italian authorities are planning covert tested flights with alitalia and delta airlines from the u.s. airports to eliminate the required 14 day quarantine for passengers arriving in italy. similar corridors are also expected to be approved for flights between rome, airport and the german cities of munich. and frankfurt almost one and a half 1000000000 trips abroad. that's the amount of traveling tourists around the world did it last year. needless to say, that figure is looking much differently and 2020, a whole sectors fighting for survival. in this winter ski season, ski resorts are especially missing their snow. swiss ski resorts are normally truong with visitors at this time of year. right now things are pretty low key. the pandemic has kept foreign tourists away. so switzerland is promoting skiing for domestic visitors as long as they observe social distancing. both dimmable could remove this pic as long as everyone respects mask wearing respects the rules that are in place. it seems to work pretty well the way it is now. so i hope it stays that way though, worldwide the pandemic

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italian authorities are planning, covert test of flights with alitalia and delta airlines from 3 u.s. airports to eliminate the required 14 day quarantine for passengers arriving late. some of the corridors are also expected to be approved for flights between roll airport and the german cities of munich. and frankfurt. astra zeneca is planning an additional global trial of its covert 19 vaccine. that's after scientists raise doubts about initial results showing the shot to be 90 percent effective in a test where participants mistakenly received a half those followed by a full those experts said problems with the 1st trial could slow down u.s. and e.u. regulatory approval. it's to france now and for weeks the country has been on lockdown as the government struggles to get the coronavirus under control with infection numbers. now stabilizing plans to gradually ease restrictions are on the way on saturday. soft shops will be allowed to reopen just in time. for the holiday season, as france begins, a phased unwinding of its lockdown for the holiday season, nonessential shops will reopen t

alitalia what we have of his on display. hadurns out that father s been in prison for a total of 20 or 26 years. it was ronald reagan that set him free. he did not speak english, but hehad a translator and started speaking and he started crying. he owed his life to ronald reagan and i said, would you you if we could arrange for to come back and do an oral history. these stories don't make the paper, but this is the real life of a priest who spent 20-26 years in awful conditions in prison camps. when we did it, it was difficult because he broke up quite a bit during the conversation. hisin the end he gave us prison uniform and his hat and we have that on display. >> very powerful. a couple of history questions here for you. convinced griffin reagan to run for governor of california? >> i don't know. but griffin was of -- was a close personal friend who was wonderful. i am not the reagan historian. .ou need one of the archivist you talk about the library and what we have done the past 20 or 30 years and i can do that. i apolog

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regulatory approval roams main airport is to offer passengers of delta airlines on alitalia, a covert test. passengers flying between rome and some u.s. destinations can get a test 48 hours before departure to avoid the mandatory 14 day quarantine quarantine italy imposes on incoming travelers. in switzerland, voters are going to the polls on sunday to decide whether a business should be held responsible for human rights and environmental abuses that happen abroad, including those commissioned by their suppliers. the outcome of the referendum could have far reaching consequences for multinationals like nestle and plan corps . this poster shows a girl at a peruvian mine, owned by switzerland's glencore, which is accused of poisoning the local community with lead and heavy metals. this is how the swiss popular initiative on responsible business hopes to draw attention to environmental degradation and human suffering. it says is caused by swiss companies or subcontractors overseas. so far these companies have not been held to account n.g.o.s, trade unions and church groups, demands chang

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alitalia will be doing the same. those flights will be starting in december.seeing the light at the end of the tunnel. >>> also, we are showing amazon now. they are dishing out an extra $500 million in bonuses for their front line workers. susan just told us about that. it works out to about $300 per employee. good for them. >>> adobe just releasing some big news for consumer spending. susan, can you tell us about that? susan: yeah, big numbers here. looks like thanksgiving online sales hit a record of $5.1 billion which is up close to 22% from last year, according to the adobe analysis and from what they see, it's going to be a record-breaking holiday shopping period. they are already expecting an increase of up to 5% from last year, up to $750 billion at least in total spending for the holidays but if you look at these thanksgiving day online sales numbers, it might be a lot more than that. already at a record pace. david: foxcon may be moving its production to vietnam. what's that about? susan: for mac books and ipads, according to m blbloomberg news report