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germany fails to prevent a 3rd wave of the pandemic german leaders agree a circuit breaking hard to lock down over easter. but german cities dependent on domestic holidaymakers over easter may need to find other answers. and can america be electrified electric car makers are. race after opportunity of data government push for green infrastructure. this is the w. business i'm joined now the one in berlin happy you can join us german leaders have agreed to extend a national lockdown until april 18th a strict 5 day shutdown will apply over easter only grocery stores are open and only for a single day let's listen to what chancellor angela merkel had to say well that's a if. and that's why the 1st and 3rd of april will be designated one off quiet days with extensive contact restrictions as well as a ban on gatherings between the 1st and 5th of april. during this time there will also be a ban on public gatherings outside dining that has reopened will be closed again during these 5 days and only strictly food shops will be allowed to open on saturday we also use the. insulin in the movie. now

and it's not just german store owners that are looking for lock down restrictions to be lifted in the netherlands some cafes and shops have even defied to the rules and opened their doors to customers it's a risky move though of course doing so face a fine of fun for us. for cafe and bar owners in the dutch city of bread not far from the belgian border enough is enough all week long. for weeks now we've seen that the parks in the state ring so full of people no one keeps a distance everyone's on top of each other events are being held in the city parks and i want to show that you can also open up here in a safe and good way i think we need to i think belgian neighbors are ready for it to. go to the countries lock down rules came into force in october and more than 4 months later are still in place and of course there's plenty of customers took advantage of the protest to relive the good old days from before the pandemic . dozens of shopkeepers in the northern city of president event also welcomed costumers on tuesday to protest against the lock down rules. shop and barrow owners who o

into their vaccination program will help end the lock down. isn't of we're in a race to get vaccinated and to feel its effect as soon as possible and for us there are now 2 main strategies caution and flexibility here is. the meeting laid bare the growing tensions between germany's outgoing chancellor and regional leaders in a relationship increasingly more of a conflict than consensus. on this are now joined by public sense book is a member of the german parliament from america's governing c.d.u. party. was even harder this time they were talking. into the night is political consensus over how to deal with this crisis even harder to reach because politicians are worried about upcoming elections or what is behind this. it's also a situation that we are quite close to the easter holidays a lot of people wanted to go on holidays then need a rest after this hard time of the last month so for the political leaders it's quite hard to tell the people no we have a long a lockdown until the 18th of april and 5 hard locked down days over eastern so tha

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show m c busy in berlin it's good to have you with us well germany is likely to extend its current lock down to march 28th that's according to a widely circulated draft document which will lead in today's meeting between chancellor angela merkel and leaders of the german states hotels restaurants and retail would remain largely closer the draft plan it calls for some limited reopening following the recent return of hair salons and a few other businesses employers may be manned. it's provided to cope at $1000.00 tons per week for their employees meanwhile germany's vaccination efforts are moving slowly to production delays and slow distribution. and let's go over to our financial correspondent chelsea delaney in frankfurt good morning josie we've seen already that the retail association of germany is calling for reopening to happen faster the been calling all week for this doesn't look like it's going to happen how dire is the situation for retail in germany. well the lockdowns have been catastrophic for retail it is a little bit difficult to put a number on this because until april of t

valentino constantine over hasn't let russia's locked down stop her she's used the time to redecorate her moscow hotel and because the pandemic has kept guests away she's decided to shelter domestic violence survivor as a crisis center now sends women who have nowhere to go to her hotel because women's shelters have gone into quarantine and they would no longer. i have quite a few friends or acquaintances have experienced domestic violence in both each skin so i wanted to help but i couldn't always help my friends back then sometimes they could sometimes not. it's. just well but now i can help others. valentino's hotel is right in the middle of it is my live ski market which normally draws tourists but it's typical russian look usually these stands would be full of souvenirs and bric a brac in this market would be bustling with people but during lockdown it's become a quiet place to escape. hotel sky which translates as fairy tale has become a saving grace and one of the domestic abuse survivors staying here is a singer in that area xtina came here about a month ago. but. it wasn't th

also coming up businesses in the netherlands find locked and orders to reopen their doors those courts have been called a face a hefty fine. social isolation coupled with financial hardship students in paris fear the pandemic of dropping them off the best years of their life. to the program. this time a year ago if you had heard of us now it's a household name but conferencing platform zoom has seen exponential growth during the pandemic as hundreds of millions of people began working from home last year into revenue growth well over 300 percent despite the unexpected drop in demand with the lifting of locked and restrictions the company is expecting solid growth this year too with the current market value of around 120 $1000000000.00 zune is now worth more than general electric. but how sustainable is really to find out let's bring in the financial correspondent yes quarter in new york oh yes well we all be relying far left on the likes of things get back to normal ok i hope so so nothing against zoom but it would be nice so to have the kids more in real schools and also that business

but lock down light wasn't enough shortly before christmas infection numbers reached such a high that public life was entirely shut down again with alcohol bans in public and even nightly curfews in some places at the end of the year germany's vaccination campaign had kicked off politicians promise that those who wanted the job would be vaccinated by the end of summer but many vaccination centers remain empty due to a shortage of doses but the 1st rays of sunshine many are no longing for move freedom one year after the outbreak restrictions are being lifted bit by bit but in the meantime you take an infection numbers are rising again. i will take a look at some of the other developments in this pandemic starting with the olympics and the international olympic committee is to offer chinese vaccines to athletes and teams preparing for the summer games in tokyo and the winter games in beijing the european medical medicines agency is reviewing an antibody therapy to treat covert 19 used drugs regulators evaluating the 2 substances being developed by u.s. pharmaceutical company eli lilly a

go the country is locked down rules came into force in october and more than 4 months later are still in place and of course there's plenty of customers took advantage of the protest to relive the good old days from before the pandemic. dozens of shopkeepers in the northern dutch city of trans ina van also welcomed customers on tuesday to protest against the lockdown rules. shop and barrow owners who open risk a 4000 euro fine on a criminal record to boot. the bahamas not unusual for a quiz you might want come to that suppose 100 shops will open today times 4000 euros i don't think people in the country will take that very well. and that doesn't feel right. the protests lasted just a few hours after an official warning from the police led shopkeepers to close their doors again. but some of our owners held on until the bitter end. show thank you so much for watching for you can also go to our web site called the flash or on social media as well i mean the team it's good bye. got some hot tips for your bucket list. corner. for some. and some great cultural memorials to boot. travel we g

the left bullies us, locks us down, calls us science deniers, not allowing us to attend funerals, but the illegals can do whatever they want without even being tested. who are the illegals? i don't know. you don't know, and the biden administration doesn't know. might this be a national security issue? i'm not accusing anyone. what do we know about them? how about we vet them, screen them. they might be a criminal or gang member. like the notorious ms-13 gang members allowed in by the biden administration. the gang members brutally savaging and murdering innocent americans, even high schoolers. who might be a serial sex offender, a pedophile who seeks sex with a child and is the criminal justice system's

the countries that don't mask down and lock down a la sweden and great american states that believe in freedom this is the most ridiculous overreaction to a bad kid changes blue in the history of mankind and it's all about in my opinion government control over the people socialism communism fascism telling us what to do what to wear on our face whether we could run our own business it's outrageous and i give who knows and cheers to governor abbott thank god he's probably the great example of south dakota and florida where people are not locked down and they have less open that all the states they're locked out why do you think texas was singled out here i mean other american states are also relaxing their rules against the whole the advice of health officials why why was texas singled out by biden for the obvious i mean texas is kind of the leader of this revolt in america by conservatives like me that can't stand big government and we just believe that texas does things rightmost that it's i'm all i will tell you i think florida did a much better than texas abbott had texas kind of

>> there were chants of "lock them up, lock them up." and the president didn't say to the crowd, "well, no, we don't want to lock anybody up,"" he kind of joined in with them. >> lock... >> (chanting): lock them up! >> lock 'em all up. >> narrator: and all over the country, anger was boiling over. (shouting, whistling) >> to the violent socialist mob, we will not be silenced. >> get outta here you (bleep)! >> we know that there are people out there who can be radicalized. what was different here was you had a president who, for however he was communicating, gave those people the idea that he was on their side. they feel like they have the ultimate cover-- the president of the united states, they believe, is fighting for them. >> narrator: with the election nearing, the president courted extremists like the proud boys. >> proud boys, stand back and stand by. >> narrator: casting his struggle as their struggle. >> you can't underestimate the fervor from that base. >> but you sometimes you have to meet force with force; you can't just stand

after germany fails to prevent a 3rd wave of the pandemic german leaders agree a circuit breaking hard lock down over easter also on the show. germany's hospitality sector have been hoping for holiday makers over easter what to do now that they're not coming we'll talk to the c.e.o. of the german hotel association. and can america be electrified electric car makers brace after opportunity i meet a government push for green infrastructure. this is the w. business i'm joined now on in berlin happy you can join us the german leaders have agreed to extend a national lockdown until april 18th a strict 5 day shutdown will apply over easter for only grocery stores are open and only for a single day let's listen to what chancellor angela merkel had to say. well there is a. and that's why the 1st and 3rd of april will be designated one off quiet days with extensive contact restrictions as well as a ban on gatherings between the 1st and 5th of april. during this time there will also be a ban on public gatherings outside dining that has reopened will be closed again during these 5 days and only strict

well what i'm really concerned about is that we are running from one lock down to the next lock down with any with no perspective for our population we have to understand and appreciate that the most infections are cause in the private settings and not done in a store or anywhere outside and i think this has to be really clearly addressed and the measures that have to be taken is curb out. sure that the contacts are lowered because we are in a 3rd way that is pretty clear and the pendennis something very severe but we cannot only go into lockdown because the fatigue in the population is very obvious because there is no perspective anymore and we have to be more intelligent more innovative how to. temper down this kind of infection that's occurring in our country where there are some health experts public health experts are saying that germany needs 3 weeks of a complete shutdown in order to get this pandemic under control do you agree with that. well at least in theory that could work but then it will start all over again and possibly all in lockdown that means what does it really me

but that door was also locked. she looked in through the glass and then thoroughly aroused by the side of the gun and the blood she ran home and notified the police. this model shows the premises just before mrs. abbott went to the house. and then it beneath that it says no to bene note. well don broke around 5 am sunrise is 6:17 weather is clear. no lights related in the house. both outside doors were locked on the inside. so that's what you're faced with. premises are secured three people dead. gun in the middle of the kitchen floor and blood all over the place. so just tell us something about some of the details in this one that you find. interesting perplexing one thing that's interesting is that you can't see in almost every diorama. you can't see the victim's face. she's purposely obscured people. so you're left with this uneasy feeling you want to see more you want to reach in there and and roll him over so you can see his face. you can't do that. so it's very interesting that she withhold so much informatio

end in germany i think that locked on to. the. vaccinate that the majority of the population has a lot about thank you very much. for here are some of the other developments now in the pandemic if only has blocked 250000 doses of the oxford astra zeneca vaccine from being shipped to australia it's the 1st time an e.u. country has blocked a vaccine shipment under the new export powers that took effect in january the medicines regulator is reviewing russia's sputnik v vaccine paving the way for its potential approval sputnik has proven to be more than 90 percent effective in clinical trials and the world health organization is warning europe to increase its vigilance for new highly contagious strains of the corona virus in 1000 infections here in europe rose by a 1000000 last week ending 6 weeks of decline. 30 people were killed in me and maher on wednesday the bloodiest day since last month's military coup the german parliament has condemned the army take over the foreign minister who is calling for the release of all politica

ember spent locked out last summer _ uncertain times.r training _ uncertain times. ember spent locked out last summer training in - uncertain times. ember spent locked out last summer training in her- out last summer training in her local park and hold. the european indoor medallist now has to get the 400 metre qualifying time and finish in the top two in the british isles to book her ticket to tokyo. that is what i work — to book her ticket to tokyo. that is what i work for _ to book her ticket to tokyo. that is what i work for and _ to book her ticket to tokyo. that is what i work for and trained - to book her ticket to tokyo. that is what i work for and trained for. it l what i work for and trained for. it is all i see. to make it this year with what is been going on, it would it mean so much to me. idea? with what is been going on, it would it mean so much to me.— it mean so much to me. new kid on the hockey — it mean so much to me. new kid on the hockey block _ it mean so much to me. new kid on the hockey block is _ it mean so much

the major issue with locking down when to open up that's got to be a balance and with hospitality in particular on its knees the chance to actually pay people to go out for a meal with the virus large that's a myth. messages for the month of august we will give everyone in the country and the town to help out discount but we do know that the scheme did make people go out and particularly go out to eat it on the days that it was operational so some of those days restaurants were getting busier than they would have to look at that otherwise and the more people you have in the small crowded environment the more likely it is to spread infection of course lockdowns are just about stopping the spread they also buy time with the vaccines only becoming available at the end of the year and workable test interest system was crucial despite the millions spent on an outsourced system left by a tory pair with no experience of it 3 lock downs weren't enough to get a grip on the pandemic. 2 thirds to. 20319 the total number of deaths stands at 50597 i'm sorry to have to tell you that today the numb

we begin in ethiopia where journalists have finally made it back into a region they had been locked out of for months the gray fighting broke out there in november between federal forces sent in by prime minister abi ahmed administration and soldiers on the side of the regional government led by the tea great people's liberation from the t.p. l.f. complicating the picture are troops from neighboring eritrea also at war with the t p l f with journalists on the outside looking in news had been trickling out of tikrit stories told by refugees disturbing ones of human rights abuses war crimes signs of an ethnic cleansing offensive about 10 days ago a handful of international news organizations including this one were finally allowed to return to tea gray now that they're back reporting on an ultra sensitive story the authorities an address have been taking issue with the coverage our starting point this week is a city that the world really hasn't seen since november that to grand capital. there is a normalcy in the images coming out of to get a that is deceptive people going about their bus

valentino constantine over hasn't let russia's locked down stop her she's used the time to redecorate her moscow hotel and because the pandemic has kept guests the way she's decided to shelter domestic violence survivor as a crisis center now sends women who have nowhere to go to her hotel because women shelters have gone into quarantine. and the local. i have quite a few friends or acquaintances have experienced domestic violence in both each skin so i wanted to help but i couldn't always help my friends back then sometimes i could sometimes not. just well but now i can help others. valentino's hotel is right in the middle of it is my live ski market which normally draws tourists but it's typical russian look usually these stands would be full of souvenirs and bric a brac in this market would be bustling with people but during lockdown it's become a quiet place to escape. hotels which translates as fairy tale has become a saving grace one of the domestic abuse survivors staying here is a singer in that area xtina came here about a month ago. it wasn't the 1st time my husband hit me e

more forcing difficult decisions italy is taking a step back with most of the country returning to lock down in germany that's a question that's also on people's lips too from the data we currently have and with the spread of the british mutation we would argue strongly for returning immediately to a lock down to avoid a strong 3rd wave here in front the in the wish very intense become mainstream accounting for more than 60 percent of all cases as infection rates or the prime minister has described the situation as being on a razor edge in paris intensive care unit so overwhelmed with patients having to be transferred elsewhere in the country either france is clearly on borrowed time as you know the english variant is now in the majority this variant is not only more contagious it is also more deadly our resuscitation capacities are such rated the head of the french national health agency who had repeatedly said that the curfew was working is now backtracking admitting it hasn't been enough so let me just show you. the situation is complex stance and is worsening in the paris region vac

brazil's president goes to courts to stop regional governments imposing locked out spies a rise in infections. hello i made 3 of the big of this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up of the day of violence and. cooper testers continue to defy the military. even the tact play scapegoat and morass a call from president biden to end hate crime against asian america this. year at how south korea is bringing distinctive voices back to the big stage. brazil's president has asked the supreme court to overturn curfews lockdowns imposed by mass and state governments try a boston or a says that they're acting as dictators at a starving people by forcing them to stay home during the pandemic walk again to care of reports now from rio. the beaches in rio de janeiro seem to be a world apart far from the cove in 1000 pandemic spiralling out of control throughout brazil this couple from neighboring argentina team here despite news that latin america's largest country is facing the worst health care system collapse in all of its history. in argentina the media keeps hammering that brazil has become the

down or are they violent to start off with and lock down just makes matters worse. yeah you like money guy actually anyway i lose 2 of them at least 3 classes of factors that are responsible so fast at least police know factors. predisposed to. being involved in an actor who islands so like that so if i act out of the mindset dominance of men about how many national psyche and field by the german on women it's considered subordinate to men have basically what they want at least but he's not that much work in this town had brought us it's going to be factors and the main thing is to. be due to the lockdown and pulled out in the people who are basically goaded into this act of violence and then you never leave the of woman to seek help to go out into a white and spew such a situation and walk as men do inspect so yes people lived in that environment to do that and british police know that regensburg this large dog initiated the depths of whiteness and. in mindedness so the to violence also right so it also is obviously a question of character a question of culture as

in the months that news outlets and n.g.o.s were locked out of to getting some found work arounds to tell what is a disk. dressing story amnesty international had testimony that various villages had been burned down lacking investigators on the ground to confirm that it is used in the sky satellite imagery instead c.n.n. also had eyewitness accounts from refugees who had made it out it used animation to illustrate their stories they didn't ask any question they just opened fire and the u.k.'s daily telegraph got hold of a phone video reportedly shot by an ethiopian soldier the footage you are about to see is graphic and disturbing. the video which is about 4 minutes long. shows. holders walking amongst the bodies of about 14 dead villagers outside of a monastery we can see noticeable. in the back and the evidence points to summary executions ethiopian army committing an atrocity aside if the monastery digitalis team was able to. buy in. to get i am just sort of. game and talk to one of us. as there even discussing ways to finish it. we are trying to gauge. but it's communication. now

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we are all locked in this psychological prison of burning aloneness. how's linda?ere some type of issue? she screams. we are fine. more fun, albeit in an utterly disposable way, is locked down, a comedic heist thriller written and shot during the covid pandemic. linda said she was planning to end ourthing. chiwetel ejiofor and anne hathaway are the couple whose relationship has fizzled out, but who nonetheless find themselves locked down together in london. you know you think this i is so happy and normal? no. he's become boring and furloughed, she's become disillusioned and desperate. neither is going anywhere until she hits on the idea of stealing a £3 million diamond from harrods with his help. can the thrill of theft reinvigorate their relationship? live wild, don't die, linda. directed by doug liman, who made swingers and mr and mrs smith, from a script by dirty pretty things writer steven knight, this is passingly fun fair. daft and a bit dopey, but still moderately distracting. his name? edgar allan poe. edgar allan poe! wow! that said, when it comes to movi

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down or other violent to start off with and lock down just makes matters worse. yeah you like money guy actually anyway i lose 2 of them at least 3 classes of factors that have responsibility so fast at least police know factors. for being involved in an actor who islands so like that that. act out of mindset dominance of man or woman you know society and field by the german on women it can see their subordinates to men out basically what they want to reduce but he's not that much work in this town had brought us. to the factors and the mountain is to. be due to the lockdown and both stand in the people basically guard into this act of violence and then you never leave the of woman to seek help to go out into a white and such a situation won't mend inspectorate so yes people lived in that environment to do that british police know their egos wrecked this large along down the museum to the depths of widens and. in mindedness so the to violence also right so it also obviously a question of character a question of culture as you mentioned apache axe society but obvi

then taps at least at the lock down if a 3rd locked down as i put in place then i would definitely have to shut down for good because i took out 2 loans which i will have to pay back. i wouldn't know how to go on. and if. many businesses in germany fear for their existence some have already given up. meanwhile covered cases in germany i increasingly rapidly since restrictions were eased and schools and some shops were opened more people on the move exposing themselves to the risk of infection even the start of vaccinations and germany won't be enough to counter this research as warm often gets heated even if we have already vaccinated many of the elderly there's still a large proportion of people who haven't been given that we still haven't vaccinated enough that is why the number of patients in intensive care units vies again. germans are thrown at the prospect of a possible knock down. with guys that i'm not thrilled with because it's been going on for a year now and that some point you're really done with it. i'd rather open and just live it's boring. many covered cases now and we ha

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valentino constantine over hasn't let russia's locked down stop her she's used the time to redecorate her moscow hotel and because the pandemic has kept guests away she's decided to shelter domestic violence survivors a crisis center now sends women who have nowhere to go to her hotel because women shelters have gone into quarantine and they would no longer. i have quite a few friends or acquaintances have experienced domestic violence in both each skin so i wanted to help. but i couldn't always help my friends back then sometimes i could sometimes not. so long as just one but now i can help others. valentino's hotel is right in the middle of it is my live ski market which normally draws tourists but it's typical russian look usually these stands would be full of souvenirs and bric a brac in this market would be bustling with people but during lockdown it's become a quiet place to escape. hotels which translates as fairy tale has become a saving grace and one of the domestic abuse survivors staying here is a singer in that area xtina came here about a month ago. it wasn't the 1st time

to the lock smith person. going over and pay him. the dude gives him the key. he gets in and drives off. >> reporter: when dan saw the video, he called the number, printed on the van. >> i said you didn't get an i.d.? he said no. i don't understand how that's legally possible. >> reporter: we called that number too, and spoke to wilson zong, who told us that was him driving the truck. he says he speaks limited english, so -- >> reporter: but dan says that doesn't add up, because the registration was in the locked car. zong says he wasn't suspicious, because keys to mercedes usually take hours to create. and the man waited patiently outside. >> a lot of people say, the only difference between you guys and a thief is a license. >> reporter: omar says a criminal can easily pose as the owner, which is why he makes sure he verifies a person's license and registration before creating a duplicate key. he also says it's way to easy to get a lock smith business license in california. there's no training required. you j

valentino constantine over hasn't let russia's locked down stop her she's used the time to redecorate her moscow hotel and because the pandemic has kept guests away she's decided to shelter domestic violence vive has a crisis center now sends women who have nowhere to go to her hotel because women shelters have gone into quarantine and i would no longer. i have quite a few friends or acquaintances have experienced domestic violence in the teacher's skin so i wanted to help. i couldn't always help my friends back then sometimes i could sometimes not. so long just but now i can help others. valentino's hotel is right in the middle of it is my live ski market which normally draws tourists but it's typical russian look usually these stands would be full of souvenirs and bric a brac in this market would be bustling with people but during lockdown it's become a quiet place to escape. hotels which translates as fairy tale has become a saving grace and one of the domestic abuse survivors staying here is a singer in that area xtina came here about a month ago. it wasn't the 1st time my husband

but as the virus continued to spread more dormitories were locked down. more than 300000 workers were confined and told to follow rules not imposed on the rest of singapore's population to better understand what went on during the early days of the lockdown we spoke to a frontline worker at a government linked organization he asked that we hide his identity everyone was in a panic situation for the workers there were also very frightened because they leave you know replastered space whereby. some of the dorms are already infected. also your. phone footage sent by our president at s.n.f. and provides a glimpse of life inside a restricted zone. to minimize interaction between work because communal spaces like kitchens were now out of bounds and the men told to remain in their rooms. so no more no more. inside residents try to keep their spirits up but for many those 1st few weeks will during. the set of. a worker whose identity we promise to conceal said they were subject to frequent tests and told to submit daily records of the temperature and blood pressu

becoming the next bar for opening shops for instance what we're seeing here is now public sentiment locked down for tea beginning to drive policy at least as much as that advice from the experts because that expert advice continues to be don't loosen up you're risking a 3rd wave politicians are under significant pressure to offer some prospects as public opinion is continuing to start being more and more against endless lockdown here. and do we see this as chancellor merkel against the 16 state leaders or are there blocs other people who are saying well we really need to open or we really need to stationed. there are different blocs one state premier saxony for instance actually came around to being one who was against lock down to becoming someone who apologized to german chancellor angela merkel because she has been the voice of caution here at the same time there's a recognition that there are a lot of issues including whether kids can go to school that became a completely regional issue so it's complete patchwork across the country now they want to avoid yet more patchwork while allowi

term leaders are hoping that injecting some margin c into their vaccination program will help end the lock down . we are in a race to get vaccinated and to feel its effect as soon as possible and for us there are now 2 main strategies caution and flexibility if you can. the meeting laid bare the growing tensions between germany's outgoing chancellor and regional leaders a relationship increasingly more of conflict than consensus. let's take a closer look now at what exactly has been decided germany's current restrictions will extended will be extended rather to april 18th measures will expand to include a shutdown of nearly all shops and businesses for 5 days over easter starting april 1st all public gatherings are prohibited and churches will be asked to hold their easter services on line many germans like to go on holiday during easter break with the ban on people holidaying inside germany so domestically will remain in place but they will be able to holiday abroad as long as their destination is not listed as a coronavirus hot spots and provided they test negative before boarding their

in germany actually wanted to slowly but surely emerge from the lock down now we have this set back what's that mean for the economy. well the situation for many businesses is becoming life threatening you mentioned the hospitality sector german retailers who are super nervous the association for german retailers comes up with a number 120000 jobs shops it says are under threat if the lock downs have to continue and in terms of the economy well the group of wise people the economic council counseling the german government in economic questions has said that currently during the 1st quarter of 2021 the economy is in contraction again of course all this can change with the success of the vaccination program but as you know this is really going too slowly here but in the meantime all these businesses hospitality sake but also retailers artists everybody they need a lifeline anything like that in sight. the governors of the federal states who are basically in charge of what exactly is to apply in each federal state they sometimes come up with little. measures of relief for example in some of t

this is a country that had three lock downs. this lock down has been particularly long and painful and people are irritated with their inability to gather in big groups to show their anger at certain issues like this. but the real issue was the proportionalty of the force that was used. the crowd was essentially very, very peaceful. they were close together, and most people were on sebserving much social distancing as they could, and most were masks, but the real scenes happened on the bandstand where male police officers were charging and pinning down women who were standing there making their point of view and masked as well taking covid proportions. it's that disproportionalty that heated real political debate in london outside and around the country. i want to read to you what the mayor of london says. because that is the policing force of the capitol that has said the scenes are unacceptable. the police have responsibility to enforce covid laws, but from the images i have seen it is clear that the response was not propo pro

you can go up to hiss office and look out and say mound gray lock.and he begins writing -- and his letters are wonderful at this time. you know, he describes -- he looks out, there is snow across the field, and it gives him a sea feeling. you know, he's just -- he's in it. he's, you know, just descends into it. you know, he has torn this novel apart and he just starts -- it's like someone taking an old quaker mansion, tearing it apart -- and getting an architect like gary to start, you know, doing new gables and things that don't fit. you know, it's experimental. he's just creating this thing that is much driven by his own sicky as it is the material. and he's -- and he's working feverishly. you know, he starts in the morning. his family members are instructed to leave his food outside his door, his locked door. sometimes it is 4:00 in the afternoon before he, you know, opens that door. he's working -- in his subsequently novel, pierre, which is very autobiographical, he basically described the process under which he was writing "moby-dick" where he

the scientific consensus was that pigments were locked into a layer of connective tissue but research now shows that the ink actually ends up in the dermis and got. my wife's blood cells called micro phage is at francis x. mass a university in mi nona just discovered that when such a micro fades dies the pigment is released into the body after a while other margraf a just take up some of the color this way the pigment is transferred from cell to cell. where the explosion runs toward those that that's really the doctor orders are very we did not mean the ses are always taking a new ink and then you will use it and then taking up again. that also explains why you tend to use often fade or become blurry over time the new micro fade just don't manage to catch all the ink that's been released. so what happens to the ink that escapes medical physicist both convoy is researching that at the university of playing this book he cut open the lymph nodes of deceased people with tattoos and discovered that some of the pigment had ended up there you found it green here. and trade here. we have to m

we talk about the lock down more, but it was a false multiplier. people stayed away from the public, they didn't get their views cross-examined. they nurse their wounds, they exaggerated their grievances. they got out and they didn't get out with the stereotypes. the african-american legal scholars said i do not want to go out there because i'm going to meet white people again and theyav haven't improved. how would he know if he doesn't talk to any? facebook and twitter and the internet, it's like an electric guillotine. anonymous, instant. you are done, nobody is responsible. we don't have a shareholding a shotgun in the wall. you are right when you said we all have this teacup according to our station. it's essential. nobody spoke up, we can handle them, don't worry, 70 years of soviet murder. somebody did speak up in the reign of terror and stopped them. that's where we are right now. >> that teacher who is lecturing that student in the photo, that teacher shouldn't be let anywhere near a public school. i want to have that teacher on my kids ger