and i was, i did on the spot correspondent jonathan harding until has speaking to us earlier. finally, every november, thousands of tourists gather in loper bori thailand. north of bangkok they come to a temple to attend a sumptuous feast of fruit and suites for about $4000.00 monkeys. the animals are regarded as a symbol of the region. they climb over some visitors at times, robbing items other than food, such as some glasses. but people are undeterred after all, it's the monkeys that are the guests of honor. here it watching dw news from berlin up next world stories in the team. thanks so much. ah ah, every journey is full of surprises. we've gone all out to give you some tips with all who recruit horton. i'm.

i spoke earlier to our did other sports correspond, jonathan harding who is in doha. and i asked him what a loss would mean for the germany team. it will be a disaster and maybe to put it in even more obvious or clear terms. if germany do lou suspending, they will have the same number of points as hosts cut off to 2 games which is 0. i mean, that is a terrible situation for germany to find themselves in, but it's also a logical result really of the way that this tournament has gone for germany. that training camp in oman was pretty rushed. the performance against japan was largely positive, but then they fell apart at the end. and then there has been a lot of field conversation about the arm band. and then of course their protest in return. so it's been a pretty tumultuous performance in terms of germany's woke up. and i'm a little bit worried about again, that was our, did a very sports correspond jonathan harding in doha, drinking to me earlier. you're watching a dw news, and let's get a quick reminder of our top story before we go protests and broken out in several

of course, germany's hoping for a wendy w sports course by a jonathan harding is in doha. and i asked him how that costa rica result changed the nature of germany versus spain. why? you mentioned it is that it means that there are no out of the competition tonight . and maybe germany's most popular holiday destination next year will be costa rica because who saw that result coming. i think her germany going to be delighted to the pressure is often somewhat, nevertheless, having lost her opening game. a good result tonight would be the best news of this scene was had in a long while their record in tournaments is pretty dreadful. anna hensley said beforehand her today will be the day that they find out whether they're still an elite team. so i guess it's time to answer that question. well, you've been watching germany during their training session. so maybe you could answer that question. what do you make of the team this year? well, i probably wouldn't call them elite if you're us, you me. that's the honest review that i would give this team. they've been good, they've bee

a went over denmark will see them qualified and did of the as far as the jonathan harding has been following the fortunes of the german team, he joins me now for more. from doha, a jonathan, if germany lose to spain, they will go out of consecutive world cups at the group stage and be a disaster for them when net it will be a disaster and maybe to put it in even more obvious or clear terms if germany due to spain, they will have the same number of points as hosts, cut off to 2 games which is 0. i mean, that is a terrible situation for germany to find themselves in, but it's also a logical result really of the way that this tournament has gone for germany, that training campaign, omar was pretty rushed. the performance against japan was largely positive, but then they fell apart at the end. and then there has been a lot of off field conversation about the band. and then of course that protest in return. so it's been a pretty remote, she was performance in terms of germany's woke up. i'm a little bit worried about and what about 100 flicks and he also be worried. he's that are usually impressi

as how to aren't in these parts. correspondent jonathan harding, who is in del, harsh, and asked him what a loss would mean for the germany to you. it will be a disaster and maybe to vote in even more obvious or clear terms. if germany dealers to spain, they will have the same number of points as hosts cutter after 2 games, which is 0. i mean, that is a terrible situation for germany to find themselves in. but it's also a logical result really of the way that this tournament has gone for germany. their training camp in oman was pretty rushed. the performance against japan was largely positive, but then they fell apart at the end. and then there has been a lot of field conversation about the arm band. and then of course their protest in return. so it's been a pretty tumultuous performance in terms of germany's woke up and her. i'm a little bit worried about again, that was our data. the sports corresponded jonathan harding in doha, speaking to me a bit earlier, and a off be to tradition when i tell you about it has returned to one town in austria for the 1st time since the lifting of

that is jonathan harding for us from katara. thank you so much. well, an offbeat tradition has returned to one town in austria for the 1st time since the lifting of the corona virus pandemic restrictions. hundreds of people turned out for a parade of monsters. they are not something for the faint of heart, according to local folk lore, left cramp us monster is santa claus is evil sidekick. who punishes children, who've been naughty instead of nice. um, youngsters has been especially bad, my climbing sounds being carted off. well, let's get a quick reminder of our top story before we go for protests have broken out in several cities across china, over the countries straight to covey measures. hundreds turned out at demonstrations in shanghai and beijing. and the rising anger over ongoing restrictions becomes after an apartment fire in action, john, which resident se turned deadly as lockdown, hamper rescue efforts as your new update at this hour? there is more on our website at at the d. w dot com. thanks so much for watching. ah ah, if you ever ha

we asked our sports correspond and jonathan harding and don't if history was about to repeat itself, i think it would be tempting to say that obviously, after this result, there's a lot of disappointment here for germany, fans, and everybody who's watched the germany team. but i think there's an obvious difference to the performance 4 years ago for 70 minutes. germany were actually very good tonight. and i think the problem was that at the end they played bad football when it counted. and that's ultimately why they lost the game. i'm not sure whether it's the same as russia 4 years ago. thomas miller said, it feels that way. but in terms of the performance, i think there was a key difference. there are some reasons to be optimistic tonight. if you're a germany fine, even if it's not obvious, and the german team came under a lot of fire for bowing to feel pressure over the one love arm band and in a move that was heavily criticized on social media, they opted to show their disagreement by covering their mouth, so we'll get right back to you jonathan. but 1st a look at how fans and dou

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the, the b is jonathan harding, reporting there from cutter. thou to the hills of hollywood and steven spielberg is one of the world's most prolific and versatile filmmakers. his output, his range from science fiction, and adventure, to historical dramas, and even musicals. and he is a pioneer of the blockbuster, but his latest offering is his most intimate and personal. yet, the fable muns a mirrors, the directors upbringing, an early passion for filmmaking, and it's been released across the u. s. in time for today's thanksgiving holiday. the greatest show on earth is 1952 and it's the 1st film, 6 year old. sammy fable man has ever seen it changes his life and instills. in him and love of cinema is one of many episodes writer and director steven spielberg lifted directly from his own childhood. i simply wonder this to be a coming of age story. that that takes, did basically take stock in the stuff that happens to us to we wish network it happened. and the stuff that happens to us, which we look back on and laugh hysterically because week it wasn't funny at the time. but in looking bac

that's the w that jonathan harding reporting from potter there. well, the european space agency has selected it's 1st astronaut with a physical disability. the former british paralympics printer, john mcfall, the agency wants to bring diversity into space exploration. hey grandma john mcfall continues to beat the odds. he lost his leg is a teen in a motorcycle accident only to become a paralympics representing great britain as a sprinter. now is on track to go where no one with a disability has ever gone before. up in space as the world's 1st ever pair astronaut, when, when you turn out they were looking for a candidate with a physical disability. i thought it was such an inspiring and exhilarating opportunity and i looked at the person specification and i thought, wow, this is, this is really aspirational, this is very brave and very bold thing to do. i'm with my broad scientific background and vast range of experiences. i felt compelled to try and help each sir . on to this question, can we get someone with a physical disability that's too meani

that's because he's jonathan harding, reporting there from pish har, was a day is a thanksgiving, the biggest holiday in the united states. and after 2 years of disruption this year is seeing travel volumes and back to normal. and even beyond, several airlines are exciting. their busiest day since before the pandemic, the american automobile association also says roads will be at their most crowded in years. a travel safely for all those celebrating. you're watching it dw news. a quick reminder of our top story before we go. ukrainian president zalinski has urged the un security council to back a resolution condemning any forms of energy terror. after his country's electric grid. it was battered by a new wave of russian muscles. the strikes knocked out power and heat in several cities and caused massive blackouts in neighboring wall dopa. also, the un human rights body is debating whether to launch an investigation into a ron's brutal crack down against a 2 month old anti regime protest. the iranian government slammed the meeting, saying western nations lack the moral credibility to p

well her vet, sir, just a 2nd sir, that was jonathan harding. well, in the other game in that groups fain recorded their biggest ever world are cup victory out. as we mentioned, 7 ill root of costa rica that match starts our round up of other world cup action on day 4. in cutter, a little under the radar, but a brilliant mix of young talon and experienced veterans, spain wasted no time to introduce themselves as tidal favorites this year. danny almo, with an artistic effort in the 11th minute, was the 1st on the long spanish score sheets. costa rica fell apart early on, or the album cross finds an unmarked marquess in seal, who slots home spain 2nd of 3 golds in just the 1st half barcelona. as 18 year old vendor came, harvey smashed home this volley scoring his 1st ever wold cup gall and the final nail in the coffin came from substitute. i've otto murata, who made it 7 nil in at a time. the red and yellows could not have hoped for a better starts in group as it was favorites, belgium that got the better of canada. missy butts white filling in fo

for more on that, let's go to our sports correspondent jonathan harding, who is following the german team in dough. ha ha that jonathan. now, germany's last world cup was a disaster. they crashed out early on. how important is a good start against japan this time around? well, you just mentioned that it was an absolute disaster in russia. and i think the one of the reasons for that was that they lost the opening game. so i think maybe germany more than any other team knows the importance of winning their 1st game. the certainly a feeling that failure to win against japan would probably derail their welcome ambitions. i think winning the opening game against japan, not destroying or avoiding defeat but winning their opening game is absolutely integral for germany. so the pressure is on that as we just heard leroy santa will be missing because of injury. how much of a blow is that to, to germany as a huge globe lusan has been in great form for by munich, has been an integral part of the way the hands, if like once this germany side to play. and his absence does open up some questions a

w 4, it's jonathan harding, endo thank you so much for watching the w news. here's a quick reminder of our top story today. russia has launched fresh attacks on infrastructure sites across ukraine. the rockets have knocked down power and heating and several cities and caused massive blackouts. even in neighboring moldova, after the break, benfor sewland, we'll have the business news for you. i'm nicole really thank you so much for watching things . sometimes books are more exciting than real life. rare ring to read. ah, what if there's no escape? to w literature list laundry, german ma street. hey guys, it's avalanche. are my welcome to my podcast. love matters that i and by celebrities, influences and experts to talk about all plain loved, beg from day to day. nothing less of all these things and more and then you'll see them off the pot. come, make sure to tune and wherever you get your pot path and join the conversation to because you know, if you love matter song d, w ah, rare scenes of open descent in china. the protests turned violent at the huge fox co

well, of course, a lot of distractions in this world cup jonathan harding for d. w. sports. thanks very much. we're gonna leave it there for now. up next is our technology show shift to stay tuned for that. and we'll see here, back at the top of the old her, i'm just kinda, i work that tag and in the end is a me, you are not a lot us to you anymore. we will send you back. are you familiar with this? with the smugglers, with lyons the what's your story. ready ready i feel like i was women, especially and victims of violence in labs and take part and send us your story. we are trying always to understand this new culture. so you are not the visitor, not the guests. you want to become a citizen. in phil migrants, your platform for reliable information ah, it does the internet represent all the world languages, language assistance and online translators are becoming more and more important. but the systems don't know enough languages. some users are being left out. ah, the tires problem, we house with voice systems integrated into a mobile devices and our computers is that reall

well, of course a lot of distractions in this world cup jonathan harding for d. w. sports. thanks very much. finally, every november thousands of taurus gather in the bori thailand. it's just north of bangkok. they're coming to a temple to attend a huge feast of fruit and sweets and about $4000.00 monkeys. no, they're not part of the feast. the animals are regarded as a symbol of the region. they climb over some visitors at times, grabbing items other than food, such as sunglasses. but the people are undeterred. after all, it's the monkeys that are the guests of honor. you're watching dw news. let's get you a quick reminder of our top story. unrest growing in china over the country. strict coven measures. dozens of fresh protests have broken out, including in beijing and shanghai. public anger has flared after a deadly apartment lock fire with many people. blaming an ongoing lockdown for hampering rescue efforts. and don't forget you can always, if you did the news on the go, just download our app from google play or the apple app store. give you access to all the latest ne

sports corresponded jonathan harding, who is in doha, and asked him what a loss would mean for the germany team. it will be a disaster and maybe have an end even more obvious or clear terms. if germany due to spain, they will have the same number of points as hosts cut off to 2 games which is 0. i mean, that is a terrible situation for germany to find themselves in, but it's also a logical result really of the way that this tournament has gone for germany. that training camp in oman was pretty rushed. the performance against japan was largely positive, but then they fell apart at the end. and then there has been a lot of field conversation about the arm band. and then of course their protest in return. so it's been a pretty tumultuous performance in terms of germany's woke up. and i'm a little bit worried about the game this evening. i was, i already w suppose, corresponded jonesal, harding and doe has speaking to us earlier. argentina redeemed themselves after their shock loss to saudi arabia by beating mexico to nail on saturday are to acquire 1st half argentina, superstar leona messy bu

threats of sporting sanctions by fee for footballs, governing body our sports correspondent jonathan harding told us how germany has responded to that. i think initially, after the disappointment at not pushing back against the decision, germany's response has been quite strong. german f, a president, but no end of said which features show of power was unprecedented. which i think is quite strong language in the situation. and since then, germany have tried their best to sort of re gain some faith from, from people watching on the have been some consequences. reva, one of their biggest sponsors, has withdrawn their sponsorship of the div b premier, surely as a result of the situation, there are reports that the div be a looking to su, fee for as a result of the decision. so it's definitely an ongoing conversation and a basically in a situation that continues to develop. i'm curious to see how it will continue over the rest of the tournament. i think it will be a talking point for the rest of the tournament, and i think it would definitely be a point of discussion between but no end of and ge

our sports correspond, jonathan harding and doha told us what the results mean for germany's chances are nothing good. i think if your toughest opponent is going to win 7, l. a tough and he puts germany in a tough spot. the, the biggest issue for germany now is that on the day to day play spain to plan pay play costa rica earlier on. and if japan, when not than germany know that they absolutely have to win, or they'll be going home and facing a worse woke up than in russia, which is hard to believe. but that's where we're at with his germany team right now . it is charles and hardy reporting there in cut art thou to the hills of hollywood and steven spielberg is one of the world's most prolific and versatile filmmakers. his output, his range from science fiction, and adventure, to historical dramas, and even music calls. and he's a pioneer of the blockbuster, but his latest offering is his most intimate and personal. yet the fable man's mirrors the directors up, bringing an early passion for filmmaking. and it's been released across the u. s. in time for today's thanksgiving holiday.

and of and german interior minister, nancy phase, a laser on when the to meet here in dover, jonathan harding, you up to date, up next doc film looks at the format industries. griffin, diabetes medication, so stay tuned for that. i many kits lincoln in my search and when i got home i felt tired and very weak and it was i think i spent the night drinking water and peeing. wow, the next day i did blood tests now and was told i had type one diabetes vicki. go type one diabetes and strikes without warning musician batt handbook and that's pancreas stopped producing insulin 45 years ago. medical science has yet to explain fully why poor to find a cure for the disease. diabetes is insidious and people's lives are often severely disrupted. doing it again when i get over, it showed point 81, so there's always a delay. thank you. i'm not thinking about the show your motion. i'm wondering what i'll do if i have too much sugar machine. cool. i'll be exhausted. and not having enough is also a problem with will take something to eat on stage for over there. yeah, he did visit him on your debit for a type

work hard core or quit. cbs news' jonathan vigliotti has more. >> reporter: elon musk seems to be taking a gallows humor approach. posting an emoji of a skull and cross bone and twitter tombstone. how do you make a fortune in social media? start out with a large one. but for many employees it is no laughing matter. this cell phone video appears to show a scroll of insults aimed at elon musk. >> twitter is an unstable company right now. >> reporter: zoe is managing editor at the investigative tech newsletter platformer. she said earlier this week, employees were given an ultimatum. pledge to high intensity hard core work with long hours by 5:00 thursday afternoon or resign with severance pay. she says many more workers than expected decided to leave. >> ten seconds. >> reporter: some even going online to count down to the deadline. >> four, three, two, one. happy new year! >> hundreds of people have said they are out. and a lot of those people were working on core infrastructure projects to keep twitter's site reliable and secu

looking to tighten this is undoing much of the forward guidance that the fed has worked so hard to establish. jonathanike the summer rally on the. we saw the s&p move from 380 to 460. do you expect something similar in the december meeting? >> we did have six participants at that meeting that had 5% as the high end of that range. i would expect to see those participants to move above 5% and we could see the sep move slightly above 5%. our expectation is that the high-end of the range is 5.25% in the middle of the target range. we already had six participants at the meeting in september looking to go higher than what the sep was telling us. lisa: you mentioned medical costs but there was a strange confluence of numbers in the latest cpi report so if you back out the health care component, what does cpi look like? >> the cpi, the underlying inflation numbers look like they are beginning to pay it is the good news and i am much more optimistic we will see a disorderly or welcome deceleration and shelter costs into year more quickly than the federal reserve expect. that said, this is a number that is too

not just about january 6th, you know, the president's speech and as jonathan turley has said, pretty hard to find a criminal case and free speech is protected in that way. this is much broader than that. this is about the whole effort to interfere with the lawful transfer of power following the 2020 election. so you know, that goes -- for everything from potentially all those meetings that we heard about that trump was having at the white house, advisers and schemes to try to overturn the results, goes to issues like georgia, the attempts to interfere in georgia, the count there. seems to me potentially very, very broad. mar-a-lago investigation is pretty narrow and clear, the extent to which the former president did or didn't essentially comply with the presidential records act. and some other matters relating to that. a pretty discreet set of evidence and witnesses. this broad investigation into efforts to interfere with the lawful transition of -- transfer of power is quite broad and again, i did hear the attorney general say they want to do this qui quickly but a lot of people involve

it's hard to be overly dismissive about any potential outcome. jonathanom the ecb. lisa: it will be interesting to see if they see this as a joke. protests are disrupting the production at foxconn. iphones are being produced in that factory. apple has been immune from the deepest pain in the tech sector this year. they are only down about 16% year to date so does that change on the heels of what we are seeing in china? jonathan: i couldn't agree more and i think it's complicated. michael purves this morning talked about the risks associated with these supply chains. if you shift your hub of production out of china, what's the blowback look like on the demand side? you get that rising nationalism against apple products? that's the risk they would run, not just the increased cost of moving the supply chain to i don't know where. there is also a risk of the blowback. lisa: that's way some people think apple has not moved as quickly. amazon shares are up but shopify is up more than 6%. they expect a better than expected shopping season and the shares are down

jonathan: so do i. lisa: 4:46 p.m. will be sunset on sunday and i'm not happy. i think it's terrible, don't support daylight savings. you lose an hour of sleep and it's hardthan:. jonathan:what do we have in store monday morning? lisa: it will be a disaster. jonathan: coming up, greg peters with fixed income. are you with us? tom: a pound of hamburger is up 32%. jonathan: you are a solid three minutes behind today. tom: it's up to 32%. jonathan: we are live on air so three minutes kind of matters. xfinity rewards is a program whose sole purpose is to say "thank you" with experiences big, small and once-in-a-lifetime. sometimes it's about cheering hard enough to shake the stadium! sometimes, it's as simple as movie night right here at home, on us. you mean the world to us. so we're bringing you closer to what you love. kinda like this. welcome to 30 rock! join xfinity rewards for free on the xfinity app today. our thanks, your rewards. jonathan: special coverage coming up on bloomberg you later this afternoon. the morgan stanley former fed vice chair joining us once again, looking forward to it. equities as followed, unchanged on the s&p. the nasdaq firmer

>> well, jonathan, i don't know -- it's really hard to measure what's breaking through. i'll tell you what every voter is concerned about, right? and there's no question about, the one thing the polls are getting right is that the thing that has most helped republicans in this post labor day period is the reemergence and reassertion of economic concerns driven to a large extent by inflation, into the -- into the foreground of everyone's discussion. it's just the thing that everybody now is talking about. like, all you hear about is the economy, the economy, the economy. that has favored republicans enormously. and it's hard for democrats to break through the noise about the economy and inflation. and i'll tell you, you know, last night here in nevada, barack obama kind of went straight at that. he's trying to give people a, in these events he's doing, he's trying to give democrats in some ways a kind of a talking points in a way. take it from me the structure of an argument, and how you have to take the economic concerns, the concerns about crime, but also the concerns a

>> jonathan, zero impact. it's hard to think of something more legally irrelevant than that.h is gonna protect you or me from covid. i happen to be in england right now and there are obviously -- the united states, there are not. the whole principle of the founders is no one is above the law. there is no full sovereign immunity. if you think of trump's arguments in combination, 20 17 to 20 said you can't indict me because i'm a sitting president. 2021, he said you can't indict me because i'm a former president. now he's starting out in 2022. you can and i me because i'm running for president. the term we constitutional callers have for that is one word, nonsense. . >> now where i thought that was going but i'm glad that's where it landed. melissa trump was scheduled to be deposed tomorrow. november 14th. after being subpoenaed by the january 6th elect committee. he filed a lawsuit friday night claiming once again absolute immunity from having to testify before congress. melissa, is there any legal basis to that. >> i think constitutional law professors have a different word f

first of all, a-elect jackson and it'll be really hard to be keep calling you that rather than jonathanratulation congressman-elect, it's great to see you as always. and certainly, you had a landslide. made everyone proud. i know your father had a major influence on your life as he had on mine. to start, how are you feeling about being elected to represent illinois? specifically chicago where you are born and raised? but also where your family, as a long political history. how do you hope to carry out that legacy, the political history of your family? through your own political career? >> thank you, if it's appropriate in reverend al, uncle al, reverend al, i get the two confused because they are one. i feel great. i am honored, excited that this is the longest serving district for african americans in the country. african americans have had the seat since 1929. i am following behind a tremendous leader and congressman, bobby rush. very excited about that. excited about the new district. this recused all being one county, now it is three counties of 60 miles long. 260 african americans

that is going to make it hard for the fed to restrain things. jonathanldn't raise its inflation target. you said changing the objection -- objective now would be bad. i did wonder when that got published, are you worried they might actually go through with that next year? william: i am asked about it all the time. i thought i should write down -- the argument for raising the inflation target, you cannot hit 2%, so let's make the objective easier. the other argument is better, we have a higher inflation target then the peak and short-term interest rates and the cycle will be higher. when a recession hits, there will be less risk of being -- for lower interest rates. i think that risk has diminished, the peak in interest rates this cycle will be 5%. the fed has plenty of ammunition to cut rates in an environment where the inflation target is still 2%. this idea the zero boundaries could be the huge risk and a big constraint on monetary policy, i think that is overstated at this point. lisa: how concerned are you the fed will not have the same resolve in th

but progress is hard when the biggest powers can find so little to agree on. jonathanditor chris mason is also in bali for that meeting of g20 leaders, including the prime minister, rishi sunak. and chris, the prime minister's been speaking in the last hour? what has he been saying? that's riaht, what has he been saying? that's right. ben. _ what has he been saying? that's right. ben. the _ what has he been saying? that's right, ben. the prime _ what has he been saying? that's right, ben. the prime minister. right, ben. the prime minister arriving here after a 17 hour overnight flight from london leaving yesterday afternoon. straight into meetings with fellow world leaders. he has just seen justin meetings with fellow world leaders. he has just seenjustin trudeau, the canadian prime minister. he will then at the main gathering of all leaders condemned directly rusher�*s actions in ukraine. sergey lavrov the russian foreign minister will be present for the first time. it is the consequences of that war, coupled with the consequences of the pandemic that will dominate th

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