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you know need to marry anybody from want to sion because actually in order to meet a crisis everything has to change and not just change it has to be completely rewired and transformed and what it means is democracy is why didn't just people and it's about the devolution and essentially station oh god. on the 1st day of the protest activists in london glued themselves to scaffolding the police had to use a solvent to free them before they could be arrested. was the driver who was many extinction rebellion protesters actually tried to get themselves arrested was the more people taken into custody they argue the greater the disruption to the system was that also conveys a message that so many people are willing to fight for climate change there must be something to it. during the 29000 london protests about 1400 of some 30000 activists were taken into custody most held only briefly. at about the same time the london high court ruled that police efforts to stop the protests were unlawful. after that dozens of demonstrators sued the police for false arrest. extinction rebellion says it now

on our peninsula there will be at lee lee that is a protected zone and at the time you are strict sions uprisings to break out in a number of jails prisoners in belonging have been rioting since yesterday after they took over in jail and set it on fire in milan inmates were filmed on top of roofs their burning items and shouting freedom and 60 dying clashes in the northern city medina while in sicily relatives of prisoners gathered near a jail concerned that prisoners could actually be infected by the covert $900.00 prisoners to a reportedly angered by new rules which have seen family visits suspended. wiemar citizens me italian capital lined up in long queues at supermarkets there on monday evening after the country's pm extended those lockdown measures to the entire country meanwhile some italians were seen fleeing from the peak of the outbreak in the north to sicily in the sack. but this isn't your relations requires a strong sense of responsibility especially among the younger ones because for example i'm coming from the nato and probably put myself in voluntary quarantine and i do

in the goetia sions only began formally this week but already the question of fisheries could derail talks and lead to tit for tat retaliations that harm both french and british fishing communities and damage relations between these longtime allies. in other news across the globe fishelson to near 0 say 5 police officers and one civilian have been wounded after 2 suicide bombers blew themselves up close to the u.s. embassy in the capital there's been no immediate claims of responsibility for the attack. health officials in afghanistan say 27 people have been killed and 29 wounded after unknown gunmen opened fire at a memorial ceremony in the capital kabul. a leading political figure in the country was in attendance but he escaped unharmed the taliban has denied carrying out the attack which comes just days after the u.s. and the islamist group signed a peace deal to end the 18 year conflict in the country. riot police in the colombian capital used tear gas and water cannon against students protesting near bogo to national university of colombia on thursday protesters have been buildi

it's small the iris with value starts postponements and we did sion but what we're trying to do is given the entire ball and policing measure so they're going to act now the hospital thank you very much for joining us from the o.e.c.d. . i asked our financial correspondent ali but if central banks have the equipment to fight off the flu. no they don't because they have the wrong kind of equipment they can fight off economic problems yes i agree with the wrong spoon on that but this is a supply side problem at the moment mainly people would love to buy stuff and they have the money to buy stuff it's not to high interest rates or to a little liquidity to little cash in the market that's preventing that it's simply a good coronavirus to quarantines the people who aren't able to produce or aren't able to ship are preventing the logistics side from coming to fruition and what the central banks can do. is side effects and after effects help mitigate the effects and help the people who are affected by this in the aftermath get credit for ups good bridge financing for lost revenue is. that the f

it's through the right worse with value stats and wins and with sion but what we're trying to do is give them the intel ball and police commissioner so they're going to act now the hospital thank you very much for joining us from the o.e.c.d. . thank you and let's bring in our financial correspondent in frankfurt now there he was for a 2nd bring him back up guys all the dots tell us what do you think do central banks have the have the equipment to fight off a virus. you know they don't want to because they have the wrong kind of a put they can fight off economic problems yes i agree with their own spin on that but this is a supply side problem at the moment mainly people would love to buy stuff and they have the money to buy stuff it's not too high interest rates or too little liquidity too little cash in the market that's preventing that it's simply the coronavirus the quarantines the people who aren't able to produce or aren't able to ship are preventing the logistics side from coming to fruition and what the central banks can do. is side effects and after effects help mitigate the eff

s as well is following the story for us and he said there were strict sions are voluntary but are people actually listening and are they staying indoors. well that was so i have definitely you know people have been listening to out that there have been reports coming in from across the country that that is you know and to me that millions have chosen to stay indoors because the prime minister on thursday evening wanted one of one she got through it so people are just staying in because they've been asking does well you know not just the shutdown that there was this it is it was also interesting that just see that fight. a lot of bring in scheme out to that nice and do it again on the call and off the prime minister to clap and bang your denseness in appreciation of gold giving out ascension sort of says listen also been a bit of one of. dozens and millions of peons across the country i'm withdrawing concerns about because when i buy a. growing concerns and indeed the so-called people's curfew is just for 14 hours as we've mentioned there were indians worried this is just will say the 1st

and on the other hand don't forget to test feet and trace every single day sions that's important so in europe countries have now as we've seen many cases rising up in europe have seen the examples of china and they have shown good results in china hence many countries across europe and maybe across the world are looking at similar options. the well the trumpet ministration is proposing an $850000000000.00 stimulus package that would among other measures send a $1000.00 check to every american the package would also include $50000000000.00 for the american airline industry a cut in payroll taxes and further loans and guarantees for small businesses the plans come as governments around the world scramble to send direct aid to citizens affected by a pandemic this plan would still need to be passed by the congress. and despite widespread concern about the coronavirus in the u.s. 3 states are holding democratic presidential primaries florida illinois and arizona are going ahead with a ballot which would likely see vice president joe biden pad his lead over months and into bernie sanders

ok sions where he had 50 people or more now the federal government president comes out with 10 people so that's the line bottom line is if you read between the lines don't trumpet the trumpet of the station does not want to declare a national curfew or national lockdown or a interstate travel ban of course no he doesn't do this but he is appealing to the conscience of every american to actually basically stay home stay home don't do anything don't do travel don't go to restaurants don't go into bars or anything go shopping if you have to supply lines are secure go shopping to the supermarket to the pharmacy if you have to and take care of yourself take care of the older people something really interest and. the president and his experts say it's like that the millennial is actually are the ones who have to and who will be able to bring america through this and through this crisis by actually influencing positively through their habits of texting and not socially being close together influencing the older generations and doing the right steps you know it's interesting to belittles have

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well they actually agreed to say sion of all hostilities the main fighting that has been taking place has been taking place between syrian government forces and the turkish forces alongside opposition forces now officially of course there hasn't been any fighting between turkish and russians forces at all both leaders today took pains to emphasize that after all if the 2 sides were fighting that would mean that russia was directly fighting with a nato member which was something that they absolutely wanted to avoid part of why we've seen this meeting today between the leaders at all today it was interesting to see that the turkey that the turkish leader blamed syrian government forces for the escalation in hostilities in it live and. putin blamed terrorist groups for the escalation in hostilities now both emphasized of course the importance of their ties going forward as guarantors for race in syria the hundreds of thousands of syrian refugees in the province come up in their discussions at all well of course we don't know what happened behind closed doors in their statements just now

and this is known as the vast sigh of westphalia not kill sion palace of a real christendom's. several of the rooms are open to the public. and none of those people starving because not kill palace is also home to a state crime technical college. has 4500 kilometers of bicycle paths one popular destination is valid off the horse capital of germany and tourists from all over the world come here because it's a center of host breeding and equestrian sports. some 100000 horses are said to live in munster land more than almost anywhere in europe horses have been bred at the north rhine-westphalia and state stud for nearly 200 years. you can take a tour of the stud farm. there are 160 horses in residence used as breeding stock and to train professional writers. but whether on a horse or a bicycle the best way to explore minster land is in the saddle. and . i've got another appointment now i'm here to meet city councilor my t.r.'s pick one of his areas of responsibility is sustainability and so naturally he's come to our appointments for bike. pick but how come everyone amongst us cyc

today my dismay sion is like the former east german city where the peaceful revolution began in the autumn of 1989. all started here to start with the so-called monthly demonstrations. this sculpture the democracy belt is a reminder of those events. tens of thousands took to the street the fall of the berlin wall followed at communist east germany was history. the city of lights each took its future into its own hands stands a friend of a she were huge building projects and large investments followed. 30 years after the peaceful revolution lights it has become a pretty exciting city everything seems possible here so it's just the right time for a trip into the cities past and present. we visit one of the creative hot spots of light. we take a walk through a possibility with your leaf. and we sure we've your video with holiday greetings from japan. saint nicholas church is the symbol of the peaceful revolution of the 1989. a church that has always been closer to the people than to those who were in power it dates back to the 12th century and was donated by like citizens. in 1980 s. this chu

is rising steadily elsewhere in europe paris worked to its 1st business day of sweeping with strict sions the french president summing up the worsening crisis in one word to some. we are at war healthwise not against another country or another nation the enemy is there and it's advancing and that requires our general mobilization we are at war all the action of the government must now be focused on the fight against the epidemic by night or by day nothing must distract us in its latest crisis briefing the world health organization urged countries to strengthen efforts to control the outbreak you cannot fire a fire blindfolded and we cannot stop this bundle me if we don't know who is infected we have a simple message for all countries test test test in the spanish capital madrid military were on the streets telling people to go home. spain's followed italy's lead confining citizens to their houses unless they have to buy food medicine or seek medical help germany the economic powerhouse of europe responded to the crisis on monday by was strict in public gatherings and tightening its border

micrographs sions aren't sleights i gad still you know whites are men for example there's there's fights against women or more on nonwhite so it's it's it's always you know the idea is that statements that directed toward a privileged group are interpreted differently than a statement directed toward an oppressed group and so that's kind of the whole framework and it's a it's a political framework that's used the result is of course focusing at least on certain kinds of minor slights and say well rather than or more than we need to call attention to them but it's not all slice so it's a very political in its contents. we're presently city and central kansas which is the site of a intercontinental ballistic missile base that was part of the cold war era and this particular site was a atlas athey missile silo which was nuclear hardened and i purchased this site in 2008 with the idea of converting it into a nuclear hardened bunker. the idea to go after a luxury bunker and design a facility like that became in the sas in the early on in the conceptual design phase because we realized that wi

these are beautiful brand spanking settings but they still remains the to sions people come and go they still do not have their work ptolemy their basic autonomy away say that this is the wrong approach both ethically morally but also legally under international law. july this year and to a meeting it seemed from the u.s. charity disability. right international in recent months they've been inside 24 homes and day sentence across this country they tell us what they seen has left them profoundly shocked. what we've seen is the perpetuation of neglect abuse and segregation it is human lives thrown away. despite welcoming interiors in one hand they find youngsters in a current will one naked. nearby another young woman. is well known as down syndrome has been sitting on this body. the last half hour while we've been here. for holloway. it's overwhelming stench and then things this man is in isolation neatly in a locked door while one staff member seemed unaware he was knocked in another suggested it was because they were short of staff was non-truth pant. in another him a young woman is ti

well that would be very helpful because environmental program sion is a most effective treatment and food industry sugar content in for example soft things. is one point is one puzzle part of the whole system and our work would be much easier if the mountain or components would be more healthy for all of us but the number of overweight children in richer countries has been basically stagnating over the last 2 years and there already are enough but in developing countries who are gaining some wealth the number increases and the food industry wants to get a piece of the pie the weapon fast food the target children. around the world obesity is a growing problem diets are becoming increasingly unhealthy even in countries where poverty is widespread the major food companies are targeting developing nations they make huge profits marketing processed food as healthy. as it is read up at a park and when children see a commercial for these foods they want to have them so we end up buying them sandwich cookies and so on your kids one day we buy sweets and dairy products even though we know tha

to arrest any underage girls tonight but their efforts to save these young girls from a life of. 2 sion will soon be rewarded. between 2 night operations the hollywood vice squad are taking advantage of those rare moments of downtime to release some tension kids early evening and surgery munoz's day has already been pretty busy. he came in early to help at the detect this. branch of a couple gay members who were actually responsible for shooting. shooting throughout all the wood and some of the surrounding areas so we got them a custody so we're here at 4 in the morning for you know we're going to start right in the city they will go all night you know addressing the issues should be a finite a 5 year long. that's all the 40 usually long nights. surgeon munoz will spend most of tonight patrolling the streets of these tollywood in search of underage prostitutes in his undercover car he will head down western avenue. crushing koreatown with its local businesses and motels but also those more infamous hollywood streets that are ran by gang members surgeon munoz sometimes stumbles upon some

condemn it i don't see any reason for that kind of escalation and i fear as well and it's going to sion between both states i believe that these journalists are being for the tension between key and russia in syria and particularly in need leap province. that's and i think there is a kind of instrument delays ation of the police legal actions not for journalists agree. but for political reasons. there's been a backlash against sexual minority rights in poland where a 3rd of municipalities have occurred themselves l g b t free zones. correspondent has been looking at how the move clashes with the wider cornerstone ethos of shared european values. in its simplest terms the idea of the e.u. is one of many countries working together under one umbrella towards a common landscape yet you don't have to scratch far below the surface to find divisions what seems to be becoming more clearly etched is the divide between the west and the east in the latest round of disconnect between the values of the east and west the focus has turned to l g b t rights anti l g b t sentiment has been on the rise i

this facility sion is being done by the feed i think there is a bit of a misconception that foreign travel bloggers we are given access to more places than local travel bloggers or even just local travellers and that's not quite true and i think it's frankly quite silly of people to suggest that that the content that i make is being controlled or are constrained by. the state that i mean i'm not being censored by anyone i create my own travel content in the way that i like it in the way that i experience and that's all there is to it. the pakistani government has partnered with social media influencers both domestic and international it's clear though that western bloggers white ones are a big part of the tourism push last year and other influencers like trevor james and rosie gabriele from canada and alexandra reynolds from the us had an audience with the prime minister imran khan local bloggers were left out. that did it he did many pakistanis who say their government is reinforcing the social prejudices of a bygone colonial era the idea that westerners have more credibility than pakista

daegu which now includes more than 60 percent of those in south korea it's unclear whether that was to sion john g. members at the call center initiated the outbreak here in seoul so whether or not the containment is succeeding i think we have to compare where we would be if the government wasn't engaged in the intense p.r. campaign to see people wash their hands more wear masks and stay indoors more and refrain from from large public gatherings south korea is a major industrial power in asia what impact is the coronavirus outbreak having on the economy there well i'd like to refer very specifically to to a story i was told today a business person that i know was trying to contact his accountant he couldn't get ahold of them all day yesterday and finally got a call back from his account late in the day and and asked why why were you so busy all day today and the accountant answered i was answering calls from business people about how they can lay off employees that are regular workers that have you know some 10 years some some experience and and you know some seniority because the intensity

than the rising number of coronavirus cases across the country he suggested the lifting of 1st trick sions on movement should be a matter of weeks not months. i'm also hopeful to have americans working. again by that easter that beautiful easter day. for new yorkers their biggest worry is their loved ones. merging all of my family members to stay home my mom my mom's in her eighty's and she's under strict instructions we love her so much please stay home don't go out some people like this street artist are doing all they can to encourage people to remain indoors. i'm just trying to make sure that people get the message. and not sure why not. interact with each other. it's a message directed at all new yorkers he says if they want to slow down the spread of the virus. to quick check now the top stories we're following for you here in d.w. news 1300000000 people in india has become a 3 week nationwide lockdown to combat the coronavirus the country's prime minister narendra modi warned that without the pressure the country could be set back 2 decades and us president donald trump has said tha

10000 pounds saw that the public can challenge what is being spent for is also good of a spirit as the sion that nor government has ever succeeded in securing the condition of high profile politicians and tradition as paid those of them would belong to william party we continue to fight corruption because and you for and you follow the rules do absolutely so in 2018 why in towards the close of president will his 1st wives of the auditor general himself raise serious concerns about the so-called excess crude account that you have this is an oil savings account which holds dollar reserves from crude oil that are sold above the assumed benchmark price and in july that year the auditor general warned you to bring your handling of this account into line with the more why if you tell me you follow the rules did he feel the need to say this is precisely because he said it shows how to correct their decision is the editor there and is an appointee of just how shocking he thinks your behavior actually is no us nor on the contrary relays shows the level of transparency in demonstration that an appoin

least of course all the a welfare and the health care bodies and has to sions are all mobilized 247. ok i thought day israel was a had a reputation of being a highly militarized society prepared for war an incoming rocket fire but that only seems to be very different to that assumption is the siege of gaza going to continue at the checkpoints going to be relaxed so that essential services can now go through to gaza a little known of course through the checkpoints in the west bank well in a in a in an awkward manner in an open session what we see is that the. closures and. borders that are. hermetically or masoretic those provide better. conditions for nonproliferation. but altogether you know that is really by the stand in relationship is put on the back burner there is cooperation there is cooperation of security matters and even health care and other and. as i suppose there are some reports amazed some reports of the world health organization working with a co gatt to distribute thousands of respirators and medical equipment to run the west bank where you just said there's a shorta

future i mean for one thing certainly when so many countries are breaking international curricula sions to make sense to revisit that instruments after this outbreak is over but also our system more broadly for how we govern those challenges that transcend national borders. to. go. a little bit messed up bio d.n.a. and something way over the complete i'm bored now surely isn't such a great thing you know i'm sure you look better now than when you had hair. well that's nice of you to say so but i do i went through when i was 25 i knew it wasn't so great then. welcome back for us on the doors are being accused of cashing in on the kobe $1000.00 pandemic insider trading they offload millions of dollars worth of shares just before the market nosedive allegedly using their privilege access to information and has the story. richard burr u.s. senator and head of the senate intelligence committee reassured everyone that the us government had the coronavirus situation completely under control here is what he said back in march luckily we have a framework in place that says put is in a better pos

the government and you look and union needs to increase the resources being who were in sunny day sion day care medically for these people and not stigmatize them yeah i mean the safety of water sanitation obviously the main the recommendations when it comes to corona virus and to halt the spread of the virus as hand-washing as was as well as social distancing which seem a near to impossible to do in refugee camps which are often overcrowded across the us is there one particular group that you're most concerned about because i know i met some friends here has been doing a lot of work on the ground up until recently at least. yes you are right so from our side our concerns about a vulnerable group people with chronic disease and senior citizens so that is something that needs to be evacuated from the camps put them in a safe place where they can take the lead themselves and can take also hygiene measures secondly the. banning of people to be for 14 days and it will be under a kind of thing and also the discussion is taking place where possibility of stopping flights from other countries

not a federal organization the fed got nothing federal government not a bank we've got to sions because they're just wrote have fun right we've got about 20 seconds left one quick question. if you can the petrodollar this is the relationship between american fatty arabia we don't have time to get too deep into it but is it over well i think that's over but when joe biden gets elected michelle obama is right we're going to see things really. oh wow there it is misfire stein calling joe biden michelle obama when ticket and 2020 you heard it right here in the cons report mentioned her being on the kaiser report thanks for having that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert want to thank our guests mentioned firesign author of a seminal important and translated into many languages planet ponzi try catch us on twitter it's kaiser report and select on. time after time called parisian to repeat the same mantra sustainability it's very important it's accelerating transitions to sustainable transport sustainability stay number man at a more equ

gesture to shut this down as the judiciary in the must be shot stop there are many job just like the sions last week in which one should be used to the backyard and the fact that such a piece of headlines in this magnitude 7 point us is going to be indicative of how wrong other pieces may be kicking and festering into what's going to hear. them say i want to ask you about the influence of public opinion here i mean was there a criticism also of the use of capital punishment in this case. so you don't want what you think you should have actually made by many accounts will very strongly they're going to get you should have said that this was shown to deliver justice to the victim's family colleague yes that happened western operators is a many then strike activists and lawyers have a hard to say that simply executing doors hit them a treatment is not going to be enough to instill even the best most in educating people in dispelling the notions of the g.o.p. because a lot of the gender based violence and of course gender in the gender shooting. actually come up with a great going. to just doc

turkish authorities want is some cover for they operate sions immediately they want europe to become a stakeholder 4th their operation in europe saying apparently that they want to make sure that no more refugees would cross the border between syria and turkey and that in a sense just defies for them arming the likes of just as mr. against the syrian army provided and school saluting the problem rather than solving the problem because the only way this problem is going to be solved by sea rather storing it's you know territorial integrity and people going back to their homes as long as there is fighting and there will always be fighting as long as there is a bit of syrian land outside syrian government control as long as there is fighting there will always be refugees. the 1st phase of join us u.s. extradition case wrapped up in this week the decision on whether he will be handed over or not will be reached in may when further hearings are scheduled now the prosecution argued that knowingly put hundreds of lives at risk when he published troves of classified u.s. military files witho

up sions in transport so the worst transport disruption since the 1960 s. are you talking about that office or is this another talk about paris you don't seem to come often to paris are i do i have my family in paris yes they're with are from protests that are french tradition birds are they hurt or 1700 people injured across the country 17 and hurt a number of policeman injured among them and some casualties were due to this yellowjacket protest movement are you see it throughout the word right now middle class is wondering whether globalization for good or bad for it for them and they need to get on for it and the government from the government they've got 70000000000 euros program that catered at increasing wages and increasing public services and they found the president has an increasingly authoritarian streak doesn't last year's report by the national ombudsman spoke of an unprecedented number of preventive arrests so that along with the decline of public services a policy of strength and security and repression taken root is a path work is ations fro

we go here sions the escalating violence and an impending refugee crisis for europe we begin this hour with syria turkey's president is meeting with the russian made in moscow with the hope of reaching a cease fire in italy province fighting there is threatening to drag the 2 countries into direct conflict. when. the syrian army has had heavy losses therefore we definitely need to discuss everything all of the situation that has developed so that nothing like it happens again destroys russian turkish relations which we i know you as well pay much attention to and really appreciate. on the ground the bombardment has killed at least 15 civilians in the last 24 hours russia is backing syrian government soldiers and turkey is supporting rebels in the fight for sort of cape town connects the main highways in the province it's led to a humanitarian crisis and turkey says it cannot cope with the influx of more people turkey is deploying $1000.00 special police forces along its border to stop greece from sending back refugees. in a bitch talk about the situation on the ground he is in hot time