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admirers and critics alike how is the world's most powerful woman shaping her legacy joining us from eccles law stops. violent protest in the netherlands at the start of the year people venting their anger against kimono virus restrictions demanding politicians to come up with a long term strategy to deal with the pandemic. easier said than done. in the chinese city of $100.00 total lockdown broke the chain of infection today things are almost back to normal in the city where the pandemic began. while most countries in europe opted for temporary lockdown measures with mixed results some countries like sweden decided to go easy on the economy with many elderly bearing the brunt. and populist governments around the globe basically ignore the virus altogether again pushing up their country's mortality rate. and the economies and people are suffering all the same it's time for a silver bullet that ends the pandemic. hello and welcome to our covert 900 special on d.w.i. monica jones in berlin which is still in lockdown case numbers are going down slowly but the virus is still very much active so

critics alike now as the world's most powerful woman shaping her there if you're joining us from eccles law stops. an economy firing on all cylinders that's how analysts are describing the faster than expected economic growth in the u.s. last quarter but wall street is less than happy our correspondent tells us why. brussels takes in about the gave the economy the european commission launches a public consultation into the rights of casual workers. and when the chips are down to realize how important they are we take a look at how savvy conductors became the oil of the digital age. this is devalued business i'm to nelda milan in berlin so happy you can join us. the u.s. economy grew slightly faster than expected in the 4th quarter with official numbers pegging g.d.p. at 4 point one percent government stimulus help bolster consumer spending and a housing boom also lifted growth in the final quarter of last year but overall amid the pandemic the u.s. economy contracted 3 and a half percent for the full year the biggest drop since world war 2 analysts expect a quick rebound as the vaccine

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admirers and critics alike how is the world's most powerful woman shaping her legacy joining us from eccles last stop. accused of being super spread has denied play dates and love topping the most important developmental stage of their lives. the pandemics hit kids hard. but the new german study shows they are not the main culprits in passing on the coronavirus. pediatricians are rushing schools and kindergartens to reopen warning of a lost generation added norma psychological costs whole society. we'll get to the findings of that study i mentioned in a moment when we talk to the specialist behind it 1st calls from children's organizations here in germany they want the government to do more to support kids through this crisis. a real kick about with friends now feels like a fantasy for children like 9 year old luna growing up during the pandemic has often meant missing out. on. the hardest thing i spending days. without having much contacts are the people who contact for the. missing them. change my character a bit. i've been lonely without anyone to do things with. and i've really missed.

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