we feature the novel damien by herman hesse one of the most widely read and translated german authors of the 20th century. and the british photographer i was the philip wife who shows us the unintended beauty to be found in modern industrial landscapes quite an eye on. but we begin in the theater which has been particularly hard hit for almost a year now by this terrible pandemic performances with a live audience are practically non existent but artists are by their very nature creative and completely new worlds are emerging on the internet so how can fish productions be on screen like t.v. shows but still remain theatrical. let's have a look at what some theaters here in germany have been doing to keep the cultural flag flying. is this room still a theater space a stage or has it mutated into a television studio in the coronavirus era the tejada house you know like other german stages has had a radical crash course in digital presentation. i have it in the beginning i saw quite a lot of these terrible streams in the 1st few weeks of the 1st lockdown it was really as if the worst was

we feature the novel damien by. one of the most widely read and translated german authors of the 20th century. and the british photographer i was the philip wife who shows us the unintended beauty to be found in multan industrial landscapes quite an. box we begin in the theater which has been particularly hard hit for almost a year now by this terrible pandemic performances with a live audience are practically no one existent but. by their very nature creative and completely new worlds are emerging on the internet so how can fish productions be on screen like t.v. shows but still remain. let's have a look at what some theaters here in germany have been doing to keep the cultural flag flying. is this room still a theater space stage or has it mutated. into a television studio in the coronavirus era the théâtre house you know like other german stages has had a radical crash course in digital presentation. i have it in the beginning i saw quite a lot of these terrible streams in the 1st few weeks of the 1st lockdown it

author how man has this book damien deals with the big questions of good and evil right and wrong the main character sinclair grows up in a religious family where everyone does the right thing but he's the black sheep as a child and a teenager sinclair is torn up by guilt guilt over his lies and later his sexual desires he wants to be good but he doesn't believe he can be enter damien another young student with an otherworldly presence and ideas that turn sinclair's moralist christian upbringing upside down. he had said that the god we worship represented only arbitrarily sectioned off half of the world the official permitted world the world of light but we should worship the whole world so either we needed a god who was also the devil or we needed to establish the devil services along with the church services that honored god when how man has a wrote to me i'm during world war one he was grappling with a crisis of meaning and clearly he wasn't the only one the book had a nerve when it came out in 1919 and became an instant cult classic if you're looking for a quick read that will act

emily: damien, what is your response to that?think it is difficult to take one extreme response to how to think about the sector from any individual. when people are looking at the allocation of assets that they need to make with their particular circumstance, whether it is individual or an institution acting on behalf of many individuals or pension plans or incorporate as we talked about before, your particular circumstance is different to lots of other people. the available asset allocation options that you have a be very different. when you contemplate what we see today as being a likely path for what people historically thought was a very safe asset, the u.s. dollar or gold, when you have the backdrop of looming inflation that is starting to permeate intense markets with what we saw in 10 year bonds today, and you could make an equally compelling case that having a hard asset like a coin that is very secure, very easy to transact with relative to any of the comparable assets. the making a small allocation into the sector seem

ok let's bring in damien kingsbury he's professor of international relations at deakin university joins us from melbourne australia damien kingsbury welcome to al-jazeera how do you think those comments will have gone down in naypyidaw well obviously the the ambassador to be un does have a big job knew that we may have those comments so he will he'll be all refugee in the united states but i think in that neck of the will the generals really want a lhari into much of that is it will be a lot better relatively small minor one the one where the quite easily you get the sense though that given the comments from the ambassador he was clearly riding a wave of very strong emotion in himself there but it's kind of the comments that we've been waiting to hear from somebody at that level in that chamber. well you know look this is not there are representatives of the ousted government people very strongly about this he is you know 20 up against a government. but there really has already been international condemnation of the coup in me at myanmar and the generals haven't changed at all and you k

we feature the novel damien by. one of the most widely read and translated german authors of the 20th century. the british photographer i was the philip wife who shows us the unintended beauty to be found in modern industrial landscapes quite. but we begin in the theater which has been particularly hard hit for almost a year now by this terrible pandemic performances with a live audience are practically existent but artists are by their very nature creative and completely new worlds are emerging on the internet so how can fish productions be on screen like t.v. shows but still remains yeah. let's have a look at what some theaters here in germany have been doing to keep the cultural flag flying. is this room still a theater space stage or has it mutated into a television studio in the coronavirus era to take out a house you know like other german stages has had a radical crash course in digital presentation. in the beginning i saw quite a lot of these terrible streams in the 1st few weeks of the 1st lockdown it was r

damien, thank you very much indeed. _ approach.ndeed, that _ approach. damien, thank you very much indeed, that is _ approach. damien, thank you very much indeed, that is damian - much indeed, that is damian grammaticas, our political correspondent at westminster. new data shows a single dose of the pfizer vaccine provides high levels of protection against the virus. a single shot of the pfizer vaccine cuts the chance of hospital admission and death from covid—19 by more than 75% among the over—80s, according to new data from public health england. and we've also had more information on the vaccine roll—out. the first results of the uk vaccination programme suggests it is having a "spectacular" impact on preventing serious illness. professor aziz sheikh said that all age groups benefited. yeah, so at the moment, these are, as you said, sort of preliminary data — our first look at this data — so at the moment, we're just looking at the risk of hospitalisation. and what we're seeing is that these benefits are being seen. and i guess

nbc bay area's damien tarullo gives us a look. >> reporter: team simmons is bake making the best for him what is a terrible situation. virtual learning has been tough for the fifth grader at san jose's shallenberger elementary. >> the fear that i have is that he's going to go into middle school and then high school unprepared. >> reporter: it's been almost a year of virtual learning for tommy and his mom feels it's time to go back to campus. >> i have a 3-year-old who goes to pre-school. there's about 20 to 30 kids i think. if they can go back to school i think that everyone else should be able to go back. >> reporter: but the cdc warns that neighborhoods and most public school districts nationwide still have high infection rates so it issued five recommendations for when schools are deemed safe enough to reopen. they include mandatory mask-wearing, physical distancing, hand washing, cleaning and sanitizing classrooms and specific contact tracing protocols. >> if we want our children to receive in-person instruction, we must ensure that teachers and school staff are healthy and prote

i'm telling you -- >> that's -- that kind of thing, damien i think is almost like therapy when you are. listen, we are unfortunately out of time. it has been a big news day. i just want to say that i know the academy award nominations are coming out soon. i hope you get one. >> nature heals. if office chance to got out in nature, do that. >> well done. thank you. that's going to do it for me, everyone. i'm alec wit. i will sigh next weekend. yasmin vossoughian is up next. i'm still going for what's next. even with higher stroke risk due to... afib not caused by a heart valve problem. so if there's a better treatment than warfarin,... i want that. eliquis. eliquis reduces stroke risk better than warfarin. and has less major bleeding than warfarin. eliquis has both. don't stop taking eliquis without talking to your doctor as this may increase your risk of stroke. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. while taking, you may bruise more easily... or take longer for bleeding to stop. get help

they make decisions based on power that they know we don't have any control over paul austin and damiengan are part of an effort to make more in city a city. >>money is key they say as an example after moraine county last collected all the property and sales taxes from rend city. >>the december 2020 allocation for services back to moran city was just over $46,000. arguably to most county residents more in city is just a name on a freeway sign. but there is a rich history here or in city was created by the federal government during world war 2 for shipbuilding. >>people poured in for the jobs war houses were built for them to live in and a park which is still here with a mural that now documents the past. past also kept alive in the memories of the families that were here from the beginning founded my bad game >>lake charles louisiana, 1941. he came out and make a i came from the south from louisiana. >>and marin city. i just reminded so much of the small town and it came from we have no war has is up there. >>and we up their reserves have all of the hillsides rica roam around and my fam

myanmar as an internal matter james bays out his era at the united nations will stay with that story damien kingsbury is professor of international relations at the deakin university in australia he says both the ambassadors plea and international condemnation are unlikely to push the military to back down there's not a doubt representatives of the ousted government will very strongly about this is you know when the instant government. but there really has already been international condemnation of the khomeini at myanmar and the generals haven't changed at all and now there's been some sanctions it's a strong condemnation it just hasn't made any difference at all and the general does not have the backing of china and russia in this matter and that is before that so they feel quite secure in their solution i don't think you know will be self isolation certainly not in the way that it was something that was clear more than $62.00. the links to china are very strong links to russia a very strong and links to thailand have been improving out in the years those relations for 2000 years of cours

they make decisions based on power that they know we don't have any control over paul austin and damien morgan are part of an effort to make more in city a city money is key they say as an example after moraine county last collected all the property and sales taxes from rend city. >>the december 2020 allocation for services back to moran city was just over $46,000. arguably to most county residents more in city is just a name on a freeway sign. but there is a rich history here or in city was created by the federal government during world war 2 for shipbuilding. >>people poured in for the jobs war houses were built for them to live in and a park which is still here with a mural that now documents the past also kept alive in the memories of the families that were here from the beginning founded baptists, my bad game >>lake charles louisiana, 1941. he came out and make a i came from the south louisiana. and therein city. just reminded so much of the small town. >>and it came from we have no war has is up there. and we up their reserves have all of the hillsides rica roam around and my fami

several pairs, designed by damien hirst, on display and soon to be on sale.celebration of british creativity from 1950 until now and the idea is we are celebrating all aspects of creativity, so notjust the fine arts, but photography, fashion, entertainment memorabilia and also prints and multiples. some of those prints are by the notorious street artist banksy and include this one, girl with balloon, expected to sell up to anything up to £150,000. hopefully it won't share the same fate as the original which was famously shredded moments after selling at auction in 2018. and you will hardly have a display celebrating cool britannia without celebrating the coolest of it girls. this fantastic piece titled kate moss, she is light, pure, has been donated to the sale by chris levine and the supermodel kate moss, very generously, and the estimate on the work is between 20 and £30,000 and all proceeds from the sale will go to 0xfam gb for the fight against poverty. also up for grabs dresses by vivienne westwood and alexander mcqueen and iconic photos of iconic britis

damien mcguinness reports from berlin.n camp. she has given witness in previous trials in the �*50s and �*60s in germany, where she explained that she took down notes, she handled phone calls, she handled all the correspondences of this camp commander. now back then, she was a witness. the legal situation changed about ten years ago here in germany, when a former camp guard, john demjanjuk, was charged with not directly being involved in murders, but having aided and abetted murders. now, that changed the whole legal situation — what that meant was anyone who had performed any sort of function within these concentration camps could then be charged. that's what's happened to this woman. this is bbc news. the latest headlines... president biden has warned that the us economy is still in trouble but is promising to "act fast" on covid relief as americans reach what he calls "breaking point". let's stay with that story. a little earlier, i spoke to thomas gift, associate professor of political science at university college lon

damien mcguinnessjoins me now from berlin. so, the authorities are playing pretty tough here.s are playing pretty tough here.— so, the authorities are playing pretty tough here. that is right. what it means _ pretty tough here. that is right. what it means in _ pretty tough here. that is right. what it means in concrete - pretty tough here. that is right. i what it means in concrete terms, pretty tough here. that is right. - what it means in concrete terms, for most people wanting to travel into germany via their land border from the czech republic or austria, it means they will not be able to cross. if they are a commuter, a shopper, an average worker. it means for those people, their borders are effectively closed. that is to limit the spread of the new variants, which have shot up in the czech republic and near the border in austria. you are looking at incidence rates of 1000 new cases per one 100,000 in population. in germany, more like 200 new infections per 100,000 population. the disparity is quite large. germany has decided the thing to do with the south—eastern border

very much katrina you are with an update of course in beijing thanks katrina let's cross over to damien kingsbury's professor of international relations at deakin university and a board member of the australian b.m.r. institute joins me now on the phone from bell been there david good to have you with us back on the program we spoke to me earlier through the day as we assumed things were not well. we have confirmation of a state of emergency in other words a coup d'etat what happens next. this was what was expected i think that was the qualms the military started to move it's going to be very difficult to come back from that that position and really what we're saying now is an assignment that i'll stay in power for a year but we have seen this in the past of course when the military took power no the beginning of not in sixty's i said they were just trying to resolve political problems at the time but in fact started in powerful top deckard so it can be buddies guess how long the military will try to hold on to power this time around but it's certainly very troublesome and barring a pro

several pairs, designed by damien hirst, on display and soon to be on sale.lebration of british creativity from 1950 until now and the idea is we are celebrating all aspects of creativity, so notjust the memorabilia and also prints and multiples. some of those prints are by the notorious street artist banksy and include this one, girl with balloon, expected to sell up to anything up to £150,000. hopefully it won't share the same fate as the original which was famously shredded moments after selling at auction in 2018. and you will hardly have a display celebrating cool britannia without celebrating the coolest of it girls. this fantastic piece titled kate moss, she is light, pure, has been donated to the sale by chris levine and the supermodel kate moss, very generously, and the estimate on the work is between 20 and £30,000 and all proceeds from the sale will go to 0xfam gb for the fight against poverty. also up for grabs dresses by vivienne westwood and alexander mcqueen and iconic photos of iconic british rock groups. proof that this country's cultural leg

damien mcguinness.ating nine sex attacks, which took place in a city park in the space of five hours. the assaults happened in and around singleton park, swansea, on friday morning between 8.00am and 1.00pm. south wales police said the man was being held in custody and called for anyone with information to come forward. a third man has been arrested on suspicion of the murder of an aspiring lawyer, who was attacked as he went to buy a bagel. 22—year—old sven badzak was stabbed to death in what police have described as an "unprovoked" attack just over a week ago in kilburn, north—west london. a 19—year—old man and a 17—year—old boy previously arrested on suspicion of murder have been released on bail. new zealand's prime minister, jacinda ardern, has announced a three—day lockdown in the country's biggest city, auckland, after three new covid cases were reported. the level 3 restrictions will require everyone to stay home except for essential shopping and work. new zealand hadn't had any local cases for

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damien williams, mayer mason high school. tyreek hill, pearson, georgia. sammy watkins, clemson.ia. travis kelce, cleveland heights, ohio. >> stephen: you see? great, you learn so much, like their name, their college, and the maximum possible sir come ference of a human neck. but i really feel like these intros lack the pizazz that the players in the big game deserve. and i thought what if famous directors shot these instead. can you imagine? well, if you can, stop it. this is tv. we do the imagining for you. jim? >> "a late show" presents: "great directors direct the player intros." >> everybody was doing player introductions. e z. >> h ya ', umass. >> markuhn onccou of fro t. >> jonny casillas and his guys. >> university of wisconsin. >> lorenzo carter, the kid. >> university of georgia. >> and there was folorunsu fatukasi, also the kid, on accounts that they was both the kids. >> uconn. >> and benny two-times, who got that nickname 'cause he said everything twice like. >> notre dame, notre dame. >> observe bennett jackson. the position he plays is safety, but nothing can be co

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second quarter warriors won, damien lay, at least 10. final seconds of the half, look at this. you are drawing up on the board, that is up 13 midway, steph curry had 29. looked at the ball movement. green and setting up james wiseman. they had a 37 point third quarter won the game. 130-121. green scored 11 points pulled down 12 rebounds, 24 and one when they knocked a triple- double. first win streak of the season. >> i did not expect to walk in there and everybody goes crazy that we won three in a row. but we feel like we can get better. >> the locker room is quiet, that is a good sign. we have won three in a row and no one is happy. we know that we can play better. cored 25 turnovers last night. they better not do that at l.a. on tomorrow night. and nhl covid-19 cost of the sharks a game and one of its best players too much hurdle nearly 2 weeks in covid-19 protocol. the sharks brought the puck as they host the st. louis tonight. >>> how do i play golf? just like victor hobbling here. this is the world golf championship found the cat box. fast forward to his first shot, this

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they make decisions based on power that they know we don't have any control over hall austin and damien morgan are part of an effort to make more in city a city. >>money is key they say as an example after moraine county last collected all the property and sales taxes from rend city. >>the december 2020 allocation for services back to moran city was just over $46,000. arguably to most county residents more in city is just a name on a freeway sign. but there is a rich history here or in city was created by the federal government during world war 2 for shipbuilding. >>people poured in for the jobs war houses were built for them to live in and a park which is still here with a mural that now documents the past. past also kept alive in the memories of the families that were here from the beginning founded my bad game >>lake charles louisiana, 1941. he came out and make a i came from the south from louisiana. >>and marin city. i just reminded so much of the small town and that came from we have no war has is up and we up their reserves have all of the hillsides rica roam around. >>and my fam

continuing series 100 german must reads a book by one of the great german office of the 20th century has damien is what's called a big little news room literally an education novel because it explores the psychological and moral growth of the main character sinclair sinclair by the way is actually a thinly disguised version of passing himself is david levitz in a moral quandary himself. being good is a nice idea right so why is being bad just so much more fun. author of hell man has this book damian deals with the big questions of good and evil right and wrong the main character sinclair grows up in a religious family where everyone does the right thing but he's the black sheep as a child and a teenager sinclair is torn up by guilt guilt over his lies and later his sexual desires he wants to be good but he doesn't believe he can be enter damian another young student with an otherworldly presence and ideas that turn sinclair's moralist christian upbringing upside down. he had said that the god we worship represented only and arbitrarily sectioned off half of the world the official permitted worl

they make decisions based on power that they know we don't have any control over paul austin and damien morgan are part of an effort to make more in city a city. >>money is key they say as an example after moraine county last collected all the property and sales taxes from rend city. >>the december 2020 allocation for services back to moran city was just over $46,000. arguably to most county residents more in city is just a name on a freeway sign. but there is a rich history here or in city was created by the federal government during world war 2 for shipbuilding. >>people poured in for the jobs war houses were built for them to live in and a park which is still here with a mural that now documents the past. past also kept alive in the memories of the families that were here from the beginning founded my bad game >>lake charles louisiana, 1941. he came out and make a i came from the south from louisiana. >>and marin city. i just reminded so much of the small town and that came from we have no war has is up and we up their reserves have all of the hillsides rica roam around. >>and my fam

they make decisions based on power that they know we don't have any control over paul austin and damienorgan are part of an effort to make more in city a city. >>money is key they say as an example after moraine county last collected all the property and sales taxes from rend city. >>the december 2020 allocation for services back to moran city was just over $46,000. arguably to most county residents more in city is just a name on a freeway sign. but there is a rich history here or in city was created by the federal government during world war 2 for shipbuilding. >>people poured in for the jobs war houses were built for them to live in and a park which is still here with a mural that now documents the past. past also kept alive in the memories of the families that were here from the beginning founded my bad game >>lake charles louisiana, 1941. he came out and make a i came from the south from louisiana. >>and marin city. i just reminded so much of the small town and it came from we have no war has is up there. >>and we up their reserves have all of the hillsides rica roam around and my f

earlier i spoke to our political correspondent damien grammaticas about what the prime minister has beenseen that borisjohnson had cultivated a fairly close relationship with president trump, closer certainly than other european leaders had done but then after those events in the capital had come out against them, so he was asked what his view was of the acquittal and this is what he said. i think the clear message that we get from the proceedings in america is that after all the toings and froings and all the kerfuffle, american democracy is strong, and the american constitution is strong and robust, and we are delighted now, i'm very delighted, to have a good relationship with the white house, which is an important part of any uk prime minister's mission. i've had some good conversations already with president biden. fantastic conversations about the way he sees things. you know, there's been some important developments in the way that uk—us thinking has been coming together in the last few weeks. and particularly on issues like climate change, on nato, on iran. but above all on the wa

damien, hello to you.are looking to government ministers or guidance about whether they can or guidance about whether they can or not book a holiday or or should not book a holiday because we are hearing different things from different ministers. who should we look to? , , ., , different ministers. who should we lookto? , , , different ministers. who should we look to? , , .,, , ., different ministers. who should we lookto? , , , ., ,, look to? yes, this has been an issue which has risen _ look to? yes, this has been an issue which has risen in _ look to? yes, this has been an issue which has risen in the _ look to? yes, this has been an issue which has risen in the last _ look to? yes, this has been an issue which has risen in the last 24 - look to? yes, this has been an issue which has risen in the last 24 hours. which has risen in the last 2a hours orso which has risen in the last 2a hours or so because of those different sounding messages from different ministers. actually, if you look back over a few

as i said, people try to re—establish contact with damien.e, we are about to get yet maureen. these are rain totals now for the rest of the week, turning very wet for a time particularly in cumbria and parts of scotland from an area of low pressure bringing in this weather front which will hang around for tuesday until wednesday as well, so a prolonged period of heavy rain for some of us, but the particular concern where the met office has an amber warning in force in these parts of scotland where there is the greatest like we had of getting some flooding with some areas receiving over 100 millimetres of rain. we are not there yet and for today, this is the view from scotland, the sunshine with the old shower in the north west, skies over northern ireland and wales and for northern england, just east anglia and the south—east with cloud and some patchy rain around, temperatures into double figures. as we go into tonight under clear skies, quite chilly for a time especially in eastern parts with a toast of frost around, but temperatures rise l

they make decisions based on power that they know we don't have any control over paul austin and damiene part of an effort to make more in city a city. >>money is key they say as an example after marine county last collected all the property and sales taxes from rend city. >>the december 2020 allocation for services back to moran city was just over $46,000. arguably to most county residents more in city is just a name on a freeway sign. but there is a rich history here or in city was created by the federal government during world war 2 for shipbuilding. >>people poured in for the jobs war houses were built for them to live in and a park which is still here with a mural that now documents the past also kept alive in the memories of the families that were here from the beginning founded my bad game >>lake charles louisiana, 1941. he came out and make a life i came from the south from louisiana and marin city. just reminded so much of the small town. >>and that came from we have no war has is up there. and we up their reserves have all of the hillsides rica roam around and my family, my un

let�*s find out more from our political correspondent damien grammatical us.f them, we do not know — these talks? the outcome of them, we do not know because _ these talks? the outcome of them, we do not know because it _ these talks? the outcome of them, we do not know because it will— these talks? the outcome of them, we do not know because it will be - do not know because it will be pretty difficult. these are going to be some tough talks. we have had sight of the opening possession of both sides going into this. all of this revolves around, as you were saying, arrangements and how they are working for trade. great britain and northern ireland since the beginning, end ofjanuary. what we have here is that michael gove has been saying that the eu must urgently address problems that he says exist there. that have come up, many in northern ireland are dealing with. that is why he has called for the extension of these grace periods that have been put in place. those cover things like the movement of supplies for supermarkets, the movement of meat products. he al

thank you very much, damien.the success. the court ruled that the government had implemented a curfew based on a role that said they were able to do this without consulting parliament but they said it did not constitute an emergency, so for example, damn break—in, a dyke breaking, very dutch example. but the curfew was dismissed in advance and therefore there was no legal basis so it said it did not need the necessary legal criteria and therefore must be scrapped with immediate effect. 50. therefore must be scrapped with immediate effect.— therefore must be scrapped with immediate effect. so, does this then take curfews — immediate effect. so, does this then take curfews of _ immediate effect. so, does this then take curfews of the _ immediate effect. so, does this then take curfews of the tables _ immediate effect. so, does this then take curfews of the tables and - immediate effect. so, does this then take curfews of the tables and at - take curfews of the tables and at the armoury against coronavirus? this is