this is the, the news live from berlin, germany, braces for tighter coronavirus measures. despite a partial lockdown, hospitals are filling, and infection rates are rising. chancellor angela merkel will meet with regional leaders today to discuss tougher restrictions. also coming up a country without a leader to rule faces and of called situational crisis. after the interim president steps down, but peruvian celebrate in the streets. following days of deadly protests, a forced exodus armenian civilians,

abandoned the district ceded to azerbaijan as part of a cease fire agreements, many of torching their homes to leave nothing behind and formula one's 1st and only black driver makes history a turkish run free. in the west since treacherous conditions, lewis hamilton fights his way to victory from behind securing his sevens formula. one world title including michael schumacher. historic time out of as well come to the program, germany could soon impose stricter coronavirus restrictions. chancellor angela merkel is due to meet leaders of the country's 16 states. don measures were introduced only 2 weeks ago, closing bars, restaurants, and museums. despite this new cases have not dropped significantly. according to

the german public health authority, new infections rose by nearly 11000 on monday. joining me now for more is the chief political what can we expect from today's meeting there? what we can definitely expect tighter meses. we've had access to the draft document and there it states that although germany has managed to get out of an exponential phase of we infections and infections, rather this is seen as a small success, but also seen is not enough to spread to prevent the german health services from being overstretched, intensive care units are up to 70 percent and sometimes beyond capacity. and that's why germans have to brace themselves for yet more contact restrictions. clearly, a focus on how many people need each other at any point in time. one of the proposed

measures there is that when people meet in public, it's no longer just 2 households are allowed to meet. it's only one person allowed to meet with 2 members of another household. so more restrictions than to call for absolute minimum contact. also including requirements for mosques in schools is been very different pictures according to which we didn't don't you speak of. so more to come for the german public, which is increasingly concerned that this disease might actually personally affect them. pretty grim outlook in an interview with germany's germany's economy minister peter said he expects that germany called will have to live with considerable precautions and restrictions for at least the next 4 to 5 months. germans have been told that we have a lock down like for weeks now this, what's your take on that?

well that pretty much tails in with the timeline that seems to be crystallizing out of this very promising prospect of actually having vaccinations within weeks over the coming months. there's an expectation here by the company, bio tech that is producing this vaccine, that it could be ready to go at the beginning of next year. and by the time this is able to reach enough people to make a real difference, that could be a couple of months from now. health authorities from now are being told that they should be ready to start. must max mass vaccinations by mid december already. so clearly preparations on the way that i want to talk about this and you complain, launched by the german government is called be a hero and is essentially encouraging people to stay home and be couch potatoes. so let's just check it out. this person subtitle by an english would tell you that's a good talk time. this will get close

to 6, so you just let us know. and so as a result, time that's going to work against the nation's absolute gun. it's been found. if you do, you must spend time going to learn the oceans on the hour. so how is it going to go straight to the school? that's for this book by the german government support for strict coronavirus measures. after all, it's your country. germany is a country that has seen some of the biggest protests. do germans have really have the stomach for more restrictions? yes, they do some 3 quarters of germans see the current restrictions in place as adequate

. and some of them even feel that they should be even tighter. so for now, i'm going to machall has incredible support. it's been rising throughout this crisis. and omens do have the stomach for it. now although there is a very small but very loud group that is firmly against these restrictions, i think the clip then most of all is proof if we need. but we have to do that. there is a german sense of humor. also when it comes to the public will sorties, and it's a very tangible example that the focus when we see new restrictions being announced today is once again more on the individual's responsibility. and not authorities being able to control something like how many people meet at any one time. so it's the firm message that the onus is on every individual to ensure that this doesn't get out of control. chief political adviser is testing labs have long since reached the limits in germany. another term

to ease the pressure. the strategy is in place for the winter now with fewer tests, but targeted to those who need the most and also more rapid tests. but the new strategy comes with challenges as we discovered one hospital in berlin occurring a virus test to make sure this patient's not infected ahead of her operation in a few days' time. it doesn't hurt exactly, but it's very unpleasant. it feels like the swab is poking around in your brain, but the test is obligatory to protect other patients and staff at hospitals like this one in berlin. but many people in germany would like the chance to be tested more regularly. it would be good if we could use the tests to make things like travelling easier to be a bit safer. but that doesn't look likely any time soon. the testing capacity at its limits, the government is trying to ease the pressure on overworked labs,

even some hospitals are shifting away from the more reliable p.c.r. tests. instead, using the faster cheaper antigen test to check best stuff for the virus, has the advantage of rapid tests is that we get a result within 30 minutes. it's relatively reliable and a relatively easy testing system. but on the other hand, the disadvantage is that we know the rapid tests are slightly less sensitive to the virus. the p.c.r. test is the gold standard. it's more precise than a rapid test. it's a fine balance between what's reliable and what's practical. but the rapid test come with that challenges to in germany, they can only be administered by a trained health worker that costs time and money and means people can test themselves at home. nurse eve forman understands that i lemma. as hospital staff, of course we would have like to keep using the p.c.r. tests because they're more sensitive. but i understand the labs are at that limit

and we need the p.c.r. as more urgently for the patients. when they arrive with symptoms, then we have to know fast, but for sure whether they really have coronavirus or not. bowman gets tested once every 2 weeks enough to feel safe. he says. but it's clear any hopes testing could be rolled out on a broader scale will have to wait for many. that means a test of patience instead. look not some of the other developments in the global pandemic. united states has now surpassed 11000000 cases. that's the highest number in the world to spite the us having less than 5 percent of the world's population starting thursday, new zealand will have to wear new zealanders rather will have to wear masks on public transport in oakland and plains nationwide. this comes after several small outbreaks in oakland and authorities in south australia are warning of a dangerous situation after a spike on monday, followed months without any locally acquired cases. over the weekend,

lebanon began to ache lock down to curb the spread of covert 19, health officials call the contra situation critical with hospital capacity at a saturation point, but many dread the economic impact of the restrictions as the country already faces its worst financial crisis. in decades, levanon enters another lockdown. the few people out on the streets of beirut are wondering how they are going to make ends meet, basically not going to work for 2 weeks by sara myself. and the next month i was going to be like so. so, so i don't know the country is registering around 2000 new coronavirus cases every day and it's intensive care units are at 95 percent capacity. that's prompted the government to urge people to put their health 1st and not the economy elana from i don't want to,

we have reached the red line. we've reached a stage of critical danger. and we dread reaching a stage where people are dying in the streets. you know, relief named at the end the sheen found it had authorities hope that this lockdown will give the country's health system a chance to recover but not everyone is convinced the restrictions will make a difference. for many people coming to the fight, missy, having put on no, they are not committed to the lockdown as they are going they are going outside without face masks. so we need to be more committed. others are respecting the lockdown rules, but with lebanon's hospital short of hundreds of doctors, the country likely has a rough road ahead before it can get a grip on the pandemic. have

a look now at some of the other stories making headlines today around the world. so the leader of the g.o.p.'s, rebellious to cry region, has urged the u.n. and the african union to come to me for using high tech weaponry, including drones in its military offensive against the region. to be conflict threatens to trigger a civil war that destabilize the region. at least 7 people died and several others were injured when a fire broke out in a crowded residential district or on sunday, the blaze occurred around 8 pm local time in the heavily built khaldoon area. overpopulate businesses are ok iota as rapidly gain strength and of course, torrential rain and flooding to colombia's caribbean coast. the u.s. national hurricane center won't i? otoh will likely be an extremely dangerous category. 4 storm when it approaches the central american mainland. late on monday,

azerbaijan has agreed to extend a deadline for armenia to withdraw from a disputed district by 10 days. it follows a peace deal that ended 6 weeks of fierce fighting over the the goal carpark region . residents of the college are district begun a mass exodus ahead of the initiative. all deadline on sunday armenian separatists have control the district since the ninety's when armenia and azerbaijan forge a border war after the breakup of the soviet union as well. jan said it was postponing the deadline for humanitarian reasons, but denounces the burning of the homes by armenians leaving the area exemption tums after an appeal from armenia and mediation from russian president vladimir putin. he have brokered the deal and has put russian troops on the ground. as peacekeepers, it's a russian flag. no flying at the end ministry in

a disputed cover hard day straight. russian peacekeeping forces are setting up here as part of a cease fire agreement brokered by moscow. guarding a christian ministry is one of their duties, along with supervising the exodus of armenian troops and civilians from the area. the armenian priests who live in a monastery to remain christian armenians feel they have no other choice but to leave the terms of the peace. do you follow as if by jan to take control of kandahar formally controlled by armenians. those ethnicities have lived here at different times, according to moscow, more done for the past, and people have died in the 6 weeks of fighting in and around the armenians us to burry into dead yes.

but all the dead guys are now our sons. it doesn't matter who died relative or non relative. we're grieving for everyone. but all of the sort of all sure, this agreement with azerbaijan is not mere children. it's about capitulation. that's all of us in that people don't see it. the russian peacekeeping mission will last for 5 years was an option for renewal, as they by chance would have liked their key ally, turkey to be directly involved too. and ankara pushed for darts, but moscow got its way. the armed conflict may be ended for now, but overcoming resentment in both semenya and as a by jan. want to be so easy. and joining us now from capitol yet,

of our show would only ever millions in azerbaijan is now stop shooting at each. they have this current cease fire deal seems to be holding so far. after previous attempts at deals in the last few weeks collapsed, those deals collapsed almost immediately into new fighting. this deal now comes after armenia suffered strategic losses on the battlefield. last week, the armenian prime minister said that he had to sign this deal. now russian peacekeepers are on the ground on the ground. they will be on the ground in or in a car bomb itself and in various strategic points across the region. now armenia in the coming days will be handing over various disputed regions which had been under armenian control, though they were under interim international law. and we've been hearing reports of the people leaving their burning houses so that john has essentially nothing when

they come and also a huge traffic jams of people leaving on their way to get on. so it seems that the fighting has ended, but the resentments certainly were made, remains on both sides. many people in the media, they're not happy with the deal. i understand there's a large protest in europe on it today, and some people are demanding that i mean from the stony resign. what is it the, where there's a protest planned right here where i'm standing on freedom square and yerevan people are and have been angry for the last few days since pushing on signs that peace deal. they feel that he capitulated that he shouldn't have signed the deal. they've been calling for him to leave, leave office. people feel that the huge loss of life on the armenian side was unjustified armenia has said that over 2300 military personnel were killed during

the conflict. azerbaijan hasn't published the figures, but also thousands of people die on the other side. today held a press conference ahead of those protests and he said again that the deal was unavoidable. the peace deal that the war, he was kind of given no choice but to fight. and he said that he accepts fault for what has happened. so it seems that he's unwilling to resign so far despite protests. i mean, what impact will this in the region? well, it seems that this region will become the newest area where russian and russia and turkey will be kind of negotiating behind the scenes and kind of negotiating over their series of influence. after all, russia has a defense treaty with armenia and turkey has been supporting azerbaijan in the past few weeks and including militarily. now moscow, though very much, sees both as

a by john and armenia as part of its sphere of influence. both countries were former soviet countries, and they have very much shown that they only want russian boots on the ground when it comes to the peacekeepers. the kremlin has said in the past few days that there's been no talk of turkish boots on the ground. that seems to be a kind of red line for the russians, though, there has been some talk of a kind of joint observatory center of some sort which turkey could be involved in. but we'll have to wait and see what that is exactly in the next few days and weeks . i mean, in armenia. thank you ali. you're watching the news still to come. lewis hamilton makes history coming from way behind in treacherous conditions. he matched michael record at the turkish front, but 1st to have to rule which has been plunged into

a state of political crisis. following the resignation of its interim president, manual merino agreed to step down after just 5 days in office. he faced an ultimatum from congress following a deadly police crackdown on protesters. merinos resignation is being welcomed by many peruvians after days of anti-government demonstrations. unlike any seen in recent decades. elation on the streets of the capital. as people power a medic. a otic political crisis. yes, it was possible, the chanted after the interim president resigned. euphoric protesters swarm de w.'s reporter on the ground but still plenty of anger here following deadly clashes on saturday. and feline claim that he did not resign the people to

come out, marino was never president, he never represented me more time in returning to late, he waited for people to be killed before he quit. manuel merino resigned. less than a week into the job. here till the senate, and i want to announce to all the country that i tend to my irrevocable resignation of the post of the presidency of the republic. i call for the peace and unity of all peruvians. my commitment is to peru me through italy between his departure came after the own going on rest time, deadly on saturday. riot police and demonstrators treated tear gas. fire works rubber, bullets, and rocks. 2 people died after being shot. politicians join calls for the interim president to go mr. marino and his government have to

resign. meanwhile, the impeached former president who was ousted by congress last week, hit out at his phone. it can't be congress which has put us in this political crisis that has power lies peru for 5 days with death. he will give us a solution which is selecting another pass and that they want legislators gathered late on sunday. but where are able to agree on a new president outside protesters kept watch as their country battered by corporate 19 and facing economic collapse, went to bed without some leader in formula one british driver lewis hamilton made history at the turkish grand prix. is when that means he's equalled. michael schumacher has all time record of 7 world titles, but it wasn't easy in istanbul to fight his way to the front and he had to do it in

the rain. lewis hamilton started 6th on the grid. it is tim ball park, the mercedes driver stayed patient in the wet and slippery conditions. strategy was key. when the chance came, hamilton struck storming past racing points, paris to snatch the lead. he never relinquished it and went on to seal the victory along with this season's world championship. this means hamilton has now equaled the great michelle schumacher his all time record of 7 formula. one world titles he dreamed of this is this. he has a very young when i was young, when we watch inappropriate. this is way, way beyond our dreams, and i think it's so important for kids out there to hopefully see this and know that no one to tell. don't listen to anybody that told you on the cheek something

really impossible and speak it into existence and you've got to work for it. you've got to chase it and you got to never give up. lewis hamilton has solidified his place as one of the greatest racing drivers of all time, and he could go on to reach even more milestones. the head of the international olympic committee, tomas boss, is confident that spectators will be able to attend the tokyo summer games next year as fight the rising coronavirus numbers worldwide. seen in these pictures with japanese prime minister, you see he was super is in japan on a 2 day trip to discuss measures against the by the i.o.c. . i.o.c. chief said he doesn't rule out requiring visitors to get vaccinated in order to protect the japanese korean order. in order to protect the trip, a nice of people and i would offer thanks for the trip. and these people are the

i.o.c. will undertake a great effort so that there's too many possible off for the olympic participants and visitors will arrive here. are regulated if by then a way clean is available. i.o.c. president, it's almost passed between them. and you 1st in space exploration. nasa successfully launched a crew of astronauts into orbit on a privately owned spacecraft. the team of 4 is heading to the international space station after taking off from the kennedy space center in florida is the 1st time in long last company space. x. has ferried crew on an official nasa mission in new crewmembers will run experiments in what to dock after spending a little over than 24 hours in watching the news.

here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you should meet with regional leaders to discuss tighter. coronavirus was fixed only to germany's public health authority . new cases climbs to nearly $11000.00, and azerbaijan has a reach extended deadline by 10 day, just for armenia to withdraw from a disputed district. residents have been preparing to leave their homes. it follows a cease fire deal that ended 6 weeks of fighting over the normal reach asteroids facing the constitutional crisis following the resignation of its interim president mondale held office for just 5 days. protesters are celebrating the move which followed the street demonstrations that left 2 dead and dozens injured. and that's it for me and the news team from now. business was 1st coming up. you

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a trace of oil, but what happened to his dream of black gold? oil prices starts december for a 3rd of world trade drops, didn't want to 15 countries of the asia pacific region sign. any comprehensive trade deal with china at its center is once the rest of the world to make of it. look at the latest from our correspondents, also coming to show you the lengths restaurant and bar owners are willing to go to in order to survive. germany's latest coronavirus locked up. i'm chris cuomo, welcome to the program. the dried under the long awaited mammoth trade agreement in

the asia pacific region. on sunday, 15 countries agreed to forge the world's biggest free trade agreement, including 30 percent of the global population, almost a 3rd of worldwide g.d.p. as well. the pact is set to deliver huge terror of cuts to its ozzie and pacific rim signatories. now the regional comprehensive economic partnership, r c. p, involves the 10 member countries of the association of southeast asian nations bloc . or ozzy on which are brunei, cambodia, and the new malaysia, myanmar, the philippines, singapore, thailand and vietnam. as well as 5 of their partners, australia, china, japan, new zealand, and south korea. all the trade volume of all of these members is around 11 trillion u.s. dollars. or 30 percent worldwide trade. nearly a decade in the making. the regional comprehensive economic partnership or c,

p is historic. many in asia hope it will help speed up recovery from the shocks of the coronavirus pandemic. by lowering tariffs, exports of member countries are expected to grow by more than 10 percent by 2025. according to international think tanks signifies that i rage and which has been the most economically dynamic region of the world in recent decades is still committed to openness and to try and that we will use that as a platform in a springboard for recovery in the post era, a notable absence is india. it didn't want to join too, but withdrew over concerns. its local industries will be devastated by cheaper chinese manufactured goods, as well as political tensions with china. china is already looking beyond your c.e.p.t. deal to bring asia's 3 most technologically advanced countries, even closer together

for the level of integration and stage of economic development in china. japan and south korea are relatively high. so the next step is our 3 countries will try and reach an orsi e.p. plus free trade agreement based on the orsi e.p. agreement. so according to the american peterson institute for international economics, china will be the biggest winner of the free trade agreement. a common criticism is that china is too dominant within the or i will be able to call the shots on important trading terms from japan to new zealand. this fear became much stronger, when india pulled out. let's get more of us from v.w., business correspondent and ring in singapore. and that china is the centerpiece of this agreement, apart from being the biggest market in the region. why is this deal so important to

beijing? oka self it's, it's an extension of china's influence in the region quite obviously. and this deal just cements it all. and to paper, china's involvement in the r.c. p. will help boost the g.d.p. all member nations. and while china has bilateral deals, this will be the 1st multilateral deal that china has sight. and i have 2, significant economic players on the region aren't part of the pact, india and taiwan. tell us more and that well, for obvious reasons, you know, this deal shows alignment with china and including taiwan into the you means recognizing it as an independent nation, which mean no. angus china, on the other hand, india pulled out last november. and a lot of it has to do with general distrust of china,, but india also believes that the r.c., he will be a threat to their exports and local production of ju,

to cheap mean cheap china made imports into the region. so abets going to be in direct competition with india made products. let's move on to the other. financial correspondent also delay me in frankfurt for some more analysis. chelsea, how have markets been reacting to this new free trade agreement? it's been a big boost for many pacific stocks. countries that are involved in this deal. the nikkei in tokyo has been one of the biggest gainers. it was up about 2 percent today and trading up to a 29 year high in particular for japan. this is supposed to be very good for its auto sector, is that all revenue terrified about $50000000000.00 worth of automotive goods that are being treated around that region. so we have seen some big gains and stocks of auto makers in japan, but really across the board. the shanghai composite kosky and south korea all are really gaining today on the hopes over this trade deal. and she also talks among

the european union and china to upgrade an existing trade agreement have been underway for years. what does this new trade pact mean for your i think it's a mixed bag really figure out on the one hand, if this agreement does really boost the economies of, of many of germany's trading partners, especially china and japan. if this does help them get out of the coronavirus that could really filter through to europe as well into germany. but at the same time, there's clearly a shifting shift in global influence going on and europe and the u.s. are really losing out. china is becoming more powerful, especially now through this trade deal in europe and the united states or are being left on the sidelines. i think this does definitely raise a lot more pressure on europe to strike its own deals in that area. you mentioned

that the china deal, which has been in negotiations for quite a long time. so this will certainly light a fire under u.s. officials to, to strike that deal. but we're also seeing a number of other deals with thailand, with, with the new zealand. all these asian pacific countries that the e.u. is also trying to strike deals with just a 1000000000 in frankfurt. thank you. and now to some of the other global business stories making news. china's factory output grows faster than expected in october. and retail sales also continue to recover, although at a slower pace. china, continuing its economic recovery from the pend korean airlines plans, a $1600000000.00 takeover of indian it indebted asiana airlines, a member of star alliance, as the partnership would help avoid the fate of several other carriers or travel restrictions due to the coronavirus pandemic have decimated, passenger demand and forced airlines into bankruptcy. germany has been slow to open

its boardrooms to women with only a few serving in high ranking positions in the country's largest companies. but they are being paid slightly better than their male colleagues according to a study by a consultancy. why? reason being women are in high demand, as companies seek to diversify. many countries in europe have gone back into some sort of a lockdown, trying to stop the 2nd wave of corona virus infections. the measures in germany include restaurants and bars, staying shut since the beginning of the month, only pick up and delivery service are allowed, which is forcing many eateries to come up with new. and inventive solutions to stay alive. event doesn't usually make traditional gym and food. and during the pandemic maad summer, he's only k. to trish few small gatherings since november,

even that gone. so he switched to making typical hottie jim and fat to go. but when i'm well prepared because i've been vacuum packing and cooking with the suv, which a bathroom a long time now the anything i had to do was buy smaller backs to make smaller portions. sunday roast to go. it was his neighbor's idea and also his salvation because dollars isn't sure he qualifies for government aid for his lockdown losses. if i can get it, i'm going to try whether i qualify or not is another story because technically i'm not affected. i don't have a bricks and mortar restaurant, i've always delivered. so i might not qualify at all depending on the conditions, it might not apply to me because i wasn't forced to close a restaurant. once restaurants face financial disaster, they've had to remain closed since the 2nd of november, but their costs remain the same. many operators have invested heavily in the winter

business, like because i brothers, they've installed 5 new glass houses where parties of 8 can dine in a warm and coronavirus free environment. they were booked until the end of the year . closing down was out of the question for them because it's and we're not made for sitting around at home. we have to be here. that's just our mentality. now the premium restaurants team is developing a menu designed for delivery and pick up simple past the dishes, or freshly baked waffles. the brothers know one thing is certain. they have to be flexible and creative. if they want to survive the crisis. yes, not everyone will be able to get vaccinated in the beginning. it's going around the whole world, the pandemic. it doesn't just affect germany. there are travelers and tourists. there are different ways of catching it. so you can't just be thinking about

november when the government promised support. there's also a december january, february, march, and so on. time doesn't stand still. that's why we need to prepare for the next 12 months and come up with some great ideas. perhaps the glass huts weren't such a bad investment romantic seating directly on the canal, a nice place to dine after the coronavirus crisis. and finally, it's only weeks to go until christmas $39.00 days to be precise. and as the clock is ticking, santa claus has found his way to malls across the united states. but even father christmas has to deal with tight restrictions during the ongoing pandemic. there is no sitting on santa's lap this year. last kids get covered instead of that fancy new toy. this mall in bridgeport, connecticut, sand sitting behind

a glass. she'll. but everyone can still get in a jolly mood or at least try to center, still checking whether the kids have been naughty or nice. there's even keep sake chirps. look at that, that social thanks for watching and solving success.

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above make up the book made for mines close this week, world story for aging. joe biden causes a boom for a middle bar. berlin, bidding farewell to take an airport. but we start in finland at the capital's airport in helsinki. dogs are helping to detect corona virus and infected people. the dogs can accurately snip out the virus as early as 5 days before symptoms appear. for a treat, preferably cat food,

this snout can be programmed to find it just about anything more bed bugs, cancer. now it could change the course of corona virus detection. need to see rescued from being euthanized as a puppy in spain. he's returned that favor for years sniffing out deadly disease for the wise new smell detection association and then learned as coded 19 began to spread to see was asked as an experiment to try to detect it. it took you about 7 minutes to figure out that this is what they want it to look for. so that totally blew our minds. you know dog be able to change training sense in 7 minutes. you know, it's the team quickly learned canines can detect a coded $1000.00 infection even 5 days before symptoms appear, with almost 100 percent accuracy. helsinki airport is hosting

a pilot project through december that will include cross referencing canine results with those for medical devices. if you talk to the skin, so here it just takes a simple swab from a restore neck. here. and there you desire. yes, and wait, couple of seconds. a dog can tell immediately if a person has contract it coronavirus. so i received a negative, as all the voluntary tests are proving popular, but no positive signal yet from the finnish government about scaling up. the programme is deputy mayor of vaughan, the site of the airport. i concede it in 2 minutes, took me 2 minutes out and get this budget covers the free tests offered to all arriving passengers. he allocated 330000 euros total to the 4 month dog study. to says the data from this study should help bring in federal funds for expansion

of canine testing, as well as legal adjustments to upgrade the virus sniffing dogs authority to that of their counterparts working in customs because i would like speeches like they can assist and they go to cope both on a human bjorkman is thinking far beyond airports. we could train dogs with the same samples with the same train areas to open up you know, the concert halls or, or being fair is or go to big working places. hospitals or elderly homes, football matches whatever. both york man and bobby line and warn if dylan doesn't harness the potential of the dog program, it's elph, they'll unleash it elsewhere. we can will because she love that. she says health authorities from all over the world want to learn what these noses know.

our next trip is to kenya in 1998, more than $220.00, people were killed and thousands more injured in attacks on the u.s. embassies in nairobi and dar es salaam and tanzania to this day, many victims are still waiting in painful financial restitution. esther remembers that day like it just happened on the 7th of august 1998 at 10. 30 in the morning. she heard the 1st blast when i knew that the whole building was a time window. and that is why i think the previous week to be brought to me because of my getting the 2nd blast, it's when i was thrown out and people tell me that i was collected on the pavement . i looked like i had died. so they thought probably i was that those severely injured, she survived and that they almost a male 10 years later. bombs exploded at u.s. embassies in nairobi, kenya and dar es salaam,

tanzania. the blasts killed 224 people, and injured about 5000. esther was working at the bank right next to the embassy. she was retired on medical grounds at only 42 years old. nevertheless, she still wanted to work, but was rejected because of medical reasons. i was not the noble woman that would be the woman who used to be my, my family. and if it were not to be raised, i feel so sad that i'm not able to you know, to work for my company. from then on the former supervisor dependent on financial support from her family regularly, she meets up with other survivors of the attack. michael lost his mother when he was only 2 years old, douglas lost his eyesight. they've also struggled financially. then they heard of the new deal brokered by the u.s. and the sudanese government sudan has agreed to pay

a $335000000.00 of compensation to the victims of the attacks in return, the u.s. removes the country from its list of state sponsors of terrorism. so dan was listed because it holds that al qaeda leader, osama bin laden as a guest of the government. but with the deal, only former u.s. and local embassy employees are to receive compensation. that's only one percent of the people who were killed or injured, says douglas, with the american garment african list of being american. but we feel we are just human beings like america to be treated just as much as american citizens. now 22 years later, still in pain and needs medication to be able to sleep. if she would receive compensation, she says she would be able to pay the looming school fees so that her sons can finally graduate. i brought 300 discriminated,

hated because i don't feel the difference between the american esther's biggest help now is that the new us president elect joe biden will reconsider the compensation plan and include all survive us for days now, a small middle restaurant in china's capital city, beijing has been inundated with customers. the recent u.s. president elect joe biden. he visited the diner in 2011 as u.s. vice president and won the hearts of many chinese patrons with his noodle diplomacy . this noodle joint in downtown beijing has been popular for years with local residents and tourists. but recently, a new group of visitors has shown up national and international media. all came here yesterday by accident. but today i think there are serious romany dramas that

come here, that's not a starbucks surprise for me. as for the reason it is america's new president elect in 2011. joe biden, america's then vice president had lunch and then president, we felt very honored to say he had his lunch and talk to our chinese customers. you know how i felt he was a very decent and easy going person is a slave. mrs. ya was father opened this traditional beijing restaurant in 1996. mr . biden's visit the restaurant has become well known beyond the city. this is how does not want to talk politics, but her preferences are clear enough to break down, because biden change your restaurant. many people in china got to know i was, i thought, well maybe i'm looking out. they know he came to our place to try traditional beijing dishes and they wanted to try them out themselves and only, yeah,

that's why we feel very positive about him. he might even say we are supportive to the restaurants. it's traditional beijing, dishes noodles, pork buns, and liver stew. it's a simple neighborhood joint. the chinese public quickly noted the modest choice at the time. biden paid just 12 u.s. dollars for a lunch of 5 people. this really shows how nice the food is here. it means chinese cuisine has already made it to the world. the u.s. and china may now be pitted against each other as rivals on the world stage. but when it comes to loot diplomacy, he says, yah, this restaurant is coming out a winner. our final trip brings us to germany. it was here where berlin take an airport finally closed last week. it's the end of an era. and the closure is a special moment that evokes many memories for 2 architects who are now old man.

might hard for an air con and folks in mark have come to say good bye to their airport berlin table before it closes down for good. they wanted to take a walk down memory lane here of another tradition and this is where the wooden puzzle piece floorboards were. very good, but they were very beautiful. but an acoustic disaster because of the wire luggage carts, suitcases with wheels came later back then those carts were allowed. so we scrapped the original floorboards and replaced them with they designed every single detail in this terminal from the building's shape to the interior styling and even the indoor and outdoor signs to go airport wasn't just a run of the mill project for these famous german architects it was their 1st big commission after getting their college degrees. in 1966, their design won the competition for the new airport in the divided city of berlin . at that point in time, teagle was just an airfield. it was originally

a takeoff and landing runway used for air lift planes, bringing goods to the landlocked city of west berlin after the 2nd world war. then it was repurposed in 1974, the new airport opened. over 2000 people came to the event. their entrance ticket was a pair of hexagon shaped glasses like these table became the prototype of the short distance airport. optimizing the space between arrival and departure gates, it was popular with berliners and tourists. the airport was the point of arrival for prominent guests. it was the stage where emotional moments took place like the return of the german soccer world champions in 2014. but the airport became out of touch with modern needs. it was old fashioned and too small for a booming capital city. after german reunification it was necessary to build a new airport and close down. take her. yes,

this is an up shoot. now it's time to 2nd by water. not without a touch of melancholy. because this building documents a time our job was all about serving people's needs. a time when customer was kings would mean that on their final walk through table, the architects had to get used to the empty walkways. due to the coronavirus pandemic, there has been little air traffic turn the airports last months. but the 2 men get consolation from one decision that terminal a will remain standing as a monument to the designers and the people of berlin

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