as we take on the world, we're all about the story that matter to you. the lever it take 5 police and we are here is actually on fire for mind me tonight german transferred angle, a miracle in great britain, the optics at once routine and historic. it's the chancellor's 22nd official visit and after 16 years, her very last is driven leader on the agenda t with the queen, aware and privileged address to the u. k. cabinet. and wide ranging talks with british prime minister boards, johnson after 5 years of tension,

over breakfast medical pleasures closer cooperation with the u. k. and he said lucia restrictions for people arriving in germany and michael oak, who in berlin. and this is the day the news which also the federal republic of germany. this is a good opportunity to open a new chapter in german press. this relation to the panel. i want to thank you for your trudy historic commitment. not just to the u. k. a germany relationship, but to global diplomacy, toners and when people are unlike the best of us under works wonderfully to know about diversity behind us. no one is

also coming up the last us and nato troops leave their main air base and afghan to stand with the enemy. they were fighting, still undefeated. where does this leave the afghan government? and it's people must make it mind they're going to think the situation and i've kind of phone is getting worse by the day resource. it would get better off the 20 is on, but do the how, but nothing has happened for me and we're heading for another war. what are their own? john? good to go. the we begin the day with angle and medical in britain on emission to reset relation strain by brackson. it's her last official visit to the u. k. before she steps down, as the german chancellor nickle held wide ranging talks with the british prime minister. and there was of course, time for tea with the queen at windsor castle far

is johnson on a charm offensive as he welcomes the e u. the longest serving leader 5th is angular mad, cause 3rd visit to check is the country residence. the british prime ministers far is johnson, is the 5th british need, is she's dealt with in her 16 years in german chancellor and her last. she prepares to step down in september angular on behalf of the u. k. i want to thank you for your truly historic commitment, not just to the u. k. germany relationship, but to global diplomacy. more generally, you can, this meeting was about when we searching relations between germany and the u. k. after the tensions of bricks it lost them all. prisons exit from the you. it's

a good opportunity to open a new chapter in german, british relations, and find practical ways to have close contacts. this includes regular government consultations which we've agreed on the hub and so good the to also discuss the vaccine rollout among other issues. macros, signaling that battling could soon relax quarantine rules for britain traveling to germany has been double job school. it's no secret though, that the german chancellor has found johnson at times difficult to deal with. but she is the queen of diplomacy, sonus, and we look at how different people are and make the best of it. and that works wonderfully. ah macro, she finished her british visit with all the pomp and ceremony. a world leader would expect good afternoon at windsor castle. she had an audience

with queen elizabeth and no doubt they had a good chat over a proper cup of tea. told the spring and quinton peel and associated fellow with the europe program at the think tank. chatham house, why did medical make this trip? well, i think that there's quite a lot of worry in berlin that the, please in the bricks, it could really upsets bilateral relations, clearly between britain and germany and the wine to european relation. so i think there's a real attempt to make an effort to make sure that the bilateral relations don't go off the rails and that they set up if you like, the structure of future relation. so what was said to me that the traditional closeness of our relations doesn't disappear. so so making the trip was just as

important as what's actually said during the trip. i think so, yes, this was there was a lot of symbolism from the british point of view. they were clearly using what the brits like to call their soft power. i mean, t with the queen and the symbolism of mackerel, addressing the cabinet, both those things. the brits like to think they do these things rather well because it sort of binds people to us with eyes expanded with. it's actually revealing the fact that britain is rather less influential today than it used to be has anything really substantive come out of it or the leaders setting a tone really for the post medical error? yes, i think that it is more about tone than, than substance. but clearly what they talked about today included the travel relations between britain and germany with co bid. the fact that mac has been quite

tough and saying, we don't want to have an open door to british travelers while this delta very in to go bid is actually running rampant in britain. and we don't want to import it to germany. so at the end of that they agreed ok, i think they've agreed that if you have a double vaccination on the british side, you won't have to go into quarantine in germany. they didn't seem to say the same, the british, the germans. so there's a certain amount of comment that it's a rather unbalanced agreement. what does this trip tell us about the state of u. k. german relations post rex it? well, i think they are actually quite nervous about the state of relations, partly because of the way that johnson and his government have treated the european union in particular the europe, ian commission in negotiations and above all the question of northern ireland. and

this know the protocol which johnson signed and got through parliament and now seems to say he doesn't want to observe it. medical said very clearly that i'm sure the pragmatism can gets us through this. that was a very clear message. the truth is that i think in berlin at johnson is not seen as very pragmatic is seen as rather ideological in his determination not to pay much attention to the, the institutions of the earth in union. i'm curious, quinton, how do they get on at a personal level? much has been said about the boards. johnston's ruffled flamboyance if you will. and of course nicholas a straight arrow. there's been suggestions even that the german chancellor believes johnson is a man not to be trusted. they are very different characters and i think that question of trust is absolutely fundamental. i think actually it's hard macro

probably things that johnson just isn't very serious. that he seems to spend all his time making rather feeble jokes about things and doesn't do his homework. medical is absolutely the opposite. she's always had a reputation for somebody who does her homework before any meeting. so i think from that point of view, there is an element of mistrust, and she was very careful nonetheless, today when she was asked about her relations with all the different british prime ministers, she's known to say, well, they're all very different. but things have gone quite well with the dia boris. otherwise, i wouldn't be here today, a very diplomatic dancer. i think it's a quentin peel from the thinking chatham house, so very much appreciate your perspective. thank you. the public health experts are worried about a new corona virus variant within 50 cases of the so called delta plus the variance

have been detected in india. the variant has also surface in the usa in almost a dozen. the other countries, indian scientists say it could be more transmissible, more infectious, and resistant to life saving drugs given to some cove in 1900 patients. but they need more data to confirm. that's our correspondent, major joyful sent us this report from india where the new varied has fueled fears. the country could be headed for 3rd way. the abstractions like you once again after another. i don't know why this leave crowds are going to the freshly opened markets in india already. it is hard to imagine, but just 2 months ago, the country was recording over 400000 k through the be but the indian government is warning that all is not well yet. a mutation called delta law has recently been

declared a variant of concern. and welcome message for many at this tele market. we should live in the presidents instead of worrying about the future. i knew i've been so long based in one and a half years over. this is going to be new dated every time. it's going to be going to be there. so it's not like that place or something different from a normal covered by this is the depth of area and was detected in india last year and was instrumental in causing the massive 2nd wave of cases. here it is now suddenly gaining ground as a dominant variance around the world. driving an upsurge in cases in a number of countries, the new edition of the ready and the desktop la have even been detected outside of this time. delhi had been quick to react. after the think criticism of failing to anticipate the crushing impact of the earlier dealt of it being and it has ministry,

have wanted to see it. the vital mutation is more transmissible. i'm more likely to do this antibodies. but experts say it is far too soon to tell dr. shaw, his senior biologist explains why this leave this read and it's causing concern. but it, because this mutation was seen in the area of concern something earlier cause the south africa, the beetle radiant is able to evade pre existing immunity much better than all of the previous self concern. but he also emphasizes that more detail will be needed to confirm if this variant is more infectious, called ether. sleepers calling get some things that cause the cynthia missed then more we did this one for now. at 1st,

the vaccination are the best way to fight off marion, like the delta delta. and after the last couple months, the be. so when you're back seen dr. is showing signs of improvement. the government urging people to get innoculated as soon as possible. the people reading in this line of job appeal to have got the message the us defense official say, the last remaining american and nato troops have left the barbara military base enough gonna stand, which has now been handed over to afghan forces. bob graham was the center of the us, the narrows war against the taliban, and al qaeda with 100000 troops station there at its peak. that 20 year mission is now coming to an end. and a complete withdrawal of all foreign forces from the country is thought to be imminent. as kenneth stand, security situation is precarious, there are rising fears of the civil war. as the taliban and local warlords battle

for power. many afghans were now worry about what will happen when all the foreign troops have indeed gone. a journey through a war zone. here in a scanner stands capital cobble, barbed wire, and high walls, protect not just embassies and government departments, but banks and hotels to fear is the present here. terror attacks take place daily government districts and residential neighborhoods. this western district is one of the city's most dangerous, mainly his czar, is live here. this year minority group is under assault from the ton of 85 people were killed in an attack on a school in early may. most victims were girls. between the ages of 11 and 15.

after 20 years of foreign age, i scanned his phone is one of the poorest and most dangerous countries in the world . people that just bizarre, tell me they're afraid the situation will. i need to tear. we're when international troops withdraw the money to make it a monday i was going, i think the situation in afghanistan is getting worse. by the day. we thought it would get better off the 20 is fine, but do the habit. nothing has happened for me and we're heading for another war. what are the only thing that i fear, john? good to go. this trader says he used to work with the u. s. military, like many afghans who worked for the foreign forces, he fears revenge, attacked by the taliban. i want to out from here because my family and i am not say that the here the so i won't

get any country as extra but i don't have the money to go out through my plan. because in here is a dangerous place to cost us. private security has risen sharply here, especially in recent month businesses stepping up that protections, not just a fear of the taliban. and also growing crime. entrepreneur lay, he has a call center and an employment agency in cobble. the 46 year old says he's determined to stay in the country, thought the poor security situation is a problem and he doesn't know what will happen when all international troops withdraw. don't know about today or tomorrow because in some provinces we sleep at night. but even in the morning when i wake up, this is the office is closed because discussion by tommy bon. the uncertainty and fear that pervades this country are only growing as the full withdrawal of all

foreign troops. nice. i'm joined by doctor bill and creamy. she's the executive director of the center for international peace operations in berlin, which organizes civilian peace operations around the world on behalf of the german foreign ministry. welcome to d. w. can the afghans hold off the taliban without international help? to keep well in the estimation of international experts, especially on the military side, none of them thinks that the security forces will be able to offer a resistance to the taliban. i think if, if the situation continues as it is, i mean that the likelihood of war civil war or the likelihood of takeover of the taliban in the very near future. and of course that will be

a very difficult and very frustrating scenario in both of them. and the option of coming back to piece negotiation cable would be much better than the government and the top one would come together in the copper or whatever other place. but of course, that would need a lot of international pressure. i mean, yes, by others. by then of course, facilitated by the united nations. but right now it's bother a very grim outlook and i will say probably itala bumble game, even more districts and in a very near future take over control of, of signs of a foregone conclusion, appear to be everywhere. if the taliban we take the country, but would that mean for spanish and well, the implications are very severe. i mean, 1st of all,

it would mean that we will be losing all the gains of the last 20 years, especially the atkins in the country, but also on the investments that have been done by the international community. for example, would be gods q. i'm in democrats, institutions that have been built q call nomic games and, and of course, the ability for media in the region, not only not mentioning human rights of women, but it would also mean that that would be an insurgency of the taliban groups. i mean, we already see that now that many people they take up against the taliban and they're not going security for some people in the villages this. they don't want to have a situation back that they have already seen over in the late ninety's. it would also mean that there would be many refugees. we've already heard that the

report you have screens right now. and of course, it also means that the west is losing on has lost credibility. we always have this image of the graveyard of empires and this is yes. so and then of course, the biggest loses the atkins themselves. after nearly 20 years in afghan or stan emitted deteriorating security situation. clearly, there are plenty of people saying that nato has an actual responsibility to stay and help. what say you? well, i would say i'm based in our own interest as need to members state. i mean, we have invested so much german soldiers international soldiers. we have given the promises and how can we leave without making sure that that is a sustainable piece agreement. and i think the key problem and the crucial mistake

happened last year. it's not the dog. last year, when the us had to buy an actually payment with the taliban signed the label, the peace agreement without the participation of the african government or civil society. and they have not really seen to this process of, of negotiations being successful. and i mean, they have been stalled more or less. so there are no real talks between the government and the taliban, or other insurgent groups. and i think it is a big mistake to leave without a peace agreement because it's not only terrible for the atkins, who frustrated who have fear, and we're losing losing face in the west or nato as partners. but it's also a question why we would do that from a political to g, g, a point of view. i mean, do we not have any interest to political interest in the each,

in the neighborhood of china, russia, iran? what does it mean for our credibility? that's alma to villain, creamy from the center for international peace operations in berlin. thanks so much . thank you. the pentagon officials in the us recently returned an open verdict on extra terrestrial visitors to earth. they neither confirmed nor ruled out their existence, following a military probe into u. f o z. so on world u. f o day, we're asking, do they or don't they exist? the truth is out there, so they say, are fearless correspondence, stephan simon's when to find out whichever north of las vegas, nevada, our destination area, 51, the infamous us air force base that is founded in mystery and riddled with conspiracy. there is somewhat of

a height about all things you are foes and extra terrestrial. in the us these days, following the release of a pentagon report on us was on our way to area 51 on the so called extra terrestrial highway. we came across this place here, the alien research center. of course, it's not really a research center. if the gift shop and our log has it, it's close to day closed or not so called us o tourists are stopping by. on one hand, fully aware that the alien research center is only about so veneers. but on the other hand, also open to the idea that this is a place for a scientific research on adrian. you never know. i mean, we are pretty close to area 51, so you never, you never know it is this, you never know that inherent doubt many people have created by perhaps unwarranted secrecy. that is the problem for people like retired navy,

pilot lieutenant commander alex t treatment. we meter in boulder, colorado, so i had this experience in 2004, almost 17 years ago. that experience teacher gets referring to is known as the name . it's incident. it shows where dietrich and 3 of her colleagues encountered off the coast of san diego, california. it is just one of dozens of encounters by other pilots. they're all categorized as i'm identified, areas, phenomena, or u a. p. meaning the pentagon has no explanation for them. and kept them secret for years. the trick proposes a different approach, i would hope to contribute to the reduction of stigma and to promoting or encouraging a deliberate and thorough collection and reporting process. so that those individuals who are qualified to make the analysis have the information that they need and that they can conduct that thorough investigation and analysis to come up with some conclusions.

beatrix please, for scientifically standardized data collection on a piece designated an absolute must in the future by ness. our research scientists, robbie coo, marco products and go from scientists. spec to my take on the year fours is we don't know what they are. we cannot speculate what they are without having proper data collected on them to find out the nature of the 0 force. and my hope is we would focus on the science part of the scientific study of your force and avoid any speculation and be agnostic about investigating them back on the extra terrestrial highway in the van. we finally arrive at area $51.00. even if this us air force base will perhaps never reveal it secret. most experts and serious minds agrees when it comes to us those we simply don't know what we don't know,

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i ah, in the was ah, this is d w. news line from berlin. the end of a 20 year mission against islamic extremists in afghanistan. the last u. s. n. nato. to leave the main bog from airbus, but afghans fear for the future. as the town takeover, angular merkel aims to reset relations strained by fraction on her last official visit to britain. the chancellor also can set loose or travel restrictions for

people arriving in germany. and big match trauma and disappointment, spain both their place in the us 2020 semi finals with a penalty shoot out way over switzerland. next face italy after the belgium. ah, ah, and a warm welcome to abuse around the world on michael ok. the last remaining american in nato troops have left the main international military base in afghan stan. bargain was the center of the 20 year campaign against the islamic extremists. the taliban, tara group is celebrating the departure of the western troops and has already over run much of the country. afghans are worried about what will happen to them now that the international troops have gone. this is the sound of us

troops leaving us gone down to its fate in 2001 after the 911 terrorist attacks us troops stoned by into a key military base to hunt down militant groups responsible for the atrocity. now the afghan government is getting control back, even though talks between them and taliban militants have made no headway. president biden believes that can work. look, we're in that war for 20 years. 20 years. and i think i met with the african government here in the white house in the oval. i think they have the capacity to be able to sustain the government. africans do not have as much faith in their government as biden, as military troops depart. they too are looking for a way out people are flocking to passport offices in capital to plan their

exit. but on the very valid about a possible return of the taliban. so we want to leave the country before the situation gets worse. the problem all for your district have fallen. there's not a single district about fighting. they've even reached the chief of police office when provincial capital asked them here to get my passport and get out on the stone . not safe for the soldiers of the african national and different forces. that's not an option. some field the country is finally their own and they intend to hold it. keeping the taliban at bay on this land belong to you when the russians were here and they left than the americans came and now they have left. this country is ours and be protected even without b or equipment. meanwhile, the taliban are gaining ever more ground in afghanistan. over the past weeks,

they've been on the offensive releasing propaganda videos and taking control of many districts. it won't be until the not us to pull out on september 11th, that the world will finally load what the taliban have planned. earlier we spoke to colonel richard camp military analyst and former commander british forces in afghanistan. we asked him about the challenges that lie ahead for afghan or stan, following the withdrawal of us troops from bug room air base. i think the, the problem that we face now is to the, the fact that the talent about have been research and have been seizing territory all around afghanistan, particularly in recent weeks in the north. and that they've been launching deliberate campaign of attacks on anyone who's been cooperating with international forces. and anybody who potentially could provide the lead ship to work against their rule with a view of taking over the whole country,

most of the country and bringing down the government in couple. and that's an unfortunate consequence of deciding to leave without any security conditions being taken into consideration because effectively we're leaving now on the basis of a random date line. not on the basis of any conditions or any other considerations . angular medical has been in britain on a mission to reset relations strained by brackson at your last official visit to the u. k. before she steps down, as the german chancellor medical held wide ranging talks with the british prime minister. and it was time for tea with the queen at windsor castle, the forest johnson on a charm offensive as he welcomes the e u. the longest serving leader this is angular med cause 3rd visit to check his the country residence. the british prime ministers

before is johnson is the 5th british need a she's dealt with in her 16 years in german chancellor and her last. she prepares to step down in september angular on behalf of the u. k. i want to thank you for your truly historic commitment, not just to the u. k. germany relationship, but to global diplomacy. more generally, you, this meeting was about what we setting relations between germany and the u. k. after the tensions of bricks, it lost him also with prisons exit from the you. it's a good opportunity to open a new chapter in german, british relations and find practical ways to have close contact. this includes regular government consultations which we've agreed on the hub and that so grew up the to also discuss the vaccine to among other issues. macros,

signaling that battling could soon relax quarantine rules for britain traveling to germany has been double job. it's no secret that the german chancellor has found johnson at times difficult to deal with. but she is the queen of diplomacy, sonus, and we look at how different people are and make the best of it. and that works wonderfully. ah macro, she finished her british visit with all the pomp and ceremony. a world leader would expect. good afternoon, windsor castle, she had an audience with queen elizabeth and no doubt they had a good chat over a proper cup of tea. told. let's take you now to london, where d. w, brigitte mosse is following the story for us. hello,

very good. let's start with that press conference. what did we learn about the state of relations between the 2 countries? bilateral is really the buzzword of the day because the u. k. having just left the european union needs these good bilateral relationships and germany is of course, one of the most important partners for the u. k. it's important strategic partner when it comes to trade is the 2nd biggest trading partner, but also when it comes to foreign and security policies, and that joint declaration was just published was just saw in between the 2 countries. but they announced more they and more cultural exchange and use exchange . really saying that off the, the end of the year off the u. k has left the u that these relations between germany and u. k. but they need work on. they need, they need strengthening, and they, they really need a constant basically looking often. and this is what they want

a few to say today. and today, you know, the northern ireland protocol came up during a q, renee, now mr. johnson likes to refer to this as a victory, and in fact, he claimed it as one, but this is a real source of friction between britain and, and the you of course. yeah. and it's a real problem. i have just travelled to balance them, speaking to people, then it is a problem because no, the not and is still part of the united kingdom bought economically. it remains aligned to the p in union and many people there really, really object to it because they feel that they're being treated differently than the rest of the u. k. so they don't, they don't want it. and we can really feel the tensions in northern ireland. however, this is a topic where i think under my co signaled that this, this is where bilateral relations also have the limits. because she said, well, we need to not over stretch ourselves when it comes to northern ireland for a pragmatic solution. but i think shields a signal that this is where the u. k. and where boys johnson really need brussels

and they need to also work on their relationship with brussels and make it really sensible one where, where they work on really tricky problems like like the know the non issue and breaks it and burger, what's a trip to the u k, without having tea with the queen. in fact, that's what happened with the transfer of germany, which is just a courtesy visit or is there something special here? i believe that i'm going to america really, this will be very, very special. she told journalist when she was in the u. k. just a few weeks ago at the g 7 summit that it was the highlight of her trip that she met with 3 generations of the roles family. and we know that she's really a fan of the queen, so i think for had to be in a sort of farewell to and to ended in with the cost of having tea with the queen. that will definitely would have been something really, really special. so that's

a very good mass in london for as much thanks. as always let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world. hundreds of people have gathered in the germans. city of vert spoke to remember the victims of a knife or tack a week ago. they created a human chain near the scene of the crime, a 24 year old somali immigrant is suspected of killing 3 women. and injury 7 others . billy wishing leader, alexander lucas shank, has ordered the complete closure of the border with neighboring ukraine, alleging that weapons were coming into the bailable. at a ceremony, marking 30 years of independence, he also said authorities have exposed sweeper, terrorist cells linked to germany, the u. s. and ukraine. more than 2008 workers have formed a human chain in northwestern syria, stretching from the border with turkey to the rebel held city of atlanta. they oppose russia efforts to close the only remaining border crossing that allows

a into areas held by syrian insurgence. zambia has been more than its founding president kenneth cohen, at a memorial service deliberation. hero died last month at the age of $97.00. after a bout of pneumonia calendar led the country from 1964 to 1991. after leaving office he became an activist against h. i. v. aids i came to football in italy, have set up a you owe 2020, semi final with spain after beating belgium to one in a really match in munich goals from nichol, berella and renzo in senior put italy to mill up. and although ramallah wilcox penalty have the deficit just before half time, it'll be held on during the rest of the game. they remain oncourse for their 1st european title in more than half a century. fetch after spain beach switzerland in

a dramatic penalty shoot out in st. petersburg spain's goalkeeper nigh simon made 2 saves as his country. 131 in the shooter. the match had ended one all after extra time despite switzerland playing with 10 men. after a red card. earlier we spoke to dave brand from d w. sports. he assess spain's chances of winning the tournament. that was an incredibly close match with a real nail biter. and spain really are almost a bit lucky to squeak through. we do have to give switzerland all the credit they deserved. they really have punched way, way above their weight this tournament, and done a lot better than people gave him credit for is always to say the least, but spain were clear favorites in this match and did struggle. and i think this match was really indicative of one of their broader issues where they had a boom bust attack in 2 of their matches. they scored 5 goals now and 3 of their

matches, they either were shut out or only scored one goal. so it's either kind of feast or famine. i think if they can get that figured out, then they really are one of the better teams in the tournament. they're also kind of in a transitional period. this isn't the same team that won the 282012 euros and the 2010 world cup. there are younger team, which means there's less pressure. turning your tennis now and world. no one. novak joker bitch is through to the 4th round of wimbledon, after straight sets victory joke of x at the top of your screen. there didn't have it all his own way again. so dennis could le, but he won the key points when it matter to beat the american qualifying. joke of it is chasing a record equaling 20th major title and 6 at wimbledon. in the women's draw owns deborah, became the 1st arab woman to reach the 4th round of wimbledon. the tunisian came

from a set down and overcame vomiting on match point duty nerves to be 2017 wimbledon champion bean. and we'll go to the next phase, pullman's eager be on rob, once we'll be here after a short break with the w business and a welcome booth to employment in the u. s. we'll have more world news at the top of the average as always, don't forget, you can get all the latest news and information around the block and our website at w dot com. a mike, look if you're watching d w. ah, how many pushed out in the world right now to climate change? if any of the stories, this is much less the way from just one week. how much was going to really get we still have time to and i'm doing all

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mining for crypto correct is required as much energy as it takes of power. some countries will look at if you can do it. the green one is dw business on robots in berlin. welcome to the program. the u. s. jobs market. so an encouraging hiring spurt in june and pull employers out at $850000.00 jobs. well, of the average from the previous 3 months, u. s. economy is continuing to rebound with panoramic restrictions using on demand returning by days report from the labor departments just that workers are enjoying the upper hand. the desperate companies tempt applicants, reply wages in june, average hourly pay with over $3.00 and a half percent on a year ago. president biden is clearly upbeat about how the panoramic recovery guy put simply our economy is on the move and we have covered 19 on the run. yes,

we have more work to do to get america vaccinated and everyone back to work. we're aiming for full employment. that means keeping our patient job growth, including for black, hispanic and asian workers, and less costly, financial correspondent in new york. now young quarter, young, 850000 jobs greater last month, but still some employees are struggling. fill vacancies. why is that? well, i mean what, we're still hearing it's number one reason from an employee. we're still shy of returning to work is the fear of a coven. but then clearly what we're also seeing is that a lot of workers they just decided to not go back to pretty badly pay to jobs. if you look at some waiters in the country, some of them make less than $3.00 an hour. so that totally depend on a tips, but also if we look at truck drivers, we're getting reports that for example, gas station,

they're running out of gas because they don't get the deliveries. or if you look at over all lift drivers, also often we heard stories in the past that those jobs are really badly paid. and a lot of people are just hesitant to return to those low point a paying jobs at this point and well that it's possible at the moment because we still get some extra weekly unemployment aids and that will expire end of august. so that could change the dynamics of the labor market coming to fall and just briefly, imports far outstripped exports. last month in the united states is, is that cause for concern? well, i mean, yeah. so there are trade deficit actually reached the 2nd highest level and us history. it is regard to concern as too high a deficit actually could put a damper on economic growth. but so far and economists are not too concerned

because they believe the spending habits of americans will change less buying imported goods but spend more on domestic services. and that should actually come to that would mean that we might actually see a certain patel when it comes to the trade deficit overall. culture in new york. thanks. i showed him. virgin galactic skyrocketed to join friday trading story following news. it's next test flight will carry, found a richard branson into space. amazon's jeff pathos had looked on cause to become the 1st 1000000000 as leave the atmosphere. but now it appears he'll lose the space race by a matter of days. mm. it's the last test for the viet as unity followed by us authorities approving the space ship for men missions. the 1st trip is scheduled for july 11th, and it will include mission specialist, richard branson. the british billionaire has been reading himself for

a while. when they tell me that i can go to space how i will, i will be ready to help me to go away to wait until like well, he can go now pending weather and technical checks. virgin galactic is on track to be the 1st company to fly private man based travel energy release, which puts the world's richest man in the back earth. amazon founder jeff base has been working on his blue origin series project for years, and he will personally pilot the 1st flight expecting also on board basis from the market and 82 year old wally funk. come back down. we land gently on the desert surface. we opened the hatch and you step outside was the 1st thing you say, i was say, honey, that was the best thing that ever happened. i sunk,

went through astronaut training in the 1960 s, but never made it to space. as women were not yet approved for nasa mission, the 1st flight on do origin is scheduled for july 20th. i need no date has been set for the 3rd billionaire and the space race. chancellor sondra musk has recently focused on launching satellites for online services. for now, using space to make money, not spend it. now let's take a look at some of the other business stories making headlines. most of the world's major over producing countries have agreed to boost outputs, enjoying an effect plus meeting on friday. the united arab emirates is the only one not to sign up something that could still derail the deal. chinese regulators of band right hailing joint d d from signing up new uses. it comes just days after duty went public in the u. s . regulators that they were investigating the security of the app,

but didn't say how long that review would take. so how do you make a big coin? computers crunch numbers in a 1st code mining and its energy intensive. one study suggests minus are burning 3 more sir, to done the country of origin. tina, our more miners are turning to green energy to create crypto courts. the server sneak no expensive cooling system. as siberian cold air naturally regulates the high temperatures generated by the mining rigs. the store to the former alum minium plant in plots, and nearby hydro power plant generates electricity for the remaining elementary plants and the new crypto mines. with this video barrier and it could screen the location for several reasons. first is that cheap cost of electricity. there are fundamental reasons for this, like the excess capacity of hydro, electric power plants built in this region,

or an imbalance between electricity generation and its consumption. siberia, it could region, has many places similar to plastic. the soviet union has built many mines and hydro electric power plants alongside your in rivers, to source elementary and other raw materials back in the 900 sixties and seventies bit river rows. the company behind this crypto mining size does not do the mining itself. it just provides equipment for the data center and technical maintenance. customers from all over the world, use their services, we do the restore and we see that our asian clients, our aeroplanes, more and more interested in how the electricity we consume is generated, whether it's green and for them to expand capacity to accommodate more equipment. this is a really important question that is the only environmental. it's welcome to use of excess electricity. they also like that the crypto farms do not admit c o 2,

but they're worn. not all hydro power plants are green. if this is so called, plain blade should have power, not mountain clay, it's a lot of disturbance of nature like assistance. huge water is that we've change of climate damage for far as damage for nature. therefore, ecologists are very skeptical about large hydro dams, and they are very skeptical to speak, that electricity produced by these dams are green bit river roost, this building new sites in russia, eastern siberia, bordering mongolia, and elsewhere. so nice clients in particular want to move their servers, they're using excess power generated by existing hydro, electric plants and cold siberia seems to be a better way to mind bitcoin than using coal power mines in warmer china,

which need a lot of fans. now the panoramic has meant a move outdoor for many businesses, events and even schools. but countries seek to recover the burden based company. new tech. thanks. it has a way to make is all safer inside. oh, finally alsa and her sister can go back to their accordion lessons. they still need to mask up and use plexiglas walls to avoid contact though the music school director knows that some students won't comply with a rules. so a new device that sprays a disinfecting dry mist might remedy the situation. kirsten yackel is waiting for approval from the health authorities, but she's been able to convince most of the parents already. so get my schedule. she's scheduled to go at 1st, but that's normal. that's when they found out what it was made of. they all said, yes, that's totally okay. it sounds great case in my toy, mom, i'm at the hotel, i'm boy, i think to him it's already testing out the devices made by the berlin based

company, new tech. when guests come through the entrance, the disinfecting mis covers their skin and clothing. we are about to show you but santa ya. we've been working in this field for 20 years. so yeah. in the office you could call the wife, develop an effective and low cost system. fallen cost in group $15.00 and she can walk in the hotel staff filled the devices which cost several $100.00 euros with a special family in solution. then it's electrolytic li, charged on site. it complains with e standards and is also well tolerated by the body of the machine was used here at the hotel in april of at an awards ceremony for wines snap . if you are trying to reach us, it's important of course that again, feel good and they feel safe, especially when they come here for an event like this one on the free hand is host . we have a certain responsibility, it would be

a disaster for us if half the people at such an event were infected with a corona virus. 150 and engineer you on go is still looking for the green light from the health authorities for widespread use. and for positive feedback from major concert promoters. just time for a quick reminder of our top story, this, our us employers created 850000 jobs in june, better than expected to economy as continuing to rebound with demick restrictions and demand pursues. so from the the shows that the issue is shaping the continents and the news africa were gone mad. what's making the headlines? what's behind the way on the streets to give you in the report and insight all the trends my time to use

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postpone the games that tokyo with $22421.00 thrown off course during the qualifying round, not least for sports heroes. actually, it was a slap in the face. but now we just have to fight their mobilizing superpowers. i'm fired up and ready down doing walk down the lucky go to tokyo, july 19, dw me a, this is don't mean use africa from berlin. is africa. the problem with isn't with terrorism getting was wrong. and finally, faced in west africa, say there's joining forces. we'll find out if this is a game changer for the region. also coming up, we meet father kindnesses, a catholic priest in nigeria who raised money so his list of neighbors could fill

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