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wild fires broke out in western siberia and russia, forcing hundreds to evacuate homes.iberia experience a devastating fire season last year. this year, the blazes started even earlier. climate change could be to blame, scientists say. climate change is being blamed for huge cyclone that hit india's west coast this week, killing at least 27 people. many more are still missing. experts say the cyclone is part of the growing number of severe storms to develop in the arabian sea, as climate change warms its waters. that warming tendency is increasing the risk of disasters and other -- in other parts of the world. many nations, trying to enact reforms to curb or limit the damage. dw spoke with u.s. climate envoy john kerry about the measures his government would like to see taken to combat climate change. >> the cyclone we are seeing in india is hitting home the message that more of those storms in the future are a global threat. at the same time, the u.s. is continuing fracking. so how do you want to convince poorer countries to do their part in the climate effort? >> it's

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confiscate was reported missing on saturday after he failed to return from a hunting expedition in siberia is disappearance cause concern as to other doctors who treated the russian opposition leader who died this year. germany is making the one shot corona virus vaccine by johnson and johnson available to all adults the country's health minister but previously recommended only people over 60 should receive it because of the rare blood clotting siemens seen in some recipients moves expected to help germany speed up its fascination programme. india's daily coronaviruses death and infection levels remain close to record highs leading to a growing calls for a national lockdown as hospitals deal with shortages of oxygen and beds experts blame the government for allowing large festivals on the election rallies to go ahead ask case numbers were surging. where mass deposed leader aung sang suu kyi has been ordered to appear in court in person this month she faces a number of charges the most serious of which could see her jailed for 14 years this will be the 1st time she's been seen in public sin

my grandparents never talked about their experience in siberia. that's another book to write.t that is how they survived. my mother was born in 1935 on their way back to poland they live their a number of years after the war. >> can you tell us who compiled the yiddish anthology and if it is available. >> yes. it is compiled also by a prisoner who escaped. he went to asia then came to new york and was a historian. so it is telling americans use of the exploits of the zionist women in the war. is it available? it is i believe there is a copy at the yiddish book center. it's available in a place that would hold yiddish books from the forties. >> a personal question. in doing my own research one of the things i found about the resistance is that people often came from specific political parties or groups. after the war people were generally interested in telling a story that put their group in a dominant role to marginalize the contributions of other groups. communist said there's no right wing and others said no left-wing's you have to read testimonies from different sides to ge

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we're different people and all and we work in different areas but we have one thing in common with siberia as we explore and each of us has had some success. for instance i'm a russian so. really champion my name is yevgeny cover lipski i also have a ph d. in engineering work with the show you know we mean you know a good deal to come for you but to be working but if you are going to pull through with us if we didn't need you through nothing on the field what we were doing well was there a little bit of a wish you'd love it you get to go out. but she wasn't michelle. stanislav berry all skint automation systems engineer and a russian sailing champion was this were the goal she said there was a list of the books of the most the top of the most of the bottom of the storm softball. league those. yuri must a boy of his chief engineer at the institute of fortune mation an electronic tree a siberian branch of the russian academy of sciences and a russian hiking champion but the last to see to it feels go i will see if you voted for it if you still feel that you're a class yeah yeah gainey tashki

particular incident, quite unfortunate incident, with him falling ill on a flight from a city in siberia chosen several events, neglecting others. the first is that he was provided with first—aid assistance. the plane's pilot chose to land immediately at the nearest airport, where he was taken to hospital. afterwards, after having been treated, he was allowed to leave the country and be flown to germany for further treatment, in spite of having an open... ..an open court case against him. so, i do not see in this particular case any serious ground to make, i would say, political conclude... ..to draw political conclusions from this criminal case. ambassador... ambassador, it's your... ..if i may say so, ambassador, it's yourjob as a diplomat to read the mood in the european union, cos that's yourjob as ambassador, to read the wider mood and relay it back to moscow. are you relaying back to moscow that their official account of events, which you've just given to me pretty much, is entirely incredible to european political leaders, to european public opinion, and that unless moscow address

last year siberia experienced a devastating fire season. and this year the blazes had started even earlier, scientists say climate change could be to blame. spain has begun sending back migrants from its north african enclave of so you to madrid has bound to restore order after a record number of arrivals in a single day, thousands of migrate, some of them swimming, almost 2 kilometers along the mediterranean coastline, reached the border from neighboring morocco, spain prime minister sanchez, has made an emergency trip to say to amid worsening bilateral relations with morocco. migrate from africa had been trying to get into europe by this speech for years. but never before have they crossed in such numbers. at least $5000.00 derived within a 24 hour period. the largest number in a single day. most of the young men from morocco. but there were also significant numbers of women and at least 1000 children. some explained why they had decided to attempt the dangerous journey. because when you have nothing, no money to spend, you have to pay yo

alexander has been reported missing on saturday after he failed to return from a hunting expedition in siberia his disappearance caused concern as to other doctors who treated a volley have died already this year. myanmar's deposed leader aung sang suu kyi has been ordered to appear in court in person later this month she faces a number of charges the most serious of which could see her jailed for 14 years the court appearance will be the 1st time that she has been seen in public since the military coup unchecked you i 1st. calls are growing for the indian government to impose a nationwide lockdown daily corona virus infections and death source. still close to record high levels and hospitals continue to face a shortage of oxygen and beds experts blame the government for allowing large festivals and election rallies to go ahead of recent weeks even as cases were surging. protests have erupted in several iraqi cities after the killing of a leading anti-government activists i have was named was shot dead early sunday in karbala a journalist is now in critical condition after being shot in the he

farse fires and heat wave has pushed temperatures above 30 degrees celsius in central russia and siberia in the eastern region of 2 men flames have been govt more than 60000 hectares. well this weekend sees the 2nd to last round of the sneaker games with a lot at stake for those battling to avoid relegation faced braman with both teams barely above the drop zone i was berg came away victorious securing another season in the top flight and leaving braman in deep trouble. the message was simple and obvious work the fans believe anything less than a win for their team could mean having to prepare for the 2nd division even with one more game to play. their coach marcus vine cyril knew it too. and so did better braman coach florian cole felt his team was an even worse shape trailing 2 points behind our sport but things swung in his team's favor in the 13th minute when outscored midfielder ruben vargas was given his walking papers for attempting to kick an opponent which took v.a.r. to confirm it man advantage verda braman. yet odds were compensated well and then in the 57th minute scored when

extinguish forest fires a heat wave has pushed temperatures above 30 degrees celsius in central russia and siberia in the eastern region of 2 men flames have engulfed more than 60000 hectares. well it is the bundesliga 2nd to last match day of the season here's where we stand so far i was part of why did relegation by beating bremen head to berlin beat the draw with a draw against cologne felt and hoffenheim grabbed a point each freiburg held chance of biron unica to a draw and relegated shoulda stunned champions league hopefuls frankfurt the leverkusen share the spoils with on your own berlin and stuttgart down to gladbach 2 games on sunday might start meant and likes a false flag. and china has landed a spacecraft on mars the latest step in its ambitious space program the chinese rover will stay in its lander for a few days of tests before exploring the red planet rover has yet to send back any images from mars but here's the story of how it got there and what the mission is to find out. after a treacherous journey through the martian atmosphere the chinese spacecraft a honey land safely on the

siberia that the environments can be different so they won't grow the same so that's part of growing probiotics we haven't yet managed to personalize them but i think that that's definitely the future so it at the moment is a bit of a lottery whether probiotics work for you or not depending on which ones you pick and whether you pick multiple species and how they together work in your in your gut so here's a question that is very relevant to all the future mums we start building our own unique my from a on that birth while travelling out of mother's womb great. kids born by c. section deprived of this are essential 1st those are my preferred that my my cripps this mean that my potential health risks could arise for them and if you choose there's increasing evidence that's true and that we know you know across most of our 30 or 40 percent of women houses and sections now it's become nearly a routine procedure in some countries and. the basically we all get our microbes from our mother. when we're born naturally and suzanne section means that the baby is born stare on will pick up the

extinguish forest fires a heat wave has pushed temperatures above 30 degrees celsius in central russia and siberia and the eastern region of human flames have engulfed more than 60000 hectares. and china has landed a spacecraft on mars the latest step in its ambitious space program the chinese rover will stay in its lander for a few more days of tests before exploring the red planet the rover has yet to send back any images from mars but here's the story of how it got there and what the mission aides to find out. after a treacherous journey through the martian atmosphere the chinese spacecraft a honey land safely on the red planet a major triumph of beijing space ambitions and the culmination of years of hard work. for example this was not an easy task it's our 1st time down this path and we have encountered many difficulties and it was through a lot of hard work that today we were able to make our goals a reality i'm delighted this is a key event for the china air space and technology corp this is the chinese people's 1st river landing on another planet. there's a wrong rover on board will explor

motor kosky was reported missing on saturday after he failed to return from a hunting expedition in siberia his disappearance cause concern as to other doctors who treated the russian opposition figure have died this year. have been protests in the iraqi cities following the killing of a leading anti-government activist he had a was named was shot dead in karbala early on sunday a journalist was also shot in the head and is in pretty critical condition following brain surgery after being shot in the head on monday both men have key figures in iraq's 2019 and a government mobilizations. have you any surging countries to repatriate their citizens from detention camps in syria's. province more than 60000 people most of them women and children live in squalid conditions into comes at al hodge and al raj al whole beg pardon raj sent their syrian kurdish forces helped defeat the islamic state militant group with northeast syria journalist daniel heckler has been to the camp at our blog and spoken with women who say they've given up their militant ideology and now just want to go home. a dusty pla

was reported missing on saturday after he failed to return from a hunting expedition in siberia his disappearance calls concern as to other doctors who treated the kremlin critic have died this year. protests have erupted in several iraqi cities after the killing of anti-government activists the situation was already tense after a journalist was shot and seriously wounded outside of his home both men were key figures in iran's 2019 anti-government mobilization. the united nations is urging foreign states to repatriate their citizens from detention camps in al hasa ca province in syria over 60000 people live in squalid conditions in 2 camps most of them women and children they were sent to the camps after syrian kurdish forces helped defeat so-called islamic state in northeast syria journalist daniel has visited one of the camps he spoke to women who say they have given up their militant ideology and are asking to return to the countries they came from. a dusty playground didn't know of in syria mothers from germany france and the us want to bring their children full members of the terror group i

hour nonstop trip around the globe is a big enough challenge in itself but a group of explorers from siberia in russia headed decide to take things to the extreme and they attempted the journey with an inflatable boat and it took them years to complete but you can watch their documentary later today here on r.c.b. here's a taste of what they experience. you will see at the plough in the shallows still and this was a. vocal again you. should not be done on a you glad new zealand because they'll still not sure where to. get the. bottles nic of them around the world will know much the part of. no one has ever cruised around the globe in an inflatable catamaran before. so no one knew it was even possible. we're different people and all and we work in different areas but we have one thing in common with siberians. the ancients believe the world was a book and those who didn't travel had to read the same page over and over again however if you do decide to grapple with the oceans. for surprises dangers and sometimes even death. or if. there's. freedom. you can do with it is almost was. it is $6.00

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russian doctor who treated the kremlin critic alexei navalny, when he was poisoned goes missing in siberiae winner of america's most prestigious horse race, the kentucky derby, fails a doping test. his trainer denies foul play. i got the biggest gut punch in racing for something i didn't do and this is really, it's disturbing, it's an injustice to the horse. here's been a third night of skirmishes between palestinians and israeli police injerusalem as the un security council prepares to meet on monday to discuss the latest round of violence. earlier israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, defended his goverment�*s handling of the situation, warning that threats to peace and order would not be tolerated. hundreds of palestinians have been injured in clashes with police around al aqsa mosque and the old city over the last two days. the unrest is over the possible eviction of palestinians in eastjerusalem, from land claimed byjewish settlers. our middle east correspondent, yolande knell explains. well, after dark, after the ramadan evening prayers, several of these hotspots around eastje

extinguish forest fires a huge wave has pushed temperatures above 30 degrees celsius in central russia and siberia into consideration of human flames have engulfed more than 60000 hectares. and china has landed a spacecraft on mars the latest step in its ambitious space program the rover will stay in its lander for a few days of tests before it begins exploring the red planet china's only the 2nd country to land on mars for the united states. and this weekend a saw the 2nd to last round of bundesliga games with a lot at stake for those of battling to avoid relegation went up against braman with both teams barely above the drop zone oxburgh came away victorious securing a nother season in the top flight and leaving bremen in deep trouble but. the message was simple and. the fans believe anything less than a win for their team could mean having to prepare for the 2nd division even with one more game to play. their coach marcus vine cyril knew it too. and so did very brave and coach florian coalfield whose team was an even worse shape trailing 2 points behind the board. but things swung in his team's

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forest fires sweeping through parts of siberia at the moment driven by a nearly. heat wave hundreds of square kilometers room frames over the vast territory these images from russia's tomb and region where temperatures have been hovering over 30 degrees celsius more than 1500 firefighters are working to contain the blaze. the russian pranksters known for targeting celebrities and officials from elton john to the president have struck again this time they made their way into a conference call of the american national endowment for democracy by posing as their roots opposition leaders and they got some surprising insights to you on how the u.s. government funds opposition movements in eastern europe. as more. generally a prank is supposed to be funny and isn't supposed to make a sit up straight and raise the hair on your arms at the seriousness of what you just heard the national endowment for democracy or neb recruits funds and uses what it calls journalists to track russian troops the numbers of naaman's in russia and beyond we don't we don't know what the strateg

. >> and so much of what is land is uninhabited, so much of siberia and central china and the pacificthe southwest and canada and the outback of australia. so it is true the chances of getting hit are very low. >> scientists are not sure why this rocket malfunctioned. the chinese government has not commented. >>> you may have spotted a string of lights parading across the sky tonight. no, those are not ufos, probably not, just kidding. they are starling satellites launched by spacex this week. our photographer caught a glimpse over san jose. the starlight train was visible a few minute as it traveled southeast. spacex developed star link to develop high speed internet across the world. that's our story. we're sticking to it. >> why not? it's a good one. >>> let's see what the story is for the weekend weather forecast and mother's day. sandhya patel is here. hi. >> mother's day weekend is going to be a bright, sunny one, but so not bright is the fire danger. let's talk about that first. elevated fire danger as we head into the weekend was strong, gusty wind developing and very low humi

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. >> and so much of what is land is uninhabited, so much of siberia and central china and the pacificthe southwest and canada and the outback of australia. so it is true the chances of getting hit are very low. >> scientists are not sure why this rocket malfunctioned. the chinese government has not commented. >>> you may have spotted a string of lights parading across the sky tonight. no, those are not ufos, probably not, just kidding. they are starling satellites launched by spacex this week. our photographer caught a glimpse over san jose. the starlight train was visible a few minute as it traveled southeast. spacex developed star link to develop high speed internet across the world. that's our story. we're sticking to it. >> why not? it's a good one. >>> let's see what the story is for the weekend weather forecast and mother's day. sandhya patel is here. hi. >> mother's day weekend is going to be a bright, sunny one, but so not bright is the fire danger. let's talk about that first. elevated fire danger as we head into the weekend was strong, gusty wind developing and very low humi

perfect gentleman the weather sponsored point qatar airways the still cold air looking in the middle of siberia and it gets wrapped of rassmann like this just a storm head now the tail of it is cold front before it disappears no longer more than a streak of cloud but head itself might well bring snow back into north korea don't think it'll come south but it's there all the same but beyond that the weather is of you fairly standard now for spring this is the line of traditional spring like right is missing japan but it's definitely there in china it tends to disappear up into the highlands in southwestern china and it's between the big river systems we're heading slowly south during sunday beijing might get a shower too but instead around about $26.00 degrees now this is the time of year where increase heat and humidity do some pretty big storms particularly in northeast india and in bangladesh nick quite deadly the seasonal rain hasn't really arrived yet as the increasing likelihood of rain through well carol are kind of tucked up towards go up but it's these big blooms up here in northeastern

lord lebedev of hampton and siberia.commons chamber was destroyed by german bombs during the biggest second world war air raid on london. the chamber and the roof of westminster hall, the oldest part of the palace of westminster, were set ablaze. fire services decided they couldn't save both and focused their efforts on westminster hall, leaving the commons to be destroyed. three members of parliamentary staff died that night. the speaker, sir lindsay hoyle and his newly appointed house of lords counterpart, lord mcfall, laid wreaths to remember them. on the way into the chamber today, my procession paused at the entrance arch to commemorate the raid. colleagues will know that winston churchill ordered that the arch be retained in its damaged state as a reminder of the ordeal westminster suffered during the war. we remember those who gave their lives to defend this place and all it represents. we thank friends and allies from across the commonwealth who helped rebuild what was lost. this renewed chamber will always remai

then in 2004, "the guardian" newspaper in great britain said that britain will be siberia in less thananks to climate change. now sandy cortez of queens we only have 10-12 years to live. how much of this is true? the basis of science is admitting what we don't know, why is someone pretending that they don't. former obama administration official who spent his life working on climate change, studying it. here's what he said. >> even the globe has warmed by 2 degrees fahrenheit over the last century, the incidence of heat waves across the 48 statesi is no greater now than it was in 1900. the highest temperatures haven't gone up in 60 years. we have been able to find no detectable influence on hurricanes from humans. and the models that we used to predict future climates have become more uncertain even as they become more sophisticated. so all of these things suggests that people who say that we would face certain doom unless we take drastic action are just misinformed about what the official reports actually are saying. >> tucker: michael shellenberger is the author "a pop clicks ""apocal

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rather have been reporting missing on saturday after he failed to return from a hunting expedition in siberiahis disappearance caused concern as to other doctors who treated no volley have died already this year. me on mars deposed leader aung sang suu kyi has been ordered to appear in court in person later this month she faces a number of charges the most serious of which could see her jailed for 14 years the court appearance will be the 1st time that she has been seen in public since the military coup on february 1st. germany is making the one shot corona virus vaccine by johnson and johnson available to all adults the country's health minister had previously recommended only people over 60 should receive the jap because of rare blood clots soon in some recipients the move is expected to help germany speed up its vaccination program. and turkey is currently under a nationwide lockdown to reduce a surge in corona virus cases and deaths people have been under orders to stay at home for a 3 week period until may 17th that applies to everyone. except foreign tourists they are exempt from the cu

more a kosky was reported missing on saturday after he failed to return from a hunting expedition in siberia his disappearance caused concern as to other doctors who treated the russian opposition figure have died this year. u.s. authorities have authorized pfizer's covert 1000 vaccine for use in children aged 12 to 15 previously regulators had only allowed its use for those 16 and above officials hope giving jobs to younger children will boost the u.s. vaccination program which has slowed in recent weeks. the un is urging foreign states to repatch read their citizens from detention camps in serious problems over 60000 people live in squalid conditions in 2 camps all hall and all raj most of them are women and children they were sent to the facilities after syrian kurdish forces helped defeat the so-called islamic state militant group and northeast syria journalist danya visited raj he spoke to women who say they have given up their militant ideology and are asking to return home. a dusty playground in northern syria mothers from germany france and the us watch over their children former mem

the company is also saying that siberia -- aer lingus will -- also owns aer lingus.t will take until at least 2023 for a rebound. global news 24 hours a day, on air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries, i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> china has proven over and over again that it is willing to be anticompetitive, coercive, steal our technology, use it against us. so the third thing that you need to know is that we are taking it incredibly seriously and we are going to be as tough as we need to be. jon: it is a different administration, the same message. that was gina raimondo. alongside tom keene, lisa abramowicz, i am jon ferro. euro-dollar positive come a little more than .1, approaching 1.21, 1.2 084. your headline is in the commodity market. i should say you're headed that your headlines are in the commodity market right now. copper taking out a decade-long record high. we have had back to back weekly gains for crude. we have seen some big moves in the commodity market. tom: i'm glad yo

extinguish forest fires a heat wave has pushed temperatures above 30 degrees celsius in central russia and siberia in the eastern region of 2 min flames have engulfed more than 60000 hectares. and china has landed a spacecraft and mars the latest step in its ambitious space program the rover will stay in its lander for a few days a task before it begins exploring the red planet china is only the 2nd country to land successfully on mars after the us. it's the 2nd to last match day of the season the years where we stand so far. by beating bremen berlin beat the drop with a draw against cologne. hoffenheim grabbed a point each. held champs by in munich to draw relegated stunned champions league hopefuls. shared the spoils with. and stuttgart down. 2 games on sunday mind dortmund and leipsic. and reminder of the top stories the conflict in israel and the palestinian territories is escalating israeli airstrikes have destroyed a tower in gaza city the military says the block is linked to hamas intelligence the building also house several international media organizations meanwhile hamas rockets have rea

siberia and canada and outback of australia. the chances of getting hit are very low. if you're sending things up into space and you know they are going to come back, you want to have a controlled re-entry, not an uncontrolled re-entry. and it's not that hard to do. one-third of all longitudes are spanned by the pacific ocean. that is the great toilet bowl of the space program, all right? you can deorbit something with very high uncertainties and land it there in the ocean and not hurt anybody. that is not what the chinese have been doing. >> let's bring in cnn meteorologist derek vandam. >> the way he broke it down was brilliant. i'm not sure if i agree with the toilet bowl of the space agency but -- well, okay. let's talk about what we do know. pay attention to this yellow line. this is actually a real-time tracker from a website that we have been following on the actual path of this rocket. it's now entering the central pacific and where it goes from here is really important. the yellow line i pointed out a moment ago is called an orbital path and the path that sate