this is deja vu news live from berlin a landmark link between 2 states that were once sworn enemies hopes for a new era in arab israeli relations as the 1st direct commercial flight between israel and the united arab emirates touches down. also coming up 5 years after tenser i'm going to medical called on the germans to let in hundreds of thousands of refugees we meet one syrian family that's found a new life here. welcome to the program in israeli commercial aircraft made its 1st ever trip to the united arab emirates last month u.s. brokered peace agreement made the flight possible it's the 1st truce between israel and an arab neighbor in more than 20 years and there's something in it for each of the parties israel gains a formal ally against iran the u.a.e. can boast its political and economic stature in the region and the u.s. may be able to sell more high tech weaponry to the emirates. a maiden voyage of historic proportions. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu called in to congratulate the delegation onboard. showgrounds going to school this is a historic day you are flying the

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ther on meyer will present new forecast later tuesday in berlin. however, italy has seen its economy shrank by more than previously forecast with virus lockdowns in the second quarter hammering growth. the statistics bureau says a decline was 13% in the three months through june with consumer spending leading the fall. the figures are worse than expected. the italian economy is 17.7% smaller than it was a year ago. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am karina mitchell. this is bloomberg. haidi. haidi: still ahead, an exclusive interview with the chief bioteche, head of the summit. we will be talking about the surge in health care related -- 2021 korea boosts its budget and reports eco-data. we will get reaction from bank of america's economist, kathleen. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ shery: south korea reported trade data for august in the past few minutes. exports fell 9.9% year on year. slightly better than the forecast contraction of just o

people, including many far right a activists, have been arrested following a large demonstration in berlin protesting against public health measuresaken to combat the pandemic. some protesters attempted to storm the reichstag building, german's parliament. -- germany's parliament. tributes conontinue to pour in r beloved actor chadwick boseman after he died friday at the age of 43, after a four-year battle with colon cancer. boseman is b best known for his iconic role as king t'challa in the ground-breaking "black panther" -- the first mainstream black superhero movie. he was also widely acclaimed for his portrayal of major historic f figur likike urgoodod marshall, memes brn, a and jackie robinn.n. this ibobosemaspeaeaki alongse e the "like panther" cast as they accepted the screen actors guild awards. >> we all know what it is like to be told there is not a place for you to be featured, yet you're young, gifted, , and bla. we know what it is like to be told there is not a screen for you to be featatured on,n, a ste you to be featured on. we know what it isis like toto e the tail end of t

he is standing in front sections of the berlin wall. he credited "the brave men and women on both sides of the iron curtain who devoted their lives and sometimes sacrifice them so that we might inhabit a world without barriers." so, he gives credit for the people on the ground in eastern europe are rising up in resisting communism and oppression. he also gives credit to margaret thatcher and helmut and the goal miguel gorbachev their role in enabling human freedom to emerge. reagan told his audience he was not sure whether or not gorbachev had listened to him when he said mr. reagan tear down this wall -- mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. but neither he nor the rulers of eastern europe could ignore the much louder chants of demonstrators in the streets of life segan dressed and in the churches and the schools and in the factors in on the farms, a once silent people found the voice and a battering ram to knock down walls, real and imagine. because of them the political map of europe has been rewritten." what about the museum? well, if

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because this is dw news, live from berlin. the world health organization warns that the coronavirus is real, dangngerous and it kills. the stark message comes after they tried to storm the german parliament. also on the program, the first direct commercial clip between israel and united arab emirates touches down. and angela merkel's yes we can movement will look at how her decision to accept more than a million migrants has reshaped europe. i am phil gayle, welcome to the program. the world health organization sent a blunt message to demonstrators that opposed coronavirus restrictions. they say the virus israel, dangerous and it kills. some protesters attempted to storm the parliament building. leaders from across the political spectrum have come together to condemn the action. >> it looks like a normal monday in centrtral berlilin. the tourists are back. the scenes of unreseson the week -- -- - the weekekend are on my peoples mind. far-right extremist pushed through to the top of the steps. >> these are pictures that my gene

as you know you news from berlin follow us on twitter and instagram a t w news or visit our website w dot com. and israeli al plane bearing the word peace in english out of a can hebrew touchdown in abu dhabi today the 1st of a passenger flight between israel and the united arab emirates the u.a.e. broke ranks with its gulf arab neighbors this month by normalizing diplomatic relations with israel the palestinians describe the deal is a step in the back but will other arab countries not follow i'm phil gayle in berlin and this is the day. we just completed a truly historic flight. the message that we carry for the palestinians is also one of hope your little knowledge of it is very painful for us today when israeli plane lands in the emirates we put an offer to their leadership on the table that will enable them to have a state and self-determination know how you do to position of some arab states who are against normalization with israel. we can't want peace more than they want peace it can't be stuck in the past they have to they have to come to the table. also on the day lebanon's p

documented in the 2004 hollywood film hotel rwanda here he's seen attending a screening of the movie in berlin he won multiple humanitarian award. but he became critical of the government of president paul kagame e he said it protects an elite minority of took these marginalizes the hutu majority and failed to bring justice for hutus who also massacred. the hotel room on the narrative was once accepted in kigali but loyalists of president paul kagame e began to criticize it after criticized his government others who have disputed the official account of the genocide have been killed or jailed. the disagreement government a brand of questions questions about a political space and the question of impunity. accuses program elite units crimes committed during the genocide this is the point where they cannot agree he didn't commit any crimes. or begin a lived in exile for more than 20 years it's not clear exactly how he ended up back in garley in handcuffs. the investigation bureau said there was international cooperation but gave no further explanation malcolm webb al-jazeera. lithuania latvia and

the economy minister will present the new forecast later tuesday in berlin. italy has seen its economy shrink by more than previously forecast. with virus lockdowns hammering growth, the statistics bureau said the decline was almost 13% june. three months since the figures are worse than expected and the italian economy is 17.7% smaller than it was one year ago. global news 24 hours a day on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm karina mitchell. this is bloomberg. back to you. , it has beenahead a heavy week in australia. we have all the market -- all the analysis from rbc capital markets. president trump resumes its white house briefings as u.s. coronavirus cases top 6 million. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: we are getting breaking news from yum china, announcing trading in their hong kong share is expected to begin on september 10. yum china holdings had announced the launch of its hong kong public offering, forming part of its global offering of shares of common stocks and listi

. >> i still think it was a bit berlin and say we manage, knowing full well it was up to each and every local mayor to have to manage. >> if other e.u. countries had shared this burden, we would not have this level of political tension. if i could turn back time, i would ask much more of europe. >> instead, anger, fear on german streets, fueled by high-profile migrant crime, the sexual assault of women in cologne, and the terror attack il in christmas market. as angela merkel battled a backlash, the far-right flourished. it is now an established part of german politics. but during that time, mohammed, who arrived in 2015, build a new life. he learned german, got a job, had a family. >> iis like my home. everything is good. were havdency like normal people. we have worked. it is a good country. we have good neighbors. i like it a lot. >> but the story is not over, not for those still trying to come to europe and not for those we met in this specially built refugee home. heells us he was 16 when he arrived in germany. he s is 21 all awaiting permission to stay. he tells us in german, "i d

describe the deal as a step in the back but will other arab countries now follow i'm phil gayle in berlin and this is the day. we just completed a truly historic flight. the message that we carry for the palestinians is also one of hope you will not have it is very painful for us today when an israeli plane lands in the emirates we put an offer to their leadership on the table that will enable them to have a state and self-determination no how you see the position of some arab states who are against normalization with israel. we can't want peace more than they want peace it can't be stuck in the past they have to they have to come to the table. also on the day lebanon's president has asked a career diplomat to become the country's next prime minister but some on the streets of beirut think the new man is part of the problem. i'm here to say thank god you are safe and we are here for you and i am one of you and hopefully we will work together and form a government as soon as possible. we don't need you we have the revolution we are the revolution. the 1st of a commercial passenger flight f

other demonstrators who filled berlin at the weekend and consisted largely of peaceful coronavirus skeptics were no longer the center of attention. 6 policemen and women were invited to the official residence of the german president frank photo steinmeyer thanked them and their colleagues for their composed reaction at the weekend and had a message to the demonstrators mind 1st an indicator of a door my empathy ends where demonstrators let themselves be instrumental ised by enemies of democracy and by political agitators. they are. if you close ranks with right wing extremists in the streets or even if you just walk side by side with new nazis and anti semites if you don't distance yourself clearly and proactively you're on their side and. must submit to. an accusation that corona skeptics have rejected in a heated discussion with journalists they insisted the far right where a friends. group and that the organizers had indeed distanced themselves. according to polls the vast majority of germans support the government's anti corona measures . that's also the message anglo-american spokesman

about 40,000 people protesting in berlin against germany's coronavirus lockdown measures. look at their signs. take a look. you'll notice some very fringe groups joined in. sound familiar? the protests included qanon supporters. that is the right-wing conspiracy movement started in the u.s. that falsely claims satanic members of the so-called deep state are plotting to destroy president trump. now it's gaining traction overseas as cnn's frederick poli pleitgen reports. >> reporter: they try to storm the german parliament on saturday. among them, people carrying flags of the german reich, a symbol associated with germany's far right, along with russian flags, but also u.s. flags. we also found many supporters of the qanon conspiracy theory. this one waving a flag with the qanon symbol and the likeness of president trump. >> do you like donald trump? >> yes. >> why? >> the deep state. long time manipulate the peoples, the human, and that must ending. >> reporter: qanon is a sprawling conspiracy theory that claims without evidence that a group of satan worshipping members of

great us government and to read your book where martha dodd is the daughter of the us ambassador in berlin 20 years before that and quite the character. it's an interesting corroboration and postscript on the stories i would hear from my father. but thank you for that. thank you so much and thanks to all of you for calling, for watching this latest future tense social. we do these tuesdays and thursdays at 4:00 eastern. please check out the events page in new america works late and come join us for more of these and eric, thank you so much. stacy everybody. thank you. >> tonight on the communicators texas republican congressman will heard talks about cyber issues facing the us and why he thinks china wants to surpass the united states as a superpower. >> by 2049 and want to surpass the us as the sole superpower in the world. that's 100 years of communist rule in mainland china and the way they're going to surpass united states as the sole antiphon is by being a leader in future technology. ai, quantum, 5g and that's why they've been stealing intellectual property. that's why they've been b

matt bradley is live in berlin. matt, what happened? >> reporter: joshua, we were walking around, two days ago, all around this area, right in front of the iconic brandenberg gate here. i've got told you, the vast majority of people in these crowds, they were just protesting against those coronavirus restrictions, of which, here in germany, they didn't really have that harsh of a restriction regime. and the death toll and the number of cases was actually really quite low compared to its neighbors, but they did go after the parliament building. that was very threatening. the president of germany just said today that this was an attack on the heart of german democracy. this boisterous protest is trying to convince the world the coronavirus pandemic is exaggerated or even a sham. you won't see any masks or gloves here, but you can catch a glimpse of a very american phenomenon. this march in berlin is mostly against coronavirus restrictions, but there are a lot of qanon supporters here, thanks to the coronavirus, the qanon conspiracy theory

larger vents are allowed outdoors under certain conditions in fact if you go here in the streets of berlin it seems like life is quite normal i even had some acquaintances visit over the weekend from spain saying they came here to enjoy a bit of a socializing i don't oversleep encouraging or not but that's the case so via large there isn't that much to complain about comparatively and the majority of people are supportive of what the government is doing ok so that's out there but what we've seen around the world is that pandemic control measures have become politically charged nowhere more so than the united states is that the case here in germany is that a particular posse sort of leading the anti masking jaja on put it that way but what gets people saw it said on the weekend in politicians starts that when we saw these scenes of the crowd storming the reichstag steps and waving those banners was that the idea that this building is supposed to be open to the public and that if you want to have your views heard you should be using democratic means to do so so that's what this movement curr

reagan gave his brotherhood of man speech which of course happens after the fall of the berlin wall. and he says there is a world without barriers. so he gives credit for the people on the i don't understand to rising up and resisting com munition and oppression.i don't to rising up and resisting com munition and oppression. and he talso gives credit to thatcher and gorbachev for their roll. he wasn't sure that people listened to them when he said tear down this wall. and neither he nor the rulers of eastern europe could ignore -- they couldn't ignore the much louder chants of demonstrators in the streets and churches and schools and the factories and on the farms, a once silent people found their voice and with it a battering ram to knock down walls real and imagined. because of them, the political map of europe has been rewrit n rewritten. what about the museum? well, if you go to the reagan museum which i highly recommend, it is wufld. i think that the reagan museum is exceptional. you come upon if you get to the large foreign policy section, w once you get through it, there are d

news live from berlin this story glad big job in. hopes for a new era in arab israeli relations as the 1st direct commercial flight between israel and the united arab emirates touches down. also on the program political leaders told ranks off the activists including the far right break through police lines at the german public. is akin to fish up to suck it up yes we kept the moment 5 years. goldie look at how the fact is issuing 2 sets of wave of migrants has received your. i'm going to have as well come to the program the 1st ever commercial passenger flight from israel to the united arab emirates has landed in abu dhabi the plane took off from tel aviv found across jordan and saudi arabia it's hoped the historic flight will mark the start of a new era of improved relations between israel and the arab world flood follows a u.s. brokered deal establishing diplomatic ties between israel and the u.a.e. it's the 1st such arab israeli accord in more than 20 years and all the senior officials on board were the u.s. president donald trump

this is you don't get news live from berlin ben facility is up next with our cold with 90. special. intimate. alpha's from you in the entire news team thanks for. coming bettering the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and news. our corona update. from the covert 19 special next on d w they've been robbed of their soul that's what a people experiences when their heritage is taken from them. countless cultural artifacts were brutally stolen from africa by colonialists and carted off to europe . these thefts left wounds that have yet to feel what should be done with the stone north from africa. stolen soul starts september 7th on t.w. . percent back in the battle against the coronavirus cases of reinfection are emerging in hong kong the united states and europe. they suggest immunity from the disease does not necessarily last long. the world health organization is calling for more studies. concrete answers a vital in developing a back scene that is if we ever get one. so much for herd immunity or full immunity and what abou

this is d w news live from berlin historic landing in the abu dhabi and high hopes for a new era in arab israeli relations as the 1st direct commercial flights between israel and the united arab emirates such stuff also on the program good to go leaders close ranks off the activists including the far right breakthrough police lines at the german parliament. has a penis the shocking shocking death. all about goals yes we can moment 5 years ago we'll look at how that decision to accept the waves of migrants has reshaped your. gavel for us welcome to the program the 1st ever commercial passenger flight from israel to the united arab emirates landed in abu dhabi it's hoped the symbolic touchstone will mark the start of a new era for truth relations between israel and the arab world the historic flood follows a u.s. brokered deal establishing diplomatic ties between israel and the way it's the 1st such arab israeli accord in more than 20 years. among the senior officials on board by the u.s. president donald trump's cedar advisor and son in law jared krishna in. what he had to say. on the pla

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vrmts th >>> in berlin, pair of pandas are celebrating their biwir biry with a frozen cake they tip the scales at more than 61 pounds. everybody go aww you're up to date. that's the news update >> it's one of those things you do when you see pandas >> absolutely. i'm trying to bring happiness into the news cycle. >> thank you >>> the nba playoffs resumed over the weekend following the walk out by league players to protest the police shooting of jacob blake in kenosha, wisconsin. bucks started the action by refusing to take the floor for their playoff game a move that sparked similar action across the entire sports world. ma marc lasry joinings us it's his first interview on the subject. good to see you again. >> my pleasure great to talk do you >> can you give me an idea of how this went down behind the scenes >> i think what ended up happening is george hill felt he shouldn't play mainly because what happened was in our state the rest of players followed suit that's how it came about afterwards we set up a call with the wisconsin attorney general and the lieutenant governor for players

. >> here in germany, tens of thousands of people descended on berlin to protest the coronavirus pandemic restrictions put in place by the german government. at some point some of the protesters even tried to storm the building behind me. that's germany's parliament building. of the people that took part in that protest we saw a lot of people who were from the fringe right wing carrying german imperial flags of the german reich and people who were supporters of the qanon conspiracy platform. a lot of those people told us that they believe that angela merkel should be put in jail and see themselves as disciples of president donald trump. the german government heavily criticized the people trying to storm the building saying it is okay to protest against the coronavirus measures but of course not okay to attack germany's democracy. fred pleitgen, cnn, germany. >> india reported over 75,000 new infections on a daily basis for last 5 days. while they have a third highest number of cases across the world it's also reported the third highest number of deaths after the u.s. and brazil. according

now in germany over the weekend tens of thousands of people took to the streets in berlin to protest coronavirus restrictions in that country. the protests were mostly peaceful until some tried to actually storm the parliament building. hundreds were arrested, the use of reich flags, blatant knaus u nazi symbols were band. it was criticized. it had a far right element to it, roundly criticized abusing the freedom to demonstrate by some in the german government. germany, neil, as we know, has had a pretty good success rate dealing with coronavirus. there have been fewer restrictions in that country than in many other countries. their numbers are starting to go back up. a lot of numbers in europe are starting to go back up. the curves are not shooting up. there is a lot of caution how the autumn will be. 25 million cases, 846,000 deaths worldwide from covid, neil. neil: amy, thank you very, very much. sort of putting that in perspective here, we have six million cases in the united states as of today. 185 or close to 185,000 deaths. a lot of the spikes in cases you've been hearing are

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attempt by demonstrators including the far right who stormed the german parliament building here in berlin protesters broke through police lines during a larger rally against the government's policies merkel says those who try to access the building abused the rights to demonstrate peacefully condemnation has been echoed by leaders from across the political spectrum. it looks like a normal monday in central beilin the tourists are back the price tag is open for visitors again but the scenes of unrest at the weekend are on many people's minds. saturday evening far right extremists pushed through police lines to the top of the high stack steps he has never appeared he went to the pictures that my generation just isn't familiar with. his rule and these people stand for different values and to see that also here in germany there are so many people who think differently and have different values that pains me. to be. we don't stand the demonstrators shouted resistance. and the isn't us. we are the people. the black white and red of the colors of the old imperial german right used now by neo naz

this is good of you news live from berlin the historic landing in abu dhabi hopes for a new era in arab israeli relations as the 1st direct commercial flight between israel and the united arab emirates touches that. america leads a chorus of condemnation after activists including the far right to break through police lines at the german parliament. also german lawmakers question ministers of the scandal hit german payments firms why a cop who collapsed with debts of 3000000000 euro. safina scottish office. america has just become known as 5 years ago look at how that decisions are set a wave of migrants has reshaped you. got us welcome to the program the 1st of a commercial passenger flight from israel to the united arab emirates has landed in upper dobby it's hoped the symbolic touchdown will mark the start of a new era of truth relations between israel and the arrow while the historic flight follows the west broke the deal establishing diplomatic ties between israel and think the way is the 1st such out. israeli a code in more than 20 years. among the senior officials on board with th

joining us from berlin is benedikt kammel. walk us through the next 48 hours when it comes to what is happening in parliament in this investigation. : this is a two day investigation into why wirecard turned from darling to dog in such a short amount of time. where there warning signs and if there have been why weren't they heated. sessiona parliamentary where one of angela merkel's top advisors was quizzed on this but it was fairly critical all allowed -- all around. the opposition smelling blood and realizing they can make political gains. angela merkel's own party asking how can it be this company was not taken out sooner. why were there no safety nets installed and so on. tomorrow we will have day two of this. that is the financial regulator in germany, and the role this regulator plate or do not play. an interesting 40 hours. alix: are people going to get fired? what will be the penalty if the investigation says you did not do enough? benedikt: so far nobody has had to leave. the head of barfing is in hot in is -- the hea

300 people, including many far right activists, have been arrested following a large demonstration in berlin protesting against public health measuresaken to combat the pandemic. some protesters attempted to storm the reichstag building, german's parliament. -- germany's s parliament. tributes conontinue to pour in r beloved actor chadwick boseman after he died friday at the age of 43, after a four-year battle with colon cancer. boseman is b best known for his iconic role as king t'challa in the ground-breaking "black panther" -- the first mainstream black superhero movie. he was also widely acclaimed for his portrayal of major historic f figur likike urgoodod marshall, memes brn, a and jackie robinn.n. this ibobosemaspeaeaki alongse e the "like panther" cast as they accepted the screen actors guild awards. >> we all know what it is like to be told there is not a place for you to be featured, yet you're young, gifted, and black. wewe know whwhat it isis like te toldld there is not a screen for you to b be featureded on, a ste you to be featured on. we k know what it is like toto e the tail e

conservatives began to claim that reagan had single-handedly confronted the evil empire, demanded the berlin wall be torn down, stuck to his principles, and in so doing, won the cold war. if you want to know more about how conservatives consciously sort of constructed the reagan legacy and myth, you should buy the book, which is available for preorder on amazon.com. all right, with that, i'll go ahead and take questions. yeah. yeah. >> given what you have spoken about, incorrectly, ronald reagan's actual policies in the 1980s, how do conservative republicans get back to that from the -- they are in now. >> so the question was, if you didn't hear it, the reagan years are very different in terms of policy than what we see now in the trump administration, especially on issues, talking about immigration and trade. >> support for nato -- >> support for international organizations. yeah, how does the conservative movement sort of get back there. it has to happen electorally. someone has to stand up and say no. we don't represent anti-immigration or anti-illegal immigration or protectionism. that i

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news live from berlin politicize close ranks of the far right demonstrations break through police lines at germany's parliament building lawmakers from across the political spectrum house condemned the assault also coming up. a story granting the 1st direct commercial flight between israel and the united arab emirates this world hopes it's the start of a new relationship with the arab world. safina softer stuff and us. yes we can moment 5 years ago we'll look at how that decision to accept the wave of migrants has reshaped your. gabble 1st welcome to the program chancellor angela merkel has condemned as shameful an attempt by the far right to stall the national parliament building here in berlin hardcore activists broke through police lines during a larger rally against the government's government's pandemic policies machall says those who try to access the building abused their rights to demonstrate peacefully condemnation has been echoed by leaders from across the political spectrum. it looks like a normal monday in central balin the tourist stuff. back the price tag is open for visit

other demonstrators who filled berlin at the weekend and consisted largely of peaceful coronavirus skeptics were no longer the center of attention. 6 policemen and women were invited to the official residence of the german president frank photo steinmeyer thanked them and their colleagues for their composed reaction at the weekend and had a message to the demonstrators mine 1st and in that door my empathy ends where demonstrators let themselves be instrumentalist by enemies of democracy and by political agitators. they are. if you close ranks with right wing extremists in the streets or even if you just walk side by side with new nazis then of folks and anti semites if you don't distance yourself clearly and proactively you're on their side and. musts a committee in the mind. of an accusation that corona skeptics have rejected in a heated discussion with journalists they insisted the far right where a fringe group and that the organizers had indeed distanced themselves. according to polls the vast majority of germans support the government's anti corona measures . but also the message anglo

wanya sifi repairs bikes for refugees here in berlin. he fled iran 4 years ago last year he started working at the hook invented tailwind association . a bike is important for refugees. so it helps them. mean when you look for a bike online somebody cost 50 or 70 or 100 euros or longer but i had a good thing didn't we accept a donation of 5 or 10 euros from a refugee from forward the senate will stay almost everyone who works here is a volunteer the bikes they were pat all donated once they've been fixed up they go to refugee. if. only one yes if he has a paid job but the association and it's partly financed by the national volunteer service it all began 5 years ago when germany took in a large number of refugees the team and also me want to help the new comers they also want to promote cycling as an environmentally friendly mode of transport and recycling old bikes is especially sustainable. because we use everything if a bike can no longer be written and we take it apart and use the components for another bike you could see that from 2

money has been rising yet for these people in berlin what matters most is their right not to observe any restrictions not to wear masks not to follow social distancing and to show their anger at the politicians who have imposed them because of the killings illegal eilis is illegal the whole government is illegal everything is illegal and corona is just a medium to heavy flu a pandemic that is being used to enslave us humans. that view is not shared by the police who tried and failed twice on friday to persuade the courts to ban the demonstration saying the protestors posed a serious risk mentioning d.m. of and of me was going on and that's these are people that we can assume as coronavirus skeptics have taken no precautions in recent months in a time when infection numbers are increasing we don't believe these gatherings to be responsible. the protest is a made up of many different groups some from the political fallout of society some from the far right what unites them is a sense of injustice and rights being lost demonstrations like these pose this country's politicians a serious

during us i was sued office director of the center for humanitarian action based here in berlin former head of the un food program in syria thanks so much for coming in today and what are you hearing from syria how many people are leaving the country today compared to 5 years ago. well today the situation in syria of course is much more stable in that sense and the migration flows are much more stable and less it has a couple of reasons one of us of course the conflict in syria but if you look at the ration policies america's promise and deed this has an often overlooked humanitarian facet mirka promise we have overseen systems to syrians in syria in the region we've neglected it and i can confirm i was in charge of some of these programs at the time and support went don't like 50 cent for a person for a day in a country with often european prices so she in made a promise and she delivered on that one myrtle's that in future we will funk 50 percent of the humanitarian needs in syria and the regions to be a role model for other countries and she delivered on this promise in a financial

this is deja vu news live from berlin politicians close ranks after far right demonstrators break through police lines and germany's parliament building alterations across the political spectrum have condemned the assault we'll talk with one of them also coming up on the show. passengers check in for the 1st direct commercial flight between israel and knighted arab emirates israel's building for more flights like this with other arab countries. and the phoenix the stuff is shocking to us alone akhil says yes we can 5 years ago look at how that decision to accept the wave of vibrance has reshaped your. i'm brian thomas could have you with us today german politicians from across the political spectrum have condemned the far right attempt to storm the german parliament building in berlin the demonstrators broke through police lines during a larger protest against the government's pandemic balls that protest through some 30000 people will talk to a member of parliament shortly about the assault on the book start after this report. right extremists pushed through police lines to the top of the

sight to he see them spreading here into europe tens of thousands of people gathered here in central berlin. the vast majority were protesting against covid-19 restrictions, the kinds of things you see people locked down why would a non-american who is not a republican or democrat believe in something called q anone? -- qanon it's spreading on the coattails about skepticism about the coronavirus. for those who think coronavirus is manmade or created by elites trying to manipulate the public those people might also be be us septemberible to the idea that there's a kabal of elites trafficking in children and donald trump is the anointed savior who are freeing the children and arresting those who are guilty the that's the main part of the qanon conspiracy matt bradley, nbc news, berlin >>> last night 2020 mtv show was dedicated honing the memory of bose the take a look. >> before we get to the music tonight we need to take the time to talk about the zaefti izaeft- devastating loss of chadwick boseman. >> a heart felt message was delivered paying tribute to bose twitter announced the final twee

the wall of berlin came down, south africa turned upside down and unimagined things can happen. >> yeah. >> but where they're saying about driving in israel, don't be right, be clever. because if you enter and you say i'm right, i drive in, you get into such a collision, this is -- it's better to have a strategy, to be e clever, what you do when you enter this next intersection. >> i think the solution is on the israeli side. always the solution is with the person with the power and the control. . >> the way i have found is thi project, which iss called ssave ththe chchildren. saving palestinian children who have every right toto lead. if no aid is able to get to ththem, they die. they have almost 600 childrdre. israeli and palestinian dodoct have worked on thehem. reconciliaiation is working togetherer. i don't think we need reconciliation. i think we work together as if there was already peace. i hope that things can change and i always believe that the power is in the people. so they can make the change. and it depends on that. >> i think that i hope we can make children not to hate

this is deja vu news live from berlin politicians close ranks after a far right demonstrators break through police lines at germany's parliament building alterations from across the political spectrum afton dan the action. correspondent also coming up. passengers check in for any historic journey the 1st direct mercial flight between israel and the united arab emirates israel hopes their attacks air links rather with other arab states will become teen after this break. the fetus does not fishing. and only machall says her image her migration policy the 5 years ago has paid off we'll look at how that decision has reshaped or. i'm drawing thomas good to have you with us german politicians from across the political spectrum have condemned a far right attempt to storm the parliament building in berlin the demonstrators broke through police lines during a larger protest against the government's pandemic policies that protest through some 38000 people from across germany who say the government's guidelines go too far we'll talk in the studio about what happened after this report. that was far rig

translation: i still think it was a bit much for someone to sit in berlin and say we could manage, knowing full well it was up to each and every local mayor to have to manage. if other eu countries had shared the burden, we would not have had this level of political tension. if i could turn back time, i would ask much more of europe. instead, anger, fear in the german streets, fuelled by high—profile migrant crime, the sexual assault of women in cologne, or the terror attack on a berlin christmas market. as angela merkel battled a backlash, the far right flourished. it is now an established part of german politics. but during that time, mohammed, who arrived in 2015, built a new life. he learned german, got a job, had a family. translation: it is like my home. everything is good. we have residency, like normal people. we have work. it is a good country and we have good neighbours. i like it a lot. but the story is not over — not for those still trying to come to europe, and not for those we met in this specially—built refugee home on the edge of the city. javid tells us he was 16 whe

newcomers from disembarking produces mess as the situations become unsustainable our correspondent in berlin peter oliver has more. well local government officials in lampedusa are saying the island can cope no more with the sheer number of people that are arriving on their shores in fact the mayor of lampedusa spoke to r.t. saying this he wants to see a strike a general strike on the island to try and draw attention to what's going on in a situation he describes is overloaded and as you go through. the situation in lampedusa is disastrous in the sense that we have a full reception center in addition to the norm because we have 1260 people and then tonight there was a landing of 300 $67.00 more people who can no longer be taken in here they've been brought to a facility made available by the church we always carry out our job even with the total indifference of the italian go. but here the problem is objective we're not in a position to host small people well as we heard from the mayor there in the early hours of sunday morning around 370 people arrived in the port of lampedusa on board a fi

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thousands rallied in berlin against germany's coronavirus measures over the weekend. including qanon supporters. tell us about this rally, mat. >> reporter: i should specify, the vast majority of the people at the rally two days ago here, in front of the iconic monument here in central berlin. most were protesting against the coronavirus restrictions. but we saw quite a few qanon protesters, mostly peaceful. but in the end there were a few arrests made and people did try to storm the german parliament. they made it as far as the steps but security turned them back. this boisterous protest is trying to convince the world the coronavirus pandemic is exaggerated or a sham. you won't see any masks or gloves here but you can catch a glimpse of an american phenomenon. this march is mostly against coronavirus restrictions but there are a lot of qanon supporters here. >> most european believers are new to the conspiracy theory. their skepticism of the coronavirus acted as a gateway. coronavirus got you an entree into qanon, is that correct? so what is qanon, it has one centra

researchers in berlin were also getting to work with one of the 1st diagnostic tests for coping $1000.00 was developed at her lyn shari tay hospital. before long it was apparent that scientists worst fears were being realized. just to be heard in he not yet stool how does not need to give him the all slide on this noise to get in coal one of you will is to stop. them as you want to be stepped up to the full. in who bay province some 60000000 people faced a travel ban and were soon effectively under house arrest. neighborhood committees were set up to supervise entry and exit points and make sure residents had regular food supplies. kena is china is a surveillance state we knew that before the coronavirus crisis seeking most of in and that paid off in this case because the state is evil to use existing surveillance infrastructure here to efficiently impose strict local locked and shut downs dual fuel called. the one party state was affective but it also made sure any dissent was squashed. kovac 1000 patients they 3. the 62 year old patient's condition is deteriorating fast her breathing i

news live from berlin and intolerable at task on the heart of our democracy those are the words of germany's president after far right demonstrators stormed the parliament building and are led politicians from across the political spectrum have condemned the attack. also coming up passengers checking in for 8 historic journey the 1st direct flights between israel and united arab emirates israel hopes that links with other arab states will become routine after the breakthrough with the u.a.e. . thanks . welcome to the program german politicians from across the political spectrum have condemned a far right attempt to storm the parliament building in berlin president from fatah steinmeyer called it an intolerable attack on the heart of our democracy now demonstrators against the government's pandemic policies along with far right groups and science deniers overwhelmed police to rush the entrance of the german parliament the. far right extremists pushed through police lines to the top of the rice talk steps. they shout from a distance. and this interest we are the people. the black white and red

our berlin correspondentjenny hill was at munich railway station five years ago as migrants began to arrive. she's been back to bavaria to meet some of those involved. applause. "we can do this", said angela merkel. it's five years since germany opened its doors and its arms to tens of thousands of people. many more would follow, hoping for the same warm welcome. i was proud of germany because germany did not hesitate to help the refugees. carmen, who speaks arabic, was among the many volunteers who came to munich station to help. when we look back and the situation today, all the doomsday scenarios did not become true. we could not have closed our doors. and it brought change to every part of germany. in abensberg, a conservative bavarian town, they had to accommodate and integrate around 200 refugees. translation: i still think it was a bit much for someone to sit in berlin and say we could manage, knowing full well it was up to each and every local mayor to have to manage. if other eu countries had shared the burden, we would not have had this level of political tension. if i coul

you from disembarking produces menace as the situations become unsustainable a correspondent based in berlin peter oliver has more. well local government officials in lampedusa are saying the island can cope no more with the sheer number of people that are arriving on their shores in fact the mayor of lampedusa spoke to r.t. saying this he wants to see a strike a general strike on the island to try and draw attention to what's going on in a situation he describes as overloaded. the situation in lampedusa is disastrous in the sense that we have a full reception center in addition to the norm because we have 1260 people and then tonight there was a landing of 300 $67.00 more people who can no longer be taken in here they've been brought to a facility made available by the church we always carry out our job even with the total indifference of the italian government but here the problem is objective we're not in a position to host more people well as we heard from the mayor there in the early hours of sunday morning around 370 people arrived in the port of lampedusa on board a fishing boat now t

yet the far right are confident the case in berlin at the weekend amid the rainbows and peace flags of other demonstrators and the krona skeptics didn't seem to have a problem with them being there war and let's get more with your political correspondent thomas ferro you were at the demonstrations what did you see or there were lots of people from different groups and with different interest yes it is obviously the case that we saw far right extremists. there and that those were also the ones who tried to storm the right. building which by the way has a very important symbolism in germany it was burned by the nazis in 1983 when they attempted there to get rid of what was left of germany's democracy yet at the same time there were also other people attending this protest on t.v. axis conspiracy theorists also families who were there trying to explain that they were against the government and the way the government was handling the pandemic so i would say a very big mixture of of people that makes it even more difficult for authorities to try to identify who was actually there and to wha