just across in bavaria so 7 of these that employees of the same company and the ice is the child of one of these patients sorry the 2 in frankfurt plus the i equals 10 at the moment we have 10 cases of corona virus here in germany ok so now this is obviously a challenge for the authorities what steps are they taking at this moment to keep the virus under control here well as we have been seeing here in germany around the world basically one of the major things that they can do and have been doing is just making sure that the people who are suspected of having the coronavirus all have been confirmed as having it being kept away from the rest of the general population we just heard from the health minister then that there is an incubation period of 2 weeks where no symptoms of visible bought an infection might be present sorry this is why these people are being quarantined what we don't know yet is what is going to happen to dislodge a group of people who have been quarantined in frankfurt maybe they will have to be quarantined for longer we don't know that yet we'll just have to wait

mixed with into one of the oldest cities in bavaria indeed in the whole of germany. we call this going to show us. i'm standing above the dam and over on the shore you can see the beautiful old town and this bridge is the stone bridge built at the beginning of the 12th century it's believed to be the oldest surviving bridge in germany. to be honest the bridge doesn't look that old that's because it's been completely restored over the past few years after all ransford has a title to defend and since 2006 its old town including this bridge has been a unesco world heritage site today i want to get to know regensburg what attracts a visitor to this unesco world heritage site and what does the constant influx of tourists mean for the city this much is certain it's going to be a journey through 2000 years of history. the fact that reagan's burn is such an old and well preserved city is largely things to it not having been destroyed in the wars and its importance as an imperial city in past centuries. a testimony to its former significance is the gothic cathedral. construct

next we turn to one of the oldest cities in bavaria indeed in the whole of germany. we call this going to show us. i'm standing above the danube over on the shore you can see the beautiful old town and this bridge is the stone bridge built at the beginning of the 12th century it's believed to be the oldest surviving bridge in germany. to be honest the bridge doesn't look that old that's because it's been completely restored over the past few years after all reagan's work has a title to defend since 2006 its old town including this bridge has been a unesco world heritage site today i want to get to know regensburg what attracts is interested this unesco world heritage site and what does the constant influx of tourists mean for the city this much is certain it's going to be a journey through 2000 years of history. the fact that reagan's burn is such an old and well preserved city is largely thanks to it not having been destroyed in the wars and its importance as an imperial city in past centuries. a testimony to its former significance is the gothic cathedral. construc

next we turn to one of the oldest cities in bavaria indeed in the whole of germany. we call this going to show us. i'm standing above the dam over on the shore you can see the beautiful old town and this bridge is the stone bridge built at the beginning of the 12th century it's believed to be the oldest surviving bridge and germany. to be honest the bridge doesn't look that old that's because it's been completely restored over the past few years after all reagan's work has a title to defend and since 2006 its old town including this bridge has been a unesco world heritage site today i want to get to know regensburg what attracts is interest to this unesco world heritage site and what does the constant influx of tourists mean for the city this much is certain it's going to be a journey through 2000 years of history. the fact that reagan's burn is such an old and well preserved city is largely thanks to it not having been destroyed in the wars and its importance as an imperial city in past centuries. a testimony to its former significance is the gothic cathedral. const

mixed with $10.00 to $1.00 of the oldest cities in bavaria indeed in the whole of germany. nichol is going to show us they can stroke. i'm standing above the danube over on the shore you can see the beautiful old town and this bridge is the stone bridge built at the beginning of the 12th century it's believed to be the oldest surviving bridge in germany. to be honest the bridge doesn't look that old that's because it's been completely restored over the past few years after all reagan's work has a title to defend and since 2006 its old town including this bridge has been a unesco world heritage site today i want to get to know regensburg what attracts a visitor is to this unesco world heritage site and what does the constant influx of tourists mean for the city this much is certain it's going to be a journey through 2000 years of history. the fact that reagan's burn is such an old and well preserved city is largely thanks to it not having been destroyed in the wars and its importance as an imperial city in past centuries. a testimony to its former significance is the gothic

also come to this kind of winter wonderland snow hike your bank has got and explore some of the best bavaria has to offer check in. 30 minutes on d w. t take it personally you went with a little gander for the plans to make the game so special. for a treat for. more than football online. hello and welcome to tomorrow today the science show on d w coming up. the lights of our lives. born is no sun no life we explore the fascinating and at times destructive forces in the star at the heart of our solar system and look at how scientists are trying to improve solar weather predictions. stables and the healing powers that lurk in the air.

germany machinery for the $50000000.00 euro brewery plant was supplied by the corners company from bavaria and a loan that helped finance the construction came from germany's k f w e pax bank in 2015 the dust santos family allegedly built up its fortune in angola one of the world's poorest countries through decades of unscrupulous deals were germans and mashed in nepotism and corruption conus says it didn't know the company was owned by the president's daughter we spoke on skype to mario to lisa who negotiated the conus deal cut victory saw this is really a case of people running totally wild. what the death sentence family was doing was daylight robbery partic so last you could say you know they suddenly set up hundreds of companies and use them to tap into all kinds of different industries you can just be in and get shot. the extent to which is a builder santos and her associates ran wild is evident in more than 700000 leaked documents they come from over $400.00 firms linked to her $100.00 of them in tax havens like mirages and malta oil is the sector in which angola is elite amassed mo

already in germany right that's right so on top of these ones in frankfurt we have another 8 across in bavaria 7 of these i. work for the same company a casa playa there and the eye is a child of one of these patients on top of the 2 we have the in total 10 coronavirus cases here given that what are the authorities doing to make sure that the situation stays contained under control well what they're doing and what a lot of other governments around the world are doing is basically one of the major things i can do is just to make sure that these people suspected or who do have the virus i kept away from the general population in current chain as the health minister said there is an incubation period of 2 weeks where you can't tell if there are symptoms you the symptoms are not noticeable and so the virus still could be present in that time sorry quarantine is one of the because understandably there's a lot of fear panic uncertainty what can people do ok so the big one is darrent panic because panic spreads misinformation it's not it's not good and we need to keep in mind the common flu kills man

germany machinery for the $50000000.00 euro brewery plant was supplied by the corners company from bavaria and a loan that helped finance the construction came from germany's k f w e text bank in 2015 the dust santos family allegedly built up its fortune and then gola one of the world's poorest countries through decades of unscrupulous deals were germans unmatched in nepotism and corruption conus says it didn't know the company was owned by the president's daughter we spoke on skype to mario dillies c.e.o. who negotiated the conus deal the sort this is really a case of people running totally wild. what the death sentence family was doing was daylight robbery partic so last you could say you know they suddenly set up hundreds of companies and used them to tap into all kinds of different industries you can just be in and get shot. the extent to which isabel does santos and her associates ran wild is evident in more than 700000 leaked documents they come from over $400.00 firms linked to her $100.00 of them in tax havens like merchants and malta oil is the sector in which angola's elite amass

happened now is that a branch of the berg based environmental group is a leader and an organization in bavaria have launched a complaint a complaint against the fact that tesla began felling trees before the period during which citizens are allowed to voice their objections to this project ended that period ends on march the 5th and the reason this is such a big issue for tesla is because in germany nesting season begins 5 days earlier on march the 1st and it is against the law in germany to cut 10 forests between the beginning of march and the end of september when nesting season ends now for tesla this is a huge deal because it wants to open this factory by next summer it wants 500000 cars to be rolling off with auction lines by then if it has to wait for a nesting season to end it won't manage to reach that target so the implications here are huge just to remind you of what's at stake here some 12000 jobs those 500000 model y. in model 3 electric vehicles and of course germany's back to taishan as a place to do business. in the reactions to these of development. well from the world of polit

not a widespread outbreak because these are role of people connected with one particular company in bavaria this was a company a motor industry company that was had a visit from a couple of its employees from china and so it seems that they sat around and waiting table for a couple of hours and as a result they've this group anyway who ended up showing symptoms so you know it's just another example of the way that this disease can spread and the german government is saying it wants to be cautious and to take measures because of course at the moment in germany there isn't any sort of need for widespread along and the government is looking at every report it carries to make sure that people are given the medical treatment that they need immediately. on this story for us covering coronavirus thank you so much. for watching news from berlin and up next sports life looking at the czech team and going to football 02020 tournament i'm sara kelly and thanks for watching. what secrets lie behind these walls. discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. p.w. wo

are 7 confirmed cases in germany so it's not very many and indeed those all linked to one company in bavaria where the employees obviously had contact one of them as picked up the virus and spread it to the rest of the group including we believe in one case to a choice of one of the employees or more evidence of person to person transmission of this corona virus and the government generally here is taking a very cautious approach you know requiring all suspected cases to be reported and the health minister said also just a short time ago that if he ends up being criticized for being too cautious will that will be a good thing in his view it at the insomnia thank you simon. the united states senate has voted against hearing from witnesses in the impeachment trial of president donald trump senators voted 50 want to 49 against the motion only 2 republican senators siding with the democratic members of the senate in an attempt to hear from witnesses including trump's former national security adviser. this defeat it paves the way for trump's likely acquittal and a vote set for wednesday are there

biggest game with 1st playing 2nd place as champions by munich took on challenges abi like sake in bavaria but the day when it failed to live up to expectations despite the league's top 2 goal scorers facing off finds robert leaven dusky and light 16 november both missed chances to give that team the victory nil nil it finished in munich mean meaning that by and remain top of the table. and i wonder at the top story we're following for you central europe braces for a major winter storm extreme weather has already back to britain an audit by the seventy's when people should stay inside if they can. vigils have been held in thailand as the country mourns those killed by a gunman who went on a shooting rampage in a crowded something. in china say that the death toll from the coronavirus is now possibly 800 mark gottlieb's the disease has now killed more people than the deadly outbreak 2 decades ago. well off next for stock we follow north female crew as they cross the atlantic in a rowing boat ahead of the humphrey and by then thanks for your company also you get out the top of the alpha head

are already in the country that's right there are 7 confirmed cases they are all linked one foot in bavaria where it seems that one of the employees had picked up the virus and spread it to the rest of the group including in one case we're told the child of one of the employees so this is more evidence of this person to person spread transmission of this virus and the government is taking a cautious approach it saying all suspected cases must be reports aides and the health minister said you know if i'm accused of being too cautious well that will be a good thing if signing on. to the united states now where the senate has voted against hearing from witnesses in the impeachment trial of president donald trump senators voted $51.00 to $49.00 against the motion only 2 republican senators sided with the democratic members of the senate in an attempt to hear from witnesses including trump's former national security advisor now the defeat it paves the way for trump's likely acquittal and a vote set for wednesday are there any senators in the chamber wishing to change his or her vote if not the a

germany machinery for the $50000000.00 euro brewery plant was supplied by the corners company from bavaria and a loan that helped finance the construction came from germany's k f w e text bank in 2015 the dust santos family allegedly built up its fortune and then gola one of the world's poorest countries through decades of unscrupulous deals were germans unmatched in nepotism and corruption conus says it didn't know the company was owned by the president's daughter we spoke on skype to mario delish who negotiated the conus deal celtic the sort this is really a case of people running totally wild. what that does santos family was doing was daylight robbery part excellence you could say you know they suddenly set up hundreds of companies and used them to tap into all kinds of different industries you can be in and get shot. the extent to which is a builder son towson her associates ran wild is evident in more than 700000 leaked documents they come from over $400.00 firms linked to her $100.00 of them in tax havens like merges and malta oil is the sector in which angola's elite amassed most o

germany machinery for the $50000000.00 euro brewery plant was supplied by the corners company from bavaria and a loan that helped finance the construction came from germany's k f w e pax bank in 2015 the death santos family allegedly built up its fortune and then gola one of the world's poorest countries through decades of unscrupulous deals were germans unmatched in nepotism and corruption conus says it didn't know the company was owned by the president's daughter we spoke on skype to mario to lisa who negotiated the conus deal he saw this is really a case of people running totally wild. what the death sentence family was doing was daylight robbery part acts alone so you could say you know they suddenly set up hundreds of companies and use them to tap into all kinds of different industries you can be in and get shot. the extent to which is a builder santos and her associates round wild is evident in more than 700000 leaked documents they come from over $400.00 firms linked to her $100.00 of them in tax havens like maria she is in malta oil is the sector in which angola's elite amassed mos

germany machinery for the $50000000.00 euro brewery plant was supplied by the corners company from bavaria and a loan that helped finance the construction came from germany's k f w e text bank in 2015 the death santos family allegedly built up its fortune in angola one of the world's poorest countries through decades of unscrupulous deals were germans unmatched in nepotism and corruption conus says it didn't know the company was owned by the president's daughter. we spoke on skype to mario to lisa who negotiated the conus deal cult victims so what does this is really a case of people running totally wild. what the defense has family was doing was daylight robbery part excellence you could say you know they suddenly set up hundreds of companies and used them to tap into all kinds of different industries. and interest being and get stuffed. the extent to which is a builder santos and her associates ran wild is evident in more than 700000 leaked documents they come from over $400.00 firms linked to her $100.00 of them in tax havens like merges and malta oil is the sector in which angola's eli

already that's right so we go across to bavaria there are people that have the coronavirus this 7 of them they work for the same company for a casa playa and i put in person in this group is a child of of one of these people so in total there are 10 people in germany with a current of ours so what are the authorities doing to you know to keep these cases contained to keep the situation generally under control well exactly that the containing these people so that putting them in car in tain and that's basically what we've seen in china as well and all around the world people governments are taking the people that they suspect of having the corona virus or do you actually have it and current team in them and the. best best practice in situations like this what we don't know yet is what will happen to this logic group in frankfurt this opposed to being quarantined for 2 weeks that's what the officials have said about the need to be longer we don't we don't know if there's a lot of panic there's a lot of uncertainty there's a lot of fear so what can people do 1st of all like in the situa

in bavaria 7 of these people are people who work for supply and i is a child of one of these people so in addition to the 2 in frankfurt there are an additional in the area what steps are the authorities to keep the situation under control basically the best practice seems to be is keeping the people who's suspected of having the virus and the people who bought. confirmed as having it. away from the general population in quarantine so of course we're saying that here in germany us you have in china and that seems to be the best route. to health authorities and governments are taking there's a lot of fear when it comes to this virus what can all of us do ok so don't panic because that's what a lot of people are doing and it's easy to panic when it's all you seem to be reading about basically health authorities are saying we need to keep in mind that a lot more people die from or infected with the common cold the common flu and in actual fact we're hearing about corona deaths coronavirus this a very very small proportion something around 2 percent of the people who are infected end up dy

germany machinery for the $50000000.00 euro brewery plant was supplied by the corners company from bavaria and a loan that helped finance the construction came from germany's k f w e pax bank in 2015 the dust santos family allegedly built up its fortune and then gola one of the world's poorest countries through decades of unscrupulous deals were germans unmatched in nepotism and corruption conus says it didn't know the company was owned by the president's daughter we spoke on skype to mario delish who negotiated the conus deal celtic the sort this is really a case of people running totally wild. what that does santos family was doing was daylight robbery part excellence you could say. they suddenly set up hundreds of companies and used them to tap into all kinds of different industries. and industry in and gets shot. the extent to which is a builder santos and her associates ran wild is evident in more than 700000 leaked documents they come from over $400.00 firms linked to her $100.00 of them in tax havens like murchison malta oil is the sector in which angola's elite amassed most of its

i feel as if these supplies but at the same time there were clearly people here in bavaria who wanted him as someone who was knowledgeable about the museum business so they wanted him to help rebuild the collection rebuild the buildings revive the institutions and organizations. we also have to keep in mind that at the time west germany wanted to enjoy its post-war economic miracle and wanted to believe that the nazi era and nazi guilt had been overcome. and showed it. in 1998 more than 4 decades after the end of the war the washington conference on holocaust era assets marked a decisive moment for the families affected by expropriation. the mistake to find the truth this means that researchers must have access to all archives and by that i don't mean crush or sporadic or eventual access i mean access in for everywhere. the american diplomat stuart eizenstat had initiated the gathering 44 countries signed the washington declaration committing themselves to a set of 11 principles regarding artworks confiscated by the nazis. to create a sense of urgency it's a moral obligation these are

from germany machinery for the 50000000 euro brewery plant was supplied by the corners company from bavaria and a loan that helped finance the construction came from germany's k f w e pax bank in 2015 the dust santos family allegedly built up its fortune and then gola one of the world's poorest countries through decades of unscrupulous deals were germans and mashed in nepotism and corruption conus says it didn't know the company was owned by the president's daughter we spoke on skype to mario de lisa who negotiated the conus deal he saw this is really a case of people running totally wild. what the death sentence family was doing was daylight robbery partic so last you could say you know they suddenly set up hundreds of companies and used them to tap into all kinds of different industries you can be in and get shot. the extent to which is a builder santos and her associates run wild is evident in more than 700000 legal documents they come from over $400.00 firms linked to her $100.00 of them in tax havens like marriages and malta oil is the sector in which angola's elite amassed most of its

of coronavirus in germany that's right so in addition to these 2 in frankfurt there are another 8 in bavaria 7 of these people work for a one company supplier and the person is the child of one of these people so in total there are 10 cases of corona virus here in germany what steps are the authorities taking to to keep this under control what other steps as we've been seeing it's basically quarantining people so the people who are. already suspect could develop the virus or have been confirmed as having it separating them from the general population for a period of about 2 weeks because this is the time that we know are the virus the symptoms can develop even though the symptoms are not visible they can develop in this time and that's why they need to be quarantined as a precaution for this the message among officials has really been keep calm don't panic but you know there is a lot of concern out there i mean what can one proactively do. don't panic that's the biggest thing don't believe everything you read trust of information sources when you want to know are a bit more about the coronav

for instance the leader of the christian social union that's the conservative party in bavaria which is closely allied with the christian democrats he has been saying that against the background of this xenophobic racist attack that the german state the german system the system of. the courts and so on of the legal system will hit back with all the hardness all the means at its disposal against such attacks and against such perpetrators and similar sorts of reactions have been coming from politicians from various other political parties from the social democrats who are also part of a coalition government here in germany from the freedom across that's the business friendly liberal party so i think you can say they're all major political parties are condemning the right wing terrorist nature of this attack and saying that the german state and the german democracy will defend itself against such acts on thanks very much i will have plenty more analysis and we'll be live again throughout the day in on our on the story as details.

already in the country that's right there are 7 confirmed cases they are all linked to one firm in bavaria where it seems that one of the employees had picked up the virus and spread it to the rest of the group including in one case we're told the child of one of the employees so this is more evidence of this person to person spread transmission of this virus and the government is taking a cautious approach is saying all suspected cases must be reports aides and the health minister said you know if i'm accused of being too cautious well that will be a good thing that having something on a case of. fear and we head to the united states now where it has voted against hearing from witnesses in the impeachment trial of president donald trump the senate that is senators voted 51 to 49 against the motion only 2 republican senators sided with the democratic members of the senate in an attempt to hear from witnesses including trump's former national security adviser the defeat paves the way for trump's likely acquittal and a vote set for wednesday are there any senators in the chamber wishing to c

cases so far but it's not a widespread outbreak all of these cases are connected with one company in bavaria a motor industry company which had a visit from a couple of its employees from china and so they all sat around the table a long meeting and i think that's how this infection has spread in that particular case those people are obviously being looked after the german government's overall approach is to say any suspected cases must be reported want to be aware of what's going on and if anything we want to be cautious rather than on the cautious that's the posture at this time of the thank you senator. to the united states now where the senate has voted against hearing from witnesses in the impeachment trial of president donald trump senators voted $51.00 to $49.00 against the motion only 2 republican senators sided with a democratic member of the senate in an attempt to hear from witnesses including tom's former national security adviser a defeat paves the way for trump's likely acquittal in a vote set for wednesday or any senators in the chamber wishing to change his or her vote if not

next we turn to one of the oldest cities in bavaria indeed in the whole of germany. nichol is going to show us how you can still look. i'm standing above the danube over on the shore you can see the beautiful old town and this bridge is the stone bridge built at the beginning of the 12th century it's believed to be the oldest surviving bridge and germany. to be honest the bridge doesn't look that old that's because it's been completely restored over the past few years after all reagan's work has a title to defend and since 2006 its old town including this bridge has been a unesco world heritage site today i want to get to know regensburg what attracts is interested this unesco world heritage site and what does the constant influx of tourists mean for the city this much is certain it's going to be a journey through 2000 years of history. the fact that reagan's burn is such an old and well preserved city is largely things to it not having been destroyed in the wars and its importance as an imperial city in past centuries. a testimony to its former significance is the g

not feel represented and there are growing forces within the city were and also their sister party in bavaria that want to move the party further to the right but this is an open debate within the party and it's also a strategic choice is very hard to predict so to what extent was was. announced with that she's got to step down as much a defeat for angle a merkel and her whole world view if you like of her policies as it was for. well i don't think the blame is on matter because if there is no one for many years who is potentially seeing as a successor that has the reputation and the strength and the leadership skills to follow her then choosing whoever is currently considered to be a potential candidate looks way smaller or only acceptable for a certain wing within the party and that is the strategic choice you can either go for something to continue with america's legacy or you can move for the right but that is a very tough choice you can of course win back voters that are disappointed by the centrist move of the party and move the party for the right but that makes it much more complicate

very famous quote i'd like to bring in now from france years of strauss legendary prime minister of bavaria and former candidate for chancellor no legitimate political party can be to the right of the c.s.u. your sister army that you work together you can adhere to that mantra and you want it can't work because now the right scene is also a cue piper fascists and we cannot be more right wing than the fascists are we have to really separate us from such thinking 2nd strauss never became chancellor and we should not repeat the mistakes if we if we offer right wing candidates for cut chancellorship. conservative people we won't when we will create opposition leaders but we will not create chances we will create chances if we are in the center here's what the germans think is going to happen in your country 48 percent believe that the f.t. will be part of the regional or federal government in the next 10 years 26 percent think it is ok that the f.t. participates in the regional government 19 percent support the f.t. as part of the federal government the situation is not in your control not how

davies toffs born in bavaria emigrated with his mother in 847 and went on to make levi jeans a mass consumer product. line of fish vague arrived in new york from hamburg an 850 he went on to become world famous for his steinway piano says. henry john heinz who invented tomato ketchup was born in the u.s. but his father came from germany. as did another immigrant treated. grandfather of donald trump. before and after becoming president donald trump campaigned for more restrictive immigration policies and for a wall along the border to mexico. the vast majority of european immigrants arrive through new york even those who plan to continue to the midwest immigrants who stayed in new york generally settled in specific neighborhoods which became little italy little germany or little russia. their children were automatically granted american citizenship through birthright. new york and become a modern day baseball and not just because of the many languages spoken there as the decades passed the city's new buildings towered higher and higher trying to outdo each other and down to other cities the 1

very famous quote i'd like to bring in now from france years of strauss legendary prime minister of bavaria and former candidate for chancellor no legitimate political party can be to the right of the c.s.u. your sister are you working together you can adhere to that mantra and ignore it it can't work because now the right scene is also a cue piper fascists and we cannot be more right wing than the fascists are we have to really separate us from such thinking 2nd try was never became chancellor and we should not repeat the mistakes if we if we offer right wing candidates for cut chancellor. conservative people we won't when we will create opposition leaders but we will not create chancellors we will create chances we are the center here's what the germans think is going to happen in your country 48 percent believe that the f.t. will be part of the regional or federal government in the next 10 years 26 percent think it is ok that the f.t. participates in the regional government 19 percent support the f.t. as part of the federal government the situation's not in your control no how could you

as a precaution although it has now started to reopen some 50000 households in the southern state of bavaria are without electricity in or most 100000 in the czech republic. a tricky landing at london's heathrow airport. battling hurricane force winds the plane manages to touchdown. before pulling up again. taking off is no easy around europe hundreds of flights were canceled. rail services have also been disrupted with chaotic scenes at london rail stations . i was so much more positive. so i'm now waiting for the next one and it's being delayed britain has borne the brunt of the storm with widespread flooding in towns and villages in the country's north in ireland go away was forced to cancel the opening ceremony for its year as year pm capsule of culture and the aptly named wild atlantic way on the west coast took a pounding. germany has been hard hit to several people were injured as wind speeds surged beyond 170 kilometers per hour. in frankfurt the storm knocked a crane onto the roof of the city's cathedral. it's actually quite shocking because the crane fell you can hardly. huge hole

as a precaution although it has now started to reopen some 50000 households in the southern city of bavaria are without electricity people across the affected region are being advised to stay indoors. a tricky landing at london's heathrow airport. battling hurricane force winds the plane manages to touchdown. before pulling up again. taking off is no easier around europe hundreds of flights were canceled. rail services have also been disrupted with chaotic scenes at london rail stations . muscle. i was so positive struck me so i know where you put the letters one. britain has borne the brunt of the storm with widespread flooding in towns and villages in the country's north. in ireland go away was forced to cancel the opening ceremony for its year as year pm capsule of culture and the aptly named wild atlantic way on the west coast took a pounding. germany has been hard hit to several people were injured as wind speeds surged beyond 170 kilometers an hour. even for those who saw the winds as the thrill the fun quickly gave way to danger the storm is now moving south with more damage expected

feel represented and there are growing forces within that city will and also their sister party in bavaria that want to move the party further to the right but this is an open debate within the party and it's also a strategic choice a-k. is very hard to predict so to what extent was was. announced with that she's got to step down as much a defeat for angle a merkel and her whole world view if you like of her policies as it was for. well i don't think the blame is on matter because if there is no one for many years who is potentially seeing as a successor that has the reputation and the strength and the leadership skills to follow her then choosing whoever is currently considered to be a potential candidate looks way small or only acceptable for a certain wing within the party and that is the strategic choice you can either go for something to continue with merkel's legacy or you can move for the right but that is a very tough choice you can of course win back voters that are disappointed by the centrist move of the party and move the party for the right but that makes it much more complica

davies toffs born in bavaria emigrated with his mother in 847 and went on to make levi jeans a mass consumer product. line of fish dine vague arrived in new york from hamburg and 850 he went on to become world famous for his steinway piano says. henry john heinz who invented tomato ketchup was born in the u.s. but his father came from germany. as did another immigrant treated as trump grandfather of donald trump. before and after becoming president donald trump campaigned for more restrictive immigration policies and for a wall along the border to mexico. the vast majority of european immigrants arrive through new york even those who plan to continue to the midwest immigrants who stayed in new york generally settled in specific neighborhoods which became little italy little germany or little russia. their children were automatically granted american citizenship through birthright. new york could become a modern day bagel and not just because of the many languages spoken there as the decades passed the city's new buildings towered higher and higher trying to outdo each other and down to other

as a precaution although it has now started to reopen some 50000 households in the southern city of bavaria are without electricity and almost 100000 in the czech republic. a tricky landing at london's heathrow airport. battling hurricane force winds the plane manages to touchdown. before pulling up again. taking off is no easy around europe hundreds of flights were canceled. rail services have also been disrupted with chaotic scenes at london rail station. how did i would sound awesome capacity so i can get on right now where you put the next one and it's being delayed britain has borne the brunt of the storm with widespread flooding in towns and villages in the country's north. in ireland go away was forced to cancel the opening ceremony for its year is year paean capsule of culture and the aptly named wild atlantic way on the west coast took a pounding. germany has been hard hit several people were injured as wind speeds surged beyond 170 kilometers an hour. in frankfurt the storm knocked a crane onto the roof of the city's cathedral. it's actually quite shocking because craig benson har

does not feel represented and there are growing forces within the city were also their sister party in bavaria that want to move the party further to the right but this is an open debate within the party and it's also a strategic choice is very hard to predict so to what extent was was. announced with that she's got to step down as much a defeat for angle a merkel and her whole world view if you like of her policies as it was for for. well i don't think the blame is on matter because if there is no one for many years who is potentially seeing as a successor that has the reputation and the strength and the leadership skills to follow her then choosing whoever is currently considered to be a potential candidate looks way small or only acceptable for a certain wing within the party and that is the strategic choice you can either go for something to continue with merkel's legacy or you can move for the right but that is a very tough choice you can of course win back voters that are disappointed by the centrist move of the party and move the party for the right but that makes it much more complicat

as a precaution though it has now started to reopen some 50000 households in the southern state of bavaria are without electricity and almost 100000 in the czech republic. a tricky landing at london's heathrow airport. battling hurricane force winds the plane manages to touchdown. before pulling up again. taking off is no easy at around europe hundreds of flights were canceled. rail services have also been disrupted with chaotic scenes at london's rail station . train earlier but how do you know what something must come to pass or to scotland get on so are now waiting for the next one and it's being delayed. britain has borne the brunt of the storm with widespread flooding in towns and villages in the country's north. in ireland go away it was supposed to cancel the opening ceremony for its year is year paean capsule of culture and the aptly named wild atlantica way on the west coast took a pounding. germany has been hard hit to several people were injured as wind speeds surged beyond 170 kilometers an hour. in frankfurt the storm knocked a crane onto the roof of the city's cathedral. in t

about making sure that she didn't screw up the negotiations because over a 1000000 and a half jobs in bavaria alone exports of the. u.k. of machine tools and cars alone there are plenty as i talk to a lot of european businesses i was talking to a person over though those low tech products he's a belgian manufacturer he would use of potatoes and he said the last thing we need in europe is a tariff wall because my business would go down the tubes i'm poor lots of people i said have you spoken to your politicians he said we're talking to them now so before we just get this out of kilter the european union is in a position where they're not altogether completely united and they also recognize that they do need a trade deal they're not telling you a deal that if you will go shoot it until i know a bit more about traders and you do it not only trade deals let me tell you something about this trade deal i'm able to stop interrupting me and just let me tell you about a trade deal right might learn something here's what has to happen as we leave the european union we will also reenter the w t o as a v

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doctor called hans minch even got in touch with him and mentor agreed to be interviewed at his home in bavaria. i was very. evil had her own agenda and was disappointed when much said he had never worked with manga and had no idea where his files were however much had more to say. you see that again seeing. through. this my brother. munch agreed to document what he witnessed and go to auschwitz with eva to present it in person for months eva considered how to thank him and it hit her. forgiveness she would forgive dr munch for his crimes as a nazi she wrote him a letter and had it edited by her speech professor. i remember in particular. say ok so much but what about mengele what about all the other s.s. you know are you just going to forgive much because he's there you forget the problem is not always that the mood. problem is was the mangler. guy went home closed the door picked up a dictionary made a list of 20 and they're still wards. which i rarely clearly all do that may really mengele my rule. then i said in spite of all that. i forgive you for her ringback that was the thing to do. som

in bavaria alone exports of the u.k. of machine tools and cars alone there are plenty are as i talk to a lot of european businesses i was talking to a person over though those low tech products he's a belgian manufacturing producer potatoes he said the last thing we need in europe is a tariff wall because my business will go down the tubes i employ lots of people i said have you spoken to your politicians he said we're talking to them now so before we just get this out of kilter the european union is in a position where they're not altogether completely united and they also recognize that they do need a trade deal they want to hear a deal that is you know go shoot it until i know a bit more about traders and you do it not only trade deal let me tell you something about this trade deal i'm able to stop interrupting me and just let me tell you about a trade deal right might learn something here's what has to happen as we leave the european union we will also reenter the w t o as a voting member were a member but we're not

that kind of rhetoric to win back votes from the far right and that is simply backfired we saw that in bavaria and we've also seen in parts of western germany as well so be interesting to see how they attempt to move forward with this and also how far right are they really willing to go absolutely because the key issue underlying this whole leadership crisis is the the hot and the sort of the party and there is a very significant element within the cd you bought which believes that chancellor angela merkel. has moved too far to be from the core of the right wing principle is that she's pulled the body too much to the center so when dick is a leadership contest off to other good. is it safe to assume that a lot of the people who will be vying for that position will be representing the right wing of the c.d.u. think certainly and that not only applies to the c.d.u. but across germany's political spectrum right now i think going into the next elections posses including the c.d.u. a very keen to really define what it is that they stand for and the c.d.u. will be certainly taking a more conservativ

doctor called hans minch even got in touch with him and mentor agreed to be interviewed at his home in bavaria. i was very. evil had her own agenda and was disappointed when much said he had never worked with men and had no idea where his files were however much had more to say. you see again seeing. through. this my brother. munch agreed to document what he witnessed and go to auschwitz with eva to present it in person for months eva considered how to thank him and it hit her. forgiveness she would forgive dr munch for his crimes as a nazi she wrote him a letter and had it edited by her speech professor. i remember in particular. say ok so much but what about mengele what about all the other s.s. you know are you just going to forgive much because he's there you forget the problem is not that was dr mukwege the problem is was the mengele. guy went home closed the door picked up a dictionary made the least of 20 and they're still wards. which i read clearly all through that may really mengele my rule. then i said inspired to follow that. i forgive you for her ringback that was the thing to do.

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but at the same time there were clearly people here in bavaria who wanted him as someone who was knowledgeable about the museum business so they wanted him to help rebuild the collection rebuild the buildings revive the institutions and organizations. we also have to keep in mind that at the time west germany wanted to enjoy its post-war economic miracle and wanted to believe that the nazi era and nazi guilt had been overcome and showed. in 1998 more than 4 decades after the end of the war the washington conference on holocaust era assets marked a decisive moment for the families affected by expropriation. we must dig to find the truth this means that researchers must have access to all archives and by that i don't mean car shows sporadic or eventual access i mean access in full everywhere . the american diplomat stuart eizenstat had initiated the gathering 44 countries signed the washington declaration committing themselves to a set of 11 principles regarding artworks confiscated by the nazis. to create a sense of urgency it's a moral obligation these are not world war 2 persons who are not a

i feel as if he's supplies but at the same time there were clearly people here in bavaria who wanted him as someone who was knowledgeable about the museum business so they wanted him to help rebuild the collection rebuild the buildings revive the institutions and organizations so we also have to keep in mind that at the time west germany wanted to enjoy its post-war economic miracle and wanted to believe that the nazi era and nazi guilt had been overcome and showed. in 1998 more than 4 decades after the end of the war the washington conference on holocaust era assets marked a decisive moment for the families affected by expropriation. we must dig to find the truth this means that researchers must have access to old archives and by that i don't mean car shows sporadic or eventual access i mean access in for everywhere . the american diplomat stuart eizenstat had initiated the gathering 44 countries signed the washington declaration committing themselves to a set of 11 principles regarding artworks confiscated by the nazis. to create a sense of urgency it's a moral obligation these are

i feel as if he's so blind but at the same time there were clearly people here in bavaria who wanted him as someone who was knowledgeable about the museum business so they wanted him to help rebuild the collection rebuild the buildings revive the institutions and organizations so we also have to keep in mind that at the time west germany wanted to enjoy its post-war economic miracle and wanted to believe that the nazi era and nazi guilt had been overcome. and showed. in 1998 more than 4 decades after the end of the war the washington conference on holocaust era assets marked a decisive moment for the families affected by expropriation. they must dig to find the truth this means that researchers must have access to all the archives and by that i don't mean crush or sporadic or eventual access i mean access in full everywhere. the american diplomat stuart eizenstat had initiated the gathering 44 countries signed the washington declaration committing themselves to a set of 11 principles regarding artworks confiscated by the nazis. to create a sense of urgency it's a moral obligation the