yes the press conference of buying taxi company that produces a vaccine and polish institute which is of basically the german institutions it's pursuing vixen development and also basically helping going along the process is just finished and what we learned is that it is an empower and a vaccine which means that as a genetic a part of the genetic code off the corona virus that is harmless however is brought into the cells was a help of so-called leap peter nano particles is a little particles that brings the. basic is a genetic code of c. sing in there and then some kind of proteins develop multiply and that triggers it in one immune response this is not the completely new vaccine but it's hasn't been used really for vaccine against coronaviruses in the past it was something developed for cancer research so for fighting cancer and therefore it's not really clear how it's going to go it's one of 4 big scene sets a company biome take is going is having in the pipeline right now and is also going to. be running through the process was a polish institute and of course it's only one of ma

companies are producing it together was a polish institute which is the germans to touche and that's in charge of. licensing the vaccine development process and also basically pursuing it along with companies as the situation is that we have the 1st big scene now that is a hold called m.r. and a vaccine the. as it is that basically is a domestic code that is harmless but it's going to triggers it mune response in the human is being brought into the cells with the help of nano particles lee peat nano particles these are little kind of. basically little it's pods that then go in there and read replicate the z m r n a. d.n.a. information so to say the genetic information and creates immune response this is only one of 4 vaccine models. that are all similar to each other some have different advantages over others that the same company is producing and it's also the only one it's only one of many others that are probably being going to be licensed in the near future to buy other companies who have all slightly different approaches but really this is a very detailed difficult hundreds stan

and at the moment things are pretty severe in terms of the lack of rain into germany and the polish. institute of water management saying that this could be the worst drought that they have had for a century but as i say unfortunate rob i would show you more but i can't seem to be much graphics on so without the pictures it's very hard to show exactly what i'd like to do so i'm sure you have it fixed for the next time jenny thanks very much indeed still ahead on al-jazeera we're going to report from california where spring planting is underway but is it safe. and they're pulling no punches in one central american country as boxing continues despite the global pandemic. to mourn and most towns initial response had been inadequate but now it was time for the bible. and muslims now moved from reacting to taking action putting the western crusaders on the defensive with hindsight this is seen as a breakthrough is a revival of the job numbers that reached the crusades an arab perspective that the so to revive on a. covert 19th struck china and began to spread the cost a. some in the west criticized

in central poland and there are many many scenes like this the dratted so severe that the polish met institute are actually saying this could be the worst drought in the century meanwhile across into germany again you have just got so much of this which is just dry on the farm is russia unable to plant anything the reservoir levels are really low and it is very serious situation of huge concerns as to what this will do to the crops but as i say the good news is there is some rain on the way so as we continue through tuesday this rain pushing in across much of western europe beginning to push across into areas of germany and also the same time it's bringing down the temperatures they've been very high as well so it's been dry and it's been hot so everything's drawing out the soil so this is where the warm air is where the warm colors are these how much is by the way burned in warsaw about 10 degrees above the average for this time of year but as we go through wednesday the rain pushes further east to get is to push across into areas of poland all the time squeezing that warm air out of the way

especially good raise from polish families become lectern brought up by us and special not to large children's nurseries and orphanages. i would advise starting with 2 or 3 such institutions so as to gather experience. isabelle hina mine is a professor of contemporary history at the university of minister. she has studied the subject of the stolen children for a number of years. she set up a europe wide research project and with colleagues has analyzed 17000 files of foreign children found by the allies in germany after the war. on historians want to reconstruct the roots taken by the stolen children and with them as it was left but the fact that the nazis deliberately conceal their identities makes that a formidable task. it would have nothing but i did the calculations life down based on the reports of how many children were transported and how many were found after the war and i would estimate that number to be around 20000 polish children behind each one of those numbers is that individual story of a life threatening to 10 while and set on a completely different course. there are many myths about the forced german ization of foreign children one account is that they w

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polish and italian neighborhoods and irish neighborhoods. you've got all these different neighborhoods and all discharges and his other institutions including an local public school or anybody thinks of the kids there as our kids, while the places that are just a little more spread out, fenner, they have church or two but when the factory shuts down, there's just less resilience. i-40 imagine it, the rural communities were resting on a thinner membrane those easier to stop because they didn't have as denser networks of civil society. you can't tell the store without telling the story of the shutting factories in chapters two two through four i go to a lot of them. but you are skipping a step if you go from this factory close to the opioid epidemic. you are skipping the step of this factory closed and it could stay together because then the other institutions closed. so yes, right there. >> i had to back clarifying questions. -- two clarifying questions. i had -- [laughing] let me try this. >> technology is a problem. [laughing] >> we are still adapting. >> so i had to back clarifying questions. there's one part where you said there's an inc

institute. and it is my great g pleasure to welcome you to my good friend and colleague michael strain director of economic studies a widely polishedscholar in many areas