monsanto devastating floods hits new jet survivors who are still feeling the effects are seeking read occasion so we see fox news before the next rains. and the grammy goes to. twice this. african giants town the toll of this year's grammy awards with big when. i met you my kids you know welcome to the program it's becoming a disturbing trend in nigeria gunmen not talk in schools and season people for ransom the latest victims are primary school pupils in cartoon our state barely a day after security forces foiled another attempt to abduct hundreds of students from a school in the same northern state now despite assurances from the government that students safe the attacks continue. dozens of students are bussed back to safety they're fortunate to be free after security forces battled the gunmen who attacked their college and attempted to take them away. first things 1st they pack their bags and head home after a terrifying experience from which 39 people are still missing. but considering the recent spate of attacks the question was not about whether this would happen but when next. when you prepare for the 44 dogfish in not 40. it's also possible that you will have. armed groups referred to locally as bandits have certainly been fully prepared lately it's unlikely that they're coordinated across northern nigeria but poor security has allowed the criminal gangs to stage at least one mass school kidnapping a month since december now the attempts are getting even more frequent the trend has prompted the government of niger state to close all high schools for 2 weeks students in neighboring states are also at risk as nigeria's armed forces remain stretched battling a range of security threats around the country. if bits out border between kenya and somalia has led to kenya pulling out of monday's hearing an international court of justice the 2 countries squabbling over 816-0000 square kilometer triangle in the indian ocean thought to be rich in oil and gas somalia says the time frontin should continue in the same direction as the land border while kenya argues for a horizontal line of somalia's p. was granted technically become landlocked with little access to the high seas from its ports from on the will to dr david my son got from nairobi kenya he's a chairman of the pan african forum and is one invested in this dispute i asked him if pulled out of the court hearing because it is afraid it will lose the case no it does not border out because these are pretty dudek it doesn't border out because they would go to beginning this because it would throw from the word go are good it's good therefore decided that are not is used. where. the question all over or course ain't got the nod or say you're not to act this duck you do you but it could yet of course ain't going you must consent to be a dick and good as you get so might. you know. take the agrement over don't doubt on a night where it was a bit korea that did but you did agree not to talk about it. now ok it was no concept from a new article ok but you keep using the word flawed you see it's flawed why exactly is it flawed and if you don't trust the i.c.c. to tackle the case who do you trust. wrote if you don't want to go do the presiding judge it caused him to the president or of some might be a part of my job that was when did get stuck it did because i think to prevent over the i.c.j. . i have it easy because in the door part of my door they're part of that they've got over to pull over to get even if it prevents i defy any mugisha ok that device is the president of whom i got it you so you'll court that give a pro says would you not brought it boston where it country is if problems we've had a country then you bring in preventing a guy from some idea ok so so who do you trust to tackle this case then. so get it back on so that you go i want to kiss you claude do quadrille i jumped at 7 over to united nations security council jumped at 7 o'clock tonight. you've got to go and i really don't. they wouldn't get you would have in this case we didn't bring you said you didn't get. to consider peace and that god does get on his case we do let a good piece in the region we already i do what we've got a shot bob in the region we don't want any idea why do you get to meet your nym indian origin we warned you i my all going to dish on one america and up front from attacking you bia go under in my eyes you would find my editor who wrote down decided that he had time to sort of damage ok i got to you know do something that myth nobody said ok so so so obviously you want peace and calm in the region and that seems a bit far fetched now because so far both countries kenya and somalia are not on the same page so how can the issue be resolved now here do you not going to just take your guns will you not do that or whether it. is the general manager or the i c j used to play must think i'm going to come so there is no not to go for you fire all. why did you go sounds to me so wendy carlisle so my idea to kenya do you done on a new book you're going to double ok we have a deserved respect or corporate image in the ne ne ne ne did not get me i don't come into ok we have a sort of to do. john no it is not impossible i'm told no finish will do you does your portable it's going to be done they're going to do y. we've got to have court we're going to we're not going to own a but if i pick that you would agree it it well. i'm going to prejudge the government then french you're going to got to do when you don't get grade that you were not president look at doc to my. dr david. chairman of the pan african for me kenya thank you for your time. so if i have as i still dealing with the aftermath of device states in floods in the 6 months after dozens of people were killed and tens of thousands were displaced somewhere relocated to a form of military comp in the competition the army correspondents fred was when you was there to hear their stories. a woman with a heavy heart some of the brain is mourning the death of her son terry book flooding he'd have year to 6 months ago in the desert north of the river niger. he was grazing the animals that day then the river rose and the force of the water swept in a way we could not recover his body. 80 percent of new jersey land these days that rainfall is rare and drought can be did 3 but this time it was the rains which destroyed homes and lives $65.00 people from the village died in the fire including so does. our house out of both. our hearts are broken war has a huge numbers with this past some survivors fall in the mix shift shelter in the cup tourney i'm in. i just read a couple of beat it is cited here its extreme group halt over 2 degrees and this is that i've of the people here that's how they're leaving approx 88 people have been displaced by defrauds. is one of the poorest countries in the world that means 50 financial help from the government for those displaced is unlikely. so. it's a very difficult situation for the people who lost their homes and had to come to this camp. they can't handle leaving and they're missing their former community. it is so funny that a major producer because. the best hope for soda and how fair refugees is that the government get them somewhere safe before the next rains. that's it for now for more stories go to d.w. dot com slash africa or visit our facebook and twitter pages and finally he got it. grammy and it's 2 grammy go to nigeria when a boy and we're scared of what effect the background good features it does give you brown skin girl by beyonce took on best music video. and no one drumcondra me. asking brown skin girl you know for me do you. mean it's after losing the best world music album grammy to and to me last year he was ecstatic. 2 you know when i was this is for my generation of the world and a lesson to every african i love. the way you are no matter what you do you can achieve. them. level low limit. the. level low. of a moment. on the moon from the dome of the. sunset. coming. where i come from we have to fight for a free press i was born and raised in the italian dictatorship protests one to shadow and if you newspapers when official information as a journalist i have walked off the streets of many cantrips and then fall those are all the same forward to social inequality a lack of the freedom of the press and corruption who can afford to stay silent when it comes to the fans of the humans on the scene or microphones who have decided to put their trust in us. my name is jenny paris and i work with. so you know artists concord this year's grammy awards that's coming up on arts and culture and the. on the show why the 17th century dutch master rembrandt fun to ride in painted faraway places he would never see. beyonce to come for a grammy awards this weekend bringing her up to a career total of $28.00 the most grammys ever won by a female artist singer claimed her awards at a socially distanced outdoor ceremony in los angeles she said her success wasn't just about her take a listen as an artist i believe it's my job. and all of our jobs to reflect the times and it's been such a difficult time so i want to uplift encourage celebrate all of the beautiful black queens and kings that continue to inspire me and inspire the whole world this is so overwhelming i've been working my whole life since 9 years old and i'm i can't believe this has been this magical night thank you so much and emotional and historic events do you know be a reporter a dream kind of he's got more scoop on this year's grammy awards a historic night for women who were the big winners well last we saw that beyonce was the big story of the night she actually drew level with the most grammys early in the evening when macon the stallion featuring sea won the best rap performance category for savage make in the study and also won best newcomer. as expected to. dock down favorite future nostalgia took best pop album. irish one record of the year for everything i won't say she spent 6 and speaks to mention the fact that you make in the study and having one in that category too and so the prestigious soul is the goal for have black lives matter protest song i can't breed ok and then the women artists didn't and very they didn't stop their killing there were no other happy female winner in the album of the your category and the award went to. focal ard to thank you thank you. thank you but mostly we just want to thank the fans you guys met us in this imaginary world that we created and we can't tell you how honored we are forever. by this thank you so much and thank you to the recording academy will never forget you did this for us thank you. adrian it all it's pretty harmonious but i thought there was a little bit more controversy brewing on the background there on the night it was very harmonious of course ahead of the event there was a discount for see about blinding lights the global hit from the weekend being nominated the canadian musician behind the weekend did upstaged the grammy slightly by announcing last week that he would be boycotting the grammys for ever for ever and obviously he wasn't performing there but we can maybe take a little look at the performances the did take place why don't we start with meghan the stallion and car to be with wop people have said maybe this was the song video but it wasn't nominated adrian why is that it wasn't a snub be for some reason decided not to submit song but this song that has been on many a song with the year lifts my kid into the grammys in the form of a romantic. performance on the night. i mean yeah i don't get to. be on the show along with everything i wanted. and not the highlight were nominated as best go for months but they lost out to fiona apple they rocked out with the steps ok well we managed to get through that without mentioning any of the male winners i do believe that there were some but ok well let's leave it there for now with the grammys adrian stick around because we do have some other news coming out of los angeles and that is the academy award nominations for this year at their out leading the pack with a whopping 10 nominations as the netflix movie main the tale of legendary hollywood scriptwriter herman mayne kuwait's is in the running for best picture and for best director david fincher. it's also what. it is. and of course no matter lands the gritty migrant worker drama starring frances mcdormand one of a few films that got 6 nominations including best director for chloe zhao which is the 1st ever nomination in the category for a woman of color 2 of this year's most nominated films adrian who else is in the running well there was a posthumous nomination for chadwick boseman as best for his epic performance rainey's black book some. postman played trumpet player and. was already fighting code on country killing filming he died in august 2020 at the age of just 40 free and viola davis also you know nation as best actress for that film now i understand there's another nomination to that's already making history that's why this is steven ewing who's being nominated as best actor for his performance in the not very this is the story of a korean american family moving to an old farm in search of the american dream film has a 5 nominations you know one thing shooting for best picture while another big award ceremony coming up adrian kennedy thanks very much thank you and sticking with oscars news for now the new oscars museum and los angeles is finally complete and ready to receive visitors as soon as it's considered safe with the pandemic the museum says that until then it will be hosting virtual events like this one the academy of motion picture arts and sciences promises the museum will highlight not just the glamour of film but also histories of racism and massaging the within the oscars themselves right now the museum is set to open its doors for rio in september. world renowned cellist yo-yo ma celebrated his 2nd dose of the coronavirus vaccine by giving a surprise concert at a vaccination center in the u.s. state of massachusetts after more received his shots and nurses asked him to stay for a 15 minute observation period and he spent that time by playing pieces by schubert and most said he wanted to get something back. speaking of surprises the owners of a tapas bar in spain got a big one there renovation project turned out to be an archaeological discovery it turns out there bar in the city of seville was originally a 12th century bathhouse archaeologists are stunned at the find with dozens of star shaped skylights and exceptionally well preserved paintings dating back to the period of muslim rule 800 years ago. well the 17th century painter rembrandt fun ryan never traveled far from home but that didn't stop him from painting faraway places he knew very little about a new exhibition called rembrandt's orient has opened here in germany now germany's museums are finally emerging from 4 months of coronavirus lockdown but no one knows for how long the government says they can stay open if infection rates don't rise. museums in germany can open once again but they have to implement safety measures here at potsdam as museum barberini art lovers must buy their tickets online get their temperature taken and leave their contact details. the number of visitors has been drastically limited to only a 3rd of what it was in pretend demick times but those who are here welcomed the reopening. and for me visiting a museum is normal and ordinary and i go quite often and it was pretty difficult for me to stay at home and look at exhibitions online so yeah i'm really happy. but i've been good understand if everyone's a bit careful keeps their distance and looks out for each other then i think it can work wonders will cough and get us. this new normal also meant that organizing the new rembrandt exhibition came with a few challenges for a museum director or to dress tied up. as follow get this. the logistics were extremely difficult pictures of this quality and value are usually accompanied by conservators but that couldn't be the case here so we installed the 6 a bishop along with $26.00 virtual couriers with a bag each time a picture was unpacked and evaluated it was done during a video conference with a representative of the lender's. in my that by. the results are breathtaking works by 17th century master rembrandt and his contemporaries are an invitation to dive into the dutch golden age of painting and understand how artists reacted to what was new to them turbans carpets and lush fabrics through their art rembrandt and his fellow dutch painters illustrated the beginnings of globalization and showed the influence of foreign cultures during the early modern period a west east and. hunter but one that was never on equal footing so at that the visits in owning one of these objects was a real treasure it was a sign of education luxury and affluence so it started a whole trend where the dutch themselves started to be protected wearing turbans even if it times they didn't know exactly which culture it came from what they had little knowledge of distant countries in the. crowd will end up like most of his contemporaries rembrandt never left the netherlands he and his fellow artists represented the foreign as reflected through their own set of values and their understanding of the world. that extended to their many depictions of biblical scene which they often enrich with exotic elements taking great liberties with the stories. even if their representation is were sometimes fanciful the paintings show how artists helped shape a view of the foreign at a time when very few people could go see these places for themselves. only and this exhibition really takes the visitor to a long ago century and distant countries so the yearning that was associated with these places during rembrandt's time still resonates today. in these days of drastically limited travel and social contact the museum barberini offers visitors a chance to explore far away cultures a welcome interlude in these uncertain times. and we'll take you one more place before we go to the snowy climes of siberia some sounds there of the star wars spin off series the mandal lori and i have built their own replica of a spaceship from the show thanks for watching arts and culture. clinton. good. good good good. good good. good. hunting in the arctic circle who has the right to do so in the land of the 1st. sweden supreme court has ruled that exclusive game hunting and fishing rights will be her store to one of the oldest farming community. it was a historic moment for the sammy and a source of aggravation for swedish hunters to get a close up. in 30 minutes on d w. the all war. plan gemini with deafening at. any time i come in the place. pm as captain of the benefit of the class. to sing along to see this to 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