this is the news live from berlin tempers flare at a meeting between the united states and china the 2 sides clash at their 1st talks since president joe biden took office the u.s. calls beijing a threat to global stability and china accuses the u.s. off if ocracy also coming to. germany almost the 1st scientists to give the world hope that the pandemic will end through vaccination german turkish couple as slim to designing it will go down in history as the developers of the violent take

pfizer job being given germany's highest award. and a small protesters are gunned down and. we look at how the country's military leaders are trying to prevent the rest of the world from seeing what is going on. thanks for joining us u.s. and chinese diplomats clashed at their 1st meeting since president joe biden took office the face to face talks scott off to a confrontational start with both sides attacking each other among the issues brought up in the meetings in alaska where human rights the corona virus pandemic and china's military build up in the south china sea the u.s. accused china of threatening global stability and china said the u.s. was hypocritical. it was supposed to be

a traditional photo op between 2 economic and military super powers but instead a backroom brawl exploded on to the world stage as both sides launched scathing indictments also discuss our deep concerns with actions by china including and shins wrong hong kong taiwan cyber attacks on the united states economic coercion toward our allies each of these actions threaten the rules based order that maintains what will stability that's why they're not merely internal matters and why we feel an obligation to raise these issues here today chinese communist party foreign affairs chief yang a chief fired back by questioning america's status as a leader. so we hope that when talking about universal values or international public opinion on the part of the united states we hope the u.s. side will think about whether it feels reassured saying these things because the us does not represent the world it only represents the government of the united states

. and the u.s. secretary of state reasserted america's leadership role i have to tell you what i'm hearing is very different from what you describe. i'm hearing deep satisfaction that the united states is back there were engaged with our allies and partners i'm also hearing deep concern about some of the actions your government is taking but with the mutually agreed diplomatic protocol scrafton china's foreign affairs chief deflected criticism of its own human rights record by pointing back at the u.s. world. in regard to human rights. we hope the u.s. can do a little bit better in this aspect. i mean with us as human rights issues are deeply rooted it didn't just exist during the past 10 years slaughter of african-americans has always been a problem. solved. with

a chilly start to the new normal for relations between china and the u.s. the rest of the world is watching closely to understand where they fit in and this new balance between global powers from on this i'm now joined by chief international editor bits of war coverage at the biden administration's biggest international meeting so far with opening opening with a bang now how big of a deal is this blow up. well you get howard's yeah i mean the language you know to some extent for diplomatic meeting like that it really does take the breath away doesn't it really striking exchange in the fact that these diplomatic niceties who really ignore to that extent but still this was pretty well telegraphed by the bike and ministration before have both been briefing journalists in the days of course but also in a lot of what he's been saying and doing ever since it came to earlier in the year for instance anthony blinken himself the u.s.

secretary of state who we saw in the report there actually during his confirmation hearings before he even became secretary of state said in congress that he believed for instance that china was responsible for genocide in that state solution jang where it's accused of repressing its muslim minority on a grand scale are acting crazy really hard language to be using so the biden missed ration has been queuing up this message all along until this meeting in anchorage that they're going to take a tough line on china and that's really aimed in 2 directions is aimed at china of course but it's also aimed back at home because if there's one thing that can unite american politics at the moment republicans and the democrats who disagree on so much it's that it's appropriate to be taking a tougher line on china that china is the biggest geopolitical challenge that the united states faces was that you were w.'s correspondent in washington during the obama biden years during which joe biden was actively involved in the bushes with

china now fast forward to today that's 5 years later and it seems it's a very different china that biden is facing now. that's right i mean and that just sort of goes to show just how relentless the growth of china has been over the last not just 5 years but 2 decades or so but we've really seen you know significant growth just in the space of the last few years we've seen the chinese economy by some measures it now already is larger than the u.s. economy we've seen the chinese navy. keep part of its military expanding to a massive extent where it's building many many many more new ships every single year and the united states that is challenging us how on the oceans and should we also see china for instance rolling out this massive infrastructure projects around the world called belton road which many see as an opportunity for it to build its influence around the world more than $100.00 countries more than half the countries

in the world have signed up to that but i think also in the biden administration you know thinking back to that time under obama they haunted by ghosts and that's the ghost of what was called the russian reset you may remember this that barack obama came into power after a rocky period in relations between washington and moscow and saying that he wanted to reset relations kind of a fresh start but things then went from bad to worse and the memory of that ghost of that really hangs over the biden ministration they don't want to make the same mistake with china now for a u.s. point of view or do you reckon the obstacles are bigger than the potential benefits . well not necessarily i made the budget ministration once to present this hard line but they're also clear that they want to cooperate with china on some areas and the areas that you can think of are pretty obvious for example global health i mean the pandemic began in china well china has been accused of not being very open

in its communication about the early stages of the outbreak nobody would want that to get worse you know if we relationship between the u.s. and china was so bad that that became to began to trickle through to everything in corporations and public health that could be a big problem in the future think will serve climate change china is taking steps to. enter in to create clean energy things like that but it's still building coal power power stations not just at home but also around the world through that belt and road projects persuading china to stop doing that is going to be absolutely essential and then arms control is also a very important area the german foreign minister speaks to me he just yesterday told me that we are already in an artificial intelligence arms race between china the united states and russia if we're going to have any chance of doing anything about that those countries need to be able to talk to each other which of our. chief international as a thank you richard. a 2nd look now at some of the other stories making headlines

around the world famous writers have rallied in the u.s. city of atlanta to show solidarity with the asian american community this after a gunman killed 8 people including 6 women of asian descent and shootings believed to have been at least partially motivated by racism president joe biden and vice president carla harris are due to visit atlanta later today. tanzania i'm has its 1st female president who has sung was sworn in as head of state following the sudden death of john model fully she will serve for the remainder of his 2nd 5 year term which ends in 2025. surging covert infections have forced some of france's most populous areas into a limited lockdown starting this weekend paris and the north of france have been the worst affected in the country's 3rd wave france recorded nearly 40000 new cases on thursday the government ordered stores to close for months.

germany is all knowing who and. the founders of bio on tech that's a pharmaceutical company based in mines that developed the 1st vaccine against coated 90 the couple were presented to the order of merit by a german president from further steinmeyer at a ceremony at the presidential residence palace it is one of the highest honors conferred by the state and the 1st prize to be awarded by the german president in person is here. in his speech prize signed into virtue for their farsightedness and called the development of the vaccine that is now being used around the world a great service to humanity. can the merc wish you recognize the possibility before it was apparent and develop the desperately needed vaccine with nothing less than the speed of light viewed the english. spoke gently we know of

the weight this protection against infection indecent. you are bound by your groundbreaking discovery is saving lives in life the hoods. it's ensuring our social economic and cultural survival. that you didn't get in future time a person is vaccinated and we take a small step back towards normal life and towards the life we live and the people we love so did mention the really. of this i'm certain seldom has a scientific achievement of such existential importance been grech you can see in this palace. and from that very palace the official residence of german president from. now joined by our political correspondent of spare time is the order of merit of the federal republic of germany is one of the highest honors conferred by the state here how significant is this for the 2 of

them. well just imagine for the 2 of them receiving this on a right here in bellevue palace by the german president who is the head of states and in the presence of the german chancellor who is the head of government so certainly this is a very important award for both of them in his speech from. stress how important that development was that vaccine that's not only benefiting judgments but benefiting people around the world but went beyond the 2 founders of buy on take on he stressed that germany is now witnessing such in frustration as insecurity about the situation here in the country and he stressed that the story of these 2 found us can actually give germany hope in a very difficult moment to curing this pandemic as in the story of these 2 from the we're going to learn more about right now we come back to you in a moment let's have a closer look at the people behind the vaccine. there the dream team behind the

biotech success story has led to the t. and. physicians immunologists pioneering us here at their company's headquarters in minds they've been working on the next generation cancer treatment for more than a decade using m r n 8 technology. that was until news from china emerged about doctors discovering a mysterious new virus spreading rapidly in the city of. at 1st the world didn't pay much attention but zine did. i still remember the day we were having breakfast on january 24th when we made the decision that we needed to get started. we diverted all of our resources into developing a vaccine. and the whole company and all of our partners behind. it was india. so even before the world health organization issued its 1st major

warning the biotech team started working around the clock less than a year later their vaccine was approved in many countries around the world. it's an achievement that's won them praise from the highest levels. if you didn't make the story we in the german government are extremely proud to have such scientists here in our country. doesn't over the past year the couple have had a huge amount of media attention many outlets focused on their turkish heritage or portray them as scientific superheroes but zion and to maci never bask in the glory . we're scientists and and and super hero it just means that that the science that we did is important but we were not alone in developing the

science so i think the whole scientific community is a superhero like the rest of the world both are now looking forward to the time when the pandemic is over and they can return to normal life for truancy and signing that means getting back to work on their original mission developing that new treatment for cancer. modest super heroes that so what's next for the to the nobel prize has been discussed that's certainly modest and although they maybe just maybe considered for the noble prize and they may receive further awards if we judge from what they've said in the past and what we've heard today here as well and better food for less it is very probable that they will simply go back to their labs they will go back to their research and to their developments even when they will continue to receive praise because of that very important coronavirus vaccine our political correspondent thomas sparrow there at the bellevue palace thank you jim. meanwhile germany has resumed astra zeneca

vaccinations a day after the european messenger agency said the drug is safe and effective as the germany works to restore public confidence in the vaccine health minister against ban has underlined that inoculations remained a central plank of the strategy to end the pandemic but that campaign would take more time than faction numbers rising a new variance causing a large share of the cases sponsored germany was now dealing with a 3rd wave escaped europe does not yet have enough vaccine doses to stop the 3rd wave through inoculations alone even though the e.u. can now count on the reliable delivery of drug doses it will still take several weeks until all those groups are completely vaccinated only then there will be people to talk about a 1st loosening of restrictions so we still need to be patient and. chief political correspondent lyndal crane miletus sponsors there's

a shortage of vaccine in europe but we keep hearing about millions of those is going unused in germany what about that. there absolutely is a shortage of vaccine here in germany and in europe as a whole which is why you're hearing some e.u. leaders and also leaders here in germany saying perhaps the e.u. needs to be considering halting exports of vaccine material to at least some other countries including possibly great britain now this idea that there are millions of doses going unused is something that our reporters on the ground looked into about 10 days ago and they could not find any evidence for massive disuse of vaccines in some places they discovered so very small amount of vaccines that had been prepared and then had to be disposed of because they weren't taken right away but to the numbers were very very small indeed and i think you spoke to the head of the vaccine center today who confirmed that you know that's

true. you mentioned export ban sort of being considered by the u.s. the moment that the health minister also have any other suggestions about how to get around this shortage he absolutely did he had a couple of interesting solutions 1st one is that germany would consider going it alone to order the russian vaccine sputnik v. if the e.u. doesn't move forward on that itself as a whole he said however that to do that if germany were to do that it would want to have absolute clarity and commitment about the amount of the vaccine the sputnik that could be provided that was point $1.00 was that he said germany needs to move ahead faster to allow individual physicians so family doctors to administer the vaccine this is something that's been discussed for weeks now but he wants to see faster movement on that germany's government's role in regional governments are

having another coronavirus meeting today what can we expect from the another lockdown around the corner. well the health minister and those from the country's leading health authorities who were with him today in the press conference said that is what needs to happen they said any moves toward opening shops and other facilities should be halted should be reversed because we are heading into exponential infection rate increase and and a situation that could resemble what we had here in mid december where intensive care units were overwhelmed so there is pressure on but we'll see what the regional leaders decide because that in the past we've seen a patchwork come out of these summits and it's not at all clear that will be any different today. but it will cause one of the linda gray thank you. reports from at miramar says security forces have shot dead 8 people during

a confrontation with opponents of the military coup. local news out of myanmar now says police in the central town of on bhang opened fire as they moved in to clear protesters barricades this is mobile phone footage from the scene where people who were also wounded news outlets said protesters were back out on the streets around the country including the largest city young graham . well it was like this is increasingly hard to get out as myanmar's military continues a brutal crackdown on dissent. affected protesters and the media itself the u.n. says at least 5 local news outlets have had their license revoked including myanmar now in addition more than 30 journalists have been arrested kase one here is one of the local reporters and editors who were taken into custody sometimes

under the threat of death members of the foreign press of also been targets such as tines or photographer for the associated press it's believed many jailed journalists awaiting trial ends in same prison facility that's not a tourist for human rights abuses they could face 3 year jail sentences on charges of spreading falls information now let's take a closer look at what journalists face as they try to give us a fuller picture of what's going on in myanmar. was these police offices in yangon charging after anti military demonstrators and a journalist tanking photos of it all several police around ten's or as he tries to get away one puts him in a child called he's then handcuffed and dragged off this happened in late february tens all those pictures were to be sent to his employer. the global news agency a.p. outlets like a d w then by this material so journalists like him are critical for international

media to be able to report on me and mum instead tin's or is now behind bars he and a growing number of journalists and media workers in myanmar and facing up to 3 years in jail under vague charges of violating a public order law. or whatever that that there are tens or was arrested while he was performing his work according to the video recording and pictures published in the news he was arrested while doing his job this is not related at all to the public order law he has been charged with but that's what they are accusing him off . the wall is why. it's estimated that over 200 people have been killed in myanmar in a brutal crackdown on largely peaceful protests since the military's take over on february 1st getting information is becoming trickier to the military

regularly shuts the internet down and it's blocked some social media sites it's also withdrawn the licenses of 5 major media outlets no one is safe under military government especially these days you know and the night that the i regained no media. and media buzz in it that's where one of my daughters got rate at that time at his house already. we've. cracked out our independence mean. there will be no no more press freedom. a decade after the end of the hoon to in myanmar the military is back in charge it's a major setback for press freedom and for journalists on the ground it means facing censorship threats and intimidation once again. football number and the draw for the quarter finals of the champions league has been made and holders by and munich faced tough opposition as they look to retain their crown

there varian's drew a big spending paris sun in a repeat of last season's final rounds leave us other representatives borsa daughter and also face a financial pass they play and to city with the 1st leg to be played in england it's the other ties that had splays liverpool and porto take on chelsea the quarterfinals begin on april 6. zoos around the world have been closed to visitors because of the pandemic with no humans around some animals actually started to get quite bored zookeepers in the czech republic now came up with a novel idea to keep their curious should pansies to taint. things were getting a bit slow for the local chimpanzees at the safari park to work in the north of the

czech republic. zoo staff set up a visual online streaming service with another zoo located in about 170 kilometers away. that is the project that was created here is one of the elements of how to extend enrichment for these animals to offer them a greater source of entertainment and keep them occupied. large screens were set up at both gardens of the chimps at the 2 locations in darfur carlo bay and bruno connecting the 2 groups of chimpanzees now both groups spend a lot of time watching each other see. this out of the tell of the flood about they started watching it just like we watch t.v. or when we were in the cinema even with the same behavior with the details they sit in front of the screen take some goodies nuts or something like that they sit down and really watch it like people at the movies the similarity there is obvious the

man. the streaming service might not make up for the lack of crowds but at least it keeps the primates out of monkey business. to. come back. to. us in the news is a top stories at this hour diplomats from the united states science china have traded. meetings since president joe biden took office the u.s. coal beijing of threats to global stability china accuse the u.s. of hypocrisy. germany resumes the use of the astra zeneca vaccine off of the european medicines agency says. it is 6 health officials warn the country is facing a 3rd wave of defections as traces wryness despite a long down the missing plane. that's it from me and the news seem

much fun i'll go way up next all help show in good shape this time looking not. including an interview with a cosmetic surgery ask mrs. s. in berlin thanks for. the the.

quote. good shape. getting rid of wrinkles tightening up the body of the people use a variety of methods to improve their looks. to embellish one's appearance is as old as mankind. which methods. most effective. and one of the potential. good.

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way toward transmitting systems. my name is not much much and i was nuts keep up your. camera rolling and said wait wait wait a minute i'm not ready for the close up because i want to look my best when i'm on camera well actually this is the best you will. ever get so welcome to in good shape beauty is a complex topic if you want to like yourself when you look into the mirror if you want to make a good impression on others and there's

a good reason for that studies show that students who are perceived as good looking are getting better grades and that applicants who are active and getting a job on the other hand people who are too good looking are perceived as being a competitor and they are not getting the job they wish to embellish once appearance is as old as mankind think of all those cave paintings with made up faces of men or women and even the neanderthals used face paint nowadays the cosmetics industry has a yearly turnover of about $150000000000.00 that's every single year that's a lot of moisture that's a lot of creams and it's not always good for your skin. whether cleansing moisturising or getting made up martina grace love trying out cosmetics one day looking in the mirror she got a nasty shock around her mouth. there were bombs that looked like acne and they kept getting bigger and bigger and there were more and

more of them all the inflammations got bigger and spread to my eyes. she camouflaged the inflamed areas trying to cover them with makeup but that only made things worse. than light it was. a grave soon discovered she had peri oral dermatitis tends to affect people who use cosmetics excessively which is why it's also called stewart s disease because they could easily stock up on the latest products when working them attala just sabina under says it can affect any skin type mostly in women between 20 and 50. yeah the horny outer skin layer and the lip of layer beneath are destroyed by too much cleaning and meister izing 1st it loses and. dries out this feeling of dryness causes people to apply even more that a creams to their skin which causes more damage even though the original intention was actually good. for many people outbreaks occur in fall or winter when dry air

limited sunlight and stress are prevalent that was the case for jenny kaplan shortly after she bought new must garner she noticed red spots and pimples around her own as. a general practitioner recommended 0 therapy which means avoiding all creams and only washing the face with water 20 keppler tried it out. a man and a 2nd is when you stop using cosmetics the skin stretches a lot started to it actually became scaly again because the skin was dry my skin just didn't feel good out. jenny was also diagnosed by dr anders as having perry or ultimate titers she prescribed her a cream containing antibiotics. 'd 'd lining the small pasta else that appear when people have peri oral dermatitis are inflamed sebaceous glands with antibiotic creams patients can reduce inflammation however these antibiotic creams should not

be used for more than 6 weeks or in some severe cases no more than 8 and. 'd certain household products that you might think of right away can help against the affliction like poultices made with black tea or you have to do is boil some strong black tea but it's steep for 30 minutes and then cool then so good cloth in it and place the cloth on the push stools for up to 15 minutes. the tannins in the block to reduce inflammation for those whose rushes have gone away they should avoid one thing at all costs fatty creams. as it is really i prefer recommend the fluids any products from a pharmacy where it says on the label there for sensitive irritated red skin because of their active ingredients they don't cause additional damage to the skin . after a week of using a new cream journey kepler is doing better for stools healing. is for diet if it's already gotten a lot better it's crazy how much skin can impact the way we feel about ourselves.

as also found a way to keep her condition in check by manufacturing her own cosmetics now she only uses her homemade products on her skin. outbreak this we got the right cosmetics and a bit more down time helps peri oral dermatitis heal without any scars or recurrences. if you ask hollywood celebrities or t.v. star how they attain their good looks you were often getting down to like this well i'm drinking plenty of water ok that's true because plenty of water is very important for your skin but it's not the truth one attractive ringtone for you look people needed just a few years ago. just a few years ago it didn't reach into the back of tricks they needed surgeons scalpel sutures and stitches but nowadays it's totally different you can

have beauty that fits right into busy work schedule with botox and with others but those injections don't always help what if the nose is too crooked of the eyes or the breasts are too small or too large then you would need a surgeon in 291125 1000000 cosmetic procedures were performed most of them in brazil but what do i care i'm pretty anyway but medical peter cares so he went to see a plastic surgeon. many people want to have less wrinkle or look younger than they are a force for botox or for

a lot. on almost every street corner. what do you think about botox as a long struggle secret. yes actually lunchtime procedures about outside how moronic ass are many patients of mine consult my clinic and their lunch time because there are small injections usually that downed cause and they have a thomas a bruising. it's a safe straightforward procedure to your clunker and freshen fillers on nice option to give the face more volume and to fill the wrinkles that means you look younger and fresher but the patients need to be careful even the small enchantress feature should be applied by dr with experience and whether profound. training sometimes you can see people with a face but looks like a good mask. what happens so we have to be

a careful with our prejudices but because there are profound clinical diseases like the parkins on that gives you a mask faced but we have to know and we have seen it in the past with it over botox faces the botox. treatment that reduces your mimic action in your face and that means you're a mimic muscles can't work as you normal and that gives you a static appearance on mask appearance because your face looks from isn't what i go is that the options are the other procedure that it's really an come in advancement and the development is listing that means that sutures are listing the face structures to a useful at perience the sutures ourself is also a ball so that means our the end use and new color gene something gives us and that

means you have lost ability in your face the most popular procedure work well. breast augmentation there are 2 of them plans are of that from the room body. to your comment ok if you want to go straight forward for a nice welsh have breast our tricom and. breast augmentation with silicone if you want to have a very natural breast shape and not a break augmentation is are just. meant of a better shape our would recommend. augmentation but you have to know that with fact argumentation it's a 2 step procedure because you will lose thought about 40 percent of your own track after the 1st procedure so you need attached after 6 months. the buttocks can also be shaped in a similar way to the same question from silicon compliance or augmentation so

to form a part of with fat up mentation is a high risk procedure we have a mortality from one to 3000 it was published 2 years ago so we need a really strong indication a very experienced team to do that i'm safe and well done result the half had as vital filler and it's a soft sort if we have really a flattened kraven about erk in the upper quadrant i would suggest to use the implant because it's much stronger and form given shape so you have to really disheartening discuss it with the entourage and what is what you imagine are the results of a better cosmetic medicine of newsgroup to sars for hopefully people to undergo medical treatments mccrory not without risk part of your employment so every action

our life has a risk. pats of cost one here and there go a medical treatment on radical surgery are static surgery and there are risks that and that's reason why you have to look a watch out for really experienced doctor and with clinic with high standards with a quality management that you are really in safe hands and add that you have the opinion that their people care about the doctor's care for you on a higher medical standard thank you very much for this in the new commitment ok it was a pleasure for me thank you. when it comes to wrinkles it's the same as with deposits it's very hard to get rid of them if you want to lose somebody fit you have to change your diet and. more like walking to a gym too far away gym that some fat deposits will stick to your body like

glue and then time has come for liposuction but it's not a procedure without its dangers unsightly dance infections bleeding. pepperidge gold letters gastric infections can always occur in gentle otoh knitted seems to be cry a little isis this is where all your fat deposits are literally ice to weigh. one meter 75 tall and 70 kilos it sounds ideal but felix clinic is still not 100 percent happy with his body. and i still have a few small problem areas on my stomach but i've already tried a few things to get rid of them and that's why i want them treated today with you are they going to. he's going for cry a little lysis dermatologist peter shuttle high has been offering the procedure using extreme cold to produce fat for several years his method is intended for slim people with small fatter posits on the arms by his hips or stomach it's not

suitable for overweight people. the distribution of fat cells of fat pads is genetically determined in women the most stubborn fat deposits are mostly in the upper thighs and buttocks in men on the stomach so we have emergency fact deposits for hard times when we can't get anything to eat they typically respond very poorly to normal diet or exercise. it's a purely aesthetic procedure and it can have side effects. for example that can be a reddening or swelling for a few days what happens now and then someone is very sensitive a bruise can appear that. the treatment should only be carried out by a specialist. this special film is supposed to protect the skin from frostbite because the cold is own. supposed to attack the fat cells below using this device. get in here you can see the typical attachment we use for

a little tummy like this it has to fit exactly you called plate is inside the layer of fat is served in here and at the same time it gets shot cooled by mrs b. . down to minus 11 degree celsius it takes some getting used to especially at the beginning just in pursuit it will hurt a little now especially because it's been searching for so long and it's also getting very cold now and. it's been known for a long time that fat cells are particularly sensitive to cold this is how the procedure works. and it's you're effectively creating artificial inflammation of the fat cells because inflammation terminates the cells metabolism so to speak the energy that remains stored in the cell is used up and when it's been consumed the cell dies in the course of the next few weeks the body transports these dead fat cells away as normal x. created in the stool and so on but scored on this year. after 45 minutes of exposure to the freezing cold the patient is left with

a red and bulge which needs to be worked on. a little to break up the cells structures a little so to speak suppressed. the results are apparent after about 6 to 12 weeks a single treatment can reduce that they can have a layer of fat by one centimeter to improve the a fact the procedure can be repeated. the method can help to reduce small fat deposits however it can not replace a healthy diet and adequate exercise. dermatologists generally warn against the use of too much cream or too much power that there's another embellishing body art form they want to get to 2 worldwide one out of 330 to 49 year old has one italy tops the chart every 2nd has its 2 by contrast in other countries to to use a totally frowned upon or banned.