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reporter: it is a photo shoot, just like in milan, new york, or berlin. t the new collection his being photographed in tel aviv. in fact, the is really fashion startup is producing men the for the german market -- mainly for the german market. but the features go beyond the colorful fabric. take a look at their origin. fabrics from israel, cut and sewn by palestinians. >> a famous topic is the enemies against the enemies. the smelting -- this melting pot of a lot of different cultures. everyone living under the same place -- everyone living in the same place under a lot of russian. reporter: they work together to make fashion, that is what appeals to the group. >> we stay away from politics. i think that is what makes the brand so special. reporter: some of the materials come from israel. the threads are died, then processed according to an old tradition -- dyed, then processed according to an old tradition. weaving is done on the bare floor. it is an old but simple technique, at the same time, very laborious. it requires a lot of physical effort and conce

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divided kammen carpenter to come to berlin from new york. known for his unorthodox style he's one of the fastest organists in the world. he's also created his own digital organ which doesn't need when styles and sounds are transformed into binary data. but he is the virtual so on the traditional pipe organ to a musician with unflagging passion for his instrument just walking through the console to this day feels fills me with a kind of a deep anticipation and excitement a nervous nose and a readiness as though i'm coming to the moment that i was made for. east taking it upon himself to breathe the instrument from the shackles of religion . the idea that the organ comes from church is christian propaganda it's not only about playing the organ but also about expanding our view of what the organ is which of course includes giving the organ identity outside of church and also in people's minds as being possible to be something other than only church. carpenter commissioned the international touring organ so he could play in other settings during

in washington tell the news from berlin coming up next hour documentary new york city rich and poor i'm terry martin thanks for watching. the. young moroccan immigrants. they know the police will stop them i think that's the road use another solution. their flight could be fatal. not an option.

>> there are lots of virtual museum tours being offered all across the world, england, new york, paris, berlinlly great and cool \artifacts and also you can think, hey, where do you want to go when we can travel again? what are the five things you really want to see and gets them hopeful and excited about when life gets back to normal and can experience these things in person. >> those are some really great ideas. do you have any other suggestions for very tired parents right now? >> oh, yeah, so one of the things i love is letsroam.com and they set up virtual scavenger hunts that you can do from an app on your phone and you don't even have to leave your house if you don't want to, and then you can also do these scavenger hunts where you go out into the city and do cities across the country from midsize to major, and you can find out historical facts, get the family involved. gives them a sense of competition because there are points. it's really fun. it gets everyone excited, but keep it to your family because we also want to be pandemic friendly and pandemic safe. >> some great tips, some gr

divided cameron carpenter to come to berlin from new york.known for his unorthodox style he's one of the fastest organists in the world. he's also created his own digital organ which doesn't need when styles and sounds are transformed into binary data. but he is a virtual also on the traditional pipe organ to a musician with unflagging passion for his instrument just walking to the console to this day feels fills me with a kind of deep anticipation and excitement and nervousness and a readiness as though i'm coming to the moment that i was made for. he's taking it upon himself to breed the instruments from the shackles of religion . the idea that the organ comes from church is christian propaganda it's not only about playing the organ but also about expanding r.d.o. of what the organ is which of course includes giving the organ identity outside of church and also in people's minds as being possible to be something other than only church. carpenter commissioned the international touring organ so he could play in other settings during the pande

to invited cameron carpenter to come to berlin from new york.known for his unorthodox style he's one of the fastest organists in the world. he's also created his own digital organ which doesn't need when styles and sounds are transformed into binary data. but he is a virtual cell on the traditional pipe organ to a musician with unflagging passion for his instrument just walking to the console to this day feels fills me with a kind of a deep anticipation and excitement a nervous nose and a readiness as though i'm coming to the moment that i was made for. ease taking it upon himself to free the instrument from the shackles of religion. the idea that the organ comes from church is christian propaganda it's not only about playing the organ but also about expanding r.d.o. of what the organ is which of course includes giving the organ identity outside of church and also in people's minds as being possible to be something other than only church. carpenter commissioned the international touring organ so he could play in other settings during the pandemi

divided cameron carpenter to come to berlin from new york.known for his unorthodox style he's one of the fastest organists in the world. he's also created his own digital organ which doesn't need when styles and sounds are transformed into binary data. but he is a virtual also on the traditional pipe organ to a musician with unflagging passion for his instrument just walking to the console to this day feels fills me with a kind of deep anticipation and excitement nervousness and a readiness as though i'm coming to the moment that i was made for. he's taken it upon himself to read the instruments from the shackles of religion. the idea that the organ comes from church is christian propaganda it's not only about playing the organ but also about expanding ardea of what the organ is which of course includes giving the organ identity outside of church and also in people's minds as being possible to be something other than only church. carpenter commissioned the international touring organ so he could play in other settings during the pandemic he's

invited cameron carpenter to come to berlin from new york.known for his unorthodox style he's one of the fastest organists in the world. he's also created his own digital organ which doesn't need when styles and sounds are transformed into binary data. but he is a virtual also on the traditional pipe organ to a musician with unflagging passion for his instrument just walking to the console to this day feels fills me with a kind of deep anticipation and excitement nervousness and a readiness as though i'm coming to the moment that i was made for. he's taken it upon himself to breed the instrument from the shackles of religion. the idea that the organ comes from church is christian propaganda it's not only about playing the organ but also about expanding ardea of what the organ is which of course includes giving the organ identity outside of church and also in people's minds as being possible to be something other than only church. carpenter commissioned the international touring organ so he could play in other settings during the pandemic he's

of hard invited cameron carpenter to come to berlin from new york.nown for his unorthodox style he's one of the fastest organists in the world. he's also created his own digital organ which doesn't need when styles and sounds are transformed into binary data. but he is a virtual also on the traditional pipe organ to a musician with unflagging passion for his instrument just walking to the console to this day feels fills me with a kind of deep anticipation and excitement and nervousness and a readiness as though i'm coming to the moment that i was made for. ease taking it upon himself to breathe the instrument from the shackles of religion . the idea that the organ comes from church is christian propaganda it's not only about playing the organ but also about expanding r.d.o. of what the organ is which of course includes giving the organ identity outside of church and also in people's minds as being possible to be something other than only church. carpenter commissioned the international touring organ so he could play in other settings during the pande

the washington tell the news from berlin coming up next our documentary new york city is rich and poor i'm terry marsh and thanks for watching. young moroccan immigrants. they know the police will stop god. that's the rudest solution. they know their flights could be fatal. baggage is not an option shattered dreams starts january 18th on t.w. . this is the most species rich and oldest rainforest on. 113000000 years old. long. haul. it's located in a malaysian part of borneo it's still home to 40 tribes and ethnic groups including the pentagon. on a low budget but i think that what we think the when the forest we find wild boars talk of fruits and medicine. when the forest rich are wonderful and we're connected with our ancestors but when i dealt. with you but now i reminds us of a beautiful time when the forests are still intact. and that. they're living environment is threatened. by huge palm oil plantations are eating down wife found out and father into the ancient forest and destroying the rain forest ecosystem. is what the pentagon calls back home it means both forest and wild 1600

will the united states really trade new york for paris? berlin?go for west imf to break nato is appealing to the soviets. it is cheap in the grand scheme of the ways you can test nato's viability. certainly when the west german bundestag finally votes to accept the pershing ii's, this is a big setback for the soviets. in november of 1983, there is a -- if you do that without giving us a heads up. is a key part of that story. thank you for those questions. thank you. incredibly pleased to be here and discuss this amazing new book. been working on this project for a long time. i cannot talk enough about the depth of archival research, all the archives you went through, makes this book shine and shows us what you can do, looking at archives and digging around in places that you may not think you are going to find something allows you to get the nuances of these stories on the superpowers during this period. i do need to start with my disclaimer, these views are mine, not of the u.s. government, and my comments are going to be based solely on declassi

east a new israeli fashion house with its eye on european markets is bringing together artists and artisans from very different backgrounds. it's a photo shoot just like in milan v york or berlin but the new collection from our dish is being photographed in tel aviv in fact the israeli fashion startup is producing mainly for the german market but the label special features go beyond the colorful fabrics take a look at their origin better when fabrics from israel cut and so on but palestinians. famous topic of israelis decent for exactly the enemies against the enemies in this melting pot of a lot of different cultures and people and beginning on are a big everyone even in the same place and there are a lot of pressure at peace israelis and palestinians work together to make fashion bringing opposites together that's what appealed to the group. if we should stay stay from politics to every from politics but i think that. that's what makes the brand so special. some of the materials come from lucky israel the woman trends or died there and the processed according to the old bedouin tradition. weaving is down on the bare floor it's an old but simple technique and at the same time

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news live from berlin the us a says goodbye and good riddance to 2020 the ball drops in times square in new york without the usual throng in crowds cheering in the new year but people are urged to stay home many say all the start of the new year just through their television screens also coming up on the show countries around the world roll out their vaccination programs to stop the spread of the pro-democracy woodstock's limited some experts say they should rethink how they deliver the doses. we have all freedom to it all. and be used to us to make the most of it with the split and now official britain and its nearly half a century membership in the european again we'll take a look at the changes ahead as one era and and another began. and german chancellor angela merkel delivers what will likely be her final new year's speech she calls for patience in tackling the front virus endemic to a crisis she describes as a once in a century challenge. and i'm kyra jensen a very happy new year and welcome to the program the world has been saying goodbye to 2020 and ringing and 2021 under the shadow of t

news a live from berlin the us a says goodbye and good riddance to 2020 the ball drops in times square in new york without the usual thronging crowds cheering in the new year but people are urged to stay home many saw the start of the new year just through their television screens also coming up on the show countries around the world roll out their vaccination programs to stop the spread of the programs produced by woodstock's ltd some experts say they should rethink how they deliver the dough says. we have all read.

toward an even which time isn't at another coronavirus memorial in berlin in good johnson is mourning robert mann sorry a friend from new york he died of covert at the age of 72 she says he was a man of many talents einstein's atalanta father none of his many talents was that he was a lyric baritone and sang in different operas and always discounts but said so i think that this memorial here in this historic square is a beautiful place for him especially because so many wonderful concerts have taken place here for him and he would have loved to experience that. every afternoon a candle in the german president's residence bears witness after easter a state no more oil service is planned for the victims. cold and no electricity in some cases the conditions are deplorable in this neighborhood on the outskirts of madrid drug user allegedly topping power lines the residents feel forgotten by the spanish state. it's bitter cold this morning here in kenya that riyadh on the outskirts of madrid some 4500 residents live here in what may be europe's biggest informal settlement since a power cut in october they've been without electric

from new york many thanks indeed krista let's go live then to berlin which is a restaurant it kane is there 1st tell us the latest in the spat between the e.u. and the drug maker astra zeneca. one of the interesting things that has come to define the way this whole story has developed over the last few days is the differing version of events that comes with it so we've had a situation where here in germany the scientific commission which advises the government the federal health ministry about the sorts of vaccines that can be authorized and in what way well it's reported that it's indicated to the health ministry perhaps that only those under the age of $65.00 should be given the astrovan zeneca vaccine if and when it is approved at a european level because it says that the amount of data for those over $65.00 is just insufficient to be able to say that it can be authorised the health minister here has not confirmed that that is definitely going to happen and said well let's wait to see how the european union institutions approve astra zeneca for use in the entire continent and insid

few toward even this time isn't at another coronavirus memorial in berlin ingrid johnson is mourning robert manzarek a friend from new york he died of covert at the age of 72 she says he was a man of many talents i'm still an answer none of his many talents was that he was a lyric baritone and sang in different operas. always discomforts i think that this memorial here in this historic square is a beautiful place for him especially because so many wonderful concerts have taken place here for him and he would have loved to experience that. every afternoon a candle in the german president's residence bears witness after easter a state no morial service is planned for the victims. cold and no electricity. in some cases the conditions are deplorable in this neighborhood on the outskirts of madrid drug gangs are allegedly tapping power lines the residents feel forgotten by the spanish state. it's bitter cold this morning here in kenya that reale on the outskirts of madrid some 4500 residents live here in what may be europe's biggest informal settlement since a power cut in october they've been without electricity many inhabita

new york stream the performances around the world. substitute for found new safer locations to party like this king on a berlin church rooftop. musicians found a way to drezner symphonic orchestra performed on the roof of an apartment. early in the held picnics performances with socially distance blankets and the music through headphones. there were even super exclusive concerts with a single musician and an audience 6 of one. didn't stop the salzburg festival which went ahead as planned albeit with fewer people social distancing and new safety measures. this would have been ashamed of our timidness had we cancelled the festival this year because our festival was founded in much more difficult times shortly after the 1st world war when there was great hunger and need. grown of the berlin state opera held open their concerts for free. i can't wait to share this great music again. good streaming is quite nice because sitting in peru you can be part of the live experience of being there. this year thousands of publishers from around the world came together online for a digital edition of the frankfurt book fair it was the 1st su

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this is news to live from berlin the us a says goodbye and good riddance to 2020 the ball drops in times square in new york without the usual thronging crowds but people are urged to stay home many some of the start of the new year just through their television screens also coming up on the show. countries around the world to roll out their vaccination programs to stop the spread of the corona virus but woodstock's limit it to some experts say they should rethink how they deliver the doses. than to walk a job.

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for paris -- new york for paris or chicago for von, for west berlin? nato isto imf to break appealing to the soviets. it is cheap in the grand scheme of the ways you can test nato's viability. disappointmental to a lot of people around eastern europe. around europe -- >> take for example the u.s. in 1983,of grenada invading a commonwealth country with no notice to the u.k. margaret thatcher starts saying, wait a minute, you are putting nuclear weapons on my territory and if you will do that without giving us a heads up, what are you going to do with those awfully powerful tools? this is a key part of that story. thank you for those questions and for your generous comments. >> less bring into the conversation. >> thank you. i am pleased to be here and to discuss this amazing book. i know simon has been working on this project for a long time and i cannot talk enough about the depth of archival research, all the archives you went through, makes this book shine and shows us what you can do, looking at archives and digging around in places that you may not

berlin in august in 1936. and ross metcalf, also a middle winner in 1936. the new yorksterdam news and african american newspaper writes open letter to jesse owens and other athletes saying that if they want to strike a blow against racism here at home, then they have to protest against hitler isn't by not going to the games. so what you see both with an african american communities, jewish american communities is a divide about how to respond to nazism, about the proper way to respond to nazism. some like the amsterdam news are saying that if you want to fight nazism here -- islands and other athletes and others in the african american communities saying that the best way to protest nazism is to go over and win medals and disprove their theories of areas inferiority. of course it doesn't work out that way. owens winds metals as too many of the african american athletes, but what you see is the nazi propaganda machine has explanation for everything, and they very easily say some version of will of course african american athletes won, they are closer to animals, and ani

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time is an add another coronavirus memorial in berlin ingrid johnson is mourning robert mann sorry a friend from new york he died of covert at the age of 72 she says he was a man of many talents einstein's art and then for none of his many talents was that he was a lyric baritone and sang in different operas it's always this country but i think that this memorial here and this is stork squared is a beautiful place for him especially because so many wonderful concerts have taken place here and he would have loved to experience that. every afternoon a candle in the german president's residence bears witness after easter a statement morial service is planned for the victims. cold and no electricity in some cases the conditions are deplorable in this neighborhood on the outskirts of madrid drug user allegedly topping power lines and residents feel forgotten by the spanish state. it's bitter cold this morning here in kenya that riyadh on the outskirts of madrid some 4500 residents live here in what may be europe's biggest informal settlement since a power cut in october they've been without electricity many i

jordan even this time isn't at another coronavirus memorial in berlin ingrid johnson is mourning robert mann sorry a friend from new york he died of covert at the age of 72 she says he was a man of many talents einstein's art and then her father none of his many talents was that he was a lyric baritone and sang in different operas it's always discomforts i think that this memorial here in this is stork square is a beautiful place for him especially because so many wonderful concerts have taken place here for him and he would have loved to experience that. every afternoon a candle in the german president's residence bears witness after easter a statement morial service is planned for the victims. cold and no electricity and some cases the conditions are deplorable in this neighborhood on the outskirts of madrid drug gangs are allegedly topping powerlines residents feel forgotten by the spanish state. it's bitter cold this morning here in kenya that riyadh on the outskirts of madrid some 4500 residents live here in what may be europe's biggest informal settlement since a power cut in october they've been without electrici

inequality crisis in new york city so we some sky know we'll have more headlines for you at the top of the hour on the cost really for me and the entire team in the newsroom here in berlin thanks for watching. it go beyond. that. whatever it takes. no running no such. good. job you made for mines.

flow up the to the show i'm super busy in berlin it's good to have you with us. one of the big stories on the new york stock exchange in recent weeks was the expected delisting of 3 chinese tech firms all of them targeted in the recent us executive order prohibiting americans from investing in companies that washington claims are linked to the beijing government on monday the new york stock exchange abruptly canceled the listing shocking many. as if trade and diplomatic relations between the u.s. and china couldn't get any foggier. the new york stock exchange had an announced it was delisting 3 communications giants china telecom china unicom and china mobile. the delisting followed an executive order from president donald trump which barred american investments and chinese firms owned or controlled by the military now the exchange says it's changing course after talks with quote relevant regulators but today's announcement is not undoing the mounting tensions. this expression of chinese firms has a limited impact on these chinese companies but it will harm the u.s. his own national interests and the

new york we have jim anderson he's the c.e.o. of social flow a company that helps media organizations distribute its social content online in berlin we have joined a bryson professor of technology and ethics at the hershey school of governance and here and oh how we have mark owen jones a professor who specializes in social media and the digital humanities been highly for university welcome to you all jim anderson in new york i come to you 1st so apple's going to give us you me everyone else around the world 1000000000 of us more privacy what's the problem. well there's no problem with that and apple definitely has a strong hand here when you go to consumers you say would you like more previously most of them are going to say yes i saw one statistic saying 3 out of 4 people would say yes and don't track me i think that's actually low i think it's probably more like 9 out of 10 people the problem is what facebook is trying to say is wow you know that that's really going to impact not just facebook it's going to impact the small businesses who are the advertisers on facebook and they have 10 to 12000000 small business advertisers an

germany's health minister denied berlin had failed to buy enough jobs instead blaming a lack of production capacity for the bottleneck and pinning hopes on a 2nd fact seen. new york we have ordered more than enough vaccine that is science the 1st vaccine from buy on tech germany has placed orders for the 2nd from adana in all we've signed contracts for more than a 130000000. doses. with the e.u. now giving the go ahead to the madonna job people here hope the vaccinations can begin to pick up speed but few expect a quick end to the pandemic. thousands of orthodox christians in bulgaria have ignored coronavirus restrictions to take pos in centuries old traditions to mark the feast of the piston e. health authorities had warned followers to abstain from mass gatherings future the pandemic. orthodox christians taking part in an epiphany ritual in bulgaria's to injure river young men try to retrieve a wooden cross tossed into the icy water by a priest in a ceremony commemorating the baptism of jesus the one who retrieves it is said to be freed from evil spirits and illness in the coming year. no one here is observing 19 restrictions. visited you see we're not afraid w

inequality crisis in new york city so we some sky know we'll have more headlines for you at the top of the hour on a culturally for me and the entire team and the newsroom here in berlin thanks for watching. the. world. go beyond your own soul to. all of the stories that matter to. us. whatever it takes. not running not. a good enough job made for mines. america is voting on. the wealthiest new cuckoos to to 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. you know it was hit hardest by the pandemic and the poorest worst affected. of trying to get reelected i do seem nothing is really going to change from policy right not just going to get worse the coronavirus put the focus on social justice right in the middle of an election year only one person of the 2 candidates even acknowledging 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 close the city's middle and lower classes this film shows an idealized city traumatized. taking a look behind blistering facades and lays bare one of america's bi

new york. we are counting you down to the european close on "bloomberg markets." the eu is looking for an extra 300 million doses of the vaccine. we will have the latest in just a moment. berlin under pressure to accelerate its vaccine rollout. this afternoon, the german government extending the national lockdown to january 31. in the u.k., after announcing a third national lockdown last night, boris johnson will again speak at 5:00 p.m. london time today. chancellor rishi sunak announcing four point 6 billion pounds of emergency business support. that is the narrative coming out of europe. it is with licked it in the markets under pressure. european markets are down. they stoxx 600 down by about 0.5%. the s&p in the states flat as we georgia.ults out of the oil narrative is the story we are focusing on this afternoon. you've got a big move-in brent crude, a big move at wti to $50, and that is being reflected in the energy stocks as well. the energy sector up by 3.2% on that opec story. alix: we do have some bricking news from world bank. they see the global rebound dampened by the virus cases. they raise china's 2021 growth estimates, but cut u.s. as well as europe. this is

new york. we are counting you down to the european close on "bloomberg markets." pfizer supplies intensify. pfizer's ceo says the move would likely restrict others from key raw materials. the german media reports that berlin is looking at cutting inbound flights to near zero. angela merkel apparently against such a move. just have become a resigning -- just happy contee -- giuseppe conte resigning as italian prime minister. let's take a look at where we are with markets. equity bids in europe outperforming the story in the united states. cars and chemicals really driving the story at the moment, as a result of which we are seeing the german market, the docs doing very well today. but he stuck 600 is up by 0.6%. the auto sector is certainly one of the strongest performers. it is outperforming today. we are also starting to see evidence of details coming through. he was going to benefit in sector from the eu's battery program? we are also seeing a little bit of strength in the british pound today. euro sterling a little bit lower, down by 0.2%. a spat across the channel when it comes to dealing with basking -- with vaccine distribution. concerns about what happened with the astrazeneca vaccine, and certainl

berlin thank you dominic. just to bring you some breaking news coming out of the united states and we're now hearing that new york city is saying that it will be terminating business contracts and president donald trump this coming after the insurrection at the u.s. capital alan fischer once again joining us from the white house this news just coming in allan what more are you learning. well the new york city says it looked at the contracts that it has with the trump organization there what they do you see around $17000000.00 and they decided that they hide a note was that anyone involved in criminal activity gives new york city the opportunity to cancel those contracts they're saying that as the company the head of the company donald trump even though he says he's not involved in the day to day running of his operation anymore because donald trump is involved with the company then it has the right to terminate the of those contracts because he was involved in an insurrection against the government of the united states pretty strong words donald trump will see this really as a political move by new york city in p