dulce: al completar la registra sion, se le entregarÁ una boleta para hacer sus elecciones.a o no la recibieron por correo, pueden votar a travÉs de este proceso. en california, los voluntarios en los centros de votaciÓn dicen que no hay excusa para ausentarse de esta elecciÓn. >> con tal que estÉn en la lÍnea, pueden registrarse para votar el mismo dÍa. dulce: luego de someter su voto condicional, la oficina electoral procesarÁ su registra sion de votante. revisarÁ que no haya votado por correo o en otra urna. al confirmar esta informaciÓn, su voto serÁ contado. patrici: ademÁs de la presidencia, en estas elecciones estÁ en juego el control lesionado. estÁ en manos de los republicanos. los demÓcratas podrÍan ser la mayorÍa en la cÁmara alta. galo arellano dice cÓmo se vislumbra la batalla en el senado. galo: controlar el senado es determinante para un presidente electo. incluso donald trump logro evita su destituciÓn debido a que tiene una mayorÍa en este poder del estado. los senadores republicanos estÁn luchando por sobrevivir desde nueva inglaterra hasta eso del paÍs, en

ok, sions. but one has to differentiate between young children.that means children that are younger than to fall few years, and those that don't last sense are young adults. the difference is the following. the young adults tallest sins are more prone to infection and they are also more efficiently in passing on the virus to other persons. in contrast, younger children, it's many studies showing that office lea infected but rarely show symptoms and most importantly, they are not very efficient in transmitting the virus to other person. so they are, not s. contagious as adults dollars sounds. and that is a major point and that has to be reflected also in the medication procedures that implement that. they're interesting, a distinction there that you outline now. german schools are unknown to the badly equipped when it comes to air filtration. what should be done to keep schools safe? i mean, the number of mitigation measurements that can be implemented 1st of all. there's a recent study released, the chesty being that opening their window is very e

today's going to stick to sion as an important part of the strategy to move beyond algeria but britain and rest however many algerians as i heard you know as you know and i heard in that documentary that many algerians not of legal the participated in the in the heroic street scenes typical about many things 1st if it's in skeptical about the article that because to do shit and the applicability of the constitution i've been to that the algerian a position in racine that during the campaign of the referendum in the in last month that they were they rejected the the converted to sion and they you know the of those who go to the polls and besides that because they see that because of the jewish and is the way to distract attention from the all the ruling elites continue with agree on so i think also important to know that today's referendum comes at a time when admitting that to born is puppetry lie in overseas in germany and may help there ever be that the new constitution there are present at centerpiece of abenaki to boot. strategy to neutralize or actually contain that heroic movemen

so my take on this is let do that says that you won't do the sions, and let's see. and in the meanwhile, i think again, improvise on the vaccines too. but that does not mean that we should not starve and initiate the process of that since. ok, look, dr. park, i'm going to have to leave it there. really nice to see this afternoon naps, dr. judy parker, singapore monologist speaking us, speaking to us there from mumbai, thank you. recent conflicts still pose a threat to the local population and recently killed in this area. as well as injure, a russian servicemen artie's murdered, can stand, visited the site of one clearance operation. the sheer intensity of this war, the sheer quantity of me sells ammunition bombs used, are astounding. the sad truth is that it will take years to find it, make safe. every unexploded munition footage visited by john, raining cluster bombs and cities and towns and never gotten a car. buck sparked outrage, but adds, rage dissipates, and evaporates. cluster bombs, don't work with us. so we are ready for anything, especially air drop bombs

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sudanese toppled islamist president omar al bashir as part of a general easing in social respects sions sudan's interim government has allowed designers to show off their i.d.'s cartoonist seeing a cultural renaissance even if these polls are aimed at the more affluent. thanks for watching. to the point. clear position on the international perspectives. america has followed suit but the outcome of the presidential election is posing more questions than answers fool who couldn't dream unite in reconcile these bits of a divided nation move on to the point short 40. 2 point. 016 . on t. w. . with different languages we fight for different things that's fine but we all stick up for freedom freedom of speech and freedom of press. giving freedom of choice global news that matters d. w. made for minds. this is the news africa coming up on the program will be in caps on the edge of our seat to hear views on the opinions from across the continent from the election the house costs so much controversy and he said the date also coming up. we need more blot help authorities in uganda see the cone of

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here a senior official saying this is moving towards a conclusion and towarnc a sion in our favor.got know for 'e lets go to delaware. what is the latest from their? -- there? >> we are expecting mr. weidmann hours to see where the campaignf sees the situation. we are expecting it to be a positive assessment because that's what we have been hearing from camign officials. they have sayinaithe biden ca is on track to win 270ld votes that ce the case by today. cnn has just projected wisconsin for the democrats and mr. biden and they also believe they are on track to win in michigan and to keep nevada and that will give them enough to win the election, even if they don't win pennsylvania. that count will be coming in later in the week. they say they are on track to win t they believe they can dayto 70 by the end of the they also talked about legal challenges from the trump campaign noting that they were prepared for this because the republican have bn already launching legal cases during the voting and would snal they would be doing so afterwardsth d will have to do that because the tr

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a government, this is not our policy.s it tragic and i think people have used it in order to cast sionssaudi arabi i don't blame them, but i don't think it is being fair or equitable. the phograph in paris.ou about she has become a symbol of the call to release some of the activists. in an in 20 mammed bin salman said she is a spy. why isn't that being presented? >> inur legal system, the evidence is presented after the decision is made. it has nothing to do with advocating for women's right drive. if every woman who advocated for the right to drive in udi arabia was to be jailed, half the women would be jailed. is has nothing to do with advocacy or women's rights. it is national secury. >> why don't you present the evidence? the crown prince said in 2018 deat the next day, he would present the ee, show the videos which show that she was a spy. >> i believe the courts will decide when to release the idence and this has to do with the timing of when the verdict rendered. >> she has been in prison for three years without a convi .on many including her family called for her release. cots t

fact, days after the election in july, in your country, a new media strategy of quote republicans, a sion limiting foreign investors and polish media and concentration limiting the number of media outlets that any one group can own. was announced. reporters without borders says the real goal is to influence the editorial policies of the media. why should anyone believe that this isn't just an attempt by your party to tighten the screw? the media in poland. the most diverse inside a new sense of the, there is more to the already produce media in from, in the, in germany, in belgium. in most of this comes from the media, one scene in poland. that is why pictures of the that's point number one of the 2 in. then in some 80 percent of the media is foreign companies. we don't come to see europe, which if that is true, look at what happens when your government gets involved in the media. for example, the public media in 2015, your party of pass legislation that allows the government to appoint or dismiss the executives in charge of public t.v. . and the radio broadcaster the o.s.c. e has said no

how can you put in place workable strategies of course is saying of course if this frustrate sions because we have since coleman. and going to 2020 to die. we're still being left behind the aboriginal criminal justice research and i'm a glass says the pathway from poverty to prison the good from indigenous australia dates back to the hundreds the aboriginal paperwork from the point of contact with the colonists were subjected to a very cruel incarceration. men from all around the state were rounded out whenever they resisted side laws around. all slavery. today indigenous incarceration rights continue to increase between 2004 and 24 tane the number of aboriginal prisoners nationally rose by percent i accept that there are too many aboriginal people in prison i think we have to are not written incredibly complex problem to resolve is the system prices are i don't think so then what we're dealing with is as i've said a group of people emerging from coal mines action and we have to be honest about except. aboriginal people make up just 4 percent of western australia population but account the

and we heard this assessment of the president of the europeanmm sion yesterday. >> these are decisiveneour tiations with the united kingdom. but frankly, i cannot tell you today if in the e there will be a deal. ros: she also gave a backing to mr. barnier and the team and outline where there had been disagreements between the sides. >> there has been genui progress on a number of important questions, on law enforcement and judicial corporation, social security codination, and also on goods, services transport. however, there are still three issues that can make the difference between a deal and no deal. the crucial topics for the european side are of course questions linked to the level playing field, the governance, and fisheries. ros: l's look at some of those stumbling blocks to a deal. tthe fi is the u.k. internal markets bill, legislation that would overridearts of the agreed withdrawal agreement, ich includes something called the northern ireland protocol. the u.k. and the eu signed up to this. northern ireland is part of the u.k., t rep of ireland is in the eu. there have been no

critics fear, wrist trick, sions. for the freedom of expression. for european leaders, there are no easy victories in the fight against islamic terrorism in europe. they need to strike the delegate balance between citizens' rights and tougher rules. let's look at some other news stories from around the world. longtime palestinian negotiator. erekat has died of covert 19 at the age of 65 for nearly 30 years at a cost champion palestinian statehood as a solution to the conflict with israel. a dream he never saw realized, palestinian president mahmoud abbas has declared $3.00 days of mourning a quarter mile in village, destroyed by landslides. during hurricane etta has been declared uninhabitable. authorities have suspended search for victims, and designated an official final resting place of the dead. an unknown number of people are buried under the mud. ethiopia's government has set tough conditions for the start of peace talks, 10 the conflicts in te jury in the region. federal forces have been battling troops loyal to the regional government is de

however, i believe that we should be restyled beleaguer share a sions at the o.e.c.d. for digital tax reform. but also for a global deal on corporate minimum taxation. if we achieve such a deal, this will be economically more efficient and also in the end bring more income now and that note, britain, spain, italy, and other european countries have also announced their own digital tax plans. doesn't that make a compromise within the o.e.c.d. very unlikely to say the least. i don't know. also, biden has announced that he will go on for tax loopholes. so also america has an interest in an international deal. and therefore, i have great hopes when it comes to this and don't forget, after the corona crisis, the company coffers empty everywhere. so we depend on efficient and justified taxation. and the digital tax program writes, of course, illegitimate income and unfair competition between digital business models and local business models. and therefore, i think the case for the digital tax is very strong. cindy told of the green party, a member of the european parliament.

this isle the exciting sion that you all came here for today. >> thi is a live update from the stategeorgia, which is extremely close. this is the georgia secretary of ste, gabriel sterling, who has the fantastic title of the voting system implementation manager. he is going through county by county because this isua ay -- absolutely so close to the wire. he describedhe margin as fewer than the amount of people in a large high school. it really puts this into context but we are looking at. every single book even -- vote. >> just wonder if he grew up wanting to be the voting system instrumentation manager. -- implementation manager. it is super close in georgia, there are some mailed in ballots from abroad. we heard someone say that there was speculation that a lot of those ballots mailed in from abroad, absentees, foreign ballots might be military, and there will definitely be some, but it will also be civilians at have mailed in ballots from abroad as well. in past elections, the proportion of civilians to military, the billieas are in the r number. it is not a foregone conclusion e

fact, days after the election in july, in your country, a new media strategy of quote republic as a sion limiting foreign investors and polish media and concentration limiting the number of media outlets that any one group can own was announced. reporters without borders says the real goal is to influence the editorial policies of the media. why should anyone believe that this isn't just an attempt by your party to tighten its grip? the media into the most diverse leads is inside a new sense of the there is more to the already exceed, produce media. then from in the, in germany, in belgium, in most of this country, the media are of one teen in poland. that is why picture of me that's point number one of the 2 is that in some 80 percent of the media companies, we don't think it's iraq, which you will soon learn. if that is true, look at what happens when your government gets involved in the media. for example, the public media in 2015, your party of pass legislation that allows the government to appoint or dismiss the executives in charge of public t.v. and the radio broadcaster the o s.

what the virus cares about most we know a huge number of examples one of our success didn't put play sions for many many is many centuries and did not weaken smallpox for example measles which is fatal in a large proportion of cases if there is no treatment but generally it often happens that the mortality rate does not change at all. so there is no guarantee that covert 19 will somehow become less dangerous. when you are in the near future there are no guarantees of that. 4 20 in the morning here in moscow i will be back in 32 minutes with another full and fresh look of your weekly this is our 2 connections to. the world is driven by shaped by our own personal. thinks. we dare to ask. american media greed nearly in lockstep avoid each practice journalism again ideology trumps common sense reality and after the election how many voters will say not my president. you get. power by passing a law that good instead of going to. make good let me know as on the top of my. head good plan.

what the virus cares about most we know a huge number of examples one of our success didn't put play sions for many many is many centuries and did not weaken smallpox for example measles which is fatal in a large proportion of cases if there is no treatment but generally it often happens that the mortality rate does not change at all. so there is no guarantee that covert 19 will somehow become less dangerous. in the near. there are no guarantees if that it doesn't for me this i'll be back to top the next hour with another look at your weekly this is. the world is driven by a dream shaped by. the day or thinks. we dare to ask. sputnik 5 has the world. just like its namesake the original sport. the 1st draft of a to leave. and orbit the world's sun while many questions remain unanswered about russia's new vaccine the authorities are confident enough to go forward with mass production. has exposed for sure. what's going on in the fluid states please we made for you spoof it makes me want to know because i was the. real radio received. interest in preliminary requests for juan williams those o

what the virus cares about most we know a huge number of examples one of our success didn't put play sions for many many is many centuries and did not weaken smallpox for example on measles which is fatal in a large proportion of cases if there is no treatment but generally it often happens that the mortality rate does not change at all. so there is no guarantee that covert 19 will somehow become less dangerous. when you're in the near. future there are no guarantees of that. now just days to go to the us election polls are showing that americans are losing trust in government institutions and regard the country's response to the pandemic as a national failure that is killer more than digs deeper into american discontent. whether it's donald trump or joe biden who's sworn in on january 21st next year the pillars of u.s. society will not stop shaking just for that covert 19 may be ravaging the united states but americans think that their government and its institutions could be just as dangerous to the country in an earlier poll when asked to name the greatest disappointments the u.s. congr

issues the europeans are very eager to results don't know it's trump has strengthened message saying sions on mess of tariffs on european cars and of our goods and let's take nato donald trump has repeatedly questioned the american commitment to the alliance and that was corrodes it to the underlying trust among l. lies and many here fear that he could decide to leave the alliance if he gets reelected and so would have biden presidency necessarily be better for your. well we have to say that you leaders are not naive they know that there are many problems that they would disappear overnight if joe biden gets elected but they want to see someone in the white house who is more predictable who cherish international organisations and dialogue who appreciates long held alliances and that's why they would hope for a change of the tone if joe biden gets elected we look to sort of to do so just before we brought you one other example from politicians are around europe but we've also heard from the chair of the german parliament's foreign affairs committee saying he's against another trump presiden

national protection needs the obligation, internationally gay sions all member states to fulfill this alleviation. indeed to protect, to receive in conditions, very dignified, inhumane persons in need of international protection in a situation like the canary islands. for example, what we've done is we have called upon to do tensions to arrivals from and from going to far if countries where we think this situation is prone to trigger forced arrivals, people that have no choice but to flee or war in their situations. ok. so familiar there. thank you very much. the she's the representative of the united nations refugee agency in spain. thanks. we'll get to poland, where thousands of people say suppress rally in warsaw to protest. an attempt to tighten the country's abortion laws. plus was poland's top court, outlawed abortions for fetal abnormalities amounting to a ban on nearly all. 'd abortions in the country riposte changes have unleashed the largest demonstrations in decades and are driving more women to seek abortions abroad. another night of protests in poland. thousands of women

the other way when you have multiple billions such as the one of stone of weeds is a private part of sion which is the one including the construction companies that seem to assume some money through collusion during the world cup, so that in itself is still an issue that is being raised and at times it's been working weaponized and politicized. david, do you believe this case will bolster people's faith in the judicial system? i mean, will there be a sense that perhaps a corner has been turned here that this is maybe a big step forward? i think it will. i mean, it's not the judicial systems or the judiciary's reputation that is at stake here, and that needs bolstering its the prosecutorial authority, which was notoriously corrupted under the xoom regime. and that's why i think this is not likely to be any interference in this case because you know, truly the whole walk of the, of the zuma administration was the extent to which the independence of the, of,, than n.p.a. the national prosecuting authority was eliminated. and if it bolsters, if this case bolsters the credibility of anyone, it

senay sions. there was no immediate response from the company behind us through seneca, russia still waiting for their reaction. other vaccines are also there. the us based foreign giants, pfizer and moderna, say their drugs are also over 95 percent affective. well, has russia says the more vaccines the better? and i think we would rather all agree with that. football fans in argentina have queued in their thousands to say their final goodbyes to the late for poor superstar diego marathoner. but with emotions running high, there were between police and mourners was play. she's rubber bullets and tear gas against agitated fans who are demanding more time to say goodbye. is they lined up to see marathoners coffin, r.t. journalists to cover in the story were injured. one was hit by a stone, another by a rubber bullet i think was. 7 not much. i think meanwhile, in the italian city of naples fans there waved flags and chanted football anthems dedicated to the late star. i. i. the night sky there turned

fact, days after the election in july, in your country, a new media strategy of quote republic is a sion limiting foreign investors and polish media and concentration limiting the number of media outlets that any one group can own was announced. its reporters without borders says the real goal is to influence the editorial policies of the media. why should anyone believe that this isn't just an attempt by your party to tighten its grip the media into the most diverse in china? so this is the, there is more to reality television media. then in, from, in the, in germany invasion in most of this comes from the media or of one teenager in poland. that is why picture that's point number one. point number 2 is that in some 80 percent of the media companies don't come to see europe, which if that is true, look at what happens when your government gets involved in the media. for example, the public media in 2015, your party, it passed legislation that allows the government to appoint or dismiss the executives in charge of public t.v. . and the radio broadcaster the 0 s. c.e. has said now it fail

but i think probably the sions need to be a bit more cautious when they go on the record with the different statements, with different timelines. we need to be a bit more careful with these kind of information which is communicated tool of the public. but at the end of the day, i'm very confident that the regulator, the system in europe, the approvals system you're looking out for medicines and vaccines. we believe are now the senate says, who is with the european public health alliance and a board member of the european medicines agency. thank you for joining us through. well, here in germany, rising covert infection rates have triggered tighter restrictions on public life. in some areas, residents in the bavarian town of pass out are only allowed outside if they can have a good reason, such as going to work or buying food. and a ban on public assembly is now in force in a nother hotspot. hilberg hausen in the country center. well, that's after hundreds of residents demonstrated against lockdown restrictions last week to have used on ahern and filed this report. these images have attracted

senay sions there was no immediate, response to this request from the u.k., sweden, a kompany behind astra zeneca. so we're still waiting for their response for their reaction. there are other vaccines to the u.s. base johns, pfizer and madonna announced just recently that their drugs are also effective over 95 percent. so, as russia says, the more vaccines the better, i think we all would rather agree with that back to you, came in. if a national central moscow there were the update, thank you so much about it today, focused on without international. don't forget the stories that we haven't been able to cover for you here. we got them covered on our website. check out our t. doc. join me every thursday on the alex i'm i'm sure i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics. sports business. i'm sure business. i'll see you then. well you boys will pull you out of the woods, but the good is the house. hold on a pouch and keep it or done or don't let you come up with the truth on them at that time because i'm not bad was one of them. but as of them that point about not a thing. it i

what the virus cares about most we know a huge number of examples one of our success didn't put play sions for many many is many centuries and did not weaken smallpox for example measles which is fatal in a large proportion of kate. if there is no treatment but generally it often happens that the mortality rate does not change at all. so there is no guarantee that covert 19 will somehow become less dangerous google must lead its way. when you are in the near future there are no guarantees if that does for me this i'll be back in about 32 minutes let's say 33 minutes of your news this is art international stay with us. welcome to max kaiser. looking forward to your. yanks this is what happens to pensions in britain. you watch kaiser report. barking up. the wrong choice of hire this too shall pass this phrase in which there was an old it was frequently quoted during the 1st wave. and indeed helped many was dealing with the isolation ration of the brain but as drugs actually resisted prostate more shutdowns stepping into a role and perhaps even taking over the winter holidays just how to keep

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are 1st time buyers and that's a big deal you know they fear the worst to come after you deal like sions and with that people are going to do you know riots and stuff like dad after the election i think it's going to get probably the worse you know and people once they start breaking down houses in the mobs get bigger you got to be able to protect yourself and there's a lot of people getting whatever they can in their hands within both camps we've heard indications that the candidates may not concede that certainly has people on edge but amid the divisions in the country out do americans really know solid differences between the 2 candidates for a lot of progressives it seems like voting for biden is just a way to vote against donald trump so we actually took to the streets here in new york and asked new yorkers if they could name differences between joe biden and donald trump the 2 major candidates here is what we heard. very little. from from the other 3 different experience. from florida. oh so you just heard the word so very close to your heart let me see as opposed to. really. it's.

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there will of course be a response to the saying sions, and since germany was the driving force behind these e.u. sanctions over the note on the case and sense, these sanctions directly affect high ranking staffers of the russian president's administration. we will respond in kind of all russian requests for proof or any lead date or were politely denied. so i would like to reiterate that we do not expect the bearer of bad news, namely us to be criticized. it would be better to deal with the news itself, and we have been firmly open c.w. in that the russian side can approach to ask further questions. ironically, one,, addressing the o.p.c. w., russia was told to go back and ask germany, which made moscow doubt their organizations motives. i will be blunt, the o.p.c. w.'s technical secretary, it is increasingly turning into a tool in the west. ham's, which is being used to exert informational and political pressure on countries that fail to toe the line. this conclusion is backed up by the watchdog's involvement in anti russian campaigns with the scream case and now with the alleged poi

there will of course be a response to the saying sions, and since germany was the driving force behind these e.u. sanctions over the nevaeh in the case. and since these sanctions directly affects high ranking staffers of the russian president's administration, we will respond in kind. all russian requests for proof or any lead date or where paul likely denied. i would like to reiterate that we do not expect the bearer of bad news, namely us to be criticized. it would be better to deal with the news itself. we, have informed the o.p.c. w., an organization that the russian side can approach to ask further questions., ironically, one, addressing the o.p.c. w., russia was told to go back and ask germany, which made moscow doubt their organizations motives. we've asked the technical secretary about the cooperation between it and germany, and we were told to direct our questions to berlin. so heeding the technical secretary, it's advice. we approached berlin and sent a request there. but we still haven't received a reply. to be honest, we've got an unseemly situation on our hands. our german

so he says, if you can come in without and be get rid of all of the same sions, all of the adverse things have happened since you can do it through executive orders. then maybe we can talk. but i think that speech by zarif met us degree of criticism him back in iran. fall saying that was an old friend of biden knows him quite well from his time when he was in new york and feels as a personal chemistry. but i don't think that that's really likely to take it very far. and at the moment, washington is putting on its new sanctions. they promised sanctions every week. but what's different, what's important to buy these sanctions is that these are not sanctions on the nuclear issues. these are making inskeep type sanctions. i think she was dealing with human rights violations and both of them out of but not the nuclear issues. the closer to god, i am by sanctions, by the german ministration, of course, by the drama ministration tone drunk, of course, believes the we won the election but a bit damp. so who is going to win and just, he explained, so are israel or as we believe israel when it says

sions against president 100. today and lawmakers and what sparked them is the fact that they have passed a budget deal on ways wednesday night that cuts many benefits for regular guatemalans, while increasing benefits for lawmakers, which has seriously angered a lot of people. and also say that a priori, it's a serious of a project that will profit according to the protesters, a private company is close to the government. vice president has offered his resignation, calling on the president to do the same. he said, ford the good of the country and now this goes beyond this particular bill. it's clear that there is widespread rage and the country also the fact that the congress has pushed this be a while. the country is still dealing with back to back hurricanes. that have created a widespread devastation in guatemala. it's clear that the protests will continue in coming days and will continue to put more pressure on president john metairie. and his administration and go ortiz is addressed to the freedom and develo

caraquet explains rio, de janeiro a city surrounded by mountains of lush, the g.t.a., sion which is rapidly disappearing. sprawling slums have been devouring the forest for decades. they're still growing invading protected areas like this one. but now environmentalists like donna, some dos have founded the coronavirus, an unlikely ally to fight deforestation. when the pin demick began and started knocking on her neighbors' doors to distribute organic vegetables along with seeds, sprouts, and instructions on how to grow them. thought the idea was to convince people to build less and turned to mother nature. at a time when the economy had shut down, and 10000000 brazilians were going hungry, all the hooked up to the idea of the nature of the pandemic, helped and the prove her point. when she moved cheerily, u.g. had dreams of a bigger house, but coated 19 left her husband. unemployed with the family discovered that nature could feed them if only they'd let it live. the new, her eyes buying food for everyone costs us at least 1000 ryall. but by planting our own organic food, we're not only aid

run much deeper than one pulley to sion, a one administration. and they will not disappear because of one election. ursula vonda lane has essentially been outlining what she sees as the e.u. use priorities, its interests to keep this transatlantic relationship between the e.u. and the us strong and make it stronger. but if you listen to her speech, it really does seem that just before joe biden comes into office, she is looking to take the bull by the horns and it doesn't take too much to, to read what she says as being a list of demands. she talks about the digital economy making that fairer. she talks about tax. in general, she talks about strengthening organizations such as the un, the world health organization, and the world trade organization. all things that biden will now have to look at when he becomes the next u.s. president. now this is all in the context of the fact that the e.u. earlier this week decided to slap $4000000000.00 worth of retaliatory taxes on the u.s. products coming into the e.u. . now this is in relation to a long runn

sion is sought moving from norman 5 god goes to green goggles as lord and off right now because they wore the green god as a boy and that everything was in less pollution by then still of the corn but more firecrackers higher than the norm of firecrackers this would not have an impact on the air quality. other like knowledge is that the move from regular to green practice is a positive one but she feels that the industrial is treated unfairly every year. with uncle the pollution is a year round problem the air quality is bad even when there are many firecrackers lit but everyone just wants to target a firecracker industry above and on the other was says that he and many like him may have to back up and close their businesses. that's it for now we leave you with some more pictures of to volley thanks for watching i'll see you next time to buy. the fight against the corona virus pandemic. has the rate of infection been developing what does the latest research say. information and context. on w. s 3 g. . and 4 climate. of the years is going to bring you more conservation. how do we make

amendments to the act went through 415 members of the bundestag in favor, 236, against with 8 stand sions. but while that's passed, what we have seen on wednesday is that there is a, a large number of people who are willing and are committed to coming out onto the streets to show how deeply unhappy they are with how the german government is handling this pandemic. ok, thanks for all of the force in berlin. meanwhile, protests have turned violent in france to tell you, following a draft security bill there to ban the publication of images of police with intent to cause them harm. the interior minister insists that the bill will protect officers, but it has sparked outrage from rights campaigners tear gas and water cannon have been fired in the french capital to disperse. angry crowds. holderness as you can see, police vehicles are moving down and pushing the protesters down that the street protesters who've come a time came to global security lure to draw. 7 for real that's being discussed in the national assembly on tuesday evening. this is a mall which includes an element which if cost c

so very cold, especially since it presumably has to be warmed up prior to administer a sion to answer this i 1st have to go over a few basics of cell biology. the vaccine developed by a biotech and pfizer is what's known as a messenger r.n.a. or m r n a vaccine m r n a is a chain like a molecule that fulfills a very important function and cells that it contains codes to make proteins and it acts as a messenger between the cells control center and its protein building machinery as hence the name. but the protein, this particular m r n a vaccine that codes for isn't a human one. it's a protein that's made by the corona virus. and when the m.r. n a is injected, it causes your cells to begin making that viral protein, and that provokes an immune response, just as if you caught coke at 19, sending in the pretty simple quick to produce more of a code molecules to make these, these complicated proteins and getting the body to do all of the work of producing them, this business, elegant solution to, to a complex problem. but of course, it can't be all easy. we've been trying to produce these