international president into question because it s, it s 20 years later. and people in a city like, my god, you know, one of the cultural economic come to the country or does the 5th largest city in the country. if they don t feel safe and they feel like they need to flee, then again, it s a question of well, what did you really do over the last 20 years? where did you secure, if you can t secure these big cities, then what can we say about the districts and the villages? okay, thank you for that. i mean the t free and campbell in cube and scatter perspective political perspective now from germany. 7 to miller is a member of the countries parliament for the social democrats and sits on the defense committee. welcome to d, w to germany. achieve what it set out to do. and i ve got to stop a hire alone. hello from the north coast. i didn t get the question. i had some technica questions. could you please repeat? did germany achieve what it set out to do in afghanistan? was so fa
from long covert. recent studies suggest women are at greater risk than men. the lungs, heart, brain, or mental health can be affected and it is still not exactly clear what causes long cove it or what can be done to treat it. hello and welcome to are covered 900 special and chris kolber, berlin, being tired out of breath and feeling like the infection simply won t leave. long covert syndrome is grueling for patients and a challenge to medical professionals. now researchers in the german city of allying and might have taken an important step towards understanding more about the condition a single drop of blood. it s all that s needed for the examination. at the university long and matthew monk institute in germany, scientists are looking for the causes of long covert or post covered $900.00 syndrome, in which patients suffer from lingering breathlessness tightness and the chest for fatigue and associates. we ve seen many different blood cells react very strongly, they get big
numbers down. and plastic pollution is a growing problem in indonesia. authorities are unable to even collect much of the garbage. now though, a startup has come up with a way of producing waste. the news i british managing. welcome to the, the other news, a show. glad you could join us. right group, i m listening to national says hong kong to national security law has created a human rights emergency for the people of the city. one year since its implementation and take up and protests have been muzzled. hundreds, arrested for endangering national security and prominent activists put behind bars . but still some persist like student pro democracy activist long, yet chin riding his politics and his love of hong kong into his skin. they ll be with one yet chin even in the darkest days. solving whole whole i hope me remind me of the beliefs i started with, even if i m jailed in the future. one started the group student politicize from last may just after hong kong or is heard a
a knockout gave me 55 years. england now advanced to the quarter finals and play ukraine. ecstatic fans have been celebrating a historic victory the 3 line road and england sword. a to know when against germany finally break because again, it s the best english ministrations. 966 june. we be jeremy law coleman. volkoff is the fact that you know, 10 minutes or so. another company we put it through the box talking is brilliant. and i thought were going to like german fans when the stadium tried to make the best of it. the growth teams play defensively. i think it miller had put it in. we would have sub job. but you know, in the end divided by and munich forward too. much mila gave fans and germany and moments of hope. finally, for a few seconds, the across the channel, the english fans honest, think of ecstasy despite elia, doubts of catch goth southgate structure g. i say we spoke earlier on on may no, no 11 might be a good. yeah. we want to know 90 minutes. i could not believ
mason: good evening. i m anthony mason. and by the time this broadcast is over, three people will be dead, victims of an opioid epidemic that s taking 140 lives in america every day. opioids are responsible for the overwhelming majority of drug deaths, which these maps show have grown dramatically from just under 17,000 in 1999 to 52,000 in 2015, a more than 200% increase. today, president trump declared a public health emergency to fight the epidemic, but critics were quick to say that does not provide the money to get the job done. here s major garrett. we owe it to our children and to our country to do everything in our power to address this national shame and this human tragedy. reporter: president trump stopped short of declaring the opioid crisis a national emergency, opting instead for a public health emergency declaration. it will streamline some access to addiction treatment, but provides few new resources. financing comes from the public health emergency fund,