pete schultz, joining us from san diego. welcome, dr. schulz. dr. schultz: happy to be here. caitlin: thank you so much for joining us today to talk about important takeaways from the pandemic so far. the mrna, which has been transformational. what do you see going forward, once we are through with covid, what are promising uses for mrna in research and development? dr. schultz: the vaccine area is probably where it is going to continue to have its largest impact. just because of the speed with which you can make vaccines, and because of the multiple constructs. but folks are starting to look at mrna therapeutics for heart failure and for delivering genes to various organs, and so on. beyond covid, it will be interesting to see whether rna vaccines could have an impact on hiv and other infectious diseases, tb, malaria, for which we still don't have effective vaccines. caitlin: another one that has come up a lot is the flu, which seems less dramatic some of these other diseases, but our flu vaccines don't work very well. do you think mrna could transform flu vaccines? dr. schu

as did current chancellor o left schultz, then mayor of hamburg. the planning and construction was fraught with difficulty in the end. it took more than 10 years longer than planned costs exploded from 77000000 to 789000000 euro over the last 5 years, 2900 concerts have been staged despite cove it over 3300000 guests have been able to enjoy the unique l pillar, money experience tuesdays anniversary concert was another night to remember. ah, it wanting to have a news coming up next in detail. we news asia. china doubles down on is 0 coverage strategy ahead of the winter olympics. but at what cost to you? it's people that story whole lot more coming up ended up in is asia, went to rush, batter jay and i'll see at the top of the hour shift your guide to life in that digital world.

tyler schultz said the jurors got it right when they convicted elizabeth holmes. kpix 5 is len ramirez on why he was never called to testify. >> reporter: tyler schultz was one of the first theranos insiders to report the fraud he was witnessing inside the company to both federal regulators and the media , and he paid a tremendous personal price for being a whistleblower, yet he was never called this courthouse to testify in the trial. >> i would've been happy to testify. >> reporter: tyler schultz watched the trial and conviction on the sidelines. the grandson of the theranos former secretary of state, he joined theranos fresh after graduating from stanford. he told cbs mornings that he once bought into the grandiose vision for revolutionizing blood testing and healthcare. >> even when i was working with the product every single day, seeing it failed time after time after time, i can go have a 5 minute conversation with elizabeth and feel i was saving the world again. >> reporter: he eventually saw through the questionable practices and alerted federal regulators

tell us about what chancellor aloft schultz, a said to day in the bonus tag. well, basically, he reiterated how important it was for people to get those booster shots. $30000000.00 more shots is what the government wants to implement by the end of the month, although it's of course uncertain whether they will be able to manage that. and that's why there's so much talk about mandatory vaccinations or so it's once reiterated again that he's in favor, but there is no government proposal towards that. it is left up to individual groups of m p 's. it's the cross the aisle to find a decision according to their own conscience. so we also heard him today speak about russia reiterating that something changed when russia annexed ukraine, that it changing bored as simply some red line that it cannot cross. let's take a listen. i believe we have a sound bite from the chance such as olaf schultz and she, i think addressed the proposal of mandatory of vaccine. let's take, listen, i will pick up a conversation after that. then detox other does do that, that not enough people

it abuse terry schultz for the least night in brussels is always terry, thank you. ah, well, how to balance interests and values. it's a problem facing all countries in their foreign relations. germany's new coalition government is trying to find a new approach to ties with china. beijing is germany's most important trading partner at the same time. there are serious concerns about it's human rights record, the w's chief international, whether joe richard walker reports july. o hamburg, germany's gateway to the world. handling trade that's made gemini, rich, above all with china. it's biggest trading, honor of all. this is part of the legacy of angler mackerel, who built very close ties with bay ging an approach that wasn't just about business . she also hoped to bring about change there's a german expression for this idea, vandal, deutsch, 100 or change through trade. the idea that by engaging and trading with a regime like china, you can encourage it to open up politically. but any such hopes have been dashed, raging suppression of freedoms in hong kong, and his p

and at the end, schultz could convince mrs burbach also to follow a more rational line, return back to real politics and not only follow the line of liberal values which have to be defended all over the world. and this is the change in the german policy which we witnessed now and i think that shorts hopefully will soon meet putin the change in the german policy which we witnessed now and start a policy for europe towards russia, which will include also some kinds of arms reduction talks where he has to push russia to, because this is not going well right now. he also needs to re invest a has to push russia to, because this is not going lot of power and energy into the normandy format, into the talks between france, germany, russia and ukraine on solving the east european east ukrainian crisis. uh and i think it's it is still possible to do it. uh it is ukraine has no other chance as giving the donbas regions more autonomy, maybe full autonomy, then it will keep its country together as being the contested region in the east. let me come to the normandy format because in fact germany tog

when they're in moscow and to terry schultz in brussels, thank you very much. do you both? dozens are dead after tropical storm anna wreaked havoc in mozambique malawi and madagascar. torrential rains have destroyed crops, cut off towns and lift tens of thousands of people homeless. after sweeping through southern africa for over a week, anna has now been downgraded, but the rains continue in much of the region wherever possible people are assessing the damage and bracing for the hardship they see coming their way. these people are fighting to escape the rushing water, but make shift rafts. are there only refuge? one women who couldn't find dry land only just survived upon people. so i just started swimming. but i did not know where i was heading. i tried to grab hold of a tree along the way, but it felt as if i was being pulled down into the water. i had to swim for a long distance before i found a pall of washed of garbage. i held on to it and slept there until early morning. right. i could feel snakes were there too. i know with the residents of this southern malawi in t

and some u allies. chancellor schultz in the recent weeks has been markedly silent on whether he would in fact hold operation of the pipeline in the face of russian aggression. but that position now seems to be evolving. it generally suddenly has been criticized a lot. as you mentioned, has berlin responded at all. indeed to germany at seeing some of the worst international press, it's had in a long time asked today in a press conference. how the chancellors, reacting the government spokesman, insisted that the latest comments from washington are positive and that the west speaks as one. however, while foreign minister bear books voice is becoming more audible, chancellor schultz is perceived by many as equivocating, possibly reflecting the russian friendly position of many of his fellow social democrats. so it's interesting that some german media are now reporting that s p leaders are getting ready to meet in private to discuss the parties. russia strategy and also of note is that schultz will be traveling to washington to meet directly with biden on february 7th. so clearly there's a

a. deputy secretary states as speaking a moments ago i'm joined by terry schultz and brussel says she has been the tracking developments at nato. and emily, sherwin in moscow will get their perspective from their want to give you the 1st word, terry. it was a study, in contrast, frankly, that we just saw unfold. nato secretary general seems to lower the temperature. the u. s. deputy secretary of state fairies trident that's true layla better if you listen to more of her remarks. she also complimented russia on sitting through for hours of listening to 30 countries, basically beat up on it for it's, it's build up on a border with ukraine. so i think that both sides and you could hear this in the undercurrent of both the united states and nato, were very relieved that this meeting took place at all. and that it went on longer than expected. simply keeping russia at the table. speaking about these things was considered a victory in some sense because russia had these red lines that it said, unless you, you know, immediately block ukraine from ever joining. we have nothing to talk about.

therefore you dw correspondence to terry schultz and brussels. and emily sure. when in moscow were both a covering, the diplomatic efforts that are under way between russia and nato. thank you. and we shift our attention that now to the u. k, where british prime minister boars johnson has apologized for attending a party during lockdown in may 2020, after days of speculation. johnson admitted to parliament that he had spent 25 minutes at the quote to bring your own booze gathering in the downing street garden . but he said he believed it was a work event to say thank you to staff at the time lockdown rules in england band, outdoor gatherings of more than 2 people. with hindsight, i should have sent every one back inside. i should have found some other way to fight them and i should have recognised it. even if it could be said technically to full. within the guidance, there would be millions and millions of people who simply would not see it. that way. people who suffered terribly, people who are forbidden from meeting loved ones at all inside or outside and to t

and we also heard somewhat stronger statements this week from chancellor schultz. but again, the, the group with the most catching up to do at this point looks like the social democratic party, the party that chancellor sholtes does come from, which traditionally has a rough russian friendly stance. chief political correspondent, melinda crane. thank you so much for providing us with perspective. a quick look now at some of the other stories in the headlines right now. north korea has released images of its latest missile tests. the launches on tuesday and thursday were of new short and long range missile systems. young young has conducted 6 weapons tests in january, despite being barred from developing missiles and nuclear weapons. malawi has declared a state of natural disaster after tropical storm anna made landfall. much of the country lost power for several days. most em big and madagascar were also hit by the storm. at least 77 deaths have been reported in the 3 countries. the west african block eco was, has suspended burkina faso after last week's military c

earlier german chancellor, olaf schultz hath this to say. it breaks my heart to hear this news. my thoughts are with the relatives and the victims. and of course with the students of the university of hydro bag. the german chancellor, there's a reacting to the shooting and heidelberg. stephanie burnett is in heidelberg, near the scene where they're shooting took place. stephanie, what do we know about the suspect and their motive? who here's what we know so far, just behind me is where this attack took place earlier today. what we know is that a man entered the lecture hall while class was going on an open fire with a long barreled gun. it is believed that he ran out and is now dead. police secured the area after the campus was on lock down. the police have been cautioning against speculating why this attack happened, and they will be continuing their investigations and to understand more. exactly why and what is the motive behind this attack? 70, how a police treating this incident. again, police are cautioning against speculation. a press conference is imminent and there will

wasserman schultz: thank you. mr. chairman, if we are to effectively counter the terrorists that exist today we have to work fully with our international allies and partners to ensure foreign terrorists cannot spread their hateful messages and inspire others to commit violence. thank you, i yield back the balance of my time. mr. lynch: the gentlelady yields back. we are thankful for her participation. the chair recognizes the gentleman from florida, mr. franklin, for five minutes for his questions. mr. franklin: thank you, mr. chairman. i appreciate you holding this important hearing today and thank you to our witnesses for being here. it's unfortunate the circumstances and logistics didn't work out to have more people participate but that doesn't in any way diminish the significance of the topic here. mr. landberg, the kani network is a terrorist organization, do they deserve to be on that list? mr. landberg: they are designated and have been for a while and deserve to be on the list. mr. franklin: do you see them co

we'll ask florida congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz, next.s great to see you, congresswoman. let's chat in just a couple of minutes. ngresswoman. let's chat in just a couple of let's chat in just a couple of minutes. ♪ and i think to myself ♪ ♪ what a wonderful world ♪ a rich life is about more than just money. that's why at vanguard, you're more than just an investor, you're an owner so you can build a future for those you love. vanguard. become an owner. >>> 43 past the hour now. back to capitol hill, where senate democrats will launch another effort today to push voting rights' legislation through the chamber. but right now, they don't have the votes to either advance the bills or change senate rules to pass them with a simple majority vote. with me now is florida democratic congresswoman, debbie wasserman schultz. congresswoman, it's always a pleasure to see you this morning. let's talk about the agenda. i mean, voting rights is just one of the many issues, including immigration reform, police reform, the build back better act, that are s

congresswoman wasserman-schultz joins us to talk about what's going on in her state. >>> good morningerybody, happy to be with you, it is saturday. i'm lindsey reiser. developing right now, we want to get to that major bombshell in the january 6th committee's investigation. politico has obtained an unsigned executive order prepared for president trump that would have authorized the national guard to seize voting machines around the country in the weeks after the 2020 election. this reportedly comes from those national archives documents that trump tried to hide from the panel. in addition to allowing the defense secretary to send in troops to seize and analyze the machines, politico reports of the draft order also would have given the defense secretary 60 days to write an assessment of the 2020 election. they say, quote, that suggests it could have been a gamut to keep trump in power until at least mid-february of 2021. another development we're watching closely, the committee is asking the former president's eldest daughter, ivanka trump, to voluntarily testify. so far, no word on wh

that's ola schultz, his city. he was, it's math for most of the last decade. during the very time when trade with china became its life blood. in a foreign policy debate, he strongly ruled out the idea of a total decoupling of germany's economy from china. i put in the, i know funder was i'm, there's one thing i really want to confront had on i'm and fad a claim against any decoupling fair discrepancy that north america, europe and china each stick to themselves and develop all kinds of separate structures. it's a huge step forward. we have a global economy and event physician and victim the sun go so far as we paid the shaft hub. the thing if no serious voices are really calling for that kind of total decoupling that shows describes that this kind of rhetoric from schulte is being taken by many is a sign that what he really wants is more of the same old song stands for continuity . i think his, his view of china was shaped by his 7 years as mayor of humble. org. okay, so what about anna, lena babcock, foreign minister from greens. well, she's very different.

tyler schultz alerted federal regulators, was the anonymous source for a wall street journal story. >> this whole saga has taken a financial toll, and an emotional toll on my relationships. the toll it took my grandfather's relationship was the worst. >> his grandfather, george schultz, was a board member with the company. tyler said he joined right after graduating from stanford. he told cbs mornings that he bought into elizabeth holmes's vision for revolutionizing blood testing. however, he eventually saw through the questionable practices and became a whistleblower. the implosion of the company was not only a spectacular failure, but is now also criminal. kpix 5's devin fehely on the potential impact on other silicon valley startups. >> reporter: silicon valley is often criticized for not thinking enough about the far- reaching implications of the technology it creates. elizabeth holmes failings however are more fundamental. her technology didn't work, and she lied about it. the gap between what she claimed it could do, and what infected was capable of proved to be a chasm that can

next month, the first meeting between the two leaders since schultz took office. at the state department. benjamin hall, fox news. the cdc is warning about two little known drugs that are adding to the u. s overdose crisis. now one of the drugs has the street name is oh, it's a synthetic opioid believed to be 20 times stronger than fentanyl. hi. so can be absorbed by skin contact , ingestion or inhaling. researchers say both drugs are often being taken in combination with fentanyl. some officials say they are concerned that that anti overdose drug narcan may not be as effective in reversing the drug's effects. well, walking around outside, had to remind myself that it was late january. just amazing, with temperatures approaching the 70 degree mark in a few locations. of course, we definitely want the rainfall, but it's not showing up in our forecast just yet. take a look at some of the highest from this afternoon. lots of sixties one site and morgan hill reporting a temperature of 70 degrees tomorrow, about the same could be a little bit cooler and a few spots and

terry schultz, talking to nato secretary general. you in stoughton beg? you can track the latest developments from our team in brussels on twitter at d, w underscore. europe. ah, in less than 4 weeks, beijing will present a winter olympics without real snow. instead, most of what athletes will compete on will be artificial. hundreds of snow machines have been at work creating slopes over the past few months. it's a process that requires huge amounts of water and energy, which is environmentally damaging. it's prompted one sides is to call beijing the least sustainable games of all time. can leaders of snow per 2nd? that's how much the machines blast out on to the slopes. and they've been running around the clock since mid november. they have to, because this winter wonderland is a far cry from the barren reality of the typical landscape. it rarely snows in the mountains surrounding beijing. even the water has to be pumped from far away lakes to the olympic sites. austrian manuel ship and his team tend to the snow working in high winds and temperatures of

terry schultz in brussels. the u. s. and nato have delivered written responses to russia, security demands, and terry. it wasn't what russia wanted to hear. it wasn't what russia wanted to hear, but it's certainly what russia expected to hear. no one in the us or in nato has ever pretended they were going to even consider limiting expansion of nato. not just not to ukraine, but to, to other countries who may want to join the alliance in the future. that was a nonstarter and that was made clear from the very beginning, but from what we understand while the letters are still classified. they also contained exactly what has been said to moscow and even said to us openly, that the u. s. a. nato are willing to hold much more dialogue with moscow that they want to much more dialogue, that they're willing to discuss. things that are very interesting for the colon, including perhaps, reduction of military exercises. certainly more transparency, which, which of russia has been unwilling to provide up till now to talk about nuclea

dw terry schultz has been covering the story from the beginning and joins us now from brussels. terry, the u. s. a. nato have now delivered written responses to russia. security demands . what's their message? the message, terry, is what we've been hearing now for weeks. that it is very important for moscow to understand that the u. s. and nato want to continue the diplomatic dialogue, but that some of these demands are simply not acceptable. the large one being, of course, that nato would agree not to expand to other countries. notably ukraine at this point. so this is not coming as a surprise to moscow. what's in these letters, which i might point out, remain classified at this point, but which we heard about in press briefings last night. but at the same time, both the u. s. and nato are willing to talk about other issues that are important to moscow. nuclear policy arms control, possibly even a reduction in military exercises if moscow would agree to the same. so there are points that the u. s. and nato would like to see russia engage on, but they simply had to put this in w

most of all the chancellor love shows and the foreign minister and alina babcock, schultz is a social democrat, and babel could green and the difference runs deep. all of shots, for example, used to be member of hamburg the port city making big money on trade with china. oh, or salt stands for continuity. i think his, his view of china was shaped by his 7 years as mayor of hum borg as the foreign minister and alina bab, book like her dream party. she's been highly critical of said jane. she's called for as essentially a break in, in, in germany's approach so more outspoken on human rights. reducing economic dependencies on china. so germany now has a chancellor who doesn't want to rock the boat and a foreign minister who wants a tough line. also in the mix, a liberal finance minister who's pro human rights, but close to business. this could get very complicated. we could see as sort of coughing any of discordant signals on china from this new government. and signals from bay ging suggest things are changing. death more focus on the domestic economy. more state control. these could lee

the w correspondence, terry schultz in brussels, aunt emily sherwin in moscow now 20 years ago to day, the 1st prisoners arrived in guantanamo bay. the detention camps set up by the us following the 911 attacks and the ensuing invasion of afghanistan in a clear breach of human rights, most prisoners were held indefinitely without trial. he w's oliver solid reports now from the u. s. naval base of guantanamo and the camp that's come to symbolize. one of the biggest us moral failings in the so called war on terror. mm guantanamo, located in a tropical paradise. but the u. s. naval base in cuba stands for human rights abuses and torture mohammed to old slaw. he was held cheerful, 14 years, suspected of involvement in the $911.00 attacks, but never charged for a crime. he was brutally tortured and suffers from post traumatic stress disorder until today. and 134 nights ago i woke up and i was shaking. so skin because i so my, my jacket was the dog and i thought it was someone coming to get in. and it took me a very long time. some time i wake up, i cannot breathe. defense counsel anthony n

and germany's new chancellor gives his 1st new year's address. olaf schultz urges the public to stand together, get vaccinated. ah next, spicer, welcome to the program and happy new year. countries around the world began ringing in the new year with fireworks gatherings and celebrations. new york hell its annual ball drop, and this time time square full of confetti and good cheer. even though the pandemic has forced many places to scale back to parties, people are greeting 2022 in the hope that it might be the year when life returns. somewhat back to normal. ah, pandemic or nope, endemic the world is welcome. the new year in, in style. new zealand was one of the 1st it's traditional firework extravaganza was cancelled due to the pandemic. instead of illuminated auckland's landmarks with thousands of life in australia, sydney didn't hold back fireworks, weaved in the air to create wales and wool winds. some of the fireworks were let off early so that children could enjoy them to then it was over to india, where massive beach bodies took place and go potty, go. i said they wish core wou

they're changing all of schultz and again i was mickey levy speaker, these really parliament, the adjuster. we just saw him embrace the other speaker today the holocaust survivor in our buffer who addressed the parliament earlier. the 87 year old holocaust survivor. it's been 3 years in raising camp, raising shot concentration camp standing ovation in the german parliament, the booster verbal bus in the center of the picture, the president of the minister. we're going to hear another musical interlude at this point. from a piece written by lena stein schneider, who was a composer also entered at the treason comp, terry's, and shot on concentration camp pieces called our father or king. and it'll be performed by the prog state opera, members of the state offer. they're part of the cultural project musica non grata project, the prog national theater opera, and the prog state oper, and then the federal for an office of germany. and this will conclude the ceremony in the german fondest talk. ah ah ah ah ah oh i oh oh oh oh ah ah ah ah ah oh oh oh i for members of the state offer their performi

joining me now is florida congresswoman debbie wasser man schultz.od to have you back on the broadcast, especially august about this. update us about the discussions and what do you think the chances are that the 14th amendment can be enacted in this way? >> well, happy new year and thanks for having me. first and foremost, the january 6th select committee in the house continues to investigate and with every passing day, more and more is revealed that not only was there an attack on the capitol with, you know, over a thousand rioters, but there was a very diabolical and deliberate plot by donald trump and his allies to overthrow a legit -- overturn a legitimately held presidential election, and so our founding fathers crafted a provision in section 3 of the 14th amendment of the constitution that essentially said anyone who commits insurrection, anyone who plots against our government should never have a right to be in charge of it. and so this incident certainly seems appropriate to invoke that section and ensure that no one that was involved with p

and removal of many state and local economic incentives under bills carried by representatives mike schultzve handy. in fact, our unified economic opportunity commission will be presenting 26 new policy initiatives, including bills on work force development, education alignment, housing availability, a better start-up eco system. reimagining rural economics, both during international trade. multicultural economic empowerment and bridging opportunity gaps. further encourage you to vote for legislation sponsored by senator david hinkens and representative carl albright to help utah become the nation's leader in sustainable energy development. we can no longer be reliant on foreign countries some of whom actively seek to do us harm to be the primary suppliers of our country's clean energy future. 28, i repeat 28 of the world's 35 most critical minerals can be found right here in our state. we can show the country and the world how to responsibly harness the power of our precious natural resources while being wise stewards and protective of the land that we cherish. i also need your support for

and alina babcock, schultz is a social democrat, and babel could green, and the difference runs deep. or have shots, for example, used to be mer of hamburg the port city making big money on trade with china. oh, or salt stands for continuity. i think his, his view of china was shaped by his 7 years as mayor of hamburg. that's a foreign minister and in a book like green party, she's been highly critical of a jane. she's called for essentially a break in, in germany's approach so more outspoken on human rights. reducing economic dependencies on china. so germany now has a chancellor who doesn't want to rock the boat and a foreign minister who wants a tough line. also in the mix, a liberal finance minister who's pro human rights, but close to business. this could get very complicated. we could see sort of coughing any of discordant signals on china from this new government. and signals from bay ging suggest things are changing. death more focus on the domestic economy. more state control. this could lead china to pull away from the west rather than the other way round. so as germany's ne

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but if russia does attack ukraine, chancellor, olive schultz isn't ruling out painful sanctions. or he has like some other stories making headlines around the world. north korea confirms attested a ballistic missile on sunday. it's 7th, not so far this year. information from japan and south korea suggest it's the most powerful missile test by the north. since 2017 soul is wanting, that young man could soon restart, nuclear and inter continental muscles tests. music streaming giant spotify as taking new measures to combat curve at 19 mis information follows. a dispute that saw artists neil young and joni mitchell removed their music from the platform . prince harry and megan markle hoof find deals with spotify have also expressed concern of a vaccine misinformation protests angry over canadas vaccine mandates and blocked roads for a 2nd day in the capsule. ottawa, the demonstrators include truck drivers who organized a convoy from the western part of the country. harmony such us and trudeau and his family were moved to an undisclosed location as a precaution least 18 people have b

it was their 2nd face to face chart says mister schultz went to paris days after taking office last month. their meeting comes the day after the 2 leaders agreed that further russian aggression against ukraine would have looked very serious. house one says in the sunshine today while the media comes, as russia launched as combat readiness drills involving some 6000 troops near its border with ukraine. that's as the kremlin says, it's watching u. s. actions with quote, great concern. on monday, the u. s. put it in half 1000 troops on heightened alert to be ready to deploy to eastern europe if moscow attacks ukraine. a military standoff and a diplomatic deadlock. almost 2 months since russia began mustering troops on the ukrainian border. the situation remains as tents as ever. with negotiation, stalling between russia and the west, the pentagon has placed 8500 troops on high alert. in case nato decides to deploy. these troops already to support nato state surrounding ukraine rather than ukraine itself. again, i want to reinforce that as of now, the decision has been made to put these units

as did current chancellor left schultz, then mayor of hamburg. the planning in construction was fraught with difficulty. in the end, it took more than 10 years long, let them planned. costs exploded from 77000000 to 789000000 euro over the last 5 years, 2900 concerts have been staged despite cove it over 3300000 guests have been able to enjoy the unique elk the la money experience. tuesdays anniversary concert was another night to remember. ah, you're watching t w news. his reminder of the top story we're following for you at this hour talks between nato and russia have with no clear breakthrough amid rising tensions on the ukrainian border. russia once written guarantees, ukraine will not join the western military alliance. nato says ukraine, however, is free to joy if it wishes. and you're watching the w news up next is doc film with a look at some of the world's most extraordinary love stories. don't forget you can get all the latest headlines on our website. that's d w dot com. i'm here until in berlin. thanks for watching. ah, interest in.

this will be his 1st trip to the us capital since taking over from england, michael schultz has travelled to paris and brussels. a date for the washington visit has not been sent for free. you can prevent a subarus. johnson held a birthday party during england's 1st cove at 19 lockdown in june 2020. that's according to britons. i see the news. johnson is under pressure to resign over hordes that numerous parties took place at his residence when social gatherings of band are reported to allegations is to native speak. britain's high court has ruled that wikileaks found a julian assange can appeal to the supreme court against his extradition to the us, as on just wanted, therefore, leaking hundreds of thousands of documents linked to the wars in afghanistan and iraq, to burkina faso. now where the army has taken control of the country, members of the military made the announcement on national tv. soldiers said they suspended the constitution to salt the government and close the borders and comes off to a street protests and gun battles at army barracks. under also rounds the president's res

many say they shouldn't be forced to take the vaccines. german chancellor, all of schultz is set to hold talks on the pandemic with regional leaders today to discuss the way forward for our way forward as omicron cases surge here in germany . some politicians are calling for an end to restrictions as the new variant appears to cause less severe disease in most people. but some doctors, especially those working in hospitals, say it's too early to give it the all clear. a typical scene in one of germany's emergency rooms an incoming patient is tested immediately for coven 19, and receives the news they're infected with all micron. germany's latest wave has cases spreading faster than ever, and many health workers are also expected to catch the virus. the university clinic and regensburg is bracing for impact. ma'am for them so much was it that we were able to bring in students. we have a part time staff who have increased their workload. and we have teams that work in rotating shifts. teams to some extent at the fest in and she can gov it, it has the stuff. ha, dr. marcus zimmerman doesn't

as did current chancellor left schultz. then mayor of hamburg, the planning in construction was fraught with difficulty in the end. it took more than 10 years long. let them planned. costs exploded from 77000000 to 789000000 euro over the last 5 years, 2900 concerts have been staged despite cove it over 3300000 guests have been able to enjoy the unique elk the la money experience. tuesdays anniversary concert was another night to remember. finally, one of the 19 sixty's biggest voices has fallen silent. american singer ronnie spector has died of cancer at the age of 78, shot to sodom in these nights, and sixty's as leader of the run, this group was perhaps best known for the classic. my baby. ah ah. watch a deed of the news up next is janelle de marlin with your business headlines. that's all for now. catch you next hour. ah these places in europe.

breathe clean air. germany's new chancellor is given his 1st new year's address to the nation. olaf schultz urged all germans to stand together in the fight against coban, 1900 and get vaccinated. in addition to the pandemic, the german leader said the biggest challenge for the upcoming year was to lay the groundwork for germany's future development. and it was no changes today. i am the one speaking to you on you guys eve. as your federal chancellor. things are different this year. after 16 years of new year's addresses by angle america, germany's new head of government rose to the task for the 1st time. chancellor shall send out the challenges faced by the country in 2021. acknowledging the hardships that having endured such as the summer slots in west and germany and praising the resilience, people have shown, especially during the pandemic. when to the day, some people complain that our society is divided. i'd like to take this opportunity to make it very clear that in fact the opposite is true. our country is standing together. what i see everywhere is tremendous solidarity and incredi

s. capital since taking over from uncle michael schultz has travel to paris and brussels. a date for the washington visit has not yet been set. the us and europe are trying to present united front in the face of russia's build up of troops near the ukrainian border. the united states has put a 1500 troops on heightened alert, ready to respond if native decides to deploy forces. the pentagon says no final decisions were made on deployment, but nato has announced it's sending more ships and fighter jets to boost defenses in eastern europe. in recent weeks, russia has mast round 100000 troops near ukraine's border. moscow denies that it's planning and invasion. pentagon says the u. s. is preparing for all possible scenarios in the event of nato's activation of the n r f, or a deteriorating security environment. the united states would be in a position to rapidly deploy additional brigade, combat teams, logistics, medical aviation, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance, transportation, and additional capabilities into europe. again, i want to reinforce that as of now,

a high price if it attacks ukraine. made the commerce after leading with german chancellor, olaf schultz in berlin to coordinate their response to attentions between russia and ukraine. but on the chancellor said they wanna do everything possible to resolve the situation with you to show the plugins only should pretty darn good. this is what the german leader said moments ago wasn't officially his, steve was important to us is how we can act jointly in view of the very difficult situation along the ukrainian russian border. and there are many troops stationed there in it's therefore necessary, this of everything is done to ensure the situation developed differently. and some fear it's developing at the moment. that's asking that this money moved to the 1st nist. we have up and we therefore expect clear steps from russia to that helped to deescalate the situations at 12 to invite and we all agree that military aggression would have serious consequences. she having the consequences. losses to there was a chance of speaking moments ago or less for the reach out to our chief political editor

jan phillips schultz is in lisbon and sent us this update. it's a surprise that hardly any one here expected, the incumbent socialist prime minister costa has won the absolute majority in portugal. elections, recent polls rather predicted and neck and neck, raised with the main opposition candidate observer say that it's his closeness to the people and his competent pandemic management that have contributed to crushed us victory. the absolute majority will probably bring the political stability that many portuguese were hoping for when off crushed us. main challenges will be to come up with a plan for portugal, economic recovery. now, music streaming service spotify has announced new measures aimed at tackling misinformation. it comes off to several high profile artists, neil young and joni mitchell pulled their catalogues from the platform. the mouse daunted off to spotify refused to remove content from star pot. costa, joe rogan, who's been criticized for spreading misinformation about covet 19 also learned this . i am joined in the studio

as did current chancellor left schultz, then mayor of hamburg. the planning and construction was fraught with difficulty in the end. it took more than 10 years long. let them planned. costs exploded from 77000000 to 789000000 euro. over the last 5 years, 2900 concerts have been staged. despite cove it over 3300000 guests have been able to enjoy the unique elk villa money experience. tuesday's anniversary concert was another night to remember for and finally, one of the 19 sixty's biggest voices has fallen silent. american singer ronnie spector has died of cancer at the age of 78. she shot to start him in the 19 sixty's as leader, the raw nets. the group was perhaps best known for the classic b, my baby. a watching t w news. don't forget you can always get the latest on our website. that's d w dot com. i'm here until berlin, thanks for watching. ah, stay in for a live and on demand podcast and language.

s. capital since taking over from england, michael schultz has travelled to paris and brussels. a date for the washington visit has not yet been set. you. k prime minister barak johnson held a birthday party during england's 1st cove at 19 lockdown in june 2020. that's according to britain's i t v. news. johnson is under pressure to resign of reports that numerous parties took place at his residence when social gatherings and band report into the allegations is due later this week. britain's high court has rules that we can leeks found at julian assange can appeal to the supreme court against his expedition to the united states. a sanchez wanted therefore leaking hundreds of thousands of documents lick linked to the wars in afghanistan and iraq. another jonas has been killed in the northern mexican town of default of t juana, the 2nd killing in a week. lord is moll dano lopez, the slammed shot dead inside a car. she was one of a number of journalists who in 2019 expressed fears about their safety to the mexican president. using security forces in sudan have killed 2 protesters a