discover the. live subscribe to documentary on you tube. for a week now the tension in jerusalem has been building anger over israeli plans to evict palestinians from east jerusalem today clashes between palestinians and israeli forces left hundreds wounded in a place where the violence is so often triggered by events from the past this latest crescendo of rocket fire in silence is a fight for the future 2 competing versions and israeli versus a palestinian i'm bring golf in berlin this is the day.

is ready is committed to maintaining the freedom of worship for all faiths we want to preempt in the last 7 years. to get it. because i mean there there are that is that in the extremists who have the opposite in mind it's amazing this is a praying. place that rules this place. or . i can get i can you know there was some kind of image comics. get this in definitely. also coming up in january twitter banned donald trump permanently facebook kicked him out as well but for how long well we don't know and apparently facebook doesn't either twitter was very clear permanently you're permanently banned that's our ruling good night nice

to see you you were in a terrible member of our community and you can't come back again and facebook wanted to have it both ways. to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and to all of you around the world welcome we begin the day with the staccato of shouts screams and sirens heard today over jerusalem hundreds of palestinians were injured when protests turned violent. there were clashes with israeli forces who say they were confronted by extremists at the mosque today's eruption came after weeks of growing resentment over plans to evict a group of palestinians in east jerusalem jewish settlers have laid claim to the way in which they say belong to jewish families prior to 948 palestinians call the plans a land grab with no compensation for the people being forced to leave israel captured used to resume back in 1967 but the end exemption is not recognized internationally

here is white house press secretary jim psaki we are continuing to closely monitor the violence in israel we have serious concerns about the situation including violent confrontations that we've seen over the last few days in a color that weekend with his israeli counterpart our national security adviser jake sullivan reiterated concerns about the potential of fictions of palestinian families from their homes and they agree that the launching of rocket attacks and intending incendiary balloons from gaza to at israel is unacceptable and must be condemned so this is something that our national security team is closely monitoring it was just talking there at the white house for more now i want to bring in baker he's a middle east analyst based here in berlin he worked closely with both the barack obama and joe biden presidential campaigns and he served as communication advisor to the head of the palestinian negotiating team arguments good to have you back on the day officials in gaza now report that

a number of people were killed today how worried are you that this is just the beginning. i mean unfortunately. this is going to be not only just the beginning we are the center colossus of all of this of the israeli occupation and talent to what is happening this was absolutely to be expected anyone with half a brain can see them as was going to outlive. the outrageous assault of the israeli government on east jerusalem and on a mosque state and that shallowing the bombing of gaza this evening where apparently at least 20 people were killed and numerous children is simply unacceptable and the schilens of the international community is deafening. today's annual march to mark the capture of east jerusalem in 1967 by israel was moved back just minutes before it was scheduled to begin with when you look at that i'm

wondering is israel allowing this situation to escalate on purpose israel is not allowing the situation to escalate on israel is escalating the situation on the at the escalation of the occupation and the absolute attempt to crush all palestinian aspirations of any kind of ending of this occupation that is what israel is splitting they are the owners of this a solution they are the owners of the. mosque claimed responsibility for firing rockets towards israel today islamic jihad says that if fired anti-tank missiles there were scenes of celebrations in the gaza strip after what happened today is there a sense among the palestinians that they maybe they haven't won a war but maybe they've won a battle. these are weapons of the week look at what israel did

over 20 deaths over 350 wounded and you're talking about some a few balloons that went up in the air are some where we come glorified fire crackers shot by a greek enemy. doesn't trust people that's the problem the problem is that it is absolutely not forced at all what israel is doing and it is up to them it is on the united states and on the european union to put its money where its mouth and. and this this aggression and they have the power to do it. when i ask about that in just a moment but let me ask you about what's going on in israel right now how much of this do you think is connected with the political paralysis that we're seeing in israel you know brant the problem is that this has been going on shore death it's this has been a homme student growth of the occupation a strengthening of the occupation over decades whether it was under able omar who

was also accused of corruption or not and yahoo or b.b. or the right we are labor or for that exclude it didn't matter they are simply implementing their plan of complete annexation of the in top of all stock and that is what they're doing and we are enabling them along with me and that's what's on the well what would you like to see the united states in the european union do next . they need israelis to understand that it's most favored nation most favored nation status the largest trading block with israel is not the united states it's europe and the united states has been marred just subsidize or of the israeli occupation they hash do they mean must insist on any kind of aid whether it be military economical or political to be tied to israel's at the hearing to international human life human rights and into international law and the problem is

that we are breaking rules in the west we are breaking our own laws and regulations by not subjecting israel to any kind of conditions for all of this aid that we're giving them a little military and economic law that has to have this is something that i would have expected me to say if we're still president but now we've got joe biden in the white house and it sounds like you're saying the same thing is he doing the same thing well because you know the principal has it the principle is the same whether it was truck provided i think that i know that i personally know that joe biden has some very good people in there who are trying to make a difference and i also see a lot of members. of the democratic party including senator sanders and rashida and i.o.c. they are pushing congress to do this they're trying to christie administration and it doesn't need to push that ministrations on what absolutely joe biden this is somewhere where i hope that he he comes out and shows himself to be different than

donald trump and yes i do expect him to do that ok bankers always welcome it's good to get your insights we appreciate your time tonight thank you thanks a lot. is france on the verge of a civil war and that is the warning in an open letter written by a group of french soldiers the letter appeared on the website of a right wing magazine on sunday and has since attracted tens of thousands of code signatories the letter was directed at president emanuel macron and it accuses him of making concessions to islamists the soldiers argue that the survival of france is now at stake the authors describe themselves as active duty soldiers and younger servicemen and women known as generation of fire generation that quote has offered up their lives to destroy the islam is a that you president macro on have made concessions to on our soil

if a civil war breaks out the military will maintain order on its own soil civil war is brewing in france and you know it perfectly well there's a strong words for more now we want to bring in correspondent catherine field she joins us now from paris good evening to you catherine have the french government reacted to this letter. they have indeed and they have been very strong in their condemnation they have sent the interior minister he said this was a crude maneuver he said that if you are in the military you don't do this sort of thing he said these people are anonymous they have no courage the defense minister she said it's a crude political scheme she said the tone vocabulary the references are all those of the extreme right and that's the military they have come out very strongly and said this letter will not go without response and they've even said that if you

don't agree with what the policies are now or the elected president then you should leave the military and they have made it very clear that they will hunt down within the military anyone that they believe signed this last well we know this is not the 1st or whether white a group of retired officers published one a short while ago what would happen to them. yes indeed that 1st letter was published on the 60th anniversary of the failed coup against against then president shall go all for his support of algeria dependents we know very little about what happened to the retired generals but we do know that those serving officers well we don't exactly know whether they were shipped off into retirement or they were shipped off into a back office but at the time the french prime minister john kass states said that . no one will be allowed to have this sort of what he described as an acceptable interference in the political if you like the political discussion in this country

and this form. has there been any support for these letters. it's difficult to say but really i'd be lying to you if i said i knew about most of the people who go on online a bit at least 800000 people have gone online and signed supported as those that don't sign not mislaid so we don't know if people have gone on 2 or 3 times or if these are actually people who have done it we do know that in the stream from a said the position called spectrum and france there are those who support this and who do question whether or not french president to bend your macro has been strong enough in if you like a meeting some of the radical elements of some religions here in france and whether or not he has done enough to. immigration from people who have subsequently been

accused by the carrying out terrorist attacks or supporting terrorist attacks here in france and if there are any war in the. positions of power who is taking this threat seriously. you know as i can make i think this thread that they're worried about is that this is going to whip up a lot more support for the from right ahead of next month's regional elections that they will get big in the elections and that will then allow people to feel if you like respectable voting because it's costly but they could be up to play you could be president met you know micro points that says no this is what they're saying will happen this is what's the national front since they used to call this is what they are saying they're going to do they're going to allow if they're in power so it could well turn into his. if you like his presence as full head and if he does decide to respond directly to these letters and i'm wondering just how fractured

french politics or at the moment the older political parties i mean they've lost massive support that we know. that he came from nowhere became president if he disappears. is there someone to replace him. well 1st off a man who might follow showing no signs of disappearing off the political spectrum has to go to years ago before presidential elections and he still does seem to be there is the one who would make it to a 2nd round runoff against knight le pen quiet rights the left of the political spectrum in france is virtually nonexistent now the socialist party are banned from financially they've had to sell their heads courses are getting very low turnout at elections they're also getting very little funding coming in from members so it's very difficult for them emmanuel micro stole

a lot of emotions from the respectful riots that respectable christian democrat rice that is so. france you really win the community he got a lot of support from them so there's not much they are really the only ones that are getting big support in the polls. the far right national front but again we're a year of presidential elections and 8 years a long time even in french bowlers and that's right it's an eternity that's to sort through and it's you know before you know it from the parents kevin is always thank you thank you. i think he did some things that i prayed with some things i didn't agree with what i liked about donald trump as he was a disruptor you know he came in and shut the system up. well that was caitlin jenner former olympic champion transgender activists and perhaps the

next governor of california general gave her 1st interview as a candidate to fox news the reality t.v. star described herself as an outsider now if this sounds like the play book of former u.s. president donald trump yeah you can trust her ears for months since leaving the white house donald trump's hope on the republican party it's as strong as ever but his public voice was almost muted when twitter and facebook banned him for inciting the riot at the u.s. capitol back in january last week facebook's oversight board ruled that the ban was the right decision hal the decision was reached however needs a rethink in this instance mr trump we are sending them very very much indeed that they did the right thing when they it's jumped from that platforms thoughts they can't just invent groups as they go i know they have to stick to their own rules because if you these 3 as you says have to follow facebook's community standards

and they do us well my next guest has been described by newsweek as a silicon valley's most powerful tech journalist which is another way of saying that she poses the questions big tech doesn't like to hear or answer kara swisher co-founded the tech news website recoat she is now and opinions writer at the new york times and host of the pod cast sway care's good to have you on the program let me ask you about donald trump he won't be returning to facebook this summer but according to what the oversight board decided there could possibly be and all the return of donald trump is that how you understand the decision. no i decided no it's there's no decision and the ban is in place until facebook comes up with policies now the policy might be to ban donald trump and it might not be and then the board may weigh in on whether that was correct but all indications were that the board thought that the ban itself was correct at the time the question is

whether to continue. keeps doing the stuff that got him banned including the big law and things like that and so my guess is that he'll continue to behave badly online and they will not probably bring him back on if they have the choice the the oversight board punted back to facebook the right i mean this was this oversight that we had all last week well i think they were correct that wasn't their job to be monitoring the stout this was facebook didn't have policies in place when they did what they did and so their demand and i think they're quite rightly it's not their job to do facebook's job and so they can rule on jobs that facebook does that's their oversight they're not rule makers and so their whole point was that facebook didn't have a policy here and once they have a policy they can rule on it and that's very different than what facebook did which was abrogate its responsibility over monitoring its platform and so they just tossed it over there in hopes that this board would take up the ball but they were like no thank you we don't want this thing you have to figure it out and then then

we'll look at it after you you do the hard work of figure out what to do about donald trump interviewed one of the board members last week about the trump decision and john samples the vice president of the libertarian think tank kit it was did you get a i wanted to find out about the questions that facebook didn't get answered the questions that the board had posed to facebook take a listen to this exchange did facebook answer all of the questions that the board had for it as it was trying to reach a decision. no it did not we talk about that in the decision it did answer most of them but there were other some decision questions were not responded to there were questions that you didn't get answered i think one was did facebook data on its uses that allow advertisers to micro target people in the run up to the insurrection i mean do we know did facebook make make money on the

mob. i don't know we didn't confront that in the context of this decision so let me ask you how you interpret that i mean he just said that the question that they posed to facebook was not pertinent to the decision that they were they were making in other they had posed the question that made this this seem confusing at best when we were in the interview i mean how do you read. i don't think that's quite what was going on actually i think maybe you are an accurate you know me to the crude but never tell me that i think one of the the issues that they were looking at some of the ones that facebook declined to answer they've declined on the basis either privacy or stuff that had stuff to do with their business that they didn't want competitors to know about and i think the real question is it the real focus which correctly was that the that the board put out is that facebook didn't have any policy here the things they said they were judging donald trump on they weren't using his criteria such as newsworthiness that

there aren't transparent about their punishments that you can't. ban someone indefinitely like at that point was one of the board members tell me you can't put someone in jail indefinitely while you can in certain countries but you really can't you know in a normal legal system and so they wanted they twitter was very clear permanently you're permanently banned that's our ruling good night nice to see you you were in a terrible number of hours community and you can't come back again and facebook wanted to have it both ways they wanted to sort of ban him and get the halo effect of not being a hand made into sedition and at the same time not make the hard call that would get put them out of favor with the republican administration or republican lawmakers and so that's the problem here and i think that's with the with the board correctly pointed out is that facebook needs to put more meat on the bones of these issues which are incredibly difficult no question but they built the platform and therefore they should be able to run it run it properly did facebook has

a policy for high profile profiles correct especially for someone like double not really that would you tell point no they didn't they were not using the newsworthiness criteria they just decide ad hoc and that's really what the board was pointing out and who decides at the end of the day is this a mark zuckerberg decision even. so there is even worse it's one person deciding so there's no policy. in place to what walk this through they sort of do it as a catch as catch can thing and there are certain policies in place are very clear on how to deal with terrorists a group they formulate a policy but the board was simply saying have some policy here that's consistent and they were not consistent and that i think was a really good thing for the board to point out and the board was an aggregate in its responsibility but his facebook handed them was not their responsibility and face it was hoping that marc wasn't the one that has to say donald trump is banned permanently from facebook mark does not want to say that he may have to go and he

also doesn't want to say he can come back and so they were hoping the board would do that this is a decision mark zuckerberg has to make at this moment in time in the history of facebook because that's there's no other way to do it because there's no regulation there's no other services to go to it matters too much and so he was trying to duck a responsibility and he was unable to because as warner we care about 30 seconds what's your gut tell you is he is he's going to say banned for life or is he going to say he can come back i have no idea i have no idea what he's going to do because he's one single person i think probably they'll ban him permanently at some point because donald trump will keep being donald trump and he cannot help himself even though he should all right kara swisher with the new york times it's ok with you thank you thank you. earlier this year many marriage equality advocates were disappointed when the bad can rule that the catholic church cannot bless same sex unions but progressive

catholic churches here in germany they've developed their own plan to give same sex couples the religious recognition and the blessings that they design tanya and cloudy a whole us a getting ready for an unusual church service there a married couple and catholic believers but until now their partnership has not been placed in church. you know we love each other and we want to be together and we want to express that not just at the registry office as we already have but in church too because we both believe and love cannot be wrong. earlier this year the vatican reiterated his position that the roman catholic church cannot bless same sex unions because they are quote not ordered to the creator's plan but the tough line has sparked defiance in germany this week more than 100 churches are holding special blessing services under the slogan love wins open to all couples

irrespective of sexual orientation for those attending this is about meaningful public recognition fantasy of the evening i found it very moving the words were wonderful and we feel really accepted on the unknown thank you. but even some reform minded catholics fear such events may sow division and the official church reaction is disapproving to do if we understand there is a need for these blessings but the bishops conference is of the opinion that this is a provocation we are currently in a theological discussion in germany about reform in the church we have to have the debates 1st such steps can come later so is it. not for the 1st time the roman catholic church faces the question how to respond not just to changing attitudes in society at large but to calls for change from within. well the day is almost done the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either at w news or you can follow me at brant goff t.v. and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll

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a health some german catholic churches are defying the vatican and the pope by affirming gay marriage because. it's in the territory including several. childred the strikes came after hamas militants fired rockets from gaza towards jerusalem after hundreds of palestinians were injured in clashes at a muslim holy site fighting broke out earlier in the day inside jerusalem's musts with police firing stun grenades and tear gas at palestinian demonstrators and a march planned by ultra nationalist israelis through the streets of jerusalem that march was canceled today the violence follows days of protests over plans to evict a group of palestinians from east jerusalem. we're earlier we spoke to.

covering the story for. well it was a very eventful day today which started actually in the morning already even we saw you know serious confrontations on the floor which is also known as the temple mount and very traumatic pictures inside the mosque and then we saw during the course of the day the contentious march 1st being off to gruesome day when nationalist israelis. would be walking through the damascus gate in the muslim quarter in the old city which is seen as a provocation deliberate provocation by palestinians it was 1st period routed by the government and then it was canceled in protest of this decision by the organizers and then at 6 pm local time here air sirens went off in. warning of incoming incoming rockets hamas said earlier issued some sort of

ultimatum as a response to what happened at the mosque saying that israel should withdraw their forces to police from the sheriff and also from the area of checks that are this is where the 4 families and a threat of fiction and of course since then we're seeing now further rocket attacks in the south from gaza to the south but also of course air rates by israel and attacks on gaza. that was tanya kramer there reporting from jerusalem here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world a french court has dismissed the case of a 79 year old french vietnamese woman who wanted to hold chemical giants to account for their part in the vietnam war the company supplied the u.s. with the dangerous talks in agent orange which was dropped over vietnam by the u.s. military the companies say that the u.s.

government bears responsibility me and mars' deposed leader aung sun suu kyi has been ordered to appear in court in person this month she faces a number of charges the most serious of which could see her jailed for 14 years this will be the 1st time that she's been seen in public since the military coup on february 1st the doctor who 1st treated alexina volley after he was poisoned with a nerve agent has been found alive alexander medical scheme was reported missing on saturday after he failed to return from a hunting expedition in siberia his disappearance calls concern because 2 other doctors who treated the russian opposition leader have died this year. germany is making the johnson and johnson one shot corona virus vaccine available to all the adults however the country's vaccine commission is still recommending it for those over the age of 60 because of rare blood clot seen in some recipients the move is

expected to help the country speed up its vaccination program. the u.s. state of florida is releasing genetically modified mosquitoes into the florida keys they go to prevent mosquitoes from spreading diseases environmentalist are concerned that the altered bugs have not been put through proper reviews a similar release in brazil led to an intentional genetic contamination in local mosquitos. the united nations is urging countries to repatriate their citizens from detention camps in syria over 60000 people live in squalid conditions in 2 camps most of them women and children they were sent to the facilities after syrian kurdish forces helped defeat so-called islamic state militant groups in northeast syria journalist daniel has visited one of the camps he spoke to women who say they have given up their militant ideology and are asking

to return to their countries they came from. a dusty playground in northern syria mothers from germany france and the u.s. watching over their children full members of the terror group i asked they are now captives of the kurds and want to return home crete that is from the german city of tal of moroccan descent 8 years ago she followed her husband to live in the self-proclaimed islamic state something she now bitterly regrets she fled taking her 4 children with. but. after we escaped we turned ourselves over to the kurds when we arrived here i didn't even realize we were in a camp that i just left for 2 days because the stress was finally over they told us that we'd be handed over to a government within a couple of months. and that was 3 and a half years ago it doesn't and it's also provided.

nearly 3000 women from 35 countries are stranded at road camp it's smaller and better equipped than others in northern syria and life is largely peaceful but the authorities say half the women detained here still hold extruding mr views they want to deal radicalize the mothers so they can go home. had them in. our aim is to rehabilitate these women and give them a chance to reintegrate into society. so they can lead a normal life back in their home countries. a rehabilitation session for 6 women from europe and canada they make drawings showing a positive and a negative experience in the camp the pictures reflect the mood fences

burning tense a mixture of despair and friend turn. to candy's on as it is cutting him a thin i can see the sun in the sky to me that symbolizes freedom and safety but i'm fenced in and i can't leave this camp it's like a cage my children keep asking me what like outside the camp is like so it is also something exercises like these are useful others are much more skeptical it's a reminder of what we have seen and what we do see and i think it's always helpful if you can feel that you're not alone thank my country it might help some people but every time i put my emotions down on paper it just reminds me of my bad experiences lester and none of the women hope these are the 1st steps towards a better future but the chances of returning home soon are slim few of their home

countries want them back. earlier this year many marriage equality advocates were disappointed with the bad it can rule that the catholic church cannot bless same sex unions but progressive catholic churches here in germany they've developed their own plan to give same sex couples the religious recognition and the blessing they desire. tania and cloudy a whole s. a getting ready for an unusual church service there are a married couple and catholic believers but until now their partnership has not been blessed in church. even once you know we love each other and we want to be together and we want to express that not just at the registry office as we already have but in church too because we both believe and love cannot be wrong. earlier this year the vatican reiterated his position that the roman catholic church cannot bless same sex unions because they are quote not ordered to the

creator's plan but the tough line has sparked defiance in germany this week more than 100 churches are holding special blessing services under the slogan love weans open to all couples irrespective of sexual orientation for those attending this is about meaningful public recognition and see a d.v.d. i found it very moving the words were wonderful and we feel really accepted and you know make it. believe in some reform minded catholics for such events may so division and the official church reaction is disapproving before the do if we understand there is a need for these blessings but the bishops conference is of the opinion that this is a provocation we are currently in a theological discussion in germany about reform in the church we have to have the debates 1st such steps can come later is it. not for the 1st time the roman catholic church faces the question how to respond not just to changing attitudes in society at large but to calls for change from within. a asteroid beginning

in back to earth today the cyrus rex will take around 2 and a half years to make it home it's carrying a precious one kilogram cargo of material sucked up from the asteroid surface scientists hope the cosmic rubble will provide more clues about the origin of life here on earth. the asteroid named venue gives researchers a window into the past. it's about 500 meters wide and composed of the same material that shaped our planet earth. and that's what makes been to such a great find. every 6 years its orbital path brings it close to earth. even a small change in its flight path could result in a collision course. asteroids have changed earth's development about 4000000000

years ago they rained down on the young planets asteroids actually brought things like water and organic chemistry the chemistry that were based on to earth of the 1st place so when you go out and you see what this was like billions of years ago is that going to give us a better window into how how we got here how life started on earth are some of the chemicals in your body some of the water in your body today did they originally get delivered to earth or asteroids. in the space probe set out to answer these questions after landing on the asteroid it spent 500 days mapping the surface the probe also researched its inner structure the data showed how different pockets of warm air on the surface influenced bennett was flight path this was vital information in case the asteroid ever threatened to crash into earth. oh a robotic arm was designed especially for the probe it was installed in october

2020. last year the probe edged close enough to bend to allow the arm to be shot a half meter into the asteroid surface pressurized nitrogen gas was set free and off matter was shaken up that the probe was able to catch pebbles and dust after churning up the material it was vacuumed up by the spacecraft getaway thruster the robotic arm placed his collection in a special capsule then in april the probe sent photos documenting the location of the sample collection now the probe is returning to earth when it gets close it will drop the capsule researchers around the world look forward to examining the contents. the perfect kind of mission of discovery that many of us have dreamt of i mean we saw apollo and the the men walking on the moon returning samples but doing this all robotically in a place that would be very hard to send women a man kind of makes it all very real the precious cargo is set to land in utah in

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in revenue. this is the business i'm so happy you can join us u.s. president joe biden has stressed the need to protect critical infrastructure after somewhere attack forced a private company to shut down a vital pipeline for the u.s. . according to the f.b.i. the attack on the colonial pipeline was carried out by a hacking group known as darkseid the pipeline runs from texas to the atlantic coast and delivers almost half of the fuel consumed there speaking monday biden said the attack shows washington has to work more closely with private companies on cyber security and my administration will be pursuing a global effort we're taxed by transnational criminals who often use laundering networks to carry them out when i moved to committed to save our critical infrastructure which much of which is privately owned. colonial. yan's

court joins us now ends this attack highlight of vulnerabilities in especially the energy infrastructure in the u.s. will it change anything do you think well yeah let's wait and see i mean it's definitely a big warning shot and not at least since the presidential election of the 20th 16 we have seen that the systems in the united states are very vulnerable to cyber attacks joe biden by the way just a couple of weeks ago i mean he proposed this 2.3 trillion infrastructure plan but back then at least he was pretty shy on details how to protect this infrastructure so yeah i guess it's time that this is going to change a plan certainly needed there but how much impact is this having on oil supplies now well i mean that really depends when colonial will be able to fully get the pipeline going if it's just going to take

a couple of days and then the united states can deal was that if it's going to take him or we go longer then it's a different story i mean we did hear from colin you know that probably by the end of the week everything should be going smoothly that's at least what we're hearing from the company at this point. well this is certainly not the 1st time that dark side has come up in connection with cyber attacks on u.s. businesses has that ends. well i mean darkseid itself as far as i understand it's a rather new even if very professional and organ the well organized group i believe this started sometime last year but the hackers who work for them they're definitely experienced and even b b sites and dark side we have seen many attacks on a governmental agencies like the finance department for example on the energy

industry but also for example on hospitals so that's really a life and death situation so it's not just darkseid but overall the soles of cyberattack specially here in the united states have increased tremendously a problem for critical infrastructure thinking yang's court in new york for us there. to germany in our covert vaccine pioneer bio announced record results and significant expansion plans developed the 1st widely used job against covert 19 with the us pharma firm pfizer and the payoff has been enormous it's been delivered to more than 90 countries our financial correspondent charles he breaks down by on tax numbers. it's been a big day for biotech shares of the company by about 10 percent here and frankfurt the after they reported a blowout 1st quarter revenue rose to about 2000000000 euros from just 28000000

euros in the year earlier that's a nearly $100.00 fold increase this is the 4th as a vaccine rollouts around the world start to really boost sales of the vaccine biotech has developed with pfizer they also said today that they plan to build a factory in singapore which could start making these vaccines as soon as 2023 this all helps to answer really a question that a lot of investors have had which is how long will biotech to benefit from the sale of its coronavirus vaccines the answer seems to be for at least several more years . now apart from that new factory in singapore by young tech is also setting up a joint venture in china to produce up to 1000000000 doses for the chinese market overall the german biotech is scrambling to ramp up production to up to 3000000000 doses by the end of next year. big hopes in a small package biotechs in more in a vaccines like these covert 1000 shots could become more familiar across asia.

singapore is the latest node in the company's growing network here at its marburg germany plant 450 employees produce the copen 1000 vaccine around the clock well aware of the significance of the work but. when i'm not at work of course it's fascinating and i like to talk about it especially when working on something so important. but at work we're all focused on the here and now it's important that everyone is focused on what they're doing next so that no mistakes can happen and we produce the right quality. but vaccine quantity is increasingly the focus the pandemic is raging in countries like india the proposal for the w t o would relax patent protections of copan $1000.00 vaccines a potential blow to companies like biotech not everyone is on board. because of scientific research that we now have jobs and treatments and medical ments in the

scenes but it's because of the patents that companies keep investing money into looking for new treatments better treatments better vaccines better drugs and and that you would not have this kind of investment if if there wasn't a proper reward for these companies the industry argues that manufacturers are already ramping up production to the maximum that's the case and marburg employees there produced some $250000000.00 doses in the 1st half of the year later production will be ramped up to a 1000000000 doses or more construction is ongoing at the plant as it expands production capacity it took less than 6 months for the purchase of the building to refit and start production and that in germany which has a reputation for being painfully bureaucratic. that might. it has to be said that the cooperation with the various authorities worked very well when you build something new you have all kinds of different people on board now many people

joined in and were very proactive in the end that helped everything go so quickly of course you still have to adhere to all the regulations as always you know. reaching global vaccination will require a massive help put in vaccines as the clock ticks drug companies like biotech believe they are up to the challenge. now let's take a look at some other business stories making headlines. argentina's president i'll bear the fernandez says he hopes his heavily indebted country will soon reach a deal soon with the international monetary fund to help boost the economy he hopes a deal would be sustainable and would take into account post pandemic conditions. new cases in the us have fallen to their lowest level since september deaths from the virus where their lowest since july over a 3rd of the country's population is fully vaccinated several states have announced

plans to reopen due to the declining infection rates. now infection numbers are also falling in parts of germany that's good news for above areas beer gardens which were officially allowed to reopen on monday that stay this one it outside of munich attracted plenty of visitors that way the warmer weather only those fair gardens and regions for the 7 day into tents right under 100 are allowed to open with hygiene restrictions in place of area is germany's beer capital and beer apartments are no small business the biggest thousands. but not everyone of course has cause to celebrate germany's hotel sector reported a 70 percent drop in bookings in the 1st quarter year on year due to locked out with the summer travel season just around the corner many hope that business will finally pick up again. it's almost holiday season cruise operators. are ready to set sail for popular destinations like the kim erie islands and greece

2 years even handing out covert tests the brits as part of their package holidays but travel firms are making up for lost revenue and with their search. demand expected prices are set to rise. businesses in europe's tourist hot spots are crying out for a return to normalcy. greece's government has allowed restaurants and bars to open for a few days now owners are hoping for a quick return to the good old days. every 1st start has its teething problems but we are an optimistic people we're loyal to our jobs and our customers we believe that everything's going to be alright after a bit of care and attention. germany's northern coastline is gearing up for a vacation season 2 people have been cooped up at home for months on end it could soon be trying for holiday makers to soak up some sun once more and for the tourism

industry to revive its flagging businesses. and a reminder of the top story this hour. u.s. president joe biden has stressed the need to protect critical infrastructure after iran somewhere attacked a private company to shut down a vital field pipeline for the last inst coast according to the f.b.i. the attack on the colonial pipeline was carried out by a hacking group known as darkseid. pharma firm beyond a check says it's investing in singapore to help up production of its and r. and indeed over 1000 vaccines that says the company announced record results for the 1st quarter. that's it for me and that the w. business team for more on these and other business stories visit us online at www dot com slash business also on social media i'm joined now by law thank you so much for watching.

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