this is the wu news live from berlin international medical supplies begin arriving in india emergency equipment and oxygen could relief overstretched hospitals and clinics forced to close their doors to patients as deaths and new infections keep search. also coming as germany's vaccine rollout slowly accelerates.

this is deja vu news live from berlin international medical supplies begin arriving in india emergency quicker than oxygen could relieve overstretched hospitals and clinics banks been forced to close their doors to patients as desks and new infections keep surge also coming up as germany's vaccine rolled slowly it celebrates chancellor angela merkel says a vaccination could be offered to every adult from june but what does that mean for those with a job and for those without. threatened and intimidated by male compassionate sue say they're breaking the rules t w here's why the chechen women in vienna face fury for trying to integrate and. i'm going out of us welcome to the program the 1st foreign emergency supplies are arriving in india as it battles a catastrophic wave of covert 19 on tuesday india registered well over 300000 new cases for a 6th consecutive day hospitals and clinics been forced to turn away patients due to shortages of everything from beds to oxygen the scenes have been described as beyond breath taking. in new delhi ventilators and other medical supplies arrive from

this is d w news live from berlin international medical supplies begin arriving in india emergency quickerthan oxygen could relieve overstretched hospitals and clinics and spin forced to close their doors to patients as deaths and new infections teach said. also coming up as germany's vaccine rolled slowly it celebrates chancellor angela merkel says a vaccination could be up to every adult from june but what does that mean for those with a job and for those without.

this is the news live from berlin international medical supplies begin arriving in india emergency equipment and oxygen could relieve overstretched hospitals and clinics states been forced to close their doors to patients as deaths and new infections keep search also coming as germany's vaccine rollout slowly accelerates chancellor angela merkel says a vaccination could be offered to every adult from june but what does that mean for those with a job and for those with ups. present and intimidated by their male compact shirts who say they're breaking the rules here is why the section women in here now face europe for trying to interact. and the cat is officially out of the bag. will leave are sick to join by a music next season but he could be coming with a very very hefty price tag. and welcome to the program the 1st foreign emergency supplies are arriving in india as a battles a catastrophic wave of covert 90 on tuesday india registered well over 300000 new cases for a 6th consecutive day hospitals and clinics have been forced to turn away patients due to shortages of everything from beds t

business i'm joined now on in berlin happy you can join us the international monetary fund has warned that the covert 19 pandemic has pushed international debt to levels that could trigger a major crisis especially low income countries are at risk of default due to lower fiscal revenues and much higher health care. air and social expenses last year alone 6 countries default it most of them were in latin america and included argentina billie's ecuador and surinam in the middle east lebanon on and in africa zomby off. the i.m.f. fears this year could see even more countries on able to repay their creditors some of the most precarious sovereign debt is from african nations angola the republic of congo ethiopia the the gambia beak. maldives and turkmenistan also have a high probability of debt distress. crystal gave up ahead of the international monetary fund urged member countries to offer debt relief to ailing countries now johnson who is the c.e.o. of calorie asset management he joins us from lagos welcome johnson now let's start with that you call for debt relief from the i.m.f. some

business i'm just on in berlin happy you can join us. the international monetary fund is proposing a $650000000000.00 boost to help the world's poorest countries deal with the fallout from the coronavirus pandemic it also plans a 6 month long debt reprieve for $73.00 nations the i.m.f. says it is concerned about poor tourism dependent nations and middle income countries that had high debt levels even before the pandemic in sub-saharan africa interest payments eat up nearly 50 percent of government revenues and in ghana and 30 percent in both nigeria and angola. here's i.m.f. chief crystal lina gave the. book this create crisis has shown just how this capable. mo we must build on this brother says of common responsibility to foster a fair recovery and the resilience postponed they make worlds now we've all heard the phrase all dressed up and nowhere to go well now that many of us have nowhere to go we're not really dressing up anymore zoomie tings have made business where passe and sweatpants are having a moment the late great german fashion designer karl

business i'm just on in berlin have you can join us. the international monetary fund is proposing a $650000000000.00 boost to help the world's poorest countries deal with the fallout from the coronavirus pandemic it also plans a 6 month long reprieve for $73.00 nations the i.m.f. says it is concerned about poor tourism dependent nations and middle income countries that had high debt levels even before the pandemic in sub-saharan africa interest payments eat up nearly 50 percent of government revenues and in ghana and 30 percent in both nigeria and angola. here's i.m.f. chief crystal lina gave. what this create crisis has shown just how this capable. mo we must build on this brother says of common responsibility to foster a fear recovery in the resilience postponed they make worlds now we've all heard the phrase all dressed up and nowhere to go well now that many of us have nowhere to go we're not really dressing up anymore zoomie tings have made business where passe and sweatpants are having a moment the late great german fashion designer karl lagerfeld

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in berlin is complete the building will open this summer and i'll be speaking to the architect david chipperfield who oversaw the project. and to get your blood flowing in on our all of international dance day we met up with instagram sensation sunny get in. on the importance of berlin's noir nuts or not they can hardly be understated it's a veritable icon of modernist architecture designed and built by a giant of that period german american architect nice funday a hole as such it's a cultural landmark not only for the city but in the history of architecture itself and the story of its return to splendor the feat of engineering that it entails is certainly one with telly. after more than 5 years. the renovation of berlin's noir not you know gallery is finally complete and for now the famous and iconic museum designed by big meets founder can be admired in its simplest form as a temple of lights on the surface not much seems to have changed the hull is now 2 seconds you're not often hired and sometimes of openness this hole is a unique structure no other museum in the world is like it that was one reason to preserve it of course we stuffed lots of technical equipment into the ceili

land karimi she's executive director of the center for international peace operations in berlin which organizes civilian peace operations around the world of behalf of the german foreign ministry welcome to the w what do you think is likely to happen to afghanistan's women when nato forces withdraw and the taliban assumes greater power and influence. well that's of course an open question because the question to the future however is we have learnt. from the video which you have shown right now i mean there have now 20 years after 911 after. intervention in afghanistan there are women working in their professional standing on their own feet there are attending schools universities they have access to. maternity hospitals there are judges element ariens whatever and of course all of them fear that they might loose festival that they might lose their free choice of employment to might lose the opportunity to stand on their own feet their freedom of expression and of course many of the rights they have gained during the last 20 years and we should mention that rights they used to have in

your news coming up next to the point or international debate show from berlin i'll be back at the top of the hour with more world news followed by the day i hope to see that. the fight against the coronavirus pandemic. has the rate of infection been developing what does the latest research say. information and context around a virus up to. 19. w. . percent drama competition wife marketing number. 5 that's how intuition. might millionaire fans runs fast and. because we. go off on you tube joining us. was it a mistake to send our children back to school. the number of infections us rising rapidly among kids and what do we do we prioritize teach us to get vaccinated sooner children are still at the back of the queue. but kids can also get sick with coated 19 and seriously 2 what's more they can also develop what's known as long coated meaning they can suffer long term damage regardless of whether they have shown symptoms after the initial infection or not there. h. what development it could impact the rest of their lives. so are we doing enough to protect our children because they could

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this is deja vu news live from berlin as the pandemic rages human rights imus international paints a grim picture in its annual report saying that women health workers and my brains have borne the brunt of the growth of virus governments have used it to stifle dissent you will hear from one of its authors also coming up one of europe's worst hit countries has bounced back from a devastating surge of the corona virus earlier this year but officials in portugal .

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jinping renews his criticisms of what he calls a one sided international rules system at an economic forum in hina. shamsi beardsley in berlin welcome to the show for the breakaway european super league project lays in tatters after all 6 english premier league clubs involved quit 48 hours after agreeing to join italian and spanish teams in the new elite football competition. the fans like here outside chelsea stadium celebrated their clubs announcing it would leave the super league which is backed by billions of euros of investment capital a us bank j.p. morgan super league organizers say they are now focusing on efforts to reshape the project a project that not just fans but many trainers and even football managers disapprove of with just. you know the share price for how the. you know we are. ok he reminded people about. a competition to exist the consequences exist on the pitch and you call them right from trying systems and in europe. it's impossible. because it goes against everything. that's good our financial correspondent frankfurt osh kosh hyundai for more. fascinating stuff what's going on here this suggests that

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this is deja vu news live from berlin as the pandemic rages human rights. on the sea international paints a grim picture and its annual report saying that women health workers and my brains have borne the brunt of the brunt of fires governments have used it to stifle dissent you will hear from one of its authors also coming up one of europe's worst hit countries has bounced back from a devastating surge of the coronavirus earlier this year but as fishelson portugal say it's still too soon to welcome back to tourists and an eruption in iceland enters a fire in the face to new fissures open up by the volcano in direct give thanks lava and sending hundreds of sightseers for safety. i'm sara kelly welcome to the program. i'm to see international's annual report says that cold in 1000 has further amplified massive global inequalities and it accuses many world leaders of using the pen demick to crack down on human rights the report singles out 3 groups that have been disproportionately affected 1st women they have suffered an increase in domestic violence borne the burden of home schooli

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us is it a hard sanch night or he is a professor of chinese politics and international relations at the f.-u. university in berlin welcome to the program thanks for joining us walk us through the china. good morning walk and walk us through the chinese response to this coup and how it has potentially been impacting the situation on the ground where we've been seeing the violence escalating. well this is a merciless regime quite obviously and if it belongs to a group of chinese quote unquote allies like for example north korea but certainly also including the myanmar military. about bridge china is not really happy china's interest is not seeing a military coup being restored in myanmar. don't forget the chinese government has also been cooperating with the democratically elected government of our son to achieve quite intensively in the china's interest is not establishing a certain type of political system in myanmar but having an overall political system in place because myanmar is a core country in china's geostrategic interest it is the transit country between the indian ocean and the southwest and chinese pro

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land carry me she's executive director of the center for international peace operations in berlin which organizes civilian peace operations around the world about half of the german foreign ministry welcome to d w what do you think is likely to happen to afghanistan's women when nato forces withdraw and the taliban assumes greater power and influence. well that's of course an open question because the question to the future however is we have learned. from the video which you have shown right now i mean there have now 20 years after 911 after. intervention in afghanistan there are women working in their professional standing on their own feet there are attending schools universities they have access to. maternity hospitals there are judges element ariens whatever and of course all of them fear that they might loose festival that they might lose their free choice of employment you might lose the opportunity to stand on their own feet their freedom of expression and of course many of the rights they have gained during the last 20 years and we should mention that rights they used to have i

in berlin is complete the building will open this summer and i'll be speaking to the architect david chipperfield who oversaw the project. and to get your blood flowing in order all of international dance day we met up with instagram sensations something. out. of the importance of berlin's noir nuts and i can hardly be understated it's a veritable icon of modernist architecture designed and built by a giant of that period german american architect livest nice funda who are as such it's a cultural landmark not only for the city but in the history of architecture itself and the story of its return to splendor the feat of engineering that it entails is certainly one with telly. after more than 5 years the renovation of bourbons noir now is finally complete and for now the famous and iconic museum designed by good brick meets found of or can be admired in its simplest form as a temper of light on the surface not much seems to have changed. or not often hard and sometimes of openness this hole is a unique structure no other museum in the world is like it that was one reason to preserve it of course we stuffed lots of technical equipment into the ceiling where it can't be seen the guid

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are among members of the international community sending supplies as hospitals are inundated with critically ill patients. you're watching the w. news live from berlin after a short break i'll be back to take you through the day stick around we will be right back. are you ready for some great means i'm pristine one glass on the i m f u micro geo with the brand new dean of the news africa this show that tackles the issues shaping the hudson now with more time to off on kindle to cut all of the transfer of the talk to you what's making the hittites and what's behind the way on the streets to give you in different forms on the inside. w. news africa every friday on g.w. . we have an important numerous. smoking news healthy. signs are good for the dreamers global warming doesn't exist. well not yet because. you have a great. industry just controlling your thoughts. they are potentially seeking. science. it's not easy to spot i'm saying one thing and history is saying another. the great books of the 20th century. present day hoaxes this is fear and whose behind the. face of this kind of behavior is unacceptable it will not be allowed manufacturing ignora

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this is g w news live from berlin the crushing impact of the pandemic on human rights activists international paints a grim picture in its annual report saying already vulnerable people have been the hardest hit by the coronavirus and its fall out amnesty secretary general tells you how she's using her platform to push back against abuse. also coming up portugal starts to reopen after a devastating coronavirus surge nearly broke the whole system earlier this year we find out what officials say was the key to extra magic turn around. just one of the hottest shows on earth gets even hotter fishers have opened up a volcano near reykjavik stealing lava and sending hundreds of sites you are scrambling for safety. in sports spires munich without their top off against the weapon robert love and offbeat return to the champions league tonight in a rematch of last year's final persons promises from the. i'm susan was gone it's good to have you with us amnesty international's annual report says coke at 19 has further amplified massive global inequalities and it accuses many world leaders of using the pa

news law from berlin the crushing impact of the pandemic on human rights activist international paints of the grim picture in its annual report to saying already vulnerable people have been the hardest hit while some governments accuse the coronavirus to stifle dissent. also coming up one of europe's worst hit countries has bounced back from a devastating surge of the coronavirus earlier this year we look at how portugal did it. and the e.u. and turkey find common ground a recent thaw in relations brings president to want to talk to officials together for face to face talks but human rights are a major stumbling block. plus one of the hottest shows on earth gets even hotter 2 new fissures have opened up at a volcano near reykjavik spewing lava and centering hundreds of sightseers scrambling for safety. i'm sumi so much gonda it's good to have you with us amnesty international's annual report says covert 1000 us further amplified massive global inequalities and it accuses many world leaders of using the pandemic to crack down on human rights the report singles out 3 groups that have bee

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for our guests it's in 2 languages english and german for our international guests it's i'm going to france now we've discovered that berlin is who have to stay in town are getting interested in it and getting to know their own city a little better and for that it's ideally suited you know is on the on the cab why did you decide to build the out around the city's history. from what our guests have told us we know that he street is a strong motivator for them to come here and so we've conceived it a bit differently as a story when you think of history you probably think of dates but we didn't do that if we took a completely different approach we thought ok we'll experience history through stories tend the whole year not just hoping for recovery for berlin's tourism sector you're actively planning for it but how can you when everything is still up in the air. basically it's not all that hard to plan but since we're well prepared to there are hygiene concepts there's talk of the ticketing there are times lots and someone once a little harder is finding out when we can start to run we're all chomping at the bit but don't know

we would like to welcome our international viewers, whatever the time of day is in berlin, london, nicaraguabarcelona, in brazil, argentina, peru and tanzania. we are glad to have so many of you watching. lynn, dineen has described the way the u.s. military was segregated and unjust. let's make this more personal. you knew one of these black soldiers later in his life. please tell us about dr. leon bass and his experience as a black soldier during his training, even before deployment. lynn: i had the privilege of spending a great about of time with dr. bass because he volunteered and spoke to young people from all over at the museum. this is a picture of dr. bass in his uniform when he was a sergeant. he grew up -- he was born in 1925 and grew up in philadelphia. his parents were part of the great migration that was happening throughout this period, where blacks removing up new york and into cities and changing the landscape of those cities. he went to an all-black school but it was an excellent school. he excelled in his studies. as soon he finished high school, he volunteered. world war ii

for earlier today here in berlin german chancellor angela merkel said the germany is part of an international effort to send medical aid to india in an effort to bring the covert 1000 crisis there under control given that and then and then the law will work with other countries to ensure that we can help india then we are working hard on finding ways to get oxygen production facilities there the whole of europe is working on that and i also discussed this with the prime minister of portugal today that currently holding the e.u. presidency we want to do everything we can to help india. which answer america and the leaders of germany's 16 states met today to discuss the progress of the country's vaccination drive after a slow start in the 1st few months of the year of the rollout has now picked up pace about 23 percent of people in germany have now received the 1st shot medical says that the vaccine priority list could be abandoned by june at the latest that would mean everyone in the country and not only those at high risk would be offered the vaccine. i'm joined now by dr andrew goldman from

business i'm joined now the milan in berlin happy you can join us the international monetary fund has warned that the covert 19 pandemic has pushed international debt to levels that could trigger a major crisis especially low income countries are at risk of default due to lower fiscal revenues and much higher health care and social expenses last year alone 6 countries default it most of them were in latin america and included argentina billie's ecuador and surinam in the middle east lebanon on and in africa zambia the i.m.f. fears this year could see even more countries and able to repay their creditors some of the most precarious sovereign debt is from african nations and goal of the republic of congo if you go beyond the the gambia and moves on beak laos rely on commodities and turkmenistan also have a high probability of debt distress crystal gave up ahead of the international monetary fund urged member countries to offer debt relief to ailing countries now johnson who is the c.e.o. of calorie asset management he joins us from lagos welcome johnson now let's start with that you cal

berlin. she and her husband have two young children. she has a degree in international and spent several years abroad in the u.s., brussels, and london, coming politically active in the green party in 2008, focusing on foreign and security issues. she soon became a member of parliament first at the regional level and then in 2013 she entered the german parliament at the age of only 32. she quickly earned respect for her thoroughness and knowledge of details. since 2018 she has been the coleader of the green party at the national level. they have breathed new life into the party. it's more popular than ever. with her, germany would get a chancellor who speaks fluent english, a useful tool in international diplomacy. she wants to make europe an important global player. >> especially on foreign policy and securityssues, already the obama administration called in the past for europe to engage more and i think that europe really has to face this challenge. >> she was long seen as the number two and her nomination as the green party candidate came as a surprise to many. if th

berlin thanks for watching stay safe. to the point. clear position international perspective.it's the ultimate covert catastrophe soaring infections particles that breaking point a day. straight the kicks shattering records are missteps by the government to blame coronavirus in india out of control that's our topic on to the right to the point. in the us on w. the. suicide rate journals to get a domestic violence and racism. question to beheadings digicam the rape of babies children to think there's a. king where. we consume they clean up. invisibles. in 75 minutes on d w. or. india's coronavirus crisis i d w news special we'll look at the drastic situation in dallas and the impact of the triple mutation on the country how can the rest of the world how well can be done for the people and how can india bring the situation under control a special edition of d w news on the coronavirus crisis in india starts today at 11 u.t.c. and d.-w. . important numerous ways to. smoking news for healthy. person decides are good for the big years global warming doesn't exist the. drugs. will n

berlin a great weekend. to the point of strong opinions clear positions of international perspective such russia's military buildup on the border to ukraine is the largest spreading 14 an exaggeration of crimea the us europe are urging russia to stand down russia ukraine president what does putin want to find out the truth to the point that the next part of the $2.00. $10.00 trip. the drug fentanyl is easy to get but it's also highly addictive and in many cases even deadly. those affected by it can be found on the streets of vancouver the victims my life the dealers sure my bro and the survivors you know during the settlement crisis. the few minutes on d. w. . o. . ne colby's in germany to learn german english to nickel why not learn with him the music you learn in course because vic. and you you know here's here's we're going to you and how last year's german chancellor when you bring your uncle our mascot as you've never heard her before surprise yourself with what is possible who is medical training what a new style and what also who talks to people who follows her along the way admirers and critics alike how i

in berlin is complete the building will open this summer and i'll be speaking to the architect david chipperfield who oversaw the project. and to get your blood flowing in order all of international dance day we met up with instagram sensations. in. well the importance of berlin's noir can hardly be understated it's a veritable icon of modernist architecture designed and built by a giant of that period german american architect livest nice funda who are as such it's a cultural landmark not only for the city but in the history of architecture itself and the story of its return to splendor the feat of engineering that it entails is certainly one with telling. after more than 5 years the renovation of. calgary is finally complete and for now the famous and iconic museum designed by big meets found can be admired in its simplest form as a temper of lights on the surface not much seems to have changed. or not often hired in terms of openness this whole it's a unique structure no other museum in the world is like it that was one reason to preserve it of course we stuffed lots of technical equipment into the ceiling where it can't be seen the guiding principle for the renovation was as

northwestern germany and now lives in the east of the country near berlin she and her husband have 2 young children. their bank has a degree in international law and spent several years abroad in the u.s. london in brussels she became politically active in the green party in 2008 focusing on foreign and security issues she soon became a member of parliament 1st at regional level then in 2013 she entered the bundestag the german parliament at the age of only 32 she quickly earned respect for her thoroughness and knowledge of detail from day one she radiated confidence. i'd be present but you know. you can be have a skip and such a colleague will you take a question and it's yours as a new suit yes yes go ahead but not in the fest beach sure. yet. since 2018 she has been the co-leader of the green party at the national level alongside robert habeck they have breathed new life into the party it's more popular than ever with ana lane of germany would get a chancellor who speaks fluent english a useful tool in international diplomacy she wants to make europe an important global player you have and especially on foreign policy and security issue

no conceded the race with 70 decker's joining us now from berlin stephanie obviously i'm going to michael was a huge figure on the international political stage as well of course as germany's what do we know about. well he's the premier of germany's largest state his political survivor he's come back from challenges before and he's a staunch supporter of anger merkel certainly throughout his career he is pro europe he's pro immigration he stood by the chancellor when she faced a lot of backlash in 2015 when she allowed hundreds of thousands of refugees into germany he is however also you just mentioned marcus over there he is actually when it comes to the polls opinion polls he was less popular also the party is less popular as they go into those elections so he is now he faces a vote of party it's a it's a formality to make him officially the candidate going into those elections but he is going to have to manage what is a bit of a damaged reputation but certainly after 16 years at the top germany without marco is certainly the end of an era stephanie thanks a lot stephanie decker talking to us from berlin former u.s. vice pre

berlin's biggest film studio. a year ago we were stunned. every production was suspended the international. filmmakers who were here fled the country. and we were full literally every square centimeter of the studio was filled and suddenly there was nobody there and of course no one knew how things could continue. but while the berlin government stumbled from lock down to lock down albert was able to press restart and finish production on big blockbusters including the 4th matrix film starring can you read. your letters or. read this. and. if you can find that i have him we have at least 3 big films this year and 2 big series or streaming services which are great for the workload because they stay a lot longer that's pretty awesome toys and reza feel they have. there's no escape for me and kiana reeves is coming back to berlin the summer promising to shoot up the german capital in the 4th film in the john wick action franchise. is a need there's never been so much in production as there is right now we can't find crews this year because there's never been as much filming in germany as there

berlin u.s. president joe biden delivers his 1st speech to a joint session of congress biden said south america's return to a politics of international cooperation saying that no nation can succeed. also coming up a gong to let's say enough money appears in public for the 1st time since that russian opposition leader ended in the early months long hunger strike. in the us it's another world record in daily new coronavirus cases pushing its health system far beyond its latest.

berlin's biggest film studio. that year ago we were stuck. every production was suspended the international filmmakers who were here fled the country. and we were full literally every square centimeter of the studio was filmed and suddenly there was nobody there and of course no one knew how things could continue. but while the berlin government stumbled from lock down to luck to em. burke was able to press restart and finish production on big blockbusters including the 4th matrix film starring can who reads your errors are welcome. and. these are in fact that i was a fan we have at least 3 big films this year and 2 big series or streaming services which are great for the workload because they stay a lot longer to the for the toys and was a pleasant feeling that there's no escape for me and canada reads is coming back to berlin the summer promising to shoot up the german capital in the 4th film in the john wick action franchise. is a need there's never been so much in production as there is right now we can't find cruise this year because there's never been as much filming in germany as the

hundreds protest in berlin after the leaders of russia and china pledge international cooperation onhat they call climate wrecking coal and petroleum emissions during the white house summit. the protesters saying the gathering expressed only empty promises they also accused the u.s. of leaving out of meeting 9 country's most affected by climate change. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ what you need? i mean it... uh-oh, sorry... oh... what? i'm an emu! no, buddy! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty. ♪ ♪ (ac/dc: back in black) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ back in black ♪ ♪ i hit the sack ♪ ♪ i've been too long... ♪ applebee's irresist-a-bowls are back. dig in for just $8.99. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. renae is not an influencer. she's more of a groundbreaker. just look at the way she's reshaping, and reimagining, her 4 acre slice of heaven. it's not hard to tell she's the real deal. renae runs with us on a john deere 1 series tractor, because out here, you can't fake a job well done. nothing runs like a