constantly changing and that we need to make changes accordingly so that's the case with all coronavirus mischa's but there's a lot of scaremongering going on with astra zeneca and the politicians in the vaccine commission trying to react to it all the only discomforts as germany's top public health authorities mourns of a possible $100000.00 new coronavirus infections per day here in germany is the country's health care system is it prepared is it equipped to deal with those kinds of numbers. well it is a very delicate and a very difficult situation for german chancellor angela merkel and the state premiers. meeting as we speak to present to present this another blow to the reputation of astra zeneca the vaccine to the public to communicate about what's. attractive the huge backlash from the population i mean we just heard there people on the streets are really fed up with the government's handling of the crisis it's not only the blow to astra zeneca but also the slow vaccination the slow roll out and confusing messaging when it comes to testing when it comes to vic ations so the government is r

mischa's i'm talking about the blowback from the negotiations with the chinese delegation and reached beijing has essentially trying to tables and the americans assuming the same moralizing tone against them is that a big deal. we're go. nothing particularly correct in the sensing the result of the stocks because what happened. as a weird we all saw own the t.v. when they had on the record but what happened after that. many people know i'm different not pretty and not right about here you know because of the talks were going on for 2 days live 1st the 1st couple of the 1st day was this what they did them publicly say and this was and both barges addressed mostly they in turn will dns. but after that no one talks of that both sides called constructive and candid. as far as i know there were no specific agreements. notice of the agreements where ish but at least they talked about something. mr lincoln actually said what they talked about it was iran afghanistan it was climate change and several other topics trade there's other topics that they actually. both sides are actually quite int

constantly changing and that we need to make changes accordingly so that's the case with all coronavirus mischa's but there's a lot of scaremongering going on with astra zeneca up in the politicians and the vaccine commission trying to react to it all and only we know that the german public is fed up with these u. turns us what the polls tell us we also know the germans are resisting until americans push for a hard 2 week lock down i mean the chancellor she is facing tough opposition now to her pandemic policies isn't cheap. yes she is facing tough opposition also from state premiers within her own party there are some pre-state premiers regional leaders who are defending their concept off a policy of easing restrictions while the same time using. tests so the use of quick tests in order to to open up some areas of public lives as life as the pressure from the german public is also growing on the government to actually deliver a path forward so the chancellor is facing opposition from within her own party from the opposition and obviously i mean we see that there is a growing discontent with the

chris you know nuclear weapons nuclear warheads at its height when we have you talk of a stereotype mischa's here of your pal nazis who are dealing with the cooler though i beg of you not the one percent pay rise this is just madness major question should be asked about domestically about what this is actually you know given that we're always told there's no money because of the academic impact of the pandemic and secondly why do you want to go back into that alliance the united states was led as it's our rock which medicines afghanistan and thirdly why the uk and we position ourselves as if we'd say to launch a you you quote war. still to come return of the lock downs of a sweeping extractions are back in play across parts of europe as countries ramp up their defenses against a 3rd wave of this or that all the details after this short break. interest rates have created the divide. and really the grounds for a new civil war i think because those who are allowed to get those 0 percent interest rates are get them through political favoritism not true of marriage those who are being subjected t

you chris your nuclear weapons nuclear warheads at a time when we haven't talked the stereotype mischa's here of your kind all nazis who are dealing with the cooler though and derek i'm not the one percent pay rise this is just madness major question should be asked about domestically about what this is happening here given that we're always told there's no money because of the economic impact of the pandemic and secondly why do you want to go back into that alliance the united states was led as it's our rock which represents afghanistan and totally wired up and we position ourselves is if we're to say that it's a launch to you you quote war. still to come it's return of the locked out and sweeping restrictions are back in play across europe as countries ramp up their defenses against a 3rd wave of the coronavirus all the details after this short break. join me every thursday on the alex simon sure and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics small business i'm show business i'll see you then. welcome back to the program now with a 3rd wave of the coronavirus sweeping across eu

one of the 1st gender neutral best leading performance award for this film she's phenomenal mischa place a german scientist relationship wary and she is given a robot an android played by dan stevens of downton abbey fame who's programmed to satisfy her every need fortunately things don't work out as planned and they end up in couples therapy is quite fun sort of saif i take on the screwball comedy from a german director morea shot at one of my favorite films of this year and i'd also like to mention a documentary that got a special jury award today it is called have bachman and his class and it's sort of a fly on the wall documentary looking at a german class with a majority of migrant. student body very very touching really moving documentary that was again one of my favorites of this year's got to know so overall how did this 1st complete the online berlin film festival go. yeah in terms of the movies i thought it was quite good i didn't agree with the jury's picks but i almost never do they never call me they never listen but in terms of the actual movie shown i thought it was very v

of the jim crow era and the late 19th century when racial segregation was accepted by white people mischa least in this bill tried to eliminate early voting on sundays which was a clear attack at african-americans it also bans giving food and water to people who are waiting in line we have statistics that say that 45 percent that black people on average stand in voting lines for an extra 45 minutes as compared to white voters so this is really a way to limit black votes we saw what happened in fulton county at that person's state so i think that they are not being truthful and not being honest the truth is that this is a jim crow esque attack that we've seen in the george of old and they're trying to bring the ga of old 'd into the 21st century it's an embarrassment for that state we saw that there was no voter fraud in the 2020 election there is no evidence of that and as a matter of fact everyone who is alleging that is big suit including so it including some news organizations that reported on it so we see that this is a solution to a problem that did not exist this is all an attempt t

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mischa. -- dr. a mesh ash dr. a mesh and algia -- dr. amesh adalja. just germany that has problems. even though the u.s. has done an impressive job of procuring and doling out vaccines, we are seeing massive spikes in new york, for example, as well. why this fourth wave? dr. adalja: you have to remember that the vaccine is not available to everybody. where it is deployed, it has great effect. health-care workers. we have seen this vaccine enjoy tremendous successful that we are seeing in the united states probably a different fourth wave, if you want to call it a fourth wave. you will see cases, but it will not translate into hospitals going to crisis or deaths going up because all of our high-risk populations are largely vaccinated. there will be a difference in terms of risk. the solution in the united states is to accelerate vaccinations as fast as possible into the age groups now getting infected so that we can also decrease the burden of cases occurring. it is a very different scenario that the u.s. finds itself in because our vaccine rollout has

think anyone who holds 9.5% of a company can do anything short-term. [ indiscernible i think there is mischarizing a. ironic that they are calling us short-termers when they are high loiting their performance over the last five or six months that parallels the dme reopening and not their own momentum >> right >>. [ indiscernible >> jonathan, we are out of time for one today. make sure to stay close. we will follow this one closely. i believe this one closely jonathan, thank you very much. >>> it's the battle of -- thank you very much. >>> the pandemic caused a logistics nightmare across the country. enter transfix the uber of trucking if you will i'll speak to the ceo about the road back this year. >>> transportation index hitting an all-time high today opything that moves things or pele is up today we're back after this. are pros. they know exactly which parking lots have the strongest signal. i just don't have the bandwidth for more business. seriously, i don't have the bandwidth. glitchy video calls with regional offices? yeah, that's my thing. with at&t business, you do the things you lo

so that's the case with all coronavirus mischa's, but there's a lot of scaremongering going on with astra zeneca and the politicians in the vaccine commission trying to react to it. well, we also know that facing resistance and also a lot of pressure. now when it comes to her idea of wanting to push for a lockdown for 2 weeks. yeah, exactly. she is facing resistance even from within her own party and some from some of the state premiers who graf sort of resisted tough for restrictions. they had previously agreed on and we're talking and specifically here about the so-called emergency brake that sees that is meant to see areas return to a hard lock down once they sort of cross a certain threshold of new infections. and some of the state premiers have not implemented that emergency brake, but instead are defending a course of action that sees a combination of rapid antigen testing. go hand in hand with the food, very easy. and off the restrictions and mechanised found very clear words to criticize those premiers and has even said if that did not shame, she would have to think about overreac

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up on not able to get to the second round, mischa schober, i will submit some questions for the record. mr. gensler, you and i had a chance to speak before this hearing and i raise some concerns and specific legislation i entered is that i consider sort of sec good housekeeping principles. when isabel and reduce with senator fischer around can be five plans. the other one deals with the eight k trading gap. both bills are intended to provide investors and the public with confidence that ceos and other insiders are not taking advantage of insider information. my question for you today is when you commit to working with me and providing technical assistance as as a work to ps these bills? >> senator, and wanted to start by just thank you for the warm introduction about an hour and half ago to the committee as you and i know each other about 20 years and not that was very kind of you. but yes, i look forward to confirm to work with you and your staff providing technical assistance and having the staff of the sec help us will. >> i think we've seen many stories and may even be ongoing inve