prevalence and tell us more on the result of your study the real scrupulous screened children in bavaria germany aged one to 18 years and what we follow on from january 2020 through july was a 6 fold higher prevalence of antibodies that's going on throughout. the reported cases and also have the children that have antibodies that were essence and that they. now does a higher incidence of antibodies in the population mean that more people are already immune to the virus like in the 1st question and. you have not always this is the short answer but if you test there if you do these new trees ation at sears and you can prove but specially these antibodies you're testing. that they also confer immunity then in principle this is right the more people if these immunizing antibodies then of course the more people are in. but from a single antibody test without these new pretties i mean so you kind of come to. in recent recent faction numbers have been rising to very high levels here in germany what do you think is the reason for that. so if a 3rd the reason is that there are really are more infractions

a record high here in germany it feels more and more like coronavirus california 6 weeks of a nationwide partial lockdown have not brought down infection numbers enough in bavaria which has germany's highest coated 1000 death rate a state of emergency is now in effect beginning wednesday there will be evening curfews and trips away from home but will only be allowed to buy food and medicine here is the bavarian state premier you know our health system is of a and in addition the death toll is rising sharply. every 4 minutes a human being dies in germany from the coronavirus every 4 minutes into varia it's every 20 minutes where again declaring a state of emergency and my next guest predicts the future behavior of outbreaks in pandemics brockman helps construction it's where again declaring a state of emergency and my next guest predicts the future behavior of outbreaks in pandemics brockman helps construct computer models of infectious diseases at the robert costa institute here in berlin mr brock and it's good to have you on the program what are your models telling you what will happen here in germany if we leave things as they are now well it looks like and t

a record high here in germany it feels more and more like coronavirus california 6 weeks of a nationwide partial lockdown have not brought down infection numbers enough in bavaria which has germany's highest coated 1000 death rate a state of emergency is now in effect beginning wednesday there will be in evening curfews and trips away from home but will only be allowed to buy food and medicine here is the bavarian state premier you know our health system is of a and in addition the death toll is rising sharply every 4 minutes a human being dies in germany from the corona virus every 4 minutes into various it's every 20 minutes where again declaring a state of emergency and my next guest predicts the future behavior of outbreaks in pandemics brockman helps construct computer models of infectious diseases at the robert costa institute here in berlin mr brock and it's good to have you on the program what are your models telling you what will happen here in germany if we leave things as they are now. well it looks like and that's not only our models that tell the story but also models of other people in germany but also outside of germany that currently we need to

a record high here in germany it feels more and more like coronavirus california 6 weeks of a nationwide partial lockdown have not brought down infection numbers enough in bavaria which has germany's highest coated 1000 death rate a state of emergency is now in effect beginning wednesday there will be in evening curfews and trips away from home but will only be allowed to buy food and medicine here is the bavarian state for me you know our health system is of a button and in addition the death toll is rising sharply every 4 minutes a human being dies in germany from the corona virus every 4 minutes into various it's every 20 minutes where again declaring a state of emergency and my next guest predicts the future behavior of outbreaks in pandemics brockman helps construct computer models of infectious diseases at the robert coffee institute here in berlin mr brockman it's good to have you on the program what are your models telling you what will happen here in germany if we leave things as they are now. well it looks like and that's not only our models that tell the story but also models of other people in germany but also outside of germany that currently we ne

through prevalence and tell us more on the result of your study we scrutinize creamed children in bavaria germanyaged one to 18 years and what we found on from january 2020 through july was a 6 fold higher prevalence of antibodies that compared. the reported cases and also happen to children that have antibodies that were as symptomatic. now does a higher incidence of antibodies in the population mean that more people are already immune to the virus so late in the 1st question and. know if this is the short answer but if you test you if you do these new trees asian studies and you can prove but specially these antibodies you're testing and that they also confer immunity then in principle this is right the more you will actually see united saying antibodies then of course the more people are in. a single antibody test without these new pretties i mean so you cannot compute. in recent weeks infection numbers have been rising to very high levels here in germany what do you think is the reason for that. so a great bird the reason is that there are really are more infections and more or less the trans

prevalence and downs more on the result of your study though we scrupulous screened children in bavaria germany aged one to 18 years and what we follow on from january 2020 through july was a 6 fold higher prevalence of antibodies that compared. the reported cases and also happen to children that have antibodies that were absent and that they are now does a higher incidence of antibodies in the population mean that more people are already immune to the virus. so late in the 1st question and. you have not always this is the short answer but if you test there if you do it is new to reason so those under can prove but specially these antibodies you're testing. that they also have for immunity then in principle this is right the more people of these immunizing antibodies then of course the more people are in. but from a single antibody test without this new phrase i mean so you kind of come to. in recent recent actual numbers have been rising to very high levels here in germany what do you think is the reason for that. so if there are the reason is that there are really are more infractions more or

prevalence and downs more on the result of your study though we scrupulous screened children in bavaria germany aged one to 18 years and what we found on from january 2020 through july was a 6 fold higher prevalence of antibodies that. the reported cases and also happened to children that had antibodies that were absent and that they. now does a higher incidence of antibodies in the population mean that more people are already immune to the virus so late in the 1st question and. you would know if this is the short answer but if you test you if you do these new trees ation as slaves and you can prove but specially these antibodies you're testing and that they also confer immunity then in principle this is right the more people actually use immunizing antibodies then of course the more people are in. a single antibody test without these new trees and so you kind of hope that. in recent recent faction numbers have been rising to very high levels here in germany what do you think is the reason for that. so if the reason is that there are really are more infections and more or less the transmission

closely hoping that this will be a success story to emulate its survival however that they want in bavaria germany and in the u.s. state of california they may be worlds apart but tonight people in munich and los angeles have this in common too many coronavirus infections and orders to do one thing stay at home i.

prevalence and downs more on the result of your study though we scrupulous screened children in bavaria germany aged one to 18 years and what we found on from january 2020 through july was a 6 fold higher prevalence of antibodies that compared. the reported cases and also happen to children that had antibodies that were as symptomatic. now does a higher incidence of antibodies in the population mean that more people are already immune to the virus. so i put in the 1st question and. know if this is the short answer but if you test you if you do these new trees ation and studies and you can prove but specially these antibodies you're testing and that they also confer immunity then in principle this is right the more people actually use immunizing antibodies then of course the more people are in. a single antibody test without these new trees and so you kind of come to. and recent recent faction numbers have been rising to very high levels here in germany what do you think is the reason for that. so if the reason is that there are really are more infections and more or less the terms mission up an

prevalence and tell us more on the result of your study though we scrupulous screened children in bavaria germany aged one to 18 years and what we are on from january 2020 through july was a 6 fold higher prevalence of antibodies that compared. the reported cases and also happen to children that had antibodies that were absent and that they. had does a higher incidence of antibodies in the population mean that more people are already immune to the virus so late in the 1st question and. you would know if this is the short answer but if you test you if you do these new trees a shoe size and you can prove specially these antibodies you're testing and that they also confer immunity then in principle this is right the more people actually use immunizing antibodies then of course the more people are in. but from a single antibody test without these new pretties i mean so you cannot compute. in recent recent faction numbers have been rising to very high levels here in germany what do you think is the reason for that. so people the reason is that there are really are more infections and more or less the

be as effective as the company suggests it should be at most shipments i read in bavaria in germany and medical workers rude little bit suspect about how the continuously being delivered and the temperatures that they were kept to as such they just sat there but they wouldn't really write the vaccine there was also considered lupron some of the various of the vaccine and found out that they had been shipped him essentially says that they usually used for a picnic but since there's such ever city's mayor question i have also to say i took at the at the home death from grooming out this vaccine. if there is even the slightest chance that the vaccine does not meet the quality criteria 100 percent the batch will not be deployed. prove that suit really matters so see them every week up and this is ok to do you would deliver and this is about the 2nd supply to send european countries with the spanish health ministry suggesting that the right european countries didn't receive the shit 2nd shipment until and then came that was due to the fact that the images. sticky issues with trying to delive

the gregs a deadline just days away a threat of a no deal divorce is melting also coming up germany's bavaria steps up its shutdown the state remains a stubborn hotspot for corona virus infections all now it's facing the toughest measures in the country and other states could follow suit and some exciting weekend soccer action in the bundesliga and germany's business leader rather by in labor cousens scoring goals and stopping them on their way to 2nd place in the bundesliga we'll tell you how they extended it remarkable a newbie in st. why aren't thank you so much for your company everyone british and european negotiators are once again locked in talks with time fast running out to secure a post briggs it trade deal european commission president or zavada lyon is due to speak to britain's boris johnson later this afternoon to evaluate how the talks are going while that use chief negotiator nischelle banyan is downbeat about the chances of a breakthrough saying key sticking points remain on this fight to grow. fears of economic chaos if britain leaves without a deal at the end of the year lon

all the german state of bavaria has decided that germany's lockdown law is just not getting the job done after a crisis making on sunday the very and regional government has decided to toughen restrictions in an attempt to drive down corona virus infections germany has done quite well compared to many other countries managing the coronavirus pandemic but after a shop rise at the beginning of winter infection rates have remained consistently high the state's premier of bavaria marcos soda has long been waiting to implement tougher restrictions his state is record of the country's highest coronavirus death toll and after weeks of consistently high numbers despite the restrictions he says it's time to go even further he'll argue. the situation is unfortunately serious it's simply not enough we must do more we have to take action that is why i convened a special coronavirus cabinet meeting today so that we can implement various measures before christmas. sudha announced a number of new measures that are expected to kick in on wednesday people in bavaria will only be able to leave their homes

towards positions happening in the political landscape here in germany was happening that very why isn't doing as well as others. well bavaria has been hit hard by the virus already during the 1st wave it's where the 1st coronavirus case in germany actually occurred and it continued to be heavily hit also for example after the summer break so between august and september and we currently see as one of the states in germany with the highest incidence of coronavirus cases per 100000 inhabitants the situation is quite serious and even. acknowledged that he said that the current numbers in bavaria are not acceptable and that's why even though nobody really wants to implement a harsher lockdown it is currently necessary but we have to keep in mind though is yes bavaria is not doing that well but germany wide we don't see the numbers improving significantly and that is of concern throughout the country germany wide also people are looking forward to easing off was directions for christmas and the new year is that still going to happen well the issue now is not only whether the current partial lockdown is working but also whether t

the gregs a deadline just days away a threat of a no deal divorce is mounting also coming up germany's bavaria steps up its shutdown the state remains a stubborn hotspot for coronavirus infectious all now it's facing the toughest measures in the country and other states could follow.

schlink in caracas thank so much all the german state of bavaria has decided that germany's lockdown lot just isn't getting the job done after across this meeting on sunday the bavarian regional government has decided to toughen restrictions in an effort to drive down corona virus infections germany has done quite well compared to many other countries managing the coronavirus pandemic but after a shop prize at the beginning of winter and fiction rights have remained consistently high. the state premier of the area mako soda has long been waiting to implement tougher restrictions his state his record of the country's highest coronavirus death toll and after weeks of consistently high numbers despite many restrictions he says it's time to go even further the largest lyta the situation is unfortunately serious it's simply not enough we must do more we have to take action that is why i convened a special coronavirus cabinet meeting today so that we can implement various measures before christmas when i was on the base at subic you can. say to announce to a number of new measures that are

a record high here in germany it feels more and more like coronavirus california 6 weeks of a nationwide partial lockdown have not brought down infection numbers enough in bavaria which has germany's highest coated 1000 death rate a state of emergency is now in effect beginning wednesday there will be evening curfews and trips away from home but will only be allowed to buy food and medicine here is the bavarian state for me you know our health system is of a but and in addition the death toll is rising sharply. every 4 minutes a human being dies in germany from the coronavirus every 4 minutes into varia it's every 20 minutes where again declaring a state of emergency and my next guest predicts the future behavior of outbreaks in pandemics brockman helps construct computer models of infectious diseases at the robert coffee institute here in berlin mr bachmann it's good to have you on the program what are your models telling you what will happen here in germany if we leave things as they are now well it looks like and that's not only our models that tell the story but also models of other people and germany but also outside of germany that currently we need to ge

though the german state of bavaria has decided that germany's lock down a lot just isn't getting results after a crisis meeting on sunday the bavarian regional government has decided to toughen restrictions in an attempt to drive down corona virus infections germany has done quite well compared to many other countries managing the coronavirus pandemic but after a shop rise at the beginning of winter infection rights have remained consistently high the state's premier of bavaria marcos soda has long been waiting to implement tougher restrictions his state has recorded the country's highest coronavirus death toll and after weeks of consistently high numbers despite the restrictions he says it's time to go even further. the largest lyta the situation is unfortunately serious it's simply not enough we must do more we have to take action that is why i convened a special coronavirus cabinet meeting today so that we can implement various measures before christmas. so to announced a number of new measures that are expected to kick in on wednesday people in bavaria will only be able to leave thei

germany was something that the very. state doing as well as others. well bavaria has been hit hard by the virus already during the 1st wave it's where the 1st coronavirus case in germany actually occurred and it continued to be heavily hit also for example after the summer break so between august and september and we currently see as one of the states in germany with the highest incidence of coronavirus cases per 100000 inhabitants the situation is quite serious and even. acknowledge that he said that the current numbers in bavaria are not acceptable and that's why even though nobody really wants to implement a harsher lock down it is currently necessary but we have to keep in mind though is yes but very is not doing that well but germany wide we don't see numbers improving significantly and that is of concern throughout the country germany wanted also people are looking forward to easing off was directions for christmas and the new year is that still going to happen well the issue now is not only whether the current partial lockdown is working but also whether th

is necessary there's been a rise in cases and that is state steady across germany with the states of north rhine-westphalia bavaria button voting book worst affected we've also seen the number of people who have died with covert 1000 in germany past 21000 this prompted anglo merkel the leaders of germany 16 states to announce that we will be heading back into a much stricter lockdown until at least the 10th of january next year they too are reporting there will burn in journalist must fassbender to think that it won't be easy for authorities there to monitor the new restrictions. if you read the regulation i read them 3 or 4 times for christmas. you need sort of a law degree to understand really what is allowed and what is forbidden for christmas but you're a jerk christmas in germany in 2020 it will be a lot of. anger criticism and humorous scepter about it. again government wants to restrict is much as possible of contacts knowing of course all these measures will not be fully implemented and they will not be able to monitor or. there is a certain despair in the government measures that cannot be denied but it i

is necessary there's been a rise in cases and that is state steady across germany with the states of north rhine-westphalia bavaria button voting book worst affected we've also seen the number of people who have died with covert 1000 in germany past 21000 this prompted angle of merkel the leaders of germany 16 states to announce that we will be heading back into a much stricter lockdown until at least the 10th of january next year the meantime in one of the biggest the most complicated logistics operations in modern u.s. history pfizer is beginning the mass rollout of its covert vaccine by the 1st phase is expected to go to health care workers and nursing homes complications distribution i do include a jab being kept at minus 70 degrees celsius but we're talking of the cold here in russia very harsh weather has affected the city of nor lisc above the arctic circle and by its own harsh standards severe businesses have seen flights. roads blocked and there are also reports of cars being buried in the snow storms. and riot police have blocked thousands of protesters from marching to the home of the head of poland's r

keys challenge soaring in hospitals at their limit this southern state of bavaria has one of the toughest lockdowns in germany our correspondent visits a city known around the world for its christmas spirit that's now snuffed out. this is christmas eve as it gets here and back in 2020 usually the central market square is bustling with the city's famous christmas market at this time of the year but it was cancelled weeks ago and now the city center has become almost ghostly. only fruit and vegetables on offer but no one comes to buy them. has been working here for 3 decades he says he's never seen his city so empty. feels it's all full for us there's no christmas here no no tourists it's terrible just look the market square is completely empty. and it's the same all over the city the state government has asked variance to only leave their homes if they have valid reasons like going grocery shopping visiting the doctor or going to work wearing a mask is compulsory in most areas of the city center partial school closures a ban on alcohol in public places and a nighttime curfew complete the strictest lockdown in

and let's bring in due to be reported to raise atop a who's in bavaria one of the hardest hit states in germany today is that you grew up in nuremberg how is the situation where you are now. well rebecca as you can probably see behind me it's very quiet at the moment usually at this time of the year this central market square and old city is very busy with the annual cliff which is one of the oldest and most famous christmas markets in the world that of course fell victim to the pandemic this year and with infection rates still very very high. variance are now asked to stay at home and only go outside if they have a good reason to do so for example for grocery shopping to go to the doctor or to go to work and she a number infection rates especially high so a few additional measures put in place now with a disaster situation declared. now there's a ban on alcohol in public places students from grade 8 on do not go to school anymore from today but learned tome and there's also a nighttime curfew that kicks in at 9 pm every day no price things certainly don't get there why is the very breaking ran

people have died tighter rules or come into force in the southern states of bavaria the infection rate has been surging across germany despite weeks of national restrictions officials recorded nearly 30000 new cases on tuesday. the most important tools that we have are not the closures and the restrictions and the prohibitions and the police controls which are necessary the most vital tools we have to successfully combat this virus are the people and for each individual to behave responsibly and to be prepared to contribute british public health officials are advising people with a history of serious allergies not to take the pfizer bio and tech coronavirus vaccine the warning comes after 2 frontline health workers suffered serious allergic reactions to the job the u.k. became the 1st western country to start a mass vaccination program on tuesday. pressure is mounting on the u.k. and the european union to reach a deal before britain leaves the bloc in 3 weeks from minister johnson is traveling to brussels for intensive talks with the e.u. commission chief president. again barbara as the latest from london. heading fo

that threat which prompted the city of nurenberg to cancel this year's market germany's most famous nuremberg is located in bavaria where the corona virus is giving new meaning this season to silent night. this is christmas eve as it gets back in 2020 usually the central market square is bustling with the city's famous christmas market at this time of the year but it was cancelled weeks ago and now the city center has become almost ghostly. only fruit and vegetables on offer but no one comes to buy them. and it's been working here for 3 decades he says he's never seen his city so empty. feels it's all full for us there's no christmas here now no tourists it's terrible just look the market square is completely empty. and it's the same all over the city the state government has asked variance to only leave their homes if they have valid reasons like going grocery shopping visiting the doctor or going to work wearing a mask is compulsory in most areas of the city center partial school closures a ban on alcohol in public places and a nighttime curfew complete the strictest lockdown in germany police have increased the

that threat which prompted the city of nurenberg to cancel this year's market germany's most famous nuremberg is located in bavaria where the corona virus is giving new meaning this season to silent night. this is christmas eve as it gets back in 2020 usually the central market square is bustling with the city's famous christmas market at this time of the year but it was cancelled weeks ago and now the city center has become almost ghostly. only fruit and vegetables on offer but no one comes to buy them. and has been working here for 3 decades he says he's never seen his city so empty. it's all for us there's no christmas here no no tourists it's terrible just look the market square is completely empty. and it's the same all over the city the state government has asked variance to only leave their homes if they have valid reasons like going grocery shopping visiting the doctor or going to work wearing a mosque is compulsory in most areas of the city center partial school closures a ban on alcohol in public places and a nighttime curfew complete the strictest lockdown in germany. police have increased their presenc

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sharing your insights with us thanks for having won the southern state of bavaria has imposed one of the toughest lockdowns in germanyour correspondent visited a city there are known for its festive christmas season but soaring case numbers and shuttered shops mean spirits are dim this year. this is christmas eve as it gets back in 2020 usually the central market square is bustling with the city's famous christmas market at this time of the year but it was cancelled weeks ago and now the city center has become almost ghostly. only fruit and vegetables on offer but no one comes to buy them. been working here for 3 decades he says he's never seen his city so empty. it's all full for us there's no christmas here no no tourists it's terrible just look the market square is completely empty at all. and it's the same all over the city the state government has asked variance to only leave their homes if they have valid reasons like going grocery shopping visiting the doctor or going to work wearing a mask is compulsory in most areas of the city center partial school closures a ban on alcohol in public places and a nighttime

ban on fireworks and some states have taken additional steps, for example, bavaria where there's a 10:00 p.m. curfew. germanynce, plans to ease restrictions next week have been scaled back and a curfew has been extended. in denmark, more regions have now fallen under a partial shutdown. around 80% of the population now under those stricter measures. here in england, the lockdown ended less than two weeks ago. already some regions are seeing an uptick in cases of covid-19 and could see stricter measures imposed in a government review expected next week. anna stewart, cnn, london. >> our thanks to arn that stewart. >>> we shall join anderson cooper and kelly ripa for cnn heroes an all-star tribute tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> thanks for joining me. we begin this hour with what really is a tale of two milestones. first, the history-making moment this first covid vaccine getting the final green light and rolling out of a michigan plant. that alongside the grim reality of record hospitalizations and thousands of americans dying every single day. this afternoon cdc director robert redfield accepted the r

of reaction to the revlon packages or the new money used to pay clicks in germany assets they just said i didn't just in bavaria but in several cities that they would be really let back see if there is even the slightest chance that the vaccine does not meet the quality criteria 100 percent the batch will not be deployed. solution right starting over the weekend with. difficulties due to those temperature problems the 2nd to move returned sam the e.u. countries the spanish health ministry suggesting that arrived in european countries hadn't received the 2nd shipment. and that was because there were several times with the delivery trucks and keeping that temperature mainly made to deliver the vaccines there's a mission to help. spanish health ministry had to say this plane indicates that it has been informed by factoring belgian of the delay in shipments to 8 european countries included spain due to a problem in the luden and shipping process through various 2nd shipments released in spacesuit due to choose to put it some may just be crippling was temperatures in store which took the vaccine in chaman who simply

reaction to the rev impact which is of the newsroom really used the picnics in germany as such they just said i didn't just in bavaria but in several cities that they would be really let that back see if there is even the slightest chance that the vaccine does not meet the quality criteria 100 percent the batch will not be deployed with that solution right step over the weekend with. difficulties due to those temperature problems the 2nd to move really the same the e.u. countries the spanish health ministry suggesting that arrived countries hadn't received the 2nd ship limbs. and that was because there were problems with the delivery trucks and keeping that temperature when we may have to deliver the vaccines there's a mission to help. spanish health ministry had to say spain indicates that it has been informed by its factory in belgium of the doing shipments to 8 european countries including spain due to a problem in deluding and shipping process through various 2nd shipments least in spook due to choose to but it's just been pretty broome's temperatures in stewards of the vaccine in germany who simply came with the