as a warning. for those with a history of. 6 trials with paralysis a. month in the book because they are in the. target don't you think that it wasn't. getting emotional. in the bundestag germany sees a number of deaths. from this appeal hasn't won over everybody. after 15 years germany is a country that does not want to protect its borders against illegal immigration and instead imposing curfew center citizens. facebook the u.s.

government and almost every single u.s. legal action against social media giant breaking the law. by the very good morning to you and thanks for joining us here. shares in pharmaceutical giant pfizer dropped nearly 2 percent on wednesday on the news of deaths and warnings in the u.k. people with a history of allergic reactions were advised against taking the company's coby job in the u.s. any drug regulator the f.d.a. revealed 6 people had died during trials that stress that this was no cause for concern within statistical expectations later on thursday it's deciding whether to give the vaccine approval for emergency use in the united states parties and i

guess the earth has more. this was very very bad for publicity at a time when people are already nervous with all the rush that scene's all the cut corners and now warnings any person with a history of a significant allergic reaction to a vaccine medicine or food should not receive the pfizer beyond vaccine how did they miss during clinical trials that people with severe allergies best stay the heck away from pfizer's vaccine was hardly a mere coincidence 2 british nurses went down with a severe reaction on the 1st day of public vaccination the question it begs is what outs that pfizer mean is that in addition to what we already knew that the vaccine can cause pain headaches fatigue fever swelling and potentially even facial paralysis among non-serious unsolicited adverse events there was

a numerical imbalance of 4 cases of bell spell seen in the vaccine group compared with no cases on the placebo group though the 4 cases in the vaccine group do not represent a frequency above that expected in the general population look that sheens can take decades to test it is a miracle that so many have been developed so quickly a marvel of science and rest assured if pfizer's vaccine most of us save this possible wouldn't be allowed anywhere near you heck the press sold it as well would a gift from god pfizer makes a final push drug company pfizer says it is a great day for science this is really a historic day we have pfizer the company's vaccine is not only safe it is effective authorities doctors scientists watchdogs a confident it's safe more or less and every death during clinical trials was thoroughly investigated a total of 6 of unrolled participants died during the reporting period all deaths

represent advance that occur in the general population of the. groups where they occurred at a similar rate again it's unlikely their words that the pfizer vaccine caused any deaths but what irks me is that we learn that people had died during clinical trials and that others had developed think szell paralysis we learned this not from pfizer who made the vaccine but from the f.d.a. whose job it is to greenlight mass vaccinations and it's very safe to say that people would be grateful for a little more transparency when it comes to knowing what exactly it is that's being injected into their they be a suggestion where messiness not only functional its incision is but also most. people targeted or that particular person the main question here is to assess what clinical association or an initial it dated coalition ceased

between the doses of defiance in the scene and the actual death of those people these are serious things that just has to be that they have they should be treated investigated before if you send the body and it probably should be informant i mean this is not only a thing that goldman should know before the order. but also for the party has to be formed. short into major decision as to whether to you dissidents and not you can kind of understand those who are uncertain everyone's jump in march they were telling us that a vaccine would take years few months ago they were bashing the russian vaccine saying there's no way it could have been tested properly and now here we are wise it's vaccine is out albeit with undocumented side effects and surprisingly if unpleasantly eventful clinical trial history the end of the day the vaccine is as

safe as it can be that's past european american. testing in rigorous standards there really isn't much to worry about but it would be nice to get a little more information in the future not have to learn about facial paralysis only after that sedation has begun meanwhile new york lawmakers have introduced to build soon make over $1000.00 vaccination banditry amid a storm of criticism the bill would require those in the state without sufficient immunity to have the job but only if it's deemed safe for them to have it the association of american physicians and surgeons says that it would amount to a violation of human rights is what new yorkers think about the bill i support the bill i support measures that would require. a coronavirus novel coronavirus of the 19 vaccine there are obvious in clear public health risks since the flu vaccine is important but it's not mandatory that's the common

thing can be the same way if someone chooses to take that risk with their lives just once they're not putting my life in risk that's up to them mandating it seems like it might actually work cause more problems than a picture of just because of my people. doing their backs against the wall i think is as mine is it's proving to be safe for people even medical exceptions that are real medical exceptions yeah i would be in favor of. human rights n.g.o.s accuse rich nations of hoarding covert vaccines claiming only one in 10 people who have access to the jobs in the poorest countries will be taking a closer look at that later this hour next the festive season in germany has had some of the shine taken out of it with the grim specter of the pandemic looming the country is registering wreck or cases of deaths and discussing the need for tougher response in the bundestag chancellor angela merkel became uncharacteristically emotional. this is

a doctor my nothing nothing he's using. and he. begins lessons on fallacious something just doesn't matter in the book because they are we know that he has ms and you know and i got one for do that i target documented and doesn't. clearly emotional but the chancellor's lock down proposals have drawn outrage from opposition politicians who've lashed out at michael's government for failing to provide effective covert measures and more details his party's billing correspondent peter oliver. it was an impassioned angle a merkel an emotional german chancellor who addressed the german bundestag on wednesday the chancellor doesn't have the power under germany's federal system to implementing a nationwide strict lockdown but she was speaking to the people of germany as well as the lawmakers do implore them to agree to much stricter covert 19 restrictions this is after 590 people died on tuesday that's

a record for germany through this pandemic and glamour girl said that was simply unacceptable because under 9 in china to lay the end shade in fire that happened to me that came from. the uninstaller snuff only and i did spite and then end up anime divide also a little slower than is if the if it was done then the it's not the end it's a feeling. i should is this those lips of my not getting close and i'm going to get into it fast as i don't need you. the german chancellor is in agreement with the german academy of sciences and the plan that they put forward for a stricter lockdown they would want to see all schools and kindergartens finished on the 14th of december for an extended christmas new year break that would extend into january some saying as late as january 10th they would also want to see all non-essential retail closed from the 24th of december with as many people as

possible working from home or the chancellor's plea was well it wasn't greeted very well. after 15 years of america germany is the country that does not want to protect its borders against illegal immigration and its instead imposing curfews and its citizens and dispatching legions of police officers to control mask wearing on the trains. these are pure. symbolic restrictions which firstly are ineffective secondly the interfere disproportionately with people's freedoms and thirdly they really intended to simulate a planned course of action for the audience but heading into the christmas and new year's holidays the chancellor implored german citizens to be responsible when it came to mixing with others and not to try and do anything that would spread covert 90 in the country had done exceptionally well in the 1st wave of the coronavirus

those days same a long way away now. social media giant facebook won't be hitting the like button over news it's being sued by almost every state in america of antitrust concerns the country's federal trade commission has filed a lawsuit too and is pushing for a breakup of the company that legal action targets facebook's acquisitions of the instagram and whatsapp platforms. facebook has maintained its monopoly position by buying up companies that present competitive threats and by imposing restrictive policies that unjustifiably him to actual will potential rivals to facebook does not school can also require facebook is really coming under fire now that it is facing an anti-trust lawsuit from the state's attorneys general of $48.00 different states across the united states the allegation that's being made in this lawsuit essentially states that facebook has violated the law and violated competitive

behavior during its acquisition in the early 201314 of instagram and whatsapp at the time that facebook acquired instagram it had about 30000000 users today it has over a 1000000000 users worldwide at the time that it acquired facebook said that instagram wasn't really a competitor but today instagram has become very much a competitor to facebook and fully integrated into the facebook system for advertising data collection of users and even cross promotion of post here's what some of those states attorneys general had to say about the lawsuit today we are sending a clear and strong message to facebook and every other company that any efforts to stifle competition. hurt small businesses reduced innovation and creativity will be met with the full force of our offices the f.t.c. filed their own lawsuit against facebook today as well. and we look forward to collaborating with them in the litigation process that what makes this lawsuit very different than the antitrust action that was brought by the department of justice

against google earlier this year in the united states is that during the antitrust action against google the u.s. government said that it had no prescription is prescribed no actual solution to the problem but in this case things are very different in this case the state's attorneys general are calling for an actual divestment of instagram and whatsapp what does that mean it means that if these states attorneys general when their lawsuit they would force facebook to actually sell off the assets of what's app and instagram a very big deal in the tech world another media giant is also generating concern this time over its policy on the us elections its deleting videos that allege fraud in violations is how the google owns company explained the decision we also work to make sure that the line between what is removed and what is allowed is drawn in the right place our policies prohibit misleading viewers about where and how to vote we also disallow content alleging widespread fraud or errors change the outcome of

a historical us presidential election news coverage and commentry only shoes can remain on our site if there's sufficient education documentary scientific all artistic context the decision comes after the so-called safe harbor deadline that's the last day on which they can challenge the election you tube says the passing of the deadline was one of the reasons for deleting the videos though the platform has actually been removing thousands of election videos since september the trumpet ministration taking the election all the way to the supreme court t 2 stance has rubbed many of the wrong way. starting today they will remove content about election fraud even though there are court cases about election fraud going through the system at this very moment audio is free speech the bindings are coming google owns you tube officially announcing free speech no longer allowed if you have concerns about election integrity you must sit down and shut up repeal

section $230.00 and break these companies up corporate media and liberal politicians claim for years trumps election was illegitimate due to russian collusion and you tube promoted them meanwhile many videos containing unproved allegations remain up on you tube these include claims of russian collusion in the us elections and conspiracy theories about the $911.00 terror attacks we discussed the matter with lauren chen host of the pseudo intellectual pod cast right now what we see is that you tube has declared itself the arbiter of the 2020 election even though there are still active court cases going on in the supreme court challenging results so it's if you're really anywhere not just the us this should scare you we do not want an elected officials like the people who work at youtube and at google deciding what we can and cannot say in regard to politics slowly but surely we've seen tech companies like you tube but facebook and twitter

as well start to exert more control and more censoring of what their users say this is concerning this is absolutely a threat to free speech and if you're someone who believes that you should be able to say whatever opinions you want then you need to look at this seriously because yes these are private companies but at the same time the way the public discourse has evolved a century these online platforms function as the public square. elon musk's spacex starship project to suffered a setback after a prototype exploded while attempting to land incident happened on wednesday evening after a high altitude sub orbital flight test in texas. it was to test things ranging from engine performance to aerodynamic capabilities have gone well so much so that the space x.

founder has already called the launch a success and in the company got all the data it needed starship project has a number of goals including space tourism and mass colonization some of the early test of the starship went badly this year the company started receiving nasa funding for launching new systems. human rights groups are warning of an upcoming shortage of covert vaccines in poor countries a report by the people's vaccine alliance which includes amnesty international and oxfam and wealthy nations have reserved enough functions to cover their populations 3 times over until the end of next year and as a result only one in 10 people in the 70 poorest countries will have access to covert jobs the group's urging pharma giants to share their intellectual property to allow other firms to produce the drugs at a lower cost to my colleague in an o'neill discussed issue with oxfam smart max lawson. you know it would be

a suicidal politician who did not look after his own citizens our point is we do not think it's acceptable for rich countries like the united states for the united kingdom to protect the profits and the intellectual property in the monopoly of these big pharmaceutical companies so that they have enough vaccine for themselves but they don't allow vaccination for the world all the leading candidates that we're hearing romney use were funded using taxpayers' money these are public property and not a prop to private trying to be a lot of old versus real isn't if you're going to give away your intellectual property you've got these big big companies who are spending billions or you're saying that from the public purse as well but what incentive do they actually have to do all that work bring it to market and then just give it away it's not going to happen is it everyone makes their money no one is going to give these things or worry for free that's the point the point is their intellectual property and the barriers that puts up on behalf of these big pharmaceutical companies need to

enormous profit way beyond what is reasonable and in this situation is public money in the public good i think as the months unfold and we see rich nations making their populations and we still see many many people dying in poor countries so the pressure. on the brands of these pharmaceutical firms the kind of moral arguments are we think we can move beyond a profit tax in you to a people's vaccine which is always in the in the interest of the global economy it doesn't make sense to us to kind of hobble the global economy in the interests of protecting the profits a few 1000. now the coax will be popping they'll be candles on the cake today because we are witnessing a special birthday for ati. i

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we're cheering our 15 years on iraq has been reporting all major events around the globe ensuring that voices on all sides of the story all heard this part of our anniversary coverage today we'll take a look back at our focus simply now on the unrest in france in recent years. the streets were packed when the yellow vests 1st started in protests but it wasn't just demonstrators out in the streets it was also journalists say it to cover the story weeks and then months passed on the protests refused to stop while the numbers didn't reach the dizzying heights of nov 28th scene that was still a big presence what became noticeable though was that the interest from the foreign press soon evaporated but not us we stayed with them week in week out gas coming to does have to move away from it and here we've also had rubber bullets being deployed each tea is streaming down my face again as

a result of tear gas i can't tell you how many times that we've been gassed those protesting took a nose of continued coverage there was even a sense of gratitude that someone was still broadcasting that cools. that's not to say that we didn't shine a light a limb for go to fall. we

covered the yellow vests movement for over a year it erupted as a spontaneous social movement and the strength of its voice led to real changes in fronts changes that came from the very top. perhaps it was the work of some journalists the prevented the public message their voices from being lost yet it's our job as reporters to do that and despite receiving international recognition for doing so others saw our presence as being untoward just like we have much of what we've been working on here should russia today and sputnik have not behaved as media outlets and journalists but as organs of influence and false propaganda ever since jupiter came to the police a palace it was clear that we would have and without access to government sources it's a bit difficult to tell the government side of the story but we have continued to

do that and we are not going to stop telling difficult stories covering inequality speaking to police officers on the brink to migrants facing the realities of arriving in europe giving a voice to the under represented. by you watching mr merkel on. this is what part of the south side of the cali jungle looks like and those living just meters away a thinking about where to go next. it's a reception center where migrants can register to possibly start a new life in drugs. as you can see the slum that's emerged here is brimming with rubbish it's also a fasted with rats but more worryingly this has become a haunt sport for crack addicts. what concerns

do you have about letting people into your home a fiscal 0 there's nothing exists so i cannot tell you that i will be 100 percent sure that they are not. i can see you know the scientists have let fly to one of these a barrier case the police are just about a 100 meters down in the distance it appears archie became a convenient explanation for things going wrong in the republic and feel as if france is worse in africa didn't stem from colonialization in the 1st place oh oh. 0000000000000000000000000000 she is seen as being a thorn in the soit of the government here we tell stories die good stories from many angles we take to the frontline and sometimes that means that we are cool to

the freight we've been struck by both the police and by protesters we have had many doors close to us now but we continue to do what we always set out to do and that is to question. and i'm sure we'll be bringing you more coverage of the 15 years of on tape throughout the day stay with us for the top about. 30 minutes with all the latest headlines. tonight a financial flying today with money laundering 1st to visit this cash into 3 different . oh good this is a good start well we have our 3 banks all set up here maybe something in your something in america something overseas in the cayman islands or do we go through

all these banks are complicit in the top bankruptcy who decide to give much gold and say ok i'm ready to do some serious mood or ok let's see how we did well we've got home we got a nice luxury watch for max and for stacy oh beautiful jewelry and how about a couple home luxury automobile again for max you know what money you want to hire . for a much nicer. problem drugs don't always come from unscrupulous dealers but from pharmacies to in every state in the united states we've seen a very sharp increase in the number of people seeking treatment for addiction to prescription opioids oids invaded america under the banner of medicine persisted with the pain but instead of trying to wean him off though she just goes after dose after dose after dose and really became his drug dealer so who's to blame patients

doctors manufacturers all the governments of. the unique thing about marshmallow lives is that he the adults are great of us quite frankly members of congress are very afraid of us and that's something we know and we definitely use to our advantage we're able to get meetings with people who quite literally will never vote in favor of any gun violence or edge bill but they're afraid to not with us because they don't want to see what would happen if we were to call them out for not taking our meeting but 187 total instances 38 deaths 93 injuries and 15 teenagers killed or injured 3 children serious. to not offend.

we go into these rooms with these senators and with these house members and they'd be surprised because we would these young faces who had experience to come out and stop myself and my friends bring them into those rooms suddenly these senators didn't have the same kind of talking points which they normally how they could just show us down. the river through the cheers of a chameleon leaving the city. so i don't know form talk to your money or the power of seeing that and seeing that young people can really affect that really just showed me that across issues across spaces across the nation we need young people to be able to stand up and actually make their voices heard because they have an impact and they have a real measurable and. was

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