in germany austria and switzerland net income inequality isn't as pronounced as in many other countries. that's mainly due to government redistribution through taxes and social benefits but inequality is growing in the city of ca's who are michelle hartman looks at the widening gulf between germany's elite and other social classes he says that germany had the best conditions for income equality until the turn of the millennium the so-called economic miracle of the 1950 s. and 960 s. boosted private purchasing power for things like furniture cars and travel there was growing prosperity for all social security and full employment led to a quality of life that was taken for granted for decades. and that's why many people today feel that what's happened in the last 20 years is a step backwards because people back then thought if we keep doing what we're doing we could completely even out those large social differences. in a 2013 survey almost 2 thirds of germans said that social justice had decreased. germany is one of the e.u.'s 10 richest countries and one of the 20 wealthiest countries i

in germany austria and switzerland net income inequality isn't as pronounced as in many other countries. that's mainly due to government redistribution through taxes and social benefits but inequality is growing in the city of ca's who are michelle hartman looks at the widening gulf between germany's elite and other social classes he says that germany had the best conditions for income equality until the turn of the millennium the so-called economic miracle of the 1950 s. and 1960 s. boosted private purchasing powerful things like furniture cars and travel there was growing prosperity for all social security and full employment led to a quality of life that was taken for granted for decades. and that's why many people today feel that what's happened in the last 20 years is a step backwards because people back then thought if we keep doing what we're doing we could completely even out those large social differences. in a 2013 survey almost 2 thirds of germans said that social justice had decreased. east germany is one of the 10 richest countries and one of the 20 wealthiest countries in

her materials are all organic made in weaving mills in germany austria and elsewhere in europe. she wants to take a stand against the fast turnover cheap textiles industry. mock what we buy today is definitely too cheap so basically you shouldn't be able to sell clothing at those prices because i know what the costs here are like even if we consider economies of scale what's on offer here is still too cheap that devalues the garments along with the people who make them we simply can't do that to each other . ethically made high value clothes have their price address here cost 600 euros a top 170 card in says the priority for her customers used to be well dressed now many have a keen interest in where the clothes are made because tina also found customers quickly her bees wax wraps are now sold in 8000 shops across europe the annual turnover is a 7 figure sum but she doesn't want to exports to asia africa or the u.s. as it's not hard to get i wanted to make a sustainable product right from the start because i said to myself we have these rule materials in europe if we shipped the

in germany austria and switzerland net income inequality isn't as pronounced as in many other countries. that's mainly due to government redistribution through taxes and social benefits but inequality is growing in the city of ca's who are michelle hartman looks at the widening gulf between germany's elite and other social classes he says that germany had the best conditions for income equality until the turn of the millennium the so-called economic miracle of the 950 s. and 1960 s. boosted private purchasing powerful things like furniture cars and travel there was growing prosperity for all social security and full employment led to a quality of life that was taken for granted for decades. and that's why many people today feel that what's happened in the last 20 years is a step backwards because people back then thought if we keep doing what we're doing we could completely even out those large social differences. in a 2013 survey almost 2 thirds of germans said that social justice had decreased. germany is one of the e.u.'s 10 richest countries and one of the 20 wealthiest countries in

germany austria and switzerland are all at just under serial point 3 norway has the best value among european nations with 0.26 the united states does significantly worse when worse are. in the us it's already. 0.39 or of thing in the balkan countries which are less developed the genie can sometimes reach 0.4. that's where it starts to get critical. because the gini coefficient above 0.4 can signal is a threat to social harmony wherever is the size he is increasingly torn apart into haves and have nots social cohesion is at risk. of people who have been left behind economically or living in relative poverty or tend to participate less in elections for example of a bit and in society generally but. in germany austria and switzerland net income inequality isn't as pronounced as in many other countries. that's mainly due to government redistribution through taxes and social benefits but inequality is growing in the city of ca's who are michelle hartman looks at the widening gulf between germany's elite and other social classes he says that germany had the best conditions for income equa

it is landlocked surrounded by france, germany, austria, and italy.ecause it is boarded by so many different countries, it has several official languages. french, german, italian and romange which dates back 1,700 years to the romans. in the united states, we have different accents say alabama to boston in switzerland, we are talking completely different languages? >> yes you go 100 miles from here, you'll have french, german or romange. >> english is not an official language, swiss kids learn english in school. 4,847 miles away to nebraska >> hello, my name is oliver i have a cat at home named mongo, do you have a favorite pet? >> i do, i have a small pomp >> my favorite thing to drink is grape kool-aid >> my favorite is probably like orange soda >> switzerland boasts the alps, some of the most stunning vistas in the world you might think it is the stuff of movies. you'd be right disney took its inspiration for the little mermaid prince's castle from the real world castle. and some things famous, first cheese where is the swiss cheese we don't say sw

in germany austria and switzerland net income inequality isn't as pronounced as in many other countries that's mainly due to government redistribution through taxes and social benefits but inequality is growing in the city of ca's who are michelle hartman looks at the widening gulf between germany's elite and other social classes he says that germany had the best conditions for income equality until the turn of the millennium the so-called economic miracle of the 950 s. and 1960 s. boosted private purchasing power for things like furniture cars and travel there was growing prosperity for all social security and full employment led to a quality of life that was taken for granted for decades. and that's why many people today feel that what's happened in the last 20 years is a step backwards because people back then thought if we keep doing what we're doing we could completely even out those large social differences. in a 2013 survey almost 2 thirds of germans said that social justice had decreased. germany is one of the e.u.'s 10 richest countries and one of the 20 wealthiest countries in

responsible for the video that brought down the government in austria 2 years ago now he's fighting to stop his own extradition from germany to austria is the man behind a set up now the target of a set up. needs miracles if all you need to lock someone up is 2 people with questionable reputations and strange statements and you can mock up anyone you want to absolutely anyone and that's in austria which already has autocratic tendencies and danes. said in a b.z. he pictured having a system like or buns hungry so if we're being honest austria isn't so far away from that on the way. to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and to all of you around the world welcome we begin the day with a 21st century battle between homophobia and religious conservatism that can really only be understood by starting in 14th century poland it was more than half a millennium ago when the icon known as the black madonna took its place among roman catholicism is most revered symbols 2 years ago this religious icon became a symbol of a modern day social struggle in 20193 women were arrested after they distributed images of the madonna not wi

responsible for the video that brought down the government in austria 2 years ago now he's fighting to stop his own extradition from germany to austria is the man behind a set up now the target of a set up. they need. if all you need to lock someone up is 2 people with questionable reputations and strange statements and you can lock up anyone you want to absolutely anyone and that's in austria which already has autocratic tendencies and danes said in a b.z. he pictured having a system like or buns hungry for being honest austria isn't so far away from that anymore. or to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and to all of you around the world welcome we begin the day with a 21st century battle between homophobia and religious conservatism that can really only be understood by starting in 14th century poland it was more than half a millennium ago when the icon known as the black madonna took its place among roman catholicism is most revered symbols 2 years ago this religious icon became a symbol of a modern day social struggle in 20193 women were arrested after they distributed images of the madonna not with a halo but

her materials are all organic made in weaving mills in germany austria and elsewhere in europe. she wants to take a stand against the fast turnover cheap textiles industry. what we buy today is definitely too cheap so basically you shouldn't be able to sell clothing at those prices because i know what the costs here are like even if we consider economies of scale what's on offer here is still too cheap that devalues the garments along with the people who make them we simply can't do that to each other. ethically made high value clothes have their price address here cost 600 euros a top 170 curtain says the priority for her customers used to be being well dressed now many have a keen interest in where the clothes are made christina also found customers quickly her beeswax wraps are now sold in $1000.00 shops across europe the annual turnover is a 7 figure sum. but she doesn't want to exports to asia africa or the u.s. . as it's not hard to get i wanted to make a sustainable product right from the start because i said to myself we have these rule materials in europe if we shipped

her own fashion collections for 10 years her materials are all organic made in weaving mills in germany austria and elsewhere in europe. she wants to take a stand against the fast turnover cheap textiles industry. mock what we buy today is definitely too cheap so basically you shouldn't be able to sell clothing at those prices because i know what the cost here are like even if we consider economies of scale what's on offer here is still too cheap that devalues the garments along with the people who make them we simply can't do that to each other . ethically made high value clothes have their price address here cost 600 euros a top 170 cotton says the priority for her customers used to be well dressed now many have a keen interest in where the clothes are made because tina also found customers quickly her beeswax wraps are now sold in 1000 shops across europe the annual turnover is a 7 figure sum but she doesn't want to exports to asia africa or the u.s. . because i wanted to make a sustainable product right from the start because i said to myself we have these rule materials in europe if we shi

portugal and ireland while france greece and italy are imposing lockdowns in their hardest hit zones germany austria denmark the netherlands england and scotland are gradually lifting restrictions meanwhile both china and russia are largely. when for business while it started with one of the world's most severe lock downs beijing was also the 1st to contain the virus on the other hand moscow has been praised for its self-discipline as the country avoided strict lock downs and became the 1st to register a covert $1000.00 vaccine south africa has restrictions have also been lifted after a lockdown so strict if they end the purchase of alcohol and cigarettes but did not stop the spread of the virus as the country now faces new mutations south america has been hit especially hard by the coronavirus as the region's economy struggles to recover brazil isn't forcing a new lockdown in its capital city while peru cowen via venezuela and chile extend restring.

portugal and ireland while france greece and italy are imposing lockdowns in their hardest hit zones germany austria denmark the netherlands england and scotland are gradually lifting restrictions meanwhile both china and russia are largely open for business while it started with one of the world's most severe lockdowns beijing was also the 1st to contain the virus on the other hand moscow has been praised for its self discipline as a country avoided strict lock downs and became the 1st to register a covert $1000.00 vaccine south africa is restrictions have also been lifted after a lockdown so strict if they and the purchase of alcohol and cigarettes but did not stop the spread of the virus as the country now faces new mutations south america has been hit especially hard by the coronavirus as the region's economy struggles to recover brazil isn't forcing a new lockdown in its capital city while peru cowen via venezuela and chile extend restrictions nearby argentina and bolivia are declared open for business and here in the united states texas was the 1st to declare itself 100 percent open since then

have taken part in anti—lockdown protests across several european countries — including the uk, germany, austrianfections are on the rise as a third wave begins to sweep the continent but there are signs of growing frustration as many nations reintroduce lockdown measures to control the coronavirus pandemic. aru na iyengar reports. in germany, up to 20,000 people in a mass demonstration against coronavirus restrictions. police used water cannon, batons and pepper spray to disperse them, some don't believe the pandemic is real, others say the curbs imposed to rein in the virus infringe their rights. translation: i consider coronavirus to be a serious disease like the flu, which can also be serious, but to make a pandemic out of it with many restrictions on our basic rights, i do not think that is right. covid cases in germany are rising exponentially, and few have had a vaccine. experts say they will not be able to ward off a third way. elsewhere in europe, up to 10,000 anti—long—term protesters marched through central london. in warsaw, a so—called freedom march, poland has just begun a new thre

responsible for the video that brought down the government in austria 2 years ago now he's fighting to stop his own extradition from germany to austria is the man behind a set up now the target of a set up. nice may have caused a sad but if all you need to lock someone up is 2 people with questionable reputations and strange statements and you can lock up anyone you want to absolutely anyone and that's in austria which already has autocratic tendencies and danes said in a b.z. he pictured having a system like or buns hungry so if we're being honest austria isn't so far away from that anymore. or to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and to all of you around the world welcome we begin the day with a 21st century battle between homophobia and religious conservatism that can really only be understood by starting in 14th century poland it was more than half a millennium ago when the icon known as the black madonna took its place among roman catholicism is most revered symbols 2 years ago this religious icon became a symbol of a modern day social struggle in 20193 women were arrested after they distributed images of the

responsible for the video that brought down the government in austria 2 years ago now he's fighting to stop his own extradition from germany to austria is the man behind a set up now the target of a set up. meets may have quotas but if all you need to lock someone up is 2 people with questionable reputations and strange statements and you can lock up anyone you want to absolutely anyone and that's in austria which already has autocratic tendencies and danes. said in a visit he pictured having a system like or buns hungry for being honest austria isn't so far away from that anymore. or to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and to all of you around the world welcome we begin the day with a 21st century battle between homophobia and religious conservatism that can really only be understood by starting in 14th century poland it was more than half a millennium ago when the icon known as the black madonna took its place among roman catholicism is most revered symbols 2 years ago this religious icon became a symbol of a modern day social struggle in 20193 women were arrested after they distributed images of the madonna no

her materials are all organic made in weaving mills in germany austria and elsewhere in europe. she wants to take a stand against the fast turnover cheap textiles industry. mock what we buy today is definitely too cheap so basically you shouldn't be able to sell clothing at those prices because i know what the costs here are like even if we consider economies of scale what's on offer here is still too cheap that devalues the garments along with the people who make them we simply can't do that to each other . ethically made high value clothes have their price address here cost 600 euros a top 170 cotton says the priority for her customers used to be being well dressed now many have a keen interest in where the clothes are made because tina also found customers quickly her bees wax wraps are now sold in $1000.00 shops across europe the annual turnover is a 7 figure sum. but she doesn't want to exports to asia africa or the u.s. . as a part of us i wanted to make a sustainable product right from the start because i said to myself we have these rule materials in europe if we ship th

her materials are all organic made in weaving mills in germany austria and elsewhere in europe. she wants to take a stand against the fast turnover cheap textiles industry. mock what we buy today is definitely too cheap so basically you shouldn't be able to sell clothing at those prices because i know what the costs here are like even if we consider economies of scale what's on offer here is still too cheap that devalues the garments along with the people who make them we simply can't do that to each other . ethically made high value clothes have their price address here cost 600 euros a top 170 cotton says the priority for her customers used to be being well dressed now many have a keen interest in where the clothes are made because tina also found customers quickly her beeswax wraps are now sold in 1000 shops across europe the annual turnover is a 7 figure sum but she doesn't want to exports to asia africa or the u.s. . because i wanted to make a sustainable product right from the start because i said to myself we have these rule materials in europe if we shipped them overseas

have taken part in anti—lockdown protests across several european countries — including the uk, germany, austria849 new cases reported today — a 27% rise from the number reported one week ago. infections are on the rise as a third wave begins to sweep the continent but there are signs of growing frustration as many nations reintroduce lockdown measures to control the coronavirus pandemic. let's talk about the rising number of coronavirus cases in europe. joining me is from professor stephen reicher, a behavioural scientist who advises the uk government as part of sage(0s) who advises the uk government as part of sage. lots of this is about human behaviour. a why we are seeing the third wave. and how best to persuade people to maintain lockdown or how you can elucidate without undermining the achievements but in a way that reflects the fact that after a year people are really running out of patience. thea;r running out of patience. they certainly are. _ running out of patience. they certainly are. at _ running out of patience. they certainly are. at the - running out of patience. tie: certainly a

the backlash against the astrazeneca oxford university covid-19 vaccine 17 countries including germany, austriance, spain, a lot of companies keeping the vaccine in place despite assurances by eu regulators the shot is safe and not directly linked to those who will received the vaccine. the european medicine agencies released its final findings tomorrow but remains, quote, the benefits continue to outweigh the risks but this is a serious concern and it does need serious and detailed scientific evaluation." joining me now with more at what's stake, ed silverman good morning, ed, thanks for being here >> good morning, frank >> ed, we appreciate your insight on this topic so let's begin. if there is actually something wrong with this vaccine, or it appears there may be something wrong with the vaccine, what does it mean for the global vaccination effort, even here in the u.s., we've stockpiled about 10 million doses of that astrazeneca vaccine. >> well, if, and again that's a big if, because we've not gotten any scientific analysis from regulators or others looking into this. it could be a big pro

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they can be bought from shops in germany. in austriahome tests can be found in your local pharmacy. france is next in line. several manufacturers are hoping to get prototypes approved. it is unclear whether they will be made available in pharmacies, shops or how much they will cost. >> let's get more analysis on the overall situation. we can speak to a virologist who is a lecturer in biomedicine at lancaster university in the united kingdom. it certainly looks like the situation in the u.k. has gotten better. to what would you attribute that improvement? >> thanks for havi me. i think the major contribution of a relatively good handle on the pandemic is attributed to the vaccines. the number of people who have been vaccinated in relatively shorter time. we have 26 million people who have been vaccinated, which is quite high. 35%. the lockdown has been quite stringent, two months plus. the vaccine with the lockdown has helped us put the number of cases and mortalities down. as it stands, we are relatively in better position. we cannot an

there were protests around the world, this was germany and austria.e protesters had broken up into smaller groups, and the police say it would have been much better if tom symonds, bbc news. authorities in australia are warning of "life threatening" flash floods as torrential rains batter parts of the east coast. police say hundreds of people have flocked to evacuation centres in areas north of sydney. across the country's most populous state, new south wales, dozens of people have been rescued from floodwaters and residents in many low—lying areas have been ordered to leave. the bbc�*s director—general, tim davie, has suggested that over—75s who do not pay the tv licence fee will not be threatened with legal action. the right to a free tv licence for the elderly ended last august for all except those who receive the pension credit benefit. a volcano in south—west iceland has erupted, releasing streams of lava from under the earth's surface. the fissure, 20 miles from the capital, reykjavik, is more than 500 metres long. it's the first eruption in the

crisis the ally it was propped up with a 9000000000 euro cash injection by the governments of germany belgium austria and switzerland who may now lies also belong to the stones. it's one of the world's most spectacular displays of political theater china's annual national people's congress it starts on friday the event is held largely to rubber stamp decisions already made by the communist party elite does give some indication of where china is heading the country's leadership uses the congress as an opportunity to roll out some of its most important new laws. red flags are flying on tiananmen square ahead of the most important event on china's political calendar this year's national people's congress takes on a special significance as a coincides with the centenary of the founding of the communist party which in the end. it's been a big year for china the only major economy to grow during the pandemic delegates are expected to approve its 5 year plan a blueprint to expand the middle class which already counts $400000000.00 people it's a quick rebound from the coronavirus means china couldn't see ame

certain mix of minerals which is quantified it and the austrian law as a medicinal water in both austria and germany on a disc on waters are actually considered drugs that are regulated by the relevant authorities. yes and we have what's known as a sodium potassium sulphate asadullah spring it's positive feature is that it contains a lot of lithium which lifts the mood significantly and. the townhome a brand was recently acquired by the billionaire mater shit family which made its money with the energy drink red bull and knows all about marketing beverages. back at the taste test some of the students are fluxed. distinguishing waters is no easy matter. but what is difficult. yes very such tiny differences. here are the answers the 1st was number 21. not much sodium a little magnesium and a lot of calcium. but with mastery of barely perceptible difference is makes the. posh water is big business worldwide. news international trade is growing all the time the country with the 2nd largest number of somalia is this taiwan with more than 21. we need water to survive water can be very refreshing for some

when we ask the students at the beginning how many of them would like to go to germany switzerland or austria once they finish school 70 percent raise their hand support send him there no doubt those can and that's exactly what organized crime networks exploit people's willingness to migrate to escape poverty and the lack of prospects like the floors because it herself but i don't want her i met one woman who admitted to me in complete shock that she didn't know how terrible things are. if she said i thought because sex work is legal in germany it can't be anything terrible but the reality was very different she was brutally raped repeatedly and then told what she had to do. she seeing if they're caught in this red light subculture much of which is criminal and other laws apply it's very much like the mafia if you betrayed them it's considered the worst of all crimes so to tell others that you're not doing sex work willingly but were forced into it is one of the worst forms of betrayal. that's why when you ask them they're all in the job on terror. they insist on it vehemently want us to help

the spread of new variants, and hospitalizations are on the rise in parts of france, italy, germany, and austriahackers say they gained access to 100 50,000 surveillance cameras inside hospitals, companies, police departments, and schools. among those whose footage was exposed, tesla. they were collected from a silicon valley startup that collects security footage data. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. guy: thank you very much, indeed. yesterday, the u.s. house of representatives passed i think could be one of the most significant overhauls of u.s. labor laws in decades. it is called the protecting the right to organize act, getting strong support from the unions, but president biden obviously sees this as a big issue. this is going to face huge odds in the senate. you've got to get six devotes, and that probably is unlikely. but let's talk about where we are. we have seen, and the blue line here is total members of unions in the private sector, coming

germany issued travel warnings for neighboring countries including france, austria, denmark and the czechpublic. >> arriving by air, car, or train, netting into germany has become harder for passengers from neighboring countries. travelers from france, austria, denmark, and the czech republic, now have to provide a negative test at the german border and then go into a 10 day quarantine which can be shortened by a second negative test after five days. >> this is a clear message. those who cannot present a negative test result will not come on board. we will allowed for more time until monday night, so airlines can't organize testing in those countries where there is no test structure. >> the move comes as germany's disease control agency one subject got weeks ahead. a third wave is heading the country hard. health experts say new infections could soar, if harsher precautions are not taken. the number of new confirmed infections in germany has jumped in recent weeks, driven by a more contagious and deadly strain, that first emerged in the u.k. in the meantime, as with many countries and tha

it has influences from germany to austria, from yugoslavia, what was yugoslavia, and then from francectly different because people sound much more german or austrian than they do italian. >> as we know milan is also home to the after work cocktail starting with a light snack. your tutorials have been quite popular during the pandemic. tell us about the afrativos in milan. >> that's where it was invented. i guess being maybe the most ubiquitous. it's an amazing city, milan. it's really, i suppose in some ways, the most international city in italy because it is a crossroads and so close to so many different european countries. but they have a thing in, in milan where -- americans aside, but italians 7:00. that's the time you have your aparativo. and you are always served some sort of snack, salami, parasciutto, some bread sticks, something like that, a little bit of cheese. when you order a drink, that's what you get. >> that is making me hungry. you can watch this brand-new episode of searching for italy tonight at 9:00 eastern and pacific right here on cnn. >>> this year marks the 15t

man responsible for secretly filmed video that brought down austria's government in 2019 is making a final bid to avoid extradition from germany the video appeared to show the leader of austria's far right freedom party offering government contracts to russia in exchange for political funding the man behind the video says he will be persecuted if forced to return to his native austria. see if spoke to him in the berlin prison where he's being held. it was this covert recording that brought down austria's governing coalition the man on the couch soon to be vice chancellor heinz christiane's to discuss his plans with a wealthy russian to buy out a major austrian newspaper for political advantage. when the video was published by german media in 2019 straka was forced to resign and the chancellor called new elections it was a political earthquake. and the video had been a set up the russian had been an actress and the man who arranged the sting remained unnamed. in december however the alleged producer of the video was arrested in berlin and is being held in this jail a whistleblower to some a conspirator to others yulian age face

i think part of the reason that this decision came down is because in europe, particularly germany and austria ready to approve blessings for same-sex couples and priests are already doing them so i don't -- i think when the vatican makes a decision like this, and makes a statement like this, it's intended to cut off the discussion, but, in fact, the effect is it enlarges the discussion so i think their strategy backfired. >> true in so much of life, when you talk about it, it often gives it oxygen. francis de-bernardo, thank you very much. it's great to have you in. >>> the biggest sandstorm in decades and the palace makes a move against meghan markle as we go "around the world in 80 seconds. the united kingdom, buckingham palace prepares to bring in outside counsel to investigate claims that meghan markle bullied royal staff. the move threatening to worsen relations between the royal family and harry and meghan, whose team called the bullying accusations a calculated smear campaign >>> china, a major sandstorm in beijing, snarling traffic on the roads and in the air the storm forcing officia

crisis the allen was propped up with a 9000000000 euro cash injection by the governments of germany belgium austria and switzerland whose main airlines also belong to loved ones of. buckingham palace says prince philip has undergone a successful heart procedure the 99 year old husband to queen elizabeth the 2nd been in the hospital for more than 2 weeks the palace says he was treated for preexisting condition and will remain in hospital with few brain. it is one of the world's most spectacular displays of political theater china's annual national people's congress it starts on friday votes delegates welcomed president xi jinping in a ceremonial event today while the congress largely rubber stamps decisions already made by the communist party elite does give some indication of where china is heading the country's leadership uses the meeting as an opportunity to roll out some of its most important new laws for. red flags are flying on tiananmen square head of the most important event on china's political calendar this year's national people's congress takes on a special significance as a coincides wi

germany. the second one was austria and the third with 10% of the vote and the 30s was the dutch nazi party. also holland is is very pillowed and structured and they had it's a trading country with a long tradition of going along to get along. they didn't like the germans of course, but they said look, we're stuck with it. we'll do the best we can but the result of it was that the jews in holland, they were 140,000 jews. the nazis did not arrest. jews and mixed marriages because they didn't want to start having issues with the church. so jews and mixed marriages were left alone a few jews were like the the franks and and frank and a family went to hiding and you know how that turned out about a third of them were caught usually betrayed by dutch neighbors and sent directly to the concentration camps, but about 107,000 thousand jews out of a total of under 40 where over time arrested deported and never and except for 5,000 the rest of them never came back and so i will continue killed among the photographs were these it's actually part of a whole series and i when i was young i used to as my

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responsible for a secretly filmed the video that brought down austria's government back in 2019 is making a final bid to avoid extradition from germany the video appeared to show the leader of austria's far right freedom party offering government contracts to russia in exchange for political funding the man behind the video you'll see an h. says that he will be persecuted if forced to return to his native austria. spoke with him in the berlin prison where he is being held. it was this covert recording that brought down austria's governing coalition the man on the couch soon to be vice chancellor heinz. discussed his plans with a wealthy russian to buy out a major austrian newspaper for political advantage. when the video was published by german media in 2019 it was forced to resign and the chancellor called new elections it was a political earthquake. the video had been a set up the russian had been an actress and the man who arranged the sting remained unnamed. in december however the alleged producer of the video was arrested in berlin and is being held in this jail a whistleblower to some a conspirator to others yulian age faces e

most important locations are in germany friends spain belgium italy and austria and production is being ramped up over the coming months the european commission has been angered by the sight of vaccines for me your production being exported was there in short supply here. this year between the beginning of february to mid march 41500000 kovan 1000 shots were exported from the e.u. to the u.k. the americas asia south africa and australia. the u.k. alone got 10000000 of those dozers yet the european commission says british swedish producer astra zeneca has barely supplied the e.u. with 30 percent of the quantities agreed what europe's vaccination program needs is a shot in the arm. now ahead of the e.u. tightening export rules today it's a good time to look at the implications of such a move joining us now to that end is thomas and schmidt is a procurement advisor from care cost consulting while going to the program doesn't on the one hand it seems that the countries that put their own citizens 1st they're obviously obviously vaccinating faster while those thoughts are to share their vacc

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people have gathered in switzerlands, sweden, austria, germany, just to maim a knew and sometimes clashing with police. they're dealing with a third wave of infections, so some countries have been ordering new restrictions. in london police arrest at least a dozen people. europe is relying on astrazeneca's coronavirus vaccine but the shot is once again under scrutiny. denmark investigating two new cases of blood clots that could be linked to the vaccine. along with norway, finnland and sweden, they're putting the vaccine on hold while they look into that. about 20 million people across the region have reed the astrazeneca product so far. reports of kauchg has been exceedingly rare. high honors for biontech. it developed the first covid vaccine produced with pfizer. the founders were awarded germany's highest honor, the knight commanders cross. fred pleitgen has more. >> this merritt is a great honor for us and it also is a celebration of science as a problem solver for in this case global health crisis and it also honors the fact that when we work together internationally in partnerships a

people have gathered in switzerland, sweden, austria, germany, to name a few, sometimes clashing withice. the region is dealing with a third wave of infections on so some countries have ordered new restrictions. in london at least have arrested at least three dozen. some scuffles broke out as they tried to get the crowds to go home. the uk's vaccine rollout is making great strides. cnn's phil black joins me live. we saw those scenes there of people protesting because of those increased measures, due in part that that third wave in europe. >> reporter: yeah, kim, there is every sense right now that europe is about to enter or is entering, already perhaps deep into, another grim phase in this pandemic. wiwiwiwi all therifice and difficulty and loss that goes with that. but there is a different aspect to this, as well, added frustration. because there is a sense, perhaps even knowledge, among people who are impacted by this, that it didn't necessarily have to be this way. the vaccines are out there, but the european countries do not yet have sufficient supply to make a significant differ