so i can say that without a doubt the number of jews that live in warsaw, poland. nobody knows. because of the fact that people are still discovering. i spoke last week in the small town, not famous. and they asked me very much to come. there was a group of intellectuals, they wanted to hear about judaism, said, you know, i'm also go to a small place. i get in the car, the person picking me up. and he turns to me, he says, you know, i'm also something like jewish. my great grandmother was jewish. my mother's mother's mother was jewish. so i looked at what i said, you know, you're not something like jewish. you aren't jewish. and so how many jews are there? and i don't know, but it's plus one. ah, yes comes in here. nice part of the cemetery is where the resistance fighters of the 1942 also uprising a barrier to science here in phoenix. this is where the commander is buried, who died in 20091 can mark ableman on. he was a doctor and a hero. there's no, there's not any of the resistance. but also later in the solidarity moves now. solid, almost vague, mostly in the warsaw ghetto,

mostly in the warsaw ghetto. there was a hero before, during and after the war you see him all these graves are a former comrades in arms, and there are lots of women among them to have a sugar and one's heart warming isn't all the people who live here are clearly the jews that refused to be led like lambs to the slaughter as the fema thing goes. god, but alas, there so they didn't know what was coming. but it just shows that there were people who stood up. thought who took action, who mustered all the courage they could to defend the jewish people. it's very impressive. i think it was. it happened more than people realize how they feel the traditional story of the marker base and how they stood up and fall back. and the jews never given the credit they did done. there was so many who stood up and defended themselves. all of those in the resistance the partisans wanted to under communism. it's often forgotten how many jews were involved in mumbo but edelman was also a hero. among polish people, and he's still wel

so i could say that without a doubt the number of jews that live in warsaw, poland. nobody knows. because of the fact that people are still discovering. i spoke last week in the small town, not famous. and they asked me very much to come. there was a group of intellectuals, they wanted to hear about judaism, said, you know, i'm also go to a small place. i get in the car, the person picking me up. and he turns to me that says, you know, i am also something like jewish. my great grandmother was jewish. my mother's mother's mother was jewish. so i looked at what i said, you know, you're not something like jewish. you are jewish. and so how many jews are there? poland? i don't know, but it's plus one. ah, yes, and here most part of the cemetery is where the resistance fighters of the 1942 warsaw uprising a barrier and he'll take leave unix dale. this is where the commander is buried, who died in 2009 on kelly monic, aidan and he was a doctor and a hero. there's no, there's not any of the resist.

and each day she goes to the european commission office in warsaw and continues her protest. now remember, you have been warned what you are about to see is brave, angry, and very, very loud. the screening for freedom. once again bella ruthie, an artist, the show stock has taken up position outside. warsaw, european commission office flanked by 2 friends. she's calling for a change in her homeland with the black. i am doing this for all, bella, rosie, and who cannot raise their voices at home. you must go. ship a little, get a lot. and i am screaming because we have been silent for the past 27 years. she and other activists want to draw attention to the grim situation and neighboring bella. ruth, never mind. just sending a text message to i'm seeking psychological support is enough information to get you handed over to the militia to follow up with that to the 20 year old has lived in poland for 11 years. last year she returned to bella routes for the presidential election, hopeful that lucas shank goes rule would end. when the dictator controversially declared himself a winn

so i can say that without a doubt the number of jews that live in warsaw, poland. nobody knows because of the fact that people are still discovering. i spoke last week in the small town, not famous. and they asked me very much to come. there was a group of intellectuals. they wanted to hear about judaism, said, you know, i'm also go to a small place. i get in the car, the prison picking me up and he turns to me it says, you know, i'm also something like jewish. my great grandmother was jewish. my mother's mother's mother was jewish. so i looked at what i said, you know, you're not something like jewish. you are jewish. and so how many jews are there? and i don't know, but as plus one ah, in heal my sponsor, the cemetery is where the resistance fighters of the 1942 was. so cancer uprising, a barrier to science here, helix. this is where the commander is buried through, died in 2009 on kelly monic edelman. he was a doctor and a hero, montane of resistance, but also later in the solidarity movement. solid almost vehicle. yeah, mostly in the worst ghetto.

u. pressure to close the countries coal mines in warsaw workers from the tour roof open catholic night. mine demonstrate to preserve their jobs. they want to keep using the environmentally damaging soft brown coal to generate electricity right up to 2044, regardless of climate change. they won't even consider environmental effects. they claim it's more about business than environmental protection. the notion that gets to the repeat in union is forcing us to become dependent on other countries for our energy. we'd have to import it from abroad. let me go and check on that, so that wouldn't be good for the environment. poland generates 80 percent of its energy with ignite. the open cost mine a $2.00 roof is a 225 meter depot. that's eaten away 25 kilometers of countryside. opponents populace, national government gets its way. it will be eating up the landscape for another 25 years to feed the nearby power plant. the mayor of the bug atanya close to the mine has just been confirmed for another term and office. in part because he was 100 percent behind keeping the mind and operation effici

and earlier a spoken d w correspond magdalena goose pollock out in warsaw. and i asked her what to come back is likely to mean for polish politics. it could be dangerous for the ruling party for years, for key key, and we know that he has the vision to win been next election, which will take place in 2 years and poland and his ambition for now. and it's clear he will find the properties, keep it, his name is gone. it to happen. we still have come years. so we have to to what to do, what's going to happen. but she came back, you know, compete, he came back to the platform which he called founded to go. and she feels like home, hugh, which he today you were very positive who those self confidence. and he had, he will give courage to, to point to when the next election. well, the time for football and denmark had continued their fairy tale run at the european championship by reaching the semi finals with a $21.00 win over the czech republic. caspar dog berg grabbed what proved to be the winner. the surprise, 992 champions, had to do with christian ericsson clap

and each day she goes to the european commission office in warsaw and continues her protest. now remember, you have been warned. what you are about to see is brave, angry, and very, very loud. the screening for freedom. once again bellow, ruthie. an artist piano shows doc has taken up position outside warsaw 0 p and commission office flanked by 2 friends. she's calling for a change in her homeland. i am doing this for all bella, rosie, and who cannot raise their voices at home? she gone. oh, can't ship a little get a black and i am screaming because we have been silent for the past 27 years retention she and other activists want to draw attention to the grim situation and neighboring bella. ruth, not a moment of just sending a text message or seeking psychological support is enough information to get you handed over to the militia. to follow up with that to be. the 28 year old has lived in poland for 11 years. last year she returned to bella ruth, for the presidential election, hopeful that lucas shank goes rule would end. when the dictator controversially declared himself th

no question the ford administration had a major impact on the collapse of the soviet union and warsawpact allies. >> he would also invite many leaders to the white house. these became the elegant moments when the length between nations between many millions of people who will never meet are focused on the relationships of a few individuals. the affords of grand rapids became the host and hostess of an entire nation. as president, he had the pain of ordering the evacuation of saigon. and the pro pleasure of presiding over our greatest national celebration, the american bicentennial. >> july for 1976 was a heyday across the land. in every community, every city from san francisco on the west coast, to new york city on the east coast. i'm sure the american people recall vividly the tall ships of new york harbor. the various other celebrations in philadelphia, and in washington d.c.. it was a magnificent expression of america, of our happiness, democracy under a constitutional government that work. >> gerald ford's own future would be advanced that summer by the republican convention. but

w correspondent, magdalena goose, paula cotton, warsaw. we asked her what to supplant, come back rather rather we asked or what to plan, come back is likely to mean for polish politics. it could be dangerous for the really 5 to 4 years for good. she key and we know that he happened to win the next election, which will take place in 2 years in poland and his ambition for now. yeah. and it's clear he will find the, could you keep that he's a, if it's going to happen, we feel that community. so we have to do what was going to happen. but she came back, you know, compete high school. he came back to the platform where she found us predict to go and she feel like home, hugh, which we could teach today. you were very positive who are both self confidence and he will give courage to, to teach to when the next election. well, let's do the football now and england have hammered ukraine for nil to march into the semi finals of the european championship . harry came scored twice in rome to send the 3 lines into their 1st year a semi since 1996. engla

earlier we spoke with v w correspond magdalena gosh paula cut in warsaw. we asked her what to plan. come back is likely to mean for polish politics. it could be dangerous for the ruling party for years. could she key and we know that he happened to win the next election, which will take place in 2 years in poland and his ambition for now. and it's clear he will find the coaches to get his aim is going to happen. we still have 2 years, so we have to do what was going to happen. but he came back, you know, compete to, he came back to class one which she called founded to go. and she feel like home, hugh, which would be today. you were very positive who are both self confident and she's had, he will give courage to, to teach when the next election. well, listen to football. now in england have hammered ukraine for nil to march into the semi finals of the european championship. hurricane cor twice in rome to send the 3 lines into their 1st year a semi since 1996. england have yet to concede a goal in the tournament earlier capital door that grabbed what proved to be the winner for denma

so i can say that without a doubt the number of jews that live in warsaw, poland. nobody knows. because of the fact that people are still discovering. i spoke last week in the small town, not famous. and they asked me very much to come. there was a group of intellectual, they wanted to hear about judaism and say, you know, i'm also go to a small place. i get in the car, the prison picking me up. when he turns to me and he says, you know, i am also something like jewish. my great grandmother was jewish. my mother's mother's mother was jewish. so i looked at what i said, you know, you're not something like jewish. you are jewish. and so how many jews are there and i don't know, but it's plus one. ah, yes, and he'll part of the cemetery is where the resistance fighters of the 1942 was so uprising, a barrier to science here in felix. this is where the commander is buried, who died in 2009 on kelly monic edelman long. and he was a doctor and a hero matoney of the resistance, but also later in the solidarity movement, solid almost vehicle mostly in the worst ghetto, has the hero befor

this is the flag of the warsaw ghetto fighters from 1942. so i want to get a message across to the other side. like i don't know what they think they're going to g. you can refer to the over here and you know, they want around, they can find out i think this year has really gotten me more to a militant phase. we can't trust the police. we can't trust the government. we can't trust anyone except ourselves to protect ourselves. i remember on the day 3 of the protest over george floyd here in atlanta, cops shot rubber bullets into your guys after just one water bottle to the toilet. paper rolls were thrown out there and all i was lucky shirt over my head and i've been made sure gas multiple times. i don't even care about your gas to be more of a permanent scar from the rubber bullet. i think people off the sidewalk and they were just dictate about people going to stand up for them. so they turned into it basically and then when to show, no, they didn't do anything with the rest of this week or next week with us on the 6th day conrad, appreciate

. >> [speaking foreign language] >> warsaw is one of the worst cities for air quality in europe. 269 out of 323 communities. >> [speaking foreign language] >> air pollution calls this -- causes an estimated 50,000 premature deaths every year when most people heat their homes with coal. children can enjoy this oasis of clean air at least until november. if it is a success, it could be rolled out in many more cities. it is urgent that some solution is found. for more news, stay with us. you are watching france 24. ♪ >> bring a democratic spirit to both homes and public buildings, they made a name for themselves thanks to a sustainable, thoughtful, and respectful approach to construction. the couple have just won this year's prize for architecture. thank you for being in the studio today. first of all, congratulations on the extremely prestigious accolade. it recognizes talent through the art of architecture. when we look back at past winners, these are people who have really left their mark on our global landscape. i wonder -- is that something you wanted to do and you started on this

this is a memorial for the fighters at the warsaw ghetto uprising. and in the center of the monument light motor car on your laving trip, which was the young leader of the uprising, the atlantic just a few weeks. but it was very powerful about how to sell the house i use that was for us, very obvious, but we don't want to focus only on holocaust. we never, ever are daring to diminish the tragedy, but without showing 1000 years of reach civilization, culture, jewish life. it's kind of a, you know, you are missing the whole complex, 1st of all. and that's our mission, is to bring back the history and memory about jewish life and jewish culture. so we knew that we would like to make the story about 1000 years. by the way, the only museum of this kind you can find, in fact, in the television, israel bait has fulfilled diaspora museum. but we decided this, we will focus on the history here in poland. and why did so many jews came to poland a 1000 years ago? well, they came in fact most may be 1000, but 800 years ago, there are few factors. first, the full

and joining me now from warsaw as you w correspondent, magdalena goose palo kat. make lin at thanks for being here. donald tuk is back. what is all this mean? well, and we never know what it means, but we know he could be dangerous for the ruling party for years. and we know that he happened to win the next election, which will take place in 2 years in poland and his ambition for now. yeah. and it's clear he will fight the coaches to get his name. if it's going to happen, we still left for years. so we have to do what to do, what happened, but he came back, you know, compete high school. he came back home when she called founded to go and she feel like home, hugh, which would be today, you were very positive who are both health confidence and he will give courage to, to teach to when the next election. well ok, so he's back in the game. what agenda does he have? how did you want to change the country? well, he did not say a lot today about his political agenda. he didn't talk about interval of papers and politics, but what he said, and what reminded me a little bi

and joining me now from warsaw w, corresponded magdalena goose to palo kat, magdalena. the thanks for being here, donald tuk is back. what is all this mean? well, and we never know what it means, but we know he could be dangerous for the ruling party for years. could she keep and we know that he has a vision to wind the next election, which will take place in 2 years in poland. and his ambition is now. yeah, and it's clear he will fight the coaches to get his name is going to happen. we feel that come years, so we have to to what was going to happen, but he came back, you know, compete high school. he came back to class one when she called founded to go. and she feel like home, hugh, which we could do today. you were very positive who are those self confidence and he's had he will get courage to teach to win the next election. well ok, so he's back in the game. what agenda does he have? how did you want to change the country? well, he did not say a lot today about his political agenda. he didn't talk about interval of papers and political, but what he said, and what rem

and earlier i spoke to d, w, a correspondent magdalena goose palo out in warsaw. and i asked her what to come back is likely to mean for polish politics. could be dangerous for the ruling party for yourself. could she keep and we know that he happened to win the next election, which will take place in 2 years in poland and his ambition for now. yeah. and it's clear he will fight the get his aim. if it's gone it to happen, we feel that come years, so we have to do what was going to happen, but she came back to, you know, compete high school. he came back to the field platform when she called fondest predicted. oh. and she feel like home, hugh, which would be today, you were very positive. who are those self confidence and he's had, he will give courage to, to point to when the next election. well, the football and denmark has continued their fairytale run at the european championship by reaching the semi finals with a to one. when over the check republic, casper goldberg grabbed what proved to be the winner. the surprise, 992 champions, had to deal with christian e

and for areas of poland in and around warsaw, spain, over the last few to his we've been talking about high temperatures. they're coming down a bid cordoba 35 degrees. but we've also got some turbulent weather in and around valencia, some showers for barcelona. next we're going to turkey and the black sea region has just been hammered by some heavy rain. but we're just starting to see some showers now on monday. otherwise across most of the country it's looking good is stumble, $31.00 degrees, c resort city of on talia. 36 degrees the high for you on monday, it has been particularly white surround the gulf of guinea, conic re picked up pretty close to 150 millimeters of rain over the past 24 hours. and look at this. it continues on monday, ivory coast, liberia, right through to sierra leone, free town, a hive 27. the talk to al jazeera, we roam, did you want the un to take and who stopped you? we listen. you see the whole infrastructure and being totally destroyed. we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on our sierra. ah, a diverse range of stories from

all of these are all of the countries that had been aligned with the soviet union in the warsaw pact. and those weren't align such as you saw the scoop them all up with a native and scoop up. all of the republics of the former soviet union also within native that was always the goal. and so, but they use this ology of freedom and democracy to present it as if somehow these countries, you know, they want to be free on russian influence. you know, there are to, you know, they're, they're fighting for freedom and here we are, you know, the west coming to their assistance. but in reality, the point though, you know, these are countries who have distinct histories, distinct the national interest of cultural relationships with russia. they don't have any interest in being scooped up within nato, which apart from anything else is leading them into perilous conflict. what is the theme in georgia and the scene? what does it prove to be in ukraine? i mean, it's never been thoughtfully explain, has been, you can want to have more transparent senior government. you want to have a government that

he told members in warsaw that he would fight what he called the evil that ruled poland in the evil thatlly conservative law and justice party. the former president of south africa, jacob zuma, has fiercely criticised the judges who sentenced him to fifteen months injail, insisting that he won't turn himself in. he was handed the prison term on tuesday for failing to appear before a corruption inquiry. hundreds of his supporters have been camping outside his home in kwazulu—natal saying they were protecting him from being arrested. 0ur southern africa correspondent nomsa maseko is there. it has been an eventful day with the spotlight firmly on south africa's former presidentjacob zuma. hundreds of his supporters lined the streets and also gathered at his home saying that they were forming a human shield to prevent him from getting arrested. but earlier in the day, there were some confrontations betweenjacob zuma's supporters and police who were trying to prevent supporters from going to his house together because that gathering was illegal and the level four regulations here in south afr

and for areas of poland in and around warsaw you know, spain over the last few to his we've been talking about high temperatures. they're coming down to bid cordoba 35 degrees. but we've also got some turbulent weather in and around valencia, some showers for barcelona. next we're going to turkey and the black sea region has just been hammered by some heavy rain.

orchestrated by foreign mercenaries. balance is ho, hey t this friday, assassination of president warsaw specs. i've been killed in a shootout with security forces to others to take 4 years after a devastating fire that lead doesn't dead lives ruined an apartment block in central london. totally go to the search for justice. they really do believe they go away with me. but nevertheless, we're still fighting to suit the justice ah, mid day in moscow. welcome wherever you're counting the program from today. this is the use our on our 3 years of french nuclear testing in jury as section of the sahara desert have left a lasting impact on locals on the environment. 6 decades on the radioactive aftermath still remains, with algeria denouncing partis over its refusal to sure where nuclear waste is buried. i hurry to france since this morning, just stronger and prouder ah, a back in the 1900 sixty's france carried out 17 nuclear tests in this horror. but according to our jury, it made no effort to clean up the sites or pay compensation to the victims who suffered from radiation. r t. charlotte t

it's like no other better thought for 6 polish competitors who landed back in warsaw from take you with it. there are lim picked dreams in tatters. the relay some is, have just arrived in japan as part of a 23 strong contingent. went on administrative era by the polish, assuming federation came to light, the theme had either failed at ross miss athletes. so a decision had to be made on to send home parents and then pick some of the have to find an open, less calling for the federation to resign, saying they've been exposed to as a laughingstock. you know, it's me sickle, i'm sad. i'm sorry, i'm angry. it's a feeling of helplessness. these feelings are indescribable. it's not a case of something we've been working on for just a few weeks or months before the olympics. there have been years and years of sacrifice and hard work, cheating, training over family life. louis hamilton has won a formula ones at british, on pre, for an 8 time, after threatening races elverson, about champion stopped some seconds behind, could lead up to stephan, but he caught up with him and was in both in a big

and for areas of poland in and around warsaw you know, spain over the last few to his we've been talking about high temperatures. they're coming down a bid cordoba 35 degrees. but we've also got some turbulent weather in and around valencia, some showers for barcelona. next we're going to turkey and the black sea region has just been hammered by some heavy rain. but we're just starting to see some showers now on monday. otherwise, across most of the country it's looking good, is stem bull, $31.00 degrees c resort city of on talia. 36 degrees the high for you. on monday, it has been particularly what, what surround the gulf of guinea, conic re picked up a pretty close to 150 millimeters of rain over the past 24 hours. and look at this . it continues on monday, ivory coast, liberia rate, through to sierra leone free town, a high of $27.00. the the new generation of young people and making demands to we balance id, welcome to generational teams. a global theories attempt to understand and challenge the ideas that mobilize you around the world in london to activate the tackling the root caus

polish regions have adopted laws declaring themselves free of l g b t. ideology. furthermore, at warsaw is constitutional court. no said it rejects decisions by the use court of justice on brussels has similar troubles with hungry to a new hungarian law of buttons, depictions of homosexuality and educational materials and tv shows for the under eighteens. the government has also ordered disclaimers to be puts on books, featuring gay content, stating they contained behavior, inconsistent with traditional gender rules. and it seems the local authorities perceive their laws differently to the use of the european parliament. and the european commission wanted to let the l g, b, t, q activists, and organizations in schools and kindergarten. hungary does not want that debate is about who decides which way we should be the children. according to the european founding treaties, this question evidently falls under the competence of the hungarians. it is a national competence v. you law has primacy over national law and all decisions by the european court of justice, including orders for entering

in general the warsaw past other than east germany were able to enter and play. what happened was always a complicated and kind of depended on the sport being played weathers a team sport or an individual sport and how strong the soviet union in that event us with all the other states were due. when east germany was not allowed a visa the did mass withdraw and boycott. they would wait until very close to the competition began even when they had decided several weeks earlier they were going to withdraw. there were instances particularly when the soviet team was really, really good at certain sports. they did not want to lose out on that. but occasionally they still played. i've said they participated but individual sport is always less distraction because it's an individual sport. a team sport like soccer would not have that level of destruction. i know all the sudden you have uneven groups at the last minute after one group would have two teams they played so that was it. i did become gated for the organizers perspective i see. when you think, should we have taiw

an artist piano shows doc has taken up position outside warsaw, 0 pm commission office flanked by 2 friends. she's calling for a change in her homeland. i don't get the blog. i am doing this for all the reasons who cannot raise their voices at home. go ship a little, get get a lot. and i am screaming because we have been silent for the past 27 years. retention she and other activists want to draw attention to the grim situation and neighboring bella. ruth, never mind. just sending a text message or seeking psychological support is enough information to get you handed over to the militia. attempted to follow up to the 20 year old has lived in poland for 11 years. last year she returned to bella ruth, for the presidential election, hopeful that lucas shank goes rule would end. when the dictator controversially declared himself the winner of a highly contested election, yana, join to the anti regime protest just shows me hire. people were all smiles knowing they are in the majority. you don't to eat somewhere handing out water. others flowers. because we're taxi drivers, we're giving our meals

frontex, based in warsaw, responded by saying it would look into the parliament's recommendations aboutroving. >> europe should change. and if europe changes, every other player will be forced to change. >> reporter: dimitras is disturbed by a european trend of criminalizing pro migration non profits. these asylum seekers were saved off the coast of libya as they tried to reach italy. their rescuers were from doctors without borders, whose ship, the geo barents, replaced other vessels outlawed in italian waters. but after landing the migrants in sicily, the ship was impounded because of what the non profit insists are spurious technical complaints. spokeswoman barbara deck. >> since the beginning of 20201 up till now, at least 790 people have been confirmed dead or missing. the need to be back at sea is imminent. we cannot let people perish at the deadliest sea border of the world. >> reporter: back on the greek island of samos, huda has now been granted asylum. the greeks accepted she was escaping conflict and poverty. but above all protecti her children from an extremely abusive fathe

he told civic forum members in warsaw that he would fight what he called the evil that ruled poland inf amazon. next up is a trip to space. —— the world's richest man. captain sir tom moore's ashes have been buried in his family grave alongside his parents and grandparents. the second world war veteran and nhs charity fundraiser�*s close relatives walked through a guard of honour made up of school children and organisations close to his heart to his final resting place in morton cemetery, riddlesden, west yorkshire, on monday. speaking after the ceremony, captain sir tom's daughter hannah said the family had been very moved by the people who'd come to pay their respects to her father. my father lived with my family and me for nearly 1a years. it is a loss for us, it is a genuine loss. we lost a whole fifth of who we are. how important was it for him to come back to yorkshire? not important, it was more than important. it was just everything. he never lost his accent, you might have heard. he was a yorkshireman through and through. he crossed the boundaries between gender, race, social

the warsaw pact headed up by russia had hundreds of thousands of troops on their western border and natolso owning most of the strategic and nuclear weapons in the world at the time. russia knew it could not dominate and there was peaceful co-existence with the exception of a war in korea and a war in vietnam certainly to contain communism. but this threat is more dangerous in my judgment because they are seeking domination. and while biden will talk competition and cooperation, china will do some of that. it is not going to take them off their desire for domination of the region and domination of the globe and change the sphere of influence that the united states and democracies have. that's at the heart of what this struggle is really all about. and we have to convince them that that goal that they have is impossible and it is going to cost them far too much in terms of their own economic prosperity and their isolation from the world at large. >> dana: i feel like i had a personal tutor in geo politics this morning. i love it. thank you so much. we'll stay in touch with you. this topic