w's. christina, who met a teacher in johanna, spoke with family heavily depends on today's corporal far from his home in zimbabwe . been that time really is contemplating the future. it's like in south africa, might soon be coming to him and he's been earning a living in johannesburg, teaching and waiting for the to do for me. go to it to, to school in the money. and then they to go to school or any mess around. and make some land in to show them the wife and others whose beautiful, which were to assume true masonry can live and work legally in south africa because he has as and bobby an exemption permit. these permits were offered to zimbabwe and who had been living in south africa and documented, and those who were seeking asylum autism, bobby's violent election in 2008. now after 12 years, the south african government is canceling. the permit and permit holders have been told to apply for work visas, but these will only be given to applicants with critical skills. like the majority of permit holders, madison res work is not considered to be critical over the border in been awhile. his wif

is where the country find itself way to keep references, essentially on fire as we speak. layla w, christina, and wonder what reporting from cape town. thank you so much for your compelling coverage. i greatly appreciate it. ah ah. was right in front of them. they're all for this one moment. we agreed to postpone the or olympic games that tokyo with $22421.00 thrown off course during the qualifying round. not least for sports heroes, actually, it was a flap in the face, but now we just have to fight their mobilizing superpowers. when i'm fired up and ready, down during lockdown. lucky go to tokyo, georgia july 19 d. w. the news. the violent and rest springs trouble time to south african businesses. right. i think following the training of the president, jacob's b. m. i have seen stores looted and shopping centers trashed. we report from johannesburg . you has an out how it plans for these carbon neutral by 2015. the a deal will affect almost every aspect of european life. but when it hit the wrong, people will take deeper and the fidget to your own is coming to the european central bank as f

w. christina moon walk and jacob zoom his home in south africa. let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world. 47 people have been killed in a military print plane crash in the philippines. that's according to the military chief. 49 passengers were injured, the transport aircraft missed the runway during landing on the iowa as a holo. the taliban has seized control of several more districts in northern afghanistan. more than $300.00 african government troops fled across the border to jacob's dead. as the militants advanced, the taliban now control around a 3rd of afghans districts. pope frances has undergone what's being described as routine surgery at a hospital in rome. the vatican said it was intended to correct a narrowing of his large intestine. the operation took place only 3 hours after the 84 year old greeted the public in saint peter's square face to the individual, surely has sworn in assembly to draft a new national constitution in dolton. it will replace a legal framework from the era of dictator. august

w's. christina cove, no reports from a shelter in the eastern city of vienna. the cubicles in gain as admission center for refugee is, may only be a few square meters in size. but those arriving feel lucky. there are still places available here. i work with about 2 thirds of the centers, 100 beds are currently occupied. it's director kiersten caught. nick thinks it will probably be full by next month. as will all accommodations, indiana, to say who, who left is the city has reached a limit of its capacity. you know, we've been struggling with a shortage of living space and you know, in general and accommodating, even more people is pushing us to our limits. there are certainly other places where it's not as bad as here, but and you know, we're at our limit. accommodations are full, living space is scarce. many municipalities are saying the same thing. they no longer know where to shelter the people who are arriving as in 2015, when hundreds of thousands of refugees came to germany gymnasiums are being used as accommodation in many places like here. and nina. go

w's. christina, coolest. glasgow is in valencia and gave us the latest of the rescue operations. yeah, that's it to there. those are people that are still using the number is i'm certain we don't know it. and they were it to a, a we, as in the, to the east side of the region where those last look at the base. those, they're other recent use trying to find the bodies here on the other. and that was effective is where i am nice. now i am interested to find these. yeah, on the coast is the slash please like a 12 pm, and then all those amounts from water, they have to come to to the coast to buy that. yes, i'm a oldest most if you said a wrong value. yeah. around decency to those doors at the worst parts, there should be older people there. and so now i'm there are areas where there's no water, there's no communication. so the situation is really, really difficult. you can purchase our full p. wilks, i purpose so you cannot get there a byte by car. you have to get there by it, by foot. so all these it can be some say make the rest of the teams and they're very involved from the conne

w. christina, you yourself, went to the israel in the aftermath of october 7th, what do you make of the you ins, findings? yeah, well, i mean, the findings are really similar to, well, i found which is the, there is an auto, as they say, convincing information. but it was 6 you find and scurried out on october, the 7th spots, i think they all say sounds that it was very hard to find any actually so find is to speak to. so that was witness. is there were people who had sounds been collecting the 40, so people that were killed. i'm finding them in positions that suggested that that he had been great and findings that i've seen but not in the, for the things like that. but that was, it was hard to find anybody who had actually a big grades and survived. i would speak about yeah. yeah. did you find that to be the biggest challenge when you went to cover the aftermath of october 7? yeah, i mean as having rebooted, you know, low sections, right? and so it's few people in many different countries about it. i know that it's extremely difficult for people to speak about it. um, you know, and in

w. christina mon reporting tonight from cape town in south africa. thank you. here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world. if you use government says it has agreed to an immediate cease fire with the rebel forces in the t great region. thousands of people have been killed in fighting and recent months, and many more displaced. rebel forces claim to have taken control of the regional capital. the official death, so from that condo building collapse in miami has risen to 10 with more than 100. 50 people still missing the cause of the collapse is still unknown. but a former building worker says the foundations were frequently flooded by sea water inspections. have been ordered for all nearby high rise buildings that are more than 40 years old. several people have been injured in a large fire in central london. the blaze broke out near the busy elephant and castle transport, causing trains to be diverted. authorities say the fire has now been brought under control. the cause of the blades remains unknown. nato, when ukraine hav

w. christina monday. and joe hannah's right in front of the only mall was not loaded. thank you. next united nation has commanded a police chief in new here for her work and keeping women safe coming has and hasn't a he's aware or has been named the 2021. you and population award laureate. while the recognition honors individuals for improving people's lives due to renew caught up with where in the share of their most powerful female police officer in the j. she's in charge of tons of police offices hitting the national police division to protect miners and women each morning. she views reports of violence against women and children from across the country. why does it a fair think of them then? she guys had a p t to she out the work fighting domestic violence. underwear we shouldn't be leaving like this is no woman, no child should accept the injustice and violence isn't just, i've made domestic violence. my person will because it's that's no more normal. not all the women who is men beat and terrorize them, feel safe enough to make a complaint to the police. but those who come

w. christina young phillips schultz, who is joining us from keith and phillip ukraine's president. soleski said it might have been incompetence by russian troops that caused the detonations in crimea. is this palm of ukraine's current tactics? yes, it looks very much like it that it said the tactics at the moment to create some degree of confusion. president lensky has repeatedly urged his senior officials not to reveal too many details about military operations. and so some military analyst that i have talked to recently say it actually makes a lot of sense to try to spread a maximum of confusion and fear on the russian side regarding the incidences in crimea at the moment. of course, nobody really believes that it's been a strange series of accidents and son, ukrainian senior officials have implied that there has been some kind of ukrainian involvement and it from a military perspective. of course, it makes a lot of sense to, to try to catch our for supply lines and, you know, crimea now other people left in crimea who are actually loyal to ukraine. yes, yes, of course. i mean, legally,

is live a country, find itself way to keep references, essentially on fire as we speak. layla w, christina, and wonder what reporting from cape town. thank you so much for your compelling coverage, greatly appreciate it. and a reminder, before i let you go over the top story that we're tracking for you, this, our european commission has unveiled legislation aimed at reducing carbon emissions 55 percent by 2030. well, if the legislation is passed, it will give a major bruce to renewable energy production. but critics say it places they have a financial burden on citizens, especially in or you countries. and a former us president george w bush says he believes the recent withdrawal of nato troops from sun state. he told d w news and an exclusive interview that women girls and i've gone through assists, that nato forces are being left behind to suffer a heart. thank you so much for watching a you can see the interview in full right here on the w, and i'll see you at the top of the news. the news, the news the news the news, the president george w bush invited us to this summer home. we talked

the w christina model reporting tonight from cape town in south africa. thank you. here's a look now some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. if the o b as government says it has agreed to an immediate cease fire with rebel forces in the t gray region, thousands of people have been killed in fighting and recent months and many more displaced. rebel forces claimed to have taken control of the regional capital. several people have been injured and a large fire in central london. the blaze broke out near the busy elephant and castle transport hub, causing trains to be diverted. authority said the fire has now been brought to control the cause of the blades remains and no nato in ukraine have begun. major naval exercises in the black sea as tensions with russia run high. ukraine's navy posted these images as the maneuvers open. the u. s. and are leading the drills involving more than 30 countries. the last 2 weeks. the alliance says their intentions, you showcase its commitment to collective defense, russia annex the regions. crimean financi

good to have you on the w, christina. israel says it wants to eliminate how much not only in gaza, but everywhere. do you think they can succeed? and i think they know very well the concept see, given the nature of mice, which is a military organization which is a charitable organization and most importantly is the governing house or the not. and the zip report was thing. it's not only is leadership, but also supervisors all spread across the world. so i would interpret views. the formulation of the is a goal to eliminate how mazda, worldwide, one of the top of the public diplomacy line. they know this is not attainable. this is a way of showing, of course, showing resolution uh, showing results and, and i think that's what it is clear that they need to define exactly what that means because it can mean different things. i mean, the deconstructing him off those military capacities, which would mean killing all the most to own or, you know, as most of it's leadership deconstructing, it's military capacity eliminating it's weapons. i missile awesome. i'll destroy him all the time. oh, so

w. christina mathias billing, or joining us from the ukrainian capital. keith martinez. take us for the latest, what's going to happen now? so these referendums are probably the starting gun for the annexation process. that would mean that the chambers of parliament, the aperture band, the lower chamber will half, will have a vote on the annexation. and president putin would probably address then, and then this process will be started. there's no doubt that that will be started as there is no doubt that the turn out or the results are for the referendum will be what they have. what they are meant to be, what the russians want them to be. and just by, within the next few days, we probably see the formal annexation of these territories, the form of incorporation into the russian territory that the russian point of view, of course, these res, referendums are neither recognized by ukraine nor by any most of the countries in the world, there might be one or 2 in the end who will recognize this incorporation as has to be in the case with crimea. but most countries in the world

w's. christina hood bar met her teacher in johannesburg, whose family heavily depends on today's court ruler. far from his home in zimbabwe . been madison what is contemplating the future. his life in south africa might soon be coming to an end. he's been earning a living in johannesburg, teaching and waiting tape is the typical day for me. go to week to, to school in the morning. and then later, go to restaurant. was the schoolmate, any mash of to the well around the mix is amy is learned. it means site to children and the wife and other issues with little twitch what i seem to madison way can live and work legally in south africa because he has his and bobby an exemption permit. these permits were offered his and bobby and who had been living in south africa undocumented and those who were seeking asylum. autism, bobby's violent election in 2008. now after 12 years, the south african government is canceling. the permit and permit holders have been told to apply for work visas, but these will only be given to applicants with critical skills. like the majority of permit holders, montgomery's

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w.'s christina is in johannesburg for she's covering the election for his good evening to you the really a.n.c. party it is remarkable isn't it it's been in power for twenty five years it's had basically a free house for a quarter of a century and now would struggling to keep the voters on its side what is the a.n.c. offering voters to keep their support for the a.n.c. is offering settled on a process after nearly a decade off and levels of corruption and mismanagement in government and a lack of service delivery the a.n.c. say add to the leadership. these issues are going to be addressed it is the first time we hear the ruling party talk of having reflected and admitting the stakes that it's made them opposed his message to supporters and people who have not supporting the party is that and to my leadership things are going to change much of this is really hinge what i'm opposed to so the result of this election what they see comes up at the end can be a testament to raid just how much support africans buy into it up will says the vision of what he will give the country and to his presi

where the country find itself, way to keep provinces are essentially on fire as we speak. layla w, christina, i'm wonder what reporting from cape town. thank you so much for your compelling coverage, greatly appreciate it. the news, the news was right in front of them. they're all for this one moment. we agreed to postpone the or olympic games that tokyo with $22421.00 thrown off course during the qualifying round.

at a vigil for one of the victims who died alongside kobe bryant in that macrtheder crash last w christina mauser, the mo three who was an assistant coach for the mamba sports academy founded by bryant. ♪ over the land of the free, and the home ♪ >> lebron james was in tears at staples center as boys to men sang the national anthem to open the lakers first home game since the deadly crash. the tribute included 24.2 seconds of silence to represent kobe's number 24 and his daughter gianna's number 2. the lakers will wear a kb patch on their jerseys the rest of the season. a public memorial service is being planned. so far no details have been released about when or where it will take place. >>> tens of thousands of football fans are in miami tonight ahead of super bowl liv. cbs correspondent manuel bojorquez on the massive security team keeping an eye on them from the sky to the sea. >> reporter: it's a stunning host city but miami bring as whole host of unique security challenges. we went airborne with customs and border protections air and marine team and agent todd gail. >> what are the c

the w, christina mon reporting tonight from cape town in south africa. thank you. where is it? look now and some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. ethiopia, government says it has agreed to an immediate cease fire with rebel forces in the t gray region. thousands of people have been killed in fighting and recent months and many more displaced. rebel forces claimed to have taken control of the regional capital. several people have been entered in a large fire in central london. the blaze broke out near the busy elephant and council transport hub, causing trains to be diverted. authority say the fire has now been brought under control. the cause of the blades remains unknown. nato ukraine have begun. major naval exercises in the black sea as tensions with russia run, hide, you grains, navy, posted these images as the maneuvers open, the u. s. and here are leading the drills involving within 30 countries. the last 2 weeks. the alliance says they are intended to showcase its commitment to collective defense, russia, annex the regions crimean financial

the best and of course, was the main trigger, w corresponded christina and when do i in k town. thank you so much for your continued coverage. and we're going to pivot now, we're to iraq where at least 50 people have been killed and dozens more injured after a fire broke out at a covert, 1900 isolation unit in the southern city of a 3 year. while it's unclear exactly how the blades began at the la hussein, the teaching hospital, the prime minister has ordered the suspension and arrest of a number of people including the hospital manager. what's left of the corona, virus, isolation, ward. more than 60 patients were being treated here when fire sweat through this unit at el hussein hospital in nasiriyah, taking everything in its path while front door was burning and the back door was closed, people couldn't get out. but before the fire broke out, some of them managed to get out. and afterwards people was stuck inside and the ceiling fell on them. we managed to take out some people, but they were suffering, and the rest of them burned and died. and now they are left counting the de

she was little foolishly future to w, correspond. mikaela. christina is in new york for us and sent us this assessment to the world's reaction to mister putin's nuclear threats. here at the un general assembly in new york, it clearly russia is becoming increasingly isolated over ukraine, letting me of who to include the miscalculated the impact, his latest veiled, more or less veiled nuclear threat had on world leaders gathering here many came to discuss what is the overarching issue of that time, everybody's time, which is acute hunger and the environmental impact of climate change. while there was little time for that, because everybody also in the corridor was, was talking about that latest threat by vladimir putin that lead to countries like china and india also getting more nuanced in the tow. not openly criticizing rosa, but it's clear that everybody here is running out of patience with that conflict, particularly the impact and the wall community not being able to dedicate enough time and resources to climate change. and some sports and the nati

w reporter christina kirchner asks, if this new development can be sustained, couldn't talk to her from still free it. hello, mister vanstone afraid nice. he could join us today. actually. and during the coven pandemic, there has been a drop in the amount of antibiotics being prescribed a significant drop. could you explain why that may be? this is a difficult circling davina as at yahoo and no reply. yes, we've been seeing a decline in the use of antibiotics in germany for years now. bushland, the corner germany, is in any case in the bottom 3rd internationally and in europe when it comes to using antibiotics that has dropped even further during the pandemic. this the under upon the me not my daughters were glorious to reason. does that in keeping with a long term trend on yoga clinton busy in this even almost every year? yeah. we see a drop in the use of antibiotics. it was, it was will glow efficiency as often as you does that mean that far too many were prescribed in the past im and when it's not truly in a little of course, in the last few years we've become particularly conscious

w.'s christina kushner explains what's different this year and she also takes a look at some of the films competing for the coveted golden bear. waiting in the same long lines for film festival fans that's something they're all too used to steal this year spell in all it will be unlike any other. as the festival celebrates its 70000 who were 3 it's also under new management carlos subtle your aunt mary address and back have taken over and they've already started to leave their mark on the belly not it. the 2 new directors have brought sent changes to the festival. including a slim down lineup and up brand new film category. why because cinema is bigger the comes bigger and bigger is more pervez it is everywhere filmmaker they stretch the sense of the form so i think that. one single screen. very good one like the one of the 1000000000 dollar is not enough to tell these diversity 800 films are competing for the golden bear the festival's biggest prize many of them deal with provoking subjects. for. bellina alexanderplatz bible one called bonnie is a remake by stone the 929 novel by our fle

well armed by the way, who said that they're not going to allow this more to be taken down d w as christina would be there. and so we're to thank you so much for your reporting. now lebanon's, a prime minister designate has announced that he stepping down after failing to form a coalition government. the decision threatened to think lebanon deeper into crisis . the country remains without a government for nearly a year. the last one was forced to resign after the deadly explosion that they would port. political squabbling, has repeatedly stymied efforts to form a government and sent the currency to unprecedented. lowes imported medicine and few are increasingly on affordable. anger is rising off in beirut, one by this time the relatives of those killed in last year's port explosion. taking the protest to the court. 8 demanding that immunity granted to senior politicians is lifted show their loved ones can finally get justice but not one of the immunity to be elected. and to get just this one untruth, that's all we want. we're not asking for the impossible since the deadly day last summer, l

w. mckinney, christina in south africa. we had some other stories making headlines around the world today. the a cache of leaked photos from chinese detention facilities as shed light on conditions for weaker inmates there. the leak was published by an international media consortium, including the german public broadcaster a our deep tron is treatment of its weaker minority is set to dominate the visit by un human rights chief michelle ought to let australia's new prime minister anthony albanese, is meeting the leaders of the u. s. japan in india for regional security talks in tokyo, so called quad countries are focusing on the potential threat from china. a key issue is the security of taiwan turkish president. wretch of type our to one says he will no longer speak to the greek prime minister. at one accuses curious midst of talk is of harboring a muslim cleric, hostile to anchor, and pressuring us officials not to sell fighter jets to turkey. sasha berlin have won the bonus league. relegation play off to stay in the top f

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the w correspondent, mckenna, christina in new york, told me more when she arrived yet united nations. yesterday she, we want to talk about nuclear nonproliferation, but she was, of course, also asked about nancy close his visit at a consent then still planned visit to taiwan. and she said that it simply wasn't acceptable in relation to russia that a big estate could attack the smaller neva. and that international law also applies to china. now that didn't go down. well, a protest was delivered to the german ambassador in beijing. and emma, clearly this is so chinese reflex. when that is criticism, although we have learnt out of the background here that there is no interest to really make a clear statement of reaction on that visit. it appears just like the united states . they want to see this visits, speak for itself and not add fuel to the fire because quite clearly what we are seeing from the chinese side that is quite a bit of anger over this visit. the foreign minister also called for strengthening of the transatlantic alliance. what does she mean by them? so what? yes. well, sh

the w corresponded michelle christina in washington. thank you. with connie and president vladimir lensky has also reacted to the blast. here is what he had to say. meet there at the firing missiles had made her territory as a russian attack on collective security. this is a very significant escalation. yeah, we must act. i want to say no to all our polish brothers and sisters. ukraine will always support you. free people will not be broken by terror. feeling the debtor or less la maya. the blast in poland came on the day that russia launched. miss al, strikes across the ukraine. at least 10 cities were hit, give mer vitale. click go, says air defense system shut down several missiles, but others hit residential buildings in the capital. at least 2 people were killed . the sunset in levine is clouded by smoke. the city and west in ukraine was one of many across the country that was heat in what ukrainian authorities of cold, one of the heaviest waves of russian missile attacks. since the war began. officials say many of the missiles were shot down

in an interview with d w's initial law. christina european commission, president, also left on the lines that nato and its allies are united in their resolve to find a diplomatic solution. but she also had a warning for russia commission president fund allen. you were in that conference call with us president joe biden. he expects an imminent attack by raw, so on that ukraine. where does europe, where does the you draw the red line at this moment in time? so we are completely aligned with our friends and partners. the united states, the u. k, and canada on the very simple fact that in case there's any further military aggression by russia against ukraine, we will respond with severe consequences of massive costs for russia. and here there is a complete alignment. we still hope that diplomacy has not spoken his last word. we hope for the best, but we are prepared for the worst. the assessment at the moment is that russia's trying to create a pretext to actually respond to something that happens in ukraine. this is potentially hybrid m

w still to come? we meet the police. let's go now to christina and wonder. she's in the johannesburg township of johannesburg. a christine, what are people are telling you? hello, that's right, i mean, and it's andre township, and i'm actually at the last mall standing in this particular part of town. this is the one more that was not looted and i just want to bring in the most managed mr. lucky. maybe let's just to answer the question, please come into the frame as i was telling all of us. now, this is the last more standing here. we did see long queues throughout the day to set up a little bit about what that was all about. well, after the tech who didn't opened and they're going to, it was assessing the damages and stuff. then yesterday we thought that over to, because we felt we fought for this model for 5 to 6 hours when our tech. so we had, we had to put our lives in it, so we decided that we're going to open, we want people are sitting there, no food, no medication and stuff. then we thought then our combined is that it can come back and be a tech was

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w. washington correspondent mikaela christina joined me now. what else do we know we care about this 2nd balloon? very little. we only know what we've learned from the pentagon, that the pentagon says that it is in latin america won't go into the specifics of where exactly it is hovering above latin american. i think it's rather remarkable that we're learning this today. because along with that, citing here in the united states and actually officials here now pointing towards this balloon above us territory, which apparently joe biden, the u. s. president learned already on tuesday. we also learned at least one previous such incident was reported during the trumpet, ministration. so these balloons seem to be something that has been present, that has been an issue much longer than it's publicly known. tell us more about the, the political brow that has blown up now in the us, particularly about the possibility of shooting down the 1st bullet. or we know that s 20 twos were scrambled initially, and that to bind was leaning towards actually shooti

w. washington correspondent mikaela. christina followed joe biden speech for us. so finally a word from the president on those balloons. the 1st one, the united states says that big balloon that could be seen from the ground here in the united states. u. s. s. was a chinese spy balloon. china still protest that the other 3 now heard from the mouth of the president himself, unlikely to be part of any kind of spying program, more likely something malign, something that belongs to a private company or an institution. the real new announcement from the president today is that there's an intention here to speak to the tiniest president she directly about this very issue. but the united states and china would never only speak about one balloon. they have a lot to talk about to responsibly manage that competition, that why would be that is official u. s. policy. and that's crumbled visit by the us secretary state was canceled when that balloon was detected in the sky. so relations have been in the downward spiral, and this can safely be seen as an offer for talks from th

as d w washington correspondent mikaela christina, explains it is big international geostrategic diplomacy that joe biden is engaging him while at the same time having to please his audience back home. here in the united states, there are new figures coming out, pointing to the fact that inflation is the highest. and since 1981 a 4 decade high, people are worried where this will lead. and the u. s. president promises that a more stable, middle east, and more diplomatic raw than any kind of military involvement could allow for some of that pressure to go down prices to potentially ease at the gas pump, which have risen by some 60 percent of the past year alone. so that would be a much needed positive signal for president who is not doing particularly well in the polls with midterm elections. coming up this autumn, mcculloch his ne, in washington there will, to sri lanka now where people are still occupying government buildings and protesting in the streets of the capital in anger at the severe economic crisis there. the prime minister who is now the acting president, has ordered security fo

that's the w a report that christina cool, best glasgow reporting from valencia. let's take a look at some of the stories making news around the world. the, as randy ministry has begun, strikes in the east and live in the city of fall banks. it follows a warning from israel for residents to leave the area around to 80000 people live involved, but its population has swelled due to displaced. people seeking refuge from is rarely strikes. the air is considered the hezbollah strongholds, and the new head of hezbollah named cassim has vowed that the group will continue on what he calls as will plan, following the death of his prey to assess that has sun estrada and is rarely striking. september. i'm about to you also said the group will accept a ceasefire with israel under what you called acceptable types. metal. shauna and health authorities in britain have detected the 1st case of infection with the light, the strain of the impulse virus off the u. k. health and security agencies said the risk to the population remains life. and fox was def ed, a global health emerge