i do feel like that is that before you go to communion, this is what happens. you're gonna stream of black gold oil promises starts december 4th, w in the span of just one week 2, promising coronavirus vaccines. the 1st trials show both work very well and preventing covert 19 without serious side effects and they'll arrive not a moment too soon. in europe partial lockdowns known as lock down lights are becoming hard and heavy. and in the us were a person is infected every 2 seconds. now walk down, 2.0 is now just a matter of time. i'm burnt off in berlin. this is the day

we have a lot of work ahead of us knowing the vaccine is going to be effective. it's great news, but we still need to complete the joint process. this is not the time for complacency . there are many, many questions about the condition of action taking back the disease that it's in suppositions, especially if there's going to be a long period yet before a vaccine. it is. so we have to make sure that we are ready for this winter. this is a dangerous virus which could attack every system in the body to those countries, not letting the virus around i'm on a plane was fun. also coming up in just over a month, the u.k. could be headed for a coronavirus christmas and a no deal breaks it new year. and prime minister boris johnson. well,

he's headed for days of self isolation. i get out of that. i'm good as much as don't feel great, and he doesn't matter that i've had the disease and i'm bursting with antibody n.h.s. . increased contact you and say you got so price made, then follow the rules. that's what i'm going to do. it's a really important milestone in the fight against the pending because it demonstrates that our very senior morning 1273 is able to prevent co, 1000 east, including severe disease in people who've received less the president of the u.s. drug maker on his company's experimental. and now very promising coronavirus vaccine to our viewers watching on p.b.s. in the united states and to all of you around the world. welcome. we begin the day with another coronavirus vaccine that is outperforming even the best of

expectations. last monday, pfizer and by on tech were the 1st to announce overwhelmingly positive preliminary results in trials of their coronavirus vaccine. today, just one week later, the u.s. drug maker joins them. now, here is what we know. now, according to my advantage, there vaccine is almost 95 percent effective at preventing covert 19 a crucial difference to the pfizer vaccine, which must be kept at arctic like temperatures at all times the modern a vaccine can be transported and stored in every day refrigerators. and we're going to says it testing continues to go well, the vaccine should be available by spring of next year. well, the good news comes as u.s. president elect joe biden. scientific advisors are planning to meet with drug makers to map out a nationwide vaccination plan. biden's team is moving forward, the troubled ministration has still offered no assistance. and that just as the

u.s. is seeing its biggest spike in corona, virus infections and deaths. since the start of the pandemic, the number of new cases, as you see right here, has more than doubled just in the past month. and while cases are spiking nationwide. the latest hotspots, well, they are in the upper midwest states of north and south dakota, wyoming, iowa and wisconsin, which are reporting record numbers of coded $1000.00 hospitalizations. now in terms of new cases, these are the states that have the highest daily numbers right now. california, texas, illinois, georgia, ohio, and michigan where no one in the u.s. can say that they were not warned public health experts predicted back in march and april that without a well designed strategy, the virus would emerge again with a vengeance. take a listen to what the governor of michigan told her state today. we are in the worst moment of this pandemic. to date. the situation has never been more dire. we are at

the precipice and we need to take some action. because as the weather gets colder and people spend more time indoors, this virus will spread more people will get sick and there will be more fatalities . well, unfortunately, michigan governor stork forecast it applies to the entire country. it's expected that 150000 more people could die by mid january if radical steps are not taken. let's go now to our correspondent there alina cho, moisi is in washington d.c. tonight. good evening to you, carol. you know, there are 2 promising vaccines in the pipeline now, but thousands and thousands could die before we ever see that 1st injection is all of america ready to return to a lockdown. while most of the people

don't want it because it's a very they have economic reasons for that. there are restaurants that they are small businesses. they could not go without help of the government and again, a lockdown. so most part of the population don't want a lockdown, but this would be the fastest way to fight against the fires. and it's going to be really a long time until the vaccine arrives and it is a go through. so it's not that all of a sudden it's, it can be sold, and the otho who is going to be the 1st group of people who get that vaccine. that is a very important question. probably the health for perth, physicians, nurses. and so we can't count yet on that vaccine. people don't want a problem economically. they can't handle a lockdown. and this is the big problem that not only the united states, but several countries around the world are having right now. and this is also when i became really aware of being right now and having, being at it takes us i arrived yesterday. i filmed a report,

there are about 19 and talking to the physicians, the nurses, and also to people who have their own restaurants of their own small businesses. and that maybe may make me be very aware of this problem. worry it paso is on the border with mexico, but no one is talking about the wall anymore. the pandemic is raging here. numbers are soaring. right now we have about $241.00 in patient coburg, 19 cases. now to contrast with about 45 days ago, we only have 30, but a lot of those people that you see going into these tents behind me. they will wind up inside our hospital, have authorities are already arranging to move patients to other cities. if the hospitals become overwhelmed, planning for months of strain, there is going to be a long period yet before a vaccine is here. so we have to make sure that we are ready for this winter. not

only here in el paso, but also around the country. resources are finite. there is already a backlog in dealing with the debt refugee rate it more. outside the hospitals serve as makeshift more terrorists. funeral homes in el paso are so overwhelmed that families sometimes have to wait a week to bury a left. one funeral director, some selfs are struggling to cope, and you are in distress is what we had. it was the level of stress is very high because it is not comparable to how it used to be some months ago we had around 30 services for months. right now we're having around 83 beaches for me is this 2nd wave of the pandemic is not only hitting record numbers of people, many of whom could die. local lockdowns in the past will to try and curb the spread are wreaking havoc a business. here in el paso, there's a 10 pm curfew,

but even during the day, many people stay at home. this is where the economic effects of the pandemic and most clearly be seen downtown el paso seems abandoned also this restaurant wasn't able to keep most of its south. now the owner has to attempt a few clients himself. the current situation had a clear impact on his political decision. he voted for joe biden. i knew he could do better than donald trump, and i think we all hope the same. we hope for a different government that supports us. focus some money, it all works just around the corner. for him, the presidential race is not over yet. north and president biden is not going to be the president of the current's going to be donald trump. he feared his business might be hit by the pandemic. but now he has orders until july next year. republicans, he says, are good for the construction sector. despite his support for trump, he has his own opinion on covert 1000,

specially after he tested positive. everyone is going to get the virus and we're going to fill up the hospitals. testing is one of the crucial instruments to apply to this problem. we get cordy needs 10 testing centers in at basle. he works for a private company that is being paid by the state of texas, but his main concern in the pentagon make is not political. i don't have fully knowledge of what joe biden is planning to do in his administration. but until now we haven't had any kind of difficulties with the current administration. i don't think it's a matter of resources, but the main concern is how to communicate to the people what to do or not. look at noida, their supporters biden supporters to different sites that seem to come together in the past in fear of the coronavirus killing. were you struck by the people that you spoke to?

who say that the trumpet, ministration has done a good job in dealing with the pandemic? yes, brant. because it's pretty clear that though tom didn't take this pandemic seriously from the beginning on. and then you can see the immediate effects. you can see this refrigerated more. you can see people who are dying, and patients and the family members of the people who died and emma, who are now as receiving the well the way they would like to say goodbye in a funeral home because their last ones who have died. i have to be in this refrigerated more so these are really, really tragic stories. and then hearing force from someone who also was infected himself. and this man even took a clearing because the most from set to do so. and he's completely convinced that donald trump is not only writing the political thinks he said, but also in his speech about about the health care and, and kobe 19,

specially since donald trump himself was infected. so of course we were all the whole team were quite shocked to hear that that was, it was, it was shocking. and at the same time we noticed that one of his main reasons to support donald trump. 'd or the economic reason says business is going very well. the construction sector is doing well right now because because people are renovating their homes for a lot of homes. so he has war against orders until next year. as you heard, we know that will pass. so is on the us mexico border. what was the situation like of the mexican side for people who contract the virus? well, officially is there also certain measures on the mexican side and they're supposed to wear a mask always and say, you know, but you also have to consider that we're talking about a very poor side of mexico. and a lot of people they free say are to ward,

go out and have something to eat by the end of the day. and so the virus is not their main concern. surviving is their main concern. and on the mexican side, also a lot of this, people say, cross the border, they want to have a visa, usually they, they would cross the border and they would work, for example, in restaurants as cooks or a waitress in a restaurant. and then they would go back and to live in the cheaper side of the mexican side. and now they are not able to do that anymore because they can't cross the border even though they have a visa. the only ones who are allowed to cross the border are the ones who are u.s. citizens. and i, for example, the owner of the restaurant. i talked to, he lives in the mexican side, but he is a u.s. citizen. so that is why he was allowed to vote, but he ran out of wages because they were all mad because you had a visa, you are not able to go to the u.s. right now. for the search, the power of

a passport there. we know we've got 2 months to go before the barge administration can take any action. i mean, where do you see the u.s. at the end of this year? do you see it in a big lockdown or do you see even more death and misery on the horizon? well, we'll have to see this special task force of. 'd 'd joe biden plans to do what they, i mean, he's really seems to be a very high level group off a professionals and physicians and experts in this field. and we know not only from the united states, but also from germany and from your office that the most effective thing the most effective measure is a lockdown. but we also know how our economy rolls, why it can be really good about why i love down and we'll have to wait. i can tell you where i see the united states and i definitely can tell you that the fire is, is. 'd well, it's killing a lot of people in this country right now. you know,

unfortunately that is the said truth of the u.s., tonight to w.'s totally neutral oil, the story force in washington, d.c., carolina. thank you. thank you, bernie. we have covered the brag sit story for almost half a decade. now we've reported on free trade talks over many months here on the day, but now the end could be in sight and it's not looking very good. there are just days remaining for london in brussels to come to some sort of agreement. and we know deadlines have been broken before in this brigs. it saga, but striking a deal is still nowhere in sight. foreign minister saying no deal could very well be the final result. we have a little more than 40 days left to the 1st of january when everything changes. and of course, it takes weeks to ratify an agreement of this scale. so that is why i think

everybody is now pointing to this week. certainly the next 10 days as a period where we really must find a way forward for the whites. i think we have to start preparing in a very intensive way for no trade to the prices, which is the last thing we need in order to overthrow our resident briggs said analyst alex forrest, while he joins me here at the big table. now it's good to see you again. alex a little is talk what we just heard there from simon company. really. he's spelling it out for little time left to strike a deal. so what's the hold up? well, there are some main sticking points and the 1st 1st one is the whole issue of fish and fisheries because the u.k. wants to take back control of q.k. water has. now this is no this and economic reason, because this is what about no point, no. 4 percent of the british economy. this is purely political. this is about suffering take,

and this is what boris johnson needs to prove to the brics. it is that he can do for them. a 2nd reason is to do with the so-called level playing field. a europe does not want to have a big rival on its doorstep. it wants to make sure that the u.k. is not going to end up south subsidising companies and therefore become a threat. but the u.k. saying that we need to set our own rules and then there is the age old problem with, ireland. northern ireland, of course, stays with the u.k., the republic of violent with the e.u. . the aim is to keep the border between the 2 open, but although an agreement has been made with the u.k. and the e.u. in this withdrawal agreement, we currently have the british government just slating to do that is breaking down trust or you've got all of this going on, and at the same time you've got the british prime minister boris johnson and i'm not going, i'm not making this up. this is true. he is self isolating in his flat, in downing street a 2nd time this year because of the corona virus. take

a listen now, i've got to so why? so late because somebody i was in contact with a few days ago has developed and it doesn't matter that we were doing social distancing. it doesn't matter that i'm good, it's butchers don't feel great. he would do in my circumstances, and i see it doesn't matter that i have the disease or bursting with antibodies, we've got to interrupt the spread of disease. he's bursting with antibodies. i'm in that sports johnson for you right there. i mean, this is not good timing for him a little what a laugh out of. but it's not great timing for the prime minister. is it? no, it's not great timing. as you say, it's the 2nd time he's had to self isolate the 1st time. of course, he actually got kovac 19 and ended up in intensive care in hospital was very, very ill. obviously, very close. i mean, really, the clock is so close to the end of these threats at negotiations and he's holed up in a flat in downing street. and of course this was supposed to be his big reset. there

have been these complete extraordinary shenanigans going on in downing street over the past few days, pitting the ultra ultra brics. it is against the brics. it is you want quite so ultra, including his own feel and say. so what we have seen is the man who has been at the side of boris johnson since 26 being dominant. cummings, publicly water walking out of number 10 downing street carrying a box and leaving. and just before that we had had the director of communications doing the same thing. so this was forest johnson. obviously he wanted to put them in the past now saying, hey boys, i'm back in control. i'm the nice guy, trust me. and he contoured so we got these keyboards, the tears out of downing street. you have interviewed many of them including mr. cummings, and i understand that was not a very pleasant encounter was or no, it wasn't. i wasn't interviewing him. i was interviewing his then boss,

another brick to michael go. oh yes. michael gove. didn't like the questions. he walked off 3 men appeared at my side. 2 of them. i knew one of them. i didn't. it was dominic cummings, who swore me using the f. word until calling me various things, but i'm not allowed. it turns out that many, many people have experienced this, not just journalists, but even conservative m.p.'s. and i think many had had enough said to boris johnson, he's got to go. and finally he decided, yes, he's all especially considering he's other member of the conservative party. could the u.k. be closer to securing this elusive bridge to deal with the e.u.? i mean, the clock is ticking while some think now that because dominic cummings and others have gone yes plus with joe biden in the white house in just a couple of months time. things could be looking good for that. but what does boris johnson want? and we still don't know the answer to that. he must know that business is going to suffer. the economy will suffer if there is not a deal secured with the e.u.

. on the other hand, he's got to keep those bricks. it is half a. he now has time isolating in downing street to make up his mind plenty of time to think about parties done in what he may or may not do for is winding our bricks and analysts with the inside story. thank you alex. it was, alan said, one of the sticking points mentioned fishing quote. the question is, how much access will e.u. fishing boats have to british waters next year? wonder who wants full control over its territorial waters? high drama on the high seas. he doesn't use gay or boxes and barbara vai's a report now from a seaside village in france, where breaks it has residents bracing for some choppy waters. fresh fish from the english channel go unnoticed, latest catch in belong your snowman. his sons about still has been pitching in since he was a teenager. the tiger 3 is a family fishing business in its 3rd generation. it was grandfathered who began

fishing in u.k. water us i'm the owner and i'm waiting for my son to take over. but not if i built this for him. if it was, we've been working here for 47 years. and in the end it's all for him. it turns out the way they expect it will become complicated because there are already too many boats fishing in the channel. the lawn is home to france's biggest fishing port. french fishermen catch more than $200000000.00 euros swath of fish in british waters each year. 10 times more than the u.k. side pulls out of the waters. the french would like to keep bringing home red mullet like these. caught on the u.k. side of the channel despite breck's that everything will grind to hold here. but maybe we can still salvage something. i don't think it will be

a death sentence for coming, but it would be a catastrophe for our lives. for everyone here. there are no walls in the sea. fishermen like stress. many species are born in french waters and move to british seas once they've matured. for centuries, the 2 countries have been sharing their fish and their water was hard to imagine that this could suddenly come to an end. the separation line in the channel runs right here. if there is no deal, the french fishing boats and the european fishing boats lose this entire zone. and we will all meet in this small area of the belgian boats, the dutch and the french. so we will then systematically over fish, and this will quickly lead to bankruptcy.

that also holds true for bigger boats, the captain or is unloading polack, called off the coast of scotland. some of these fish will be sold back to the u.k. . meanwhile, british fisherman sell around 70 percent of their catch to the europeans. it's a matter of taste what they don't like. they sell to the french who are crazy about u.k. courts. see spider place and dover sole or difficult shells. we trust on both sides and we have to save jobs and find a solution. so we can both survive. they have the fish, we have the markets. we have the internal market with a few 100000000 consumers. should we put all this into question we've managed to work together for decades and decades.

in $5000.00 jobs depend on the fishing industry. if there is no breaks in free trade, steal the town's future is at stake and small operations. would we fighting for survival? after a quick break in the harbor, he's heading back out into the channel, u.k. waters only 40 minutes away. but politically, britain and the e.u. remain oceans apart. well, the day is almost done, the conversation continues online. you'll find us on twitter either at u.w. news you can follow me at t.v. . we'd like to leave you tonight with images of space x.'s falcon 9 rocket blasting off from cape canaveral in florida. on board 4 astronauts headed for the international space station. and remember, whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day, we'll see that if you can hear the full

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this is g w. news live from berlin. germany told to prepare stricter coronavirus restrictions are coming just not today. chancellor angela merkel says she was not able to convince regional leaders to tighten the walk down now. so they've agreed to wait another week with infections remaining high medical is pleading with the public keep contact with other people to a minimum. also coming up. another breakthrough in the search for a coded 19 vaccine. the u.s. drug maker says its experimental vaccine has a success rate of nearly 95 percent. and hollywood actors more accustomed to the

red carpet than the football pitch cast their lot with a 52 year soccer club in wales. will the new owners turn the club into the next manchester united? i'm off. it's good to have you with us. we started tonight's in germany and the wrangling over more or less locked down. german chancellor failed to push through tougher coronavirus restrictions after meeting resistance from the leaders of the country's 16 states. today met state for mears, for a video conference. 2 weeks into a partial nationwide walk dale, the chancellor said that the state leaders objected to introducing stricter measures now but added they were open to reassessing the situation. next week the

chancellor said the restrictions imposed already had not yet had the desired effect . and she called on people to reduce social contacts, to an absolute minimum. taking stock of germany's fight against the pandemic. this is what's the chance there had to say. i gather, we have established that the decisions we made an october and the days leading up to that is not enough to reverse the upward trend in infection. but we have managed to slow the increase in the last few days, we've seen a constant number of infections that we are still well off the infection rate of 50 pair 100000 people in 7 days, which the health authorities required to restore track and trace thing. i think the story now to our political correspondent, so i'm young. he's on the story for us here in berlin. good evening to you. so i mean, so how much of

a battle is their right now at the top level of government when it comes to these restrictions? well brian, i think clearly there is a lot of divergence in opinion between the chancellor and some of the state premie as of the 68 states around germany. and clearly today, many of them were pretty annoyed at the chancellor had pushed forward with her proposals for a new rules and tightening of the lockdown restrictions. some of those are state premiers was saying that her plans were unworkable. impossible to enforce, for instance, you know, trying to police how many people are meeting in private homes. there are also complaining that she hadn't discussed her proposals with them in advance. so that's why, what we've ended up with today is a decision to continue debating for at least another week into the middle of next

week. and we've got these appeals for people essentially, to reduce their social contacts, to a minimum. so we know they're going to meet again next week, and we know that infections are leveling off somewhat in germany. does that mean that germany's an germans here, maybe the will see an almost normal christmas and new year? well, i think it's a little early to start predicting what might be going on at christmas and new year . it seems very unlikely that it will be normal. as you say, the measures lock down measures that we've been in for the last 2 weeks seem to be showing some effect. the exponential growth of infections has been beginning to show that. and as we've said, there may well be new tightening measures imposed next week. but at any rate, it seems highly likely that there will be, you know, all sorts of measures relating to, you know, how many people can meet. and fritz's,

whether people who've got any kind of symptoms should be going into quarantine. these are the kind of ideas that are in circulation and as for a normal christmas, well, i really doubt that possibility to be political correspondents. i mean young on the story for us tonight here in berlin, simon, thank you. well, there's been another promising breakthrough in the race for a vaccine against 19 the u.s. from a surgical modernity says it's experimental vaccine is almost 95 percent effective . similar to results of another scene being developed by pfizer and by on tech expects to have enough safety data for u.s. regulators to approve and roll. well, the vaccine at the end of this year, it's nearly a year since china raised the alarm about a novel curren. a virus with the fast pass dissented in one of lou hands went to market over $54000000.00 cases. and more than a 1000000 deaths straight to the well to seeing at 2nd vial of hope in the form of

face. madonna's kovac 19 facts seen this woman is one of $30000.00 volunteers taking part in the vaccine trials according to internal as almost 95 percent effectiveness against illness. the treatment involves 2 injections and does not have to be stored in ultra called conditions. but madonna knows there's a lot of work ahead knowing the vaccine is going to be a factor. it is great news, but we still need to complete the regulatory process, which involves completing the study, generating more to follow safety. and then of course, we need to get busy manufacture. other vaccines will be in production to another vaccine candidate created by pfizer and biotech. also shared promising results. both vaccines are made using what's called m r n a. a genetic code that tells cells to produce a spike protein. these cells will then fight the virus if it enters the body. but

there's a huge operational task ahead. billions of dollars that have to be produced, distributed and stored. and until then, the world health organization is adding everyone to stay vigilant. while we continue to receive encouraging news about 19 vaccines and remain cautiously optimistic about the potential for new tools to start to arrive in the coming months. right, no, we're extremely concerned by the surging cases we're seeing in some countries for now masks distancing and hand washing. also the while its main defense, poland, hungary are blocking passage of the european union's new $1.00 trillion euro budget . the budget includes a $750000000000.00 euro coronavirus relief package, all of the hungary object to a new mechanism that would tie funding to

a commitment to respect for the rule of law. brussels accuses poland and hungry of a routine, judicial independence, and press freedoms in the country. so what are the likely ramifications for the european union questions correspondent barbara vessel in brussels. normal negotiating is over and is, has never happened before at this point in time that the e.u. budget had been vetoed. there was always a lot ahead going and going back and forth back after the summit and after the european parliament has said, ok, we agree on this or that package that was it done deal, but this time now the, those countries are now sort of really sticking it putting a stick into the spokes at the very last moment. what happens now is that they can be found technical work arounds. the european budget can just continue on the basis of last year for a while. and to corona recovery fund can buy a complicated procedure made into

a different type of contract that only 25 european governments agree upon. but all this is going to take time and create a major headache. everybody is really angry about those 2 and on thursday we will see what happens because there's going to be a virtual summit off the european leaders. and i might very well sort of gang up on hungary and on poland and say, do not to do this unless we will really tell you what will happen next year in other issues. if you block this now, it was over his reporting there. let's take a look now at the other stories making headlines around the world to central america. bracing for another devastating storm. hurricane iota has intensified into a category 5 storm. it is said to hit nicaragua and honduras authorities are warning of catastrophic winds of 260 kilometers an hour and life threatening storm surges. more than 1200 migrants arrived in the canary islands over the weekend. authorities say more than 40 wooden boats made the journey from western africa. the

spanish islands have seen a surge in migrant crossings this year. 17000 have arrived since january. the leader of ethiopia's region has urged the un and the african union to condemn ethiopia for using high tech weaponry, including drones in its military offensive against the region. the 2 week conflict threatens to trigger a civil war that could destabilize the region. the funeral has been held for syria's foreign minister. walid out, you died on monday. more of them was a staunch ally of president bashar al assad during syria's civil war. in opposition, strongholds people celebrated by handing out sweets after hearing of his death. was known for his hardline stance against the opposition armenia's government is under new pressure over a peace deal that requires it to hand over territory to eyes or by john. the

agreement ended 6 weeks of fighting over the nagorno region. and it led armenia's foreign minister to resign. meanwhile, azerbaijan has agreed to extend a deadline for armenia to withdraw from a disputed district. by about 10 days, the residents of the cowed by hard district, began a mass exodus ahead of sunday's 1st deadline. as a by john says it is postponing on humanitarian grounds. it has denounced the burning of homes by armenians who are leaving the area. the extension for was an appeal from our media and mediation from russian president vladimir putin. he brokered the deal and has put russian troops on the ground to enforce it. correspondent, it will be sure when she is in the armenian capital year of on we asked her if this peace deal, if it's for this ceasefire has been holding so far. there were previous cease fires that broke almost immediately and fighting continued. but now russian peacekeepers

are on the ground in the territory and they are arriving at that arriving in the past few days. and armenia in the coming days and weeks will be handing over territories that have so far been under armenian control. even they were, even though they are other by john, according to international law. and we've seen and heard reports as well, of people kind of burning their houses in those territories because they don't want their ease arriving as areas to have anything at all. so the resentment continues, even if the fighting has ended and was a militia, are there reporting from the armenian capital year of hollywood actors? ryan reynolds and rob michael lady are the new owners of a football club, playing in england's 5th tier league club. wrexham is actually in wales, and supporters have voted overwhelmingly to approve the 2 and a half $1000000.00 bid in experience. new club owners say they're ready to take the

club to new heights. 14th place team in the 5th tier of english football. why would anyone outside of rural north wales want to buy this club? not sure where to get special, so tired of them opening the same scarf sweater, the new owners advertising their clubs, rural the quitman sponsor. if you look into the mountains and you own livestock, does it even why it's, you know, if we have a good trailer, a fracture? well, because we just became orders of reps, this is huge football. this is how we're used to seeing these hollywood hunks, ryan reynolds on the red carpet or on the big screen. but rob mcelhenney, a director and t.v. star in his own right. not everyone in wrexham knew them before,

but everyone knows them. now. in all honesty, i think they come across as too genuine, as they talk well about the focal. they've researched the clip at office late and i think sick of the best intentions of rex, a vocal coach. now this could play out like a hollywood script, but it may well become a running documentary thing on your favorite streaming service. the story, it's hoped of the little club in wales and its trailer manufacturer, sponsor, your humble. we're already getting it. but it's really at the club that rose mightily from the depths of the 5th league of english football from the 5th fleet. nasa has successfully launched a crew of astronauts into orbit on a privately owned spacecraft. the team before heading to the international space station after taking off from the kennedy space center in florida. today it's the

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surprised himself with what is possible? who is medical really what moves and want to talk to people who follow along the way. that miers and critics alike? how is the world's most powerful woman shaping handling 50 diners from ackles last month. pharma firm. the durned says it's a great day after announcing the results of its coronavirus vaccine trials. the american companies claim that its job is 95 percent effective. comes pot on the heels of biotech and pfizer. a similar breakthrough last week. also coming up asia pacific nations have signed the world's biggest free trade deal. but what does it mean for the other 2 thirds of the world who want involved? and we'll show the lengths. germany's restaurants,

of those are willing to go to in order to survive. the country's latest knock down measures. this is day to day business. i'm in berlin. into the program u.s. farm of them has announced trials of its coronavirus vaccine candidate show it's 95 percent effective. it's the 2nd company to announce successful trials after pfizer in biotech last week, having a working jab on the market, feels tantalizingly close. but will there be enough to go around? well, let's have a look at the numbers. biotech and pfizer are both hoping to distribute a 1000000000 or more doses during 2021 as our madonna. also cured ak is aiming to produce not point $4400000000.00 doses of its candidate. next year, although there may of course be more that, but how much is a vaccine going to cost? well, let's have a look at that too. price is very massively at the bottom end of the market. you've

got u.k. based arses again, astra zeneca has plans to charge the e.u. perhaps as little as $3.00 per dose. johnson and johnson is a bit more expensive. but the 2 front runners biotech, pfizer, modern, are expected to charge even more. that's because of higher production costs. cure back, meanwhile in germany is yet to say how much its candidate is going to cost. so the numbers involved are slowly becoming clearer. whatever happens, a lot of money is going to be changing hands as any vaccine gets distributed. let's speak to our financial correspondent in new york young's quarter. so 2 american firms leading the way, we got pfizer with their german powers buy on tech. how we got modernity, or how close are they to actually getting their vaccines on the market? well, what we're hearing is that journal believes that by the end of the year, they might actually already be shipping the 1st $20000000.00 doses. and then as you

mentioned, $500000000.00 to $1000000000.00 doses over the next to me here. and there is already an agreement with the u.s. administration that the u.s. will get $100000000.00 doses for about $1500000000.00. and they have an option to get another 400 to 1000000 doses, but we do not know the exact timeframe there. and then also we shouldn't forget that we're darn of a scene is not really tested on the kids yet. so there's still some way to go and from pfizer and beyond take we're hearing that by the end of the year, there could be some doses out i've seen a report from in the health official that it might take until the 3rd quarter of next year before we really get a vast amount of we're seeing from beyond tech and pfizer. meanwhile, last week, markets got something of a shot in the arm. if you'll excuse the pun from the, from the report from and by own tech. have we seen something similar from this news

from the today? yeah, very similar, and i'm actually standing in front of a hospital in brooklyn and you can clearly tell, or at least i saw that there are much more ambulances around than, let's say, 3 or 4 weeks ago. so infections are increasing all over the country and that just shows you how crucial it is to get of a c, n out as soon and as safe as possible. and that people also will hopefully take it . so the dow jones industrial average up by almost $500.00 points up by 1.6 percent, and that means we reached a new all time high here on monday. and the dollar is only shy of not even 50 points for the crucial $30000.00 point mark. and then just the one glance at the stock of madonna, up by almost 10 percent. this stock was at around $18.00 apiece at the beginning of the year. and now we're during the trades at almost $100.00. thanks for joining us,

. now u.s., president elect joe biden, has said his administration will strengthen the country's vulnerable economy. despite the exploding pandemic there. he made the comments during a virtual round table with several business and labor leaders to discuss a path to economic recovery. biden has pledged to spend trillions of dollars to, bolster u.s., manufacturing, expand health care, and combat climate change. he said to take office on january the 20th now it covers nearly a 3rd of the entire global economy. the regional comprehensive economic partnership just signed by 15 asia pacific countries or create the world's biggest free trade area, are set our c, p, whatever you call it. the deals impact will go far beyond the countries taking part . nearly

a decade in the making. major pacific's regional comprehensive economic partnership asset is historic with 15 countries is now the largest in the world, south korea, china, japan, and australia, all members of the us need you are not. this agreement signifies that our region, 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 to springboard for recovery in the post-coital era. the combined g.d.p. of the asset members is more than $26.00 trillion u.s. dollars. the next biggest is the pact between the us, mexico and canada. the us m.c.a. . their combined g.d.p. totals more than $24.00 trillion dollars. here opinion comes in 3rd and notable absences. india. he wanted to join, but pulled out amid concerns. industries would be devastated by chinese manufacturing. many analysts expect china to be the biggest winner of the it could

. but there are concerns. it will be too domineering in meddlin, the other countries trading terms. it's a fear that sony grow enough to india pulled out, but without step is it is the german economic institute says the e.u. will lose global influence. canada's trade deal with the block has yet to be ratified. in a think tank says after donald trump leaves office, brussels has to step up its efforts to strike a transatlantic trade deal with the u.s. now to some of the other global stories making the news. saudi arabia, state oil, producer around carey, says it will sell dollar denominated bonds to boost its finances during the current slump in global demand for crude. the range between 3 and 50 years around cause net profits for the 1st 9 months of the year, tumbled almost 50 percent. and he had airways has announced that it will launch direct flights between abu dhabi and tell of the next spring. the announcement follows an agreement by the united arab emirates to normalize relations with israel in september,

as he had was the 1st go to land in israel last month. and australian airline quantas is marking its 100th birthday. it celebrated the occasion with a low level fly past at sydney harbor bridge. the 100 minute flight 100 employees, as well as frequent flyers. qantas has struggled during the pandemic, 3rd grounding the bulk of its fleet, and cutting 30 percent of its workforce. how many countries in europe have gone back into some form of 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 has been allowed. and that is forcing many restaurants to come up with new and inventive solutions, just to survive. event doesn't usually make traditional german food. and during the pandemic marred summer, he's only catered for a few small gatherings since november even they're gone. so he switched to making

typical hearty german fare to go with own well prepared because i've been vacuum packing and cooking with the suv waterbath for a long time. now, the only thing i had to do was buy smaller bags to make smaller portions. sunday roast to go. it was his neighbor's idea and also his salvation because dollars ensure 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 the kazai brothers. they've installed 5 new glass houses where parties of 8 can dine in a warm and corona virus, free environment. they were booked until the end of the year. closing down was out of the question for them, so it was 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, not everyone will be able to get vaccinated at 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 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. that's all from me in the visiting here in berlin for more to check out our website. dot com slash twitter. thanks for joining us and until next time. ok.

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