i mean, germany or out of germany career is over. england have banished some demons. i mean, exercise, some demons, even. i mean, it's really a fantastic often in a crazy afternoon sort of headlines. so the big question is, what didn't happen? but the main thing is that germany around germany just barely got out of the 1st round, the group stages. did they look like they belong with the elite of europe for the elite of the world for that matter? no, i think that's the biggest issue throughout this tournament. and basically, ever since russia, germany have not know like one of the best sides in the world, that will be the thing that hangs around your cumberland legacy. at the end of it all, i think that's the biggest issue in germany. never looked like they were on the, the top level. they were never looking like decide they could compete with the ring then. so you're, if you're francis. and so this is perhaps a very unsurprising end to life love, but also not surprising into a disappointing sentiment for germany. england play better than you were expecting them to pla

this was decades of miss ology, around this germany, germany, english class, decades of history, decades of pain as well. so so many england found the mentioned at the top that this is 55 years since england has been in germany in a non count stage of an international appointment last time being the world cup in 900 $66.00 since and it's been a painful journey for england in matches against germany. now though, as finally for england's they have something to celebrate and they really did when they went, absolutely was. and so he's amazing pictures of central london of fan celebrating and pub up and down the country as well as out pouring of excitement. and i will say a degree of disbelief as well. and it was expressed pretty well in the front page of one newspaper here in that special ed keep in addition that front page was the headline, says england, stevens news, germany, so a lot of excitement, a watershed moment as it were, jonathan, break it down for us tell us why did england win and germany lose? well, i think the simple out there is england, red chances and germany did and it was

england against germany... they are winning and we can cross thejohn watson who is not that one before us. what is the atmosphere at the moment? it's unbelievable as you can imagine here at wembley with england taking the lead through the writing starting goal and it was the substitute that really made a difference providing that pass that provided the assist for raheem sterling to score his third goal of this training. he has been to me none so farfor this training. he has been to me none so far for england and as we know has been criticised in the past for failing to perform for england but he has done so in this tournament and then they needed that crucial goal. it looked as though at one stage germany would have equalised from his mother was put through and he had a great opportunity. he hit the target and it was all to jack again providing the cross for harry kane to score his first goal of the tournament and what a crucial goal that could be. raheem sterling with their first and as things stand just minut

i think the difficulty in the germany, namibia cases that of course, germany has, i, previous experience of large scale reparations towards the jury's population after the holocaust. and it's much debate about the effectiveness or otherwise of that. but in that case, germany at least did seem to fully try to come to terms with crimes committed during the holocaust. and there was a systematic attempt of reparations for the jewish people. now been the 1000000 casey never simply use being compare and contrast with that. and, and at the moment, i think as pen a and, and having it both emphasized the deal when the baby seems to be falling short. germany has a history of engaging, clearly and systematically on this question. that reparation always seems something very, very different in the namibian tyson. that's the kind of thing that i think could cause a lot of bad blood. and could festa for a very long time, pena broken window. how difficult was it for the local communities to actually, you know, get the voice said we've heard that it's been, you know, decades maybe a 100 years to get to t

in germany. years later, there had been a change of government and serious differences and real attempt to nationally acknowledge what had been done in the past to change the citizenship laws so there were no longer based on area and blood, but on where you were born and lived, various things like that made me feel that this is ok. i could raise my children, i could have a normal life as a jew. but i always felt like i was checking the temperature of the country even if it was not a major focus of my work, i was following what was going on very closely. when president obama gave that speech in charleston, i thought wow, it is beginning. maybe i can make a contribution to it. i simply did not want to preach from afar. i wanted to spend some serious time in the states talking to people who were working on changing our notions of histories and racial reconciliation. i focused on the deep south not because i think racism is not a problem elsewhere. we all know it is. i would like to think that you ca

but against germany, it's never easy. ah, i straight to wembley stadium in london where we joined, becomes on the show that to chelsea hill. welcome charlotte. how people they're feeling ahead of his game. are they treating this as a big deal? i think it is a big deal for england frontier. there's a real mythology around germany, england clash, they don't happen every day. in fact, quite rare, say when they do happen. there is an awful lot of hype, a lot of interest in the media, as i'm sure you can imagine in the past. a lot of that has been quite ugly undertones. rhetoric, 2nd world war references that doesn't seem to be as dominant this time in the price, but that haven't stopped that being a huge amount of interest in this gave. and as you mentioned in the report, it really does date back decades 1966 to be exact, in the hearts of england, friends that was when they loved one, the world comp and a game against germany. and then as you talked about, england has had a good deal of bad blog, particularly on penalties. it

coach of the germany team. he's managed. that team has head coach since 2006 and won the world cup in 2014 and brazil woke up in russia in 2018 marked low point when germany were knocked out in the group stage. live spoke to reporters a short time ago about his tenure slipped in mind. if i were to take full responsibility for unwelcome course, i take responsibility as well for being one event out there. certainly without any if and but also to the home. and of course, it's going to take some time to process and digest this disappointment. thus, as for instance here long a jaga, you know, these was 15 feet in this for very long years. wonderful moment. well, but with disappointment, when i knew that this team and some of the players that was that need be with us this year in the germany national team for the come, some of them have a very bright future. decent forget right. and hopefully they will aspire to this. they are all hoping for, and we certainly wish that i wish this comes the flick, my successor, all t

goodbye for germany code yogi lived there. his era at the helm of the national team saw the highest highest and lowest lows called for him to make room for a success. there were a growing, louder over recent years as he increasingly struggled to blend younger players with more experienced world cup winners. the you are him, live era is history after a total of 17 years with germany national team one the longer than anglo meco censorship in 2004, then germany coach yoga and clinton surprised everyone by pointing look at the different they had got to know each other during training courses with the german f, a sub lines and if you from i learned incredible amount from you will be off instead. so in coaching, cause he was the only one who could explain in 30 seconds how the back full should be moved in certain situations. and we can see that the crazy man, the official coach, took on the role as a motivator. love who many considered the secret boss with charges tactics. you avoid an immature and we always wanted to be a trend set

thank you. charlotte. germany's defeat marked a sad end to your he lives time. germany's coach his era at the helm of the national team. so the highest highs and some of the lowest lowes goals for him to make room folks that success that were growing over recent years as he increasingly struggled to blend young players with more experienced world cup winners. do you want him live era? is history after a total of 17 years with the germany national team, one the longer the anglo medical chancellor ship in 2004, then germany coach yoga. kinsman surprised everyone by pointing at his different they had got to know each other during training courses with the german f, a lines and a few from i learned incredible amount from your be off instead. so in coaching course, he was the only one who could explain in 30 seconds how the back full should be moved in certain situations and reasons why the claim man, the official coach took on the role as a motivator. love who many considered the secret boss with charges tactics. he avoided him or even we always wanted to be a transfer. and we want to be a

the con you germany can do more, i'm convinced germany can make it opa getting your feet together and i could say europe will only succeed together well my into the event, we will conquer this virus. i'm sure that we can accomplish. it doesn't get us up and in the color of her jackets may have changed. but over the 16 years of her chancellor, shipped much about angle america has remained constant. since her 1st government policy statement has chancellor in 2005, she's faced a litany of crises, the financial crash, mass migration, the pandemic, whatever the strains behind the scenes, her performances in parliament always showed the mac clearly and focus. if you for all we want to create the conditions, said that in 10 years germany is once again among the top 3 in europe. i think that's a legitimate and important goal. it's been not before that. i'm still convinced britton's departure from the you must be an orderly one. latania. oh. and several times a year always before the summits. but on other occasions to the chancellor gave a big speech and the bone stuck. then the tenant did, we

equalised, hungary scored again, germany— equalised, hungary scored again, germany equalised. portugal went ahead, _ germany equalised. portugal went ahead, friends equalised and then france _ ahead, friends equalised and then france get ahead. you get the idea. as an— france get ahead. you get the idea. as an english person, we wanted to know— as an english person, we wanted to know who _ as an english person, we wanted to know who we were going to play? you can only _ know who we were going to play? you can only imagine the feelings in each _ can only imagine the feelings in each of— can only imagine the feelings in each of the people in those four nations, — each of the people in those four nations, who they were going to play or whether— nations, who they were going to play or whether they were going home. hungary— or whether they were going home. hungary are going home, who i feel desperate _ hungary are going home, who i feel desperate lease sorry for, who put on a fantastic performance, beating germany, _ on a fantastic performance, beating germany, but it a

i guess the big question, i mean germany or out of germany career is over planning to banish some demons. i mean, exercise, some demons, even. i mean, it's really a fantastic often in a crazy afternoon, full of headlines. so the big question is, what didn't happen? but the main thing is that germany are out. germany just barely got out of the 1st round, the group stages. did they look like they belonged with the elite of europe for the elite of the world for that matter? no, i think that's the biggest issue throughout this tournament. and basically, ever since russia, germany have not know like one of the best sides in the world, that will be the thing that hangs around the legacy at the end of it all. i think that's the biggest issue in germany. never look like they were on the the top level . they were never looking like decide that could compete with your england. so you're actually, your francis. and so this is perhaps a very unsurprising end to life alone, but also not surprising into disappointing solomon for germany. england play better than you were expecting them to play. no, it

and this is, as we've been saying, a crucial match for germany. your seem to be surrounded by fans there. what are they telling you in the run out? i mean having a good mood to a certain extent, i think that's largely to do with the weather. maybe not necessarily japanese performances, i think the combination of the 2 things being a saturday is probably helping. but i think germany signs are looking forward to the fact that that team is playing at home again. that's obviously the biggest positive i think that just hoping for a better performance. ok, thanks so much. d w jonathan harding, reporting for us from munich on the germany, portugal match. and before we leave you, classical music, liver lovers, excuse me, in austria, have finally enjoyed a post lockdown live show with infections dropping the vienna philharmonic orchestra station open air concert on next. pfizer, thanks for watching t w news. ah ah . busy ah, ah ah .

this will decades of miss ology around this to germany, germany, english class decades of history, decades of pain as well. so, so many england found the mentioned at the top that this is 55 years since england has been in germany in a non count stage of an international form. last time being the world cup in $0.96 . and it's been a painful journey to england in matches against germany. now finally, england, they have something to celebrate. and they really did when they went to the, made the pictures of central london friends celebrating and pub up and down the country as well as out pouring of excitement. and i will say a degree of disbelief as well. and express pretty well in the front page. one newspaper here in that special keep is addition that front page was the headline, says england, stevens news, germany, so a lot of excitement, a watershed moment as it were, jonathan, break it down for us. tell us why did england win and germany lose the simple out. there is england, red chances and germany did and it was a really katy game to be honest. i mean like boxing that for, you know, th

doesn't and germany is a major economy, of course. so you should and we should show the americans that we are capable of, of sharing the burden of global leadership. we should the technology council you, us is an excellent idea. and the mission guy has just said the, the pre consultation before meeting rather me put in is also a good idea. i know what our president, by then should tell me, approaching. he should tell him that every time he murders or kidnapped someone from the west, like he's done in germany or britain, or in czechoslovakia, or check in the czech republic, we will double our assistance to russian and yellow russian democrats. well, staying with russia for a moment, a trump wanted to bring president putin back to the g. 7 table. biden comes with a promise to call out, instead of closing up to him, do you think the g 7 can find a unified message on russia, and what should it be? while russia should stop changing borders in europe by force? russia could, if she wanted to return to the talks on an association agreement wi

the end to the vin chancellor of west germany. me. how much my big april, 1981, he declared that as soon as the technical prerequisites have been met, deutsche a bonus post will rapidly develop an integrated broadband fiber optic network. that was 40 years ago. if schmidt's plans had gone ahead today, germany would have the world's most advanced fiber optic network. instead, it's a patchwork with lots of missing pieces. less than 10 percent of households have a connection of 50 megabits per 2nd. germany needs foster internet and not just during the pandemic. this is supposed to be a high tech country. driverless cars will be hitting the out of band soon. agricultural vehicles will be controlled by satellites. virtual reality is here and augmented reality is just around the corner. but only high speed internet everywhere can make it possible. so what went wrong again back to the 1980s. in october, 1980 to a new government took office in west germany. tell me, call became chancellor calls crept the fiber optic plans and relied on german

the chancellor of the federal republic of germany. it will be a highlight of his career, and a few moments he will welcome perhaps the most important guest germany has ever received. the president of the united states of america, john f. kennedy. for his own words provided the title of this documentary report. ♪ a 21 gun salute welcomes america's 46-year-old president. for the first time in his two and one half years in office, president kennedy steps on german soil. a chance to meet the german people during a four day working visit. over germany, a bright sky greets the american, whose timely visit to europe coincides with unique international developments. western europe on the brink of political change as the east bloc falters in ideological disunity. this is the turbulent atmosphere that surrounds the impending discussions, a climate of change as john f. kennedy meets the [indiscernible] ♪ [star spangled banned] ♪ the commanding officer of the west german armies under guard reports. then the president reviews the guard unit

s. troops had for the exit by september, germany. the 2nd biggest presence in afghanistan will be withdrawing its units in the next week. it's the quiet before the storm here in the city of conduce ask can security forces on watch as the sound of small arms fire creeps closer, the taliban is steadily gaining territory, taking district after district situation and come. this is very bad. it's insecure . there are so many wounded people in hospital un, jessica and envoy is sounding the alarm. more than 50 about ghana stands, $370.00 districts have fallen since the beginning of may. most districts have been that have been taken. surround provincial capitals suggesting that the taliban are positioning themselves to try and take these capitals. once foreign forces are fully withdrawn. us president joe biden's mid april announcement that all international troops will be withdrawn by september. same lines calls a seismic tremor through africa, politics and society. the withdrawal decision was expected, but its speed with the majority of tro

in germany, the, the shock from the pandemic was much lowered. the aqua gap didn't open as much as they did in other countries. the increase in the unemployment rate was more benign compared to the rest of the years. so we can see that there is probably a bigger ability to increase prices. and if we look, for example, at survey data, we see that basically price expectations selling private patients of companies are at the old time high by the wide margin. and the concern is that all the wages for the time being very low that wants the labor market cruise further. the unions and workers might offer compensation, given that, that model or hardly any wage increases during the pandemic. and could that lead to a permanent shift in wage settlements that a higher it could probably be to something slightly different on a permanent basis. also, given that there are some structural trend which are probably adding to inflation. one is the 18th society over all the freight and labor force and germany, which is already felt in the labor market, the famous cus

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u and nothing close to an upset from the far right alternative for germany. a f d i was, it's on lots of devoted, have taken a clear stand logo and a large majority of our citizens have said, we don't want to be associated in any way with the 3 laces. and i'm very grateful for the liberty done on many here in sex to me on how to relatively poor estate. both the a f t a could win and would, when it pulled strongly from month capitalizing on voted dissatisfaction with the pandemic while keeping to its core and team aggression message. instead, sundays result indicate the f. d may be weakening and it's stronghold areas, but it's putting a positive spin on the result. them as a v r. it is not bad. we're very happy with the results. it's pretty much what we got last time and i have to say it's important to me that we got the working class back to math part. he has lost voters and the work is in this day came to us and i'm actually very happy with this result. even though it's back to me on how he's a small side to see, to use when here is a much needed boost to fe

thank you for that. germany vaccination roll. i've got off to a slow start, but now many are hoping they won't have to wait much longer for a job. anyone can now ask for an appointment after authorities ended the priority group system aimed at getting the most vulnerable, vaccinated 1st. but now there are worries, vaccine supplies won't be enough to much demand. monday morning in berlin's diverse crow expect district patients outside the local clinic. i have are all sorts of reasons. but 90 percent ones that cove at 1900 job. so could, did she and her team deal with up to $450.00 vaccinations per week. the demand on the clinic has been nonstop since april when they gave up their 1st buy and take job then comes calls and it's been a huge onslaught by both our own patients and those who've never been here. they just drop by from all over the place on the woman who up comedy for by the germany . prioritize certain people at the start of the vaccination drive. last december, the idea was to get the jobs into the arms of people who ne

the clock is ticking on germany is nuclear. we access with just over one year until the last for the shopped out down box doubts are growing. kind of industrial, see the car really rely on renewable energy? us vice president visits mexico on a mission to reduce migration, comma harris says, hope not false will keep people from leaving their homes, but won't know quick fix to policy and by athletes without borders international. and then pick committee picks a team of refugees to compete at the tokyo game. ah, i'm go ahead. welcome to the program. we begin with the revelation that several of the richest americans paid 0 income tax and recent years, investigative journalist units pro public um says if seen tax returns showing that amazon shannon jeff basis made 0 payments in 20072011. while tesla, viola must have nothing in 2018 others who allegedly made no income tax contributions at some point in recent years. included for many of the mayor, michael bloomberg and also 1000000000 finance gave george soros. pro probably has not f

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germany. at stake, a place in the euro 2020 quarter finals. fans are already gathering at wembley. there'll be 40,000 of them there for the match. england haven't beaten germany in a knockout game in a major tournament since the world cup final in 1966, and manager gareth southgate is calling on his team to make history today. natalie pirks reports. make your own history has been a mantra of gareth southgate�*s for this young side. but he knows more than most how this fixture is inextricably linked with the past. they think it's all over, it is now. england have played germany eight times in world cup or euros. but remarkably, this sole world cup win in 1966, was the last time england beat them in a major knockout match. since then, this fixture has mainly been a catalogue of english failure. first, in 1970. then, on penalties, at italia 90. england are out of the world cup. it is the first time in many years and that we are going in as favourites against germany. let's hope we win in 90. i

but we, in europe and in germany are still on the same ice. we need to remain meals and mutations, particularly the new delta a very and stuff i needed to be cautioned. so we need to be cautious because in the course of the pandemic, and this is also one of the center points of the european deliberations. first, the international kobe certificate in made together with the european parliament we agreed on a format which will be valid throughout europe, very important signals. technically, the certificate could also be implemented just before the summer holidays from the 1st of july. it will be in the binding applicable from germany has done its homework. thanks to all of those worked on this by now. almost 30000000 because digital certificates have been assigned to the health minister told me last night by pm. it's 29200000. and so we have lived up to our claims done not to develop a joint european standard, both for those who are vaccinated for those who have recovered the people generally in this way. and we can generally decides for each mem

the majority of the moms are educators outside germany. in turkey, the german city of austin brook is opening. excuse me. the 1st is i'm a college to train local in mums. some muslims here see the initiative as an intrusion of the state, while others believe it will help in stomach learning. the w went to visit the controversial new program and the city knows the koran. well, he's been studying its lessons and verses for years in arabic, with a german translation. as one of these lemme colleges bus students. he felt lucky to have the chance to take classes entirely. and german, as the mom of the thing because of and i was excited about the training and the fact that this is happening in germany that we can have moms who are made in germany is great. it means that young people who grew up can learn something from the european perspective, and then apply that to their walk as a moms from, from my mom. and so all my stuff and that shooting over the gifts lessons on the koran in his community in german. although that makes him unusual. in most

and coach shaffer germany at the euro. 2020 football tournament. the team does make it through to the last 16 in the end, but only after a 1090 minutes against hungary. ah i'm assuming so it's kinda good to have with us german chancellor. uncle michael has spoken out in favor of a summit between the european union and russia's president flattered me, put in you. leaders are due to consider the proposal at a summit in brussels later today. medical says the talks must address what she says are moscow's many provocations against you and its interests in eastern europe. michael made the proposal at a session of parliament in berlin. let's hear what you're saying. and the events of the last few months and not only in germany have clearly shown that it's not enough for us to react to russia. numerous provocations in an, uncoordinated way. instead, we must create mechanism to be able to respond to publications together and in a unified way. only then will we learn accounts rushes high, where the, when you and in my view we, the european union must seek di

why are they so successful in eastern germany? well, there are is always many different reasons, but you do have to say that 30 years after german reunification there is still a big difference between east and west, between political preferences, but also between living standards, with many young people in the east, not having the same opportunities as in the west, lots of rural parts of the region being left behind. and the a f. d in 5 did come out strongest party with the under 30 year olds in saxony. unhealthy and the representatives do belong to the far right political spectrum. their regional party representatives are actually being observed by the german intelligence service for those extremist views. and the polls do show that half of those voters who voted ab this time actually do support the content and policies there. so they do place a strong focus on nationalist ideas, very onto immigration, onto liberal for the polls. also show that the other half of a vote is still vote for the to protest against all the other partie

to not recognize east germany. all of the other states could, they need to also apply receive visas. some of those states and teams might not have received them. in general the warsaw past other than east germany were able to enter and play. what happened was always a complicated and kind of depended on the sport being played weathers a team sport or an individual sport and how strong the soviet union in that event us with all the other states were due. when east germany was not allowed a visa the did mass withdraw and boycott. they would wait until very close to the competition began even when they had decided several weeks earlier they were going to withdraw. there were instances particularly when the soviet team was really, really good at certain sports. they did not want to lose out on that. but occasionally they still played. i've said they participated but individual sport is always less distraction because it's an individual sport. a team sport like soccer would not have that level of destruction. i know all

alright, alternative for germany and a regional election. the boat in the eastern state of sax, me on hutch, is the big is the last big test of a public opinion for a general election in september and judges in netherlands. are hearing evidence against 4 men suspected of being behind the downing of police airlines flight. and 177 years ago, the 3 russians, ukrainian national, are still at large. you're watching the w news. will big tech companies soon be paying a lot more in taxes on it? jones is up next with us story and more. they was whose the, whose the news, the news news news, the the the, the code me speed in expedition into the way to the ring mammals communicate. we accompany a research team to the pacific and to decode the language of wales in 45 minutes on the w. o. cutting through the noise. where i come from, people are known for being fair and your can be loud. and people tell it like it is, they call it the concrete jungle. melton city that never sleep. it's this energy that makes it feel like home. but amid the hustle, it's i

and they showed why, by beating germany. and now it's up to germany to show with a good performance and a good result against portugal. why they to off april? so if, if they are indeed our favorites, what are the chances of actually proceeding from the group stage? while a lot will depend on how they perform against portugal, but a bad result that will put them in a very difficult position again hungry in that final group stage game. so i think a lot well, hang on the performance against portugal, but we've seen a lot of surprises at this tournament so far. so it's tough to call. but as i said earlier, no need to get nervous yet. germany finds there's still lots of like jumping hot in from the w sports in half an hour. thank you very much. and that's, that's from me. and then it seemed don't go away. the next business show made in germany off what we learned from the corona virus office in berlin. i have an update for the the the the the, the the the brave new world coast corona virus. he's in any quality, home office and lo

yeah, mark can be what went wrong for germany? well, the very basics, the mr. chances are 2 very big jones's team or vendor and the 1st 2 must miller in the 2nd half, which would have been an equalizer which could have turned the game. mister jones's, you're not going to win football much is but there's a deeper molly, the thing with the german team that just lived sluggish. much heart there. couple of them with a bit over the hill. no. they had 2 players on the bench, leroy and a cannot be who super but i can players german funds have been crying for them to come on. but they didn't. so a lot wrong with germany. england can be very pleased with their performance. another clean sheet that you can see the goal yet, and the tournament, which is a lot to build on. and yeah, great victory, a historic victory as well for them 1st victory over germany and a major tournaments. and those, do you think germany or england rather have a shot at the title now? and there might have been us not just because i want to be allowed back to scotland

u and nothing close to an upset from the far right alternative for germany. a f d i was this on lots of devices have taken a clear stand logo and, and a large majority of our citizens have said, we don't want to be associated in any way with the 3 latest date. and i'm very grateful for that. i should be done on many here, insects to me on how to relatively poorest days thought the a f t could when and would, when it pulled strongly for months, capitalizing on voted. dissatisfaction with the pandemic while keeping to its core anti migration message. instead, sundays result into k d i f d may be weakening and it's stronghold areas, but it's putting a positive spin on the result. them as if it is not that bad, we're very happy with the result. it's pretty much what we got last time and i have to say it's important to me that we got the working class back and the left part, he has lost voters, and the work is in the state came to us. and i'm actually very happy with this result. even though his sex to me on holiday is a small side to see to use when here is a muc

i think germany will be hungry. i think we'll see germany, france and portugal all make it out of the group of death. alright, you heard it here, oliver moody from d. w. sports. we'll leave it there. thanks for that all that analysis i will moving on an informative one red bulls max for stop and has taken poll position for the ground pre. it's a 2nd pole of the season for the dutchman, who is looking to extend his championship lead over mercedes louis hamilton. the british world champion was a fraction of a 2nd slower than for stopping hamilton the made about harry barton's. we'll start 3rd on the grid on sunday. before we leave you, classical music lovers in austria have finally enjoyed a post locked and live show with infections dropping the vienna philharmonic orchestra staged in open or concert. we're going to leave it there. thanks for watching the do you see at the top of the next or take care of me ah . 2 busy ah ah ah ah ah and above all, feels jewish life in europe. that's what film producer, kona and journ

and of course, this isn't just about germany. we could argue very similarly about belgium and france and the netherlands and the u. k. as well in exactly the same conversation, are we putting on those? hopefully a little bit later. of course, penny you are nodding in agreement in when talk and basically the voice about the reparations not being good enough. the situation not being good enough was initially accepted by the vice president obama. now he should be in at the time to remain calm and quoting and think deeply about the response to the deal. we have made remarkable progress. over the past 5 years of negotiations. the microwave type, going to take him to guatemala, that's the guatemalan president and standing alongside him as the us vice president comma le harris. they're holding a news conference and harris is raising the issue migration with the president. lots of sit in the opportunity to be able to learn how to when i had legal leave me, i'm going to need to be joined the dentist, people that are on your way that we ca

success. germany, national coach. mr. now, did you sit down with the team after yesterday and what the next few weeks and months about for you? holiday, you know, well, every coach has a different approach and i know how well and apart from his competence document, and i believe he's real minor of cub is the same player all settings which often does and mid months. so people, person, i think he's going to be able to work really well to meet with the team. and we're going to sit down more than 10 days. come and go through the plan. what he wants us to do in terms of the team itself and supports spewed of them and we're going to be talking through what kind of football he want to play. but of course, in the end of the day, you want to be successful and you want to have a team with a clear identity type. and he doesn't have a great deal of time in september. and i think they're going to be new players funding cuts on cash. we're going to have to have a strong team and get ready for cut on young countries, foster and video. w

and the, i mean, the case against germany in the, in this instance, is that his germany wants to sell cars to china once it's pipeline with russia, it's distracted by an an upcoming election. and there's very little commitment to making common calls with the, with joe biden, in terms of defense spending. where does that leave? germany's, i would say there's very little commitment they've been germany, has raised its defense spending not to the levels that the united states would see . but the fact is, germany is an exporting nation and always has been it is very dependent on export. it has an aging population, it can easily just say ok, we're not going to export anything more to china when you have big companies like b, w, and others that are almost completely dependent on, on china. and the united states is also economically dependent on trying to increase. so i think this is why it's not useful to look at this to the frame of the cold war to say there's going to be another cold war because the symptom systems are already very closely intertwined. and the west needs to find a way to

june would be germany loss and lockout. coleman. to invoke up is the fact that, you know, 10 minutes or so, another company, we put it through the box, talking is brilliant. i get out with the gym and found that when the stadium tried to make the best of it, both teams played sandy defensively. and i think it miller had put it in, we would have sub job in the end of the bio munich for 2 months. mila gave pounds in germany a moment of hope. if only for a few seconds, the channel, the english fans honest, thinks of ecstasy despite elia doubts of catch goth southgate strategy on this day . so i pulled out earlier and i thought, you know, 11 penalty that we wanted to know know if you minutes a could not believe it or not, but before it comes to, the english team has to go on the road and is now off to rome. the dangerous moment for us with a warm success and the feeling you know around the country that we've only got to turn up to when the thing and we know it's going to be an immense challenge from here on while police tried to dispers

and you're also coming up here in germany. more than half the population has received at least one koby 19 vaccine shot. there is overwhelming evidence that the vaccine is safe for pregnant women and yet in germany still no official recommendation. we can see that pregnant women don't experience more side effects and the unborn children don't have a higher rate than without the vaccination. but we can also see that pregnant women with curve at 1920 times more likely to die from it. but to our viewers on p b. s. in the united states into all of you around the world. welcome. we begin the day with sexual identity discrimination and how the to collide in sports. on monday history was made in u. s. football. with his smartphone in hand. 28 year old carl nasa, a defensive wyman with a las vegas raiders told the world that he is gay. he is the 1st active player in the national football league, 101 year history. to take that step of today. and if l commissioner roger good all tweeted the n f l family is proud of carl for sharing this

i'm, i'm in germany quickly. case a long shot. i'll say germany, thank you. thank you, president to the w sports. and before we go, has a quick reminder of our top story at the g 7 summit in comb or well lee. this will pledge to provide 1000000000 doses of covert 900 vaccine to 4 countries. the move aims to address criticism that wealthy nations as secure at the vast majority of axis against her own a virus for their own populations. with the news alive from berlin, stay tuned for to the point catholic church power and abuse of them from the new st. gabrielle says invalid, thanks for watching. the news. the news. news. news . news. the news the me to the point. strong opinion, clear position, international perspective. one of the most international respect he figures in germany's catholic church was offered his resignation to pope francis. he cited the catastrophe of sexual abuse by church officials. meanwhile, a candidate mass graves, the vintage, and his children to discover the catholic school to the point. the next dw, be your own health advocate. in good

i think germany will be hungry. i think we'll see germany, france and portugal all make it out of the group of death. alright, you heard it here, oliver moody from d. w. sports. we'll leave it there. thanks for that, all that analysis informed. one dutchman, macs for stuff and has secured poll position for the french from free. the red bull driver is now perfectly place to build on a lead over louis hamilton in the driver's championship. the serenity of summer in the south of france, broken this weekend by what could be a turning point in the formula one season. next step is on track to detroit. lewis hamilton, but must avoid moments at la custer les, like you to notice. the mercedes has been uncharacteristically off the pace of light finished dr. about that he bought us pushed hard to close. the gap is final qualifying through to a close, not with the stamp and minus the time issues that derailed him while leading in the last round. he spit out of sight of the chasing pack the the on the drive it to break 90 second

and now they are traditionally very weak and east of germany. i mean the games vote in the section and we shouldn't forget that i did. they didn't gain as much as they expected to, but they gained, whoa, it's on a very low level, so it's a very difficult area for the greens there. i mean, there are but if you look at the whole east, the green party is not, not strong there. ok. it's completely different in the south of germany, for instance, where you, where you have to even administer president up the cream. so it's not, it's not a power vice for the germans. great. that's understood, dr. thank you so much for doing the stuff this stuff and kyle, it political science. it's a 100 and institute at the university of drastic. thank you. despite starting slowly, germany's fascination roll out has now reached the point where anyone can ask for an appointment. after authorities ended the priority group system aimed at getting the most vulnerable, vaccinated 1st. but now there was that vaccine supplies won't keep up with demand. monday morning and berl

do we think germany could end up winning the trophy? i mean, i don't want to dampen the mood or anything, but i think it's still just one game. i'm not quite sure whether germany are ready to win the trophy after this performance is still a long way to go. one game doesn't necessarily change the face of a team, but pick tree and that last game could see then top the group. and that would obviously change things for sure. germany have definitely arrived at the tournament though. and that's the most important thing for now. all right, jonathan harding at the germany camp in bavaria, thanks very much. staying with football, hungary could face an official investigation into claims that their fans racially abused france players and their matching budapest. there were reports of monkey chance when france striker killian and bobby was on the ball. county benjamin has algerian. ruth was also verbally abused. football authorities have punished hungry in the past for fat racism, travels to germany for their final group match. japan has refused en

bus is germany. this is something that has been going on for decades, and i have to say, anticipation is really building here. now. what, when believe fans already gathered at the stadium? i'm not sure he can hear them, but just in the distance there are a lot of chances you would expect being kicked around. there's a lot of excitement here as will be, and pubs and bob up and down the country at the moment. now, this does date back at least here in england, 21966, this rivalry that's the last time that england won the world caught this the thing germany. since then, it's been a lot of bad luck for england when they've met germany on the patient international matches the fact that 966 was a long time that england beat germany added milk out sage and a major international tournaments. so a lot of disappointment over the years, which is really just added to this rivalry for english fan germany fans a little bit different. it's not viewed in quite the same way. they have big arrival teams. what i have a

and also coming up here in germany. more than half the population has received at least one cobra, 1900 vaccine shot. there is overwhelming evidence that the vaccine is safe for pregnant women and yet in germany still no official recommendation. we can see that pregnant women don't experience more side effects and the unborn children don't have a higher rate than without a vaccination. but we can also see that pregnant women with co 1920 times more likely to die from it. but to our viewers on p b. s in the united states into all of you around the world. welcome. we begin the day with sexual identity discrimination and how the to collide in sports. on monday history was made in the us football with his smartphone in hand 28 year old carl now said a defensive lineman with the las vegas raiders told the world that he is gay. he is the 1st active player in the national football leagues. 101 year history to take that step. today in s l commissioner roger, good old tweeted the n f l family is proud of carl for sharing this tr

we're hearing from papers that germany is calling this a genocide, germany is apologizing. germany has not come to the people to apologize at all for what happened. the minister was supposed to come to namibia a week or so ago and cancel the trip because of th uprising of -- not physically, but the rejection of the overero andnama people. you want to know what my comment is. wh was offered is an absolute insult. it is an insult because it had nothing to do with us. our names are being used in circumstances where what is really going on between the german and namibian government has nothing to do with us. one wonders the namibian government and german government are negotiating as equals. i should say not. they're not negotiating as equals. it is also interesting when the announcement was made, the namibian government was called -- it did not realize germany was going to announce to the world it had offer this grant money and purported to apologize to namibia thens. amy: i want to bring emsie erastus into this conversation who is in the capital of namibia right now, research

of germany. how relevant is this result internationally? well, i think the relevance here concerns the, the, the power, right, right wing extremists, we have to say this is one of the key areas in germany in the center of germany, of early in this state. but in other former eastern states in hearing it, for instance, they are also very strong. but they have in their key area that have not shown the kind of strength that they probably would have expected. so in those terms, it's a good sign for the rest of germany that the f d seems to be weakening, especially here, and it's in its co area. okay, hold on and mikaela will be back to you soon. what we're going to do now is cross over to the regional headquarters of the and we'll be crossing over to the regional headquarters of the a, f d in a moment. but 1st we're going to have a look at why the a s d was thought to pose such a threat to the christian democrats in eastern germany. therefore, it is an idyllic little town. one of germany's largest med

also to show germany's economy minister says one particularly bitter is u. u. s. harris. if you maybe history by the end of the year and empowering black lead businesses in britain was found de, celebrate its 1st 1st day. this is the w business. i'm janelle, do my law on welcome anew. german law on corporate due diligence in supply chains has passed. but that's after politicians had watered down elements of the legislation, when companies complained about costs, the idea of the law is to make firms responsible for human rights standards. for example, to make clear that their sub contractors avoid slavery and child labor. they're also obliged to follow environmental standards abroad wherever their supplies are sourced. the law will be in place for companies with more than 3000 employees starting in 2023 later on, it will also apply to firms with over a 1000 employees. earlier we spoke to adriano battle, nelly again, a senior economist from the german economic institute. we asked for how well german companies are actually able to track their suppliers. they can do is they c