going into elections in march so more debates and maurice's of this and b. ble are disappointed things are very long and grown is not going away and the netherlands is 2 very bad through the vaccines. or you're just saying the forests coronaviruses not going away frustration what is the overall coronavirus situation in the netherlands. well we had a. big spike in. inspections some new measures taken down so now it's going. down again it's a curfew in effect last night. introduced because everybody's afraid of the strains . and from the. east it will come to be quickly. and could collapse so. basically a much worse situation. ok well let's hope it doesn't happen journalist michele thanks for your insights thank you. let's take a look now at some more pandemic news from other parts of the world this hour israel has announced a weeklong ban on most incoming and outgoing flights in a bid to slow the spread of new code 19 variants exceptions will be made for freight and humanitarian flights it comes as authorities race to bring an outbreak of highly contagious va

the french flag appeared at arc de triumph french soldiers made their way to the hotel maurice, foughtpside broken the door to the generals office and the first french soldier challenged him, he responded yes and probably better than you. at that point, he surrendered. she shortly after he signed the document surrendering all the remaining german forces there in paris. not far away, a small column of trucks pulled up in front of the hotel rates. an american reporter working cÑ american reporter working earnest hemingway. he got out, and with a group to be generous fear and say a group of french irregular soldiers, made their way into the bar where hemingway by legend at least ordered 73 dry martinis for himself and his newfound friends. the celebrations were beginning in paris. well, charles du gaulle arrived in paris late that friday afternoon. the first place he went to was the train station. there's a photograph of him with the cigarette, he went there intentionally. because that is where general leclerc corey see here to his left had the army headquarters. he went there to emphasiz

in his office, in the hotel maurice, general choltitz was hosting something of a farewell dinner forhis staff officers. and when the bells began to ring, a young second lieutenant wondered out loud, what's the meaning? and choltitz knew. he said the allies are here. he rang up his headquarters, held the phone up so they could hear and he said, the french and the americans are moving into the city. when morning came on august 25th, the friday, the next day, the clouds and rain showers of the previous day had dissipated. and many of the germans in the city recognized that the game was essentially up and began withdrawing to the eastern side, almost like a receding tide. by mid-morning, french and american columns were moving through the streets of paris almost like rivers of iron and steel. some vehicles with white american stars on them, others with a silhouette of france with the cross of lorraine superimposed over the map. but all the germans had not left and so fighting continued between german tanks and german infantry in the resistance forces in urban combat around the arch de tr

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their urban sensibility, maurice the rooster.tional celebrity after annoyed neighbors complained he was the nuisance and sued to silence him. parliament has now passed a new law that protects all sounds and smells of the countryside. this french lawmaker says "the new law targets city slickers who view the countryside in a technicolor screen like an odorless, silent photograph." it's hard to imagine what people expected when living next to a farm, but for now, the ducks are quack and the roosters crow in triumph. ian lee, cbs news. >> thank you goodness for that. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," cdc director dr. rochelle walensky has an update on covid vaccines and their effectiveness on new strains. >>> plus, we'll remember groundbreaking actress cicely tyson and hear from those who knew her. >>> and we will show you how a chicago community stepped up to help a family mariachi band that was facing eviction during the pandemic. >>> that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have

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to talk to people who follows her along the way maurice and critics alike joining us from ethel saw stocks. that. it was positive. that the time that there is no amount of time to call up on what. i love many paying 2 kids to search is ongoing bango morning. so john you are but is a brief on the. cold. bongo is my favorite so i want to visit his place i want to see where he lives and we're here. and they search for him in the fields of france. and at exhibitions worldwide vincent has a huge digital image. sunflowers. tax cuts i think it's something that every artist would stick around for shit c h. a i. wince and van gough lives on especially in people's minds because his life has become the stuff of legend but who was he really and how did his legend grow to become an international phenomenon. odel saw was a village northwest of paris bengal came here in may 18th 19th and over the 70 days created dozens of oil paintings on july 27 aged just 37 he shot himself and died of his wounds 2 days later. dominique shall yun sins presides over the institute bangle in are there a village which artis

maurice donner's is a researcher and signifies at the company in the design the lights around the orchard. no. he explains that lighting is more than merely installing glowing lamps. we need lighting but we do solution do it in a really sustainable way. so obviously energy efficiency. in. great to cradle solutions but also in the direct effect is fighting enough and you have to optimal effect on their own the whole ecosystem and not just on people. but some districts in the netherlands have in fact become darker as a result of such initiatives a satellite images show giving some of its residents and its resident bats the beloved's night sky back. like these beautiful birds returning to africa we head to a beach in the southwest could the watson meet another group of people who invest a lot of time and energy to help keep animals safe is birds are having fun here in this case sea turtles these mayan reptiles spend most of your lives in water but often those lives depend on them surviving a treacherous call to this earth after hatching on the the sand just as well they've got help us to hel

to talk to people along the way how maurice and critics might join us from apple's last stop. amanda gorman is dealing with her fame and later on arts and culture. inspired by the night singer songwriter. her most of us are. just out of university. number one and number 2 on amazon and the us that was right after she brought many to tears with her poem. at the president. and by the way one of those bestsellers isn't even out yet. a poet steps up to the microphone and the whole world listens is amanda gorman was the star of the and argue that stealing the show from the politicians and pop luminaries who came before her through the sheer power of her words being american is more than a pride we inherit it's the past we step into and how we repair it. the 22 year old told reporters that her inauguration poem have been influenced by the violent scenes at the capitol on wednesday january 6th. i wanted it to be a message of hope in unity and i think that wednesday for me really just underscore how much that was needed but to not turn a blind eye to the cracks that really needs. her

maurice donner's is a researcher and signifies that the company in the design the lights around the orchard. you know. he explains that lighting is more than merely installing glowing lamps. signs that we need lighting but we do for you should do it in a sustainable way. so obviously energy efficiency. in . cradle to cradle solutions but also in the direct effect is fighting enough and you have to optimal effect on their own the whole ecosystem and not just on the people. but some districts in the netherlands have in fact become darker as a result of such initiatives as satellite images show giving some of its residents and its resident bats the beloved's night sky in back. like these beautiful birds returning to africa we head to a beach in the southwest could the watson meet another group of people who invest a lot of time and energy to help keep animals safe is birds are having fun here in this case sea turtles these mayan reptiles spend most of your lives in water but often those lives depend on them surviving a treacherous call to this earth after hatching on the stand just as well the

and the political debate is heating up and go into elections in march so diverse more debates and maurice's of this and people are disappointed that things are taking very long and growth is not going away and the netherlands is doing very badly that exceeds. journalist michel cavernous in rotterdam there well the german government is warning that foreign intelligence agencies and conspiracy theorists have attempted to sabotage production of coronavirus vaccines according to newspaper reports the interior ministry says german manufacturers have been targeted on several occasions germany is also imposing tougher restrictions on travelers from high risk countries all passengers now need to show a negative coronavirus test taken less than 48 hours before arriving in the country and germany is to become the 1st country in the european union to use an experimental covert 19 antibody treatment therapy is credited with helping former u.s. president donald trump to recover. portuguese presidents marcello to the sosa has been reelected in a contest overshadowed by a devastating surge in covert 1000

to talk to people in full time on the way out maurice and critics like join us for metals law stocks. this is africa coming up on the program down send in the streets of benghazi the election results are going for the stock contrast to the despair felt by our best in the central african republic forced to flee the country as rebels try to take down the government also coming out. keenly following calls proceedings.

all some people who followed her along the way maurice and critics alike joined us for metals last august. the big one of mahler's one of the most dangerous countries in the world. to move around the capital one of our city gangs of young people known as moderates spread fear and terror among the population. a dozen hours a day sit down behind you pull out a gun and shoot you in the head if you're being allowed back into. the games control entire neighborhoods engaging in extortion prostitution and drug trafficking in women they dig and they come and demand money and most when we pay they disappear again these are. after weeks of a. goshi ations we've been allowed into their world. view was looted of bush years voice or death can kiss our ass. with the police failing to stop the gangs. citizens are taking matters into their own hands. change. the concept turn around. the country. doesn't want tamala faces an ongoing fight against the merciless violence of the modern us. we're 2 french filmmakers have come to be in the way of life just south of guatemala city to find a way inside the world

with what is possible who is magical really what moves and want all suck up to people along the way maurice and critics right joining us from apple's last stop. in the toxic it is in the top we did soccer sometimes. useful but not so good scuse me ok result in our company. listen 1st of all football we call it the we call it soccer day used to it i still recall it. we are a football channel for a soccer channel well we are quite an international bunch more english than tom calls it. date from the usa and soccer such as colleague mark calls it and de niro tells us what it's called at her home in canada. but a lot of our viewers tell us we shouldn't be so careless with our choice of what most comments on our channel suggest we should call it football and nothing else to turn soccer makes them flinch and that's one of the lots of fans of comments others say soccer is totally acceptable there is a war work going on in our comments one cannot see only. what you see here as manchester city striker sergio agüero reaction to former footballer act by. using the word soccer. soccer sometimes i don't

was just possible cold really what moves and want also to talk to people and follow along the way maurice and critics alike join us for metals last august. some in germany. for years it's been a departure point for long distance animal transports today its cards just separated from their mothers. very profitable here in germany young boys often go for export. are headed for northern spain. and another collection point. this footage was filmed by. the animal welfare foundation she's followed the transports for more than 20 years the slide in their care about us always are the noises the cats make when they're suffering and they increase as the journey goes on. and it more and more calf's join in this bellowing you see them licking everything sucking at each other and are really in a kind of starvation stress the animals are under common and stress healers and then. after an almost 20 hour journey the animals are unloaded spayed many of the young calves are completely exhausted song having survived the ordeal. in this film we track animal transport not only display. we also find out what ha

possible to this magical really what moves and want also to talk to people who follow along the way maurice and critics alike join us from eccles la stocks. dot com and well it's finally here the 1st coronavirus. with hollywood a listers locked down is the story of a diamond heist tedious video conferences and twilit paper hoarding. more on an hathaway's pandemic performance coming up on arts and culture and later on picasso and. mickey mouse and the work of german street artist boom young. by now we've seen all kinds of creative solutions to make art and performances possible despite social distancing we've seen concerts on balconies concerts on rooftops concerts on tiny islands now a project focusing on the impossibilities of art in isolation is more. than may not have found an interesting way of visualising social distancing he's put actors from the theater in southern germany inside giant p.v.c. bubbles. for example the musician plays in his bubble here he's himself and cannot communicate with the other musicians and the actor also only he is himself and i tried to depict these areas of

is magical really what moves them what all some who talk to people who follows her along the way maurice and critics alike join us for metals last august. amsterdam's rights museum is home to the nightwatch rembrandt's most famous painting. researchers are gathering data that will be fed into an ai machine learning algorithm. how did rembrandt create this extraordinary work. could there be a computer system at the heart of such masterpieces. could there be a cold for what we call art. the fall time to one pack. in his berlin studio the artist foreman lipski shows us how the dialogue between him and his music began 3 years ago. lipski paints and a computer answers. in a i muse who knows precisely how he works. and it's one. of the best this was the starting point if i wanted to paint there's image i took the motif and painted it 9 times. from the top left to the bottom right. and what i did was did utilize the images including all the interim phase and. then i sand florian a file of about 50 images of the digital photographs of. them so that he had information on the algorithm or. how the

possible who is medical really what and want also to talk to people who followed her along the way maurice and critics alike join us for michael's last stops. somewhere in these woods human remains the city to be buried under the ground. torture victims who died at the hands of the german sect henchmen of chile's dictator augusto pinochet now witnesses to the crimes breaking decades of silence also often as i knew that this was the most dangerous moment of my life and. to this day the families of the victims are struggling to find out what happened to their loved ones. they want to and i want to know is where are you and what happened to you. i can't function without you know what i wanted i want to see mostly because we had to pressure the 2nd leaders who were still alive in order to get enough information we will be up by going again with. the delete is a colonia dignidad half remain stubbornly taciturn you know wings of the system is driving it works on all levels down to the smallest detail. today at the place where people are cruelly mistreated has become a site for jovial gatherings

and finally jerry maurice and lead singer of the 1960 s. british group gerry and the pacemakers has died sage 78. it is of course you'll never walk alone one of their classic hits which became the anthem of liverpool football club well in april marston we recorded the song tributes to britain's national health service and died after a short illness related still heart infection. this is al jazeera and these are the headlines u.s. media outlets have attained recordings of an extraordinary our long phone call to president donald trump and the georgia secretary of state broad raffensperger drum can be heard appearing to pressure him to recalculate the election results in the states which was won by.

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possible who is medical really what moves out important also to talk to people who follow along the way maurice and critics alike join us from applesauce dots. america is voting on its future the wealthiest new glucose to cure me we have to fix the pandemic so that we can fix the economy the gap between rich and war in this country is wide and it's getting wider. new york was hit hardest by the pandemic and the poorest worst affected. of trying to get reelected i do see nothing is really going to change from policy right not just trying to get way worse the coronavirus put the focus on social injustice right in the middle of an election year only one person of the 2 candidates even acknowledges the systematic racism in this country we need someone who can bring together the country. who can unify the country. 8 months one city 3 quotes the city's upper middle and lower classes this film shows an idealized city traumatized taking a look behind blistering for songs and lays bare one of america's biggest failings in equality. spring 2020 and back to kevin smith kirkwood takes a walk on broadway fe

up to people who follow along the way maurice and critics alike join us for metals last time. it was the night of september the night when refugee camp morea on the greek island went up in flames the father was promptly started by people driven by just one wish to get out. the following day large parts of europe's largest refugee camp play in ruins. what was the reason for the fire. the more yes if it gets done and more hasn't just recently become a problem anymore yeah the conditions in the camp had been a problem for 4 and a half well yes estoy a fire like that was foreseeable for has it. in many german cities citizens demanded that refugees from one area be taking they called upon politicians to put a stop to the humanitarian catastrophe on the greek islands. the people stranded here have placed all their faith in europe but does europe have a net so. they can meet socially and we cannot be content with our european migration policy to get we don't really have one so this was the real what the e.u. has delivered to date is an absolute disgrace to european values you are abs

president trump sobs to overturn the results of an election you saw the cool but misleading people with maurice by far than our neighbors were misled also with lies. and know were such lies lead schwarzenegger referred back to kristallnacht a wave of attacks on jews across germany and austria in 1938 the name comes from the shouted glass that littered the streets after nazi paramilitary forces raided and vandalized synagogues and jewish owned stores thousands of jews were arrested that night and dozens were killed mary klute director of the holocaust and genocide center thinks the parallel parallels with last week's events are misguided. i believe that allergies are i'm helpful and certainly holocaust and energies are in the program but we always have to look at the context each circumstance and each shift our local context needs and the new aren't needs to be. always taken into consideration in each occasion and each circumstance needs to be unpacked in its entirety because for the many survivors still alive today the holocaust is not a memory is not history it's lived experience it's the loss