their development laboratory is on the campus of the technical university of berlin. where. the engineers started experimenting with fabric kites in 2012. when the kite goes up the rope terms the generator trouble and generates electricity. then the kite is pulled in again which consumes very little power but it's like a yo yo going up and down. over all that creates a surplus of electricity. most of the time is spent doing calculations or in the workshop. they built the kite and all the technology themselves and they're always having to redesign and optimize. as it. has to make as many mistakes as possible in as short a time as possible but only once it is what we have to lead out on the mistakes make us smarter and then make the product say. this is the last details for the wingtips right. the wingtips are also made of carbon fiber. the material is very light and stable. but it can't withstand everything. unlike the fabric of the structures can survive a hard landing on the skate or so. they've been working on carbon fiber kite since 27 and i've already spent over a 100000

he's also a professor of technical university and a member of its board of directors in the in traffic in our cities needs to be as a mission free as possible as soon as possible for the time being electric vehicles are the only way to achieve that one off to the required range in urban settings is limited so we only need relatively small batteries if i'm. going to shoot knows what he's talking about before starting ego he spent decades researching for the automotive industry and helped develop an electric delivery vehicle the street scooter. the sale of that company to the german postal service provided the capital to start his new company. egos smallest model life has a range of only 100 kilometers and a small 15 kilowatt hour battery an ecological balance sheet the compact car overtakes a conventional car after just 25000 kilometers. a recent study by the german ministry of transport confirms that 100 kilometer range suffices for most drivers on average germans do not travel more than 39 kilometers a day perper. still the life is not climate neutral. heated years there are currently

up in technical university pushing the boundaries of both minds and machines. what is truth what is fiction who can you believe a rich car tester maybe we live in a world where reality and fantasy are as close together as never before i'm going to show you some of the incredible features of the car but please bear in mind not everything you're going to see it's real it's for you to judge what is fair and what is fiction my name is not john the brakes but what you're about to see years beyond belief. 2 and a half liter engine delivers 294 kilowatts 400 horsepower and even more torque 480 in human meters that's impressive. it was no freebie ari's q 3 could make the dash from 0 to 100 kilometers per hour in 4.5 seconds another thing you probably didn't know about the audi r s q 3 is it has the ability to change its color depending on the weather and the temperature outside the color changes gets lighter it gets darker and i think that's a really cool feature. one thing you probably didn't know about me is i can steer the car without using my hands i am somewhat of

universities else appear shaken and they are turning to 3 d. printing to help expand production of urgently needed equipment it took researches approx technical university only a week to develop this protective respirator theoretically anyone with an industrial 3 d. printer can make one the same applies to this model as well. it consists of a face mask that was originally designed for snorkeling and extension that covered 19 dots sees that colleagues designed and currently help to produce on 3 d. printers and a filter that screws into the mask with the filter is replaceable and lasts up to a month. because it has to be disinfected at each use and exposure to the virus but the mask is simple and very quick to make why they were made not to have america throw it on the inventors in neighboring poland are also working on equipment to treat coronavirus patients one group of engineers has been working on a 3 d. printer to ventilator it works but then again it's not as easy as it might seem to end the shortage of medical equipment we call it the last resort the vice because you are not allowed to use it in the european or american hospitals because it doesn't

[applause] >> please welcome president of the university of professional and technical employees union. [applause] >> good afternoon, everyone. of localpresident 9119. i'm also a nurse at the medical center. [applause] there was a heated contract campaign in 2018. better? there was a heated contract campaign in 2018 with the university of california. we went out on strike in april. [applause] out andor sanders came walked our slight line with us. -- our strike line with us. and let me say, he did not tweet like other people did. you thatave to tell this country is broken. it is no longer for the people. but rather for the billionaires. [boos] corporations would see you working longer hours, more days, and at poverty wages. you, --n tell in california, pd is being held at -- pg&e is not being held accountable for their profit mongering that resulted in devastations to communities, families, at a loss of life. an amazon is given tax breaks for low-wage jobs. [boos] >> they have high demands on their employees and those result in injuries and they do not even pay taxes to support the emer

universal credit. ensures many families amongst huge red before receiving anything on her trapped in debt for years. 72% of their penance are universal credit and significant rent with half of them technically destitute. the prime minister says rook engine it's the root of poverty only if there are jobs that are full paying permanent and decently paid. when the prime minister going to stop this deliberately policy of inflicting impoverishment and destitution on tenants of the commonwealth and further expect landlords in the northeast? >> mr. speaker i'm happy to speak to the universal credit is available from day one and i speak firmly on my belief. the best way out of poverty is not benefithe but work and it's what we have achieved with this government is record low unemployment and record and wages are now rising. they don't want to hear mr. speaker but the wages are now rising for them as well. >> mr. speaker, last thursday at the dead of night, the prime minister made a secret visit to the hospital. so known easier on terrazas is not a social call. he listened to the patient to listen to staff and a lit left at 3:30 a.m. mr. speaker, one patient said i thought boris was a bit of a dot a

public school closures until april 24th they were set to reopen at the end of march the university system of georgia and technical colleges will continue online lessons through the rest of the semester for more on the coronavirus coverage at cnbc, go to cnbc.com back to you. >> thank you very much let's bring in meg for more on how companies are racing to find a cure for koe vidcovid-19 >> companies are working quickly on various vaccines and drugs. public health experts say it's the other, the nonpharmaceutical interventions that will make a difference in this outbreak and in flattening the curve. if you look at various areas, up until today we had actually seen a slowing in new cases in west chester county that's on the left today we saw a major spike in new cases in this area different areas are driven by different policies even if one place is starting to get a lock on things, if we don't have policies across the country to suggest people not travel or to have the stay at home orders in different states, that we would see seeding of outbreaks in different areas florida's case is now approaching 2,000. they do

technical colleges. dozens of colleges and universities, and i tried to count the number and i still don't know the exact number, i have seen a number that says 69 in some instances or 100 and in others, but i think there were 60 or 70 that were the response of that first moral act of 1862 and there were additional ones additional laws that were established later on. the second moral act in the 1890's that affected african american institutions and made it possible for some of those schools to be created at that time. and then other similar measures in recent times where we have the introduction of tribal colleges and community colleges. these land-grant colleges gave ordinary americans easier access to higher education. and exposed them to opportunities for advancement they may not have had without the presence of these institutions. what it is doing is, it is not so much focusing on the classical education as much as it is teaching them practical kinds of things. how they're going to be able to survive as farmers and in the technical and mechanical fields. despite his own success without benefit of a f

in many circumstances, online learning will continue in the university system of georgia and the technical college system of have movedf georgia online for the duration of this semester. on a case-by-case basis, school officials are working to accommodate students that require in person experience to complete their coursework. as you can imagine, many of these individuals are needed on the frontline of this health care fight. i wanted to also address something that's sadly also true. misinformation is rampant in times of crisis. i want to thank all of the georgians who alerted my office to scams. we are working hard to keep people apprised of what we discover, and i encourage people to continue to rely on official sources for information. if you see something suspicious, or hear about it, let us know. part of our response includes a new covid-19 hotline for all georgians. on average, our team has been receiving 700-800 calls each day to share public health information and to connect people with the resources we have available for assistance. i'd like to give you that number now. 1-844-442-

anything and are trapped in debt for years. 72% of their tenants are on universal credit are now in significant rent arrears, with over half of them technicallydestitute. the prime minister's mantra that work is the route out of poverty is true only if there are jobs that are full time, permanent , and decently paid. when will he stop this deliberate policy of inflicting impoverishment and destitution on tenants of karbon homes and other registered social landlords in the north-east? p.m. johnson: i am happy to study the particular case that he raises. universal credit is available from day one -- [interruption] -- and i stick firmly to my belief that the best route out of poverty is not benefits but work, and what we have achieved with this government's record low unemployment and record gains in employment across the country. wages are now rising -- they don't want to hear it, mr. speaker, but the truth is, wages are now rising for the low-paid as well. bonelast thursday, in the dead -- peter bone: last thursday, in the dead of night, the prime minister made a secret visit to kettering general hospital. there was no media entourage. this wa

this shows that the universal credit ensures that many families amass huge areas before receiving anything. 72% of tenants are insignificant -- to half of them are technically destitute. the mantra is true only if there are jobs that are full-time, permanent and decently appeared. when will the prime minister stop the deliberate policy of inflicting impoverishment and destitution in the northeast? >> universal credit is available from day one and i stick firmly to my believe the best fruit out of poverty is not -- what we have achieved is record low unemployment and record gains and wages are rising. wages are rising as well. >> last thursday at the dead of night the prime minister made a secret visit, no major entourage. he listened to patients and left at 3:30 a.m.. one patient said i thought storage was a bit of adobe below. and caring to all other patients. what did you learn? >> i learned what a wonderful start we had in the nhs but i'm delighted to say the foundation will repeat funding for a full redevelopment in addition to the 46 million we are putting into urgent care. this is the party of the nhs and the people's priorities across the country. >>

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students in a different way i'm not just giving them technical training i'm allowing them to think about their own lives within the unfolding of the universe so it's science together with philosophy and psychology and understanding what it means to be a conscious being in this universe that we can have that believe in a relatively simple equation can reflect some of these ideas that you're giving me but when we teach this stuff our goal is that the students can use it to solve problems right so we give them problem sets do for homework we give them problems on an exam and we grade the ball and say exactly so we are assessing them based on whether they can use these tools in a very limited way solve these problems give us insight into this particular technical issue and what we don't do in the math class or the physics largely for lack of time and often lack of expertise on the part of the instructor we do not connect these ideas up with life itself and that's what i do in the book and that's what he doing a course that i teach students on this book and i got to tell you when the students come in to talk to me during office hours they are e

universities taking the rest of the semester off. what about the 28 community colleges? >> just so we clarify, they're not technically off. they're going to do remote learning. but we want them to be doing that when students are in their homes, with their parents -- but we don't want having thousands of students hitting bars -- i guess they can't do the bars -- just congregating in a fraternity house and doing that because we're trying to create some social distance. richard, you want to address how they are handling that? >> the colleges are remaining closed. and they will continue the smestters remotely and get the full semester for learning. will that happen on campus? >> no. the professors are doing it by remote access. , about the federal stimulus anything that you would want in there to help out? >> what i want is immediate relief for people dislocated. there are all these great ideas people talk about -- initially the house wanted to do a program through the social security administration for sick leave. i'm thinking to myself. have you ever dealt yourself with the federal government? they get the sick leave in dec

of what we do together. some institutions over the organizations they have something like a corporate form university or hospital or school or business civic association, these are all institutions they are technicallyegally formalized. some institutions are durable forms of different kind maybe shaped by laws or norms will but without proper structure of the family for example is an institution. in some ways the first and foremost institution of every society. you talk about the institution of marriage or particular tradition the profession as an institution the rule of law itself is an institution. that there durable is essential an institution keeps its general shape over time so it shapes the realm of life in which it might be said to operate. it changes only very gradually and incrementally flash mobs don't count with institutions. most important what's distinct about institution is it's a form. in the deepest sense. a form is a structure, contour is the shape of the whole, the organization that speaks of its purpose and its logic, its function commits meaning, a social forum, an institution is not just a bunch of people. it's a bunch of people order together to achieve a purpose to pursue a go

technical analysis. without question, as we spoke to ingela rest mucin -- rasmuss yesterday, peter hotez will join us from baylor university, one of the leaders on variola g and epidemiology. -- virology and dme allergy. -- epidemiology. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ bloomberg "surveillance," tom keene in new york, francine lacqua in london. we are working in a lockdown london and a lockdown in new york. thank you for listening on our radio product and all of our digital products including sirius xm and on television, tv . we are thrilled to bring that to you on the bloomberg. many of you logged on to the terminal through your cell phones. with us now is christopher verrone. gold is to the moon. is there a technical construction to gold right now or is it indeterminate? christopher: it is very determinate and the answer is higher, and i suspect we will see new all-time highs in gold not before long. if you look at gold and many other currencies whether it is yen or aussie or cabs or euro, gold made all-time highs. we have to look at gold in an uptrend. it is outperforming equities. 15%, stockst 14% or up 11% or 12%, so on the beta ra

of arda cademy discipline such as architecture craft and art which were usually separate were linked together. nowadays the bauhaus university environment also devoted self equally to artistic and technical disciplines here more than 4000 students learn subjects ranging from civil engineering to fine art and design. the bauhaus achieved international renown in the 20th century and to this day it remains a synonym for the uncompromising modernization of art design and architecture worldwide. much of the history of western european civilization is reflected in a single stretch of countryside in germany the upper middle rhine valley in violent thoughts the 65 kilometers of river valley between being in and cool blends have been a world heritage site since 2002. for 2 millennia the middle brian valley was one of the most important transport routes for cultural exchange between the mediterranean region and northern europe it was in this way that the romans brought their customs and. especially there wind to the wrong. the terrorist been yards in the upper middle rhine valley prosper in the mild climate there are countless wine growing villages along the rivers banks. it's. the beauty of the n