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this one will treasure lish. secrets because it starts to simplistic up. in the far north. beyond the inhabitable world it's lonely. barren. and breathtakingly beautiful. the arctic. to take a journey around the north pole meet profiteers and talk with people experiencing a changing environment. for the ice disappears earlier and it keeps retreating our future depends on what happens here one of the most fragile ecosystems on earth . northern lights in the arctic circle starts december 21st on d w. this state of the news live from berlin germany prepares for a hoss holiday reality holiday season on the pandemic lockdown search and you could not tame fictions is forcing the government's hand chance by the local and regional leaders hatchet job and emergency things like that so that. in the us a country want vaccination program gets on the way millions of doses of the just approved by take finds a vaccine a big shift to clinics 1st inoculations are expected on monday.

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nichol's lish spent some time in berlin and also travel to the next car valley where she paid a visit to heidelberg a favorite destination of visitors to germany. who can't stay get made his way to the baltic sea just like lots of other germans in the summer of 2020. our tour today begins in berlin. summer. riverboats on the splay. people drawn al doors by the warm sunshine. cafes and parks in the city are full even occasionally too full according to some. the brandenburg gate berlin's most popular landmark is pretty crowded to. almost normal and still this year everything is different. the corona crisis has changed the world and our lives including tourism after lock down and travel restrictions brought to a standstill earlier this year visitors are slowly starting to trickle back and read what kind of an experience are they in for today we'll find out. after the city was essentially closed to visitors for a couple of weeks a sense of normality is slowly returning to berlin after the lockdown people seem to want to travel again. i don't mind wearing a mask and even if it's not mandat

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lish documentary examines the few traces that remain of their existence. and. storage generally of d.w. . things are nearing and their conclusion britain and the european union are reportedly on the cusp of striking a coast gregg's. trade deal which would end the grueling long ago she asians of the e.u. group a relationship after britain left the bloc almost one year ago also on the show we take a look at you through exporters through all particularly anxious for both sides to reach disagree. i'm chris cuomo welcome to the program a bumper delivery of pizza helped fuel negotiators through a night of talks and now britain and the european union are close to agreeing to a post brags that trade deal according to multiple media outlets announcement is expected later today according to the irish foreign minister there has been a last minute hitch with the wording of the deal but he emphasized there is still likely to be a formal announcement the polland lets on the news as britain appears close to avoiding a damaging no deal breaks it after 9 months of turbulent neg

lish truss's attempt to separate class from race is divisive garbage we need to create a fairer societyfor everyone but this means recognizing that the barriers faced by black asian and other minority ethnic people are facts not fashion black lives matzoh the opposition in britain also slammed liz truss for her role as international trade secretary in which the labor party and activists called out a total lack of equality trust has appointed hundreds of trade advisors to new roles government to data highlighted that almost all were white males a quarter of her appointments were women with just 12 from asian descent and one black person cabinet office rules suggest around 14 percent of government staff should be from ethnic minorities by 2022 and half of all new employees female we spoke to john gaunt a talk radio host and columnist who says equality is all about people in general not particularly minorities. well i think she's got a good idea because she's focusing on class and she's trying to say look it can't all be about identity politics which has actually now infested the political

are the size of wales or scotland and that's what's at stake in this election is to try to restart lish the rule of law in the government in places where it has retreated but also come to help to these millions of central african republic people who populations have seen little of their governments helping them ok let's stay with the story to get a vehicle on cool news the french institute of international relations observatory of central and southern africa he says the unrest in could make it difficult for elections to go ahead and splenda. possible both he's a was the main challenge real president where the law was a teenager from the electoral raid by the constitutional cool thought that convened . some of the armed groups president bush he's a supporter and actually the electrical bit. then we lose your legs or. competition and the. there won't be a new room for them i think it will be of course very. period between the 2 rounds of elections but the problem presently is that the 1st runoff election is very gone from i and i don't see happening next week because it is scheduled on 27

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. >> lishe has been decorating he house since 1986 and now her granddaughter also lucia also helping. means a lot. >> reporter: not pandemic or quarantine could stop from their long-held tradition of decking the halls, the walls, the tree. >> we usually start november 1 and light it up thanksgiving but this year i put it up way before hallowe halloween. >> reporter: for any grinchly neighbors here's what lucy has to say before you have to undeck the halls. >> if you don't like it, move. go away for 30 days. >> oh, my gosh. that was will reporting. psychologists say the holiday lights and decorations are really proving to elevate everyone's moods and fend off seasonal depression. first of all, we still don't know about that dinosaur. second of all, i want to go dance at frankie's house. look that house looked like a party in houston. >> that did. that was a party. now, lucia i'm afraid of. after seeing that story, i would not ask her any questions. >> get out of here. go. move. >> and her granddaughter is just the same. you can tell. she doesn't want to hear any lip from you. >> nope,

of things on sentiment, book call ratio, bull bear surveys, it makes it looks like a lot of brul lishness is already priced into this market. you have things line michigan coverager haven't fully recovered. san francisco fed looks at sentiment through an ai lens looking at news media sent himself. that has clawed its way back to neutral, but far from positive so a little room to go, but you have to be a bit more selective here >> you don't sound too concerned. but if i look at valuations, you could say that they are their high by most traditional measures, but then i look at interest rates and i think, well, with rates still below 1% on the ten year and fed funds rate basically zero and probably not moving higher for the next number of years, i could make the argument and you could too that when you look at with an interest rate lens on, we might still have a little gas in the tank >> i agree with that view, you're right valuations are up towards the top end of historical averages could you probably squeeze a little more juice out of this with some improvement in sentiment and once we sta

a book called "wide as the waters" said because of the people's desire to read the bible, the edge lish translation, known as the authorized version in great britain, helped great britain back the most literate nation in the world. in terms of the words, about 90 are anglo saxson words, with a vocabulary of 8,000 words in the entire translation. the king james translation established the prose style for english and american literature and became the foundation of modern english language giving us words and phrases that are common parts of our language today. in his history of england, tom mast mccauley said the bible, if everything else in our language should perish, it would alone suffice to show the whole extent of its beauty and power. he wrote the subsequent impact on english and american literature might be traced in a thousand ways in the work of religious writers like milton and bunyan or their more secular brethren like d.h. lawrence, walt whitman and dafoe. without the king james version it's said there would be no "pilgrim's progress," no "paradise lost," no gettysburg address

cyclical names so one technical piece of jar n jargon, we look at how imbalanced call option bulg lishivity is versus bearish activity when it starts to get imbalanced, it means that we use see feedback loops kind of continuing on upon themselves almost in a self-fulfilling prophecy and that is related to something called gamma in options, but essentially is a technical driver that exacerbates up moves even more and down moves even more and right now we're seeing it exacerbate up moves even more. >> so you mentioned tesla. i don't know if what you were describing is specific to tesla shares as well but elon musk did say to his employees very recently that they have to control costs because while the market is giving them the benefit of the doubt when it comes to the future profitability and future growth of the company, the market could change its mind at any point and he said and then we'd get squished like a souffle with a sledgehammer. is he right to be cautious at this point >> if you look just at the options market, then no. but i'll tell you, so when we run our data, we have like

in an op-ed push lished -- published in the commercial appeal, senator alexander said, quote, our children need to learn more history in order to grow up knowing what it means to be an american, including our struggles with race. for more than two centuries, these have been look over by churches and you private citizens. i learned about this when i visited union baptist church in cincinnati where parishioners have worked to preserve their hallowed space from vandals and the inexorable passage of time. that cemetery i visited in cincinnati was founded in 1864, a final resting place for freed slaves, for black union soldiers, and for civil rights activists. i was there last november on a very cold morning, i remember, with angelita jones, chair of the trustee board for union baptist church and other elected officials to announce funding to help restore the cemetery. but there is more to do at this cemetery and so many more like it across the country. our bill had help us better -- our bill will help us better understand the scope and scale of the issue and develop the tools needed to help ch