the european solidarity center in the downs isn't easy m. and deny bri dedicated to poland's civil resistance movement with a legacy for the present day to. talk of us. because the question now is whether people will understand these images or will said those who control the past control the future i believe that whoever controls the place where we remember solidarity will control the next 30 years in poland or. kika. is the norwegian force of nature. allison tom tom. dorgan instructor hit the ground running. and the secret to success to be found in his homeland. we took a look around norway to find out. if you go off. 90 minutes on d w. a middle aged welcome to the 2nd season on the fence. about the environment still about society and still about our split off planet spun the brain he spoke to some of the leading experts in the field about. such a system in the real sense of the flame. they've been robbed of their soul that's what a people experiences when their heritage is taken from them. countless cultural artifacts were brutally stolen

but mostly because a large solidarity committee was being organized to brought some young child. and i wanted to do something for my friends that hones some of them are in jail at the time she was the. value. of this computer for me concerning the russians but it. got a good camera from the solidarity committee in paris so we were able to document events in poland and film things that we thought were important but at the moment i don't know who knows. if. these are kind of it was a cheap camera so it would be no great loss if it fell into the wrong hands because of that but the awful thing was that the video cassette had only 2 and a half minutes worth of tape that was over there clinched. hurt you don't know it's true just the underground dissidents invited us to film them here i never knew where. a when you do know it could happen at any time. someone would say get your camera ready he burned you got. the secret police disrupting protests whenever they could. they confiscated materials that included leaflets and canisters of film these were later used as evidence to justify the

the polish revolution now had a name solely done russia solidarity. it was definitely a new form of revolution and the workers had a sense of discipline. results last month as they locked themselves up in the shipyard so that they could create a safe assembly area to organize a nonviolent challenge to the government within must top of. the workers results paid elf representatives of poland's communist party had no choice but to meet with the strikers. for the 1st time in the history of the eastern bloc the communist authorities were forced to listen to the demands of the working class. and no one had ever dared to speak to a top party official like this. your same as if you've joined your national guard is a muslim the problem pretty. not an immigrant alan human is absent in the study. so that and that mean they shouldn't as mr liu that's none the best i mean as an example. there's a practical and if you don't gotta go then you got american my own problems with the program this got such a cuban. american researchers and i mean our inventions of our co

the polish revolution now had a name solely done solidarity. it was definitely a new form of revolution and the workers had a sense of discipline used last. month as they locked themselves up in a shipyard so that they could create a safe assembly area to organize a nonviolent challenge to the government but they must top of. the well because results paid elf representatives of poland's communist party had no choice but to meet with the strikers. for the 1st time in the history of the eastern bloc the communist authorities were forced to listen to the demands of the working class. and no one had ever dad to speak to a top policy official like this. you've joined us in our business and about. you. rather than against me i mean it gets around in a study. so that and that mean. that you have seen on the west coast i mean as an example. there's a practical and if you don't gotta go then you got american my own background about going to go to cuba. we're going to reset this on the coming hour event communities to. get another dose of the steel bottl

destruction of europe's largest refugee camp in a fire many doubt how effective this message of solidarity to immigrants in greece is actually going to be. and france sets a new daily record with almost 10000 coronavirus cases as the country struggles on the huge public demand that testing senses. good morning for russia here in moscow has just turned 10 am this friday the 11th of september my name's kevin though in reporting thank you for taking the time to check in. russia's u.n. envoy says berlijn has yet to provide grounds for an investigation into the alleged poisoning of the russian politician alexina valmy citing the lack of information shared with more scope for selling the bend see it was responding that the calls by western powers for a wide ranging probe he also suggested there may be more to the issue than it saves the school uses them but the raise questions well both being speech we hear what statements formal and what measures are being mentioned discussed or in what. this lead us leads us to an unavoidable reply nicol question link insert borst in search of situations we wa

destruction of europe's largest refugee camp by far so many just how effective this message of solidarity to immigrants in greece is actually going to be. france sets a new daily record with almost 10000 coronavirus cases as the country struggles under huge public demand testing sentence. good morning from russia just turned 11 am here in moscow this friday the 11th of september my name is kevin 0 in here for the next hour thanks for taking the time to check in as i guide you through our headlines that rush's u.n. envoy says bern leader has yet to provide grounds for the investigation into the alleged poisoning of the russian politician alexina valmy citing the lack of information that's been shared with moscow for selena benzine it was responding to calls by western powers for a wide ranging probe he also suggested there may be more to the issue than this. the usual incident cannot but raise questions while some bold claim being speech we hear what statements formal and what measures are being mentioned discussed or in walked these leaders leads us to an unavoidable reply nickel question

solidarity leader let's see something similar going on today in neighboring belarus. people in belarus today have reached the point where we were decades ago. when my. a reminder to poles that the fight for freedom goes on. the ear shot and thus we can do it those famous words from german chancellor are going to machall 5 years ago let's sue over a 1000000 mostly syrian refugees coming into this country hoping to restart their lives shattered by war and persecution he has been checking in on germany's newcomers following up with 2 syrians we 1st met shortly after they'd arrived. baby rosa di hope and her father 4 years ago. and today the diab family from syria has been living in germany for 5 years they've integrated into german society even making friends with their once skeptical neighbors. at the beginning they were very reserved but that's all changed now. i have a few friends who speak arabic but i speak mostly german in school. but. their new home is in the eastern german city of magda book that's whig i landed his 1st job 4 years ago in a d.h.l. logistics cente

living in camps of misery awaiting from some signal of solidarity from the rest of the european union when it is clear that is in the g.o.p. an issue and it has to be a european response well the signal has come from germany and france they both countries have said that take some of the refugees from moria but the greeks apparently say not so fast we need to get them into the camps we don't want to create more reasons to come here so well isn't this another for inside the e.u. here. just yesterday oppression for you made it clear that migration is not and menace is not a threat it is a fact it has always been there and it has to be managed but managed at a european level and i say said fragmentary and a hawk. rooty are part of the solution but they are not the solution the solution is a binding mechanism of solidarity and responsibility search and rescue at a european level that is ruled by european law and we have adopted those laws we need a commission which is fully engaged with implementation of european law within member states you can play with the rulings of the european court

destruction of europe's largest refugee camp and a fire that many doubt how effective this message of solidarity greece is actually going to be reforming that up this morning. and for sets a new daily record with almost 10000 coronavirus cases as the country struggles now under huge public demand the testing center. of all of russia here in moscow it's now just turned 80 am this friday the 11th of september my name's kevin o. and thanks for taking the time to check in 1st russia's u.n. envoy says burleson has yet to provide grounds for an investigation into the alleged poisoning of the russian politician alexina valmy citing the lack of information shared with moscow for selling the benghazi it was responding to calls than by western powers for a wide ranging probe he also suggested the incident may have been staged. these school uses them can raise questions well both lead being speech we hear what statements formal and what measures are being mentioned discussed or in. this reverse leads us to an unavoidable review article question legions in search situations with one you trace it we post who

destruction of europe's largest refugee camp in a fire but many doubt have affected this message of solidarity to immigrants in greece will actually be end of the day. and france said sinew daily record of almost $10000.00 coronavirus cases as the country struggles under huge public demand testing centers. good morning for russia here in moscow has just turned 9 am this friday 11th of september my name's kevin owen reporting here thank you for taking the time to check in with us having stick around maybe for the full bullet into the start of this rushes that u.n. envoy says burleson has yet to provide grounds for an investigation into the alleged poisoning of the russian politician and legs in the valley citing the lack of information shared with moscow for selena benz it was responding to calls by western powers for a wide ranging probe he also suggested there may be more to the incident than it seems. the school uses them can raise questions well. being speech we hear what statements formal and what measures are being mentioned discussed or in. these leaders leads us to an unavoidable reply

ready to support with member states our priorities the safety of those without shelter talk of solidarity is all well and good but it's the same message we've heard since 2050 it's time to say some for action. stop looking the other way the lives of 13000 people are in danger due to the fire that destroyed the refugee camp in moria the e.u. must act now to relocate people that need protection let's put into practice the solidarity that we preach here in germany there's been a chorus of voices calling for more help for the thousands of people seemingly abandoned in the camps. my me. and i mean. there have been attempts to make the situation better cash is being thrown at the problem and also has to take some migrants to all the member states in the e.u. being welcomed but it's not enough to make a real difference so the e.u. states want to see an overhaul of the system to make it mandatory that those seeking asylum in the e.u. be shared among e.u. nations however that's face stiff opposition from poland and hungary the world and to tame the idea the focus of attention is back on asylum app

solidarity leader lech walesa see something similar going on today in neighboring bellerose. the people in belarus today have reached the point where we were decades ago. a reminder to poles that the fight for freedom goes on. fish out and us we can do it those famous words from german chancellor i'm going to america 5 years ago led to over a 1000000 mostly syrian refugees coming into the country hoping to restart their lives shattered by war and persecution he ws been checking in on germany's newcomers following up with 2 syrians we 1st met shortly after they arrived. baby rosa di hope and her father 4 years ago. and today the diab family from syria has been living in germany for 5 years they've integrated into german society even making friends with their once skeptical neighbors. at the beginning they were very reserved but that's all changed now. i have a few friends who speak arabic but i speak mostly german in school. but. their new home is in the eastern german city of magda book that's where guy landed his 1st job 4 years ago in a d.h.l. logistics center it was a grea

the european idea has gone up in flames european values of a community of solidarity standing for peace and human rights and meant to fight against national attitudes i'm racism and hatred of others the blaze in moria has focused the attention of a year leaders back onto the plight of migrants stranded on the greek islands with many pledging to help aspens which is sent ships of its own so how does the displaced our top priority has to be immediate and collective. shares to provide shelter to those who need it and then to restore as soon as possible public order in the island into the. contacts with e.u. member states have led him countries participating in the transfer of unaccompanied minors most of these 400 miners will be taken in by germany and france. people in moria need help immediately the german civil protection service is travelling to greece the 1st delivery with aid will include tents and can bet to attend to the neediest the foreign ministries initially allocating 3000000 euro talk of solidarity is all well and good but it's the same message we've heard since 2050 it's tim

they are providing a more solidarity and support to the greek authorities and exploring opportunities affordably locational on the most vulnerable global news update continues after this short break. or. i refuse to be on the side of people who want to take up going to kill each other i want to stay home work intellectuals are always there and i think for the sheets they're all well no to violence no to bloodshed yes to think. less be more like. welcome back although in years past a bill urging world powers to recognize a belarus opposition leader as the rightful president that's after a month of violent unrest in the country following alexander lukashenko contested election victory the lithuanian parliament calls on the international community to support the demand from state law on a 2nd of ska the leader elected by the belorussian people and from the coordination council established as her invitation as the only legitimate representatives of the belorussian people for holding new transparent and democratic presidential and parliamentary elections we call on the international commun

they are providing more solidarity and support to the greek authorities and explore in opportunities and for a relocation of the. large headline is coming your way after this short break. the to. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. in this presidential election cycle both democrats and republicans claim to be tough on china but does that actually need instead what does the american public really know about the china of day on this edition of the program the attempt to separate this reality. i refuse to be on the side of people who want to take our guns and kill each other i want to stay intellectual should always and i think are the shits they're all wrong no to violence no to bloodshed yes to think. less. more like. welcome back but the way he has passed a bill urging world powers to recognize a bellerose opposition leader as the rightful president after a month of violent unrest in the country following i was on a look at a contested election victory. the lithuania

and union shows solidarity it is a rich region and we just don't understand what it's taking so long what are local authorities doing there to try to house and feed the people. so what we mainly so here were n.g.o.s distributing water and food but there is one set day foods distribution by local authorities i also saw policemen giving sandwiches away to children the greek authorities promised the people here to provide them with housing as quickly as possible but we also know that any plans to to build any temporary settlements are met with a lot of resistance and opposition from local authorities and from local residents here who also say this is unbearable. this refugees these refugees from their perspective needs to to leave the island so this is a very. very difficult situation for the refugees and of course for the local residents as well xander thank you very much for that update that was xander from nomen on the greek island of lesbos. the european union is set to unveil a new pact on migration and asylum which will shape it blocks policy in the years to come it's hoped it wil

this package reflects a fair and reasonable balance between responsibility and solidarity among member states we all share the benefits we all share the burden this package also reflects a very pragmatic and realistic approach even a you convinced you seem to be the cynic in this conversation. so on a wednesday the european commission published their so-called migration act we all expect that there will be lessons learned from what happened in moria but instead we see the same land where tree producers we hear are about border protection are not about cooperation we 3rd countries even about you know in the context of so you bury these that other countries could bring to greece we even hear about return sponsorship so instead of showing genuine solidarity and they think people from greece and to another member state i can treat who just special they deport haitian of people back to their countries it's just appalling and who are missing all of a sense of their wards what the sort of narrative anymore i want to bring in martha russo because mafioso's from the international rescue committ

so let's take this by their word solidarity and responsibility this is what we need but in a couldn't create way meaning that integration has to happen in greece relocation has to happen in europe but let's be responsible and be sure that signs returns well happy these days i don't contact or force for those not in need of international protection thank you i really appreciate it this is a difficult topic i pretty well for jumping in on this conversation to be continued since watching everybody i see next. police say she has mental disease because 50 instead of only deaths of children. that she. has lacked to speak and childhood education. she. believes you just see. the cease. fire. on the counter in the cost brazil's economic meltdown cupboard $19.00 corruption but both somalia's popularity is on the wall i must mexican farmers fear what little water they have were given to the united states on the battle to get electric cars off the ground. counting the cost on al-jazeera. it's a long journey from home in haiti to school in the dominican republic crossing national borders and cultu

showing solidarity one meal at a time d.w. meets the volunteers on lesbos working to make life better for migrants who lost their homes. plus the book this league of returns for the new season byron munich. but there will be no fans watching from the stands a last minute decision to keep the stadium empty due to rising throne of virus numbers. i'm brian thomas good to have you with us today the world health organization is warning of quote alarming rates of transmission as world wide corona virus infections now past the 30000000 mark more than 140000 people have died of coven according to john hopkins university experts these numbers are announced as israel has backed into a nationwide coronavirus lockdown later on friday it's the 1st country. shutdown for a 2nd time under protest of the return of the measures in tel aviv saying another lockdown would cause yet more harm to the economy. the 3 week long restrictions come into effect just hours before the start of the jewish new year russia. israeli authorities say the measures

solid solidarity mechanism but also with the solidarity with these individuals that are now as you just saw so here living on the streets and of course that is not sustainable that the context of that they say it's not sustainable what is happening on lesbos and the and also the european policy and libration in general this new perch on migration that you're developing how is that going to help the people who are on lesbos right now out on the streets desperate. to ecu situation we have to handle right now but that's why we are active together with the greek authorities together with member states sound very happy that we have many member states also showing stepping up saying they are not ready ready to help and the commission of course is ready to help greece as we have done for many years but i'm also responsible for setting up a new legislative proposal so that we would have a better and more system a more sort of darity and morris indians and a better share of responsibility when it comes to migration in european union and i'm going to do that. as you heard some thank you very much

here once again she stressed how important it is to show solidarity with those who needs refuge but at the same time how important it is for the european member states to be together and to come together on this issue and to work together to solve this crisis. phenomena in brussels live we're on the line has just learned her 1st state of the union address thanks very much for now alexandra. and with me here in the studio richard walker our chief international richard a lot on the plate here and this went far longer than we expected she said she wasn't doing the details but we have plenty of them online saying it's all about european values strengths and ambitions you know broadly where does she want to take the european union i mean it was striking wasn't it we were we started to look at the clock close to the hour mark and i think she hit one hour and 17 minutes at the end and it's usually 3 languages even rivals some of the longest u.s. state of the union speeches but i think i would agree with alexander what she just said at the beginning there about trying to present you know oppos

solidarity leader let's see something similar going on today in neighboring bellerose. the people in belarus today have reached the point where we were decades ago. a reminder to poles that the fight for freedom goes on. their shelf and thus we can do it those famous words from german chancellor angela merkel 5 years ago led to over a 1000000 mostly syrian refugees coming into the country hoping to restart their lives shattered by war and persecution he has been checking in on germany's newcomers following up with 2 syrians we 1st met shortly after they'd arrived. baby rosa di hoop and her father 4 years. ago. and today it's the diab family from syria has been living in germany for 5 years they've integrated into german society even making friends with their once skeptical neighbors that it would have to at the beginning they were very reserved but that's all changed now. i have a few friends who speak arabic but i speak mostly german in school. but. their new home is in the eastern german city of magda book that's where gay stylebook landed his 1st job 4 years ago in a

women solidarity chains in the west? svetla na, if you challenge there but first of all, svetlana, if you could let us know, key opposition figure such as yourself on course, all women. you know, i have to say that i am really proud of all the belarus and people who are in demonstrations now but i am extremely proud of women because iama am extremely proud of women because i am a woman as well and i remember that it was really difficult decision for me to move on because it was tough time. i understood whom i was fighting against and i am sure that our women understand it as well. but now they don't have any other choice but just well. but now they don't have any other choice butjust to go out because they know that they are fighting for the future of their children. they don't want our children. they don't want our children to be the slaves of this system, to be the slaves of this regime, and, you know, we have seen that men during these demonstrations are being imprisoned in great quantities, and women found strength i

were protesting against pit closures and many people across the united kingdom were showing their solidarity. not only for just start a career or some other kind of public. singer-songwriter when the miners' strike how can you encourage and the working class mobilize against margaret thatcher and suddenly i was in the workplace for the right time to start a more ideological kind of political some wine and the earth like many musicians of his generation the deeper had was influenced by punk rock which emerged in england in the late 1970 s. . it was responsible for one little choice i should make. the 1st big block is racism just blundering 970 i went along it was the 1st political act which might have taken part and that i changed my perspective on the world. i think by one can be a role model to die when i was tasked with writing a new english language lyric for the go to joy rather than try to translate directly she was original pinewood just one line alan mentioned good and good on them become brothers as that universal idea of humanity a bill one that might mind lyrically is more or less

if i felt that desire for solidarity with the community, yes, iwould. desire for solidarity with the your senior officer? do you know, sometimes you have to. really, tell officers... i had to do it many times in the black police association. what you are doing is actually creating barriers, and at times, just doing that gesture of solidarity with the community can break down those barriers and actually help you to be more efficient and effective in serving the needs of the community. what works, in your view, you have had a long career in policing, now much more in community organisation, what works in terms of building a much more effective relationship, successful relationship, between the police and young people— particularly young men in black and minority ethnic communities— what works best? some talk about getting the police out, some talk about dismantling and defunding the police, but that is an extreme view. what can the police do— short of defunding and getting out — what can the police do to forage —— forage a relationship? change the narrative. if you thank you can stop a

we've been hoping for european solidarity for quite some time now many of these people have been stuck. there for a considerable amount of time and concerns that european country is no longer willing to accept any refugees it's oh oh. you you certainly don't need to remind me that we have been waiting for a long time for european solidarity we have indeed in spite of so many reminders and i have to say that after this tragic events in marya i was pleased to hear some european be there speak about the need to accelerate that does. sharing of responsibility but i was also quite outraged to hear other leaders say that this was not the was not going to happen so i think it is very important that this happens the european commission as we have heard in recent days is working on migration and asylum pact for europe that they're planning to launch in the near future that's the way to go that's founded on the concept of solidarity and i do hope i do hope that european governments will see the light on that finally at long last but solidarity really is key here and there has been a distinct lac

s migration and asylum system appealing to member states to show solidarity with one another european countries have long disagreed about the best way to manage migration under the new proposals countries like hungary and poland to refuse to accept migrants would instead offer money equipment or personnel to help patrol borders the european commission president was a life on the line says the continent must rise to the challenge on migration this package reflects a fair and reasonable balance between responsibility and solidarity among member states we all share the benefits we all share the burden this package also reflects a very pragmatic and realistic approach we know that we have to build trust among member states and citizens confidence that we can manage this as a union. it's under phenomenon isn't brussels covering the story for us hi aleksandra tell us more about what is in this proposal. well as we just heard the off on the line has described this proposal programmatic and realistic and that is indeed what it seems to be not an entirely new plan revolutionarily plan but a ki

the european level we in europe have risen above our differences with a surge of unprecedented solidarity this we have done with africa lessening the debt burden supporting health systems and delivering assistance to the most vulnerable people this is why we have done with the world health soundly mr secretary general with the unanimous adoption of resolution which paves the way for more effective respond. stupendous mixes it is at night that it is beautiful to believe in light these words were penned by a diamond don i for my part believe in this multi-lateralism of action not rhetoric for this reason i will attend the at the paris forum the world conservation congress the generation equality forum and wherever i can meaningful contribute i will alongside other so to make multilateralism a reality this is necessary to honor our commitment honor our commitments while guns on the other side of the world have not yet been silenced this is our duty and we shall not fail. ok that was french president emmanuel mohan there speaking at the un general assembly which is holding a one day special e

it's solidarity and lots of other things. i am just doing my constitutional obligation. i have an obligation to do this. so i would rather see it before the election. >> the front runners to succeed ruth bader ginsburg according to sources close to the white house are judge amy coney barrett of the seventh circuit court of appeals. george barbara lagoa of the 11th circuit, and judge allison rushing over the fourth circuit said to be a favorite among evangelicals. >> we are looking for someone who's brilliant, really understands the law and abides by the constitution. and a good person. we are looking for a good

form solidarity coming. well when the european commission has talked about the new asylum and migration act the 1st thing that comes to mind is that it looks very much like the old one. to put it in terms which are easy it's enough to understand they've talked about spilled ing house and the ground floor of that house is going to be a very very tough border system and series of incentives given to the countries around the european union to contain refugees and migrants outside of the borders of the e.u. then you have that 1st floor of that house which is going to be. the europe's border guard agency which is going to be flooded with boats and stuff to get robust in their turns and then only on whence you reach the 3rd floor of that house is anybody could talk at all about solidarity now the last assignment migration pact was also very folly a ball on enforcement. and on prevention of migration but when it came to solidarity it just didn't stack up the resettlement agreements that would have seen that frontli

s migration and asylum system appealing to member states to show solidarity with one another european countries have long disagreed about the best way to manage migration under the new proposals countries like hungary and poland. who refused to accept migrants would instead offer money equipment or personnel to help patrol borders the european commission president was last underlined says the continent must rise to the challenge on migration this package reflects a fair and reasonable balance between responsibility and solidarity among member states we all share the benefits we all share the burden this package also reflects a very pragmatic and realistic approach we know that we have to build trust among member states and citizens confidence that we can manage this as a union did have a use of its under phenomenon is in brussels covering the story for us hi alexandra tell us more about what is in this proposal. well as we just heard a lot funner line has described this proposal programmatic and realistic and that is indeed what it seems to be not an entirely new plan revolutionarily

this package reflex a fair and reasonable balance between responsibility and solidarity among men but states we all share the benefits we all share the burden the migration pact includes compulsory pre entry screening with fingerprinting and a health check a faster 12 week asylum processing target and a sponsored return scheme that would see member states take responsibility for returning migrants on behalf of other member states. the plan abandons previous efforts to relocate new arrivals or rome to 27 member states something opposed to by the likes of hungry i'm paul and n.g.o.s see that could create havoc in the mediterranean. member states front line member states like italy greece and and multi. will be reluctant to cooperate if there isn't any sort of mandatory relocation and then they might not disembark our ships that have been rescued and then migrants remain stranded so a lot will depend on the willingness of either member states rights in the last 5 years has not been a very high. the commission hopes the seams of a finding migrant camp on the greek island of lay's post wil

between member state that we have a solid solidarity mechanism but also decided directly with these individuals that are now after just so so here living on the streets and of course that it's not sustainable that the context of that germany's parliament the bundestag a set to debate the humanitarian situation all lesbos following the fire at the morea camp lawmakers from most german political parties expressed a willingness to take an in of these some of the might ones left without shelter exception being the far right tentative for germany apart in an interview with the interview and you say it's deputy leader beatrice from start to choose the vibrance of starting the fire themselves she said accepting people from the camp would be tantamount to rewarding the political correspondent plant caught up with. for us i think this is a severe human crisis and we have to help we have to very rapidly have to reconstruct the refugee camp i think this is important but there's also a very strong message we have to send is we cannot get those migrants now into our country because this would me

this package reflects a fair and reasonable balance between responsibility and solidarity among men but states we all share the benefits we all share the burden the migration pact includes compulsory pre entry screening with fingerprinting and a health check a faster 12 week asylum processing target and a sponsored return scheme that would see member states take responsibility for returning migrants on behalf of other member states. the plan abandons previous efforts to relocate new arrivals or rome to 27 member states something opposed to by the likes of hungry i'm paul and enjoy your see that could create havoc in the mediterranean. member states frontline member states like italy greece and and multi. will be reluctant to cooperate if there isn't any sort of mandatory relocation and then they might not disembark our ships that have been rescued and then migrants remain stranded so a lot will depend on the willingness of either member states which in the last 5 years has not been a very high. the commission hopes the scenes of a farming migrant camp on the greek island of lay's poles

the show of solidarity following what church leaders say was an arson attack. give you my world ♪ ♪ how, when you won't take it from me ♪ ♪ you can go your own way ♪ ♪ go your own way your wireless. your rules. only with xfinity mobile. >>> new information tonight on a drive-by shooting in richmond that left a man dead and two others wounded. police say that three victims were standing outside of a corner store on fourth street in mcdonald avenue when someone fired at least 10 rounds. police a 25-year-old damonte butcher was pronounced dead at the scene. 50 rolled man and a 30-year-old woman are in stable condition at a hospital the night. richmond police say they are following leads. today shooting was richmond's 15th homicide this year. >>> a prayer vigil was held this evening in san francisco to show solidarity with the armenian community after what some suspect was an arson attack early yesterday. we have how clergy and city leaders came together against tate. >> reporter: a downcast but defiant crowd stood under broken windows in the courtyard between their church and the community

camps many greek residents say they feel sorry for the migrants and i too would like to see more solidarity from the e.u. . then economy this is not a proper solution there are $27.00 european union states if they all took $400.00 people it wouldn't even show up because they have big countries well that if each country took in 400 people the problem would be solved. but with the e.u. struggling to find a unified approach to the market crisis at its borders a lasting solution could still be a long road ahead. as mentioned the president on the line is expected to address the need for europe to overhaul its migration and asylum policies this morning state of the union address live here on the news that's coming up in the next hour. a french freediver that and other news is that a new world record off the coast of the greek town of our notion of the deepest ever recorded using so-called things which are attached to his feet 2024 year old 112 meters in a dive that lasted 3 minutes and 24 seconds. last month he made 2 attempts to break the previous record of 111 years but failed to get his attemp

it could be and the way i see it way off from the solidarity within the european union. has been pursing an active foreign policy in the middle east recently we've seen what he has been doing in libya and lebanon and so on and so forth so it's on the 100 some sort of act of solidarity to support greece and on the other hand i think the 2nd point is that somehow perhaps. you cannot go about far like you are thinking that greece is maybe you know small bites for you we're standing behind greece or you cannot go down for. just a minute to be honest with oil and gas prices way down at the moment investors backing out of fossil fuel resources it seems like a strange time to make so much of a fuss over these resources yeah it is a strange time it's actually one of the pic kuli era tease of this conflict that. no one really talks about that i mean some experts talk about it is that. we are actually at a time in history when fossil when we shouldn't compete over. resources and energy but we should compete and discuss how to step out of them and as you say it's. it's very expensi

showing solidarity one spoonful at a time means the volunteers are lesbos working to make life better for migrants who lost everything. in this league returns for a new season reigning champions by munich take on show good but they'll be no fans watching from the stands after last minute call to keep the stadium empty due to rising coronavirus not. welcome to the program the world health organization is warning of alarming rates of transmission corona virus infections past the 30000000 mark more than 940000 people have died of covert 19 according to the johns hopkins. in the us to the numbers were announced as israel prepares to head back into a nationwide coronavirus lockdown and around an hour from now it's the 1st country to shut down for a 2nd time in hundreds took to the streets to protest against the measures saying another lockdown would cause more harm to the economy the 3 week long restrictions will come into effect just hours before the start of the jewish new year. israeli authorities say the measures are necessary after infection numbers soared again and now has one of the

it is europe working with partners in asia and africa that has proposed and brought solutions, solidarity and action. we need to count on the strength of goodwill, because today's world cannot be left to the rivalry between china and the united states, regardless of the weight in the world that these two great powers share. regardless of the history that ties us, especially to the united states. the collapse of our frameworks of cooperation, the fragility and have just referenced, all of that means that we must build a new order, and it means that europe needs to fully shoulder its responsibility, in other words, bring its values, its taste for the future. and it needs to know how to craft new solutions because we are not collectively condemned dance whichp would reduce everyone to unfortunate spectators collectively impotent. we do have some leeway. it is up to us to leverage it and to know how to define our priorities in this environment, to clearly make our choices and to forge new alliances. in the coming weeks, there are fundamental choices to be made. decisions to be taken before ou

and showing solidarity one spoonful at a time meets long tears on lesbos working to make life better for migrants who lost everything. i brought in thomas could have you with us today worldwide corona virus infections have now passed 30000000 that according to the latest figures from john hopkins university more than 940000 people have died of covert 900 now these numbers announced as israel heads back into a nationwide coronavirus lockdown as coming up later on friday it's the 1st country to shut down for a 2nd time hundreds protested the return of the measures in tel aviv saying another lockdown would cause yet more harm to the economy. the 3 week long restrictions come into effect just hours before the start of the jewish new year russia shauna. israeli authorities say the measures are necessary after the infection rate soared back to become one of the highest in the world. just a few hours before the country goes into its 2nd prolonged lockdown people in this market here in jerusalem rushing to get their shopping done the lockdown comes at the start of one of the most important h

are the women solidarity chains in the rest? key opposition figure such as yourself, of course, all women. i have to say that i'm really proud of all the belarus and people who are in the demonstrations now. but i am extremely proud of women because iama am extremely proud of women because i am a woman as well and i remember that it was really difficult decision for me to move on because it was a tough time. i understand who i was fighting against and i am sure that our women understand it as well. now they don't have any other choice just to well. now they don't have any other choicejust to go well. now they don't have any other choice just to go out because they note that they are fighting for the future of their children. they don't wa nt future of their children. they don't want our children to be the slaves at the system. to be the slaves of this regime. we have seen that man during these demonstrations have been imprisoned in great quantities and women found strength in sales and women found strength in sales and stand in

and one reason more to understand that without much more solidarity at global level, covid—i9 will not — the virus may become just another endemic virus in our communities and the virus may never go away. briefly, do you think we're just going to have to learn to live with covid—i9? i hope it will not happen, but i recognise that this is a real possible thing. but this is one reason more for us to move from one going — each one going its own way, one reason more to understand that we can only eradicate it if we act in a coordinated way. antonio guterres, secretary—general of the united nations, at your headquarters in new york, thank you very much indeed for coming on hardtalk. it was a pleasure. hello. it will be a much milder end to the night, that is because we've picked up atlantic weather fronts as more cloud around. and although that is clearing away for many, we will still have quite a cool and brisk breeze with showers coming in on that atlantic wind. these are the weather fronts i've talked about, some heavy, thundery rain for a time through the night. this cold weather front

and one reason more to understand that without much more solidarity at global level, covid—i9 will notable — the virus may become just another endemic virus in our communities and the virus may never go away. briefly, do you think we're just going to have to learn to live with covid—i9? i hope it will not happen, but i recognise that this is a real possible thing. but this is one reason more for us to move from one going — each one going its own way, one reason more to understand that we can only eradicate it if we act in a coordinated way. antonio guterres, secretary—general of the united nations, at your headquarters in new york, thank you very much indeed for coming on hardtalk. it was a pleasure. hello there. looks like we are all in for a dose of cooler, fresher weather over the coming few days. could be perfect weather for seeing some rainbows, just as we saw on thursday here by a weather watcher in scotland. further south, it's been milder and quite muggy for a while. temperatures ahead of the cloud and drizzle were as high as 23 celsius in the south—east of england. it's a cool

we all call for peaceful coexistence moderation and solidarity among the nations and peoples of the world to confront the extraordinary challenges facing. our world why. our world today is facing tremendous challenges. especially with a covered $910.00 demick and it's healthy a military and economic repercussions it compels us all to stand together and face those common challenges to humanity. in its capacity as president other g 20 the kingdom has coordinated international effort. by holding a leaders' summit last march to coordinate the global effort to combat the spend demick. the summit aimed at curbing the humanitarian and economic impact of the spend damming during the summit the kingdom and now a pledge of $500000000.00 u.s. dollars in support of an effort aimed at combating the condemning and reinforcing emergency preparedness and responses. the kingdom continues to promote global response effort to address this pandemic and its repercussions are. looking to m.m. is one of the largest donors of yemen a tarion and developmental aid it provides its support to all peoples of the worl