and you have to date up next my colleague chris caldwell with business news taking a closer look at what that breaks that agreement means for both economies on both sides i'll see you next hour of back. in the art of climate change. africa's most of. what's in store. for the future of. e.w. dot com pretty major cities to incite. culture. and you hear me no here's here's we've come you in her last years german chancellor we'll bring you an angle our makeover as you've never heard her before her surprise yourself with what is possible who is magical really what moves are important also who talked to people who followed her along the way admirers and critics alike how is the world's most powerful woman shaping her legacy joining us from eccles law stops. the deal is sealed after 4 long years britain and the european union agree on a provisional briggs's divorce agreement the news means a decades long relationship will end on a friendlier note then fear and major trade chaos can be avoided also called another day another deal on the line for the european union and china are facing fresh diff

testing my limits and that's precisely our topic this week all made leaving the comfort zone i'm chris caldwell come we don't want to be bogged down with details do we it is the result that counts well sometimes it's the details that unveil an inconvenient truth take me production we know that for us to be able to slap that steak on our grill and animal needs to die often enough in anything but a gentle or respectful way our reporter and avid meat lover decided he wants to leave his comfort zone and does want to know how the sausage gets made literally a word of warning the report contains scenes some viewers may find disturbing. i am going to slaughter one of these animals they belong to vandalism of. the farms sheep the traditional way his family has been doing this since 750. his sheep are out to pasture for most of the year. but it's hard to find enough grazing land. in that regard the sheep need about a hector hector a day that is all be off you can talk. every day yes or hector for 700 sheep. so this whole field is only enough for today. when they've had their fill the flock will go home

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from chris caldwell buckle to the program the deal is done 4 years after the people of the united kingdom voted by a narrow margin to leave the european union the 2 sides have reached an agreement on the terms of their future relationship fundamentally the deal means that both sides can continue to trade goods without having to pay terrorists there also won't be a limit on how much they can buy and sell to each other in other words no terrors no quotas they've also reached an agreement on a so-called level playing field for doing business this will allow both sides to monitor the standards of the other within impending system set up to handle disputes there was a last minute scramble to resolve the emotional issue of fisheries with decisions made on how much fishing can take place in british waters but financial services are worth 100 times more that of fisheries to the u.k. economy and it wasn't in the deal instead both sides will decide on a regular basis whether financial services can be offered between the k. and the e.u. meaning either side could suddenly choose to cut off the other.

and that's all for our program up next my colleague chris caldwell with new business news taking a closer look at what that breaks that agreement means of economies of both sides don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock that's on our website www dot com i'm christine in berlin and i'll be back at the top of the hour with the latest headlines join me if you can't. afford. long term agreements. the police will stop i'm.

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i'm chris caldwell welcome african countries have been faring much better in the pandemic then many expertshave feared the spot and shoot outs for example about the impossibility of social distancing in communities where large families often share is single room but with the coronavirus vaccines are allowed to developing nations could now run into in the just a goal financial and cultural roadblocks. the race for a call that 19 vaccine is almost over 3 an occupation candidates are in the final stages of approval. and for renowned south african scientist professor b.m.i. dia the road to a vaccine has been difficult. it's only been months since we 1st discovered the vibe is of course discovered banking and speed at proctor been able to achieve this is developed not one of the vaccines shown to be safe to be effective in preventing probit manky and that is a phenomenal achievement in the center community think you get the money. to have it seems that they actually being able to make it in south africa. south africa has bore the brunt of called in 1000 devastation on the african continent. at t

and you have to date up next my colleague chris caldwell with your business taking a closer look at what breaks that agreement means for the economies on both sides seen except the bank. why are people forced to hide in trucks. there are many reasons but. there are many answers. and there are many stories. make up your. mate for mines. the deal is sealed after 4 long years britain and the european union agreed on a provisional divorce agreement the news means a decades long relationship will end on a friend of note than feared and major trade chaos can be avoided and we'll introduce you to a restaurant owner in germany who is confidently surfing the 2nd infection wave thanks to a new business model. i'm chris cuomo welcome to the program it's an agreement for and i have years in the making a no deal breaks it averted at the last minute some call it a christmas miracle in the end what did britain win sovereignty including freedom from e.u. courts though they'll still have to follow its regulations for the most part if they want to sell to the single market they can independently make thei

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chris. >> leigh ann caldwell on top of it, as she has been for a long time.or that. >>> i want to bring in outgoing congressman denver riddleman, author of the new book "big foot, it's complicated" that exams the roots of extreme belief systems. congressmen, it's good to see you. a fascinating topic for a book. you've been part of bipartisan talks, outspoken about congress's inability to agree on a measure to help the american people. what's your level of confidence this latest plan will actually pass? >> as we get closer to christmas, the fact they split it up this morning between two sections and debating sort of the most -- the contentious parts of the covid bill, i think we now are a little bit more -- i would say it's more likely we'll get something passed here before christmas. that's what i'm here for. hopefully they call me back. it's time to work together. everyone wants a deal. with the sds 750 billion or sorks i think that will pass. let's debate the most contentious stuff. let's get going and do something now. >> why does it take christmas coming

chris coons, democrat. he is one of the negotiators. and he sounded extremely frustrated this morning, ayman. >> leigh ann caldwell live on capitol hill for to cross over to new york. governor andrew cuomo is -- do we have the governor? okay. we're waiting for governor andrew cuomo to start a press briefing. we'll keep an eye on that for you. once that gets under way we'll bring that you to. meantime i want to cross over now to sam brock. it's about the nba. the nba preseason tips off tonight with the league continuing an aggressive strategy to test players and coaches. here is that report. >> reporter: just 61 days after the l.a. lakers took home the nba title, king james will have to defend his throne with preseason basketball tipping off tonight in the first regular season games on december 22. to start, most teams will have to play to empty arenas, something lebron james admits is no fun. >> it would never be something i would be fully comfortable with. >> reporter: after a wildly successful quarantine-free covid zone to finish the season, the nba has decided to burst its bubble. teams will be competing in home markets, traveling to a