c.m. i know because i'm taking my yorka away from the germans they've got a problem. if you take the germans away from us we've got a problem. but that doesn't mean all the islanders are ready to welcome the holiday makers some feel like they're being used as guinea pigs. to move. to. the roof. on a metal slot makes one last check to see that everything's in place from the 2 metre distance to be observed on the terrace to the disinfectant for the bartender she's memorized every new hygiene rule they'll be taking effect in now because her tells the next day. oh yes we're now we've got a little dispensers everywhere that people can take along. the way if that's really the most in their thinking and that's not to take your hands clean at all times that in fact if the virus is around us here as well get it into your system a system that lets. the danish quality manager has spent every day of the past few weeks with the hotel chains corona taskforce it's their job to make sure all the workers put the government's 21 new hygiene protocols into practice by far the greatest c

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so in belgium you can go to the beach with a fair degree of certainty that the c.m. you're inhaling really will be fresh and not the stale breath have some stranger sunbathing way too close well let's go now to some of the other stories making news at this hour saudi arabia's state media say that 3 iranian boats entered saudi waters in the persian gulf on thursday and refused to stop when ordered to by authorities according to reports the boats turned around after warning shots were fired. ireland has a new prime minister more than 4 months after going to the polls on a foil leader may hold martin was elected in a special parliamentary setting he has an unprecedented coalition with an arch rival in a gale and the smaller greens the alliance was forged to keep the republican family out of power. well people here in berlin have staged 2 separate protests against 2 forms of intolerance about 1000 rally to support the black lives matter movement and draw attention to racism here in germany nearby thousands more gathered to highlight discrimination against the l g b t com

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the house where good was born is now a new c.m. during 100000 visitors a year. the house has been restored to its original with great attention to detail . the famous writer lived for 25 years this is also where he wrote his a pistol or a novel the sorrows of young. wrote that in frankfurt and it was revolution of his eason hind songs revolutionized poetry and his play good from burleson and also written for the 1st well transformed german drama. a few meters from good us house you come to st paul's church in 1980 became the seat of the frankfurt national assembly the 1st freely elected parliament for the whole of germany so it's considered the birthplace of german democracy. time for to mine is also well known for its museums no less than 15 cultural institutions line the written line forming the frankfurt museum embankment. it includes germany's oldest museum foundation the shade and was a. collection here covered 700 years of european art history from the 14th century right up to the present day. this is what's going to go on when it was founded 200 years ago

is trying out c.m.'s for the 1st time it's like a natural muscle contraction which also involves current running across the brain. with natural muscle contractions the brain dispatches an electrical impulse that travels along your old pathways at its target the relevant muscle fiber that impulse eventually reaches the protein filaments. this causes them to overlap and slide past each other. the muscle contracts and releases its power. with electric stimulation you bypass the brain by attaching electrodes directly onto the muscle. now the current flows through the skin and straight to the nerve endings on the muscle from where the command again reaches the protein strands if the subject now consciously tenses their muscles the 2 come oms from the e.m.'s cuff and the brain and. fight each other. rocking the special full body suit contains a range of electrodes to ensure that pull the vital muscle groups can become fit. the electrodes. in the wall. just stand there you start getting a feel for it and i pick

it union in the 2nd world war and why herb brushing the facts today sets the world up to repeat the c.m. feel yours he said all of spain taking a look at some of the reaction. now in the article which by the way initially was published in english liner putin desex history looking at what events and decisions made the 2nd world war possible and what the world today can learn from those mistakes and the key narrative of that piece is that essentially there's a dangerous tendency nowadays to brush aside to overlook the massive role that the soviet union played in defeating the nazi germany the peace which balances between praise and criticism towards all nations that fought fascists and nazis including the soviet union which received its fair share of criticism from the russian president as well vitamin porton essentially says that history should be preserved as it is with all of its mistakes and things done right disagrees you can insulting the memory is mean meanness can be deliberate hypocritical and pretty much intentional as in the situation when declarations commemorating the 75th an

talk about being in c.m. birthing we don't want to go back to that scene i mean as you said in the introduction the fact that african-american women die 3.2 new around there more than 3 times the rate of white women in the united states we don't want to go back to that that's the horrible place to be and so we're seeing the same thing through these innovations. and we want to keep moving forward reserves will step forward and that medical staff are already under resourced in community the color particularly in prenatal care we all know with bible to healthy pregnancy and delivery but when i came has changed that a bit because now people aren't having their regular prenatal visits as scheduled as they would outside of the thought that this negatively impact the mother and the child. absolutely and i mean the thing is i was looking through the c.d.c. the centers for disease control and prevention website. you know they very general recommendation during the pandemic don't miss your community or visit don't and

point of view because it costs money to maintain these statues even people saying put them in a new c.m. that cost a whole lot of money to preserve and store and display it statue so i think the money could be spent better elsewhere in many cases for one there are very significant african-american and native american sites in the u.s. that are crumbling for a lack of historical preservation funding so start there you can't say that destruction is always the option and you can't say that it's never the option one reason we're seeing so many more or less violent acts of toppling of statues is that there have been peaceful protests an attempt to use democratic means to remove them for years for a decade sometimes even before the statute was finished so you have to let people hope that they have a peaceful chance of making their voices heard. ethiopia's me has warned opponents of the country's controversial mega dam on the nile river that it will strongly defend itself over the project egypt is worried a rapid felling of the ground renee's on stand will take up too much of the water its peo

and posture but there are people imitating max as well in the main stream financial press and that is c.m. b c looking at the data out this week about the cantillon effect essentially what we've been talking about here in kaiser report for quite a long time but a lot of data is out about the wealth and income gap and the inequality that has happened since the financial this latest financial crisis the penn demick induced crisis and they actually kind of suggest something akin to interest rate apartheid as part of that a tale of 2 recession's some americans thrive as others suffer the recession's financial pain is concentrated among certain groups like minorities lower owners and women others especially white men high earners and those with higher levels of education have been insulated the disparity even extends to those lucky enough to still have jobs which is unique during downturns experts say oh yeah i'll get into the interest rate apartheid later in the article oh yeah well i mean so the set up is quite clear there's the big gap between the have yachts and the have nots you know is g

products that need for a wedding mass of some your himself from c.m. was. regaling medina.what some unknown has a. war and has alerted min of are. claiming they were egyptian territorial waters not so close the terrans straight at the entrance to the gulf of aqaba to ships sailing to and from the israeli port of the land. to strengthen his army north of salt more weapons from the west at this time to no avail. so in a surprise move he turned east. russia's new foreign minister mr shifty laugh lost no time in taking a personal part in middle east affairs and he was soon engaged in talks with president nasser. egypt signed this huge arms deal which echoes slovakia which was actually soviet union. slovakia was supposed to supply egypt with 200 aircraft. tanks. it was something fabulous. in november 1955. began a 2nd term as israel's prime minister. at the top of his agenda was how to respond to the growing strength of egypt now to the teeth. 8 months later. the opportunity came. when nelson announced the nationalization of the suez canal. a decision that outraged the british a

and we've been listening to tell you at scarcely less c.m. that the ethiopian ambassador to the u.n. previously we heard from the sudanese ambassador and the egyptian foreign minister discussing what they've been referring to as gerd and that is the grand ethiopian run a sunset. a dam that ethiopia wants to build has built and they want in the coming days and weeks to fail a reservoir obviously egypt and sedan both countries that are downstream from ethiopia worried that this would have an impact on their water supply the ethiopian ambassador there outlining that he'll peonies the dam for its energy supply and it's not. now diplomatic editor james bays joins us now from the u.n. headquarters in new york that meeting was obviously a virtual meeting of the u.n. security council james it's interesting obviously an issue that steeply important to the 3 countries a regional dispute if you will explain to us why it's got a global dimension because we see not just the african union involved bug the u.s. as well trying to mediate and the u.n. explain

it's a c.m. . super rugby has returned to new zealand after the country announced earlier in the week that it had 0 coronavirus cases and there's a full stadium of fans in need in the highlanders hosted the chiefs the country's super rugby teams have organized a unique format featuring new zealand teams only the highlanders won this one with a last minute drop kick $2826.00 i there will also be a stadium for the fans when tennis returns to action in serbia well number one other talk of 8 years hosting a charity to an event in belgrade the 17 time grand slam champion will headline the event alexander that is the money team and google dimitroff also part of the event despite more than $12000.00 coronavirus cases the serbian government has lifted its ban on outdoor public gatherings. what is the international standard i mean nobody knows really so it's more of a. i guess approach a regional approach to see whether which countries allow. these kind of events to happen in front of crowds because they've