the fights of biotech growing 1st fact you know after it's given the green light by reconnect france germany and italy say they will begin mass vaccinations and soon this sunday. the politicians in the united states are rushing to finalize a $900000000000.19 package to help businesses and families they have until the end of the day on monday to vote on the deal and prevent a government shutdown but the cave in $1000.00 relief package is said to be the 2nd such one reach this year the 1st was the sweeping cares act which was signed into law at the end of march it was the largest emitters package in american history a $2.00 trillion dollars or 10 percent of the country's total g.d.p. . it was unprecedented in size and scope it included direct stimulus payments expanded unemployment coverage as well as changes to student loans and retirement accounts and said it's great now to eric hamm about the latest incarnation of the stimulus and he's a political analyst and author of the cups of war g.o.p. civil war and joins us live via skype from washington d.c. mr howe welcome to the program so this ti

is growing they include 6 european nations that's france germany italy and others and so these are the biggest european countries that do a lot of trade and there's a lot of travel between germany and the other countries and the u.k. so a lot of stress there in germany for planes and flights from the u.k. were suspended on midnight and this rule will probably also apply to south africa and so there is a situation where people who want to spend christmas with their loved ones simply don't know whether it's because some countries have been imposed that travel ban for 48 hours some say. the end of the year very unclear situation this all of this is being caused of course by a new strain of the corona virus is spreading in england has that strain of the virus also been reported yet in germany. not in germany it has been reported in italy but here in germany germany's leading viral it just comes down to austin said on sunday morning that the this variant had not been registered in german labs yet he's one of the leading experts worldwide when it comes to science cove 2 and the health minist

a pfizer buy and take coronavirus vaccine after it was given the green light by regulators in france germany italy say they will begin mass vaccinations as soon as sunday. the president of the central african republic has criticized groups behind an escalation in violence ahead of this week's election has been growing tensions in the lead up to the december 27th hole the one that has sent troops to the country to help deal with the violent governance accuse rebels backed by the former president francois producer of attempting to stage a coup. what we deplore what we condemn is that the people instead of entering the process so that we can have peace a democratic framework now that we've regained constitutional order we must maintain that order for democracy in the country but i'm 40 there are some who are engaged in piles of violence that the people condemn and that we condemn or russia has also voiced concerns about the unfolding political unrest catherine soyuz in the capital bangui with more on the security situation. if this stays to the general election here in the central african repub

mrjohnson‘s attempts to hold direct talks with the leaders of germany and france have reportedly beend — ahead of the deadline this sunday for a significant development in trade negotiations. now in a few minutes it'll be time for newswatch. but first, here's click. hey, welcome to click! hope you're doing 0k. it may be getting cold up here in the northern hemisphere but this is the year when we're all being encouraged to spend as much time as possible outside — ventilation and all — and one person who spends a lot of time outside is lara lewington. yes, i've been running outside more than ever. i think itjust gives you a sense of freedom and at the moment, some sort of sense of normality — although i have been getting very annoyed. this week, people have not been indicating properly! the cars are just turning around the corner! but i do understand that runners aren't actually that popular at the moment. don't run on the road! now, listen, talking of which, a lot more people have been doing this as well lately. in the last year or so, i've e—scootered around bits of london, copenhagen

the united states that have been well us cause the turn and everybody follows and i've got the france germany back to britain why is that don't they have any compassion for sick people no more want to know anybody. iran has its own pharmaceutical industry but complex drug city used to treat cancer or rare diseases are only produced abroad. this is my heart hospital in tehran the facility specializes in treating children who suffer from cancer it's an ongoing struggle for the staff to find the medicine that their patients need. the hospital is affiliated with a charitable organization and is funded exclusively by donations. children from low income families are treated free of charge to my heart facility opened in 2003 right now the hospital is desperately short of foreign medicine. and we regularly ask people who travel overseas to buy medicine for us. as a. return of thanks to that kind of support none of our patients has died because we didn't have enough medicine. isn't it we've managed to keep the hospital running through this crisis protocols over the we're not sure what will happen tomo

france, germany, and italy suspending travel from the u.k.traffic of the continent. in the u.s., congress has reached a 900 alien dollars spending package to take place later today. -- nine hundred billion dollars spending package to take place

approved by the book's regulators a final sign off is still needed from the european commission france germany and italy say they will begin mass vaccinations as soon as sunday it's. politicians in the united states are rushing to finalize a $900000000000.00 package to help businesses and families have until the end of the day to vote on the day don't prevent the government shut. how did your castro has more from washington now that what this bill contains it's massive really i know we're focusing on the cove it elements but this of course keep the government running for the next fiscal year there's also many measures unrelated to cohabit unrelated to federal funding that have all been thrown in there in this lame duck session but on this covert piece we're looking at $900000000000.00 worth of economic stimulus that's going to be in the form of direct payments to americans extending unemployment benefits helping with rental assistance food assistance things that american families are desperately needing right now u.s. president elect joe biden has received his 1st dose of the face of biotech c

we were 12, including britain, germany, france. britain, germany, france, italy.r less identical. and then we had a wave of new mps who pushed us from 12 to 28. and we didn't change anything. the position, the way of taking decisons. .. so it's adapted to the present dimension. "0ur planet is broken — humanity is waging war on nature and nature is striking back with growing force and fury." that's the warning from the un secretary general antonio guterras in a special bbc broadcast. his words come as we learn that this year is one of the warmest on record, despite pandemic lockdowns. as part of his landmark address on the state of the planet the un secretary general said now is the time for urgent action if we are to bring the planet back from the point of no return. our environment correspondent justin rowlatt reports. as if suffering a pandemic wasn't enough, now we learn that 2020 is on track to be one of the three hottest years ever recorded, and that is not all. the past decade, obviously, is the warmest on record, and the last six years are the warmest years

mrjohnson‘s attempts to hold direct talks with the leaders of germany and france have reportedly beenuffed ahead of the deadline this sunday for a significant development in trade negotiations. the trump administration has increased pressure on the us food and drug administration regulators to approve the pfizer—biontech vaccine. final clearance is expected this weekend, which means the first americans could get their inoculations early next week. there have been nearly 2,000 deaths counted on friday already. british scientists say they've identified why some patients maybe more likely to develop severe covid—19 symptoms. in one of the biggest studies of its kind, researchers analysed mutations in the dna of more than 2000 critically ill patients. they found several variants more common than in the control group. now on bbc news, click. this week: spluttering safely toa this week: spluttering safely to a stop. 0ut this week: spluttering safely to a stop. out of the house and into the game box. and what did gaming and protests have in common? hey, welcome to click! hope you're doing 0k

given the green light by regulators a final sign off is still needed from the european commission france germany and italy say they will begin mass vaccinations as soon as sunday politicians in the us are rushing to finalize the $900000000000.10 package to help businesses and families they have until the end of the day on monday to vote on the deal and prevent a government shutdown how to cheer castro has more now from washington now that what this bill contains it's massive really i know we're focusing on the coded elements but this of course keep the government running for the next fiscal year there's also many measures unrelated to coal that are related to federal funding that have all been thrown in there in this lame duck session but on this covert piece we're looking at $900000000000.00 worth of economic stimulus that's going to be in the form of direct payments to americans extending unemployment benefits helping with rental assistance food assistance things that american families are desperately needing right now. cutter's 1st shipment of the pfizer biotech coronavirus vaccine has arrive

. >> france, germany, italy, the netherlands announced restrictions on uk travel. >>> a california healthare worker showing symptoms after dramatically trying to save the life of someone on the plane from orlando to l.a.x. the united plane ended up being diverted to new orleans. this is where the passenger later died. an e.r. worker says on the "today" show he knew the risk and knew the man could be infected when he started providing cpr. >> that was my mind-set. there's the possibility but this person might pass away if we don't help. >> his wife informed him about possible symptoms and other passengers notified. you can hear more during the full report on the "today" show that airs right after "today in the bay" at 7:00. >>> many southern california churches are scaling back preparations to provide christmas mass. churches across the state are saying to keep the spirit alive mass will be held outside. parishioners must keep their social distance, also must wear a mask. some churches have limited capacity for christmas masks as well. many say they will remain open for those who want to c

france, germany, and italy suspending travel from the u.k. bertens biggest port stops traffic of the continent. in the u.s., congress has reached a 900 alien dollars spending package to take place later today. -- nine hundred billion dollars spending package to take place later today. welcome to "bloomberg: surveillance ." the selloff has been the lockdown in london and the ripple through the tourism industries around the growth -- growth. on the stoxx europe 600, treasuries grinding higher. personal income spending data on wednesday. the big moves are in the fx space, the biggest move since june 2020 for the bloomberg dollar index, up .6%. under pressure, down 3.5%. it is shaping up to be the monday pain trade. important movers to look forward to, gold up 24% this year. we are building that on the back of haven flows. table 1.3264. cable, 1.3264. needs little explanation. thedislocations around broader emerging markets fx space so let's break this down in more detail because the emergency lockdown in london and south east england -- england

. >> it gives the united states and the europeans, france, germany and the united kingdom, two monthsts enriching rhenium to 20%. this was passed despite opposition from president romney and his reformist government. the speaker of parliament has published the law. the president has said it was harmful for diplomacy and that parliamentarians should let diplomats do their job. but it does show is a split in the country be between -- the country between reform in power and conservatives who have the majority. reformists have been for the 2015 nuclear deal and waiting until president-elect joe biden comes into office and hopefully lifts the sanctions and has the united states rejoined the 2015 nuclear deal in a tactic called strategic patients. the conservatives if you speak to them, their perspective is iran entered the nuclear deal in good faith and they entered negotiations, they made compromises. they say, do we get in return? the united states pulled out of the deal. president trump imposed sanctions on the oil sector and individuals and institutions. the europeans were not able to

out the phase of buying tech rotavirus vaccine after it was given the green light by regulators france germany and italy say they will begin mass vaccinations as soon as sunday cutter's 1st shipments of defiance of fun tech crises has arrived in the capital doha ready for distribution the elderly those with chronic illnesses and front line workers will be the 1st in line once rolled up begins it's being described as a largest vaccination program ever delivered in the country. the president of central african republic has criticized groups behind an escalation in violence ahead of this week's election tensions have been rising in the run up to the december 27th rwanda sent troops to the country to help deal with the fighting that the government accuse rebels backed by the former president francois boozy sday of attempting to stage a coup. all right you're up to date with headlines here not 0 we got more news coming up right after one of one east africa. what does and they've been doing with the money that it's boring we bring in the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world w

on travel from the uk into several countries — including france which is barring arrivals by air, sea, rail or road — including freight. germanyerlands and ireland are also restricting travel. here's our transport correspondent caroline davies. this weekend has already seen queues of lorries waiting at dover. today's news that france has banned all forms of transport from the uk for 48 hours from midnight, including goods being transported as freight, has many worried this this is an absolute hammer blow after all the queues we've had at ports in the last week caused by brexit stockpiling and, of course, the christmas rush. so, there's real confusion, real uncertainty in the industry tonight. obviously, the ban is into france, are there other routes that these goods could be taken into in a different part of europe instead? there are other routes, other sea routes, other ports to other parts of europe that can be used. but they are a very long way round compared to the short straits of dover — calais. and really, it's not a great alternative from where we are now, withjust a few days to christmas. the prime minister will chair

that country has made tremendous strides and is recognized by the united states, the u.k., france, germanyjapan, and so many other important nations. some people call it kosovo. others pronounce it differently. the people there are very, very pro-american. when you go there as an american you can't help but feel how much they love this country and how much -- how grateful they are that we help them. we help them with their independence. i've been honored by that country. i've had a highway named after me and a road named after me and they put me on a stamp, a postage stamp. i was joking with my wife. i said you know, not a cheap postage stamp they put me on, it's a two-pound postage stamp. two euro, i should say, two euro postage stamp. what an honor for me. i served for a time as chairman and ranking member of the western hemisphere subcommittee. i've always pushed for a foreign policy that focuses on and prioritizes what's going on in our own neighborhood. one of the last bills president obama signed into law was my bill, the western hemisphere drug policy commission act. which required

france, journaling -- france, germany, and italy among the countries suspend travel from the u.k..ss reaches a $900 billion stimulus deal. a vote is expected later today. good morning to you. 6:30 a.m. in london, which has overentered a new tier 4 the weekend. , curbing travel from the united kingdom. we do have most of the indices and asia in the red. asia-pacific benchmark down more than 1/10 of 1%. you see the weakness in the european equity futures. dax futures more than 0.9%. crawling back a little bit -- klein back a little bit these gains. setting up the week of christmas to be risk off. they have been fluctuating. the bad news coming from europe. still some good news coming out of d.c. pound trading this morning lower. 1%, freshthan lockdown in london company financial capital of the united kingdom. also, the fact that there is impact when it comes to brexit. risk off definitely happening in the -- definitely happening in the commodity market and it comes to metals and oil. this all has to do with demand. to be a bit more precarious. money moving into the treasury market. s

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into the united states that it will buy us cause the tune and everybody follows and i've got the france germany back to britain why is that don't they have any compassion for sick people no more want to mimic in body. iran has its own pharmaceutical industry but complex drug city used to treat cancer or rare diseases are only produced abroad. this is my heart hospital in tehran the facility specializes in treating children who suffer from cancer it's an ongoing struggle for the staff to find the medicine that their patients need. the hospital is affiliated with a charitable organization and is funded exclusively by donations. children from low income families are treated free of charge to my heart facility opened in 2003 right now the hospital is desperately short of foreign medicine. what are we regularly asked people who travel overseas to buy medicine for us. as a. return of thanks to that kind of support none of our patients has died because we didn't have enough medicine. isn't it we've managed to keep the hospital running through this crisis protocol over the we're not sure what will happ

to the united states that it will buy us cause the turn and everybody follows and i've got the france germany britain why is that don't they have any compassion for sick people no more want to know anybody. iran has its own pharmaceutical industry but complex drug city used to treat cancer all rare diseases are only produced abroad. this is my heart hospital in tehran the facility specializes in treating children who suffer from cancer it's an ongoing struggle for the staff to find the medicine that their patients need. the hospital is affiliated with a charitable organization and is funded exclusively by donations. children from low income families are treated free of charge to my heart facility opened in 2003 right now the hospital is desperately short of foreign medicine. and what. we regularly ask people who travel overseas to buy medicine for us. thanks to that kind of support none of our patients has died because we didn't have enough medicine. we've managed to keep the hospital running through this crisis protocol over the we're not sure what will happen tomorrow or in 2 weeks. he hasn

france, germany and england will fancy their chances of progressing from their groups, to make it to ne, finland, bosnia & herzogovina and kazakhstan. the top team from each group will progress, with each runner up going into a set of play offs. translation: the risk is i was to consider ourselves better than the others. france is the favourite. that is the level we will have and we will have to avoid underestimating our opponents and doing it less because since we are better on paper the picture say the same. we must respect our opponents and it is not about doing less here and that we will get the results we want. andres iniesta‘s vissel kobe are just two wins away from reaching the asian champions league final. it‘s the japanese side‘s first season in the tournament but iniesta, who won the european version four times with barcelona, scored as they beat shanghai sipg of the chinese super league 2—0 to reach the last eight. and england‘s one—day series in south africa has been abandoned, after a number of positive coronavirus tests. the first of three 0di‘s was called off, while the

european medicines agency follows similar moves by both britain and the us countries including france germany and italy say they'll begin mass vaccinations a serious sunday. one of the most visible faces of the white house coronavirus response has been criticized for breaking her own guidance to deborah burke's travel to have occasion property with members of her family from 2 other households on the day after thanksgiving she advised americans to remain vigilant and celebrate within their immediate households she insists the visit to her property was to prepare it for sale not to celebrate thanksgiving. and the remaining parties to the iranian nuclear deal say they're preparing for the u.s. to rejoin them under president elect joe biden deal to lift sanctions in exchange for limits to iran's nuclear program on ravelled in 2018 after donald trump withdrew during a virtual meeting that remaining world powers committed to work towards full implementation of the agreement incoming president joe biden says he will rejoin if iran resumes strict compliance as a top stories tuesday will stream is up

this is a big deal, because the uk is finally joining the likes of france, germany, most states in the e—scooters on public roads. we went to milton keynes to visit e—scooter rental company lime and their warehouse, and ride one of their vehicles. they're the first operator allowed to rent them in a town in the uk. now, this was filmed a couple of months ago and since then, places in the uk such as nottingham, birmingham, manchester have started running these trials, and london as well is close to having most boroughs running these services in the near future. but there are some caveats. you must ride your rental e—scooter on the road — not on pavements, just roads. and other light e—vehicles such as hover boards or e—skateboards, they're still illegal — you cannot ride them out in public. and when it comes to your e—scooter, it must be a rental, it cannot be privately owned. if it is, because it is classed as a motor vehicle, you need things like tax and mot insurance — things you cannot readily get for e—scooters at the moment. but not everyone is getting that message. like other are

and these different countries like france and germany continually say hey facebook is violating the law google is violating the law so they assigned them record size fines and by the way every time there's a new fine it's a new record in terms of the amount these companies have to pay but as we've talked about these.

they have made tremendous strides and is recognized by the united states, u.k., france, germany, japan and so many other important nations. kosovo,ple call it others call it kosovo. the people there are very pro-american. when you go there as an american, you cannot help but feel how much they love this country, and how grateful they are that we helped them. we helped them with independence. i'm honored by that country to have had a highway named after me, a roadway named after me, they even put me on a postage stamp. i was joking with my wife, not a euro postage stamp, a two postage stamp. what an honor for me. i served for a time as chairman and ranking member of the western hemisphere subcommittee, and i have pushed for a foreign policy that focuses on prioritizing what is going on in her own neighborhood. -- in our own neighborhood. one of the last bills president obama signed into law was my bill, the western hemisphere drug policy commission act, which required our government to take stock of what has worked and what has failed in our drug policy over the last few decades. the co

france germany here in europe are among those being implementing various lock downs and restrictions to fly the 2nd wave or chancellor merkel warns that current measures may not be enough. relying on hope one help us the situation is getting very serious these measures will not be enough to get us through the winter. so should we be curing up for a tough beginning to 2021 and i discussed this with a panel of experts. 19 actually as far as to why this would not be clear that it is of course most why me or the know anything anytime that others will get the chance to come across my susceptible population it's when in fact that is me likely happen because of the mixing we will be seen during the christmas time this september january time was when we 1st started really to discover what the virus was all of the pandemic intensified into the summer a knob again are we facing the same scenario in 2021 do you think this is going to be a pattern i think 2020 want to be different than what we have somebody anybody in 2025 medically because we are seeing a vaccine coming into the into the human

caved in to the united states when my us caused the turn and everybody follows and i've got the france germany back to britain bathroom why is that don't they have any compassion for sick people no matter what american body. iran has its own pharmaceutical industry but complex drug city used to treat cancer all rare diseases are only produced abroad. this is my heart hospital in tehran the facility specializes in treating children who suffer from cancer it's an ongoing struggle for the staff to find the medicine that their patients need. the hospital is affiliated with a charitable organization and is funded exclusively by donations. children from low income families are treated free of charge to my heart facility opened in 2003 right now the hospital is desperately short of foreign medicine. and what. we regularly ask people who travel overseas to buy medicine for us. thanks to that kind of support none of our patients has died because we didn't have enough medicine. didn't it we've managed to keep the hospital running through this crisis protocol over the we're not sure what will happen tomo

france and germany become the latest countries to ban travel between the uk — as european officials prepareuss a coordinated travel response tomorrow morning. long waits for some shoppers — as only essential retail can be open in england's tier 4 and in wales. it's my son's first christmas and he won't be able to see his grandparents. it's just ruined, really. we're going to try and make the best out of it. as much as possible, eat, celebrate > and who will take this trophy and become the 2020 bbc‘s sports personality of the year? good evening. the health secretary, matt hancock, says the new mutant variant of coronavirus is out of control, as new restrictions enter into force for millions of people in parts of england and in wales. all previous tier 3 areas in the south east and east of england — including london, kent and most of essex — have moved into a new tier 4. the public is being asked to stay at home, and non—essential shops have closed, along with gyms, beauty salons and hairdressers. there will be no ‘christmas bubbles' and household mixing is restricted to meeting one person in

india, canada and germany are the latest countries to stop flights from britain. francelosed its border with the uk for 48 hours with no lorries or ferry passengers allowed in from dover. it's causing huge disruption to cross channel trade, though there are hopes this lunchtime that the french government may soon allow movement to resume. supermarkets say their current stocks are high — but there are concerns about the longer term effect on some supplies. simonjones reports from dover. an unprecedented closure of the french border felt in an unprecedented closure of the french borderfelt in dover, banning lorry drivers and passengers from crossing to france from anywhere in the uk for 48 hours with fears about the uk for 48 hours with fears about the new strain of coronavirus. some british hauliers abandoned their crossings. i'm lucky enough, i've made it back to the yard and i only live 20 minutes away so i will be able to get home for christmas but a lot of these people sitting on the m20 will not get home for christmas. this is a hugely busy time for the port of dover

france will use 3.6 billion euros of year, wine exports being hardly hit. germanyn goods and services. they've got problems in the belgian... ithink services. they've got problems in the belgian... i think it was earlier this morning about how the government there is dusting off this really old treaty from charles ii, where they actually gave fishing rights in perpetuity to 50 fishing boats. 50, it's notjust that this is bad news for us. we really ought to get a deal. i think there will be so to get a deal. i think there will be so many people who say for goodness' sake, how can we go down to the wire like this? if we look at the observer, tory grandees, according to the headline, i agree with what penny is saying. fury over the pm's nationalist no—deal brexit. there is a little taste over a comment article. all that's missing is a spread of evidence —— a shred of evidence. the ideal element is not sitting well with a lot of people within the tory grandees element, but some say within the candidate as well —— the cabinet. i have to be honest, he was a great figure

european medicines agency follows similar moves by both britain and the us countries including france germany and italy so they'll begin mass faction vaccinations as soon as sunday we know a lot more about this disease now than we knew 10 months ago even more than we knew 3 months ago but we're still there is still new information coming in and this needs to be fully assess back seems alone will not be the silver bullet that will allow us to return to normal life but the authorize ation of this 1st vaccine is definitely a major step in the right direction and an indication that 2021 can be brighter than 2020 step bason has more from amsterdam on how the vaccination program will work. there was a lot of pressure for 450000000 people here in the european union to get this vaccine as soon as possible but despite the pressure on this by the fact that they actually moved this meeting 8 days forward on the pressure from germany they sat the whole the station was based on science there was no political considerations that's why all the 27 member states have waited for this approval what happens next

we can't forget, well jeffrey, you, you just heard ben, france and germany. they are, their numbers are skyrocketing even here in the united states. they're not suggesting a complete lockdown anymore. we know that that probably doesn't work, but the u.k. says that it works for them. well, i mean, there's plenty of u.k. serious, who said that that's simply not true. and there's no study that said to demonstrate it, you know, right here it's american, it's for economic research. we had a hunch the other day about the relationship between d'esprit 1000000 and the presence of nursing homes, long term care facilities. and we ran a study and showed that there is a, an actual correlation there really strong correlation between the rate of death for millions in each state, relative to how many, what percent of the residents are actually in long term care facilities. many of them with the orders don't revive orders going into these nursing homes. is the study that came out a couple days ago from new jersey suggests. and so which is to say that the severe outcomes of c

well it means that the united states and the european 3 france germany and the united kingdom have 2 months before iran stops i.a.e.a. inspectors from inspecting its nuclear sites and starts enriching to 20 percent enrichment the nuclear enrichment now this law was passed despite opposition by president hassan rouhani and he's reformists he failed to meet a deadline to write it into law so the speaker of parliament has published this law and it has become or now president hassan rouhani has said that it was harmful to diplomacy and said that parliamentarians should let diplomats do their job know what it shows is the split within iran between the reformists who are in power and the conservatives who have a majority in parliament and other reformists have always been for the 2015 nuclear deal they've always been for negotiations of all it's been for waiting until president elect joe biden comes into office and hopefully makes the united states rejoin that nuclear deal and if still sanctions a tactic that's been called strategic patience but in this particular instance the government h

france, germany, japan, u.k. and u.s., everyone else is above us. who is the violent one here? we can say that russia is ertainly very good manners and polite and we want to work diplomatic resolution of conflict. osing one of the famous he russian therapists, let's be friendly here. indiscernible] 22 nd this year, we spent rubles, ore additional baseline of 60 billion and the justification of the ustification efforts for agricultural regions is much higher, much faster than in cities and smaller towns. so by the end of 2021, we would gentry fix of 0% the country because we -- we understand there are certain regions where justification is very difficult or outright impossible. but overall, in russia, by 2025, it should be 90%. speaking about your specific village, i assure you we are going to solve that very quickly. i want you to look at the signs made by alcohol etion here. a i was surprised to see photo, famous photo, the russian soviet banner over berlin. good afternoon and an important grand photo and pivotal moment in the history of russia and the world. this is the 75th

bit messy whilst it happens at the moment or it says they cannot the rain is running through france germany in part turning to snow readily on the alps and it's snow at the forward end so is the baltic states of following all that normally drops temps by the 10 degrees if you like which is what you end up with vienna once again seeing the sea 11 data for subzero overnight rain 1st on that frontal system then a baby little snow in the cloud that follows and this is how it develops during 5 year christmas day if you like a very white scene for the mountains not necessarily for anywhere else but it will certainly feel cold that cold eventually getting to italy in the balkans but not quite making it during friday itself sarajevo represents that change during saturday or lightly snow all day and then the summer come back on sunday afternoon whilst you remain effectively subzero not much of that will affect north africa looks quite quiet along the northern shores and even the gulf of guinea there are any fairly few showers left. from. the silence has been this. belief this. is one of scandinavia

massive cloud that it will bring a lot of platter of rain with it will affect the british isles france germany the warm push to go a long way east on its eastern flank where it comes of against this drive and cold and cold i would see some snow reaching into ukraine as for the baltic states and into western russia there's obviously a change in wind direction afterwards and that'll be noticed in vienna it gets time by friday but you go to warm pretty warm couple days certainly wednesday looks pretty high but as attention changes so the weather type changes the clouds sought to clear the sun comes out of course a long night snack even though just compasses salsas so you're going to get out to frost levels that happens in london by the end of thursday cold north wind by day frosty overnight front of christmas day washing the ground sun in the sky signs of all this puff in a few showers in libya and they are just a few showers it's a fairly quiet picture that onshore breeze will make norton egypt quite cloudy possibly but still quite warm in the sahara all $36.00 about 3 above normal and there's s

out the pfizer buying tech coronavirus vaccine after it was given the green light by regulators france germany and italy say they will begin mass vaccinations as soon as sunday the number of corona virus cases in the united states has now gone past the 18000000 mark this comes as politicians in the u.s. are rushing to finalize a $900000000000.00 covert 19 package to help businesses and families have until the end of the day on monday to vote on the deal and prevent a government shutdown but if you're castro has more from washington d.c. . now that what this bill contains it's massive really i know we're focusing on the coded elements but this of course keep the government running for the next fiscal year there's also many measures unrelated to cohabit unrelated to federal funding that have all been thrown in there in this lame duck session but on this covert piece we're looking at $900000000000.00 worth of economic stimulus that's going to be in the form of direct payments to americans extending unemployment benefits helping with rental assistance food assistance things that american families

france germany as well. is beginning to plot after various lock downs and restrictions were applied to the public and were very german chancellor angela merkel feels they may be insufficient when we look back on them relying on who point to help us this is usually is getting very serious these measures will not be enough to get us through the winter. just a sense of the picture away from europe israel for instance may be facing a 3rd locked on with infection numbers still on the rise there the prime minister has promised that the country won't hesitate to return to full restrictions well to discuss a so named 3rd. i'm joined by a number of guests on the program and that is a veritable who's who it's great to have you all peter all from the american institute for economic research also biomedicine lecturer dr mohammad near her psychology professor and founding director of evolutionary studies at new york state university we kick off with you i think when i was going through the talk of a 3rd wave i heard a co

well it gives the united states and the europeans france germany and the united kingdom 2 months before iran blocks i.a.e.a. inspectors from inspecting its nuclear sites and starts enriching uranium to 20 percent now this law was passed despite opposition from president hassan rouhani and his reformist government he failed to meet a deadline to write it into law so the speaker of parliament has published this law so it is law now president hassan rouhani has said that it was harmful for diplomacy and that parliamentarians should that diplomats do their job but what it does show is it's left in the country between the reformists who are in power and the conservatives who have the majority in parliament and other reformists have always been for the 2015 nuclear deal for negotiations and waiting until president elect joe biden comes into office and hopefully lift those sanctions and has the united states rejoin that 2015 nuclear deal in a tactic called strategic patience well the conservatives really if you speak to them their perspective is that iran entered the 2015 nuclear deal in good

manufacturers in countries that are linked with business links to the uk, exporters in belgium, france, germanyries close by, spanish exporting fruit and vegetables here. those people, yes, pay an interest, broadly, not nearly so much as of course, it is a much bigger issue here. really, one thing we should not forget in all of this, broad discussion, the people who were also paying a huge interest and will pay a huge interest to this our businesses come on that side and here in the uk who now have very few days to get to grips with what potentially is going to be an enormous change in our relationship from the ist of january, coming enormous change in our relationship from the ist ofjanuary, coming up very, very soon stop a huge shift in the way the two sides relate and there will be barriers to business and exchanges that will change, it's going to get more comic it, certainly. the other thing to remember, northern ireland, this has a big implication for people in northern ireland, businesses, transacting between northern ireland and the rest of great britain and how they will transact across