christner, who's been following the proceedings there as well. mckayla a very solemn ceremony, some very moving moments. absolutely. and you could see that bab abbas the present, or the speaker of german parliament there torn between corona restrictions and the very human need to embrace or the speaker of parliament, mckee levy there. but particularly in our, her, the 87 year old holocaust survivor who basically recounted what should have been her childhood. that simply didn't really take place because she was in tilly's in, starts the concentration camp. her parents and her survive. they were able to stay together. but she was wearing a brute m to remind everybody of the one and a half 1000000 children murdered by the nazis. those children who didn't actually get to live their lives. and is that also the? is there any speaker of parliament and seemed to you his voice broke when he read from the very book that belonged to one of those children of 14 year old. he spoke the kadijah prayer, and once again we saw him embrace and in our the survivor. and you can see the strain it is on t

even fire did of your chief little editor and michela christner sent as this assessment from berlin. germany is still months away from any mandatory vaccination if it will come in the end. i told him that despite its heading of a deeper into the, on the con crisis, the german chance that would have so it's is in favor. so is the majority of diamonds, but and peas here, us bit on the details that proposals on the table that range from a flat out mandatory vaccination starting at the age of $181.00 starting at the age of 50 or none at all. concrete, legal proposals, fit for any kind of vote in parliament, aren't expected until february until then m p. 's want to have an orientation, old debate, and then they will be free to vote. not along their party lines, but only according to their own conscience. here griffith are reporting from the bonus tag. d. w. spoke to a nurse who works in a coven 19 ward herself, but says she won't get vaccinated, whatever the risk. michelle gas law to day. sabina saluda is working as an alternative practitioner. she offers her patients homeopathy treatment

within talking to did of you were chief political editor, michela christner in berlin, mckayla r critics, right? who we just heard? is this a resignation only to save his reputation or is there more to it? there certainly is more to it. i mean, he may have not that terribly much to lose any more as he faces an investigation for potentially with the aggregation of having accepted illegal part to funds. interestingly, some of from some of the same names that seem to here on a list of donors for vinyl, who is a co leader in parliament and seen is very friendly to the extreme white wing of the a party. what your mike did try to do is 2 years ago he stood up and tried to steer the car to party back towards unless extreme more centrist course. it's a spectacular resignation that we're seeing here today. but it is the recognition that he basically lost in his battle against coley, that you know, co holler and beyond hucker be seen as he most extreme end of the fall, right? a f d. and that's why we're also hearing some very, very tough rhetoric with martin after all, until just a short while ago

when i'm talking to these of you where chief political editor, michela christner in berlin, michela, i'm our critics right. who we just heard? is this a resignation only to save his reputation or is there more to it? there certainly is more to it. i mean, he may have not that terribly much to lose any more as he faces an investigation for potentially with the allegation of having accepted illegal part to funds. interestingly, some of from some of the same names that seem to here on a list of donors for vinyl, who is a co leader in parliament and seen is very friendly to the extreme white wing of the a party. what your mike did try to do is 2 years ago he stood up and tried to steer the car to party back towards unless extreme more centrist course. it's a spectacular resignation that we're seeing here today. but it is the recognition that he basically lost in his battle against coley, that you know, co halla, and beyond hucker be seen as he most extreme end of the fall, right? a if d and that's why we're also hearing some very, very tough rhetoric with more and after all, until just a

c. political editor, michela, christner joyce's now, and she is in the bundle. talk mikella. tell us about what chancellor aloft schultz, a said to day in the bonus tag. well, basically, he reiterated how important it was for people to get those booster shots. $30000000.00 more shots is what the government wants to implement by the end of the month, although it's of course uncertain whether they will be able to manage that. and that's why there's so much talk about mandatory vaccinations or so it's once reiterated again that he's in favor, but there is no government proposal towards that. it is left up to individual groups of m p 's. it's the cross the aisle to find a decision according to their own conscience. so we also heard him today speak about russia reiterating that something changed when russia annexed ukraine, that it changing bored as simply some red line that it cannot cross. let's take a listen. i believe we have a sound bite from the chance such as olaf schultz and she, i think addressed the proposal of mandatory of vaccine. let's take, listen, i will pick up a c

we're chief political editor, michela christner in berlin, mckayla r critics, right? who we just heard? is this a resignation only to save his reputation or is there more to it? there certainly is more to it. i mean, he may have not that terribly much to lose any more as he faces an investigation for potentially with the allegation of having accepted illegal part to funds. interestingly, some of from some of the same names that seem to here on a list of donors for vinyl, who is a co leader in parliament and seen is very friendly to the extreme y wing of the a party. what your mike did try to do is to years ago he stood up and tried to steer the car to party back towards unless extreme more centrist course. it's a spectacular resignation that we're seeing here today. but it is the recognition that he basically lost in his battle against coley, that you know, co holler and beyond hucker be seen as he most extreme end of the fall, right? a if d and that's why we're also hearing some very, very tough rhetoric with martin after all, until just a short while ago the co lead