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demand an end to the lockdown. hello i want to get john's welcome to a business germany's official corona tracing out this up and running the technology can send warnings to users if they've been in close contact with anyone confirmed to have the virus unlike some of its neighbors germany took its time with launching its tracing app was it worth the wait and experts well said that after this report . the demo version of germany's coronavirus tracing app was unveiled in late may it has a simple design and it's easy to use the app was developed by german software giant s a p together with dirty telecom the firms were only commissioned to create it in early may until then the german government had planned to use technology that would have put user data on to central servers critics warn that the system was not secure and

too vulnerable to hackers so brillant switched to a decentralized solution now users remain anonymous and then corrupted data is wiped from their smartphones after 2 weeks. the covert app uses bluetooth to determine which other smart phones are in the vicinity and for how long if an app user tests positive for the corona virus other users who were in longer contact with that person get a warning message. some experts say that around $50000000.00 people in germany would have to use the app for it to be really useful in the fight against the virus it was all clubbed and thus we also have to make it clear to people that we're not going to suddenly get rid of the virus through this app it's just one approach of many they can at least help thin out the chain of infection if not actually interrupt it and the question could. this is the logo of the official german coded tracing app starting today it can be installed on i o s an android mobile phones. now any i ask this boy was an i.t.

entrepreneur and member of germany's digital council how berlin's long awaited corona tracing apple defers from office. i would say it's very comparable to the one in switzerland because it follows the same protocol which is the e.p.i. published by apple and google. is very different from the one in china which takes location and all types of other surveillance data into account which simply does not fit with how a democracy like germany works and then it is similar to the one in france but in france there is a more centralized model in terms of data handling whereas in germany an infected person if tested for infection can send his data to all the other phones so you can compare locally on your phone. whether you have been in contact with an infected person or not in france the contact list is sent centrally and those people

that have been in contact will be notified so in france you have a more data preserving protocol and in germany you have a more personal protocol because you only talk about yourself and which is the mac and comparison is only done on the phones which is the maximum you can do in terms of privacy protection exactly and that was obviously very very important in developing and launching the german tracing app. was they have very early on and i believe millions and millions of people subscribed but only one corona case was actually detected that's a flaw obvious safe from such a flaw with the german app. well i mean they. they have is not for detecting kuroda cases right in the act is for preventing or understanding possible or potential infection chains and because of the relevant context or identified there

might be a high number of false positives in terms of people who are not caught are caught in the contact list but it will not pass positive. and i think this very much fits the german mindset where we're going in for security and safety so yeah i think that we're safe from that plus we have taken the time here locally with the scientific institutions and telco providers who actually measured and kept calibrating everything so the accuracy of what is now in the german app is extremely good. because both of them member of germany's digital council thank you so much for your time. u.s. stocks advanced on tuesday after retail sales surged in may reviving hopes of a swift post pandemic economic rebound a commerce department report showed overall retail receives rose almost 18 percent last month as americans resumed spending after weeks of lockdown but the head of

the u.s. federal reserve jerome powell cautioned that this by the positive data there is still significant uncertainty around the u.s. recovery. well let's cross over to yes quarter in new york for more in response to the retail sales figures u.s. president donald trump tweeted big day for the stock market and jobs is he right. well i mean at least for now things are definitely start to look better but clearly we also shouldn't forget that in the month of april we saw a huge should drop but this 18 percent increase by retail sales was the biggest increase on record and economists had only expected an increase of about 8 percent i'm standing here in downtown brooklyn one of the main shopping areas over here and you see it more and more businesses are reopening but the federal reserve fed chair jerome powell and he mentioned edges of testimony on tuesday that it's

a long road back and that there is a high degree of uncertainty still waiting for us especially as small businesses are still at risk and then also low income americans might find it might be tougher for them actually to get their job back soon so there is some evidence that things are getting better by the way we also get the whole builders sentiment index here on tuesday that also saw the biggest jump in history so things do get better but that does not mean that we reach the level before the crisis any time soon. to in new york thank you so much for this. and our brief look at some other business stories making news. u.s. lawmakers have introduced a bipartisan bill on reforming at craft certification following 2 fatal boeing 737 max crashes the federal aviation authority was accused of being too cozy with boeing doing the plane certification the measures seek to eliminate the ability of

aircraft makers to unduly influence the certification process $77.00 max has been grounded since last year. the swedish government is investing 500000000 euros in scandinavian airline s.a.'s to help it through the coronavirus pandemic the money comes on condition the carrier said new emissions targets the danish government is also expected to put money into s.a.'s which says it needs more than a 1000000000 euros. apple is back in the crosshairs of european union antitrust regulators the e.u. has opened 2 investigations into whether the company's absent violate competition law that comes as the clock grams of efforts to curb the power of silicon valley's tech giants. well the number of new coronavirus cases is still rising in california and told though the state has started to ease the lockdown for some people it's not going far enough they throw caution to the wind and protest against california's

stay at home office. people in huntington beach california don't like anyone messing with their freedom that's why they're right demonstrating against the coronavirus lockdown c.j. parker is a surfer who earns his money as an electrician most of his customers of restaurants he's out of work because the restaurants are in lock down to the fact that california's governor govern you some shut down restaurants and even the beaches make c.j. angry. because if you shut this beach down this is sort of city people right they'll flip cars over and catch him on fire i wouldn't do that but i know that people will do that i mean you don't shut the beach down it really the way we see it their authority ends at the water's edge. and as far as our governor he's a clown. huntington beach is conservative but many here don't take the democratic

governor seriously sunbathing is prohibited the beach from can only be used to play sports or go for a walk and people here are ignoring social distancing guidelines and clearly the police are turning a blind eye thousands in this part of california demonstration on a regular basis against a lockdown but c.j. is not afraid of getting infected by other demonstrators. i'm not afraid of this again i'm not like an door knobs either but i'm not afraid of this but i am afraid of living in my vehicle. i am afraid to get behind on my reading. many americans fear the same like susan worthy. there's people that think that people like us that are out here at this rally are being selfish. you know we're just trying to feed our families. susan owns an antique store near the busy beach pramod not for weeks she resisted the order to close her shop she consciously breaks the

rules she's actually not allowed to sell her wares inside the shop she should be selling at the shop door but she's not afraid of prosecution. i made a phone call. i said. ok what the heck does this mandate mean for our nick to be in and the police officer said well we're following the mandate of the state but we're not going to enforce it the feast days you can hear one sentence over and over again in huntington beach it's better to die free than live in captivity. and that's your business update event of the year for me and. thanks for watching.

bring pharma under pressure. huge protests against a guy or a german corporation that makes insecticides. for years studies are foreign to these materials are damaging the environment. by the manufacturers continue to

make huge profits. and to be. filled with garbage a serious health hazard. the river in kenya. the environmental damage begins right at the shore and by the creatures they will be it is a completely toxic free from. the government has done next to nothing about this problem told local residents decided to take action. in 330. 60 minutes on t.w. . oracle home. or. we know that this is a scary time for us the coronavirus is changing the world changing our lives

so please take care of yourself keep good distance wash your hands if you can stay at how we are d.w.p. for here for you we are working tirelessly to keep you informed on all of our platforms and we're all in this together and together and we're making sure you stay safe everyone stacey stay safe and stay safe the priests stay safe. with bain's dying at record rates these beekeepers are protesting against german chemicals giant bale and a 2 insecticides. we are the victims we provide a huge service to society our bees pollinate food crops and this is the thanks with

us. for decades studies around the world have highlighted the dangers of certain insecticides something bad was keen to hush up they wanted to.