gede robi: bali tourism industry based on these two things: nature and culture. we cannot sacrifice them. [chanting foreign language] male: normal temperature. please wear a mask. matt: i arrive in bali via a domestic flight from indonesia's capital, jakarta. for almost a year, the international airport has been shut. tourism has come to a grinding halt. male: please wear a mask. ♪♪♪ matt: walking through the international airport here, a place i've been through many times in my life is just quite surreal. it's normally bustling with international tourists coming to the island of the gods, but today it's so quiet, i can hear the air-conditioner. that's the only sound. [speaking foreign language] matt: over the past decade, the number of visitors to the island grew rapidly, from 2 to 6 million. around 80% of the balinese economy was generated by tourism. [speaking foreign language] matt: bali has been shut before. the 2002 kuta bombings and the erratic eruptions of volcano agung hurt the tourism industry, but ultimately it bounced back. this time no one knows when

roby good evening, jessica. this started according to police officers with a call to a house because of a domestic dispute call. when they got there, there was gunfire, that officer was taken to the hospital, we do not know yet their condition, it led to an hours long standoff. where we are right now is in the area of santa clara lowe's and meridian. streets all around here, all of these were blocked off for a long time. people could not get in and out of their own neighborhood. not to mention local businesses that were shut down, as you said, this lasted for hours until an arrest was made. we will see some of the police come down with a little more movement. there is still activity in this area by line oarsman. people are not exactly reach to move about the area. as for the officer, we do not know the condition of the person taken to the hospital. we do know that one person is in custody. >> what you know is happening with the neighborhood? were people sheltering in place? what was going on with that? roby yeah

, the armed forces of ukraine are making progress in the direction of the south-eastern village of roby, and the small tokmachka of zaporizhzhia region to the south and despite that , the deputy minister of defense malyar says that the russian forces tried to return the lost positions east of the robot, what is happening in the settlement now and how do you see it for him, the russian authorities again announce an attack by drones, two drones were allegedly shot down over the bryansk region, two more over moscow , i will tell you the details in the comments under this broadcast , write what topics you are interested in. maybe they will become the topics of our broadcast, and also share this video with your friends if it is interesting for you. well , don't forget to like it. russian forces attacked kryvyi rih with a missile at night. this is reported by the head of the kryvyi rih defense council, oleksandr vilkul . as a result of the attack, a 70-year-old man was injured in 20 private houses were damaged on the spot itself, and the power line on some streets went out. in addition, the r

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from all, we can now speak to our correspondence. felix miranda in and i, roby, phoenix, they back the group has been working with very, very, as african governments for years. several african nations depends on the group to contain rebel movements. for example, how was the news of precautions, presume dest received across the continent? well, the needs of precautions presumed dead have a not had a big impact as yet because they still and such and t as to whether he's dead or not. there's no major african liter who's come out to see them wanting the data because you know, something like that. so it still remains unclear on how he's dead. we actually end up affecting some of these countries. we have buckler group has had its foothold, but so on, at least within the contingency of that, the day or the presumed dead. because you could actually have a 5 reaching effect on the butler groups of vibrational and here in the continents . now, why is it so important to rush up to have troops in africa? so basically, uh, the advertisements between last year and some of the african countries like

the opposition holds and his family is 5068 grid on power 5 roby investigate allegations of abuse is the one as soon as the young woman and allegedly killed by. you can use those in kenya in 2012 think progress. and then low struggle since had death, we have been sick and just it's been nothing has happened so far. i think the british soldiers are actually the criminal ones. they haven't faced and it just is a total even after doing bad things on the gray is full of a prosecutor general. they to showcase the kids as go by and getting him slack to cover up the us close problem is corrupting business meetings. new play the a very well welcome to you from the entire off to you to national news, the becoming cheap life for most. i think a little adult. so is this, i mean, the continued tool because ministry intervention by the west, half of the regional union, it costs these. yeah, fish, the writ pulls of the order. the countries all folders to be put on. maxim looked nigerian based jealous and timothy o b as in content as well as. busy as coming out of that country, i just the around th

which will last a report on the constitutional changes of government just in july and i, roby, and 142 page documents, which spoke to the fact that echo watches best practices on mediation and interventions have been unimportant best practices for the content that's i'm so going forward and one of the ways of sending in the u. c. g is uncle is trisha changes the government and the cruise is the necessity. focus 2 in diplomatic means rather than going all gone, cold boyfriend you know, literally legit to going into a well by mobilizing troops because at the end of the data that's also very cost, very costly and everyone is trying to manage their schedule results as a cost as well, yes, we're going to pass on this amount of well been, so thank you very much. and we can now go to w as west africa, the coast bundled up. my co koya in nigeria is capital for a quick update. i'm not gonna be eco, was meeting is happening right now. what are you hearing? hi the meeting that's everyone has been waiting for his command to write the rehab . it means that the media is not at the same place with th

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foothold in the continuance that was all corresponding. felix and mary got a talking to us from i robi, can you know? thank you very much, phoenix. let's have a look at some of the headlines from around the world. this is ones that lead as have agreed. a military defense packed with neighboring booking of fossil and molly, who's rudest, also took pilot and cruise west african regional block equal west is in tulsa with new jazz new leaders boss has threatened to use force to reinstate civilian rule. the u. n. is wanting that the conflict and saddam is threatening to consume the entire country and typically region into assuming that terry and catastrophe, at least 5000 people have been killed and more than 4 and a half 1000000 have left their homes. since the fighting between rival generals broke out in april thirty's, battling wildfires and those eastern greece have discovered 2 more bodies bringing the death toll from recent days to $21.00. e officials have the flat the fi at me. a are alexandro police to be the largest on record in the european union. separate of the places are being

mary got a talking to us from i. roby can you know, thank you very much, felix. that's up now. and some of the other headlines around the world. these s one sally, it as have agreed, the military defense packed with neighboring booking of fossil and molly, whose was also to a pallet and cruise west african regional block eco y, as in talks with new jazz new lead us. but a 2nd to use force to reinstate civilian rule. the u. n is wanting that the conflict and saddam is threatening to consume the entire country. and to tip the region into extreme into terry and catastrophe. at least 5000 people have been killed and more than 4 and a half 1000000 people have fled to the homes. since the fighting between rival generals broke down tonight. authorities baffling wildfires and nausea. some greece have discovered to my buddy spring, the best toll from recent days to 21. you officials have to glad to find yeah, i'll ex sunroof for this. to be the largest on record in the repeating union. several of the places are being blamed on awesome. as the director of the british museum in london has

the sports ministry has sent more documents to a tribunal examining complaints against louise roby. out of this for kissing player jenny, and most most so without her consent happens world cup. spain's sports minister says ruby, all this should be suspended. who's comfortable? we are waiting to know if this board to try beautiful channel, the process for a serious infraction against mr. luis ruby alice was the court allows the demands to be heard or we can convene within 48 hours with the managing director of the sports council, or where we're going to propose the suspension of the president's young ex president of the spanish football association until the final resolution of the sports tribunal is taken definitive other one is, you know, it is unacceptable. there's an exact same should stay in such an important landmark . and one that we feel so proud of, such as the women's national team winning the world cup and making history. i finished if you're watching dw news, just remind you of our top story. a group of military officers in gap on claim. they have seized power in the cent

everything that has happened from f f dana fan to the, you know, to the open border crisis to out now roby wayne. i mean, as the list goes on and on, i think i counted 12 to 13 huge political issues on the forefront this year. do you think the talk radio hosts help or hinder that situation? now? i think they're definitely helping because the republican party is there been worst enemy and tom and we splinters. and so i think that talk radio has been a uniter to make us understand that. if we're going to see this battle through, we have to stay coherent, cohesive, and we may not always agree with one another, totally, but we're all looking for the same goal, the same end result, and we need to stay united and unified the, i think the people in conservative talk radio, i think are good people, but sometimes i think that they forget the power that they have. and i think that media, i think that media host should be looking at how to bring people together instead of pulling us apart. unfortunately not everybody has that to the same goal. and so i think that some people feel like it's an us agai

as i robi, investigated. so allegations of abuse is a relatively young woman, allegedly killed by you the soldiers and can yet enjoy the 12 sink progress and then long struggle foreclosure since had death. we haven't been seeking justice, but nothing has happened so far. i think the british soldiers on actually the criminal ones they haven't faced and they've just digital wave enough to doing bad things. and inquiry is full of prostitutes.

it was announced about to general set a, a so so roby can sort of, has been dismissed from fuzzy was the head of the armed and aerospace forces. and we've seen lots of changes up the top of russia's military and the find out from. yeah. so is this indicative of continuing term model at the top disputing? have a problem with this military? we have the same, no public accusations against any one in the military. people have been the motive, not just a general sort of you can bother daniel purple, for example. the one who spoke publicly about problems from the front line, but they have been no criminal cases arrest when you were pressed, his actions against them. it is interesting because usually if you have a field, we vote after that you have a waiver. regression was like it was in turkey in 2016 or where the peril situation . and there was a wide scale repression company. and as we well know, nothing of this kind full far happened in russia and i where the suspect it will not happen. so we will have people quietly slipping down. but again, not publicly accused of being trade or, or w

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my been give it a claims, his rights outweigh those of the, our communities in the west on the as 9 robi investigates allegations of abuse is one or 2 that the young woman and just being told by you in case sold is in kenya in 2012 and see progress. and then a long struggle foreclosure soon turns out we have been seeking justice, but nothing has happened so far. i think the british soldiers are actually the criminal ones they haven't faced and it just is a total leave enough to doing bob things the life of it long ago. this is a lot to you. my name is, was a mom in 30 minutes of news and news thought. now, to all the top story this, i mean looking to you talk was mentioned dimension by the west, ask them regional union echo us major specials, have reportedly ordered countries all the forces to put on to be put on mike some a lot. and then i did area based on this and some of the, a busy content. this is the latest coming out of the country. i just from around 24 hours of time of class said that he was worried about reports. you know, in the media suggested in fact, you know, it, what spe

i also dw correspondent phoenix miranda in robi, how the news of pre gardens for the desk was received across the continent. well, the news of precautions presumed dead have not had a big impact as yet because they still and such and t as to whether he's dead or not. there's no major african liter who's come out to see the morning, the data because you know, something like that. so it still remains unclear on how he's dead. we actually end up affecting some of these countries. we have buckler group has had its foot toys, but so on, at least within the contingency that the deaf or the presumed dead, the because in could actually have 5 reaching effects on the butler groups, operational and here in the continents. now why is it so important to rush up to have troops in africa? so basically, uh, the advertisement between last year and some of the african countries like my lee, my gas guy, where the buckler group operates. is that your last? yeah, trains the troops for these particular countries and as a result, this countries, the russia in terms of minute roles, as i see a has been getti

laboratories of democracy like thomas jefferson said, and what the, the, the decision of to return roby white to the states is just that. so let's allow states to determine how the, how they decide abortion it'll eventually work is way back up into the federal legislature and congress. but right now is the time to be collaborative amongst the states. but the states decide for themselves and look, it takes time, right? like anything that is the candidates were convincing. when it came to that, who do you think may have the strongest case and stood out on that issue? and i think the person who always turns out the most of the issue of lights is, is my pets. i think the other tenants just chose not to address it as strongly as he did, but that's who he's always been and he's gonna be, he's always going to be mike pence. and when it comes to this debate over all the fact that donald trump wasn't there, and the fact that you know within 24 hours, his mug shot is going to be splattered across american television screens is the fear that all of this, the oxygen that was generated from this deb

i robi, investigated so allegations of abuse is the relatively young woman allegedly killed by u. k. so building in yet, and so i'd be 12 sink progress and then long struggle foreclosure since had deaf. we haven't been sick and justice, but nothing has happened so far. i think the british soldiers on actually the criminal ones they haven't faced and he just is a totally of enough to doing bad things. and inquiry is full of prosecuted general victor. so could i go by and get to this fact to cover up the us 1st farm is corrupt business dealings. ukraine, the good the company because they pull the latest global news around them. i'm the and this is all the best we saw. it was our top story, i mean, the continued tools move intervention by the west africa regional union echo us major officials have reports of the old of the countries on forces to be put on a maximum of that. nigeria based jonas, timothy o. b. as a contemptible it is the latest coming out from the back country. just around 24 hours of time of class said that he was worried about reports. you know, in the media, suggest

he's live for us in the cave and robi hood. so game all cove in russia saying that the ukraine is responsible for the downing of this plane. and the death, the full of event. you have got to put those in. but this is something that even just today president for them is lensky came out. got ahead of to deny. yeah, that's right. i mean, the view here in ukraine, when you have these allegations coming from moscow as well, the russians would say that within the i, this is being viewed very civically here. i think in keep this statement almost done on the statement from vladimir putin, after 24 hours of absolute silence from the criminal. and then in this carefully released the piece of footage this meeting with his senior official saying, oh yes, the accidents of that is very unfortunate. and then talking about precaution and all of them back now, lead is about the past. we all take contribution they made and about to that, that contribution over the years. uh that's uh they have done on rushes be hoff both inside russia here in uk

in 10 years history, the current i robi government, has stood behind that statement. this 5 rising political tensions, including calls for a revolt. recently, more than 400 civil organization sent a letter to canyon president william route to warning about us and other western influence in the country. the statement focused on western companies mult being for their own interests, the head of an african climate summit. in the canyon capital, we spoke with politician ken father, who's a former prime minister. i think it was right to address the issue of western influence on can you it's would be about uh, the united states of america guys. uh, uh, much so much interest on much as much as a kid now and most of the political political side of kind of getting them. and they give them and tell him how things outlined. these are, these are going something that's uh and i love being that, you know, as of their personal need on their lead. i mean, after you know, the position as i know you have to step up and come to get something up to step up and uh, april, some issues that

his rights outweigh booth the, our community, the west by and as i robi investigators on occasions of bridge troops, abuse is relatively young woman, and it's just been killed by 18 sold using 10. yeah. and 2012 sink progress. and then a long struggle foreclosure since heads up. we haven't been sick and justice, but nothing has happened so far. i think the british soldiers are actually the criminal ones they haven't faced and it just is a total even after doing bad things. the almost to do the well this is odd, c is very to have your company today, mike was a month. so i thought sort of this out. i mean, just looking to you told to move the innovation by the west asked and regionally union echo us news. yeah. especially have group pulls the older the countries on falls is to be put on maximum of that 9 year based jealous and timothy o b as a content, as well as the latest coming out of the country. i just around 24 hours of time of class said that he was worried about reports. you know, in the media suggested in fact, you know it what speech at the drums of law have plans to invade th

marine veteran chad robi cau joins us now. >> i ask those watching to join me in prayer, comfort forr train to defend the natio, it's a difficult thing, it's a dangerous thing. that's why we need good leadership to make sure we have the safest training possible. >> chad is a marine veteran, co-founder of save our allies. he talks about leadership. congressman cory mills introduced a resolution to impeach lloyd austin over the withdrawal from afghanistan. your thoughts on that withdrawal and this move to hold -- to find some accountability with lloyd austin. >> there has to be accountability. look, in my 308 years around -- 30 years around t military i ner witnessed a secretary of defense putting politics over the national security than secretary austin and he along with his administration have destroyed parts of the military history, culture, troop morale and destroyed our readiness around the world and secretary austin's role in the surrender of afghanistan was the complete dereliction of his duties so he should be held accountable. we abandoned americans and left war time allies be

robi ludwig. let me start with you, dr. ludwig. katherine, you coined this term camel mode. when the kids were little, it's this sense of losing sight of what you really want to do in any given situation, what do the kids need? what needs to happen for it to be smooth sailing in my home? >> when you do that for years you forget what you as a person might even want, you know, on any given day. >> dr. ludwig, in some ways as someone who's not a mom, in the 30s who wants to have kids, close friends who have kids, this is the nightmare for a lot of people. is camel mode just inevitable if you want to have kids? >> i think there are ways around it and it's not to let mother hood be your sole identity. it's probably good to focus on your kids when they're very little. >> they need help. >> survival mode, but if your forget yourself that's where it can be dangerous, they did a study, the happier moms were part time or full time when their kids were toddler age. they had multiple identities they can experience. >> camel mode not the best marketing. >> not a great sell. the cost and

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so the spanish government will have its say and my guess is that robie alice will not be around muchun the spanish federation even though he said five times he will resign. i think he's probably shocked by this. he's clearly in living his life a certain way and the world in 2023 is slapping him in the face. it's coming down, this reckoning that you can't get away with what you've done in the past. that's one of the big messengers here -- messages here and let's hope it's heard around the world. geoff: you talked about fifa has to step up. the weekend before the championship games, the head of fifa told women they have to pick the right battles. you have the power to convince men what we have to do, and the women. what do you make of that? christine: that happens in a few days later you have the forced kiss on the world stage. people are throwing up their hands and sing what on earth is going on in this sport? for the girls and women, millions of them who want to play it, not just in the u.s. and spain, not just in england and germany, in nations that have been good in men's soccer an

also, a series of bias was started, which has now been protect, robi, we mentioned before that ukraine has been long seen what appears to be the biggest zone attack into the russian title, tracings. and the war began about 18 months ago. what more can you tell us about that? a yeah, the most serious attack does appear to be this ad base that discussed that so way up in the north west of russia. the russian authorities are saying that a series of more than 10 drones were used in that attack. the apologies here don't comments directly on drug and attack. so randy, is that the tax on a base is inside of russia and they told very, creating very cryptic terms, but have said and lot of insulated sky had said that they do represent legitimate targets. but we have seen in recent times that an increase in the tax on it based on the um, occupied crime a but also in rushed here. it's uh, itself, just over a week ago that was a very serious attack on that base. just a south of st. petersburg again. why in the north west of russia? i didn't that attack. it's reported that a long range a long right

let's go to now i robi now where we can speak to catherine story. catherine, you are actually supposed to be in double and is in the last week or so for that presidential election, which is pretty much the center of what has been happening. but you didn't end up going because you didn't receive any quotation. tell us what happened. and so we're trying to get this accreditation for about 3 weeks now, but it wasn't happening at all. and it's not just international media houses that was denied to that success. it's also observers international observers like the us and the european union and so on. so they were denied accreditation to go and observe the elections. and because of that, a lot of people that we spoke to the income born say that they felt that the election would not be free and fed. and we've been talking to voters throughout the election period. the come pains and uh, the uh, the voting itself. and they said that they do not feel like it will be fair. and we also so of the president in ali both during his last campaign he said that he and some people were trying to over thro

now from where that is, reports on this, from the robi, the result that was announced is as it was expected, firstly by the government. which said that changing the constitution was the will of the people. it also by the opposition, which said the referendum was illegal and likely to be wrecked. it turned out was visibly low at polling stations in the capital bank even by thing took place last week, or position in rights groups. the cold on people to boy called the poll. they say that turned out was about 10 percent. the electrical authority said so now it was about 60 percent. president foss done, or shows what day was being in power since 2016. the changes to the constitution could allow him to serve another 27, yes, 10, you know, face following elections that are due in 2 years from now about hall. so central africans are in need of humanitarian aid. about half a 1000000 people living in kansas, displaced by conflict, ways the countryside controlled by on groups. the capital, some towns and some mines. the weather sauce deposits of gold and diamond around the controls by the government,

paulette roby executive, director of the civil rights activist committee, directly following her will be counsel in j t moore and then directly following him will be the president and ceo of the birmingham civil rights institute. president, do want to al thompson it. thank you. good morning and welcome. as we gather today to commemorate 60 years of the children's march on these very steps in may of 1963, more than thousand african-american students left this church to march downtown birmingham, and hundreds were arrested. these children was margin for the right to live in a desegregated where they did not have fear. being blessed by fowls and attacked by police officers and dogs. these brave foot soldiers heard the clarion call of reverend fred shuttlesworth. dr. martin luther king and s.c. elsie organizer james bevel. they will margin in singing ain't going to let nobody turn me around. so again, i say welcome to the day of memories paying homage and, cameras, commemorations to all participants. the children's march of 1963. and that's we are here today so that we will always remembe

jean robi gene robinson, it is fascinating, a polite way to put it. a company that bends backwards to do what the chinese communist party wants them to do, other dictatorships wants them to do, are now worried about first amendment rights and, "oh, we need to notify donald trump," even though that would actually hamper the investigation. >> yeah, they seem to have no problem following government instructions, orders or restrictions elsewhere in the world, especially china. they have a problem doing what the u.s. courts instruct them to do, which they're legally required to do and which they finally did after being sanctioned and fined. you know, what's fascinating about this is one worries, one wonders what it is in that account they wanted to go after. are they trying to, you know -- something that you can't see publicly? are they trying to get into his direct messages? it is unclear to me exactly what it is, but, clearly, jack smith thought there was something in there, and we'll see what it was, i guess, in the fullness of time when it comes out in