the ear tags suggest there are german animals on board mostly from bavaria and badr yet. you ask the drivers where they've come from and where they're going you know. they say they came from near me louis and are heading to spain and no mention of the fact that they started off in bavaria. back in the car i didn't call or not contact the french police she asked them to stop the trucks and check their. citizenship you name it on it which she said but before she was even finished her call the transport is off again. the animal welfare activists follow him and see him and sometimes if anything to do that i'll fetch and just tell me they don't have enough stuff for a check and i'm. fortunately they couldn't do anything tonight. the 2 women watches the trucks pass the border into spain without a hitch. we want to know how this transport was possible in the 1st place even though you laws prohibit such long journeys. we head to the veterinary office and speak to the man in charge and you get all this is subtle it's a little political he's brought some colleagues for support. of

this came from bavaria be a tear. and that's almost double the distance it needed. that alone arouse some suspicion. he said this did no one ask why the animals were taken to ensure holden and then when a direct route would have been quicker. according to checks the transport times well by the book for chance an economical decision whether to take the direct route on take a diversion. why would a diversion be economical. because i can't be the jonjo of that each company must decide for itself which route makes most sense. no one here appears ready to go beyond the call of duty but we're not giving up quite yet. some of your tags when the trucks were parked in southern france. that's enough for us to trace which farm the cabs originally came from. the tags lead us to a small parish in the very region of all going. on the farmer to let him know we're coming. over for your focus on your meets us in the early evening. is this your farm. and you keep you cattle. how many cattle do you have. so you 'd just as a substitute for the is the basis of those losses because you h

no mention of the fact that they started off in bavaria. back in the car i didn't call on our contacts the french police she asked them to stop the trucks and check the point. since it's just a few women over here that you can shift it but before she was even finished or call the transporters off again. the animal welfare activists follow them and even see them and sometimes if anything did you know of actually just tell me they don't have enough stuff for a check and unfortunately they couldn't do anything tonight he. the 2 women watches the trucks pass the border into spain without a hitch. we want to know how this transport was possible in the 1st place even though you lost prohibit such long journeys. we had to the 2 years i explored veterinary office and speak to the man in charge and you can all just subtlety is a little older than he's brought some colleagues for support. of course did not you check these transports a further loading and unloading are monitored and the papers are checked to make sure they're ok and those in the you k

no mention of the fact that they started off in bavaria. back in the car either legal or not contacts the french police she asked them to stop the trucks and check their. citizenship you know missing their character she said but before she has even finished her call the transporters off again. the animal welfare activists follow them and didn't even see him it seems as if i didn't know. he just tell me they don't have enough stuff for a check and unfortunately they couldn't do anything tonight. the 2 women watches the trucks pass the border into spain without a hitch. we want to know how this transport was possible in the 1st place even though you laws prohibit such long journeys. we head to the veterinary office and speak to the man a charge that you can all just not want. to go he's brought some colleagues for support. these transports for the loading and unloading are monitored and the papers are checked to make sure they're ok and it doesn't that we know it's a check on paper you know there's a check on the ground to let us know what ki

that your tags suggest there are german animals on board mostly from bavaria and been written back yet. you know you just ask the drivers where they've come from and where they're going you know. they say they came from near lewis and are heading to spain right no mention of the fact that they started off in bavaria. back in the car i don't even call on our contacts the french police she asked them to stop the trucks and check the. city certainly a bit thicker shifting but before she was even finished her call the transporters off again. the animal welfare activists followed them and didn't even see them and sometimes if i didn't have. any just tell me they don't have enough stuff for a check and unfortunately they couldn't do anything tonight. the 2 women watches the trucks pass the border into spain without a hitch. we want to know how this transport was possible in the 1st place even though you lost prohibit such long journeys. we had to the 2 years i explored veterinary office and speak to the man a charge that you can all just. a little while to go he's brought some colleagues for

and right now, the church perceived the dam advantage in terms of these autonomy systems. bavaria is urging the utility much faster in its approval process. for the sputnik v covert chart, the leader of the german province said the month long delay from the european regulator is partly a matter of ideology. the inoculation engine must not stutter the procedure around . sputnik fee must be accelerated. it must not be delayed for purely ideological reasons. marcus odor isn't the only german politician calling for the russian job to be adopted earlier this month. a bundle member from the left party visit to russia and took sputnik b and explaining why he said it is about the truck. and he trusted more on the alternatives while bavaria is trying to go it alone with buying the vaccine . this is a big issue. back in april local authorities agreed to purchase 2 and a half 1000000 doses. however, they will be unable to use them without an approval from berlin. in turn won't happen without a green light from the m a, a lot of red tape or things sound. the irregular sees, it doesn't yet have e

and right now, the church perceived the dam advantage in terms of these autonomy systems. bavaria is urging the you to act much foster in the approval process for the sputnik v covert chart. the leader of the german province and the month long delay from the european regulator is partly a matter biology. the inoculation engine must not stutter. the procedure around spoof mccree must be accelerated. it must not be delayed for purely ideological reasons. and marcus odor isn't the only german politician calling for the russian job to be adopted. earlier this month, the british member from the left party paid a visit to russia and called us, but like we shot in explaining why he said he trusts it more than the alternatives . meanwhile, bavaria is trying to go to a loan with buying the vaccine. back in april, local authorities agreed to purchase 2 and a half 1000000 doses. however, they will be unable to use them without approval from berlin. in turn won't happen without a green light from the european medicine's agency. now, as things stand, the regulator says it doesn't yet have enough

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titles have been lifted. davi alabama is off to rail madrid and 2 other world cup winners also leave bavaria, former spain international, happy martinez and jerome boating. a welcome champion in 2014 with germany. the fellow german woke up with a stomach. his era hands up. is this at age 30 whole? meanwhile, in dolton, there were more theory. farewells look as piss check heads off into the sunset after 11 years. the vendor twins also call it a day off the 15 long years in the game. they made the decision together as they so often didn't decorate does it's one of the nicest thing for me today being on the pitch with my brother one last time at least i could hi $5.00 and $1.00 more time and he was on the pitch for me they either they should be for everybody in football and even around football, because the parents of amazing has early hold on played his final game, maybe. but this is actually about money for the most popular referee. and when he reached the age limits and must retire, he was given a well, does a send off kick off, which is all the very best on the next stage of their journey.

in terms of industrial policy it's perfectly clear the automobile is the lifeblood of germany in bavaria it was in this job for the auto industry is here in germany we have a great responsibility for the many jobs that depend on it coming. for years political decisions that benefit the auto industry have been made not only at the federal level but also in the e.u. parliament. the environmental organization transport and environment campaigns for sustainable transportation in europe. yulia polis going over advisors parliamentarians for the organization she sees the effects of the auto lobbies influence on a daily basis i think for many many years what we have seen working here in brussels is that there is really a lot of protectionism on behalf of the german governments towards the industry protecting the auto industry often comes at the expense of the environment in 1909 the e.u. wants to require manufacturers to take back obsolete vehicles germany's environment minister green party politicians you're going to team supports the plan however it would be very costly for the car makers car

with a 7 day incidence rate of under 100 allowed to open that's good news here is big business in bavaria just of that. lets you business update thanks so much. china has a new world power i way way tries to help us understand what's happening now in the authoritarian country that has heard so much information what are the exiled artists thoughts about the role of independent thinkers. what would an open dialogue look like. i weigh in wayne's struggle for truth close up. next on d w. first girl who could ever know for sure that it was as they are also some of the must search for model in support. of all. the debris of. the world is in flux and china's rule is increasingly important but in our khurana world order getting reliable information from inside the country is difficult and. god there was that. what exactly is happening in china and how should we deal with the country's growing influence we put these questions to acclaimed artist and activist i went way once a prisoner in.

you have a better chance of getting struck by lightning while clock dancing in bavaria.tation. >> dana: is their videotape if you clog dancing on bavaria? >> greg: you have to go to germany to get it. >> dana: is that one of those german films you talk about? >> greg: yep. wearing clogs. [laughter] >> dana: people like the lottery. this is true. people participate across the state. >> juan: i think this is a great idea. the question in my mind, would people get vaccinated so you could say that the money was worth the investment? yes, all caps "yes," cheering for governor mike the one a thoughtful man who was put in place a program that is delivering on the promise. i think you are right. i think all states should follow suit and say "we should do it." i was reading in "the new york times" today, they said "people who aren't getting vaccinated fall into three groups: people who thinks it's a hoax, who think it's inconvenient or costly, and people who think that they just want to wait and see how it goes, if anybody is getting sick." if all those groups except for the peop

occupy into meaning the battles and from the west bridge is strange and americans and the area and in bavaria where he grew up. was one of the very last minute elements it was look ok i didn't finally was over and by americans and i met a salami and i remember that straight and next for the 1st time a black man. and we had only knew it from fairy tales whether it's blakemore is maurice and it was it an african american and he was very very big he was this type of shaquille o'neal. basketball player very big very strong very heavy and he had a wonderful voice and maybe not as somebody sitting with him next to the slopes behind the houses and it was talking to him fallis and she asked me then you know who was said and i said this was a wonderful man you know i meet a black man and he smuggled the food and he had. a wonderful voice every name is lloyd and then you will be. maurice the every can say were wonderful people and they sank into me and until today when i see a black man in a seasoned type of shockey little meal or they just like me and they have a myth. so those are very personal echoe

w. alabama is off to rail madrid and 2 other well cup when it also leave bavaria from spain, international heavy martinez and jerome boating. a welcome champion in 2014 with germany. the fellow german woke up with a standing era hands up in that age 34. meanwhile, endorsement that were more theory, farewells. lucas, chris, j heads off into the sunset after 11 years. the vendor twins also call it a day off the 15 long years in the game and they made the decision together as they so often didn't decorate. this is one of the nicest thing for me today. being on the pitch was my brother one last time. at least i could hi 5 and one more time and he was on the pitch for me. they are either they should be for everybody in football and even around football because the therapist, amazing, has early hold on played his final. but this again may be, but this is actually about monterey today for the most popular referee in the book . he reached the age limit and must retire. he was given a well deserved send off the kick off, which is all of them the very best on the next stage of journey. here are all

and 2 other wells, cup winners also leave bavaria form of spain, international heavy martinez and jerome vomiting. a welcome champion in 2014 with germany. fellow german woke up with a stomach era hangs up, his boots at age 34, meanwhile endorsement that were more theory. farewells, look as piss check heads off into the sunset after 11 years. the vendor twins also call it a day off the 15 long years in the game and they made the decision together as they so often did. and that korea is, it's one of the nicest thing for me today, being on the pits with my brother, one last time at least 2nd high 5 and one more time. and he was on the pit for me. they either they should be for everybody in football and even around football because the therapist, amazing, has early hold on played his final book this week again, may be, but this is actually about my day for the most popular referee in the book. this, the guy he reached the age limits and must retire. he was given a well, does a send off kick off, which is all of them the very best on the next stage of their journey. here are all the results

titles have been lifted. alabama is off to rail madrid and 2 other will come when it's also leave bavaria for spain, international heavy martinez and jerome boating. a welcome champion in 2014 with germany. the fellow german woke up with a sunny era hands up in that age 34. meanwhile, endorsement, that were more theory, farewells look as piss check heads off into the sunset after 11 years. the vendor twins also call it a day off the 15 long years and the game. they made the decision together as they so often did in their career. this is one of the nicest things for me today, being on the pits with my brother. one last time at least i could hi 5 and one more time and he was on the pitch for me. they either they should be for everybody in football and even around football because the parents assign amazing has earning hold on, played his final. but the thing again may be, but this is actually about monterey today for the most popular referee in this league. he reached the age limit and must retire. he was given a well, does a send off take off, which is all of them the very best on the next

well meanwhile, bavaria is trying to go with it alone by just why buying the vaccine. back in april, local authorities agreed to purchase 2500000 doses, although they'll be unable to use them without approval from berlin. and that in turn won't happen without approval from the e. m. a. as things stand you regulate, it says it doesn't yet have enough trial data to register. spoke nick v. well, the head of russia's direct investment fund, which is behind the international rollout of the vaccine, says that while europe holds back, demand from elsewhere on the world continues to so we can see overwhelming demand for the russian vax and worldwide. and that's because it shows the best results for both efficacy and safety. while you member sites, wait for a decision from the several of them, notably hungry, austria and slid. you have already bored vos supplies of spoken agree. and they are among more than 50 nations from argentina to india and turkey to be including it in their, in occupation campaigns of political analysts beyond or solely gave us his views on what may be ca

and explaining why he said he trusts it more than the alternatives. meanwhile, bavaria is trying to go to alone with buying the vaccine. back in april, local authorities agreed to purchase 2 and a half 1000000 doses. however, they will be unable to use them without approval from berlin, and that in turn won't happen without a green light from the european medicines agency. things stand, the e regulator sees it doesn't yet have enough trial data to register. sputnik be the head of russia's direct investment fund, which is behind the international rollout of the vaccine phase. not while europe holds back. the mom from elsewhere in the world well continues to rise. we can see overwhelming demand for the russian vax and worldwide. and that's because it shows the best results for both efficacy and safety. while you remember, stay to wait for a decision from the m a. several of them, notably hungry austrian slovakia already bought supplies of funding fee. there are among more than 50 nations, including argentina, india, and turkey, too, included in there and elation campaigns. german politic

every region to decide what you do with the different certificates given the different situation in bavaria compared for the north of germany. that is the tourism sector, which sees very lower numbers. but the governors much more health oriented compared with. ready the ones in the south, so it will remain a mish mash on different standards, different criteria, and it certainly won't make things easier. sharon, do you think that we're going to see an attempt to standardize you vaccination certificates with non you countries? i do hope so. we finally finally had agreement just the other day about having a digital passport vaccination, passport for the ear broke. and i believe the, even though written after breakfast, it has become a sad country. we're going to be included in that as well, which is great news that will alleviate a lot of hassle for people, because right now we're using just in a chest out. and although that does work, we do need something across europe. if it can be expanded, and the good thing about systems that work is, are all the people of the country look at them think,

new variants with them that's what the authorities are worried about the premier of the state of bavaria is marcos and he's one of germany's most cautious state leaders when it comes to corona virus and he said he doesn't want to risk this year's october 1st becoming a super spreader event and in his words damage the brand as well as the health concerns is also financial considerations because plans have to be made now money has to be spent upfront and munich smith says it would be more expensive to cancel later rather than now but still it will be a very expensive decision because october 1st usually brings in around 1600000000 euros to the local economy and that is a lot of beer it certainly is joe is there any chance the event could be saved if things get better well last year october 1st was cancelled and at that stage media allowed smaller decentralized events to take place which we could we could have a look at some of those what it looks like. it really wasn't quite the same so they had some rides set up some stalls where people could buy food and drink but it didn't have it all t

classes of industrial policy it's perfectly clear that the automobile is the lifeblood of germany's bavaria suv isn't just over the auto industry is key and germany is we have a great responsibility for the many jobs that depend on it and. for years political decisions that benefit the auto industry have been made not only at the federal level but also in the e.u. parliament. the environmental organization transport and environment campaigns for sustainable transportation in europe. yulia policy over advisors parliamentarians for the organization she sees the effects of the auto lobbies influence on a daily basis i think for many many years what we have seen working here in brussels is that there is really a lot of protectionism on behalf of the german government towards that industry protecting the auto industry often comes at the expense of the environment in 1999 the e.u. wants to require manufacturers to take back obsolete vehicles germany's environment minister green party politician you're going to team supports the plan however it would be very costly for the carmakers car chancellor

to russia and took sputnik v and explained that he trusted more than the alternatives. meanwhile, bavaria is trying to go it alone with buying the vaccine. back in april, the local authorities agree to purchase 2 and a half 1000000 doses, although they will be unable to use them without approval from berlin. and that in turn won't happen without approval from the m a. as things currently stand, the regulator says it doesn't yet have enough trial data to register sputnik re. well, the head of russia is that direct investment fund, which is behind the international rollout of the vaccine, says that while europe holds back demand from elsewhere in the world continues to sol. we can see overwhelming demand for the russian vax and worldwide. and that's because it shows the best results for both efficacy and safety. and while you member states wait for a decision from the m a. several of them, notably hungary, austria and stuff. you have already bought supplies and sport and agree. and they are among more than 50 nations from argentina to india and turkey to be included in their inoculation cam

new variants with them that's what the authorities are worried about the premier of the state of bavaria is marcos and he's one of germany's most cautious state leaders when it comes to corona virus and he said he doesn't want to risk this year's october 1st becoming a super spreader event and in his words damage the brand as well as the health concerns is also financial considerations because plans have to be made now money has to be spent upfront and munich smith says that it would be more expensive to cancel later rather than now but still it will be a very expensive decision because october 1st usually brings in around 1600000000 euros to the local economy and that is a lot of beer it certainly is joe is there any chance the event could be saved if things get better well last year october 1st was canceled and at that stage allowed smaller decentralized events to take place which we could we can have a look at some of those what it looks like it really wasn't quite the same so they had some rides set up some stalls where people could buy food and drink but it didn't have it all the sa

regions with a 7 day incidence rate of under 100 are allowed to open here of course is big business in bavaria so. that's the business of day for me thanks for watching. the fight against the corona virus pandemic. has the rate of infection been developing what does the latest research say. information and context the coronavirus update 19 special. on t w. drink kids a lot of flushing wigs extravagant outfits and. glitter glitter political. fighting against prejudice. cable life. for recognition. of the stars the big stage. dream kids starts may 17th on w. . india's outbreak is spreading neighboring nepal is now recording $57.00 times more daily cases than last month. both infection and death rates are at record highs. the coronavirus is overwhelming nepal hospitals don't have enough beds staff have to treat patients outside own realities. racing. last few years true as a nation. still to the brink of collapse. the red cross warns of a human catastrophe in nepal. welcome to the show one bed for zola millions of polys work in india but many are returning home due to the lock downs and lack of w

the conservatives especially they are blocking they are hindering renewable energies for example in bavaria over i'm from the conservatives and they did everything to block wind energy so i'm waiting for a once what would be the plan of action. to resolve bottom as spokes person for climate policy for the year green party here in germany thank you for your time. now 4000 people no masks no social distancing it seems unthinkable but london just made it happen the 41st brits awards came became the 1st major indoor music event with a live audience in the u.k. capital in over a year the ceremony was part of a government program looking at bringing cultural events back without spending mcchrystal take a look. new research could sound so good that 2021 brit awards saw music triumphantly returned to the big stage after the coronavirus hiatus and in front of an audience of mostly essential workers this year's nominees proved they still know how it's done. after being slammed for snubbing female artists in 2020 this year's brits saw women dominate all major categories the pop trio little mix made hi

terms of industrial policy it's perfectly clear the automobile is the lifeblood of germany's bavaria business total the auto industry is key and germany is we have a great responsibility for the many jobs that depend on it i mean. for years political decisions that benefit the auto industry have been made not only at the federal level but also in the e.u. parliament. the environmental organization transport and environment campaigns for sustainable transportation in europe. uli a policy going over advisors parliamentarians for the organization she sees the effects of the auto lobbies influence on a daily basis i think for many many years what we have seen working here in brussels is that there is really a lot of protectionism on behalf of the german government towards the industry protecting the auto industry often comes at the expense of the environment in 1909 the e.u. wants to require manufacturers to take back obsolete vehicles germany's environment minister green party politician you're going to team supports the plan however it would be very costly for the car makers car chance

in terms of industrial policy it's perfectly clear the automobile is the lifeblood of germany in bavaria it was in this job for the auto industry is key in germany we have a great responsibility for the many jobs that depend on it and. for years political decisions that benefit the auto industry have been made not only at the federal level but also in the e.u. parliament. the environmental organization transport and environment campaigns for sustainable transportation in europe. you only a policy over advisors parliamentarians for the organization she sees the effects of the auto lobbies influence on a daily basis i think for many many years what we have seen working here in brussels is that there is really a lot of protectionism on behalf of the german government towards that industry protecting the auto industry often comes at the expense of the environment in 1909 the e.u. wants to require manufacturers to take back obsolete vehicles germany's environment minister green party call the titian you're going to a team supports the plan however it would be very costly for the car makers ca

that's what the authority worried about the premier of the state of bavaria is marcus soda. and he's one of the japanese most cautious state leaders when it comes to corona virus . and he said he doesn't want to risk this. you don't have affects becoming a super spreader event. and he's what damage the brand. well, as well as the health concerns, there's also financial considerations because plans have to be made. now money has upfront and munich, smith says that it would be more expensive to cancel later rather than now. but still it will be a very expensive decision because october says, usually brings in around 1600000000 euros to the local economy. and that is a lot of beer. yeah, it certainly is. joel, is there any chance the event could be saved if, if things get better? well, last year, october 1st was cancelled. and at that stage, munich allowed smaller decentralized events to take place, which we could, we can have a look at some of those what it looked like. it really wasn't quite the same. so that had some ride, set up some stoles, where people could buy food and

anyone who has seen it knows why greg's abs are known throughout bavaria. >> greg: those were the dayson. are you glad that you were married here and you could dance? >> yes, although in new york, you're supposed to have dance zones where it's -- i'll not kidding, where it's only people from a household can dance in one area, apart, six feet apart from other dance zones which obviously my official answer, is what we did but the real answer is, who would do that? who would ever do that? no one would do this either? no dancing or standing or no being near anyone outside your house unless you sit there with a mask on for several hours sitting next to only the people you've been locked inside with for over a year. no one would do that. there are ways to do things responsibly. i had a very, very small wedding. everyone was vaccinated except for a handful of people who got multiple tests. there are ways to do this and making the rules this ridiculous, no one is going to follow them, that's not guidance. nobody is going to do this. >> greg: it's very important to shade your dance zone. >> i'm

to slump nice konstam in bavaria and it is against the clock look at. that we can get there in. the 5 minutes let's go. we need to drive if you need to i'm going to get. out of what the only one was local. oh please god ok oh this is what is the good old of. i would never do it at night especially if i was little and. it might. be i would like to give you an update on that on the page we are writing right now we are on our way to but during the back. end we have raised our consumption so you know what in the morning we are always so approximately 1314 minutes tops and when that which is a good site to reach the target now is free again so i can accelerate and let's do it a little bit. for the portion of the reef. and i was surprised to 60 and that you can go for a very long time or let's say an average speed of 150 so this surprised me in a big way because it made the car feel like a normal combustion engine i like i think i like that i can but you also need to do that if that makes billions with electric cars when from then it's handy to the porsche and i come to a. point that

have been lifted. savage, alabama is off to rail madrid and 2 other world cup winners also leave bavaria for spain, international heavy martinez and jerome vomiting a welcome champion in 2014 with germany fellow german woke up with a stomach. his era hangs up, his boots at age 34. meanwhile, in that way, more theory, farewells look as pissed check heads off into the sunset. after 11 years, the vendor twins also called it a day off the 15 long years and the game. they made the decision together as they so often date and that korea does. it's one of the nicest thing for me today, being on the pitch with my brother, one last time at least 2nd high 5 and one more time. and he was on the pitch for me . they either they should be for everybody in football and even around football. because the therapist, amazing, has early hold on played his final thing again, may be, but this is actually about money for the most popular referee in the book. he reached the age limits and must retire. he was given a well, does a send off kick off, which is all of them the very best on the next stage of that jour

on the night of no behind i mean i said i expect that those who oppose a christian social union in bavariaand its leader marcus it don't stay close behind the candidate on the left that we have had this debate in germany also and of the seventy's as you remember 3 years later the chairman o.c.d. with him of course tensed up by getting 48.8 percent of the elections and $33.00 or 4 but now it's. just amazing of the people concerning the result of selection and what will be the real result in 5 months there will be huge huge gap between and i hope that you didn't see that and see as who increase they are. there they have a pulse and also the result at the end and this also to to the fact that. most of the people expect that see if you could do it better than others have your pens the right hope though on the right candidate because 72 percent of your conservatives disagreeing that you didn't pick the right candidate they say that the c.s.u. candidate marcus auteur not the c. to use on lash it was better suited to become chancellor so why didn't you take the most favored candidate i can't tell

to get my own apartments and so on and she, oh, just her boyfriend, adriano began his studies in bavaria last spring. his 1st semester started in lockdown. was that i have since i started studying, i've seen the inside of a lecture hall, maybe 2 or 3 times. that's of course not what i imagined. but i hope things will calm down and next year will be different. both from falcon say not far from berlin, they've been together since high school. the pandemic has made their long distance relationship, especially challenging. and then what's really difficult is that the rules keep changing. it's hard to know what the allowed and what not. can i take the train to live fish or not? should we go or stay where we are, or seeing each other so rarely is an added stressor on x? i see that he has learned how to be alone. both are dog and music, bring balance to her life. her parents are musicians and she's played an instrument since she was a child. as a play that the owner in the like sick university orchestra on the i guess the feeling of being part of something bigger. and that's what i really like