is director of the max planck institute for the study of ethnic and religious diversity steve this is even been going on in the german city of goettingen way you'll paste. afraid so there's all sorts of prejudices that appear in every day circumstances of what incidents we heard about with some chinese student being thrown off a public bus. which is the nicest i mean you've got to get what you're going to get back home i mean you don't feel that welcome to you but this is something that we hear time and again throughout history epidemics and xenophobia. fortunately xenophobia is the word means out of this fear of foreigners a fear that they somehow threaten society and the threat might be in terms of people think a threat to the economy and jobs of threat to national security in terms of crime and terrorism of threat to. national culture that it somehow and in this case as you're saying through history we've seen people thinking that foreigners represent a threat to public health what what's what's what is that because i mean what's the advantage of discriminating like that what's the

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from the max planck institute. here's a look at some other developments in the pandemic the number of world wide coronavirus cases as top 5700000 according to johns hopkins university in the united states meanwhile the u.s. death toll has a past 210-0000 authorities in germany say 72 workers it's a u.p.s. distribution center in hanover of tested positive for the virus cases have also been detected in a nearby school and daycare center and south korea is reinstating social distancing restrictions following a spike in infections the increase has been traced to where houses supply online shop has. here in germany a diplomatic row with russia over 2015 the hacking attack on the german parliament has escalated the foreign minister has called in the russian ambassador to discuss possible sanctions in a statement in parliament 2 weeks ago chancellor and america confirmed that she too had been hacked by russians by the of the air the song mission that's that of the in the let me be honest it pains me i work hard every day

good starting point to then decide to go into a human clinical trials patent same book from the max planck institute of colleagues and interfaces in possum thank you so much for joining us thank you. to sports now in the bundesliga rb like steak house it had to berlin on wednesday night and a heated battle that had big implications for both clubs took another step toward survival wildlife inst closer to qualifying for the champions league. heads were knocking early in this one. life 6 tyler adams and he had his mob in platen hot collided going for the ball as platen hot looked to get the worst of it. but the defender stayed in the game long enough to curl a fantastic quarter that found marco grew each. shot. through its time to his run perfectly to give hansen early lead less than 20 minutes later life seek return the favor christen kuku the bulls assist leader found lucas costa maya who's headed home for the home side to level the score $11.00. after the break just after the hour mark marcel holliston burke's aggressiveness hurt the home side the life that defender picked up his 2nd yello

from the mets planck institute. actually kenya what a record 123 new coronavirus cases have been confirmed in the most recent 24 hour period like elsewhere in this pandemic the poor the homeless and suffering the most as if commodity reports from nairobi. every day at around 1 pm at least 14 men and boys gather here in kenya's capital nairobi all of them homeless including 19 year old grandson taking off and they're all here for lunch to leave a daily by a nonprofit working in the city called homeless of nairobi. despite a covert 1000 outbreak most of them have no masks and when lunch is over the hurdle for some banter before leaving in different directions in this reality social distancing and staying home and not realistic options. are more does not exist doesn't exist or doesn't exist so blah blah blah all those things a little bit with that and even if he comes and he's one of them and they die. the kids are used to people dying. to. death was the catalyst to brian's life on the streets he never met his father a

let's talk about the story now with the bad guy he's the director of the max planck institute of color it's an interface and possum which is working on a study into the efficacy of wormwood and artemisinin that's a substance derived from it thank you for joining us here on 1st of all is there any evidence that this remedy is actually affective against a coronavirus. there is no official reports yet that can confirm that we began of working on that study in early march and the effect on the studies in cells that such as there are some interesting effects but it's too early to make a final judgment right now what are those affects how does this work in the body. of the exact mechanism is not known believed for days that it's not actually inhibiting replication of the growth of the virus it's more of a sense often it will have much of a tory drug meeting about it changes the activity of your own system such that it reduces fevers or inflammation of the virus may cause your body and that makes some sense because in many. countries these types of groups have been used to treat fevers and fi

tunnel missed cars use what's known as optical flow to detect others in traffic scientist at the max planck institute in to being in show how easily these systems can be hacked. these 3 scientists aren't rolling around and they're testing the optical fly with artificial intelligence the idea behind it ai translates movements like can't movements into cullen's. change according to the movements direction. is moving to the right then and then your optical show is going to look like yellow in the color map and the foster the brighter the color is so so if it's moving right at a really high speed then you see it like a bright yellow thing and then if going slowly then it's more towards the light so we have like a color wheel representation which sort of like shows the corresponding so the loss of uses that stuff like happened in the video and objects. whenever i know recommend john moves to the left the computer displays this as the color yellow bright purple. but there is much more to optics alone. can seem to also calculate and anticipate the movement of other objects in the vicinity. when th

protection so that guests can see their faces they were close while serving the food on wouldn't planck's to keep their distance but they must be careful not to tip over the boards or the candles. every detail had to be carefully considered and tested to minimize contact a dedicated staff member looks after a single mini greenhouse all evening and they need to make sure that they don't poke their head inside it's already clear more staff are needed for fewer guests. it was always or directed to me as i was working you know the school hours. which means that people will be fooled will be having breakfast with. time the result from that will be able to accommodate lots of people with fewer seats. and to school. on time the concepts creators hope the author already swelled quickly give the idea their seal of approval when restaurants are allowed to reopen guests will be able to enjoy the romantic scenery of amsterdam's canals once again . and as a reminder of the top story we're following for you with corona virus infections on the decline italy's government has announced that tourists will

protection so that guests can see their faces they want gloves while serving the food on wouldn't planck's to keep their distance but they must be careful not to tip over the boards or the candles. in every detail had to be carefully considered and tested to minimize contact a dedicated staff member looks after a single mini greenhouse all evening and they need to make sure that they don't poke their head inside it's already clear more staff are needed for fewer guests. it was always or directed at me if i was working you know it was in school. which means that i have people and before we'll be having breakfast when it is. time to result from that i will be able to accommodate lots of people with fewer seats. on some of the concepts creators hope the author already quickly gives the idea of their seal of approval when restaurants are allowed to reopen guests will be able to enjoy the romantic scenery of amsterdam's canals once again. well this is the don't use remember you can keep up to date with all the latest news on our website that's d w dot com and you can follow us on twitter and in

across the city at the max planck institute for infection biology, experts are hoping to adapt existingerculosis vaccines to help treat covid-19. what the scientists here know is that if germany can move faster in relaxing its restrictions because it has been better at getting on top of the virus from the start due to its large testing capability and a certain amount of lot. -- luck. but are they now pushing their luck? much of the economy, 75%, the government says, never locked down. now that so many shops are reopening, germany's fearsome testing capability is being applied to warn of any increase of infections as a result. southwest of the capital in potter dam -- potts dam, they are preparing for the next phase of this. >> you see that the visitors have safe places here in the exhibition where the sts are. reporter: one third as many visitors at a time and subject to social distancing. germany then relies on data, masks, and tracing. filming in recent days, we have been asked many times to fil out forms designed to help contact trace if someone develops a virus. >> you just have to

death advice on coronavirus we investigate risk literacy with risk and rationality scholar at the max planck institute harding risk literacy center director professor good grounds and 1st class passengers on a sinking ship has covered $900.00 further exposes deepening cracks in us as your money power we ask award winning sociologist richard blackman how mass mobilization can now transform the neoliberal world order only a small coming up in today's going underground 1st all around the world our politicians will today be telling you how to live your lives and not be killed by coronavirus how to decode what they're saying and bypass the politicized spin incompetence and malfeasance joining me via skype from berlin is director of the harding center of a risk literacy professor good grounds and thanks so much greg for coming on to as i say we're going to all be watching our politicians tell us about the fact that they are following the science how should we interpret what those politicians tell us in the in the context of risk and literacy i think it would be really important that people themsel

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death advice on coronavirus we investigate risk literacy with risk and rationality scholar at the max planck institute harding risk literacy center director professor good grounds a 1st class passengers on a sinking ship has covered 900 further exposes deepening cracks in us as your money power we ask award winning sociologist richard lachlan how mass mobilization can now transform the neoliberal world order all this more coming up in today's going underground or 1st all around the world our politicians will today be telling you how to live your lives and not be killed by coronavirus how to decode what they're saying and bypass the politicized spin incompetence and malfeasance joining me via skype from berlin is director of the harding center of a risk literacy professor good. thanks so much guys for coming on so as i say we're going to all be watching our politicians tell us about the fact that they are following the science how should we interpret what those politicians tell us in the in the context of risk and literacy think it would be really important that people themselves think about

autonomy cars use what's known as optical flow to detect others in traffic scientists at the max planck institute into being in show how easily these systems can be hacked. these 3 scientists aren't falling around they're testing the optical flow with artificial intelligence the idea behind it ai translates movements like can't movements into cullen's at least change according to the movements direction. cars moving to the right there and then your optical so it's gonna look like yellow in the color map and the fosters most of the brighter colors so so if it's moving right at a really high speed then you see it like a bright yellow thing and then if it's going slowly then it's more towards the light so we have like a color wheel representation which sort of like shows the corresponding civil lawsuit is that stuff like happened in the video and objects. whenever i know recommend john moves to the left the computer displays this as the color yellow right it's purple. but there is much more to object close to the computer also calculates and anticipate the movement of other objects in the

as a dangerous future that we see in the making right now stephen for the victor rector of the mox planck institute stephen we appreciate your insights tonight thank you. piers. well here's a brief look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world the u.s. justice department has dropped the criminal case against president trump's former national security advisor michael flynn he was facing charges of lying to the f.b.i. about contacts with russia's ambassador flynn was a key figure in the investigation of alleged ties between russia and trump's 2016 presidential campaign. poland's parliament has agreed that the upcoming presidential election can be held exclusively by postal voting that the ruling party suggested the 12th of july for the date the announcement comes a day after the governing coalition gave up on holding the election this coming sunday. germany's biggest airline says it's negotiating a 9000000000 euro government bail well in return the government wants a 25 percent stake in the carrier and representation on the advisory board the lockdown has

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