internment camps this posted by a woman from istanbul she's calling on the chinese government to scholz that her father is alive and well and to release him immediately and this student who posted his photo with an area family members he says other than my parents i have accused eleven of my relatives detained in concentration camps proof that they are still alive and here are a picture of his missing family student mohamed i thought i would love he also was my moment two brothers are they alive or killed me too we. and you can head across to our you tube page to watch that original story about a brave high youth and also a hero why another weaker singa thinks he's been falsely imprisoned he's also free feel free to tell us what you think in the comments section we're not to another story another picture you see behind me is one of the most iconic wall for tools of all time taken during the vietnam war it tells of the suffering of ordinary villagers the little girl pictured in this photo has been announced the winner of germany's the eastern peace prize the doctor's going to kettle's me

approval from people but basically at the end of it all they're interested in moving products up scholz parents in the u.k. or pulling their children out of primary school over classes on same sex relationships more not after this. but politicians to do something to. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. for something i want to. let you go right to the pros it's like the full story of the people. interested always in the last. question. hello again a teacher of a primary school in england second biggest city say's he's been receiving threats for teaching pupils about same sex relationships his initiative which has seen some parents pull their children out of school in protest has triggered a broader debate in the united kingdom looking at the controversy as polly boyko. what happens if you fundamentally disagree with something your kids are being taught at school is a question that some of the parents of peoples at this priming him school have been confronted with money lula hopes are another succumb both of them mostly name got some

has been released by the international criminal court he and his allies and form a youth minister scholz bloke who were acquitted last month after the decisions being appealed by prosecutors they being accused of crimes against humanity including initiating a wave of violence following disputed elections in two thousand and ten. supporters dancing chanted outside the coldplay save bank those innocent and hope that he will one day return to the ivory coast. because. of the time that the reason that. we. are free well custom is deputy director of the way omo foundation which promotes the international criminal justice system he says but both still faces jail time on other charges. the acquittal itself may not have that significant of been a fact what would have a very significant of effect is of course if you are on back the returns at the ivory coast and in particular if you re enters the politico arena that it's quite likely but it's actually unclear it's quite likely that he would enter the political arena if he returned but it's unclear whether he would actually return to the ivory coa

is truly declared dead terry scholz covering the nato defense ministers meeting in brussels for us thank you terry. you're watching d.w. still to come in this half hour how a gang of stop at nothing teenagers take over the mafia in naples we'll take a look at the qur'an us film just premiered at the berlin international film festival. every year the german city of dresden remembers its intense bombing during world war two as part of that remembrance the city awards the dresden peace prize this year's winner is peace activist kim phuc fun t.v. a picture of her taken during the vietnam war became one of the most famous photos of all time is going to met her address. thank you it's true to say that kumble to be the recipient of such you say that this teen was a word. with so much meaning behind it can focus famous for being the subject of a photograph. a photograph of such power that it galvanized public opinion around the world about the war in vietnam and helped change the course of history. i ovoid. of void totally to look my pitch or alone my mouth my i guess my body is the warthe momen

is truly declared dead kerry scholz covering the nato defense ministers meeting in brussels for us thank you terry. now it's an image that sent shock waves around the world the young girl running from napalm bombs dropped on her village in vietnam in one nine hundred seventy two the picture of kim on t.v. became one of the most famous war photos of all time she is now a peace activist and she's been awarded the dress and peace prize for her work and her message to the is going to cattle sat down with her. thank you is there to say that kumble to be the recipient of such a thing but distinguished a word. with so much meaning behind it can focus famous for being the subject of a photograph. a photograph of such work that it galvanized public opinion around the world about the war in vietnam and helped change the course of history. i own voice. oh boy totally to look my pitch you alone my mouth my i guess my body is the war's moment of human mean as a little girl i felt so embarrassed why i was make it and my brothers make has ng was close on. i just do it right there and i turned my hat an

. >> this is how it looks outside of edward scholz two-story house. his garage is underwater. >> i took the precautions to move all my tools out of the garage before this. >> reporter: most houses in this area are two stories high, so the living quarters are not affected. nonetheless, edward is not taking any chances, since the river level continues to rise. >> i think they wanted everyone to evacuate the neighborhood, so i'm not planning on spending the night. it's not just the russian river causing problems, the creek which beads into the russian river is also beyond capacity. the creek flooded several major roads in sonoma county and turned vineyards into lakes. >> that doesn't look like it's good for the vines. can't imagine it is. and it's as far as you can see, the entire valley looks like it's underwater. >> reporter: just checked with the usgs, and they say the russian river level here in greenville is currently at 36.19 feet high, that's about four feet above the flood stage here, to show you something come of the water around 3:00 was on the

this group might be in for the alleged aim to fear reigns in the country's presidential elections by scholz all of whom spoke to the paper on the condition of anonymous has also added in the article that that attack in two thousand and eighteen was just the beginning of what is supposed to be a massive cyber campaign against russia the first muscle flexing where u.s. cyber command with intelligence from the national security agency under new authorities it was granted by president trump and congress last year to bolster offensive capabilities if it was true it simply shows how insecurity cyber wise russia can be interesting and off they snooze came at the time when this. topic is highly debated here in russia on all levels earlier in february russia's state duma adopted the first trading of a draft law requiring all russia's i p's to ensure it can operate in the situation when russia's unplugged by foreign companies by foreign forces from the global network many refer to this document as internet isolation and there are critics of course saying that this is just the government's attempt to

. >> reporter: this is how it looks outside of edward scholz two-story house. his garage is underwater. >> i took the precautions to move all my tools out of the garage. >> reporter: most houses in this area are two stories high, so the living quarters are not affected. nonetheless, edward is not taking any chances, since the river level continues to rise. >> i think they wanted everyone to evacuate the neighborhood, so i'm not planning on spending the night. >> reporter: i just checked with the usgs, the guerneville, the russian river in guerneville is now measuring at 36 point 32 feet height, that's four feet above the flood stage. they are expecting this to crest around 1 am, later on this morning. live here in greenville, kpix 5. >>> me you may be wondering why the river is rising even though the rain is gone, the big river, the longer the lag to get all of that water into the river channel. the crest is coming at 1:00 in the morning, hours after the heaviest rainfall is finished. but we are done with rain yet, all the way until sunday, we will be dealing w

find approval from people but basically the end of it will be interested in moving products up scholz parents in one u.k. city are pulling their children out of primary school over classes on same sex relationships while on that controversy after a short break you're watching art international stay with us. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. you somehow want to be rich. but you want to be pretty much like that before three of them or ten people. interested always in the water. there should be a. big. bitcoin except the currency continues to dominate global finance and put the us dollar into the graveyard yet. which of us is revolution screeching to a halt inflation and unemployment cause millions to leave venezuela world powers along job or whether president maduro should stay but the real question is how should the country move along its current crisis. this is r t international teacher at a primary school in the u.k. says he has been receiving threats for teaching pupils about same sex

types of viewpoints with personal ideas and thoughts as an entrepreneur myself to look at mister scholz's book some of the things that he talks about that especially interest me are his thoughts on employee benefits and really to buy into the mantra they were providing. mister shultz has said he wants to transform into a company the students at purdue like myself who want to create something in the future. and with that expertise people all over the world including the purdue community. in fact, i am constantly late to class because i'm getting my t 300. [laughter] tough decisions us college students have to make. but i am very interested to hear what mr. shultz has to say. mister howard schultz. [applause] . >> thank you very much. thank you for being here it's great to be back at purdue. it is an honor to be introduced by a student who give so much of himself. i was actually reading a little bit about you before we arrive today. with environmentally friendly practices your service to your school and civic engagement that our country needs from your generation. congratulations. also pres

i think scholz is more left-wing than bloomberg.nk bloomberg. >> was scholz still run if bloomberg was the nominee? >> i don't see why they would. it would be like the liberal. >> it's hard to sort out. thank you very much. we have more coming up. we are down 26 points right now. we have had seven up weeks in a row. now, now they're trying to say, could we do it for eight weeks? it's still early. >> these are so influential. they can move entire nah. not gonna happen. that's it. i'm calling kohler about their walk-in bath. my name is ken. how may i help you? hi, i'm calling about kohler's walk-in bath. excellent! happy to help. huh? hold one moment please... [ finger snaps ] hmm. it's soft... the kohler walk-in bath features an extra-wide opening and a low step-in at three inches, which is 25 to 60% lower than some leading competitors. the bath fills and drains quickly, and the door ensures a watertight seal, so you never have to worry about leaks. kohler's walk-in bath was designed with convenient handrails for added stability and

olaf scholz. of leather goods rose by 9.4% that stock up 1.6% next we hear from the parent of gucci, kering. >>> they raised rates to keep a lid on inflationary pressures. look at the russian stock market down today, but had a good run this year. up over 12%. >> thank you. >>> back to this morning's developing story the white house responding to jeff bezos' allegations that the investigation was politically motivated. eamon javers has more from the white house. >> reporter: the white house keeping tight lips about the jeff bezos story today i asked gidley, deputy press secretary for his reaction and the president's reaction this is what he had to say earlier. >> i'm not sure if he is aware of it, we're not getting into a conversation about something between jeff bezos and a tabloid magazine >> reporter: the white house keeping a hands off posture on the story. i asked hogan gidley when the last time trump spoke to david pecker of american media "national enquirer." he didn't offer an answer. no an

it was difficult for admiral scholz and i to address some of the questions. they had remarkable resiliency and remarkable attitude. during that period there was nine coast guard cutters deployed, some 1600 coast guard men and women working for the united states southern command. it did have an impact and we are thankful that the shutdown is over, senator. >> why we can't have any more shutdowns for that very reason. make sure men and women of the coast guard are getting paid like every other member of the military after defending us. i appreciate the comments. we have talked in this committee quite a bit about china's influence in africa and as it continues to increase, you mentioned in your opening comments that russia is also increasing their involvement. could you please elaborate on that involvement to the committee and why we should be concerned about the russia involvement on the continent. >> i think the issue with the russia has to do with templates. i think in recent months, over the past year, they perhaps got more involved in mineral extraction, bu

. >> martha: harold scholz says he might get out if someone like biden gets and they are. >> robert: either way. >> martha: thank you very much and good to see you, good to have you here, all right, coming up next this 18-year-old is a another young man pledged paternity and never came home from college again. he was reportedly made to drink a gallon of alcohol and that was just the beginning. he was dead less than an hour later. that is next. i don't know why i didn't get screened a long time ago. i kept putting it off... what was i thinking? ok, mr. jones... we're all done. i told you it was easy. with life line screening, getting screened for unknown health conditions is so quick, painless and affordable, you'll wonder why you hadn't done it before. so if you're over age 50, call now and schedule an appointment near you. for just $149- a savings of over 50%- you'll receive a package of five screenings that go beyond your doctor's annual check-up. ultrasound technology looks inside your arteries for plaque that builds up as you age and increases your risk of stroke and heart diseas

the scholzs and the feinsteins.ren are like the aoc in the bernies that believe this and then you have adults pretending to be children to get elected like volker and feinstein. they know that i can't work that they pander to these people in order to get votes. >> greg: lets throw one more piece of tape from that meeting. this is my favorite. >> where are the people who voted you? you're supposed to listen to us. >> how old are you? >> i'm 16. >> you didn't vote. >> we are the ones who are going to be impacted. >> reality check from dianne feinstein dianne feinstein. >> greg: you didn't vote for me. get out of here. >> katie: you are 16. you can't vote yet. jesse, kids can play with matches because they emit carbon dioxide. >> greg: we are anti-arson. >> katie: as a child who won recycling art contest when i was nine, i can tell you that it's all indoctrination. aoc got on her youtube or whatever, her live feed and was talking about the world was going to end and we have to do something about it which prove these pe

outside that book event, people were protesting where scholz was promoting a book.n attacking him. fearing that he would siphon votes from the democratic nominee an end the president in office right now a second term. mica, as you watch this -- and we talked a little bit about vilifying those people who melissa pointed out, how many jobs to the ceo of starbucks create custom arc where are we in all of this? >> mike: sci-fi writer robert heinlein says that the state of man is poverty. it's only for the makers. not the moochers paid the makers like mr. howard schultz, that we have jobs and industries and growth and prosperity. when you start attacking this people, then you're going to fall back into a state of poverty. >> harris: can ask you, where is the freeloading that senator warren is talking about? i don't understand. when i think of somebody who is free-floating, they are staying at your house and they won't leave after you've said, "hey, next tuesday!" [laughter] >> mike: it's the same exact rhetoric that they are pulling out here again. they have to attack ho

that is a good question, isn't it, debbie wasser scholz at the democrat to have 100 that too. here is the exchange. >> based on what you know, with mr. trump or did he lie about colluding and coordinating with the russians at any point during the campaign? >> so as i stated in my testimony, i wouldn't use the word colluding. was there something odd about the back and forth praise with president putin? yes, but i'm not really sure that i can answer that question in terms of collusion. >> tucker: oh, wait, so there is no collusion. there is no russian black male. there is no obstruction of justice. none of the things that the entire media class has spent the last two years huffing and speculating wildly about. keep in mind michael cohen is trump's personal lawyer of ten years. he now hates donald trump and would like to destroy him. he has said that again and again. if michael coleman had the dime, he would drop it. but he doesn't. there is nothing there. it was all a lie. can we go home now? we have two more days of stuff just like this. two more days of exchanges like this one

we will be keeping on -- an ion any headline from olaf scholz. prime minister -- italian finance prime minister has shrugged off month of dire economic data, saying it's all just a temporary economic setback. in a surprise move, france has recalled its ambassador's to italy, citing meddling in domestic affairs, following a meeting between the italian deputy premier and a senior figure of the yellow vest movement on tuesday. still with me is alberto nagel, the chief executive of mediobanca. does that make a difference to possible m&a acquisition, possible deals? alberto: it could have an impact, in particular in a larger do, when, you know, some national interests are concerned. as you think about banks, or the fed, or banks that are more strategic. i don't think it will have any impact on the normal m&a, on the midsized deal, on most regular type of m&a. get updated onu what is happening every day with italian politics? alberto: i don't think there is a different italian discount compared to the past. i think italy has some structural problems of