finance remains tight for all founders, and the pen dimmick is challenging. entrepreneurs like never before. cutting harry's mahmoud. how laughs job and his passion. he fled syria in 2015. in germany . he was given additional training, and this may, he took over the hair fantastic some lawn in central hamburg. he had to put up his own money to buy it. during the pandemic banks have been reluctant to give loans for business startups, websites and the website. the product just got done, doing remodelling, online employment booking. you get all of that costs a lot of money and because the banks were stepping back and i had to cover all the running costs myself, but i absolutely didn't want to give up. other immigrants in germany have also taken the step of starting their own businesses in 2020 despite or perhaps because of the coronavirus kind. demick mohe, ramala from afghanistan has lived in germany for nearly 10 years. he had the idea of starting an online platform for middle eastern grocers in hamburg. his business plan is complete, but he needs advice on ho

i think that it goes back to what the other ladies were saying before around us is dimmick racism. and just the way these countries brain drain, you know, established on lies and racism and the genocide of our people. so it can be in direct as well. you know, i remember as a young girl being at school, and also i saw a group gated from, from my own aboriginal students and classmates. and yeah, i was picked on the a lot of promise school. so even by most cool teachers. so i think that it's just the way it is in this so-called lucky country. let me bring in tina kelly, who is in the documentary. i'm going to go to back and straight after this. i want to see what meghan downs of tension has in the community. she's a support system. she is a shoulder to cry on. you're going to see this literally make in montana. kelli lost her son. he committed suicide, or he was incarcerated. he was a young person and i want you to see what meghan, douse for her job, and how she tries to help this havoc. charlie was living on the streets and took his own lives. after his lawyer told him, he was likely

dimmick is that you, hawkins, looks at the option. it's almost a year since the coronavirus ended our lives, and it's in no hurry to leave. everyone's affected in some way, and everyone seems to have become an alice of our all of just over the last 11 months. but how well do you really know your facts? and what are the experts saying? let's test your knowledge if there's one a symbol of 2020, it's the mosque from moscow, it's about a gas car government, some mandating wearing masks in one way or the other. just days ago, a scientific study in denmark, concluded mosques off a little protection for healthy individuals. on the study gives an indication of how much you gain from where in the mosque, not a lot. so when you finally throw that mosque away, not so fast. here's a japanese study that states the opposite. we found that cotton masks, surgical masks, and 95 masks all have a protective effect with the respect to the transmission of infected droplets. aerosols of sars cove to both studies are reputable, and published by qualified pr

and finally in the philippines a plant dimmick is taking root the stress of lockdown and financial pressure caused by the pandemic have prompted and the filipinos to seek comfort in their gardens and themselves the nicknames toss and plant uncles and aunties demand for greenery has blossomed amid the coronavirus restrictions and business of plant markets is booming social media platforms are full of photos of flowers from foliage carefully tended in backyards and on balcony says house bound filipinos turn to nature to relieve stress and boredom. i've been following for any other developments of ours go to our website at the w dot com slash covert. see you again here very soon but left. in the height of climate change. conference most of. what's in store. for the future. comes from the major cities to go to the site. i'm sure. it was the 1st international tribunal in history. the number of trials. 75 years ago a high ranking officers of the nazi regime warned dunja by the allied forces. they were the 1st war criminals to be held accountable for their crimes. in our 2 part series right in the

have been able to provide patients with a cross protection from the virus at the heart of this pain dimmick. but it simply hadn't been commissioned, entice enough for drug companies to invest in. the bottom line is, had we had those investments or early on to carry this all the way through clinical trials. years ago, we could have had a vaccine ready to go, you know, one of the big problems of capitalism, that capitalist investment. so capitalists say, you know, it's really important by agra because that's a huge market. even though the coronavirus exists once, not invest in a back scene, because that market doesn't really exist, then i also didn't really want to vaccinate the whole world in this preemptive measure. no, let's create something that we can sell now. so you know, we like capitalism. direct investment at our clock the peril whenever a vaccine is hopefully created. the next battle, at least for patients in the united states, will be over affordability. and that's when we're back to one of the fundamental pot holes of the american health care system. where unlike in almost every

president trump's handling of the pin dimmick however, was anything, but i'm also hopeful to have americans working again by that easter, that beautiful easter day. i don't wear mess like him every time you see him. he's got a miscue, could be speakin 200 feet away from it. he shows up with the biggest mask i've ever seen. right. and then i see the disinfectant. we have not seen in a minute. he turned out to be completely incompetent. as an administrator. had no idea what to do about the pandemic. you know, couldn't figure out how to show empathy was to clean as you see, it gets in the lungs and it does a tremendous number of so beatrice, this is poor politics. this it's lousy. he did a terrible job as a political leader. this is the moment for solidarity for social solidarity. that's what you, that's what every president of my childhood instinctively knew. and trump played it exactly the opposite way, which was catastrophic for the nation, and disastrous for his presidency. before the global pandemic changed the way election campaigns were carried out, there was an intense battle to see wh

and finally in the philippines a plant dimmick is taking root the stress of lockdown and financial pressure caused by the pandemic have prompted and filipinos to seek comfort in a gardens and in themselves the nicknames auntie toss and turn teach us plant uncles and aunties demand for greenery has blossomed amid the coronavirus restrictions and business of plant markets is booming social media platforms are full of photos of flowers and foliage carefully tended in backyards and on balcony says house bound filipinos turn to nature to relieve stress and boredom. i've been fizzling for any other developments on the virus go to our website at e.w. dot com slash covert 90 see you again here very soon but left. dramatic scenes of the gates of europe. never is in freefall. even before the devastating explosion at the port of beirut the country was in the midst of a serious crisis more and more young people are asking themselves whether they have a future there. should they keep going to fight. against d.w. . give us your country people will make you rich. people oil will provide you with jobs. the

president trumps handling of the pin dimmick, however, was anything, but i'm also hopeful to have americans working again by that easter, that beautiful easter day. i don't wear mess like him every time you see him. he's got a mystique and be speakin 200 feet away from it. he shows up with the biggest mask i've ever seen, but right in that i see the disinfectant. we have not seen in a minute. he turned out to be completely incompetent. as an administrator had no idea what to do about the pandemic. you know, couldn't figure out how to show empathy was to clean as you see, it gets in the lungs and it does a tremendous number of so beatrice, this is poor politics. this it's lousy. he did a terrible job as a political leader. this is the moment for solidarity for social solidarity. that's what you, that's what every president of my childhood instinctively knew. and trump played it exactly the opposite way, which was catastrophic for the nation, and disastrous for his presidency. before the global pandemic changed the way election campaigns were carried out, there was an intense battle to see wh

and finally in the philippines a plant dimmick is taking root the stress of lockdown and financial pressure caused by the pandemic have prompted and the filipinos to seek comfort in a gardens and themselves the nicknames toss and teach us plant uncles and aunties demand for greenery has blossomed amid the coronavirus restrictions and business of plant markets is booming social media platforms are full of photos of flowers from foliage carefully tended in backyards and on balconies as house bound filipinos trying to nature to relieve stress and boredom. i've been fizzling for any other developments in the bars go to our website at the w. dot com slash coven 19 see you again here very soon but less. traumatic scenes of the gates of europe. never was in freefall. even before the devastating explosion at the port of beirut the country was in the midst of a serious crisis more and more young people are asking themselves whether they have a future there. should they keep going to keep fighting. next d.w. . eco india people. who want to go to work on time right go like cars are wrong or not points

there's an urgency to have a means to beat the pain dimmick seem tough. it doesn't seem as though there will be an initial vaccine in the 1st few months of 2021. gives me confidence. it's encouraging. it's a light at the end of the tunnel and this is least amended astronomer's. for most people, the new vaccine can't come soon enough. and brussels barrow chief alexander phenomena is standing by alexander the e.u. now has a deal. why is the so significant it is significant, of course, because we are talking here about the most promising fix seen so far. a product that was shown to be 90 percent effective, at least based on preliminary tests results. so it was important for the european union to make sure that europe will be getting this vaccine if it's get if it's got approved. of course, how would the vaccine now be distributed? what's the outlook? so the european, the union, the european commission is saying that every e.u. member states will get their hands on the vaccines. at the same time, there will be distributed on the basis of for the population. b

we talked about congress, but the governors, because of the issue with the ben dimmick and covid casescross the country, -- with the pandemic and covid cases increasing across the country, how will that work with the executive branch? jim: my college roommate is the governor of montana and he was talking about how important this is, not a democrat or republican. governors have to work closely. part of this is putting science first in putting politics aside and saying what are the things we have to get done, and that is what i am hopeful joe biden can do. put the science and economics first and put the politics later. you as always. former obama campaign manager jim messina. cabinet palm it is a big round number we like to talk about even though the dow is price weighted, not market cap. it is dow 30,000 for the first time ever. mean record highs we continue to see on the s&p 500 and the russell 2000 also fresh record highs. ons is "balance of power" bloomberg tv and radio. ♪ kevin: this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. i am kevin cirilli in washington, d.c. tayl