dani: so iris -- iris: yep?u're saying there's no pentapody hand once we have zero covid? >> no, it's not like that. dynamic clearing, it means that the lockdown is only in small area that found covid cases. so we have no pentapody hand. >> this suspect the same dynamic we've seen in the west. manus: absolutely i know you didn't quite like it when i said could they have rising inflation, lower growth? it's a concept the world has had in the past which does happen from time to time. what will the pboc do this year? >> they're going to cut interest rates. one year and also loan prime rates. and it will be a front loader in the first of the year and it's a possibility that it could be cut according to what yi had said in the g-20. so it's still possible. but less likely than the targeted triple r which is a pinpoint to the weak link of the economy. >> iris, i kind of want to work this for the global economy. you have reduced price pressures which means manufactures don't need to pass on higher costs to their custom

you can at this berlin photo studio using a picture of your iris. oh yeah, there's so much more to it than what you see it 1st with fascinating cancer like looking into your own. so in the i'm of it. but some people also believe you can see much more in the color and structure of the iris. we're going to take a closer look at this and other related theories. oh, followers of era, dollar g claim that the iris provides insights into our entire body from the lungs and stomach to heart diseases ah, escape pod safety. there are small number of illnesses that can be seen in the iris, but they're mostly inflammatory diseases of the eyes, which then involve granular, almost or deposit or other change they are would abdougla and hypo systemic diseases that erode doubters claim to see. definitely not detected. there come and if any teeth new stacking. oh which theories about the eyes are true then we asked people from a variety of countries. my parents always told me not to play video games is video games could cause my prescription to go higher. i've sadness

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. >> reporter: iris chang remembers the first time she saw herself in a book. it was "the joy luck club" by amy tan >> so, it was really compelling to see this accurate portrayal of what my culture looks like and what i as a person represent >> reporter: iris, who identifies as queer, always loved learning about the world from her hometown of katy, texas, until this fall when her district started banning books. >> i think students of color and queer students are taking this especially hard >> an nbc news investigation found that the katy independent school district is one of a dozen texas districts that has removed books due to race, gender and sexual identit after a statewide surge of parent complaints >> why are we sexualizing our precious children? >> reporter: record requests to nearly 100 texas districts foun that during the first four months of the school year, parents made 75 formal complaints compared to one filed during the same period last year. >> it's about a whole array of books and it's about lgbtq students in particular or students of color in pa

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iris a part of the debate team is no stranger to speaking her mind. >> i honestly think they want toen in this protected bubble in which the only opinions they really hear are the ones that they, themselves, represent. >> reporter: and she feels too many adults aren't listening for the news, i'm antonia hilton >>> ihavana syndrome, mysteriou symptoms a panel of experts investigate those claims and confirmed a long-standing suspicion of an intelligence official. the u.s. military facing an enemy from above why drones are becoming the weapon of choice and the deals we're making to fight back as we approach the bottom of the hour and the top of the news from cnbc. want your clothes to smell freshly washed all day without heavy perfumes? now they can! with downy light in-wash freshness boosters. just pour a capful of beads into your washing machine before each load. to give your laundry a light scent that lasts longer than detergent alone, with no heavy perfumes or dyes. finally, a light scent that lasts all day! new downy light, available in four naturally-inspired scents. and it's easy

me saying a partial, i attended several winter olympic events and also that she was invited to the iris headquarters to visit switzerland. now during a press conference on monday morning, the i or c were asked about her situation, asked whether they believed that she was not speaking under duress of this, she was indeed safe and well. and as we just heard, mark adams hours, she spokesperson said that as a sports organization, it was not the i overseas place to judge this. and also that it was not the i oversees place to push for any sort of investigation into the matter. not as the context point tries, of course, a 3 time olympian and tennis, stone, china, who on the 2nd of november made a very long and emotional post on way ball, which is chinese social media, where she talked about a relationship with a former chinese vice premier john gow lee and also accused him of sexual misconduct. now that purse was taken down 20 to 30 minutes later, but not before sending shock waves through a chinese social media. now the i or see says that even though she wasn't appearing publicly or speaking

do you think he will really put out more science about his existing cron of iris vaccines, or is he just going to ramp up the government's defense about them? right, so that's such an interesting play of words, right? because essentially what he said is he wants to battle mis information and get more trust in science. well, one way you could do that is by walking in and saying, here's the thing, guys. if i take over the f d a, the 1st thing i'll do is promise it won't take a 75 years to release the data on why we approved the corona virus vaccine. you know, there's so many things that have happened over the last 2 years that have sewn distrust in the public. and so even though what robert was saying a minute ago to what this f, the 8 commissioner, you know, he, the, the nominee is saying there is so much of using the term misinformation as if there's this group of people who are out there intentionally deviously putting out bad information in order to trick people. they actually believe that in some cases, but in reality, most of the quote unquote, misinformation has actually come from g

there is, i will as a feeder when a fight is the current of iris pandemic, 9. the biden administration in the u. s. is looking for support in congress for an extra $30000000000.00 to fight the panoramic. it wants to increase vaccinations, treatment, and research the delta n only con variance and vaccine. hesitant, the fuel infections and deaths worldwide. over the years, the ancient monument of stonehenge in the u. k. has raised more questions than answers. well now, an exhibition in london is seeking to unravel some of its mysteries. the harding has a story. as another day dawns, the mystery of the stone towers remains. stonehenge in southern england was built nearly 5000 years ago, some believe as a spiritual pilgrimage site. now museum curators are using d, n, a testing and artifacts to paint a clear picture for the public when we visit stonehenge is such an amazing monument . but what we tend to mr. the people who built it was bringing all these objects together. latent do let it be the people who built unhinged and later understand their relationship and t

iris a part of the debate team is no stranger to speaking her mind. >> i honestly think they want to keep their children in this protected bubble in which the only opinions they really hear are the ones that they, themselves, represent. >> reporter: and she feels too many adults aren't listening for the news, i'm antonia hilton >>> ihavana syndrome, mysteriou symptoms a panel of experts investigate those claims and confirmed a long-standing suspicion of an intelligence official. the u.s. military facing an enemy from above why drones are becoming the weapon of choice and the deals we're making to fight back as we approach the bottom of the hour and the top of the news from cnbc. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. call coventry direct to learn more. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. our friend sold their policy to help pay their medical bills, and that got me thinking. maybe selling our policy co

the iris is as punctual. i had dinner with the head of the organisation on saturday and that she was invited to the headquarters in switzerland and after that attended a number of winter olympics events. now, when pressed about the situation on monday morning at a press conference, the iris he said it was simply not their position as a sporting organization to pass judgment or to push for any government investigation. let's hear more of what they had to say. i think we need also to listen to her and we need to read what she's saying. as we've also discussed, we've been in contact with them. we remain in contact with her metro in person. we've invited to come to europe and we will meet again. and i think, i think we can say that we are doing everything we can to make sure that the situation is as it should be the tennis star and through time a lengthy and punctual eye. on november, the 2nd last year, posted on way will about her relationship with a former chinese vice premier jungle. the accusing him of sexual

iris sanctions in the past have _ ukraine. iris sanctions in the past have not— ukraine. by the west that — sanctions and other actions by the west that will change his actions. how worried are you that if there is a russian incursion into ukraine come if we do see military action, that that could spill over into other parts of europe or involve other parts of europe or involve other countries? 50. other parts of europe or involve other countries?— other parts of europe or involve other countries? so, i would rather ou ask other countries? so, i would rather you ask me — other countries? so, i would rather you ask me how — other countries? so, i would rather you ask me how what _ other countries? so, i would rather you ask me how what i _ other countries? so, i would rather you ask me how what i prepare, i you ask me how what i prepare, because — you ask me how what i prepare, because as _ you ask me how what i prepare, because as a military man, worrying is important — because as a military man, worrying is important to movement more important — is important to movement

iris a part of the debate team is no stranger to speaking her mind. >> i honestly think they want totheir children in this protected bubble in which the only opinions they really hear are the ones that they, themselves, represent. >> reporter: and she feels too many adults aren't listening for the news, i'm antonia hilton >>> ihavana syndrome, mysteriou symptoms a panel of experts investigate those claims and confirmed a long-standing suspicion of an intelligence official. the u.s. military facing an enemy from above why drones are becoming the weapon of choice and the deals we're making to fight back as we approach the bottom of the hour and the top of the news from cnbc. when our daughter and her kids moved in with us... our bargain detergent couldn't keep up. turns out it's mostly water. so, we switched back to tide. one wash, stains are gone. [daughter] slurping don't pay for water. pay for clean. it's got to be tide. look at these mighty quaker oats... small in size, epic in taste. heart-healthy. a good source of fiber. and provides lasting energy. there's no denying delicious q

staying with the winter olympics and in alpine gear with the hopes of a nation resting on his shoulders. iris con is india is one and only representative at the games. he told the w how a strong showing in beijing just might change his life. i'll find here, odd if con, practice hard in that on up to the beijing lumping. he's india as only hope. windows sports are not a big thing in india. but there are the best single mug in indian administered kashmir. khan started skiing that at ford, and his father runs se shop. he's aiming high in beijing. my a my focus, his says performing well and trying to be in the top aspects of the world. i have to go for a big race and when i have to perform to win something that it can change like from the rest of the life khan has had to crowd fund his travel to competitions and men lead trains abroad. his dedication has run him many fan. what struck me and still does to this day is his devotion to the sport. despite all the challenges and are at the same time, his devotion to furthering this sport of skiing in india, where it's still in its infancy. and we can s

i'm iris corman to unhook every day. people who worked for foreigners are being murdered on remote dirt roads more . we have no idea what to do, the funky, what you book on him. back in germany, refugee writes groups accused the german authorities of inaction. yet paula dad, we demand immediate action from the new german government. the sluggish bureaucracy needs to end. whoever needs protection must be allowed to leave the control skies do of the german government declined to comment on camera. this man will not be returning to his family home any time soon. he just hopes that the german government will finally help him. a lack of jobs, of freezing weather and food shortages have fueled desperation across the country. perhaps no ways the desperation more visible than under the bridge in western kabul, where drug users seek to number their pain. the pull a saw bridge has long been known as a place to avoid unless you are a drug addict. but since the thought about take over, the numbers of people below it has gone up. it

well hopefully you know, and the going the way shall corona's iris infection caused by the all mcclellan outbreak starting from the late december last year. and now is also the most serious wife at home home has been counted since the beginning of the outbreak that over a 1000 cases newly reported just yesterday and heating a record high numbers over the past 2. yes. and the settings on today a see us a new, strange and mashes, imposed a hong kong including like, like public gatherings of more than 2 people and public gathering, supporting to families, all band. so this is a new mattias. we haven't seen that over the past 2 years and also like leaches values like churches and tempos and also has a loan, has to be shut. so people are rushing to have the last haircuts. yesterday i had of the closure of has loans. and what's the prize search and also charters all vegetables due to some infections of cross brought a truck driver who brought seen the process from mainland china to hong kong. though on the case as our hit record high, the numbers are searching rapidly, but the embassy on the g

she said help from mainland china was required to tackle a record serge, incredible iris, cases driven by the army kron variant and venezuela. the authorities say to military personnel had been killed in a helicopter crash. another 2 people were seriously injured after the helicopter came down in laura state in northern venezuela to watching dw news from berlin, you'll find much more on our website. i'm terry martin. thanks for watching. sun are driven by merciless greed, others fighting the destruction land grabbers are exploiting. the amazon ring a people's for now briefly opposing them to report from the heart of brazil stuart's march 9th on d. w. ah.

is lucas mother developments in the crowd of iris pandemic. germany has recorded almost 120000 deaths from the corona virus. that's according to the latest figure from the countries by public health institute. it's reported nearly $12000000.00 infections in the course of the pandemic. anti virus measures and parts of japan have been extended until early march restrictions covering tow in 12 other administrative districts were due to lapse on sunday. and british prime minister boris johnson has said he's considering removing all correct. all remaining current of virus restrictions a month early, including laws requiring people to self isolate. if they test positive, johnson said the move would be possible if current encouraging trends in the numbers continue. iranian l. pine skier hossein survey sham shock key has been suspended from competition at the winter olympics. after failing a drug test, thirties have confirmed that a sample collected from the iranian during a doping control tested positive for an anabolic steroids. he had been the only male athlete, representing a rent in beij

my rush for breakfast with us was iris model, but it's always pretty much just wanted to know. it's just when i go to printer, stuff from visit with lonestar and out that put it on bus tiny little cream if so what i could try to push to start with being with us after when your school has job has been went yesterday to compare well enough to start my initial so that was a little bit of course to, to both come for to narrative, to have been ready for them and some sort of congressional ward. i'm with much of a contributing. i'm calling in with mob operations in grey's own village is often turned into a full fledged combat with heavy weapons. he was even today ukrainian soldiers aren't shy about discussing the process with earlier below we ride it by name, it is shovel. devilishly, i didn't in tumbling blood lab series page. i had some to marathon is rosalyn fearful it was completed on golden boy's beard. imagine i am with me, but he's hoopa also supported, philippe, they deal enough but with the bellagio asia ah, let me little enlarge. i don't like the brit deeply. he won't add t

beth the berlin film festival awards its top price to 2022 berlin ali golden bear goes to the movie. iris in spanish director carla simons, film about struggling land almost takes top on ah, i'm really mohammed, welcome to the program. german chancellor, olaf schultz and u. s. president joe biden have called on russia to take real steps towards de escalation on ukraine's border. offer a phone call to discuss the crisis on europe's eastern flank. now russia announced that it's pulling back some of its forces from the border. but the united states and nato say there are no signs of any russian troop withdrawal yet. and while fears of russian invasion of ukraine on when state is not materialized, united states and its allies maintain that the threat remains high. well, d w 's washington bureau chief, ines paul is following all the latest developments. now the u. s. president spoke to german chancellor, olaf sholtes a short while ago. what more do we know about that conversation? oh, john chancellor schwartz, andrew as president biden see little progress in the border area. he loves ukraine .

once again, the festivities are muted by concerns over the current of iris pandemic. in taiwan, monks at the dharma drum mountain rang in the new year by striking the temple bell, $108.00 times. the ritual symbolizes the sweeping away of human worries. well, no, actually diabetes, life from berlin. stick around cbs will be here with all the latest. this thanks watching a bite with people in trucks injured when trying to free the city center more and more refugees are being turned away as the water.

and i just hours left until the opening ceremony of her bay ging winter olympics with the prone of iris pandemic looming. we hear about life inside the beijing bubble. ah, i'm good. have others welcome to the program. the german government has condemned moscow's decision to shut down the russian operations of deutsch avella, germany's foreign ministry said the decision would put a renewed strain on german russian relations authorities. there have closed down the w's office in moscow revoked accreditations for all our journalists there. and bounty w broadcasts in russia. as of today, it's being seen as a tit for tat move. german media regulators banned the german language programming of russian story state broadcast a r t the day before. because it doesn't have a broadcasting license for germany. deutsch velez moscow office has to close by order of the russian government. the decision came after germany's media regulators banned german language programming of russia's state media broadcaster r t for operating without a german broadcasting license. d w's director general peter lim, book c

let's move on to some other news to austria, which is the 1st european country to mandate current of iris vaccines for all adults. the new law officially goes into effect off to being signed by the president. but enforcing it will be a challenge. resistance to vaccination is high among a full minority of the population and the threats of random checks and fines looks unlikely to sway them. he doubly is funny for shy reports from vienna. this patient is here for his 3rd shot against college, but taking a job is no longer a question of choice. starting today, it's compulsory in austria. sat that noted amendatory vaccination because normally every one should be wise enough to get the job automatically for those but only a few came for their 1st shot. the city set up mobile vaccination buses to increase that number. the willingness to get a job is stagnant despite the new bill. if being gig an infix, i'm against mandatory vaccinations because i believe this is a violation of human rights yet yet every one has the right to freedom right. even before the controversial bill was passed, security

person feels by facing symptoms or effect for weeks or months after testing negative or the grown up iris. doctor, are you scope thus as patients have come to him with complications like heading can but deep depression, palpitations and cardiac issues among others and struggling, numbered not as 60 to 70 percent of patients who recover from colbert. have these effects on them. there are some kind of risk factors which predict long covert duration of illnesses, one severity of a lesser 2nd. it is not completely understood. it is a science in a volition. so even young patients may be experiencing more symptoms than an elderly high disposition thought you had or draw shanita. barker was an avid yoga practitioner. she said she was at a healthiest stage when she tested positive during the 2nd reef. and her infection was quite mild. but soon after she started experiencing complications and was diagnosed with a balance disorder called vestibular disorder, which makes her feel dizzy and pauses constant bringing in her years like being on a board all the time. so when i stand it don't flores like

the 2022 barely nala, held in the midst of the crone of iris pandemic has been a bit of a strange affair. and the films shown here seemed to reflect the sense of alienation and the longing for connection that i think a lot of us have felt over the past 2 years. the movies have been less spectacular and epic and more intimate and introspective. last a celebration of the magic of cinema and more reflection on the people we miss. and on the things we've lost. now the russian figure skater, camila valley eva, has been back on the ice at the winter olympics after being allowed to compete despite positive drugs. tests the 15 year old put in an impressive performance to take the lead in the women's short program. despite stumbling on her opening jump, she found her feet before being overwhelmed by emotion. the don't test is still being investigated. i think you're up to date eligible world news at the top of the hour, stephen beardsley will be here in just a moment with your business update ah interest the global economy, our portfolio d w. business. beyond here, the closer look at the project.

the editor of a local newspaper in turkey has been shot dead by an unknown assailant. gun gore iris lun died in hospital after he was attacked outside his office. reporters without borders have said that our salon was under surveillance for his research into corruption. in his city of cord, shylie. wildfires in argentina's north are advancing with almost 8000 square kilometers of land now destroyed. the blazes are threatening a major national park and wetland, which is home to protect it. animal and plant species, months of drought, and high temperatures of hit to the region. there have been the scenes of jubilation in marley after france said it would begin to pull its troops out of the west. african country. france has helped in the struggle against radical islamic militias for 9 years until relations with marley's military leaders turned sour paris objects to their alleged hiring of a russian mercenary group to fight the hardest. but for now, there's a sense of relief in by marco in the streets of bummer co, molly ins waive brooms, and sweep away ash, symbolizing the departure of fre

these aren't the 1st games to take place during the crone of iris pandemic. have you have the feeling that paging was able to learn from tokyo? i think in many ways tokyo was to play prince and beijing has taken that and they will say improved on it. the bubble is certainly fostering to hear that forget china has a 0 cove policy. it wants to stop the spread of the virus, eradicates it completely. so what that means in practice for these olympics are we are completely sealed off. whereas in tokyo, there was a bubble, the bubble load, hot holes, local staff could come and go, and all participants could actually leave the bubble after 2 weeks. we have to be within if the entire time of the olympics were closely watch, it is impossible to to leave it really was sealed in at our hotel. it's great. it off, it really hits home that day, only opens to allow transport see to come and go. and i see president from his box today, they've been having that big meeting today. he was talking about the olympic ideals and ellen peak values, the set, the olympics is about alway

the editor of a local newspaper in turkey has been shot dead by an unknown assailant. gun gore, iris land died in hospital after he was attacked outside his office. reporters with our borders have said that our son was under surveillance for his research and to corruption in his city of could chinese people in malia, celebrating frances move to pull its troops out of the west. african nation. french forces have supported molly and tackling radical islamist, malicious. for the past 9 years. are relations have soured since the army seized power in 2020 britons. queen elizabeth has tested positive for covered 19. she's received 3 doses of a vaccine against the disease. buckingham palace says the monarch has mild cold like symptoms and will continue with light duties. in the coming week, the queen met her son the prince charles just days before he tested positive for the virus earlier this month. dw, corresponding big mass is following that story for us in london. big, how is queen elizabeth handling the infection so far? as usual, buckingham palace is not giving a running commentary on

only let to limited hospital admissions and protests against the vaccine mandate and tough crone of iris rules of occupied the grounds of new zealand parliament for a 4th day. and we're all about the winter olympics in beijing where 3 time gold medalist sean white was unable to make it to 4 in a row in the final of the snow bought half pipe. the american has dominated the event, but this time couldn't come up with the tricks needed on his last run. a 35 year old says that sit and plans to retire from competition. the gold medal went to a young japanese star or you move. he ran a 23 year old, got silver at 2 previous olympics behind white, but $96.00 points out of a 100 on his final run. secured victory. we will switzerland's at laura. good, better army one. the gold and the women super g. austrian 1000000 partner, one silver. for the briefest of moments it looked like the world champions. time might be good enough to make the top of the podium. the near flawless run from goodbye. rami saw her make history to become the 1st riskier to win an olympic super g gold metal. and ill sir found t

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zealand is easing strict. border controls imposed nearly 2 years ago in response to the current of iris pandemic, vaccinated citizens in australia will be allowed home without quarantined later this month, followed by others returning from the rest of the world. all restrictions will end in october. coroner viruses killing americans at a far higher rate than people in other wealthy countries. that's according to an analysis by the new york times. a daily number of covered related deaths in the u. s. is at its highest level in almost a year. data from johns hopkins university shows a 39 percent increase in the past 2 weeks. and transport workers in lebanon have blocked major roads in the capital at the side of a 3 days strike. boss, taxi and truck drivers are protesting against poor living conditions. the country's economic meltdown has pushed up fuel prices. those are the headlines. i'll have more news for you after al jazeera world stay with us. for ah aah! greater syria was a major region of the middle east at the turn of the 20th century. it became part of the ottoman empire in $1516

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