benjamin alvarez is at the air base in northern germany. that's right germany is joining more than 40 countries over the past days there have been a lot of cargo planes arriving from australia from the u.s. from the u.k. what is special about this shipment that domania sending so we have this take off today will have a take off tomorrow as well with the same plane in a 400 airbus cargo transporter what's interesting is that the german team will stay there the 1st team arrives on saturday they assess the situation there and we talked to several officials before this live and they told us that there's a cure he asked because also very important if we consider that there is indeed a black market of oxygen in the country and also over concerns that the aid that several countries are sending is not reaching the hospitals and is still in costumes for example in airports or in several holes that have been put in place by the government so there's also a fear when we look at this in the media reporting that the aid is not reaching also other regions

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all he knew was that bergen-belsen was in northern germany and he thought if they could manage to volunteer a train and germany and if you could volunteer for a train to bergen-belsen, it would be easier for us. clearly, as it turned out, it saved our lives but, of course, at the time he didn't know that. no one knew that. here's an actual train. we were in cattle cars. that's the train track still on the map. the train arrived monday night and tuesday was the horror of filling all those cattle cars. here's -- and these are actual photographs taken of westerbork. the man here was the police, he was jewish, but the nazis assigned some of the jews just to keep order. obviously controversial, but i'll simply say that everybody wanted to stay alive and everybody worked to their own advantage. it was just the way it is. so you have here a -- i won't say a dutch policeman, because they too were murdered but for the time being he wasn't. here you see a child who would have been dead within the next two days depending on what camp that train was going to, auschwitz was five days, bergen-belsen was

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the nelson company in northern germany will dispose of it over the next few weeks. it's managing director says they deal with hazardous waste like this every day. there are industrial chemicals and household chemicals like industrial hydro, clark acid, but also nail polish remover toilet cleaner and other substances. they seek out uncontrollably and mixed together. we sorted them according to laboratory analysis and repackaged them upon or losing a lot of noise back on august 2020 a devastating explosion ripped across the port of the route and much of the city the detonation killed, more than 190 people. an injured over $6002.00 large areas of the port and nearby residential areas were completely levels. the conditions that the country's main harbor work had struck huge quantities of toxic and highly flammable substances restored without any regard for safety. german experts analyzed the residues with a mo bile laboratory, classified them and then packed them in containers. since they couldn't dispose of the toxins on site, they were sent to germany. initially, the

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and our correspondent benjamin of ours group is standing by at the air base in northern germany will install where the shipment took off earlier today so germany joins some other 40 countries sending aid to india what's the latest. that's right the 1st plane departed 2 hours ago and is expected to arrive in delhi tomorrow in the afternoon it will have a layover in abu dhabi tonight and then continue to india to delivered this very important oxygen generator machine there will be a 2nd plane arriving immediately 24 hours after this 1st plane arrives it is just sat there will be a german team as well to help the indian colleagues and show them how to operate this system that takes the air and transforms it compresses it so it can be used as oxygen that it's desperately needed jury is joining more than 40 other countries in aid efforts to india and we spoke to officials earlier today who told us that they also looking into this security aspect as criticism is growing over delivery in the country saying that aid is coming to india but there are delays to get them to hospitals and so that

he didn't know anything all he knew was that bergen-belsen was in northern germany any thought that if they could manage to to volunteer for train and no one was volunteering for training the volunteer for training to bed and belson. well, it would be easier for us. really as it turned out. it's saved our lives. but of course at the time he didn't know that no one no one knew that here's an actual train that we will in cattle cause that's a train track his soul on the map. they they train arrived monday night and tuesday was the horror of filling all those cattle calls. here's and these are actual photographs taken away the board the man over here. was a camp police. he was jewish, but they nazi's assigned some of the jews just to keep order. obviously controversial but i'll simply say that everybody wanted to stay alive and everybody work to their own advantage. it was just the way it is. so you have here a i won't say a dutch policeman because they they too were murdered but for the time being he wasn't but here you see little trial who would have been dead within the next two days d

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china where some of them in switzerland, they speak german but it is a lot different than in northern germany. so, fang, with your experiences in the legion, did those networks and the close ties that resulted from a lot of the chinese immigrants being from the same area, help locate any veterans for this project? fang: yes, because i didn't realize it when i first joined the legion. i joined the legion because of what the legion did for me, when i was a little boy, when i was 15, had only been in the state like three years and gone to a chinese school to try to keep up with my chinese. summer graduation, these guys walked up to the stage -- a scholarship check i found out later and a medal. and he was from the legion. i had no idea what it was about. later i signed up to serve, to earn the eligibility to join the legion. i did. i went to vietnam and came back and i joined. my scope at that time was strictly the new york region. i thought that was the only one. after i kind of got involved with that, surely you find out there were chinese-american legion posts in boston, in san francisco, chi

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the nelson company in northern germany will dispose of it over the next few weeks. its managing director says they deal with hazardous waste like this every day of their industrial chemicals and household chemicals like industrial hydrochloric acid, but also nail polish remover toilet cleaner and other substances. they seek out uncontrollably and mixed together. we sorted them according to laboratory analysis and repackaged them upon a loosen is a lot of noise back on august 2020, a devastating explosion ripped across the port of the route and much of the city. the destination killed more than 190 people. an injured over $6000.00 large areas of the port and nearby residential areas were completely levels. the conditions at the country's main harbor work had struck huge quantities of toxic and highly flammable substances were stored without any regard for safety. german experts analyzed the residues with a mo, by a laboratory, classified them and then packed them in containers. since they couldn't dispose of the toxins on site, they were sent to germany. initially, t

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many of those ships were loaded up on the keel canal in northern germany after the war crystal, she holds tremendous from her childhood. these are the tracks, the trains arrived on carrying a deadly fright of toxic gas bombs and shells. ah d ships come here and killed the boat would come here to the key and then the bombs would be loaded onto the ship from the train, including the gas bombs, most of which were damaged. when you could smell it and even see it, i'm kind of just, i took, it wasn't a white fog. it was a yellow green frog that covered everything. that's when we had to put on our gas mask. well done listening to me to this crystal, she has no idea which gases she was exposed to. she has difficulty walking the result of a nerve disease. she's had, she was young, contact her, i'm guess i'm. i was 15 when i 1st began getting else and it started after the end of the war. so they finished loading the gasp, di gus and they would be telling us i was almost paralyzed like initially a doctor thought it might be polio. absent much diagnosis estate had to come to, kimberly moves and it wa

the nelson company and northern germany will dispose of it over the next few weeks. it's managing director says they deal with hazardous waste like this every day of their industrial chemicals and household chemicals like industrial hydro, clark acid, but also nail polish remover toilet cleaner and other substances. they seek out uncontrollably and mixed together. we sorted them according to laboratory analysis and repackaged them upon a loosen is a lot of noise up on in august 2020, a devastating explosion ripped across the port of the route and much of the city. the destination killed more than 190 people. an injured over $6000.00 large areas of the port and nearby residential areas were completely levels. the conditions at the country's main harbor work had struck huge quantities of toxic and highly flammable substances were stored without any regard for safety. german experts analyzed the residues with a mo, by a laboratory, classified them and then packed them in containers. since they couldn't dispose of the toxins on site, they were sent to germany. initially,

germany's northern coastline is gearing up for a vacation season 2 people have been cooped up at home for months on end it could soon be time for holiday makers to soak up some sun once more and for the tourism industry to revive its flagging businesses. and that's the business update on this album from the team and thanks for watching. 3 kids. they love for weeks and glitter glitter glitter they're fighting against prejudice called a boy. recognition the little stores on the big stage. 3 kids starts many 17th d.-w. . has a virus spread. why do we panic and when will. just through the. weekly radio. if you would like and more information on the crawl of virus or any other science topic you should really check out our podcast you can get it wherever you get your podcast you can also find us at. science. virtual school for months leandro has been learning online from home due to the pandemic it's stressing him out. there are some evenings where i question my very existence. what's the point of getting up again in the morning what should i do tomorrow. in germany most young people have r

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germany's northern coastline is gearing up for a vacation season 2 people have been cooped up at home for months on end it could soon be time for holiday makers to soak up some sun once more and for the tourism industry to revive its flagging businesses. now it would be quite a u. turn but here in the capital famously car loving germany one group of activists is pushing for a big change they want a referendum on removing cars from the city of berlin all together take a look at. the capital city without cars. it's certainly a radical idea but it's one which these activists want to see become reality they're gathering signatures from citizens in the city hoping to force a referendum on whether much of berlin should become practically carefree with only essential traffic allowed. that's there except for example traffic from businesses also public transport and ambulances garbage collection taxis will be able to keep driving but the regular daily traffic to go shopping or go to work that should stop. that fire for years berlin has had a real problem with air pollution but the activists be

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weather there for much of the british whiles if the truth be told wanted to show is there into northern parts of germany pushing back across into poland and then is lost you dry but on the cool side are struggling to get into the mid teens for many central areas of here at the wont is down towards the southeast still getting into the thirty's there into athens as we go on and to choose day it stays warm enough down in that southeastern corner but a little colder than the flight but look at that drop from moscow and the warmer than around 7 celsius on a cool normally past on the other side of the continent just 10 degrees that english the walk continues meanwhile across northeastern parts of africa with a few showers for northern areas of tunisia. torta al jazeera. can you tell me where the government you represent is now illegitimate and we listen we do not sell defense material any country your conflict in yemen we meet with global news makers until about the stories that matter on al-jazeera. be the hero of world news right. washing. the am the. the. back and back main stories now india has recorded i

weather there for much of the british whiles if the truth be told want to show is there into northern parts of germany pushing back across into poland and then it's slushy dry but on the cool side we're struggling to get into the mid teens for many central areas of here of the want this down towards the southeast still getting into the thirty's there into athens as we go on into tuesday it stays warm enough down in that southeastern corner but a little colder than the flight but look at that drop from moscow the warmer than around 7 celsius on a cool northerly past on the other side of the continent just 10 degrees there in glasgow the water continues meanwhile across northeastern parts of africa with a few showers for northern areas of tunisia. frank assessments there are a lot of poison but the government used one exactly how and one measure never taking for a situation like i'm not to believe you could ever get informed opinions is the us with thinking the military positioning of the middle east wasn't just a simple act of reorganizing ministry assets this is a message to the region the united stat

she was in poland and also into the northern parts of germany. but large you find and try across the u. k. one or 2 shall close western parts there into the the irish sea with these showers will get squeezed out of the way by our area of high pressure. and it looks like a pretty good thank holiday weekend here actually with warmer weather to come see move into next week. so fantastic news. there will be some showers, danica, southern parts of france, northern areas of spain, looking good for the football in portugal. unstable. seem fine and dry weather into central parts by the state, but a few showers over towards austria and the wet weather continuing a little further east across the maddest fine and tri, warm and sunny that warm, stretched across northern parts of africa and the showers the season she was now doing quite nicely for west africa sponsored pay cut on airways. be part of the debate itself defeated and closing in the us or in the u. k. because it will just come back again when no topic is off the table. what we wanted to talk about

northern syria. mothers from germany, france and the u.s. watch over their children.ormer members of the terror group i.s., they are now captors of the kurds and want to return home. this person is from a german city and is of moroccan descent. she followed her husband to live in the self-proclaimed of islamic state. she fled, taking her four children with her. >> after we escaped, we turned ourselves over to the kurds. when we arrived here, i did not realize we were in camp. i slept for two days because the stress was finally over. they told us they would -- that we would be handed over to our government. that was three and a half years ago. >> nearly 3000 women from 35 countries are stranded at the camp. it is smaller and better equipped than others in northern syria. life is largely peaceful. but the authorities say half the women detained here still hold extremist abuse. they want to de-radicalize the mothers so they can go home. >> our aim is to rehabilitate these women and give them a chance to reintegrate into society so they can lead a normal life back in thei

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