Journey back to the roots of government my live. Shots family from somalia live Around The World im one of them needed urgent assistance a. Family starts october 8th on d w. From Climate Protection nida to lose that germany is set to miss its emission targets for 2020 tonight Chancellor Merkel gathers her cabinet charged with the task of getting germany back on track will they succeed and finally on to the demand of kids Around The World calling for Climate Action now or will it be a full from grace for the former climate pioneer with consequences for us all on having a home for him by then this is the day. When
we talk about resolutions we never really know heidi will unfold and thats why we must organize them as evolutionary as possible but im pleased to say i was talking to talk about a Climate Change in foreign policies will also be the walks it will tend to be much of a Climate Protection is a human task as i think it is we must pay this price because otherwise we pay completely d
by the testing system so these people weren t being told to self isolate and even those who are told to self isolate, one in five do not fully adhere to that but if this happens and ministers seem keen it happens and ministers seem keen it happens early, we think the uk will be the first developed country to take the step and it marks the point at which in england we are treating this like any other respiratory infection. the mayor of london says the metropolitan police commissioner has days or weeks to restore public trust in her leadership. sadiq khan told the bbc he wants to see an urgent plan from dame cressida dick on how to deal with cultural problems within britain s biggest police force. it comes after the publication last week of a series of racist, misogynist and homophobic messages exchanged by a group of her officers. my expectation is the next time i see her, i want to see what her response is to the example is not of one officer, of 14
at night, or maybe the visitor, the white house visitors logs weren t being recorded, and was just conducting himself in a way that was more secret, and the importance of logs like this is for record keeping sake. i mentioned this example before, but i just keep coming back to it because i kind of love it, but fdr for example, he kept track of every single person that he had dinner with, there are, you know, very meticulous diary entries that he kept, even before white house visitors logs were required, such as having dinner with albert einstein and his wife, and what exactly they ate for dinner and what room they slept in and what time they left the next morning. we ll see if the former president has any details like this, that can provide a little more light on who was going in and out of the white house in the weeks leading up to january 6th and maybe on january 6th. former president trump kept a record of what he ate every day, it would be a lot of well done
kicks that nasty animal out of the dog park? mark langer, dr. langer, we re going to address that subject as well today. what if there s engagement of nato should it reinstitute the draft? i ask that when i have a survey question and there s a military response pertaining to what we should do in ukraine, it s like a hell yeah vote. now it occurs to us if we have skin in the game and weren t being shouldered by 5%. populous, would we feel differently? speaking of which, americans have been supportive of ukraine from afar. what if armed conflict happens in the united states do you know that a whopping 38% says they would leave this country. it makes me wonder would reinstituting the draft make americans reassess the cost of war. and this, the biden administration has been able to avoid the immigration during covid but the emergency rule
have to say it sounded quite fantastical because it seems likely ridiculous there had been this number of deaths in an area that weren t being linked together. he detailed what ultimately turns out to have happened. and said he had been speaking to the police and they won t listen to him so he contacted us, he contacted other lgbt plus organisations, the local newspaper, who all, i believe, contacted the police in the same way that i did, and were essentially dismissed. i think the point really is that alarms had been raised, quite significant alarms had been raised, and the police chose to ignore them. i think it is worthwhile considering whether those alarms were not considered properly because of some form of homophobia or discrimination, or whether it merely just was absolutely poor policing. yes, and we will raise some of those