t. ron has increased its enrichment of uranium and has restricted inspectors ever since former us president donald trump pulled his country out of the deal in 2018. the current us administration says it wants to return to the deal, but that's complicated by new demands by the iranian government. as delicate diplomatic discussions resume in vienna. d w went to the iranian capital tay, ron, to ask ordinary people what it's like to live with the consequences of economic sanctions hope is in short supply in this commercial district of ot, ron. as the talks and far off sienna, drag on, even the small items on offer here are getting more expensive by the date, too expensive for many. most people we meet don't dare to speak out about politics . and those who do i disillusioned manager in that of all, if i don't reach agreement, then it will be young. people like me who pay the price 7. i'm as the economy is in a shambles, and there's no work in even if you find a job, everything is so expensive whe

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although, although t ron says they failed to get into orbit fast moving wildfire, the torn through many rural areas near denver, colorado to swearing, at least 500 homes, tens of thousands have been forced to flee their properties or 30 say these are the worst fights, the state has ever seen, there are no known deaths at this stage. healthy experts in the u. s. a warning of what they call an only chronic blizzard. they've told americans to prepare for severe disruptions in the coming weeks. the rising wave of cub 19 led by the army crohn variant is threatening to overwhelm hospitals, schools and other key infrastructure record numbers of children had been hospitalized, and authorities are preparing to authorize booster shots for 12 to 15 year olds next week or more on this on joined by sat owner, who's the director of the yale institute for global health in new haven. professor thanks for talking to us and american epidemiologist as warning of a viral blizzard in the us in the coming weeks, do you say that way? yes, it's more like a flash flood that we are expecting in the sense that it

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continuing escalation, which they believe will result to the collaborative negotiations on the the t, ron says that the engage in decent formation instead of serious negotiations . what is the russian position? what should be done to make the negotiation to success? yes, unfortunately, our wisdom bosses continue to bend the truth the like. and the answer that i have given nature is approaching our borders. and it blames the russia for the escalation of the tensions because it has forces on the border. the same is true here. trump's administration, some level. so with 3 from through all the agreements including you and the resolution that the doctor, they disappear, i do i itself and iran is the guilty one. but actually for moving around has not taken any steps that would run counter to be a allegations and a so as soon as it became clear to me was the decision was on the big us and clear wrong. starting the look at the iran assumed responsibility on that h spillway, indifferent man, and im cylinders, door aid to willy abuses you press. pam did of the implementation. only all the volunteer

the spread over me. kron people flying from britain, france. denmark and norway won't be allowed in t. ron, for 15 days, a similar ban imposed in november on travellers from 8 african countries has also been extended. thousands of belgian artists and event organizers have taken to the streets to protest against the latest govern 19 restrictions there. they accused the government of unfairly targeting the culture industry. most concert cinemas and theaters will be shut down under the new rules. on to the world news and somali as president has called for the prime minister to be suspended, saying he plans to open a corruption investigation against them. the 2 leaders have been accusing each other of holding up ongoing parliamentary elections. the pool was supposed to be completed by last friday, but so far, only 24 in peace have been elected. out of the $275.00 seats being contested. abdi ismael, santa tar is a professor at the university of minnesota. he says the malice president doesn't have the mandate to fi. the prime minister, the prime minister has to be set by the parliament to the co

t. ron says it wants guarantees that us sanctions will be lifted. and the chinese government has filed the complaint with a u. n. space agency against the law mosque will tell you why. and i'm german ashwin sport. australia cricketers have retained the ashes, the home side crushed england in melbourne to take an unassailable reno series lead . ah thank you for joining us. as we count down to the new year 2021 is ending exactly the way it began with a rise in global covered 19 infections. the army corn variant is driving up cases to alarming levels in many parts of the world. in australia, testing centers are under enormous pressure with more than 10000 cases reported. for the 1st time in sidney, the number of people told they did not have corona virus while they were positive, has double to almost 900. in the u. s. president biden says the health system is prepared to handle the rise in cubic 19 infections. isolation, time for patients without symptoms, has been cut in half to 5 days. the u. k for now is not adding new restrictions even as this been

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and the sandra ron p a t report symbol guitar. over 2 nights of unprecedented violin protest, 14 people died in columbus capital below time, september 2020 demonstrations erupted across the city after a viral video showed the police spinning down and repeatedly tapering and unarmed taxi driver have yet or don't. yes. who later died in police custody. an independent investigation requested by the mayor of buttah and supported by the united nations, found officers responsible for 11 of those deaths. look your curio not a lip what happened and could not be called any other way. it was a massacre, a massacre to happen before, any oper, tape or political order to stop utilizing firearms against the demonstrated mother . the report details how officers repeatedly disproportionately and indiscriminately youth live rounds on the protesters and how the national government and police failed to order them to stop. holding back tears, the mayor of bull gotta ask for forgiveness. calling on president yvonne duke to reform the country's police

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to address public safety concerns in the t l including things like making more rest and addressing the issue of illegal drug use in public spaces. kron four's. ron dives. rob nesbitt has that story for us. and less tolerant. >> that is destroyed our city. mayor breed not holding back and cracking down saying public drug use like this will not be tolerated in san francisco. we're not going to just walk by and let someone use in broad daylight on the streets and not give them a choice between going to the location. we have identified them. we're going to jail. >> she says the tenderloin emergency plan is already underway joined by police chief bill scott tuesday to promise more arrests. people will not be allowed to smoke meth. the smoke fentanyl to inject heroin in their arms in public spaces. chief scott says his officers be more resources to be able to do their job safely and effectively describing scenarios were 24 hour surveillance of certain neighborhoods works. they make an arrest there out of that deal 30 minutes later, i go back and it's like we've never been. mayor breed's office also plans on making smash-and-grabs less common by disrup

ron's mountains reveal unparalleled beauty. a special look at a special country. he ran from above. starts december 27th on d w. ah. lou. i think i could alana o'connor canadian o t ah with bonnie: it's the day before christmas. a festive day. the day santa claus fetches his reindeer. this is comet! his old companion to day santa will load toys by the thousands on to his sleigh. the words of the children's letters from around the world resonate in his ears as his sleigh takes off through the night sky, towards the many children excitedly awaiting him. santa is used to traveling the world, visiting many countries where he is usually well received. but one night in december 1951 and the french city of dijon in front of santobin cathedral and effigy, was burning of a mannequin representing him they were burning santa. but why? soon a photo of the scene appeared in french newspapers with the following explanation. it wasn't an attraction, but a symbolic gesture for us christians christmas must remain the anniversary of the birth of our savior. jesus christ santo was being associated with ally and portrayed as a figure in opposition to jesus christ and christianity. t

is that having had the virus provides you with some protection in terms of t cell immunity, that's the later immunity from, ront like starting to learn with vaccines. a way to think about natural immunity or having had the virus is to think about it as you had one shot. good and you have some immunity. in the same way that getting one shot is good, it's still helps in terms of building up a broad antibody and there is a recent study that came out showing that a third shot of covid vaccine extends the body's ability, the variety of t cells by covid. having the immunity is probably helpful. is it enough and are you willing to take that chance when we know that getting the disease then getting a vaccine on top of it by its further protection especially given how things keep changing and mutating. host: let's let some of our viewers take part in will start with al calling from watertown, tennessee, good morning. caller: i've got two questions in the comment. you cite with specificity, the numbers of injuries from the j&j vaccine was that how many injuries due to the mrna vaccines? host: guest: there are some injur

there's not a shortage when republican governors like ron desantis use them, then you ration it, has to go by his own. how did we end up with more deaths t in 2021? sounds to me like he failed miserably on covid. >> avirulent epidemic that has claimed lives, i did not support president biden, is supported president trump until the chaos began after the election, but in terms of the performance of presidentes biden given the vaccines, i think that we need to have a policy in place, just returned from the west indies. tested three times before he went on our cruise ship. we were tested, needed proof of vaccines. if all travelers are as rigorously cleared as we were, i think that the travel restrictions would be less mandatory and i understand why southern african countries feel they are being discriminated against but i think. >> sean: you've got to admit, what a lying hypocrite because he's the one that attacked donald trump, xenophobic, hysterical, fearmongering, racist, he t said all of that. >> hypocrisy and politics are synonymous. allsy politicians are hypocrite. >> sean: i'm not buying that. can you name one thing that he's done tha

ron's mountains reveal unparalleled beauty. a special look at a special country. he ran from above. starts december 27th on d w. ah. blue. i think i could tell nana o'connor canadian o t ah with bonnie it's the day before christmas. a festive day. the day santa claus fetches his reindeer. this is comet, his old companion to day santa will load toys by the thousands on to his sleigh. the words of the children's letters from around the world resonate in his ears as his sleigh takes off through the night sky, towards the many children excitedly awaiting him. santa is used to traveling the world, visiting many countries where he is usually well received. but one night in december 1951 in the french city of dijon in front of south bend in cathedral and effigy, was burning of a mannequin representing him they were burning santa. but why? soon a photo of the scene appeared in french newspapers with the following explanation. it wasn't an attraction, but a symbolic gesture for us christians christmas must remain the anniversary of the birth of our savior. jesus christ santo was being associated with ally and portrayed as a figure in opposition to jesus christ and christianity

ron johnson and wisconsin a big trumpub supporter. even he said when ite was interviewing him, he said it a lot like bernie sanders in terms of t describing the system fundamentally broken. he said it is morally wrong to put too much on young people with them not knowing what they're getting into. it was really interesting talk to a republican that sound a lot like the democratic side things in terms of describing certain system. the system has problems. it, don't think i know how to fix it but the politics have shifted. >> 's talk about the policy recommendations you do have in the book and i went to ask about a couple we don't recommend. >> what to highlight the trade-off any potential fix. if schools had more skin in thew game they share some of the risk. they're probably going to be less likely to award student loans to students that have no ability to repay them. they have no ability to repay them. some system would require more risk from schools with history shows it would likely reduce the amount of money students are defaulting on. there's a growing consensus hope it group tool. this is something that a been talked about a lot goi

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