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there is documentary footage of the via republic too, and scenes from fritz lang's early. so if i classic metropolis i found out even more about weimar cinema from its value. berlin became a phone city in the 120 s. . what does this mean for the population that it would offer? you know what it was? you have to imagine berlin, after the 1st world war, there were 2 things happening at the same time. the weimar republic meant democracy and freedom, the emancipation of women. there was not people in society. there was an explosion of the arts and cinema that went from one technical innovation to the next. this peaked at the end of the twenty's with the arrival of sound. you can imagine how interesting this must have been for the film industry in what order and what were the main themes. can you give us some examples? well, life for most people in the weimar republic was not as good as it is today. social grievances were a major theme, but there was also a lot of escapist cinema. i think people wanted to forget their miserable lives in or be taught venting for a couple of hours

there is documentary footage of the weimar republic, too, and scenes from fritz lang's early side. if i classic metropolis and found out even more about weimar cinema from you have an interest of berlin became a firm city in the $120.00 s. . what does this mean for the population that would offer you know what it was? you have to imagine berlin, after the 1st world war, there were 2 things happening at the same time. the weimar republic meant democracy and freedom, the emancipation of women. there was not people in society. there was an explosion of the arts and cinema that went from one technical innovation to the next. this peaked at the end of the twenty's with the arrival of sound. you can imagine how interesting this must have been for the film industry. you know, what? went what were the main themes? can you give us some examples? well, life for most people in the weimar republic was not as good as it is today. social grievances were a major theme. but there was also a lot of escapist cinema. i think people wanted to get their miserable lives in for a couple of hours. so alre

and scenes from fritz lang's early saif. i class in metropolis. i found out even more about weimar cinema from you have an interest of berlin became a firm city in the 120 s. . what did this mean for the population that would offer you know what it was? you have to imagine berlin. after the 1st world war, there were 2 things happening at the same time. the weimar republic meant democracy and freedom. the emancipation of women. there was not people in society, there was an explosion of the arts and cinema that went from one technical innovation to the next. this peaked at the end of the twenty's with the arrival of sound. you can imagine how interesting this must have been for the film industry. you know what you've been in for something tied in with this league of wind? what were the main themes? can you give us some examples? well, life for most people in the weimar republic was not as good as it today. social grievances were a major theme. but there was also a lot of escapist cinema. i think people wanted to forget their miserable lives in moore

i am vonnie quinn in new york alongside amanda lang in toronto.s been a big week for retailers. earnings continue. tjx soaring as sales be analysts estimates even as it has been hurt by the pandemic. joining me is barclays adrienne yih. it looks like companies that were hurting have managed to stay that off. ienne: what we will see is that the consensus expectations are to low across the board. quality versuse those that are beating numbers that were just model to low for the backdrop of the year. -- just modeled too low for the backdrop of the year. --h in march, april, and may -- worst case scenario was we are more opened than we have expected at that point. amanda: thanks to government stimulus, we have seen checks sent to consumers, big increases in savings rates, balance sheets. do you expect that to hold up even as we kind of get this stimulus cap? -- gap? there is definitely a gap for a lot of consumers. adrienne: absolutely. in the second quarter, and retailers had an odd quarter july, there was this huge pent-up demand that carried forth

lang and jimmy somerville. an odd way, the most important thing i think when i look back on it is how many artists on the project were straight. nobody thought that bono or david byrne were gay because they were doing an aids benefit, it was sort of like, okay, it's safe. it's safe to not only embrace our l.g.b.t.q. neighrs, family, but also to say this is not a disease that is really about this. >> reporter: it's also interesting thinking, again in contemporary terms, the power of acknowledgment from someone or a group that is outside of the group. for instance, hoe america has really struggled to say "black lives matter." it's a similar damicif you ill. >> david byrne said s becausla ps sister-i tina chao, was h.i.itive. and it's a very important lesson that empathy is often borne through proximity, knowing ovsomeone, you know, being by someone's story. and that, to me, is the power of art d culture ultimately. ♪ give me land, lots of land under starry skies above ♪ don't fence me in >> reporter: in recogniti

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i'm amanda lang in toronto.s been choppy among reits and investors with news coming thick and fast. where exactly are we in the discussion on the return to city living? joining me now is the ceo of brown harris stevens bess freedman. of citys an out flux inhabitants early on in the pandemic. where are we now? bess: we are in a much better place. the big picture of real estate has been remarkable considering all the challenges we face in the economy. the weeks leading up to the election were a little bit slow, but now that we have results and there is less uncertainty, we have seen a lot more people volume. the market is doing considerably well. on monday, there were 22 contracts reported signed over $4 million last week, which is pre-pandemic levels. so we are very happy about that. vonnie: pre-pandemic levels in terms of the numbers. what was the covid discount generally? a very complicated question to answer. it was a mixed bag. we saw a lot of things signed close to the asking price, but there is a variety. i

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with found lying at chairman of the european parliament's committee on international trade welcome mr lang it now the last 4 years have turned the transatlantic trade relationship on its head is there even any going back at this stage. of calls. were made for good cause. serious problems. in the last 4 years. the. expression. the. approach was to draw. the poison for the international trading system now before trump became president the u.s. on the e.u. were negotiating a trade deal should biden win this election would you like to see that back on the table. i'm sure that mr change the attitude of her traditions she mentioned quite clearly that he would stick to his image as a system that he could give a more emphasis to the w t o. but in conflicts through the road based system. of cause. possibilities to place in our partnership but it's also clear because of our you know that's a different situation some areas of competition and regarding different interests the new possibility to never come for heads of trade agreement like 3 to 5 in the teton the decisions they're looking at had a huge

from toronto, i'm amanda lang. welcome to bloomberg markets.e: we are joined by our bloomberg and bnn bloomberg audiences. here are the top stories we are following from around the world. vaccine progress lifting stocks. we will look at the latest in the fight against covid-19, as moderna's results leads equities higher. with a vaccine potentially insight, we speak exclusively with christian ulbrich, the jll global ceo. one of the world's biggest commercial real estate companies. home depot's billion-dollar deal. they bet on a full pandemic future with the acquisition of motels,y, a supplier to senior centers, and apartment buildings. amanda: it may not be the massive surge that we saw a week ago on pfizer's news, but positive sentiment out there in the energy subgroup. the s&p 500 up 5.25 percent this morning, although the price of oil is slightly more tempered. across-the-board gains with a stay-at-home stocks, including big tech lagging. we are seeing some enthusiasm across-the-board. i want to bring your inside the bloomberg to look at inve

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last year to make you scream last man it could be more than just angela lang's goal. she's working to get out the vote in milwaukee. before the pandemic she and her colleagues walk through mainly black neighborhoods each day. she takes us to get a taste of the kinds of conversations she often has with residents. and tourists going there. as you left and i we've just learned now that we are buses voices are you is not i feel that that was the point of oslo and i think that i think that's what a lot of people feel and i'm going to we're going to greatly have to go along you know you know so we're 7 going to stop day and not say sam that there's not that you can't do in life not that we want to be when you grow up. it's hard for a group i'm nice i know that's why i put the lights and message here that i don't buy that i gave up on me a long time ago but on the law fight for health so who does that fight for their child who doesn't make sure that your child doesn't live the best life that you didn't have even if you had the best would you want to sit down and with elected

i'm amanda lang in toronto. alongside vonnie in new york.rg is reporting allies of president biden are telling lael brainard to stay on at the federal reserve. implications of that could be significant. mike mckee is with us now. sources only here but what does that suggest about a path toward those that may replace jay powell in 2022? mike: that would be the suggestion, that lael brainard would be favored. she is the only democrat on the board. there are two openings at the president has been trying to fill, so maybe a counterweight to that possibility, and the fact that she has an extremely strong background at the federal reserve. partly in charge of the pandemic response, so they want to keep her at the board right now. she was mentioned as one of the favorite to become treasury secretary, served as an assistant deputy secretary in charge of international affairs at one point, but it looks like, according to this information, she will stay at the fed. that would probably make janet yellen the favorite for the treasury job. vonnie: intere

i'm amanda lang in toronto.report a big loss but it doesn't seem to be holding back the enthusiasm, nor are these markets holding back other businesses from seeking ipo's. abigail doolittle has more. >> a lot of worries for the markets and also with palantir, you would think the stock would be down but we have a rally. it's been a wild ride for them. in the after hours yesterday, reacting to that loss, the fact that the revenue growth forecast was less than expect it. stock was down 5%, now up 6%. overall, a strong first quarter for the company to be reporting. sales in the third quarter up 52%. to someo did guide revenue growth for the year. you can see, since this stock went public in september through direct listing, skyrocketing, up 150%. -- 115%. investors really seem to be looking past that at this point, thinking the trends for the company, that's actually been around for 17 years, that perhaps more of the strength is ahead. you were mentioning this was a strong ipo year, goodyear to go public. another an

syne ♪ we'll take a cup of kindness yet ♪ ♪ for auld lang syne next customer please. ♪ ♪ >>> warningsbeen going unheeded, by many americans, this thanksgiving day weekend. black friday, shoppers didn't pack stores, as much as in years past. but as you can see from these crowds at a shopping mall in texas, many still did choose to come out, in person. and air travel has increased so much that some carriers kncan't even keep up with demand. delta had to cancel about 20% of its flights this weekend because it didn't have enough staff to man those flights. health experts warn this could lead to a surge on top of the one we're already seeing. the u.s. adding a million cases in just six days. things are expected to get worse, in the coming weeks. alexander field with that. >> reporter: the season, usually, filled with cheer, is here. but the pain across the country, only deepening. >> i expect that the daily death rate will double, in the next ten days. so, we'll be seeing close to 4,000 deaths, a day. >> reporter: more than 90,000 americans spent thanksgiving in a hospital bed. another rec

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i'm vonnie quinn in new york, alongside amanda lang in toronto.ing at the slowest pace in six, suggesting consumers are more hesitant to shop admitted more virus. that comes the same day that ismart -- joining us now gerald storch, the former ceo of toys "r" us come and former vice chairman of targus. you would imagine that life would be very difficult for them and only the ones that are selling the most survive. gerald: i think in most retail segments, the large retailers are doing quite fine. there is talk of missing estimates or something because they were only up .3% on an adjusted basis versus point five cents -- versus .5%. .3%, which is more than any of those numbers come a common revision on a monthly basis. what i look at as a retailer is how i'm doing year-over-year because no one can adjust better. now we are up against a pre-pandemic october a year ago. things are pretty good. total retail sales were at 5.7% year-over-year. that is a phenomenal number for any period of time. take outade, when you gasoline and autos, was up over 8% for

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. >> that's republican aaron van lang veld explaining his vote today to certify joe biden's victory,h sealed the deal. that's a majority of the four-person board. that means the state of michigan will have its election results certified. biden won michigan. michigan now formally admits it. that means donald trump is a one-term president, also one who was impeached, also one who lost the popular vote too, twice, by millions of votes each time, and that's quite a record. but now it's official. still, though, in the end, in michigan, in this crucial state of michigan, it was down to these two guys, aaron van lang veld voted to certify. you heard him explaining there in his low key way why he did so. but his fellow republican on the board abstained from the vote after arguing all day that he didn't want to certify the results. so it was a 3-0 vote by that board to certify the results, the two democrats and the one republican, while the other republican abstained. about an hour after the board voted to certify, the michigan supreme court rejected a republican-led effort in the courts to t

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