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has been hit by years of budget cuts and low morale, leaving it less able to enforce the laws that are already on the books. after pro public is report came out, the white house focus more on condemning the leak than on the issue of tax and equality itself with us against any unauthorized disclosure of confidential government information by a person with access is illegal. and we take this very seriously, the biden administration has said that many of its priorities will be paid for by higher taxes on the wealthy. by collecting that money, it seems, or you will be quite a challenge we've been working. and for more on this to go to washington, d. c, and d w, of course on it. currently net, you more carolina. what more can you tell us about the data that pro public has obtained? well, for probably does. information is based on a vast drove of never before seen internal revenue service information to the
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documents reveal payton's in federal income taxes. the old from wealthy, like you mentioned to l. just is also the richest man in the world. and we're in a back and pe, compared with their mass, if wealth or can relation and in the legal form. documents also reveal you information on how little the 25 wealthiest americans pay in taxes by the most conventional measure income. not all of them are able to minimize their income and avoid taxes, but even then the data shows that they still pay extremely low rates. on average, they paid 15.8 percent in personal, federal income taxes between the years 2014 and 2018. and that is lower than the rate a single worker making $45000.00 a year. my pay and american president joe barton, is currently on his way to europe for talks, and he said he wants to raise taxes on the rich. so the tax code needed
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a complete overhaul. well by then has been delivering that clear message already during his political campaign as we sign their report for the election last year. and his message to the highest earner here in the, in the united states is that he and has always been but he's going to raise their taxes. and this is something he took from the progressive in his party and they are called for the one percent to pay their fair share on income taxes. which keep in mind and make that to buy that has been spending a lot of said money for the corporate stimulus packets. now he's planning a big infrastructure reform in the united states, and that will cause again at least a trillion off dollars. so he has to get money into the state treasury and the tax code might have to be changed the yes, but raising the tax rate on billionaires might be a quick way to get money into the state treasury for now. and i guess there needs
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to be some political momentum for that. so my next question is, what has the reaction been in the united states? these revelations are members of the congress are calling now for internal revenue service to investigate how this information was leaked. but for a progressive task, has given more prove to why they have been calling for a long time already for the revamp of the taxes. some democrats have also said that they want to recall that trump tax cuts from the year 2017. that lowered tax rate for the old, her wealthy badge with a type majority in congress. it doesn't really seem like this is going to happen anytime soon. ok, d w carol, you know, she will in washington d. c. thanks so much. a russian court is considering a request to declare organisations linked to jailed opposition leader alex said valley as extremist. the court case is the most far reaching attempt to dismantle
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the valid ip nationwide network. the support prosecutors accuses anti corruption foundation of trying to destabilize russia. if the organization is classified as experienced members can face prison sentences and be prevented from running in september as part of entry elections. let's take a look at how difficult supporting the valley in russia can be. and how the opposition politician has inspired a new wave of activists february in moscow. were filming at the memorial to the murdered opposition leader boris nym. soft. just before the 6th anniversary of his death. a young man who looks like a tourist tells us he's just turned his own life up. somebody down? yeah, boost i was in the police. i resigned when next interval and he was sentenced to prison. was the go or anything?
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it takes courage to resign for political reasons, and especially to speak out in public. but sir gay is determined scores and you can't be scared the whole time by the name servers, not afraid. and neither is it like seeing the found me. it depends on all of us. every one of us has a stake in the future of our country. at the start, any 28 year old sergey was a police officer for 5 years. now he lives on his savings, logging on youtube and instagram. he posted his resignation online on the dane of only was convicted, sergey was still wearing the police uniform. the verdict against not only was the last straw. he was also dismayed by the brutal police crackdown on demonstrations. the inspect that's in st. petersburg throws a police officer to women to the ground. there were no charges against him,
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and he wasn't even fire. i don't want to be part of this system anymore. i'm ashamed of the violence even though i wasn't. sure somebody's going to bring him up . in march shaggy travel to moscow, attending a seminar for local politicians, organized by civil rights activists. among the speakers and prominent opposition, figures looks, you know, we can minutes, police storm the room. they risk everyone present, including one speaker, we were in the middle of interviewing with dangerous opposing the government. but this has about russia. future therapy himself was arrested for the 1st time in his life. he was released and later find his former colleagues, he says, would not understand his actions, like most in russia. they are not interested in politics. just 3 cases have been
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reported of police officers resigning over the latest violence unrest. let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. joe barton has withdrawn an executive order made by donald trump that tried to ban chinese own mobile apps, tick tock, and we chat on national security concerns. instead, the biden administration will conduct a review to identify security risks associated with aps, owned by foreign companies. albany as part of it has voted 104 votes to 7, to impeach president eelie or mater for interfering and part of entry elections and violating the constitution. a spokesman for mate, i called the decision unconstitutional. vote has to be approved by the constitutional court. the former volkswagen ceo martin ventercore and 3 other former executives have agreed to pay the company
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a total of $288000000.00 euros money as compensation for their failure to promptly deal with the scandal over diesel engines rig to cheat on emissions test. so called diesel gate has caused volkswagen more than 30000000000. the burly now is back. but with a twist, this year's film festival in berlin will be an open air celebration. everything is set for a summer special that will feature outdoor public readings of more than $100.00 films from the burly. now the selections, the films will be shown in 16 opener cinemas throughout the city. the burly knowledge of central location will be especially created open air cinema on berlin, museum island, or the festival. red carpet has been rolled out. and let's go live now to w scott ross for a vendor in burly. now the reporter at scott burley. now al fresco, so to speak, i guess. what does it look like?
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yeah, well you can see behind me there just setting things up for the opening ceremony tonight. for the 1st open air version of the building. i'm have to say i quite enjoy it. i mean, i'm used to really freezing my butt off in the red carpet in the winter here and lynn dab a bailey and i'll are right in the middle of summer is fantastic. we'll see how it goes. this is supposed to be really a bell in our, for the audience. this is the 1st sort of really public film festival that we've had since the start of corona. and i'm really excited to be how parents are and how many films are being shown and how are they selected? well, you mentioned quite a few films. they're going to be shown here. we're going to see all 15 of the competition film. they all had its official competition online only in march this year. so those films are going to be shown for an audience for the 1st time, a live audience for the 1st time. and then we have sort of the winners of all the other sections of the valley. now let's sort of sort of a best ob,
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that have been picked to be shown for the berlin audience because that's really what this summer special's about is about the actual audience, the actual ordinary movie fans here in berlin that have been starved of the real movie experience for so long for over a year now. ok, this is if memory serves the 71st barely now has there ever been anything like this is history. well, no, not really. i mean berlin initially did start as a summer festival. well, even before my time in the fifty's and sixty's before it was then moved to the winter months. so since then in the last decades, we've never had anything like this. and the 3rd is over the summer celebration of cinema here in berlin. and of course, we've never had an open air festival, which is this, this one is going to be because of cobit restrictions. so it would be really interesting to see how the berlin audience embraces dispensable and all the interest to see if berlin could really pull it off, because this is a 1st time event. and there are, of course,
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a lot of security and safety issues concerns around cope. it's still so we'll have to see if berlin can manage to, to pull it off. but if berlin does pull it off and the public embraces, could we see something similar in the future? will see the festival said this is a one off event and they're not planning to do this again. but i really actually hope that we do see something like this in the future because one thing i've always missed during the valley nala is the great summer weather, the great experience of summer in berlin, that you miss, of course, in february when you have a film festival here. so let's hope that this really works and that the public really embrace of that. and then maybe we'll see some version of this in the coming years. all right, d, w scott rock for from the open air and much warmer, 71st burly. now in time for sports now, the english premier league has find its 6 clubs that tried to join the ill fated european super league total of $22000000.00 pounds arsenal. kelsey liverpool,
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tottenham manchester, united in manchester, city, all launch to bid to join the new league of european super clubs of the project collapsed within 2 days when the english clubs pulled out after intense backlash from their fans. and the british government there watching dw news live from berlin or cove at 19 special is up next, next by sir. thanks for watching the news. in the fight against the corona virus pandemic. how has the rate of infection been developing? what does the latest research say? information and context. the corona virus. 19 special next on dw. how does a virus spread?
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why the repairman? and when will all this? 3 of the topics that we covered and our weekly radio. if you would like for information on the cronum virus or any other science topics, you should really check out our podcast. you can get it wherever you get your podcast. you can also find us at w dot com, forward slash science. let me ah, ah, vaccines at turning the tide in the panoramic in europe and the us attention is turned from adults. 2 children. some say they should get the job to shouldn't the limit supply of vaccines go to people in poor countries. after all, kids rarely develop severe cases of cause it some parents have voice,
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safety concerns, pharmacy, and say the shots, say for mine, it's time to vaccinate the young, the inventors, all and welcome. before we tackle that question without 2 guests today, let's take a closer look at the numbers to get a better grasp of just how dangerous cove it is for kids. there are 14000000 miners living here in germany since march last year of a one of the half 1000 children and adolescents were hospitalized due to the corona vice. about $350.00 of those developed and inflammatory secondary disease of the infection called pim syndrome. for children died from covert, and let's just compare those numbers with influenza in the 280900 flu season, about 7 and a half 1000 kids under the age of 14. well, hospitalized 9 died to explain those numbers. let's talk to julian tongue. he's
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and so they're ologist, an honory associate professor at the university of lester young. dutch is the president of the german society for child and adolescent medicine. thanks to both of you for joining us today. let's start with you. you and the standing committee on vaccination in germany have concerns about back saving children against koby too . what are those concerns? well, it's not so much a matter of concerns with regards to the explanation of putting things into context and of comparing potential side effects. and the effects of depend i make on children such and as you pointed out, initially already, we only have very my not of the panoramic on children with regards to health. and still we don't know what are the long term consequences of that explanation. and therefore, we educate that church when interest should be expedited,
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and that children who are living with who are at risk should be expedited as well as long as the cannot be vaccinated themselves. and finally, in all the other children and young lessons, there shouldn't be an individual decision making process with that they are cheap. what they are pediatrician to find out whether they are actually willing to accept the vaccination and whether they are aware of potential side effects and how they think about it. okay, you, so you're worried about the long term effects of this pandemic on the kids. know the effects of the virus or the vaccine, but what happens if it takes so much longer to vaccinate all out at old, our main concern within the population because you vaccinating children at the same time or, or we haven't vaccinated all the adults. doesn't that mean we're going to be in
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lockdown a lot longer and have even longer term effects for kids? well, i don't actually think so. first of all, the alternatives to explanation and children. we have that. well, this template testing facility in germany these days. plus we have, we know a lot about hygiene roles and we know about a lot about making qu faith. so vaccinations this week, the solution to children. in particular, if you consider that only the minority of children can be vaccinated, we're only talking about those between 12 and 15 at the moment. so at the end of the day, you can also considering that adults are much more prone to in detecting somebody else. and to transferring the virus to another person, it may be wise to, to ex nate adults, especially adults who are in the field of education. to make sure they don't
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transmit the virus to a church and you in your left to research. why is that? can you explain that to us? yes, i don't disagree with what's just been, so i think that's a very reasonable approach. my concern is that the vaccines generally for children, is fewer suspects of rule compared to idols, the more efficacious. and we also have lots of otherwise healthy children getting longer with symptoms about 5 percent of them in the u. k. now, so it may be the experience of the bars in different countries. different, especially since jeremy is controlled the virus so well compared to the u. k, where is basically uncontrolled. so the actual chase names will be higher that that's what the higher and the risk of complications has been high because you can see very poor control virus in the community anyway. so i think the context is different and the k has been rolling out the primary school. when's vaccination
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program many years now? less though, where i work, where i am and moment i see one of the status of that and also seen in austria in the us. now i've also instituted as prime school vaccination program at the time to be taught the children from severe disease, but also the adults we have contact with as well. so that kind of overlaps with what the previous speak has been saying. but the u. k. approach from the u. s. approaches more. why do you want to vaccinate the healthy children as well with healthy adults? because those children guessing long have the complications that we are seeing and 5 times some of children have dangerous is the way for kids. while adults line up to get the jap 1st, i mean, those are still the priority. so i think we don't disagree of the i think the adults are still the policy because we see more complications in them. and they do seem to transmit more frequently. but to transmit inside
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us or should high dollars just as long as adults detect transmission because often more is infected adults also may be a lack of payment rather than a true matic. not infectious type of infection. if we know for, for the rest of viruses, including the ones that children are really major effects as a reservoir of the roof irises and helping to decades, you know, with powerfully, honestly, i've never seen a theme of us as one of the ones or so the current of us is running, viruses fullerton code are really no different in that respect. and we know from, you know, young children and parents experience that children the 1st year of life use a lot of kids in. and that's also all the time with creep from the lighters because of this kind of non immune infection with these seasonal special viruses. what about the u. s. strategy the julian way,
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where children are already getting back to native, possibly crossing a line at the expense of battles? yes, so this was really political article about this sometimes earlier. and there is a interesting ethical dilemma here, whether you vaccinate children, to protect the idols, more than the children themselves. so this is a, this is a way to go around a round. so when you have long have it in children, which term debilitating between several case reports in the case, certainly with children can't remember what they're doing, can't get out bad, can't walk on to the user to seize. so it can be quite debilitating the child themselves. but then also the sped 2 adults and i was close and get located at more than children instead of them can get located with collecting life changing illness. and that's also a reason to vaccinate. i think children in a more rapid manner. the last thing that i fully do with,
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i'm just saying to be the rational. so why are they doing it? what you can make the following suit? you can i ask you another question, the pfizer by and take back was tested on just over a 1000 children and adolescents and some scientists to saying that's far too few participants to detect rest side effects. that's right. i mean, that's actually the solution we made with. well, the phoenician problem, for instance, the seneca shop a. they didn't fail so to speak, their initial studies. but we, we only heard about the long term consequences and the side effects such as tumbles this in the arteries being veins that took it after after a while after so many patients have been vaccinated. so at the end of the day
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it will be safe for many families to decide upon vaccination or not having an vaccination after they've seen the that the courses on, on a large scale. certainly that's, that's, that might be a reassuring point for many people. okay, great. to get your take on that you're the president of the german society for child and adolescent medicine and consult verola just from the university of lr julian tang. thanks to both of you. thank you very much. that's part of the show where you get to ask the question, is our science corresponded derek williams. oh, if you have cubic 19 without knowing it and get it back seen could be as were side effects. oh, the short answer to this is pretty clearly known, but the question has a couple of layers that need peeling back health care authority. recommendations
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focus mostly on whether or not people who have the disease and for covered whether they can be safely vaccinated afterwards. and the answer to that is they can and they should be but authority recommendations are a lot more fuzzy when it comes to people who might have an active present a matic or a symptomatic and affection at the moment that they get the shot. however, i did track down opinions from a number of experts on the topic and pretty much all of them thought it shouldn't make a difference in terms of symptoms so. so they believed it wouldn't cause adverse effects. however, some also thought it might possibly have an impact from either positive or negative on the speed and the strength of your immune response to the vaccine. if you've been exposed,
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don't get vaccinated and tell your quarantine if you have been infected and are a symptomatic or pre symptomatic. even if the vaccine doesn't pose a threat to you there's, there's still a problem which is that you still pose a potential threat to the health workers who would vaccinate yours. so to protect them, wait for a couple of weeks to make sure that you're in the clear me . they say fancy, you again say, ah, the who's the news
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