the history books with this immortal demand that we should all care down this wall 3 years later gemini was one that heralded a new era in us german relations barack obama enjoyed a rock star reception when he visited on route to the white house and more informal among friends. but the alliance took a turn for the worse when obama successor donald trump was voted in more than once he appeared to disrespect german chancellor angela merkel for instance when he ignored calls to shake her hand at a press conference relations between the 2 countries cooled down dramatically for the german foreign minister sigma gabriele blames a failure of diplomacy. relations between germany and america have always been difficult but i think the problems have never been so deep and this has to do with the fact that the current president is treating us more like enemies than allies or partners. right now there are unresolved tensions between the u.s. and germany the americans want germany to meet its need to defend spending commitments because the us says it's tired of footing the bill for the security of ot

one half of gemini little changed. to the other half the world's turned upside down on november the 9th 1989 when the whole family. was in the in to november that's now in the us the 9th of november 989 was my son's 18th birthday. he came of age in communist east germany so we had thrown him his 1st big party of fiat then come out on wolf then we got a call from a friend. telling us how the border was open so i was like what do you want about it sure right it's open now it'll be open tomorrow and i didn't take it seriously but again it got wind of it there and then of course the party was over. and mine 58 of us piled into my little 5 seater our car and drove to bono much to us are there born on the bridge or on a fork of the crossing we heard was open to his eye. i. hid them and i can still remember the particular quality of the light in the stony expressions of the border police who had no idea what was going on either and we crossed over and there we were in west berlin it's the spring. and sake of the thing was dee

was in pretty rough shape for decades after the division of gemini, this once flourishing city of literaturewas in steep decline. as was the entire communist state, the regime was crumbling. he went there to visit the so-called memory of the nation, the german library and like this was founded in 1912 to collect all german language publications under one roof in 1949, it became the central library of the work state. meanwhile, a western counterpart was set up in frankfurt with the same goals. then in the autumn of 1909, everything changed 1st in light. then in berlin and across the whole of east germany, hundreds of thousands took to the streets in a peaceful revolution flanked by writers like stephan haim. what a transformation. it's as if someone has opened the windows after all these years of stagnation. was the people liberated themselves from communist rule and east germany fell apart. lehmann's informal talks with librarians in light say, suddenly became a political mission to really, you know, fi the institution. what would become of the german library in life has been a library in th

one half of gemini little changed. to the other half the world's turned upside down on november the 9th 1909 when the wall found. was then known to november 9th and now in the us the 9th of november 989 was my son's 18th birthday. he came of age in communist east germany so we had thrown him his 1st big party balls of fire and then comment on wolf then we got a call from a friend. telling us how the border was open so i was like what do you want about it sure right it's open now it'll be open tomorrow and i didn't take it seriously but again it got wind of it there and then of course the party was over and in mine 58 of us piled into my little 5 seater our car and drove to borrow much tighter there born on the bridge on the 4th of the crossing we heard was open his eyes. i. hid them and i can still remember the particular quality of the light in the stony expressions of the border police who had no idea what was going on either and we crossed over and there we were in west berlin it's the spring. and sake of the thing

latest business news after a short break, and then i'll be back with more news at the top of the gemini, which any time, any place names, video never have i got the benefit of songs to sing along to download it is to come from super to do a very good causes. cliff into active exercise is the kind of thing about that d, w don't come slash donation and on facebook in the uk still in german for free. but the devil, you know, from the famous notices are out and have been received. friends pushes ahead with a digital tax on the lives of apple albums on facebook. google, the move is likely to anger the united states would says american companies are being unfairly targeted. also on the show, as a booming on live competition weren't enough, now they've been damaged, as depriving bookstores of much of their walking traffic. we tell you the story of one shop in washington, d.c. and bitcoins, while dr. contin use the cryptocurrency is value tumbling. just after one day after failing to make record profits. i'm chris cuomo, welcome to the program. francis pushing ahead with a digital tax that will

geminis was always one of her key concerns. that's why i say we need to participate in whatever way we can get involved. you vote for, for i was aware from the outset that the moment she entered politics, greg, you know, would never let go. and politics would never let her go. she gave it her all and not just for self. for the people, she'd suddenly been granted responsibility for pretty, for unforeseen, the 2nd half of the book, i would have loved to have spent a few days with her as the person. i am now discussing ideas with my going 30 years after the fall of the bell in wall antonia in france. feel that differences between east and then western germany still linger there. not sure if germany has growing together or apart with sending them on a journey across eastern germany to find out visiting places where people are venting their dissatisfaction and disappointment. come on, let's have a song to sing fish there. so i haven't caught the 1st fish, but it will. all right, no network. there's not exactly reliable internet arou

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only this weekend versus by an tied on points and ok mind the top 2 spots headed into the weekend gemini's biggest teams 50 town to decide the one busy is best if you don't win make them work for it but it ended the same way the last full classic has still just because by an attack on top of the league doesn't mean there isn't a team to play a full. justice 1st and 2nd place met to determine the league's best we have a slightly less easy on the eyes encountered to determine believes it was some minds and shall stand 2nd to last headed into the weekend jewels in the ultimates basement battle. sanchez 8 because of excitement between the league's top stories like whelan but live to his beat down of proves that quietly one of the league's best loves the plucky little sign secrets to little. gather round and listen up we've got plenty to. this week on kickoff. with what we've been waiting for. the weekend obviously went to. it's very important because it's the 2 best teams in the bundesliga. playing against each other. in such imperious form this year will be stretched to their limits to match

since making his senior debbie for gemini back in november 25th, the royce in a has become a fixture,a head coach at him years planning now that he's that guy and his national team status might be even further cemented when you're playing together regularly. it's club level and you're going to be, well, a pony fields. i think those kind of things carry over to the benefits of the national team. you have a much bigger standing and it's easier for you offing to be an important player for the national team. if you come as part of the bottom group, long term thing than president rafael. when eckstein writes the british and german media outlets covering both the bundesliga and the premier league when they were used in a swap shelter for manchester city in the summer of 2016th. one big question was, how long would he need to absorb the philosophy of city coach pat? this is a tremendous technical demands, the tremendous physical demands on players having to win the ball back as quickly as possible. i think especially for young players becoming quite daunting by the seasons and then they was

washington can't go to the gemini more so you gotta figure your home work arounds told to stay at home to combat the spread of the virus. she even his fiance are just 2 of millions of americans. now looking to upgrade home offices, backyards, and outdoor space, all are high on the wish list for prospective home buyers. but competition is fierce and prices are soaring, especially in suburbs like this one which has been flooded with people fleeing crim city apartments. some homes that we have wanted to go and see. our real estate agent has told us that there's already 25 offers and the house has been on the market for one day. already concerns are growing about a looming affordability crisis. the u.s. housing authority has put in place a moratorium preventing for closures and evictions until the end of the year. once those expire, we need to be proactively asking the question before they expire on how do we support folks coming out of that place to be able to stay in their homes with more than 2000000 americans still out of work due to the virus? economists warn a tsunami of foreclosures

one half of gemini little changed. to the other half the world's turned upside down on november the 9th 1989 when the whole family. was in the into november 9th and now in the us the 9th of november 989 was my son's 18th birthday. he came of age in communist east germany so we had thrown him his 1st big party balls of fire and then come out on wolf then we got a call from a friend. telling us how the border was open so i was like what do you want about it sure right it's open now it'll be open tomorrow and i didn't take it seriously but again you got wind of it there and then of course the party was over . in 958 of us piled into my little 5 seater our car and drove to borrow much tighter the point on the bridge on the fork of the crossing we'd heard was open the hillside. shed them and i can still remember the particular quality of the light in the stony expressions of the border police who had no idea what was going on either and we crossed over and there we were in west berlin it's the spring. as it lands a cliff he

water to the bogs, the better it is for the climate drain to make up 7 percent of arab will land in gemini. is it even possible to turn back time? if we take climate protection seriously, we have no alternative to it. dusty when you understand that agriculture on the bogs in germany, causes annual climate damage of $7400000000.00 euros corresponds exactly to the total added value of the whole of agriculture. then you have to ask yourself, what are we doing here and why is it as an activity that causes $789000.00 euros damage per hectare is allowed and even subsidized? because of course, these greenhouse gases that are emitted must be compensated for somewhere else. somebody else has to pay for it. it won't be easy to restructure agriculture and convince farmers to turn huge areas of farm land into wet bugs again. if we follow the norwegians plan for dealing with c o 2, europe will soon have lots of facilities like the claymates rude waste to energy pound. he is c.e.o. to risk filtered from the flu gases. this could serve as a model for other industry sectors that have not yet been able to

will take his grandmother day out to you it's all about who you know i'm rachel join me to meet the gemini on the gulf coast. hello and welcome to this edition of the 77 percent i am my committee and it's great to have you with us. coming up on this week's show. we find out why so many young people picked a good drug trial model. to meet a nigerian musician who has become a local celebrity on the italian island of sicily. right 6 us around.

but exceptions on thing made for holiday celebrations need the infections have leveled off, the geminis caseload remain stubbornly high. the pressure is on for the german government to ease restrictions for the most important time of the year. for many christmas celebrations, right? no bellini's john dam and market square would usually be packed with people and show you the christmas market. it's been cancelled. people will be allowed to gather at home for christmas, but in smaller groups, many accept the reality. this year is different. there's going to be naturally some push and it's naturally to happen, but it is what it is. you know it's, there's no policy that's ever going to be 100 percent approved. i believe in god. i don't understand why restriction would be eased for christmas. perhaps one should stick to them. but i also see what happens with people when they are lonely and happy. so i can't say much about it, but i just talk about it because i also see how it is in hospitals. that's where i work. but yes, it's sad not to celebrate christmas as usual, but how else the measures

geminis was always one of her key concerns. this is actually, that's why i say we need to participate in whatever way we can get involved. you vote for, for i was aware from the outset that the moment she entered politics, greg, you know, would never let go. and politics would never let her go. she gave it her all and not just for self or for the people she'd suddenly been granted responsibility for . it's if i'm close to the same stuff. i would have loved to have spent a few days with her as the person. i am now discussing ideas with my searcy years after the fall of the berlin wall, antonia in france. feel that differences between eastern and western germany still linger there. not sure if germany has grown together or apart with sending them on a journey across eastern germany to find out visiting places where people are venting their dissatisfaction and disappointment. come on, let's have a song. i didn't finish just finish. cut off first. all right, no network. there's not exactly reliable internet around here. but much of

as a spectator, the government didn't want gemini's most important projection of self power to go bankruptand reacted quickly. allocating the good to institute up to 70000000 euros in emergency aid, a sign of how much politicians valued the institute's global cultural network and its outgoing president. this and that they believe it's symbolic, that the end of the lehmann era coincides with germany's presidency of the council of the european union. and that's, you know, who clearly has shaped international cultural relations in europe. either by building them up or by developing what had already existed, zine outside of that will be the legacy of his era. and we're extremely grateful for that and it's become an integral part of our european policy. another legacy will be his tireless commitment and firmness, even in the face of difficulties that hasn't only helped international cultural relations. it's also helped to institute sites around the world are adapting to the new normal. what's new younger possible in person happens online language courses. cultural events and an entire summit on

in treatment plants will become harder and more expensive there's little awareness of this problem gemini has never set a limit on ground water temperature as there are no regulations on protecting subterranean foreigner. a lot of attention is paid nowadays to protecting bodies of surface water but not to the infallible water beneath our feet. not according to e.u. law and also the german water resources law the ground water is a body of water just like a broker let it go on it's a college you must be protected as yet this is not happening it's seen as a resource and nothing else. ground moves it is all most important source of drinking water and that's partly thanks to these tiny creatures subterranean for now that time forgot. they deserve off thanks and our protection. less than one percent of all the water on earth is in the ground so we should be careful what we do with it. in many areas the ground water level is dropping because we pump up so much of it about 70 percent goes to farming and a lot of the rest to industry. so how much water does it actually take to grow out and make ou

treatment plants will become harder and more expensive there is little awareness of this problem gemini has never set a limit on ground water temperature as there are no regulations on protecting subterranean fauna. a lot of attention is paid nowadays to protecting bodies of surface water but not to the infallible water beneath our feet. not according to e.u. law and also the german water resources lol the ground water is a body of water just like a broker let it go on its a college you must be protected as yet this is not happening it's seen as a resource and nothing else. that. the ground moves it is all most important source of drinking water and that's partly thanks to these tiny creatures subterranean for now that time forgot. they deserve our thanks op protection. less than one percent of all the water on earth is in the ground so we should be careful what we do with it. in many areas of the ground water level is dropping because we pumped up so much of it about 70 percent goes to farming and a lot of the rest to industry. so how much water does it actually take to grow out the cr

washington can't go to the gemini marceau. you got to figure out how you can do your homework or are told to stay at home to combat the spread of the virus. sure, even his fiance are just 2 of millions of americans. now looking to upgrade home offices, backyards, and outdoor space, all are high on the wish list for prospective home buyers. but competition is fierce and prices are soaring. especially in suburbs like this one which has been flooded with people fleeing crim city apartments, some homes that we have wanted to go and see. our real estate agent has told us that there's already 25 offers and the house has been on the market for one day. already concerns are growing about a looming affordability crisis. the u.s. housing authority has put in place a moratorium preventing for closures and evictions until the end of the year. once those expire, we need to be proactively asking the question before they expire on hull. do we support folks coming out of that place to be able to stay in their homes with more than 10000000 ame

he's a college gemini, often gets his clips, most of the recording goes out to his parents, leaving way of life. song, usually an original sound that users have uploaded and added or remarks like this one here is mine every time this. what is, what is, what is comes we make a cut, it's more of a hard cut, where i turn and look to the right. and suddenly the camera is also on the right. ok? camera to the right. i look into it. you know, now comes the actual effect. $31.00 and go, oh i didn't also happens to one go. so now i'm going back again. so let's see if that works. you have a clip. is a pen perfectionist, and is only satisfied when everything is just running from from once. took 500 shots for a cut on my phone died 3 times it finally worked out. though we were throwing a card up in the air and it kept lying on the card and it had to be right in front of the camera and just the right only when i reached out to grab it ripped. so that wasn't easy. this is the slide from 5 to 6 hours in total to make it on the computer. and some of the style cuts are relatively easy, but it takes prac

all as in today's creation of a culture is like gemini, every time i make something i already have 2 with a hole or will draw a little because i can do this all day after 4 hours of work. the good variant barmaid has come to life and is ready to serve some beer. that is, if she doesn't get eaten 1st, the government that i get. how can you eat it? it's clear who looks over the or oh it's so you have to say whether or not possible or else in that case, one last shot for social media. and it's time to have the 1st initial supply. and so after hours of careful preparation, the dish disappears. in eyewear that we come to the end of the show, don't forget to check us out on social media for more on the program or go to our website for details on our latest draw with this the backpack and these other goodies up for grabs. for me and the rest of us here, euro max, as always, thanks for watching, we'll see against him on the phone. what's going on here? because house of your very own from a printer. computer games that are healing. my dog needs electricity. shift explains, delivers facts and

them as grandma down to you because it's all about who they know i'm right joe join me to meet the gemini bungee jumping. in the army of climate change. the city. instantly. what ideas do they have of their future. dot com for can make a city the melting you. could turn. europe's culture scene braces itself once again as countries go back into lockdown. abra houses in germany squeezed in new premieres just hours before the curtains came down that story coming up plus how designers are making urban spaces safe for women and decades of cultural exchange between u.s. troops and germans set to end in some places that is if donald trump has his way. welcome to arts and culture a lot of culture makers here in germany are angry at the country's new coronavirus rules as of this week museums cinemas and theatres like dresden famous opera house are shut by government to create meanwhile passenger trains are full and car dealerships are still open to waiting cultural figures have called it unfair over the weekend the show did go on right until the lockdown came. from here at the same point but this

this weekend versus by an tied on points at all to find the top 2 spots headed into the weekend gemini's biggest teams just to town to sites that one busy his best. to win make them work for it but it ended the same way the last full classic has happened still just because by an attack on top of the league doesn't mean there isn't the team to play a full. justice 1st and 2nd place met to determine the league's best we have a slightly less easy on the eyes encountered to determine believes what signs minds and shall stand 2nd to last headed into the weekend's jewels in the ultimates basement battle. and as a cause of excitement between the league's top controversial stories like neal and but the his beat down of proves that quietly one of the league's best what's the fucking little sign secrets to wait till. gather around 7 to listen up we've got plenty to. this week on kickoff. with what we've been waiting for. the top billing at the weekend obviously went. by munich it's very important because it's the 2 best teams in the bundesliga. playing against each other fine in such imperious for

this weekend vs by and tied on points and all combined to talk to spots headed into the weekend gemini's biggest teams to town to decide the fun dizzy is best. to win make them work for it but it ended the same way they lost a full classic as house still just goes by and back on top of the league doesn't mean there isn't plenty to play a full. justice 1st and 2nd place met to determine the league's best we had a slightly less easy on the eyes encounter to turn in the leaves was stunning minds and shall stand 2nd to last headed into the weekend's jewels in the ultimate basement battle. and there's a cause of excitement between the league's top stories like neil and but live to his feet down of bella fells proves that quietly one of the league's best loves the fucking. a little find secrets to little. said gather around and listen up we've got plenty to see this week on. health with what we've been waiting for. the top billing at the weekend obviously went to. it's very important because it's the 2 best teams in the. playing against each other with fine in such imperious form this year wil

well that the lock down, the geminis in at the moment has got very significant support about 54 percent. anyway, over hoffa, germans say they think the measures that are in place now the limited lockdowns are sufficient and appropriate to deal with the virus. indeed, 18 percent say they don't think the measures go far enough. so there's a lot of support. and i think that's been pretty solid throughout the last 8 months since we've seen the government having to take some extreme measures to deal with the pandemic. i simon, thank you, simon. you. we can take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world. thousands of anti-government protesters gathered in the thai capital bangkok as lawmakers rejected their demands. this week heep sweeping changes to the constitution. demonstrators want the prime minister to step down and curbs, on the power of the monarchy. chaotic protests a day earlier left more than 50 people injured. the u.s. federal aviation administration says boeing 737 mags jet will be allowed to fly again. if planes are fitted with new software, the aircra

this weekend versus by and tied on points and occupying the top 2 spots headed into the weekend gemini's biggest team to town to sign the one dizzy best. make them work for it but it ended the same way the last full classic has happened still just a guess but an attack on top of the league doesn't mean there isn't the team to play a full. justice 1st in 2nd place met to determine the league's best we have a slightly less easy encounter to determine the leaves some minds and shall stand 2nd to last headed into the weekend's jewels in the ultimate basement battle . because of excitement between the league's top stories like. the who's beat down of proves that quietly one of the league's best loves the plucky little sign secrets to little. gather round to listen up we've got plenty to. this week on. full been waiting for. top billing at the weekend obviously went. by me nick it's very important because it's the 2 best teams in the bundesliga. playing against each other fine in such imperious form this year stretched to their limits to match them up against the best forward line of possibly

that being said, if you compare the situation in germany with out of other countries, well, gemini, see, affairs related may well in comparison, hospitals are not overwhelmed. for example, they need to look at a transport daily, new cavy, $1000.00 infections per 1000000 inhabitants. and we can see that there's still an exponential growth in the us, for example, where germany's figures in mind, so most seem to plateau. but still, i mean, we see very clearly on that graph there, the numbers are going up and it is for that reason that chancellor angela merkel has been calling for even stricter measures. but she's getting push some push back from the states. talk with us a little bit about that and whether they might find some common ground. yeah, going to morocco has advocated for tougher restrictions to our but she does have to find a come on line and we stayed pretty, is she back today? a proposal drafted on monday, according to that draft, if it's adopted today, we could see additional measures in areas where there is a high rate of infection. for example, we could see tighter curbs on

and the big question there will be, will the current lockdown around gemini be extended? will it be toughened up? we know that the infection numbers have improved in the last couple of weeks since the lockdown began, but maybe they haven't improved quite enough yet. and some of the measures agreed in this new legislation today. point towards, for instance, compensation that can be provided to people who've been affected by lock downs into 2121, going through to march and beyond. so that gives you some sense. the government is ready if they decide they need to extend the restrictions that are currently in place. all rights to the use political correspondent, simon young, on the story for us in berlin tonight. so i mean, thank you. are going to take a look now at some of the other developments in the pandemic. the united states has reported its highest daily coronavirus related death toll since may. the u.s. food and drug administration has approved the 1st 1000 home testing kit. it provides results within 30 minutes. south australia has imposed a 6 day lockdown after a sud

of course, if the side of the child is under 1002nd sister's knee among the best in gemini success against arch rivals, don't men. this is equally sweet, even at this level. but the highlight for this new team was still to come more about that success for the royal blue archives. later moved to munich, and a job with a record champions comes with its own historical context. numbers here are a matter of inheritance. they can be both a liability and a means for motivation to the 7 was free in the sand. i did for one of those numbers as i want to help set the terms much to brian's new number 10 is following in the footsteps of club legend and robin the flying dutchman and his decade of brilliance down the right. so often cutting inside explosively unstoppably sometimes all the way over with his signature move down, sing along the edge of the box before dispatching the deadly cult finish. real time i will be putting myself under any massive pressure to somehow do a better job than our enormous holes of golf shouldn't talk. it's to try and achieve with the club and the team to find their months

that being said, if you compare the situation in germany with that of other countries, well gemini's to fare as related may well in comparison, hospitals are not overwhelmed. for example, they need to look at a transport daily new kevin $1000.00 infections per 1000000 inhabitants, and we can see that there's still an exponential growth in the us. for example, where germany's figures seem to plateau. but still, i mean, we see very clearly on that graph there, the numbers are going up and it is for that reason that chancellor angela merkel has been calling for even stricter measures. but she's getting pushed some pushback from the states. talk with us a little bit about that and whether they might find some common ground. yeah, going to morocco has advocated for tougher restrictions to our but she does have to find a come on line and we stayed. premier is she backed their proposal, drafted on monday, according to that draft if it's adopted today, we could see additional measures in areas where there's a high rate of infection. for example, we could see on gatherings up to 10 people fro

coronavirus vaccine the reports that this substance is in fact highly effective have brought new hope gemini's research minister is cautiously optimistic has been there for them not to lose i'm very pleased with next really encouraged by this beginning and hopefully we will not have any setbacks with vaccines you are never sure about that but these positive initial reports give us a lot of how. the german government has put more than 350000000 euros into this research over 40000 people have received doses of the maxin at the same time the approval procedure has been speeded up could that mean the drug isn't safe. to say that we have not lowered our standards at all people can be sure if this drug is approved that will be according to the usual standard we're used to here in germany. surveys suggest to you thirds of germans are ready to be vaccinated that's enough to get kovi down to control but not everyone is yet convinced it will work. i'll wait and see but i'm not a risk patient i should vaccinate those who need it 1st and then i'll get it if there's any left in. my head of course i've test

gemini's capital bolen has become a stronghold for them in recent years. and the challenge for police in prosecuting this the jury heist is the 2nd high profile robbery in germany. in 2017, a 100 kilogram gold coin was stolen from a berlin museum. the theft to the same criminal clan that is now in the focus of investigations around, dressed in green belt and my colleagues gone from d.w. arts and culture is here to talk about this. i mean, really, this heist itself was spectacular. oh yes, it is a like something out of a movie. i mean, this is almost exactly a year ago, november of last year, early in the morning in dresden. and what the thieves did is 1st, they set fire to an electricity junction point, so that the power be cut off on the block so that those street lights were out. and they went to ground floor of this museum, tore the bars off a window ground floor window went through with an axe straight to a display case of the jury. smash that, grabbed the jewels and got out there within 5 minutes. it was too late. they're already gone. their getaway c

n gemini, w. at any time, i've seen any place in the news. yet of the likelihood of the song to sing along to you, to come to you from soup for interactive exercises. everything is online. and interactive. benjamin to frame with the w. 10 kuroda vaccine candidates are now in late stage trials. the world is celebrating . what could be the breakthrough in fighting coke at 19? pharmaceutical companies are also cheering. the public sector has invested billions more in development, but it's the private sector that will rake in the cash. under existing agreements, they control the price and get the profits. from a firm say that development is expensive and time consuming and results are not guaranteed. it's a gamble for governments to which are reserving millions of doses of vaccine they hope will work. still, other coronaviruses could come along. vaccines could become big. farmers knew cash cow well of the 20 largest pharmaceutical companies, only 4 had special vaccine units last year. now everyone is getting in on the act, which is great, but the

lunch table to every workplace to every circle of friends and acquaintances and that is discussed in gemini. and the debate about priorities has begun and can continue until a corona vaccine is actually ready. and for more on this major development i'm joined tonight by mohamed munir he's a viral a just in lancaster in the u.k. it's good to see you again mr mini i want to ask you how significant is this news i understand that even at pfizer in bio on take that they were surprised that the results so far are this good oh yeah absolutely thank you very much for having me on the show i think it is really incredible news particularly when our expectations are really low i mean if we look onto the expectation of if we don't regulate the body like of the 8 you actually have been expecting 60 to 70 percent action and now it's having 9090 percent action in the interval community as i think this is merely incredible news although this 90 percent house can kind of make it based on a small number of infection in the wall and yet yeah this is a really really since talks and i understand that we have to

she's also works with the handicap international gemini. good morning if we just know how deadly these weapons are and how tricky they are to doing install, why is it so difficult to ban land mines? i think today we also talk about cluster munitions and landmines and the good news is both weapons are banned. that means we have international treaties, the same on land mines, an interest in the missions and the majority of states of the world have joined these treaties, that news is specially focused diminish, and that there are still states who didn't join the treaty and will still use these weapons, which countries are the most affected by all the existing landmines, if you like, and cluster munitions as you say. and which countries are they devise is actually still being installed. there are different cases of autistic munitions. we saw that in the last years they were regularly used in syria, and of course we will have a heavy contamination there for the next 2 years. if we also use now in the recent conflict, not going to karbala, but yo

gemini's capital bolen has become a stronghold for them in recent. yes. and the challenge for police and prosecutors . the jury heist is the 2nd high profile robbery in germany, in 2017, a 100 kilogram gold coin was stolen from a berlin museum. the theft to the same criminal clan that is now in the focus of investigations around, dressed in green belt. and my colleagues gone from v.w. arts and culture is here to talk about this. i mean, really, this heist itself was spectacular. oh yeah. it is like something out of a movie. i mean, this is almost exactly a year ago, november of last year, early in the morning in dresden. and what the thieves did is 1st, they set fire to electricity junction point, so that the power become off on the block. so the bow street lights were out and they went to ground floor of this museum, tore the bars off a window ground floor window went through with an axe straight to a display case of the jury, smashed at, grab the jewels and got out there within 5 minutes, but it's too late, they're already gone. their getaway car was fo

it is the most promising development yet in efforts to control the coronavirus pandemic gemini's beyond tech and us dr mike a pfizer have announced their experimental vaccine is more than 90 percent effective in clinical trials the vaccine is expected to be submitted to u.s. authorities for emergency approval this month if given the green light it could be rolled out in limited quantities on the end of this year. the hope for an effective vaccine against the corona virus could be growing german company biotech says test results are more promising than expected. as our results are showing that after the interim evaluation the vaccine is able to prevent infections with over 90 percent probability. so. this is how the so-called m r n a vaccine works genetic information from the corona virus is brought into the human body via a messenger molecule the body then uses it to produce viral proteins against which the immune system forms antibodies those antibodies should then defend against covert 19 more than 43000 people around the world have been vaccinated. these vaccines are being developed

lunch table to every workplace to every circle of friends and acquaintances and that is discussed in gemini. tree at the indoors front the debate about priorities has begun and can continue until a corona vaccine is actually ready. and for more on this major development i'm joined tonight by mohammad munir he's a viral a just in lancaster in the u.k. it's good to see you again mr munir i want to ask you how significant is this news i understand that even at pfizer and beyond take that they were surprised that the results so far are this good oh yeah absolutely thank you very much for having me on the show i think it is really incredible news particularly you've got no respect lucian's are really low i mean if we look onto the expectation of if the bodies like and the gates. had been expecting 60 to 70 percent action and now it's having 9090 percent action in the interval community is i think this is merely incredible news although this 90 percent has been kind of make it based on a small number of infection in the wall and yes yeah this is a really really convincing start and understand tha

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it was first used during the nasa gemini missions where the room was painted white.e continued this one by painting ours white as well. it is a pretty small area and it has enough room for the crew and couple of ground support members to allow them to complete late cargo load at t minus 24 hours and crew ingress running ahead of schedule at t minus 39 minutes. ingress is how we refer to boarding on top of crew dragon. >> inside the white room where we're looking, there's a moveable platform that gets

gemini's passed a new law allowing tougher coronavirus restrictions, but it didn't pass without incident inside the parliament. m.p.'s taunted each other while outside protesters against the law clashed with riot police, which responded with water cannon. authorities say 365 people have been detained and 10 officers were injured. was the ied. i was. well, what we were looking at was the amendment to the protection against infection act. what we had was a series of points that were essentially government advice. what this amendment would do would in trying them in law that's what drew people out onto the streets. we're hearing as many as 14000 from some police sources that may have been out on the streets of berlin. at least demonstrations turned quite nasty. what we saw was rockets, fireworks thrown at the police bottles, rocks, pepper spray. according to the police union being used against officers, there police returned with water cannon that was used to douse the crowds to essentially make them wet, miserable, and go home on their own volition. that hasn't worked for a hardcore nucleu

gemini, 16 state leaders have reportedly agreed to extend coronavirus lockdown measures into the sand and possibly into the new year. but exceptions ah, being made for holiday celebrations, restrictions already in place have led to a leveling off of infections. but germany's chi slowed remains stubbornly. the pressure is on for the german government to ease restrictions for the most important time of the year. for many christmas celebrations, right, no bellini's john dam unmarked square. would usually be packed with people enjoying the christmas market. it's been cancelled. people will be allowed to gather at home for christmas, but in smaller groups, still many accept the reality. this year is different. there's going to be naturally some of the procession. it's nationally to happen, but it is what it is. you know it's, there's no policy that's ever going to be 100 percent. of course, i believe in god. i don't understand why restriction would be nice for christmas. perhaps one should stick to them, but i also see what happens with people when they are lonely and happy. so i can't say

and then to be the luckiest man i can say truthfully the gemini is fascinated i really didn't expect to read every word that was so vast and once i started i couldn't put it down. >> so in 2005 i know you did seven books. >> i did character and character assassination. >> that is it. it is a pleasure to work with the senatornd that they would do more. i find this strange to be talking about him i was really surprised to discover about the mccain family that he had western roots i'm a carpetbagger in arizona i grew up as a carpetbagger but i didn't realize that about john mccain was a carpetbagger when he ran for office. talking small-town mississippi and then to get the reaction. and john mccain seven forebears. and with the own personality so no doubt is derived from the personality of his father and grandfather in the position of mississippi mccain with that enthusiasm and craving for the adventure was the inheritance and spencer who wrote about john mccain said what can they do around an area not yet healed from the civil war? from the church nothing seems to challenge them. they

you really can't be so much of a subtle gemini. you can also feel that you're all talking at the same time to school time out, or write a new finish, just a sentence going ok. ok, we have this concrete evidence from the international community in the international media was a city 1000 civilians have fled their country and crossed the border to sudan. there are suffering from humanitarian crisis right now as we speak right soon. i do not save lives, and i don't think i'm going to corroborate that with what i have here on my laptop that i can share with him since he's the head of the un. and that's the un's refugee agency, more than 25000 refugees. and while frankly, the tea great region of ethiopia to sudan, messam that this speaks to the issue with military action and the impact that has on civilians tool to us about exactly how per pan. but it's the federal government to take care of civilians. well then doing this hacky on where they're looking for perpetrators and bringing them to justice in their words. yeah, it's very tragic.

you know al jazeera live from london much more still ahead on the program gemini is closing up restaurants and leisure facilities and a 4 week wave break a shutdown to get coded infections back on the control. and how a whale tailed cat one lucky dutch metro driver hi i'm trying. we got something of a change of the weather taking place across western parts of europe over the next few days at the moment you can see we have still got plenty of clatter rolling in from the atlantic tightly packed i suppose it's west and windy but at least it is mild further east we have got so high pressure in shots high pressure down across the meadows well here is fine and sunny spring a set to stay that way as we go on through choose the at least down towards the south some showers running across the remaining are you crying pushing up towards the western side all russia heavy rain there into southern parts of germany says by and of cloud right sinks this way further south with some even southern france and they pushing across spain and portugal will see some west of weather blustery showers on the chilly w

young the great american astronaut who rode the very first space shuttle and another who did mercury, geminiket has been working superbly well. over recent years so we are getting very close now, james. about a minute to go, a minute and a half or something like that. do not worry about all of that. do not worry about all of that venting that you see, that is the liquefied oxygen, they need that to burn it with the kerosene to give them the thrust to take them skyward. and it does that right up to the moment of launch, they keep that going... they oxidize to make that... t -30 t —30 seconds, crew for one, one for all. d-15 d—15 seconds. configured for flight. d—15 seconds. configured for flight. ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one. zero. ignition. lift off. vehicle is pitching downrange. propulsion is nominal. telemetry nominal. stage one throttle down. falcon nine is supersonic. max q. you are watching bbc news. and we are watching the launch of spacex, the first operational mission run by the company operational mission run by the com pa ny towards operational mission

and also the clients, a satisfied with having a more normal life gemini's far right. a.f.d. has held its party conference, bringing together more than 600 delegates, despite surging coated 19 infections. those attending were required to wear masks after a top court dismissed a complaint by the f.d.a. against the regulation. most political parties in the country have moved their conferences online or delayed gatherings in the effort to curb infections. here in the u.k. is feared to, more than half of theaters will close permanently. and with the economic fallout of the pandemic that leaves up to $5000.00 people out of work. but one project in manchester is helping back straight back stage workers retrain as part of a program that could create as many as 1000000 jobs. and a whole reports from manchester when code 19 brought the curtain down on live entertainment, thousands of stagehands technicians and said builders found themselves out of work . some made their way here because my partner was also made redundant and i had to bring in the money for the families so that we coul

n gemini with w. at any time, i've come to any place in the news, to the end of the i don't like a bit of class. so missing along to see this to come from super good seats for interactive exercises. everything is online and interactive. benjamin 5050 w. 10 kuroda vaccine candidates are now in late stage trials. the world is celebrating . what could be the breakthrough in fighting coke at 19 from a suitable companies are also cheering. the public sector has invested billions more in development, but it's the private sector that will break in the cash. under existing agreements, they control the price and get the profits from a firm say that's fair, development is expensive, and time consuming and results are not guaranteed. it's a gamble for governments to which are reserving millions of doses of vaccine they hope will work. still other coronaviruses could come along. vaccines could become big pharma as new cash cow. well, of the 20 largest pharmaceutical companies, only 4 had special vaccine units las

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