talk of its new from a young age that she wanted to be a cantor. ruth. or. women are not usually allowed to lead songful prayer in orthodox synagogue such as this one. female cantors are accepted in more liberal communities but here she's only allowed to lead prayer at a special service for women normally men and women here pray separately with the women in the back. our. motion high unit is the community's official counter. who. could tell me it says the voice of a woman could distract men and prevent them from concentrating on their prayers. they'd hear the beauty of the woman's voice and perhaps see her beauty too and they wouldn't see god you for now faucher vetch is one of the very few female cantors here in europe something she hopes will change. soon. which joins me live in the studio now welcome. the 1st female council trained in europe so how did you go about becoming more actually how did you manage that. well in 1st place i had a strong feeling i could contribute and innovates this music style and. my life has led me to. study through the music i

talk of its new from a young age that she wanted to be a cantor. ruth. women are not usually allowed to lead songful prayer in orthodox synagogue such as this one. female cantors are accepted in more liberal communities but here she is only allowed to lead prayer at a special service for women normally men and women here pray separately with the women in the back. yard of her. unit is the community's official counter. who. talmud says the voice of a woman could distract men and prevent them from concentrating on their prayers. they'd hear the beauty of the woman's voice and perhaps see her beauty and they wouldn't see god. for now as one of the very few female cantors here in europe something she hopes will change. them. the annual consumer electronics show is underway in las vegas in the u.s. and there are plenty of gadgets on display south korean carmakers and u.s. ride sharing service announced they are teaming up to develop electric flying cars the company's presented an animation of their flying taxi at the show vehicles of this kind are being bille

majority leader. >> narrator: cantor was up for reelection.hallenger dave brat was more than 30 points behind in the primary. >> i... he definitely knew it was coming. (stutters): that was, also happened to be my home district, but i could feel it. i knew that, that a guy like brat could... they were... they were very weak. >> cantor, can you believe this guy? can you believe ryan? >> narrator: breitbart swung behind brat. >> eric cantor, he's all in for amnesty. >> narrator: they set the agenda for right-wing radio. >> you're a coward, eric cantor. you only... >> ...eric cantor, who wants amnesty; paul ryan, who i... >> anything that became talking points on consvative radio were coming from breitbart. and you had a transformation where conservative radio hosts weren't clicking on drudge report on what to say, they were clicking on breitbart. >> narrator: it worked. >> history-making upset-- house majority leader eric cantor lost... >> this was a seismic shift that took all of the establishment figures... >> narrator: cantor's defeat sent a m

talk of its new from a young age that she wanted to be a cantor. ruth. are the. women are not usually allowed to lead songful prayer in orthodox synagogue such as this one. female cantors are accepted in more liberal communities but here she's only allowed to lead prayer at a special service for women normally men and women here pray separately with the women in the back. moshe her unit is the community's official counter. who. could tell but says the voice of a woman could distract men and prevent them from concentrating on their prayers. they'd hear the beauty of the woman's voice and perhaps see her beauty and they wouldn't see god you for now falcon which is one of the very few female characters here in europe something she hopes will change. on. you too for that for your money it's a top story that we're following for you on d.w. . dozens of people have died in a stampede at the funeral for the assassinated iranian general kasim silly money in iran almost 200 people are reported to have been injured in the crash. that's it for now but before i go on to leave

the cantor family lives next to robert. ivan 3 to our new. 80 year old ivan cantor is the oldest employ yet amazon's hebrew and warehouse he and his wife law rain work to top up their pensions and they say to have a better life personally i need a home base ah but. that the ferment i hope i can get out capital and the gift of the opportunity to do that. more financial security but you have to hit the road to get it perhaps not everyone's dream but it seems to work for some. in a lot of criticism about amazon and concern about what the growing off life trade industry would mean for work environments in the united states but one thing seems to be clear though the work campers in kentucky not quite happy with the lifestyle a job. and that's it for me and the d.w. business team more do check out our website d w dot com slash business i'm saving there's a blend it's for watching. go africa. or your animals are trying to tell a lot of attention but don't overlook these little farmers very endangered. you can do something to prote

alexander nakama is a rabbi in eastern germany and the grandson of the legendary cantor. a stronger enough the man whose voice filled berlin synagogues for decades. i was writhing. did something that wasn't the norm back them up he spoke about his time in the concentration camp but thought if he didn't do it all the time around the world but the moments when he did not have always stuck with me holcombe even. a strong grown up believed it was his singing voice that saved his life assurance. after the war he sang in christian churches too as an act of reconciliation. you can't replace the experience of meeting with survivor. i think one good way to teach about the holocaust is to have students learn not just the bigger history but the stories of individuals with. in the last decades germany has committed to a culture of remembrance for what happened. last year an attack on a synagogue in the city of hull and raised fears of a new wave of anti semitism. we need to get people interested and i'm shocked to hear 40 year olds tell me come on what's the holocaust got to do with

over ivan 3 to our new. 80 year old ivan cantor is the oldest employ yet amazon's hebrew and warehouse he and his wife laura rein work to top up their pensions and they say to have a better life personally i need a home base ah. but. that the for me to get out. and this get for free opportunities to do that. more financial security but you have to hit the road to get it perhaps not everyone's dream but it seems to work for some. in a lot of criticism about amazon and concern about the growing offline tree industry would mean for work environments in the united states but one thing seems to be clear though the work campers in kentucky not quite happy with the lifestyle they chose. that's it for me and the business team here berlin to check out our website u.w. dot com slash business for more stories like these i'm seeing tears in blood it's watching. the plastically. is it harmful to humans. more and more micro particles in the ocean are entering our food chain. to the folks not only is it hurting the empire but is it also bad for our. german scientists warn the alarmists to live. tomor

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ivan 3 to our new. 80 year old ivan cantor is the oldest employ yet amazon's hebrew and warehouse he and his wife law rain work to top up their pensions and they say to have a better life personally i need a home base ah but. that for me i don't like to get out. and this gets a few opportunities to do that. more financial security but you have to hit the road to get it perhaps not everyone's dream but it seems to work for something. that a lot of criticism of on amazon and concern about what the growing all troop industry would mean for work environments in the united states but one thing seems to be clear though the work campers in kentucky up quite happy with the lifestyle they joke. that's it for me and the d w business team here berlin to check out our website dot com slash business for more stories like these i'm saving beers and let us watch it. every 2 seconds person is forced to flee their home. the consequences been disastrous for our documentary series displaced depicts dramatic humanitarian crises for. forgetting we don't have that many i didn't go to university to kill pe

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few in his favor us with official information as a journalist i have worked off the streets of many cantorsand their problems are always the same 14 social inequality a lack of the freedom of the press and corruption we can afford to stay silent when it comes to the fans of the humans and see the microphones who have decided to put their trust in us. my name is jenny paris and i work at the. kid i am going to get. to closest place to hell i'm just bored and ignorant and broken you. nicias and people into london. i want their own story. because i'm bored and must. starts january 27th on d w. loop. player. play . this is news live from berlin the deadly coronavirus continues to spread the number of people infected with the virus is now more than 2000 worldwide. more new cases are detected within china and in other countries also coming up the fucking diseases he can hear your husband spies and keep him talking.

cantor wisnia, of polish jewish heritage, was dispatched to birkenau in 1942. at the railhead when the selection process began, the teenager pretended to be older than 18 to avoid being sent straight to the gas chambers. unlike most of the souls memorialized by this sitary cattle truck. s.s. that he was for worke the details.ll at first he coted the bodies of prisoners whoommitt suicide. h but th captors heard about his voice and ordered him to tertain them. >> i only lived because... one word: muc. and i sang a ydish song while in auschwitz and birkenau because the s.s. loved it. ♪ bei mir bist du schoen it wasn't my favorite song. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: 1930's jewish dance music serenaded tovariedman at her hotel in krakow. her story is not just about death and murder. liberation meant rebirth, a second chance at life. >> it's my birthday, january 27. absolutely i celebrate it. >> reporter: and above all tova honors her mother raizl, who saved her life by hiding her next to a corpse in birkenau as the nazis eliminated witnesses before fleeing the soviet advance. ab

this is jim cantore identify objects track the movement any more. extent just a problem surprised us we weren't surprised that there was interference they'd already been research that identified problems with what's worrying is that such a small patch relative to such a large field of vision can have such an impact the sun shone. a patch or pattern like not only needs to occupy one percent of the visual field to mess up the processing of a full half the field. there are people learning letters which can work and during and or which can work and. like foggy climate and stuff but we can find certain noise patterns like this list this can be a lot worse for these. the scientists who designed the troubling patterns they didn't just crop up what that means is that maligned hackers could probably also create disruptive patterns and cause havoc on the ropes once autonomous vehicles as a ping around freely there may be a bit of a war going on between people trying to attack and people trying to produce robust systems this is exactly what we see also with an

if your newspapers when official information as a journalist i have work all the strength of many cantors and their problems are all the same for doing social inequality a lack of the freedom of the press. car option we can afford to stay silent when it comes to the fans of the humans and senior white 2 folds who have decided to put their trust in us. my name is jenny paris and i work a day doubling. the squad as soon as it sinks. to understand the why. we need to take a closer. to the. w's. markets jump as iran fires missiles at u.s. targets will tehran's anger fuel more investor concern or does its attacks of just the worst might be over we'll take a look. also coming up the world's largest consumer tech show welcomes more big industry but seems more chinese companies stay away. this is your business report i'm stephen beers in berlin it's good to have you with us or oil prices have risen in response to iran's attack on 2.

back to turn 94 and cantor now says it is looming large on the horizon and does not command the same respect and support between those that support them or his country is high it is why shallow and we did opinion polling around the time of how these wedding the show did not last and on people who were not interested in the wedding the vast majority with fairly indifferent about all of the royals but were at the moment happy to continue move the institution but there's all sorts of reasons for that and a lot of that is because people have stopped to challenge the institution to think about it and the source of storage put all the nuts and bolts out and. you know be glad liason in gas will start thinking is this really a sensible way to operate in the 21st century it's a valid question i mean it's hard to predict what's going to happen to the house of windsor or we can say tonight for one thing that this story certainly has distracted the country about the face breck's it. with a word next you know graeme smith with the anti-monarchist free republic joining us tonight from reading it w

opportunity you ne to really re circleand redouble their efforts at cantor and other retail trade group say they still on't have all the infoation they need theydid respond to us and say they would get back to us, but that's as much as wee heard reporting in washington, i'm trevor shirley. >>a little peek outside before we gochecking in on sfo the san francisco international airport. this in case you're rollng san bruno this morning, a waking up san bruno it's clear and 43 in san francisco, 35 deges 6 right now livermore you get the picture, it's cold outsi so bundle up as you're heading out. but john says we are expecting sunshine today if you're curious about the afternoon highs stick arod we'll have those details after the brea. >>a 54 on this monday mornin it's back to work for so many ople who maybe were off last week at least for part of the week for the holidays, wh we do have this week is some pretty good weher ahead of us this morning, a certainly f to a solid start looking out from berkeley nothing blocking your view out there in fact the visibility is holding a pretty stng al

still to come the fun the damage caused 5 years trillions bush 5 untold number of animals including cantors have been killed or injured on the other side of there was a boy and his mother want to have a simple gesture that says to both films. but 1st 11 on which has a new government ending a 3 month power vacuum triggered by mass demonstrations against the country's political establishment the most urgent priority for the new prime minister and his cabinet will be to pull levanon out of its deep financial crisis it's led to soaring inflation and banks restricting access to cash but the new hezbollah backed government may find itself having trouble winning support both at home and abroad. months of protests left rudderless without effective leadership but now lebanon finally has a new government. prime minister has sunday announced his cabinet chosen after intense wrangling by shiite group hezbollah and its allies getting a handle on lebanon spiraling economic crisis is the most urgent issue at hand or haiyan intifada thoda i salute the uprising that pushed for this path to be taken lebanon

class cantor was nominated for 7 oscars and won 3 an extraordinary achievement for a superhero film that also features a black majority cast. the. black panther was immensely popular with audiences around the world had launched a series of new cultural trends. close to the movie there were viral videos of people don't seem to destruction or so supposed to songs in america and in europe. why for me it's a revolution and afro revelled. there is a generation that suddenly claiming its identity and identity that has always been there that they could not express in the past but it's. a renaissance of african pop culture is underway musicians from the continent and the african diaspora are working together more closely than ever and storming the music charts. for example pop star beyonce traveled to south africa to learn traditional choreography. the world feels like they need to know more about africa. cause other issues have been highlighted up out of africa and people don't see the light to fund side of last week out. both exist. with. little bit of false hope all these seek to prove what w

and a few newspapers with official information as a journalist i have work off the streets of many cantors and there are all those are all in the same order to social inequality a lack of the freedom of the press and corruption who can afford to stay silent when it comes to the fans of the human scene or microphones who have decided to put their trust in us. my name is jenny harrison and part of the. this is g d o b news a live from. and word of major international conference is underway aimed at reaching a peace deal in libya german chancellor angela merkel is hosting key players in the conflict could the summit help and international interfere stem the flow of foreign weapons and bring about a lasting cease fire.

but it is that cantor, it's that relationship that made this phase one deal possible. and, but i want your viewers to know that -- that we're going to continue to drive forward that there's steps here, big win for agricultural. the vice premier said today it may be more than 40 billion in agriculture. >> surprise bhd we he made that remark. truth is as vice premier said opening markets even more than are contemplated in this deal it is 200 billion dollars. in u.s. exports to china, over the next two years -- that's going to support american jobs and american workers and american growth in an economy that's already booming. lou, i mean -- >> i know 7.1 million jobs unemployment at 50-year low, and as we said today, it is all better result of the fact that president trump has delivered on less tax as, less regulation unleashing american energy but also fighting for free and fair and a reciprocal trade even before the end of this week we'll see the united states senate had approve a largest trade deal in american history. the usmca head to the president's desk and it is t

updates and drive times and john of money, 7 numbers for new lottery numbers you called it yesterday cantort was while we were sleeping, it was all i care is hoping it would be gone by the time we head to head into work and friday 7 numbers after work, ok good we'll see what we can next week i would love to be wrong. but i don't think we're going to be this is not to be the best forecast to head on into upcoming week this week. >>kind of a mixed bag, we do have times of sunshine times of rain and now we're going to work our way back into another round of showers early morning tomorrow, but much of the day ahead of us is actually looking a lot calmer so you can take that sigh relief. >>last night's rain fall while we're sleeping for the most part anyway saw a few sprinkles as you are likely doing some errands after work looking outside at the east bay, some low clouds hanging out just above the berkeley hills right now we are seeing visibility falling below a mile in areas right around napa we saw novato below a mile just a moment ago travel up and down one o one. definitely impacted by some

jodi cantor who broke the m too dam broke what it got to get him court. >> i have a whole list. >> willer women come forward? >> portrayed in a new movie "bombshell" former fox news anchor gretchen karlsn joins us t callingo end silence and non-disclosure agement. plus we talked to the cyber security expertho tracked another russian hack, this time burisma, thekran firm at the center of the trump impeachment

joining us live from davos, switzerland, the ceo of cantor fitzgerald, howard lutnick. you. >> great to see you. dagen: howard, is anyone talking about the impeachment trial there? >> no. in fact, as i walked around and asked international people about it, they all see it as a domestic issue. he's running for re-election. they view the impeachment from a global stage as much more like the democrats, this is their sort of try at taking out the president who has got of course a really good economy and really good economic numbers which he highlighted in his speech. that's sort of the way the world is looking at it, r sort of the give and take of democrats versus republicans. >> howard, can we talk for a second about stocks and interest rates. we ended the year with the stok market on a high note. how much room does this market have left to run on the stock front and interest rates are ex seepinexceptionally low right n. do you see any indication that they're going to go up at any time in the future. >> so i love when davos is nice and sunny because basically that's my out

the north bay daytime highs in the lower 60's from santa rosa, down to novato so later in this so cantorures we can possibly see daytime highs in some places up to 10 degrees higher than what we're going to see today, i'll tell you more about that coming up in just a bit. >>alright erica. thank you's going to feel like spring, turning to national news this morning tomorrow, the president's legal team. well again take to the senate floor to present their case in the impeachment trial of president trump on saturday, the president's lawyers quickly laid the foundation and the president's defense whitney wild reports that the president's defense team is arguing for a swift trial. and acquittal. you cannot simply decide this case. >>in a vacuum, a new chapter of impeachment is underway as the senate shifts its attention to president donald trump's defense president trump republicans turn comes after house democrats spent 3 days urging senators to remove the president we don't believe that they have. >>come anywhere close to meeting their burden. for what they're asking you to do. in fact we b

haslinda: since you have gotten to cantor fitzgerald, you have made several high-level hirings.hat is the environment in wall street allowing you to do that? anshu: we have spent a lot of time thinking about what we want to do. biotech excites us and we have built a nice business focused on tech. yes, we have been able to attract some exciting young talent. haslinda: where do you see yourselves being able to compete best? anshu: we are not buzz bracket. we are focused. we think about the niche. taking a look at the environment, what do you view as the biggest risk? anshu: tech evaluations. we talked about that earlier and it's very hard environment to be defensive in. if you asked me where we are one month from now, i would say higher. i was a equity markets are likely to be higher. yes, the asymmetry in devaluations is one which worries me as well. haslinda: thank you for your insight today. they're coming to you live from the world economic forum in davos.-- davis.-- anna: back to switzerland. ministeran finance joins us next. lots to talk about when it comes to italian politi

alix: and yet, since i am not an equity bear, i will give you an equity bear outlook out of cantor fitzgerald" no good inflation in global growth, and many risk assets are now priced to perfection." kind of the opposite of what ben was saying. the note said ludicrous levels. romaine: i asked this yesterday. when do the fundamentals even matter? no one is talking about it, and no one really cares. seriously, you think about the multiple expansion we've had, and whenever you challenge people on this idea that we don't really have the corporate profits to backup that expansion, people point to the fed. they point to central banks. as long as they continue to feed the liquidity, that's all you really need. no one is really willing to buck that. this is a classic go with the flow, don't fight the fed, you will like money. damian: forget about fundamentals. it is all about sentiment, all about behavior. but at the rsi, s&p. you are at some very extreme levels in terms of behavior, in terms of sentiment. look at dollar-yuan. i think the rsi is at the highest level since may of 2015. we had some real

thank you dr cantor. we are honored to have with us here an international philharmonic orchestra made up of musicians from russia france germany israel poland and the united states this orchestra is led by artists for peace to my best of the mill speaker of. it will now perform the piece evening prayer last night in the ghetto from the symphony yellow stars composed by isaac choice. for the. the allied nations came together in order to defeat nazi germany and its collaborators their joint efforts and unity of purpose to save the world from nazi evil the red army bravely and resolutely led the defeat of the nazis on the eastern front and so again there with its allies freed europe from the nazi where soviet troops liberated my dynamic auschwitz butin now and other nasty camps. it is my honor to invite his excellency mr vladimir putin president of the russian federation to deliver his remarks. were dreaming has been president mr president. when you put in there i mean use the prime minister kohli friends la