south pacific state of samoa is carrying out a mass in the user's vaccination of its 200000 population more than 60 somalis mostly children have died since an epidemic began in october $104000.00 cases have been reported. and artists in the french city of rio are taking part in the annual festival of lights featuring more than 60 light installations with many projected onto the city's historic architecture. this is d.w. news from berlin for more followers on twitter d w news or visit our website w dot com. coming up some of boris johnson's former allies are seeking to remove him from office the voting against the prime minister over press it seems like old news but moving it to the instrument. cleaning lady by day coach. celebrated d.j. at a popular. ring that is 57 years old and her playlist has almost exclusively electronic tracks how did it all start 4 years ago she tells her story. and now look at me affectionately which was affectionately as you can. play the mayor putin in the middle of his election campaign in the year 2000 a documentary was filmed for russian television but dir

the south pacific islands a bogan villa voted overwhelmingly to break away from pop one who guinea the vote paves the way for it to become the world's newest nation more than 98 percent of voters backed independence. this is deja vu news from berlin for more follow us on twitter at t w news or visit our website. now a white rhino calf born last month that is in california has the named future and the zoo says the cost name is meant to be a message of hope for rhino conservation efforts around the world many rhino species are heading for extinction and san diego zoo word this cough was born is now using artificial insemination to try to save some of the world's endangered adults. all right coming up next hour more on saudi arabian oil giant iran close i.p.o. it's become the world's largest listed company after making its debut on the country's stock exchange monica jones will have that on day 8 of you business in just a few minutes time and of course you can always get the latest headlines on twitter followers there at the w. news thank you for watching will that be back with more news

the south pacific islands of bougainville. voted overwhelmingly to break away from papa new guinea the boat paves the way for become the world's newest nation more than 98 percent of voters backed independence . tens of thousands of people returned to the streets of prague to demand that czech prime minister under it's. time the latest protest was fueled by the chief prosecutor's decision to reopen an investigation into allegations of fraud involving european union subsidies. then a giant sinkhole has swallowed up at least 4 cars in the capital of brazil it happened when a road next to a building site in brasilia partially collapsed the cars that fell into the sinkhole had been parked on the street at the time and there were no injuries. in new zealand police say any attempt to recover bodies from monday's volcanic eruption must wait because the island of phuket is too dangerous to set foot on poisonous gases are venting from the volcano and the island is covered in a city ashes the bodies of 8 people are thought to be on a ca

ahead on out of there devastation after more children die as a measles outbreak ravages the tiny south pacific island of someone. this is not a place for human beings and the latest calls for the closure of a migrant camp in bosnia stay with us. how i will typhoon comrie now making its way away from the philippines you can see this large area cloud just pulling out into the open waters of the south china seas further south we're going to see the wettest weather to go on through the next couple of days the old thai food will steadily weaken shouldn't see too much of that making its way towards in the china so much of vietnam should be too bad is going to be down towards borneo a good part of malaysia sings a very heavy rain huge afternoon shallow as as per usual here things across towards singapore tools kuala lumpur southern areas of thailand could see some wet weather as well and notice some obvious showers longer spells of orsa now making their way into jobs at a cost that could see some of the wet weather over the next couple of days not too much wet weather in the forecast for australia re

and more children die as a measles outbreak ravages the south pacific island nation of summer. they went into their summit bitterly divided on several biggest issues major issues but nato leaders have managed to unite it would appear behind common commitments the talks in what for just north of london finished not long ago they said russia's quote aggressive actions posed a threat or china's growing influence presented more challenges and opportunities they also settled a major stumbling block when turkey dropped its objection to nato as baltic defense plan and they asked the nato secretary general again stoltenberg to start a reflection process on the future of the alliance. what we proved today is that nato delivers on substance we continue to adapt and under spawn there just implemented the biggest reinforcements or recollect the defense in the generation. and you know i've been a politician for many years and politicians though very often criticised for being very good on rhetoric and then bad on substance in a too in a way it's a the opposite the rhetoric is not always exc

the south pacific state of samoa is in lockdown as it carries out to mass measles vaccinations of its population of more than 200460 samoans most of them children have died since the epidemic began in october the world health organization describes the initiative as part of a worldwide outrage and a collective failure to protect people against the disease more than 4000 cases have been reported since this outbreak began the main streets of the capital apia a largely deserted vaccination teams going door to door. llano necessary buying clothes for her son to be buried in. he's one of more than 60 children who has died in the measles epidemic sweepings the moa. i don't know if we get laid each week. with cases like as mounting the government has declared a state of emergency vaccinations have been made compulsory in a country where only around a 3rd of the population was immunized against measles and 90 percent need to be vaccinated for adequate protection. one reason for the rapid spread of the preventable disease misinformation by anti vaccination groups we know that. anybody try to m

in samoa say almost 90 percent of eligible people have now been vaccinated against measles the south pacific island nation has lifted a curfew imposed because of an outbreak of the disease measles has killed 65 people in samoa and recent weeks the thousands of others infected by the virus. germany social democratic party has formally endorsed its 2 new leaders they all critics of the policies coalition went with chancellor angela merkel's conservatives but fears the s.p.d. could quit the government have been allayed instead delegates of the party conference in berlin have voted to open talks with knuckles conservatives. ok u.s. authorities are searching for most of the off to a shooting by a saudi air force lieutenant at a u.s. naval base in florida the saudi national was training as a pilot he killed 3 people and wounded several others before police shot him dead the saudi government has condemned the attack. the saudi air force trainee opened fire in a classroom building at the u.s. naval station in pensacola where a couple of 100 foreign students are in training in washington president tr

almost 90 percent of eligible people have now been vaccinated against measles the south was sick at south pacific island nation has lifted a curfew imposed because of an outbreak of the disease measles has killed 65 people in some more in recent weeks with thousands of others infected by the virus. in iraq antigovernment protesters have returned to the streets of baghdad and cities in the south of the country despite fears of more attacks on friday 2 dozen demonstrators were killed more than 100 wounded when gunmen stormed protest sites some lawmakers are calling for an emergency session of parliament to address the violence against protesters. this is. the aftermath of one of the bloodiest nights since the beginning of anti-government demonstrations in iraq protestors returned to a car park block they had occupied and the bridge they had blockaded for weeks up until friday night police over to the injuries that we saw were mostly people shot in the head the chest and the upper body. but we were not able to save the very badly injured as they were already judged the house by the difficult cases t

in samoa say nearly 90 percent of eligible people have now been vaccinated against measles the south pacific island nation has lifted a curfew that was imposed amid an outbreak of the disease measles has killed 65 people of samoa and recent weeks with thousands of others infected by the virus. to france now which is bracing for a weekend of disruption with yellow bus protesters expected to join striking public sector workers the largest strike for decades has crippled transportation in the country but in his 1st comments since the strike began france's prime minister insisted that the government would not scrap its pension reform plans and that the changes would be fair. high speed trains standing still. massive traffic jams outside paris transportation in chaos as strikes run into the weekend polls showed a strong majority of french citizens supported the strike as it began over 800000 people took part in nationwide protests on thursday there is widespread popular discontent with the government and pension reforms are always a difficult sell in this country the present scheme allows some wo

in samoa say almost 90 percent of eligible people have now been vaccinated against measles the south pacific on the nation has lifted a curfew imposed because of an outbreak of the disease measles has killed 65 people in samoa and with recent weeks with thousands of others infected by the virus. antigovernment protests in china end to their 50th day on friday with both both peaceful and violent demonstrations taking place across the country protests began over a hike in subway fare as you know they've grown into a broad movement demanding better education health care and pension reforms. a u.s. court has ruled tesla co-found that you know musket did not defame a british cave explorer and he put the new suit off to musk branded him quote he don't die on its way to the plaintiffs the burden unsworth augie that his reputation had been damaged by the tweet. now europe's top cinema toilets all gathering in ballin at 10 o 8 for the european film awards that is europe's equivalent of the oscars the ceremony was just kicks off. and joining me in the studio now to discuss them is our culture correspo

in samoa say almost 90 percent of eligible people have now been vaccinated against measles the south pacific island nation has lifted a curfew imposed because of an outbreak of the disease measles has killed 65 people in samoa in recent weeks with thousands of others infected by the virus. anti-government protesters in chile entered their 50th day on friday as both peaceful and violent demonstrations taking place across the country protests began over a hike in subway fare as an october and have grown into a broader movement demanding better education health care and pension reforms. and germany's social democratic party has formally endorsed its 2 new leaders they all critics of the posses coalition with chancellor angela merkel's conservatives the fears the s.p.d. could quit the government have been allayed instead delegates at a possible conference in but then have those hits to open told with michael's posse . now change is coming that's the message that teenage activist gratitude bird has for world leaders who she says aunt taking the threat of global warming seriously enough she was sp

saudis in samoa say almost 90 percent of the people have now been vaccinated against measles the south pacific on a nation has this to the coast you imposed because of an outbreak of the disease measles has killed 65 people in samoa in recent weeks with thousands of others infected by the virus. anti-government protest in chile and to the 50th day on friday with both peaceful and violent demonstrations taking place across the country protests began a hike in subway says in october that broke into a broad movement demanding better education health care and pension reforms. germany social democratic party has $4000000.00 it's to need it so that critics of the party's coalition with chance and i'm going to macro's conservatives fears that the s.p.d. could quit the government have been and instead delegates the party conference and by then have voted to open talks with macros pops. in about well the european film academy meets in berlin today for the yearly film awards and joining me in the studio is our culture correspondent scott roxburgh good to see you scott before we delve into human rights w

samoa say that almost 90 percent of eligible people have now been vaccinated against me says the south pacific on a nation has lifted the curfew imposed because of an outbreak of the disease measle has killed 65 people in some recent waves with thousands of others affected by the virus. antigovernment protests in chile and to this 50th day on friday with both peace peaceful and violent demonstrations taking place across the country protests began over a hike in subway phase in october they've grown into a broad movement demanding better education health care and pension reforms. now but it is home to bright lights and loma as host of the 32nd annual european film awards in greece is your biggest luck the most has won the 1st major prize of the evening by snagging best european director for his aptly named boom the favorite now the ceremony is still underway so we are waiting to hear your take home coveted choices for best actor best actress best film oh bring you the winners soon as we have them. demonstrate these kind of coast watching the awards for us is culture correspondent scott roxboro

we have a lot to tell you about this morning starting with the deadly measles outbreak in the south pacific. it has spread like wildfire in the island of samoa. several people have died, including young children. 91% of the eligible population is now vaccinated, but scientists say 93 to 95% of a population must be immune to prevent measles from spreading. here in the u.s. the government says at least 14 states are below this immunity threshold. carter evans traveled to samoa to get a firsthand look at the crisis. >> reporter: this is samoa's main hospital and health officials have set up tents in the parking lot to help with the large number of measles patients. the government has mounted an aggressive vaccine campaign which it hopes will help. but it's clear now, this outbreak will have a life changing impact on families. paolo says the measles outbreak took hold of his family in an instant. the disease killed three of his five children. >>> so they got sick and four days later they died? >> um-hmm. four days later. >> reporter: their mother is so distraught she sleeps on her children's gr

and more children die as a missiles outbreak ravages the south pacific island nations of some more. with the sport as former australian rugby player israel folau reaches a settlement over unfair dismissal for an anti gay social media parts. it's been labeled brained by the french president and there are disagreements over its direction but nato leaders are now gathering at a hotel near london for a summit hoping to find unity over its future is a live pictures from the round table in what for north of london nato of course riddled with disagreements between some of its most prominent member countries the . u.s. and the french president in particular have disagreed on several points including the very role of nato itself and turkey has threatened to block a major defense plan which could undermine the alliances role in the baltic region the nato secretary general u.n. stoltenberg was the 1st to arrive at the summit venue he says china will be a big focus we have seen the russell trying on including their investments in the defense capabilities china's armed law a 2nd largest defense

. >>> new cases of the measles are showing up on t south pacific island of samoa as government officialso contain the deadly outbreak. more than 4,000 cases have been reported since the outbreak. 87 new cases have been reported in the last 24 hours. the death toll remains at 70. 91% of everyone eligible has been vaccinated. to prevent the measles from spreading, 93% to 97% must be immune. >>> eli manning returned for the first time in three months after being benched, but it wasn't enough. the philadelphia eagles beat the giants in a dramatic overtime win. eagles quarterback carson wentz threw a 2-yard touchdown pass to ertz for the victory. now manning threw two t.d. passes for the giants in the game. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning, "sesame street" became the first tv show honored by the kennedy center. ahead, anthony mason talks with big bird and his friends about the exciting news. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." ( ♪ ) only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for f

van thillo: we were in the south pacific. we were sailing past the phoenix islands, and we had just heard that "national geographic" had been there a year earlier, and they hailed it as being the most beautiful reef and most amazing place to go. so our crew said, "let's go there, check it out, and we'll take a break and we'll go diving on fantastic reefs." and as they arrived there, they found that almost the entire reef was dead. man: 2004, 2005, the middle of the ocean, the phoenix islands in the middle of the ocean, the nation n of kiribatati, had this extraorordinary hotot spot thatt developed over it for 6 months. it was like some creature had a magnifying glass and just was burning a hole in the ocean in that spot, right along the equatorial pacificic. corals bleached, died. my colleagues stopped counting corals, dead corals, after they got to something like 1,900 dead corals. we thought corals in the middle of the ocean were protected because the stress was coming from the land around them, and that was, likeke, ringin

a south pacific island, bougainville, have voted to break from papua new guinea, paving the way for to become the world's newest country. more than 98% of voters said yes to independence. india's parliament has passed a controversial new law that offers citizenship to undocumented migrants from its neighboring countries as long as they are not muslims. the upper house past the bill 125 votes-105. the bill has already been approved by the lower house and is now set to be signed into law. the legislation has sparked protests in various parts of the country with opponents saying it discriminates against muslims and violates india's secular principles. dw's correspondent has been following the story for us. >> the controversial citizenship amendment bill has been passed by the indian parliament. the lower house debate on this bill extensively monday and today the upper hououse in parliament has given its ascene. this comes in the midst of massive proteststs broke out in the northeastern states of the country. the northeastern states are concerned about the bill because they would make citi

in the low—lying south pacific island of vanuatu, protests from those most at risk from rising sea levelsolchildren made themselves heard. chanting. and it was a similar story in australia. well, the younger a person is, the more that the change in climate will impact them as they grow and the less of a voice they're given today. considering we have such a short amount of time to turn this issue around, it's vital that young people are at the forefront of this conversation because they will be impacted more than anyone else. and there was the emergence of a new environmental campaign group, extinction rebellion. among the protesters was the actress dame emma thompson, who was criticised for her own jetsetting lifestyle. u nfortu nately, sometimes i have to fly. but i don't fly nearly as much as i did because of my carbon footprint and i plant a lot of trees. i bloody don't, no! it's always turned back on the individual. "you're the one who flies, you're the one who's using it, you're the one..." the fact of the matter is everyone has been asking for clean energy for decades. if i could fl

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an ongoing outbreak of the measles in the south pacific nation of samoa has infected more than 4,200ple. it has killed more than 60, mostly babies and children. >>> the "washington post" reports a pearl harbor commemoration will go on after a deadly shooting at a military base in hawaii. a navy sailor shot and killed two civilians before taking his own life on wednesday. a third victim was wounded. a motive remains unclear. heightened security is expected for tomorrow's ceremony. it will pay tribute to the more than 2,300 americans who died in the japanese attack on pearl harbor 78 years ago. >>> and this morning, we're learning new information about the gunman who carried out a deadly attack at the pearl harbor naval shipyard. jonathan vigliotti reports from honolulu. >> reporter: a 22-year-old active duty sailor was in uniform when he fired his service weapon and killed two civilians working for the department of defense before shooting himself. a third civilian shipyard worker was wounded and take to a local hospital. >> they're not letting us out. >> reporter: identified by local

in the low—lying south pacific island of vanuatu, protests from those most at risk from rising sea levelsde themselves heard. chanting. and it was a similar story in australia. well, the younger a person is, the more that the change in climate will impact them as they grow and the less of a voice they're given today. considering we have such a short amount of time to turn this issue around, it's vital that young people are at the forefront of this conversation because they will be impacted more than anyone else. and there was the emergence of a new environmental campaign group, extinction rebellion. among the protesters was the actress dame emma thompson, who was criticised for her own jet—setting lifestyle. u nfortu nately, sometimes i have to fly. but i don't fly nearly as much as i did because of my carbon footprint and i plant a lot of trees. i bloody don't, no! it's always turned back on the individual. "you're the one who flies, you're the one who's using it, you're the one..." the fact of the matter is everyone has been asking for clean energy for decades. if i could fly cleanly, i

in the south pacific island of have voted overwhelmingly to break away from pop when you getting the vote paves the way for it to become the world's newest nation more than 98 percent of voters backed independence. in the u.k. there's just one day to go to what's being called the most important election in a generation and politicians are making a final push for votes prime minister boris johnson started the day by delivering milk in yorkshire he then went on to derbyshire where he helped to bake a pie he described the big dish as a metaphor for his breaks a deal with the european union saying it was ready to go johnson called thursday's election in the hope of getting parliament to support his brakes it policy. all right let's take you straight to london to our correspondent there gets a where on the eve of that all important election a bigot we just saw the incumbent prime minister deliver a milk to day make up piii even featured in a recreated scene from love actually he's obviously pulling out all the stops is it convincing voters. well yes boris johnson i guess is an unlikely ro

the south pacific state of samoa has gone into lockdown as it carries out a mass vaccination against measles of its population of 200000 people and more than 60 some o. nce most of them children have died since the start of the epidemic in october more than 4000 cases have been reported in samoa since the current outbreak began and the main streets of the capital are largely deserted as mobile medical teams go door to door vaccinating people. the world health organization says the outbreak is part of what it calls a global collective failure to protect populations against missiles. on their own unnecessary buying clothes for her son to be buried in. he's one of more than 60 children who has died in the measles epidemic sweeping samoa. i don't know if we get by. with cases like as mounting the government has declared a state of emergency vaccinations have been made compulsory in a country where only around a 3rd of the population was immunized against measles. 90 percent need to be vaccinated for adequate protection one reason for the rapid spread of the preventable disease misinforma

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a serious measles outbreak is still threatening the small south pacific island of samoa.nated to hang a red flag outside their homes. medical teams will then travel door—to—door over the next few days inoculating them. 60 people have died of measles in recent weeks. there's not a corner of this country that hasn't been affected by this outbreak, and people seejust why it's so important to vaccinate their children. there is demand there, people want to get their children vaccinated, and we do think that's going to make a difference. there are a lot of pressures on people not to vaccinate their children, but i think that tide has turned. the pressure now is reversed — to vaccinate their children, which is a good thing. we want to ensure that every child in this country is fully vaccinated. now to one of the most—read stories on our website. 200 police officers in the us are to be trained to use a device that can ensnare a target by wrapping them up in a cord. yes it's all a bit gotham city and batman, but it's happening in los angeles and officers in la will start a trial i

the government of samoa in the south pacific has started a door to door measles vaccination campaign an epidemic of that disease has killed 62 people there the government says more than 4000 of its 200000 population have been infected. it's to the us now where 4 legal experts have testified in the 2nd round of public hearings in the impeachment inquiry into u.s. president from 3 of the 4 constitutional law experts said the president committed an impeachable offense when he asked the ukrainian president to investigate his political rival joe biden. the group was called to testify before congress as top democrats tried to lay the groundwork for formal charges against the president the other lawyers told by republicans defended trump but said he did make mistakes. interviews all over saletan washington tells us what to expect next in the inquiry hearings this was the only hearing taking place in this week but of course within the next week the judiciary committee will focus considering articles off impeachment but it's also worth mentioning that the at the end of this process it's very

the south pacific islands of view have voted overwhelmingly to break away from papua new guinea the boat paves the way for it to become the world's newest nation or that 98 percent of voters backed independence. giant sinkhole has swallowed up at least 4 cars in the capital of brazil it happened when a road next to a building site in brasilia partially collapsed the cars fell into the sinkhole had been parked on the street time and there were no injuries. u.s. president donald trump has come one step closer to becoming the 3rd u.s. president in history to be impeached democrats in the house of representatives have set the process in motion by announcing 2 articles of impeachment against. at a campaign rally in hershey pennsylvania donald trump was not amused the democrats had unveiled their articles of impeachment and in defense of the president deployed his usual strategy of insult. the house democrats announced these 2 flimsy pathetic ridiculous articles of impeachment that as democrats are walking back from everything they claimed with today's announcement they're now admitting there

we have a lot to tell you about this morning starting with the deadly measles outbreak in the south pacificildfire in the island of samoa. several people have died, including young children. 91% of the eligible population is now vaccinated, but scientists say 93 to 95% of a population must be immune to prevent measles from spreading. here in the u.s. the government says at least 14 states are below this immunity threshold. carter evans traveled to samoa to get a firsthand look at the crisis. >> reporter: this is samoa's main hospital and health officials have set up tents in the parking lot to help with the large number of measles patients. the government has mounted an aggressive vacci

turning now to the south pacific state of s'more which is gone into lockdown as it carries out a mass vaccination against measles if it's for police and of some 200000 people more than 60 simone's most of them children have died since the start of the epidemic in a tuba the world health organization says the initiative is thought of what it calls a worldwide outrage and a collective failure to protect people against measles more than 4000 cases have been reported in some more since the current outbreak began the mean streets of the capital are. deserted as immobile medical teams go door to door that's an easing the. no necessary buying clothes for her son to be buried in but he's one of more than 60 children who has died in the measles epidemic sweeping samoa. i don't know if we get my age. with cases like as mounting the government has declared a state of emergency vaccinations have been made compulsory in a country where only around a 3rd of the population was immunized against measles around 90 percent need to be vaccinated for adequate protection one reason for the rapid spread of

in the south pacific island have voted overwhelmingly to break away from pop when you get the votes paves the way for it to become the world's newest nation more than 98 percent of voters backed independents. in the u.k. there's just one day to go to what's being called the most important election in a generation and politicians are making a final push for votes i'm going to support john's a start at the day by delivering milk in yorkshire and then went on to darbyshire where he helped to bake a pie while he described the big dish as a metaphor for his briggs a deal with the european union saying it was all waiting to go and then johnson called thursday's election in the hope of getting parliament to support his regs it's a policy but it is not a done deal yet let's take you now to london to our correspondent there beer get masa beer gets a we've seen the incumbent prime minister deliver milk today bake upaya all efforts to appeal to the working people is it going to work. well for a start an unlikely romantic hero here period and then in a spot in a cult love story christmas love story b

border with mali jihad is linked to so-called islamic state have long been active in that area the south pacific islands of book on the other have voted overwhelmingly to break away from our power new guinea the vote paves the way for it to become the world's newest country where the 98 percent of voters said yes to independence. india's parliament has passed a controversial new law that offers citizenship to undocumented migrants from its neighboring countries as long as they are not muslims the upper house passed the bill 125 votes to 105 the bill has already been approved by the lower house and is now said to be signed into law this legislation has sparked protests in various parts of the country with opponents saying it discriminates against muslims and it violates india's secular principles. correspondent the johns wall has been following this story for us in delhi after another long day of debate the controversial citizenship amendment bill have been passed by the indian parliament the lower house debated this extensively on monday and today the upper house of parliament has given its asse

right now for some more stories making news around the world the south pacific islands a book until have voted overwhelmingly to break away from papa new guinea the vote paves the way for it to become the world's newest nation more than 98 percent of voters backed independence. police and students have clashed in the colombian capital but without an another day of protest against the government police used tear gas and water cannon to try to curb the protests union and student leaders call the protests as lawmakers consider cutting the minimum wage for young people. tens of thousands of people returned to the streets of prague to earch czech prime minister i'm sure by this to resign the latest protest was fueled by the country's chief prosecutor says vision last week to reopen an investigation into this over allegations of fraud involving european union subsidies and a giant sinkhole that swallowed up at least 4 cars in the capital of brazil it happened when a road next to a building site in brasilia partially collapsed because of fell into the sinkhole have been parked on the street at