as you know, the, the 3 goats, the greatest of all time, raphael nador, roger federer, and novak joke of it, you're all tied at 20 grand slams apiece. so joke of is going for the record here, and it does not help that he might not be able to play the australian open. that was journalist amy lundy reporting from westport in connecticut. thank you so very much for your update to belinda sneakers, soccer now and saturdays top of the table clash feature, the spicy pairing of 7 placed on you in berlin against the surprised team of the season so far. hoffen haim who came into this match 3rd in the standings. but away it when yawn hoffen himes unbeaten run of 7 matches, came to an end with a berliners winning to one. have a look gift from the hoffman. i'm had some more enterprising stock and they got on the school sheet of to 22 minutes. no big celebration, feel. it was an ongoing by leon timor. bon garter, who had a t lusby boost cross into his own net a deserved leads at last. it only a handful of minutes as under this ford is i'm a equalized with this header. a lucky one was a boy bo

with russia, we asked raphael loss of european council on foreign relations. how, how much credibility foreign minister bareback now hasn't give your mind there. discussions in berlin over the past couple of days have been dominated by all the things that germany is not willing to put on the table to diffuse. this crisis may may not seem to transfers and swift financial transfer system. now what the book has offered her ukrainian counterpart to date, essentially durham help to beef up ukrainian cyber defenses and energy partnership . now that might be interesting for you quite a long term, but it certainly will not help them. and the short term facing substantial russian pulled up all forces along this border that has hurt german credibility. ukraine durham has some capability, i think, to potentially deter russian aggression against ukraine, but had shown very little results actually make use of those abilities. let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. who the rebels in yemen have claimed responsibility for a drone strike.

and raphael and al has made tennis history at the australian open spaniards clenched a record breaking 21st grand slam title. putting him ahead of novi, chalk of ich, and roger federer and al defeated russian dentist med with have in an epic final. it all began as a one sided affair. after striding to a 1st set victory, daniel med would have kept his cool to claim the 2nd and seemed ready to double his grand slam tele, the even began to win some fans over. though the crowd was firmly in the pals camp . that may just have been the boost, the 35 year old needed so awesome. the come back king in his career middle school, his way back into the match, winning to set 6 full thought. his opponent was with him all the way up to 5 hours of playing time. the exhaustion. and the 5th and final set was there to see made would have again threatened to be the man to deny player the reco 21st grand slam title after his us opened when over novak joke, a bitch. but natal somehow found the energy to reach the all time record. after 6 months injury lay off, i'm catching coven prior to the tournament. the

there were just 60 minutes on the clock when raphael bray made at one mill keeper grig coble. miss dawkins last came through illness and the swiss international was caught cold here. more heartless, defending 100 maria seconds. just 9 minutes later. why dorman? skipper marker royce was trying to more pop in his own box is anyone's guess. and barry took full advantage to nil halftime score, dartmouth had to roll up their sleeves, but when they eventually pulled one back to sub toward another and 71 minutes, it seemed to have come too late. but perhaps this team does have the guts required for a title dog fight. jude bellinger made it to to with 3 minutes to go. and then monkwood door heard spotted jubilation in the black and yellow ranks. the german international curling in the winter with just a minute left emotions were still bubbling at full time. but dormant coach marco rosa looked the calmest man in the stadium as he made off with 3 precious points by oliver keys and drew with on yawn berlin to keep their noses in front of the visitors in the rice for the champion lay qual

well, as you know, the, the 3 goats, the greatest of all time, raphael nador, roger federer and novak joke of it are all tied at 20 grand slams apiece. so joke of is going for the record here, and it does not help that he might not be able to play the australian open. that was journalist amy lundy, reporting from westport in connecticut. thank you so very much for your update. giblin is like a football now and saturdays top of the table clash each or the spicy pairing of 7 plays to win berlin against the surprise team of the season so far. hoffen haim who came into this match 3rd and the standings, bonds away it and yawn hoffen himes, unbidden run of 7 matches, came to an end with the berliners winning tito on. have a look guest from hoffman, heim had some more enterprising start and they got on the score sheet after 22 minutes. no big celebrations here. it was an ongoing by noon steam or bomb god to who headed glasby booth cross into his own. net a deserved leads at last. it only a handful of minutes as andrea's hold is emma equalized with this header. a lucky one was a boy bouncing

when raphael bray made at one mill keeper grig coble. miss dawkins last came through illness and the swiss international was caught cold here. more heartless, defending 100 maria seconds. just 9 minutes later. why dorman? skipper markle royce was trying to more pop in his own box is anyone's guess. and the re took full advantage to know the halftime score. dorman had to rule up their sleeves, but when they eventually pulled one back through sub token, us are and 71 minutes. it seemed to have come too late. but perhaps this team does have the guts required for a title dog fight. jude bellinger made it to 2 with 3 minutes to go. and then monkwood da who'd spot to jubilation in the black and yellow ranks. the german international curling in the winter with just a minute left. emotions were still bubbling at full time. but darkman coach michael rosa looked the calmest man in the stadium as he made off with 3 precious points. while the 33rd africa cup of nations gets under way later today in cameron, the year's 1st major football tournament h

as germans stayed, battened down to get through the night with storm nadia raphael nadal has won the australian open making tennis history. it's a record breaking 21st grand slam title for the 35 year old from spain. his opponent donnell, medford ab took a to set lead, but failed to get the match wrapped up. and al clawed his way back, winning to set 6 for he then claim the 5th and final set after over 5 hours of plain time. that puts him ahead of note i talk of ich and roger federer as the soul grand slam record holder in men's tennis. you're watching the w news live from berlin. stick around up next is well stories both have the headlines view at the top of the hour. you can also find much more news analysis and video on a website as d, w dot com and for watching about interest .

with russia, we asked raphael loss of the european council on foreign relations. how much credibility foreign minister burbock now hasn't he? if you're on pointer discussions in berlin, over the past couple of has been dominated by all the things that germany is not willing to put on the table to diffuse. this crisis may, may not seem to transfers and swift financial transfer system. now, what? because has offered her ukrainian counterpart to date, essentially driven help to beef up ukrainian cyber defenses. any sort of energy partnership. now that might be interesting for you quite a long term, but it certainly will not help them in the short term facing substantial russian products or forces and almost border that has hurt german credibility. ukraine drug has some capability, i think, to potentially deter russian aggression against ukraine, but had shown very little resolve to actually make use of those kid abilities. prosecutors in ukraine have set bail equivalent to $35000000.00. and there treason case against former president petro porter, sankoh. he appeared

well, as you know, the, the 3 goats, the greatest of all time, raphael, na, dol roger federer and novak joke of it, you're all tied at 20 grand slams apiece. so joke of is going for the record here and it does not help that he might not be able to play the australian open. that was journalist amy lundy reporting from westport in connecticut. thank you so very much for your update. thank you. well, in germany is tightening it's corona virus restrictions in response to a record number of new coven, 19 cases starting to dame in most states, only fully vaccinated people who also have received a booster shot will be allowed into bars and restaurants vaccinated people without a booster. will have to show a negative test result, the unvaccinated have been barred from indoor dining for some time already. and meanwhile, the quarantine period for vaccinated people who test positive has been reduced. well on the chron now, accounts for over 70 percent of all new cases in germany and lamps and testing centers are struggling to meet the demand for p. c r t. s. d. as in theater, if you will love chie

raphael bostic says a central bank could do a half interest rate hike in march if needed.ew bostick stuck to his position that the most likely scenario is three four point interest rates this year. the fed typically raises rates in quarter-point interest. the united arab emirates is about to shed the tax-free status that made it a magnate for businesses around the world. the tax will not apply to personal income from employment, real estate, and other investors. mexico has fallen into recession. the economy declined white 1% in the fourth quarter following a .4% contraction in the third quarter. mexico is one of the world's largest exporters and has been hurt by the global supply chain problems. spotify is trying to end the controversy over misleading coronavirus vaccine information. neil young and joni mitchell pulled their music from spotify to protest jarreau been, who has hosted -- to protest joe rogan, who has hosted outspoken critics of the vaccine. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in

whether he has been vaccinated against coven 19, which is a requirement for taking part in the torment. raphael and the doll has cheered the organizer slow by turning out to practice in melbourne. the spaniard looked fully recovered from his corona virus infection. told him that begins in just over 2 weeks time. you watching d w. news has a quick reminder of the top story we're following for you. a proposal from the european union could see some nuclear power and natural gas plants labeled environmentally friendly, making them targets the green investment. but not all member states back that plan . and south korea's military says an unidentified person has crossed the heavily fortified border into north korea, the army detective, the person in the demilitarized zone. the soldiers couldn't find it. now. up next del documentary series on iconic hotel hotels peaches, the american colony hotel introduced him. i knew cooper's mckinnon on behalf of the whole team had the mature trinity duluth ah, knows old.