i’m has been speaking to the eu's ursula von der leyen— has been speaking to the eu's ursula von derder leyen. i'm very much looking forward to seeing joe biden as - forward to seeing joe biden as resident in the white house, to have a friend there because indeed, joe biden knows the european union very well, he likes it, he has his irish roots, he is proud of them so this is a very good starting point course we knowjoe biden from the former times as a vice president and therefore i know there is a very strong connection between us and we are both aware what we have to do now is develop a global agenda to join forces and to tackle the big topics that are ahead of us. that is, fight climate change together, overcome this pandemic and rebuild multilateralism, these are the main topics where we absolutely are like—minded. do you think this relationship will have been damaged in any way by brexit, something thatjoe biden has expressed concern about in the past and, also, when it was a member state, the uk say they often act it as a bridge between the eu and washington. will you in brusse

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was the prime minister reassured when he spoke to ursula von der leyen about vaccine supplies?es about, for example, the demand to divert astrazeneca vaccines to the european union? the premise was very clear. we have entered into contractual arrangements with astrazeneca and pfizer. we expect those arrangements to be on it, and president von der leyen was clear that she understood exactly the uk government's position, so we expect that those contracts will be honoured, we expect the vaccines will continue to be supplied. the uk government's position is absolutely clear, we expect companies and contracts to be honoured. the european union know that, and, of course, we will work with them in order to make sure that their own problems can be tackled. because, as i say, ourfirst priority is vaccinating people in united kingdom, but we also want to work with our friends and neighbours in the european union in order to them, as well. and a little earlier we heard from northern ireland's first minister arlene foster — who leads the democratic unionist party i think it is important th

victor hugo, eugene delacroix, and alexander von humboldt witness those performances. at the end of one of those performances, the director of the louvre, catlin, the iowa indians, and humboldt tour the museum together. there is presumably a diary kept by one of these gentlemen. this one here, walking rain. we don't know where that diary is right now. i would love to have it pop up because right now all we have is catlin's notes on what that encounter was like. it would be really nice to have their perspective on what was going on there. the interesting thing is these are the only indigenous people from the united states that humboldt will ever meet and converse with. he and catlin become friends, and despite the fact that catlin can be as tone deaf as the next person about taking advantage of the situation in order to try to make money off of the indian gallery, they stay in touch. when catlin comes to berlin the next decade in the 1850's, humboldt will set him up with a commission to paint copies of some of his paintings for the king of prussia. these two paintings b

and that was ursula von der leyen, _ to that. and that was ursula von der leyen, talking - to that., talking not only aboutjoe biden but his vice president, 56—year—old kamala harris who has made history as both the first woman and the first woman of colour to hold the office. our correspondent, lebo diseko, has been looking at her political career and route to power. ladies and gentlemen, the vice president—elect of the united states, kamala devi harris... it took nearly 250 years for america to reach this moment, for a woman to hold the second highest office in the country. i, kamala devi harris, do solemnly swear... ..that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states. that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states. america's new vice president is the daughter of immigrants, born to an indian mother and jamaican father. both were involved in the civil rights movement of the 1960s, something she says shaped her. i was taught that i had a responsibility to be a part of the fight forjustice. that quest for justice perhaps the motivation for he

here is european commission president urszula von der leyen -- ursula von der leyen reacting. >> i got the news, like many of you, about the delays. i called the ceo of pfizer, and he explained there is a production delay in the next weeks, but he reassured me that all guaranteed doses of the first quarter will be delivered in the first. he is person it -- personally on the case to make sure they catch up as soon as possible. that was very important to convey the message to him that we urgently need the guaranteed doses within the first quarter. phil: let's go to dw's brussels bureau chief. this is bad news. what sort of reaction has their been -- has there been? alexandra: the eu commission president was quick to say that she called the ceo of pfizer immediately, and that he reassured her that all their guaranteed doses of the first quarter are going to be delivered in the first quarter, but of course, you can imagine member states are not happy. they are very concerned. sweden -- six of them, among them sweden, denmark, and finland, wrote a letter to the eu commission, complaining th

european commission leader urszula von der leyen -- urszula -- ursula von der leyen says the additions welcome. >> this will allow us to double the amount of doses of biontech-pfizer. phil: meanwhile, an official at germany's health ministry says the government has made preliminary deals for an extra 15 million vaccine doses in the summer, urgently needed to help bring infections under control. >> a quick temperature check, and then the shipment is good to go. here in eastern germany, more of pfizer-biontech's coronavirus vaccine is arriving, but that has not silenced critics of the government's handling of the vaccine rollout. too little vaccine, confusing registration processes, and a slow vaccination timetable. the list of complaints is long, but the german government is standing by its program, and at this vaccination center in western germany, recipients say the wait was worth it. >> to me, it is like winning the lottery. my children did not allow me to leave the house. i had to stay home all the time. >> despite the bumpy rollout, there could be some relief in sight with the pos

ursula von der leyen tells astrazeneca it must honor its contract.ngs beat expectations amid lockdowns as the new chief executive cuts costs during her first year -- during the pandemic. good morning and welcome to "bloomberg surveillance." i'm francine lacqua in london, tom keene in new york. 80% of what we do the next two hours will be focused on robinhood and the underlying issues with the central bank governor of ireland. he says there is nothing to worry about in terms of financial stability, but we are also not sure how this will play out. tom: it is new. a writer from the new york times neil that when he said --

a money jackets that look exactly like the one on von desks website can also be bought in europe this one costs 219 euro it can't be proven beyond doubt whether garments like this one are made in north korea but cannot be ruled out we asked the fashion brands a money writes we confirm the phone desk is one of our suppliers and as such is regularly subject to checks and inspections the result of these checks being that no finished products are manufactured in north korea like all our suppliers it's also required to declare which subcontractors it uses and where these are concerned it's also the case that none are in north korea. with also contact. desta in writing the company offered no explanation as to why and to what extent it trades with north korea. one thing can be said for certain well known fashion brands have their goods manufactured by a chinese company that cooperates with north korea a country where work has have no rights where human life counts for nothing. broke his investigation shows that this is not an isolated incident. for years and years we've heard testimonies fro

november 8th, 1923 when gustav von carr is going to speak.nd lewdendorf had seen car but lewdendorf will show up because hitler will send somebody out, three or four people out to go pick him up and bring him in. and lewdendorf, one of the famous generals of world war i, the far right, he's seen as one of the best generals ever and other people see him as causing germany to lose the war by his wreckless campaigns. he comes in and pretended not to be associated with it. some major hitler biographers you'll see him described as coming in in his uniform which you did not do. you could see people describe it. and he wore civilian clothes because he wanted to, i think, he has a cover in case it goes wrong. he has a tendency, the put, he seems to cover his bases very well. but you're right, there is another transition because lewdendorf was an idol to the far right. to the left, they can't stand him, for a lot of reasons. but for the right, he's seen of more of a national hero as the begin. as the trial goes on, lewdendorf does not come out at all

ursula von der leyen said astrazeneca had agreed to deliver 9 million additional doses.ised cooperation. translation: i had a very good i conversation with boris johnson last night precisely about this. it makes sense to work together during the pandemic. i was pleased to say that he said the two plants that manufacture astrazeneca also deliver to europe. this is the spirit in which we have to approach the pandemic. but in the uk, hundreds of thousands are being jabbed daily — with a record number yesterday. and ministers have even suggested that eventually, spare doses could be given to other countries. i hope that once we do have those most vulnerable in britain vaccinated, when we're on track with our vaccine programme, we will be able to look at helping the developing world and of course our friends and neighbours, because we need everybody to be protected. that's the way we're going to grip this disease. for all the criticisms of government policy, the vaccine roll—out here has been one of the speediest in the world. the situation in europe shows that that wasn't gu

the president of the european commission, ursula von der leyen, has told the heads of six pharmaceuticalthe supply of coronavirus vaccines must be addressed. after holding a video conference with the firms, who all supply vaccines to the eu, she announced that astrazeneca will supply an extra nine million doses. it follows a tumultuous week in which several eu politicians talked of taking legal action, after it became clear that the firm could only deliver around one third of the vaccines it had promised in the first quarter of this year. investigators from the world health organization have arrived at a seafood market in the chinese city of wuhan, where the coronavirus was first detected. 0ur china correspondent steve mcdonnell has been following the inspection team. the markets of wuhan may have been the focus of today's field trips... ..but global coronavirus politics was never far away. at this enormous wholesale facility, the investigation team was given details of wuhan�*s frozen goods supply chain. sounds pretty bland, but the question of how long the virus can last on certain sur

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ursula von der leyen tweeted that the uk and eu agreed on principle but there shouldn't be restrictionsf vaccines from companies fulfilling contractual responsibilities. and the who criticised the eu announcement of export controls on vaccines produced in the block, saying it risked prolonging the pandemic. how to avoid border checks between northern ireland and the irish republic was the issue that dominated the brexit negotiations, but last night the prospect of a hard border on the island was raised again after the eu activated an emergency provision in the brexit deal in frustration over the pace of its vaccine roll—out. it's an absolutely incredible act of hostility towards those of us in northern ireland. it was nothing to do with making sure that northern ireland was in a peaceful state and all to do with the eu's vaccine embarrassment and mismanagement. the prime minister now needs to act very quickly to deal with the real trade flows that are being disrupted between great britain and northern ireland. the eu announced controls of exports of vaccines produced in the bloc and wan

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the gentleman you see over here is alexander von humboldt.e was a german nationalist who was basically one of the widely recognized and admired men alive during the 19th century, but we wanted you to see his friends, thomas jefferson, the people who admired him, frederick douglas, the people who were inspired by him, carl sayigan, teddy roosevelt, john muir, one of the men who were one of the most widely profoundly admirable men of the 20th century. he wrote over 30 books, he corresponded with over 20,000 individuals. he said he slept four hours a night. he called coffee concentrated s sunbeams and he came up with what was then a radical idea that all of nature was interconnected, that what happens in the alps could predict what you saw in the andes and what you might see in the rocky mountains, that climate was global and not local, and that where you found plants and what altitude you found them could tell you a lot about the local ecosystem. it's a concept we pretty much take for granted these days, but at the time it was a new way to thin

fox's hilary von has more.en says he would rather wait out the clock and have president trump finish out the final 10 days of his term. instead of backing an effort by some in congress to use the 25th amendment to remove him if we were six months out. we should be doing everything to get him out of office and teaching him again invoked trying to vote to 25th remember whatever it took to get him out of office. but i am focused now on us taking control. as president and vice president on the 20th and to get our agenda moving as quickly as we can. biden announced the final members of his economic team yesterday, his picks for labor secretary and commerce secretary making his cabinet now complete. biden picks rhode island governor gina raymundo for commerce and boston mayor marty walsh for labor. but biden had to first clear the air about why he passed over one of the most powerful progressives for the job of labor secretary. but after tuesday's results in george. yeah. give me a democratic control, the united stat

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von hilliard has the latest from the capital where they say they arrested an armed man trying to geto the area with false kra deny shals. >> according to capitol police, an man tried to enter the secure area of wednesday's inauguration in a pickup truck with, quote, unauthorized credentials. police found a loaded gun and 500 rounds of ammunition. the man, identified by police, was arrested and charged. the police did not comment on his possible intentions. it comes as the core of the nation's capital enters a near total lockdown with national guard in d.c. >> it looks like a war zone. >> empty streets as the democratic shuts down. this after the fatal law enforcement failures on january 6. federal authorities have now arrested more than 100 individuals accused of being involved in the insurrection, including peter stayinger. >> this is the only remedy. >> show beating an officer with an american flag. and jenna ryan, telling -- >> i was just a working to identify even more of the insurrectionists. in photos released today the fbi believes this man is involved in this video in which o

ursula von der leyen tells astrazeneca it must honor its contract. and h&m earnings beat expectations amid lockdowns as the new chief executive cuts costs during her first year -- during the pandemic. good morning and welcome to "bloomberg surveillance." i'm francine lacqua in london, tom keene in new york. 80% of what we do the next two hours will be focused on robinhood and the underlying issues with the central bank governor of ireland. he says there is nothing to worry about in terms of financial stability, but we are also not sure how this will play out. tom: it is new. a writer from the new york times neil that when he said -- it is going through the securities trading industry. it is not a surprise there was a $1 billion cash call. the letters of credit taken out with j.p.morgan and goldman sachs. the mystery, francine, is what happens on this friday. francine: 100%, and there is one thing that caught my eye, silver market options, and looking at it now, i have to say there was an unprecedented surge after the reddit day traders talked after t

what ursula von der leyen said was, nonsense.nly applied if astrazeneca could not actually produce the vaccine in the first place. she said that is discounted and also it stipulates explicitly that the eu has access to these uk sites. she wants this contract, she said, today published immediately and is asking astrazeneca to do so. so that is where we are with that debate today. the european commissionerforjustice debate today. the european commissioner forjustice also speaking on the radio this morning, saying the way the eu have worked, getting a contract together, he didn't want to see vaccine war, but he argued may be the uk does now want to see one with the way this is turning out. so political words are becoming more hostile. for the moment, thank you very much. we will see whether we get details of that contract if astrazeneca agree. professor paul heath was the chief investigator of the uk novavax vaccine trial from st george's, university of london. reasons to celebrate. we are always glad of a bit of good news. tell us

>> yes, sir. >> general von, i believe, it's coltis, after he was taken prisoner, my understanding is was sent to mississippi and he spent the rest of the war in a prisoner of war camp. can you talk about what happened to him after he surrendered paris and what he landed and what he did and, you know, how he came out and where he went? >> pretty much what you said is what i know. [ laughter ] he ends up in a prisoner of war camp in mississippi. i assume he's released in late 1945. i don't believe he was involved in any war crimes trials and that sort of thing. probably what he did in paris helped him out to that degree, but what happens to him at that point he disappears from my historical radar screen. great question, though b what does he do in retirement? lives in paris, maybe? >> maybe mayor. >> sir? >> i'd like for you to comment on the growth that were in world war ii like josephine baker. >> can you repeat that? >> negros who were in world war ii for france like josephine baker and the pilot from world war i that were within world war ii too, but i can't think of his fellow. >>

elizabeth: coming up the heritage foundation hans von spakovsky.eachment is going into the rear view mirror. senator rand paul is saying the votes aren't there. he is now pushing democrats, hey, do a rethink of your own rhetoric. we have that story. a big pushback today has democrats doing a rethink of their own policies that could kill jobs and possibly their hold, their hold on the house of representatives. that story next. >> no democrat will honestly ask whether bernie sanders incited the shooter that nearly killed steve scalise and volunteer coach. the shooter nearly pulled off a massacre. i was there. because he fervently believed the false and inflammatory rhetoric spewed by bernie and other democrats such as, the republican health care plan for the uninsured is that you die! is this about bernie supporters shot steve scalise, nearly killing him and shot one of our coaches and two or three of our staff, he screamed. this is for health care. ask me, or anyone if that is incitement ty, using less or a lot less oral pain medicines. and improved

eastern, on american artifacts, we visit the smithsonian american art museum to visit the "alexander von humboldt" exhibits on art, nature, and culture." on sunday, the end of the 1783can revolution and the treaty of paris. sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on the presidency, the national portrait gallery on the gallery's new exhibit, "every s." is upon me: first ladie watch american history tv tonight on c-span 3. >> next, former federal election commission member hans von spak ovsky joins a campaign -- a panel of trump and biden campaign legal advisors on the future of federal election law. the federalist society hosts this event. >> tonight's topic, the 2020 elections in the future of election law. after years of restless media coverage, we thought it would be prudent to pause and think about what we have learned, focusing on the future of election law. where do we go, and how? it is now my pleasure to introduce tonight's all-star panel. fellow andnior legal the edwin meese the third center for legal studies. previously he was a member of the federal election commission and an election offi

von hilliard has the latest from the capitol where they arrested an armed man trying to get into thee threat at the capitol, according to capitol police a man tried to enter the secure area of wednesday's inauguration in a pickup truck, with "unauthorized credentials." when police searched his vehicle they found a loaded gun and 500 rounds of ammunition. the man identified by police was arrested and charged. the police did not comment on his possible intentions. it comes as the core of the nation's capitol enters a near total lockdown, with more than 9,500 national guardsmen now in d.c. >> it looks like a war zone. >> reporter: empty streets, as the district shuts down. this after the fatal law enforcement failures on january 6th. federal authorities have now arrested more than 100 individuals accused of being involved in the insurrection, including peter steager of arkansas, according to the fbi shown beating an officer with an american flag and jenna ryan a texas real estate agent, charged after storming the capitol, telling cbs news -- >> i was displaying my patriotism, when i was

here's ursula von der leyen injune talking about not putting the eu first for the vaccines.is september, when we told a nationalist approach to vaccine distribution was unsafe. not only for those who can afford it — who can afford it but for everyone who needs it. we know vaccine nationalism puts lives at risk. and then two months ago, usrula von der leyen insisted that the eu shouldn'tjust be focusing on itself. our top priority is to stop the virus not only in europe, but in the world. and for this, we need to continue investing to make sure that vaccines and therapeutics can be mass produced and can be distributed globally. now the eu has donated half a billion euros to a global fund to purchase vaccines for poorer countries. and it is primarily insisting here on an existing contract being honoured. however, the shift from warnings of vaccine nationalism to threats of export controls is worthy of note. the background to all this in the eu is that the speed of vaccination in its member states is below where it wants to be. gavin lee is in brussels. —— the -- the eu —— the

der leyen -- and ursula von der leyen, the successor to chancellor merkel and macron, etc., will be how to manage and figure out a way to coordinate our relationship with china. i think that's the big one, and i hope we can address but this year in a meaningful, organized transatlantic manner. ms. hill: thanks. this really gets to the heart of a number of questions. really focused in on the future of the european union or the consequences of brexit, and trying to repair in some way the relationships of the u.s. after the damage of the last several years, but also this shift in the nature of the relationships. a lot about handling the relationships with china. as i am listening to you, you are describing a e.u. that is trying to describe itself as completely separate from the u.s. and china. all of our questions are really putting the e.u. back in the relationship with either the u.s., traditional relationship going back to world war ii and during the cold war, and then thinking about a new relationship with the e.u. and china. and it is actually giving the european union a little le

von hilliard, thank you.m the first impeachment trial, ukrainian president zelinsky was among those watching as rioters stormed the capitol. he spoke with jonathan swan for this sunday's axios on hbo. >> i remember when i was a young person and the entire world watched when september 11 happen. we all remember this. it was some kind of horror. we watched and you believe it and cannot believe it at the same time. in the united states, where security is always at such a high level that something like that can happen. >> it sounds like you were profoundly disturbed watching this. >> translator: i was very worried. i was very worried. i did not want you to have a coup, shooting, and god for bid, loss of life. it is just that after something like this, i believe it would be very difficult for the world to see the united states as a symbol of democracy in the world. >> joining me now is political reporter jonathan swan who traveled all the way to kiev for that. good to hear from you. it is quite remarkable to hear

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goal of the match early in the 2nd half to secure his side of the victory there still 7 points behind von. inwald of accused and slid down to 4th after a 2nd consecutive loss. and his look at all of the results from this bundesliga matched. by a bit hoffenheim as we saw while dortmund and frankfurt both got 31 wins or new and just like bremen and shaka and south of those late live accusing we saw that on friday. and on sunday colombo has been a failed vote will play a fry book to round out the match to. it watching did news up next sports lot asks why latin american football players get so many rate cuts don't forget you can always keep up to date with all the lead us news on our website must be found a d w dot com all the social strata and instagram handle there is at the news for now on anthony howard in berlin for maint and the team take care and we'll see you at the top of the next oh. children 2 continents. one giant problem and move nearly in no need to see the picture you. need to leave the concrete. how will climate change affect us and our children. w dot com slash water. literat

the eu commission president ursula von der leyen said she had been in touch with pfizer about the situationhink it very important that immediately we make clear that there is a guarantee of an amount of doses that have to be delivered in the first quarter. it was good to talk to the ceo a little while ago, and he confirmed and reassured me that they know they have guaranteed today's doses, that they will deliver these doses. i think it is good that they are aware that for us it is a difficult situation because as the prime minister rightly said, the first shots have been given, and in a certain amount of time, the second shot has to be given. >> let's talk to an intensive care doctor. he is also the president of the belgium medical union. your reaction to this news? >> it is obviously disappointing. we were waiting for this vaccine. we thought that it was starting now, and it just started last week in belgium, and it has almost stopped. it is very bad news. >> it couldn't come at a worse time, could it? >> i think it is very dangerous to stop now. we know that there is a dangerous south afr

one was sold at a vons in southern california. those winners of those eight ets get $1 million each. not bad. if you didn't win tonight, you have tomorrow night to deal with. $640 million powerball jackpot is up for grabs. we'll just get lucky tomorrow night then. >> i'ltake that. 640? i'll split it with you. on . >>> okay. supposed to be a magical night at the shark tank in san jose, the u.s. skating figure championship. it moved to las vegas instead, remember? >> yes. but how often is this? both of our bay area skaters finished in the top four. that's big time. santa clara county is shut down so hello to las vegas and hello to karen chen, the 24-year-old from fremont. she's already been admitted to cornell. >> and growing up in fremont, her idol is kristy yamaguchi. she finishes third. we'll see her 13 months from now at the winter olympics in china. also sparkling tonight, alyssa lu from richmond. rebel her? the two-time defending national champ. she is awesome to watch. she finishes fourth. not bad. she's still set up nicely f

french sailor yannick best event came into port in western france is the winner of the von de globe round the world race despite not crossing the line 1st. the 48 year old finished in 80 days 13 hours 59 minutes and 46 seconds he was behind 2 compassionate but received a time bonus of 10 hours and 15 minutes helping to rescue a novice sailor 2 months ago. it was a view of i feel like i'm living a dream hallucinating it's bizarre we go from total solitude to this. i thought. he was one of 4 skippers asked to find kevin a scuffle who was rescued in heavy seas off the cape of good hope he had waited more than 11 hours after his yacht broke into. there was also drama for boris helm on the 1st german to enter the prestigious event was happy after avoiding a crash with a containership earlier in the race but he then hit a fishing vessel while in 3rd place close to the finish ending his hopes of glory. about half an hour ago i need a fishing vessel to push forward i was sleeping and. something was i woke up i was in the car but looking up if you. want to. see. him in his side's. victory instead

french sailor yannick best event came into port in western france as the winner of the von de globe round the world race despite not crossing the line 1st. the 48 year old finished in 80 days 13 hours 59 minutes and 46 seconds he was behind 2 compatible but received a time bonus of 10 hours and 15 minutes for helping to rescue a novice sailor 2 months ago. it was only you are i feel like i'm living a dream hallucinating it's bizarre we go from total solitude to this. i thought. he was one of 4 skippers asked to find. who was rescued in heavy seas off the cape of good hope he had waited more than 11 hours after his yacht broke into. there was also drama for boris helm on the 1st german to enter the prestigious event was happy after avoiding a crash with a container ship earlier in the race but he then hit a fishing vessel while in 3rd place close to the finish ending his hopes of glory. well the day is almost done but the conversation continues online you'll find us on twitter either good news you can follow me of brant goff t.v. and remember whatever happens between now and then tomorrow

devoted dog a spent days waiting outside a hospital where her owner was receiving treatment the dog named von joke followed the ambulance carrying her owner and then made daily visits to the hospital even though she was being cared for by a relative she would repeatedly run off and return to keep watch outside that hospital wing all day long. finally a bunch of was reunited with her owner jamal she could barely contain her excitement jamal. has since been discharged from the hospital a little bunch of is said to be taking good care of him at home. coming up next on news asia why are many of india's health care workers reluctant to get vaccinated against the corona virus. and one year after the world's 1st covert lockdown we look at what the chinese city of one han endured and how people there say it changed their lives. that's on deja vu news asia with us founder g. coming right up don't go away. the coronavirus pandemic. the rate of infection developing. issues are being. what does the latest research say. information and context. the coronavirus an update to the code of special monday to fr