businessman also organizes art exhibitions and has entered the arena of local politics as berlin transportation spokesman for the green party he was passionately committed to sustainable delivery traffic in the city. he got more you know. i was curious to see what politics actually involves and how politicians think business people tend to be the ones who initiate things i'm hugely interested in art and find it exciting when you can appreciate the emotional perspective. and i'm very curious to see a new mobility. which is why he founded urban cargo in 2016. bit invested in a fleet of electrically powered cargo bikes and mopeds on orders placed online are delivered sustainably. and. this is a depot where organic farmers outside berlin leave their fresh progeny has to be picked up. the urban cargo couriers then deliver the goods to the farmers customers the new lightweight vehicles are available in a growing rain. of models. employed in this scene is currently evolving and producing better and better vehicles and a lot is still in the test phase and we stay in very close contact with the manufact

businessman also organizes art exhibitions and has entered the arena of local politics as berlin transportation spokesman for the green party he was passionately committed to sustainable delivery traffic in the city. he got more you know. i was curious to see what politics actually involves and how politicians think business people tend to be the ones who initiate things i'm hugely interested in art and find it exciting when you can appreciate the emotional perspective. and i'm very curious to see a new mobility. which is why he founded urban cargo in 2016. bit invested in a fleet of electrically powered cargo bikes and mopeds all orders placed online are delivered sustainably. and. this is a depot where organic farmers outside berlin leave their fresh progeny is to be picked up. the urban cargo couriers then deliver the goods to the farmers customers the new lightweight vehicles are available in a growing range of models. and. this scene is currently evolving and producing better and better vehicles and a lot is still in the test phase. we stay in very close contact with the manufacturers when

businessman also organizes art exhibitions and has entered the arena of local politics as berlin transportation spokesman for the green party he was passionately committed to sustainable delivery traffic in the city. he got more you know. i was curious to see what politics actually involves and how politicians think business people tend to be the ones who initiate things i'm hugely interesting in art and find it exciting when you can appreciate the emotional perspective. and i'm very curious to see a new mobility. which is why he founded urban cargo and 2016. bit invested in a fleet of electrically powered cargo bikes and mopeds all orders placed online are delivered sustainably. and. this is a depot where organic farmers outside berlin leave their fresh progeny is to be picked up. the urban cargo couriers then deliver the goods to the farmers customers the new lightweight vehicles are available in a growing range of models. and. this is currently evolving and producing better and better vehicles and a lot is still in the test phase. we stay in very close contact with the manufacturers when the

businessman also organizes art exhibitions and has entered the arena of local politics as berlin transportationspokesman for the green party he was passionately committed to sustainable delivery traffic in the city. they got more you know. i was curious to see what politics actually involves and how politicians think business people tend to be the ones who initiate things i'm hugely interested in art and find it exciting when you can appreciate the emotional perspective. and i'm very curious to see a new mobility. which is why he founded urban cargo in 2016. bit invested in a fleet of electrically powered cargo bikes and mopeds all orders placed online are delivered sustainably. and. this is a depot where organic farmers outside berlin leave their fresh progeny is to be picked up. the urban cargo couriers then deliver the goods to the. farmers customers the new lightweight vehicles are available in a growing range of models. employed in this scene is currently evolving and producing better and better vehicles and a lot is still in the test phase and we stay in very close contact with the manufa

berlin wall. i was transported back to 1989 by the way. i walked through the wall this time. i thought of the jubilation i felt as a czechoslovak by birth and an american by choice when communism came to an end in eastern europe it seemed in those days as though history had begun to gallop as it had in the years following world war ii. after decades of darkness, the entire continent was flooded with light. and that enabled us or so we thought to look forward to a united europe and to a world where democratic ideals would have an uncontested claim to the high ground. to borrow churchill's phrase. it was a solemn moment for american democracy. we were the world's unchallenged superpower and our allies were looking to us to lead. when i served in the clinton administration in the 1990s, i had a chance to make the most of that opportunity. in fact when i became secretary of state in 1997, i quickly began referring to myself as the last secretary of state of the 20th century and the first of the 21st. the only problem was i started saying it a few months after president clinton na

berlin. >> [speaking foreign language] >> regional cross-border public transport is also to be suspended, leavingvate vehicles the only way across and drivers fang random checks from german police as they go. >> staying here in france, one of the country's biggest firms is facing a shakeup in the boardroom. after meeting with the board of directors, the firm says it will begin the search for a new ceo. the current one will stay on temporarily before being limited to the role of president. it comes after a group of investors raised doubts about the leadership. he is known foor defending a moe environmentally friendly vision. investors reacting to declining u.s. treasury yields. there is a decrease in the borrow -- the cost of borrowing in the u.s. the s&p up over 2%. gains on the tech heavy nasdaq up over 3%. another factor behind against his growing optimism over the $1.9 trillion stimulus plan in the hands of the u.s. senate. the ftse and the dax all up around 1.6%. monday also marked the first day on the job for the new boss of the wto. born in nigeria, the first woman and first african to head

berlin. tours for refugees she explains the history of the exhibits and how they can transport people back in time. just. close your eyes try to smell. and you will feel home and there is always like a very nice trips we go through closing thighs and think about our memories our heritage many visitors return time and again the exhibits provide comfort and stability coming here also helps combat her homesickness after she was forced to flee syria 6 years ago. i used to say it's my museum. and i am one of the very rare people who used to go to the museum almost. studied art in damascus and wrote for a children's magazine she's also a successful children's book author. she suffered under bashar al assad's regime until 2011 when the anti-government protests known as the arabs. again. it's a hope. that time to change. the situation we leave we leave with very long time. joined in the demonstrations and fought for change but the protests were brutally suppressed. repeatedly arrested and eventually fled her homeland this was the hardest. because i didn't want. her hopes for a new syria dashed. to le

berlin. first tours for refugees she explains the history of the exhibits and how they can transport people back in time. so. close your eyes try to smell. and you will feel home and there is always like a very nice trips we go through closing her eyes and think about our memories our heritage many visitors return time and again. provide comfort and stability coming here also helps keep combat her homesickness after she was forced to flee syria 6 years ago. i used to say it's my museum. and i am one of the very rare people who used to go to the museum almost. studied art in damascus and wrote for a children's magazine she's also a successful children's book author. she suffered under bashar al assad's regime until 2011 when the anti-government protests known as the arabs. again. it's give me a hope. that time to change. we leave or we leave with long time. joined in the demonstrations and fought for change but the protests were brutally suppressed. repeatedly arrested and eventually fled her homeland. the hardest. because. her hopes for a new syria dashed. to leave all her friends and fellow pro

berlin. first tours for refugees she explains the history of the exhibits and how they can transport people back in time. just. close your eyes try to smell. and you will feel at home and there is always like a very nice trips we go through closing their eyes and think about our memories our heritage many visitors return time and again. provide comfort and stability coming here also helps combat her homesickness after she was forced to flee syria 6 years ago. i used to say it's my museum. and i am one of the very rare people who used to go to the museum almost every. studied art in damascus and wrote for a children's magazine she's also a successful children's book author. she suffered under bashar al assad's regime until 2011 when the anti-government protests known as the arabs. again. it's give me a hope. that time to change. we leave we leave with very long time. joined in the demonstrations and fought for change but the protests were brutally suppressed. repeatedly arrested and eventually fled her homeland. the hardest. because. her whole new syria. leave all her friends and fellow protester

berlin. first tours for refugees she explains the history of the exhibits and how they can transport people back in time. just. close your eyes try to smell. and you will feel home and there is always like very nice trips we go through closing the eyes and think about our memories our heritage many visitors return time and again. provide comfort in stability coming here also helps. combat her homesickness after she was forced to flee syria 6 years ago. i used to say it's my museum. and i am one of the very rare people who used to go to the museum almost every. studied art in damascus and wrote for a children's magazine she's also a successful children's book author. she suffered under bashar al assad's regime until 2011 when the anti-government protests known as the arabs. again. it's give me a hope. that time to change. we leave. leave with long time. joined in the demonstrations and fought for change but the protests were brutally suppressed. repeatedly arrested and eventually fled her homeland. the hardest. because i didn't want to. hold a news syria. to leave all her friends and fellow prote

berlin. first tours for refugees she explains the history of the exhibits and how they can transport people back in time. so. close your eyes try to smell. and you will feel at home and there is always like a very nice traipse we go through closing her eyes and think about our memories our heritage many visitors return time and again the exhibits provide comfort and stability coming here also helps combat her homesickness after she was forced to flee syria 6 years ago. i used to say it's my museum. and i am one of the very rare people who used to go to the museum almost. studied art in damascus and wrote for a children's magazine she's also a successful children's book author. she suffered under bashar al assad's regime until 2011 when the anti-government protests known as the arabs. again. i feel that time to change. with very long time. joined in the demonstrations and fought for change but the protests were brutally suppressed. was repeatedly arrested and eventually fled her homeland. the hardest. because. her whole new syria. leave all her friends and fellow protesters behind. she hasn't hea

let's bring in claudia comfort she heads the energy transportation and environment department of the german institute for economic research in berlin and correspondent sagna blasko she joins us from tokyo sana let me start with you it has been a they of morning in japan tell us more on how the country has been commemorating this crucial day well during the day a lot of people lends to the seaside they broke flowers they got their hands together in prayer and. i mean it's been a very tough and emotional day for many people i think. it's you know it's not ending here also because of the nuclear plans especially that people think that there is for them this with will be a much longer story. here in berlin as we heard before his human disaster has led to the government's decision to phase out nuclear power tell us on what that has meant to europe's biggest economy. well it meant that we now have a concrete deadline so in the next 2 years is. still in place nuclear power plants would be shut down and we increased so germany has increased the sheriff renewable energy jessica lee and to substitute it but we have time now to decommission t

berlin. first tours for refugees she explains the history of the exhibits and how they can transport people back in time. so. close your eyes try to smell. and you will feel home and there is always like a very nice trips we go through closing her eyes and think about our memories our heritage many visitors return time and again. provide comfort and stability coming here also helps keep combat her homesickness after she was forced to flee syria 6 years ago. i used to say it's my museum. and i am one of the very rare people who used to go to the museum almost every. studied art in damascus and wrote for a children's magazine she's also a successful children's book author. she suffered under bashar al assad's regime until 2011 when the anti-government protests known as the arabs. again. i feel that time to change. the situation we leave or we leave with very long time. joined in the demonstrations and fought for change but the protests were brutally suppressed. repeatedly arrested and eventually fled her homeland. the hardest. because. her hopes for a new syria dashed. to leave all her friends and

this man is on a mission to make berlin a cleaner more sustainable and more pleasant place to live whole and decided that the city's transportation logistics needed to shake out. his 3 wheeled urban cargo delivered to customers doors all around the city with 0 emissions. the idea is that the final section of the delivery chain needs to be greener. was among the view i need to be permanently on the ball looking for the latest trends and developments and putting them into practice. my approach to life is constantly doing something new and never standing still and that's kind of my inner motivation. changing traffic conditions here with vehicles like this your fault for listening to that noise from the truck behind me i want to rid the city of that racket. isn't. going to. carbon neutral buses are now also an option. it is among the 1st in berlin to convert these diesel double deckers to electrical power this depot also has a number of party buses redesigned by artists which is used for public art events and installations. for the other has been involved in the field of mobility for decades. the hardworking businessman also organize

berlin. first tours for refugees she explains the history of the exhibits and how they can transport people back in time. just. close your eyes try to smell. and you will feel home and there is always like a very nice traipse we go through closing her eyes and think about our memories our heritage many visitors return time and again. provide comfort in stability coming here also helps combat her homesickness after she was forced to flee syria 6 years ago. i used to say it's my museum. and i am one of the very are there people who used to go to the museum almost everything. studied art in damascus and wrote for a children's magazine she's also a successful children's book author. she suffered under bashar al assad's regime until 2011.

berlin well it's among the largest container ships in the world and it's currently stuck in egypt's suez canal blocking dozens of cargo vessels and tankers efforts are ongoing to dislodge the ever given owned by transport firm evergreen before it further disrupts the global shipping system or the suez canal is a choke point for world trade it connects asia and europe and sees some 30 percent of the global container shipping volume every day and should be a map behind me there it is as important transit point for oil and natural gas especially one reason why oil prices rose over 5 percent on monday the question for shippers now is how long it'll take to pry the vessel out. can't go forward can't go back to the 400 metre long container ship the ever given has wedged itself between the eastern and western banks blocking the canal completely the ship's owner evergreen says a 50 kilometer an hour gust of wind shoved the ship into the canal was bow and stern 420-0000 ton vessel is believed to have partially run aground now much smaller tug boats are trying to heave it free. so it's going to be very difficult to to pull her off maybe very careful owner off because again they've got all that weight in the cent

berlin peter oliver has more. well right at the center of this are 250000 doses of the astra zeneca job they were going to be transported from italy to australia as part of a contract astra zeneca has with the australian government it's really put in place the export control mechanism that the e.u. brought in after astra zeneca failed to live up to its end of the contract it had with the european union now australia has asked the e.u. commission to review this decision but despite that the australian prime minister has said he'll understand where italy is coming from in italy people are dying at the right of 300 a diety and so i can certainly understand the high level of anxiety that would exist in italy and in many countries or across europe well one of the reasons that scott morrison could afford to be so understanding or not is that australia does have the cillit east to produce its own vaccine in fact the deputy health minister of the state of victoria said it was lucky that they have that in light of these doses from the e.u. not looking like they're arriving in australia any time soon but while the australian side

restrictions put in place here in berlin this week on wednesday off from wednesday f f p 2 masks will be required there more heavy duty masks in shops and on public transport are also going to any more testing put in place particularly for things like getting a haircut but this all comes as intensive care doctors in germany is saying the country actually needs a nationwide tough 2 week lockdown not something that's being backed up by anger merkel's health minister again spawn you know if we look at the numbers we need another 10 to 14 days at least of properly driving down context and movement a look down if you want to call about what germany is currently hovering at around the $20000.00 new cases of covert 19 a day mark the warning that's coming out is that that could rise during this 3rd wave that's going to towns on europe to as much as $100000.00 per day the indications clearly point to this was potentially being even worse than the 1st 2 waves we must be prepared for a steep rise in the number of cases for more people to once again become seriously ill that hospitals will be overburdened and that more people will die again. if this continues on chix

this man is on a mission to make berlin a cleaner more sustainable and more pleasant place to live home and decided that the city's transportationlogistics needed to shake out. these 3 wheeled urban cargo east scooters delivered to customers doors all around the city with 0 emissions. the idea is that the final section of the delivery chain needs to be greener. was among the need to be permanently on the ball looking for the latest trends and developments and putting them into practice. my approach to life is constantly doing something new and never standing still and that's kind of my inner motivation changing traffic conditions here with vehicles like this. listening to that noise from the truck behind me i want to rid the city of that racket. where. carbon neutral buses are now also an option. that is among the 1st in brylin to convert these diesel double deckers to electrical power this depot also has a number of party buses redesigns by artists which is used for public art events and installations. for the other has been involved in the field of mobility for decades. the hard working businessman also organizes art exhibitio

berlin at the chancechancellory where ang merkel sits. we have been talking about this a lot, christine, transporting these vaccines and also being able toe said one of the things they're working on is a possible new formula of the vaccine to be able to store it, maybe in the second half of 2021, at refrigerator temperatures. that would make it so much easier to get it into all regions. for instance, the rule of united states, canada, other countries as well. christine? >>. >> fred:, nice to see you. thank you so much. laura? >>> the biden administration is looking to impose sanctions for the poisoning and jailing of alexey navalny. it's expected to come this week. it marks a clear departure from the trump administration which shied away from ever directly con fronting russia over its actions. >>> still ahead despite all of the warnings, one of the biggest football programs in the country planning for a packed house later this year. and especially car dealers all charge excessive, last-minute fees. when you want something badly enough, it feels like your only choice is to pay up. but what if you had a choice to take a stand instead? at c

berlin once among the largest container ships in the world and it's currently stuck in egypt's suez canal blocking dozens of cargo vessels and tankers efforts are ongoing to dislodge the ever given by transport firm evergreen before further disrupts the global shipping system and the suez canal is a choke point for world trade it connects asia and europe and sees 30 percent of the global volume of shipping containers every single day it's also an important transit point for oil and natural gas one reason why oil prices rose over 5 percent on monday the question for shippers now is how long it'll take to pry the vessel out. can't go forward can't go back to the 400 metre long container ship the ever given has wedged itself between the eastern and western banks blocking the canal completely the ship's owner evergreen says a 50 kilometer an hour gust of wind shoved the ship into the canal was bowing and stern 420-0000 ton vessel is believed to have partially run aground now much smaller tug boats are trying to heave it free. so it's going to be very difficult to to pull her off and be very careful owner off because again they've got all that weight in the center of the vessel and she's not born