and ah, and not forgetting she. tito from dresden. this fruit love usually sells like hot cakes at the dress and streets and mocked. not this year, though, as the market remains shut, due to the karone of iron. in a report from the archive we show you once again how check in reporter lucas steger learned some tricks of the trade from as teachers. baker, before the pandemic hit injuries miss a very proud of this story. a cake like fruit bread this christmas specialty even gave the market its name. the old german word. fortunately, it's only originally stolen if it's baked in, one of the $150.00 bakeries in and around police and it has to have the steel of the shore protection association. i'm going to learn how to make a real stone master bigger than krista is my boss. and i am his apprentice. oh, why is the stone protected down whiskers should it has to be protected so that not any old baker in germany can call their fruit cake devised and stolen and blah pick when does f m b o? so we got the idea for this seal, which every baker in t

we revealed the art of crafting a hand made icon in dresden, stolen or fruitless. and we attempt to solve the mystery of the christmas pickle. is it a german or an american invention? ah, lou, we start off at the christmas market at cologne cathedral. the tree at the center of the square is 25 meters tall. it's surrounded by a canopy of lights comprising 70000 eli d's. this year the stand and machin, or star girls who help visitors are also carrying out spa checks. good evening were checking whether you are vaccinated or recovered the stand and mention and sure people abide by the corona, virus restrictions only. those who have been vaccinated against cove it or recovered from it can visit the market and the costume girls scan people's proof of vaccination and issue stamps that are valid at cologne's other christmas markets to have a pleasant evening. by in this 2nd, pandemic, winter checks are essential. but how do people react to them? and so as i mentioned about the markets i've worked, people have always welcomed checks in the not so far, no one has gotten upse

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a synthetic as far as his valet says an original dresden shawna went from the l may by the apprentice. ah, our next stop is the historic old town of lou back home to one of the oldest christmas markets in northern germany. it was 1st mentioned in historical documents from the mid 17th century. we don't know precisely what the stars were offering back then, but we can tell you what lou baxa tops these. no sellers are today from western germany we had nor to lu back. the holton date is the hans, the attic cities, most famous landmark. it's image can be found all over lou back christmas market. ah, the medieval old town provides the perfect backdrop for festive events. yet things are much quieter here than in cologne. the city band all stage shows to prevent large gathering and has been produced strict safety measure how much do they can do back decided to impose a mosque mandate in the, in a city and visit the market? is it is, must be either vaccinated against ovid or have recovered from it. they must present that id and approve the vaccination or try infection by the needs and knock l

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thi this happened in dresden, the capital, and they discovered crossbows and other weapons.tainly say it is something they found trem very troubling. you're absolutely right. this is a major challenge to the new chancellor, to olaf scholz who gave his first address in german parliament. he made a point to say the german government, and german society would not take this radicalized movement and would not allow them to spread disunity here in germany. he called them a tiny minority that he also said was unhinged and out of touch with reality. and he certainly said that all the measures of law enforcement and of the law would be taken to make sure that this does not spread any further, and that these people can operate the way the people in dresden tried to do. this comes as last night there was another big demonstration in munich. 28 people detained there, violence going on there. and another plot where, over the past couple of weeks, parcels with raw meat and threatening letters had been sent to media outlets and politicians, saying that they were toxic and more will be sent

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and a billion and a half in dresden, germany, so each quarter we were creating more capacity and beinghat gap in some of the demand. emily: i'm wondering what the rationale is for a low-float i.p.o. are you going to be capping capital markets again at all in any fashion? >> this is not a stock for like a day trader. this is stock for long-term investors. this is a methodical way of letting some of the stock out into public markets to fund our growth. >> how much will that company, will that investment still be talked around with your growth story, how much will you be able to independently pass on? >> i think you're asking how much will they have after the end of the day today after the trading? sorry, i didn't catch that question. >> indeed, how will you be working alongside previously privately held now an independent producer. >> for one, we're going to be funding our own growth going forward. they will own about 80% of the company after today and continue to be a big shareholder. continue to bring in strategic and like-minded investors but our free-cash flow generation, after this

he started with spending $4 billion in singapore, $1 billion in the u.s., and $1.5 billion in dresdenore capacity and being able to close that gap in some of the man we have. >> i'm wondering what the rationale was for a low float ipo, and what that will mean for you. are you going to be tapping the capital markets again at all in any fashion? >> this is not a stock for like a day trader. this is stock for long-term investors. this is a methodical way of letting some of the stock out into public markets to fund our growth. >> course, previously privately held. how much will that company, will that investment still be talked around with your growth story, how much will you be able to do? >> i think you're asking how much will they have after the end of the day today after the trading? i'm sorry. i didn't catch that question. >> indeed, how will you be working alongside them? they were previously privately held. how are you going to tell your growth story? >> for one, we're going to be funding our own growth going forward. they were owned about 85% of the company after today, and they w

you mentioned police raids this morning in at around dresden after police uncovered a plot of conversationssocial media about try to kill the regional leader there. so, extremely serious development. -- developments. ros: president biden is visiting kentucky to see the devastation caused by a number of tornadoes over the weekend. at least 74 people were killed a good -- across six states and 100 peop are unaccounted for in kentucky. kentucky was had by four tornadoes. the state governor has been briefing the president on the massive cleanup operation underway. >> we have hundreds of transportation cabinet workers and the biggest trucks we can find and the division of forestry is working really hard. first, to clear the roads. now, something that feels therapeutic, we are hauling some of this debris out of town. hauling a little bit of the chaos and station and death -- and devastation and death out of town. ros: the tornadoes struck the midwest after dark last friday evening. this was the ground along the missouri/tennessee border. you can see lightning coming from a tornado. our correspond

the region of bavaria has seen must on rest, and unofficial in dresden has received death threats or europe correspond. peter oliver reports munich was the later city in germany to see demonstrations by anti banks groups as well as those that are opposed to the measures that have be put in place to try and stop the spread of coven 9. seeing the police. there are 4000 people, turned up the demonstration in barrier. that was all relatively peaceful until a group of around $4.00 to $500.00 of them decided they were going to go with a march around the city that resulted in some captain most with the police. bit of pushing and shoving and ultimately according to the police 28 arrests being made, they ranged from people refusing to wear masks to those that had assaulted police officers. what we have seen at these type of demonstrations is an increase in the, the speed at which should and choose on the amounts of people who are getting involved in violence. yeah. ah. the when we're talking about these demonstrations, they are groups that of anti vaccine, as they said also opposed to those c

restrictions or cities among them, that of munich have seen huge unrest and protests, and one official and dresden, as even received death threats. well, that's across live now to bud in peter, all of a joining us here this evening peter said things and what kind very smoothly for the new government a can you fill us in what, what we've seen on wednesday night with protests in the city of munich now these offensive mostly around the decision to bring in mandatory vaccinations for health care workers. there is a wider discussion about the the future of mandatory vaccinations, but at the moment it is limited to that one particular sector. what we saw in munich was about 4000 people, according to police, turning up, it was all relatively peaceful, but a smaller section of those decided that they were going to go in an unplanned march . this resulted in a bit of cat and mouse with police a bit of pushing and shoving results of the 28 arrest needing to be made. according to police. they range from things from failure to wear a mask to assault on police officers, but the anti vax movements known as late

olaf scholz�*s comments come as police conducted a series of raids in the city of dresden in saxony.sident biden has been inspecting the devastation caused by tornadoes in the state of kentucky. he's promised federal aid to rebuild communities. at least 7a people died in the state and 1a others elsewhere. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me is the broadcaster henry bonsu alongside chief executive of the public affairs group cicero, iain anderson. let's delve into some of tomorrow's front pages, starting with... the financial times leads on covid cases hitting a record 78,000, the highest number of positive tests since the pandemic began. the daily telegraph writes that borisjohnson and chris whitty urge the public to scale back their socialising in the run—up to christmas. the i adds that the chief medical officer is telling the nation not to "mix with people you don't have to". the guardian also leads on this story, writing that the prime minister continues to insist formal restrictions on gatherings are unnecessary. the dail

threats were made against a state leader for backing current. auroras' measures. 6 properties in dresden and a nearby town were searched on wednesday and to vaccination activists. a suspected of plotting violence with crossbows and other weapons. german estate of saxony has been free as seen, frequent protest against ruin of ours policies, and has germany's lowest vaccination right. has been a breakthrough at the iran nuclear talks in vienna. iran's foreign minister says you and cameras will be allowed to film at a sensitive site. the issue had been a sticking point during discussions to revive a landmark nuclear deal signed in 2015 and also to buy reports from vienna. this is the 7th round of negotiations between iran and signatories of the 2015 nuclear deal, as well as the united states. and one of the main sticking points for the europeans had been iran's compliance with the international atomic energy agency until now was off last night. we reached a good agreement with the i a e a that could address some of the alleged concerns about iran's peaceful nuclear program and lead to conti

in the past we enjoyed partnership investments with the european government in our dresden facility inermany. emily: something we will keep watching. appreciate you giving us the view. tom caulfield, global foundries ceo. coming up, job openings. hundreds of thousands of them. and no one to fill them, especially in tech. a new analysis by bloomberg found one reason could be the lack of hb1 visas being filed. let's look at salesforce, among the biggest decliners on the s&p after the company gave a disappointing revenue broadcast -- revenue forecast for the quarter. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: for the first time in a decade, the number of immigrants in the united states hb one visa program dropped to its lowest level. workers applying for engineering and mathematics jobs fell 12.6% compared to a year ago. hb1 visas allow lawyers to hire high skilled foreign workers in specialty fields. the tech industry in particular relies on this program for talent. for more on why this is happening, i am joined by a partner at a company where they focus on many immigration issues. why are we seeing th

olaf scholz�*s comments come as police conducted a series of raids in the city of dresden in saxony.eral aid to rebuild communities. at least 74 people died in the state and 14 others elsewhere.

meanwhile, german police in dresden said wednesday they thwarted a plot by an anti-vaccination group to assassinate the governor of saxony state, who has backed new lockdowns to battle a surge of coronavirus cases. the u.s. senate has approved a military spending bill known as the national that will see the pentagon received $770 billion. just three republicans and eight members of the democratic caucus voted against the ndaa, which includes $25 billion more in pentagon funding than requested by president biden. progressives slammed the senate for passing a record-shattering pentagon budget without approving the build back better act to fund social programs and battle the climate emergency. congressional progressive caucus chair pramila jayapal noted the u.s. is spending more than the military budgets of the next 11 countries combined. she tweeted -- "don't tell me we can't afford to fight poverty, cancel student debt, pass paid leave, and defeat the climate crisis." on wednesday, democrats said they may delay a vote on the build back better act until the new year as west virginia de

here's the dresden enterprises office before and after. the damage inside also devastating.inue to do their work and cover their community. let's talk to bill evans, vp of paxton media, and the ceo of mayfield publishing which owns the enterprise and four other papers in tennessee. thank you for coming on, despite the awful circumstances. i want to make sure, fist, bill, did all of your staffers make it out okay? >> yes, everyone is safe, just building and other property damage. >> what do you do now? how are you all able to report without your office? >> well, the great thing about paxton media group in this region of kentucky, i oversee six total newspapers and a television station so for years we've been pooling our resource cover news. so we have benton 20 miles east, paducah 25 miles north and, of course, the television station covers the region as well. all of those journalists are covering the events and producing f producing for all platforms. >> and living the events at the same time. you mentioned the tv stations. i was struck some of the towns had 20 minutes warni

so there were raids in several locations around dresden and police found several crossbows and other whether or not those were firearms but the police are saying this potentially was an extremely dangerous situation within a situation here in germany where more and more of these groups apparently are becoming more violent. >> fred, the german chancellor, the new german chancellor, olaf schwarz is only a week into his new job. how is he handling this? >> he says he's going to crack down on people like that. he says there's certainly going to be a lot less tolerance of people who first of all don't want to take vaccine and then also these conspiracy groups and anti-vax groups as well. he called it an unhinged tiny group of extremists. i want you to listen to what he said in german parliament today. >> translator: what exists today in germany is denial. absurd conspiracy theories deliberate misinformation and violent extremism. let's be clear. a small extremist minority in our country has turned away from our society. our democracy, our community and our state and not only from science,

he was speaking in parliament after police conducted a series of raids in the city of dresden in saxony for backing coronavirus restrictions. let's hear from mr scholz. germany will use all the means of this democratic will of the to defend itself against this tiny minority of the hateful attacking the rest of us. our democracy is a democracy that defends itself. jenny hill has more from berlin. people who oppose the idea of vaccines are amongst a minority and extremely vocal minority but they are in the minority and when you look at public surveys actually an increasing number of people and the majority is actually in favour of mandatory vaccination. this is something six months ago was unthinkable in germany. angela merkel government said they did not want to impose that and they thought it was the job of government to persuade citizens to take up the vaccine. i think people have been surprised that so many people have rejected the idea of vaccination and it looks as though the beginning of next year they'll be a vote in the german parliament over whether to impose a mandatory vaccina

in our dresden facility in germany we're filling out the floor space we already have.g as much product as our facility can allow us to put out. >> one of the things i think is great about your release and your talk is you distinguish between these high-performance chips and what we call the full-feature chips and they're used in the auto business that's where the real shortage is you announced an incredible deal, a long-term deal with ford recently without these long-term deals i think it's just a bad business but, with them, how well is that going to work? >> look, i think the whole concept with ford is the meta point here is is the weirdness of society of how important semiconductors are, how pervasive they are in our lives. we educate our children, we run our businesses, our very lives are touched every day by these semiconductors and what happens it's not what we do every day, it's when we don't make enough of these chips and how important silicon is to the world. probably more so to the auto industry so, with that as a backdrop, the real thing about the ford/gf pa