jessica and jenelle. >>> so have you made your weekend plans yet? the city has now entered the yellow tier. that means every business is loosening restrictions. but there is one kind of business in particular that's going to benefit the most. anoushah rasta is here to explain. >> reporter: this is the first time that bars will be able to serve alcohol indoors without having to serve food. the owner of the bar says san francisco's yellow tier status couldn't come at a better time, right before the weekend, even if it is at limited capacity. >> i will take whatever business i can get, even at 25% because to see money going in an account instead of constantly leaving the account is much >> reporter: one of the owners at unique, a clothing door next door tells us more people coming down for a drink could mean more folks stopping by her star. >> if the streets is more packed with people, then our business does well as well so that we feel like we are like a little community of all the merchants here on the street and that we all strive together. >> repor

by then, they had a third child, jenelle. their days were filled with shuttling kids to school and daycare, and raising funds for their next overseas mission. life with three young kids was busy, hectic, normal. but then came valentine's day, 2013. when nathan pulled into their driveway mid afternoon and discovered something terribly wrong. >> i could see that the windowpane was broken. a glass was on the ground. at that point, i began to put things together that someone had broken into the home. and at that point i called the police, called 9-1-1. >> 9-1-1. where is the emergency? >> a, we've got a break. in >> a daring burglary in the middle of the day. that would rob this family of everything. coming up -- there would be no more calls, candies or flowers this valentine's day. no one can find denise. >> she hadn't entered her phone calls. she hadn't answered her text messages. >> and what police find is terrifying. >> everything stopped. i just kept looking at my daughter. my world had just been shattered. and i have to tel

i would say that it will not impact households us much jenelle's sense if something good came out of these horrible pandemic is that saving rates of 4 american race substantially actually the current levels are nearly 3 times higher done in the sixty's and americans use some of the demonio of those stimulus checks to pay down some debt so indeed some regard and increasing rates should not be a significant headwind for businesses they'll probably this small and medium companies will be the ones to suffer especially when. help from the government and for them to stimulus comes to an end next results depending on who you are has had always to hire there thank you very much. now let's take a look at some other business stories making headlines. now speaking of prices as we did just tear gas prices in the u.s. by to a more than 6 year high on wednesday 5 days after hacking attack on the country's critical colonial pipeline reversing the fall in prices over the past month the strain it supplies has made has been made worse as more americans hoard gasoline for fear of shortages. the e.u. ha

winning the 1st leg you're watching the news live from berlin up next to w business with my colleague jenelle stick around she will be right back. to. people in trucks injured one trying to see the city center more and more refugees are being turned away or to. the task seems. to discourage misleading straight. people seem extreme. to. the. more than 300000000 people who are seeking to. me that's. because no one should have to flee. make up their own mind. made for mines. and there again support for waving patent protection on colvin 19 vaccines elicit some mixed reaction in europe the e.u. says it's willing to explore a waiver but germany says it opposes the measure. also on the show small scottish firms like whiskey makers have been shaken and stirred in the aftermath of brags that. the possibility of an independence referendum isn't going down any easier. this is the business i'm done now the law and so happy you can join us. the e.u. says it's willing to discuss a w t o proposal to temporarily suspend intellectual property rights for a cove of 19 vaccines a day after the us said it suppor

with that nina for households and businesses i would say that it will not impact households us much jenelle's sense if something good came out of these horrible pandemic is that saving rates of 4 american race substantially actually the current levels are nearly 3 times higher done in the sixty's and americans use some of the of those stimulus checks to pay down some debt so indeed some regard an increasing rates would not be a significant headwind for businesses though probably this small and medium companies will be the ones to suffer especially when. help from the government and for them to stimulus comes to an end next results depending on who you are there thank you very much. now let's take a look at some other business stories making headlines. now speaking of prices as we do just there are gas prices in the u.s. to a more than 6 year high on wednesday 5 days after a hacking attack on the country's critical colonial pipeline reversing the fall in prices over the past month the strain it supplies has made has been made worse as more americans hoard gasoline for fear of shortages. the e.

and jenelle demond from our business desk will be here after this news bulletin with more on how markets have been reacting to this news so stay with us for that. staying in the u.s. facebook's oversight board has upheld the social media giants decision to suspend donald trump's account but it said it was wrong to ban the former president indefinitely facebook has previously argued that mr trump was banned for violating rules against praising violence that's after years of making exceptions because these comments were deemed newsworthy now the oversight board has given the company 6 months to determine what it calls a proportionate response thumbs up but not for donald trump facebook's quasi independent oversight board up held the former u.s. presidents ban for now it said facebook's decision to suspend trump's account was justified due to his actions but it also said an indefinite long term ban was unreasonable we are giving facebook 6 months to conduct this review it must either restore mr trump's account by adding that the period of suspension has met its purpose make the suspension p

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and wanting to go it is up next jenelle into mali and we'll have your business news don't forget you can stay up to date with all the latest headlines on our web site and it's d.w. dot com and make sure to also follow us on twitter and instagram at state of the news for me and the entire team here in berlin thank you so much for coming to. people in trucks injured when trying to seduce into. more and more refugees are being turned away or. please. please. please demonstrate. the extreme. nature more than 300 people are seeking. answers. because no one should have to sleep. make up your own mind. w. . need for mind. u.s. president joe biden while he warns there will be consequences for those responsible for iran somewhere our cyber attack on a major in the west pipeline the. dark side as the perpetrators. on the show farm firm is pulling out all the stops to ramp up production of its m.r.i. many vaccines the company announces record results for the 1st quarter get the analysis from frankfurt. and for the reopening of the tourism industry. hotspots are hoping for a fall in inspections

is business with jenelle do a lot on finale matheny how it makes watching. people in trucks injured when trying to shoot a city center more and more refugees are being turned away from. the islamist seems to. be scribbled on the sleeve lookups demonstrators lucky people seem excrete tramp the front of. the ultra more than 300000000 people are seeking. to hear us come up because no one should have to sleep in the the make up your own mind the mother w. . made for mines. a big blow for facebook and e.u. court hands down a ruling that could threaten facebook's data transfers from the e.u. to the u.s. we hear more from our correspondent david new york. and darkseid strikes again the hacker group who launched a cyber attack on an important u.s. pipeline finds a new target. this is the value of business i'm joined now the berlin so happy you could join us. facebook lost its legal battle friday to block a european privacy ruling that could disrupt company data flows between the continent and the u.s. ireland's high court dismissed the case against the country's dat

jenelle davis says she just got hired at the parkside grilling conquered last month. if you are able to stay open during the pandemic, it's going to be a really successful like renaissance here for bars and restaurants in general reopening after a year of pandemic closures, many people and places are trying to adjust and figure out what an economic rebound will look like. definitely a little bit tougher in the first month when we opened to hire people just because some of the people i've gotten used to staying home to be safe. on wednesday, the stock market's second day of declines over inflation concerns came as the bureau of labor statistics showed year to year consumer prices increased by 4.2% in april, compared to 2.6% in march. i think the stock market at this point is much more worried about inflation than the federal reserve, jim wilcox, a uc berkeley haas business school professor and former fed economists. says inflation was no surprise as their economy reopens. the fed has correctly said that we should expect a small inflation bump because they're kind of me