of air finity a science information and analytics company welcome to the program. mr johnson why is the european union struggling to secure its vaccines. will will the e.u. has has made some wrong bets early on in independent make they haven't scaled up production in at the same speed as other countries have been laid out to make the deals and therefore they are having more supply issues to and then the u.k. and also the u.s. at the moment. and how will these export controls affect the use vaccine supply. well i think the problem is that in with these controls everyone loses out right because you have to look at it broader than just export of a few if finished vaccine right that goes a lot of ingredients into the vaccines in the 1st basic come from all over the world you need syringes unique while vials and also you need fuel and finished in other places so the moment we don't have a free flow of medicine across borders the whole production will actually eat it is at risk of being being hold it so i think it won't benefit the e.u. a lot you know you would get maybe a little bit more of the vice of axioms if it stopped a 1000000000 plant folks exporting that to the u.k. but we're talking 30000000 and you know with the with the u.k. . population that's not going to make a huge difference now w.h.o. is also worried about the effects that this will have on vaccine production at not just in europe of course globally and how will the rest of the world be affected by these vaccine acts for controls. well so so so short term i think you know there isn't a lot of exports going on yet at the moment most countries actually tend to to to to use their own domestic production but longer term this is an incredibly dangerous to take a country like india india is said to produce several billions of vaccines of india start saying we're not going to export any of that then the whole kovacs many low and middle income countries will be hugely a brisk and also going back to the e.u. if you look at the epic happy to their perspective the e.u. doesn't actually have a lot of production inside the e.u. for approved vaccines u.s. has many more u.k. has more and also a country like switzerland the e.u. might be dependent on already is for that madonna import so evil is also longer term actually risking having some of its own issues so so short term it won't make a big difference and long term it really puts the whole world at risk. rasmus hansen of analytics company air finity thank you. germany is imposing a travel ban on countries most affected by new coronavirus variants the mayor the measures came into effect just hours ago and will remain until at least 7017th berlin says the restrictions are necessary to prevent a surgeon new infections the fear of new coronavirus mutations israel in germany it's also one of the main concerns for german authorities to prevent them from spreading frosts in the country the government has now announced a new travel restrictions the interior ministry has imposed an entry ban until the 17th of february for travelers from countries that are particularly affected by them brazil and portugal south africa the u.k. listen to and a swat team. notations have not hit germany as hard as other countries but a radio hospital in berlin was forced to halt admissions after several cases were fond of the mutation 1st discovered in britain and health officials are stressing that the situation could deteriorate the moose and i would have and always will have to assume that of the more contagious variants continue to separate in this country they will lead to even more cases in the near future and the situation will probably get worse we must work together to prevent. this one downturn is mr good margin for. the travel ban the seen as a step in that direction but it is still unclear how effective it could be. now some more promising news on the vaccine front u.s. drug maker nowak says it's vaccine and development provides robust for texan against coverage 19 a british trial of $15000.00 patients found the drug to be almost 90 percent effective the shot approved and nearly as successful in preventing the u.k. variant of the virus but the job was only 50 percent effect effective against the new mutation spreading in south africa. and time for some other news from around the world portugal's parliament has voted to legalize euthanasia the bill passed by a large majority and it allows assisted suicide for terminally ill patients the bill still requires the approval of the conservative president if he signs it into law portugal will become the 4th even country to permit the practice. the brother and several allies of kremlin critic and axing of only have been put under house arrest for allegedly violating coronavirus restrictions by calling for people to join protests the court decision comes ahead of new rallies planned for sunday authorities have warned protesters they could face charges of mass arrests. italy's president said a german. to a parliamentary leader to carry out further talks to try to form a new government and a better talk faecal leader of the parliament's lower house has until cheese day to determine whether the parties that formed the previous ruling coalition are willing to come together again in a new government the political crisis was triggered this month when a small coalition partner with through its support of the government of prime minister to separate content. now earlier journalist sima gupta tolls on stage just how much change is on the success of coalition talks at the moment a lot of issues still to be resolved who could be a possible prime minister perhaps giuseppe conti a good perhaps to go himself perhaps another think a technocrat but yes if they do not come up with a solution the president will then possibly go back to a consultations once again to try and find some kind of new coalition and if that doesn't work all together that's the last possible option which is really the option of last resort and that is to dissolve parliament and go towards elections and of course most don't want that to happen because of course it's he is very much dealing with a pandemic right now just as other countries in the world are. journalists seem to they're reporting from rome now this week the world of finance was turned on its head a small traders networking on social media sites like read it and facebook took on the might of hedge funds big gains in the share price of a company called game stock of led to big profits for some and caused a huge headache for wall street giants. this is a scam stop a brick and mortar retailer specializing in video games it's pretty popular with gamers even though much of the market has moved to streaming a trend that will likely continue threatening to put game stop out of business just like record stores and video rental chains some big time investor some wall street have foreseen this and try to make a buck on the obvious trend hedge funds have been short selling the stock which means they have borrowed shares and sold them hoping to later buy them back i don't know what price and that's where things got out of hand and gamers and hobby investors came together to go after wall street. yemen escala mclellan i'm here in houston texas i'm 31 years old and i have been in the stock market for the better part of the last 10 years and i bought game stop earlier this week on tuesday when i saw some traction around it in the wall street bets for read . wall street bets is an online forum way users discuss their big plan to buy up as many games stop she has a possible driving up the price and hurting those hedge funds who had bet against it that play and worked and looking at an insane rally in the stock price multibillion dollar hits funds found themselves in the squeeze quickly buying back shares to cut their losses among them high profile names like melvin capital citroen capital and point $72.00 asset management wall street cried foul and warned the new investors about the danger of losing in the long run it turns out they already knew. that's what it is is their regular joes versus wall street and when i put money into it i said even if this goes to 0 and i lose everything i like being a part of it. thank you. that sentiment is shared amongst a lot a lot of people. so it's not only about money it's a david versus goliath fight. to sports news out and german football and took our toasted minds in the bonus league friday night much the home team wore rainbow striped jerseys in support of diversity on and off the pitch it took stuttgart 55 minutes to get on the scoreboard. collide sick took the century past to head is in stuttgart went on to win it tonight. up in tennessee australian open has gotten a boost up to $30000.00 fans will be allowed to attend per day making it one of the largest gatherings at a sporting event since the start of the covert 900 pandemic ahead of the australian open local authorities in victoria required players to undergo quarantine on their arrival in australia and it is been 24 days since the state reported a locally acquired infections so organizers decided to allow up to 50 percent capacity which means a total of up to $390000.00 people will attend the tournament. starts on february 8th. restaurants in new york city are set to welcome back patrons for indoor dining starting on valentine's day in his latest briefing in new york governor andrew cuomo said restaurants can reopen their insides faces at 25 percent capacity from february 14th but only if cases continue to fall restaurants and bars have trying to stay afloat on takeout and delivery as well as door dining. when you're watching the news coming up at world stories reports on a movement in germany that unites grieving friends and relatives of coronavirus for a fact victims and remember you can keep up to date with old the latest news on our website deja vu dot com or you can follow us on twitter and instead. i'm pablo funniest for me in the team here in berlin take care and see at the top of the next hour. more. of life on earth. coming to an end to. a gigantic coincidence. that previously the earth was just a messy chemistry lab i thought mission. where the improbable cut cut off was the creation of our solar system with our planet is a bit like winning the lottery the damage the the. money's worth. starts feb 11th on t w. this week on the world stories. residents are freezing in spanish slums. and working from dizzying heights in turkey but it's we begin in germany where the media is reporting new covert 19 deaths every day a new initiative wants to make a grief more public by reminding the country that there are real people behind these numbers. it's the 8th sunday that close john schmidt has come here to send out candles a visual reminder of those who have died from cove at 19. he's not the only one doing this. germany may have done better than other countries at the beginning of the pandemic but the death toll now stands at more than 50000. on us but yes during the 1st wave other countries had these kinds of numbers and i felt like we just accepted it here with a shrug. we thought we needed images to make death something you can see that's why we started this initiative. under much anybody because. many people come here to talk about the disturbingly high number of new cases others come because they've lost someone who says i'm far from the fog or it's just a question of where you can show grief or where can you go to experience this feeling peacefully like in a cemetery and that's how it should be here. others want to make a statement to show that the coronavirus is a real danger. and the stakes get the feel of the there are so many people who just deny the whole thing we should all just hold back to keep our distance so that this pandemic ends and not so many people have to die it is a few toward. even this time isn't at another coronavirus memorial in berlin ingrid johnson is mourning robert man's ari a friend from new york he died of covert at the age of 72 she says he was a man of many talents i am steve that i mentor none of his many talents was that he was a lyric baritone and sang in different operas it's always discomforts i think that this memorial here and this is stork squared is a beautiful place for him especially because so many wonderful concerts have taken place here at him and he would have loved to experience them. every afternoon a candle in the german president's residence bears witness after easter a statement morial service is planned for the victims. cold and no electricity in some cases the conditions are deplorable in this neighborhood on the outskirts of madrid drug gangs are allegedly topping powerlines residents feel forgotten by the spanish state. it's bitter cold this morning here in kenya that riyadh on the outskirts of madrid some 4500 residents live here in what may be europe's biggest informal settlement since a power cut in october they've been without electricity many inhabitants of moroccan or roma origin most live in poverty conditions how worst in sectors 5 and 6 of the county area because of the cold many like family now don't even have water . other places how would normally wash our clothes and then we'll hold our hands by the fire. but we don't have electricity we don't have water we don't know what to do. authorities blame the power outage on a surge thought to be caused by illegal wiretaps to power cannabis grow operations in sectors 6 most of madrid's illegal narcotics come through here we can film openly here it's too dangerous but people we speak to confirm they too have no electricity. back in sector 5 a mother who wants to stay anonymous invites us into her house the kids are bundled up and tending classes online but just as long as her phone charger and mobile data lost. when they get upset i try to give them strength i tell them imagine you were sick or he didn't have hands i was trying to give them strength i realise that i don't have any more strength myself. it's a similar story for neighbors one man likely died due to the cold and the baby was hospitalized with hypothermia many are resorting to using propane diesel generators car batteries are stoves. it's expensive and very risky says rahma from the neighborhood association. she says that at least 40 people here have suffered carbon morningside poisoning. the point in all that us be a light fires and when they notice that the fires dwindle and they throw on more logs on to keep the house warm and because the fire consumes the oxygen this has adverse effects they wake up with headaches or nausea that is a money order that will meet those several n.g.o.s have condemned the situation here. is how to feed back door to here now but like i know that they are in 2017 the authorities signed a regional agreement ensuring dignified living conditions for the residents of the county are that they are. all there said this is it. in this agreement also cover to providing electricity to the settlement for me through electrical some few families have been offered gas heaters and the opportunity to relocate the power utility now wants to shut down illegal taps however many here in kenya that reality feel forgotten i think that if authorities were serious about helping it already have tables clear solutions. landfill sites in russia are a growing health hazard most garbage is simply thrown away and talks in safety levels at the dumping grounds go ignored for many of the people who live close by moving away is just not an option. but this is the election skip it it's as big as 45 soccer fields and is just one of dozens of garbage dumps on the outskirts of moscow residents say just a few years ago with the pit was still deep in the ground now it's more of a hill and as if the garbage piles up with a local south problems due to the dump lies just a few. 100 meters from the village of novel shop of all. of us hometown the mother of 2 says that some days the smell from the side was so bad she couldn't even open the windows and the kids jaroslava and were often sick of it or save or finally had enough she and her children moved to clean as city several kilometers away. the little ones were constantly sick one day their pediatrician told me their children have rattling sounds in their lungs i didn't think about it for very long before starting to look for an apartment for us here and cleon later after we moved we went to the same doctor surprise surprise the lung rattling had disappeared how did that happen simple we moved away. if hamill is fate is a no isolated incident. is one of russia's most pressing concerns only 6 percent of the country's gabbert is either processed or incinerated if the rest is simply dumped environmentalist's of warning the landfill sites around moscow in particular are a ticking time bomb i rarely conforming to safety standards but they probably due to the soil the ground water and the air. readings taken by the state civil protection agency the area surrounding alec's inskip it is also contaminated 3 years ago authorities found that hydrogen sulfide levels were $25.00 times of the acceptable amount. but nothing has been done to protect a local residence you only a figure see it was mother is another of those affected the 67 year old's house is dangerously close to the dump but unlike her daughter she says she can't move. where. would i go who would i sell my home to with that horrible smell outside who cares about someone like me and how would i even get by in the city my pension is $190.00 euros per month but i'd have to pay $130.00 euros for a one room apartment. meanwhile the mountain of rubbish keeps growing and there are plans to expand to the. dream job is clearly. skyscrapers. she is also the 1st woman to work in this male dominated job in turkey she hopes to encourage others to break free from gender roles. with bucket and cleaning products in hand the crew has to balance along the edge of the roof top attached to a thin wire they slowly move forwards. this red rope is when gets to work now every move is a matter of life and death are met is laid under the safety rope so that the edge of the roof doesn't cut into it her life hangs on this thread. now the real work can begin. we are 130 metres up it's a wonderful feeling i really feel free i'm not dependent on anything. from my rope. knowsley uses mountaineering techniques she learnt during her training it was hard both physically and mentally but she believed in herself against all odds. going through the training pointless you'll never be able to do that job even my friend said that. 5 years ago. worked inside a highrise like this at the reception desk through the window she always admired the cleaners as they scaled down the facade then she asked them or after they have shelley who's now her boss if he would hire a woman on his so far all male team. proved that women can do this too. it doesn't matter if you're a man or a woman what's important is if you're able to do this risky work or not. today. is the only woman working in this previously all male domain. she doesn't have time to admire the view of istanbul below the skyline of the city of 18000000 live it's 161 skyscrapers has been totally transformed in the last 20 years. for cleaning up here in wind and weather. gets hazard pay meaning she turns a 3rd more than the average in turkey just don't drop the sponge. in a world filled with beautiful images. of hers have to work hard to stand out. to find the special place this incomparable life. the perfect moment. or just have some pretty crazy ideas by the way this camera was made out of cheese . next. month the snow now that it's winter fun. is located over there it's the winter sports center of the al gore region. is on his way to the top coming down is easy enough because 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