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auntie w. o n 5 apple and. e.u. court has overturned the ruling that the us tech major must pay billions in irish back taxes. on the coronavirus pandemic has caused a massive surge in rail freight a look at one of the busiest. this is day 8 of your business robots in berlin it's great to have you with us and e.u. court has told apple it will not have to pay 13000000000 euros in back taxes to the irish government the company and the irish government successfully argues that apple's lower tax bill did not amount to state aid the decision overturned 2016 ruling that apple broke e.u. competition regulations the company paid irish tax at rates as low as not to point not nort 5 percent of one point the european commission says it will consider its options which could include an appeal to the e.u. supreme court. the ruling hands a big legal victory to apple the e.u. general court said the e.u. commission did not succeed in showing that the tech giant had received an illegal economic advantage in ireland over its low taxes.

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there was one document last night that n w much of a guideline, just that everybody should go back tochool, and did not specify when it was safe to do so and when it wasn't. there are other guidelines that are a bit more science-based that lay out more principles. overall i don't think the cdc is playing as helpful a role as it should and as we needed to it is incredibly sad to see what i think is the world's leading public health agcy so hampered by political processes that it cannot even help the american lapeople. a: i just briefly, do you haveou confidence we get a vaccine? dr. jha: i do. i think early 2021, we are goini to have a v. there is very good progress. i am optimistic that early to middle of 2021, there will be a vesafe, effecaccine widely availae. laura: dr. ashish jha,s thao much for those encouraging words. dr. jha: thank you. laura: let's turno how the pandemic is affecting iraq come where the health system was adalworn down by years of war and foreign investment. the surge in coronavirusd by infections. soldiers fighting the islamic state are now very baghd's dead.

my first name is spelled b as in boy, a-l-d-w-i-n. in the army i was known by my buddies as baldy.ughter] but when when i reported back to them years later, 30 years later, that this is frank myers and i wanted to talk to them, they didn't know who i was because they only knew me as baldy. but we when we got that cleared up, then everything else flowed. interviewer: and could you spell your last name? baldwin: m-y-e-r-s. interviewer: what is your birthday? baldwin: may 29, 1931. interviewer: where were you born? baldwin: in owyhee county, idaho. that is spelled -- that is the indian name -- o-w-y-h-e-e county, idaho. that's near jordan valley on the oregon-idaho line. owyhee. yes. interviewer: that is the indian name. baldwin: that is indian. i don't know what it means. probably beautiful country. interviewer: tell me about your family when you were growing up. baldwin: well, i grew up on a cattle ranch about five miles south of jordan valley, and my mother was born in east europe. she was austrian, and my father was an old cowboy whose ancestry goes back to the neptune in 1622. th

lastst week 12 s states saw w n infectctions spikeke over 40%.%.weekekend led toto 43 infectcti alone. meantime, there are signs of hope and experimental vaccine made by moderna is showing promising results in the first 45 people who received it. here's the company's chief medical examiner officer earlier this morning on cnbc. >> we saw data that this vaccine can induce antibodies in everybody who was vaccinated. this is ensuring to us and puts us on a positive path towards a large trial. >> reporter: it all comes as states including california put strict measures and restrictions back in place very similar to the original lockdown. >> all right. miguel leading us off at 8:00. thank you. >>> ruth bader ginsburg spent the night in the hospital after her latest health scare. pete williams has the latest on her condition. hey, pete, good morning. >> reporter: hoda, the supreme court says justice ginsburg is in the hospital to get intravenous antibiotics for an infection. she had a fever and chills and was transferred to johns hopkins in baltimore. the

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even a week you might develop resistance against the medication and then it won't work anymore that w h o n u n aids estimates that about half a 1000000 additional aids that we've all face this year because of the call that 19 prices. let's catch up on some business stories now boeing has settled claims related to the crash of a 737 max jet in indonesia 2 years ago the u.s. plane maker did not disclose the amount of the compensation the crash followed by another one in ethiopia led to the grounding of 0737 x. plane. thousands of people in finland are working local fields to say this year's berry harvest coronavirus restrictions have kept many of the pickers from other countries away finland normally needs about 116000 seasonal workers a year. u.s. electric car maker tesla is the in a major new factories just outside berlin some see it as a boost for the local economy it's expected to create thousands of new jobs and put the area back on the map after years of decline but some locals object to tesla's plans they complain that the company is failing to address concerns over the environment. t

even a week you might develop resistance against the medication and then it won't work anymore that w h o n u n 8 estimates that about half a 1000000 additional aids that we both face this year because of the cold that 19 prices. will finally if there is one place in the u.s. that is intimately acquainted with history making tragedy it is new york city in our lifetime alone the big apple has been home to the dot com bubble bursting the financial crisis and ground 0 on 911 most of us remember that seat full day in 2001 you probably recognize this photo was well one of the most famous images taken just moments after the collapse of the world trade center 50 people fleeing in terror the gentleman you see on the far left wearing glasses and a black shirt his name was stephen cooper mr cooper died earlier this year is families say that mr cooper carried this picture in his wallet and showed people he met proud that he had survived a terror attack his family says the cause of death was 90 stephen cooper was 78 years old. the day is almost done the conversation continues online join us on twitter.