do it's vaguely a kind of tab doesn't severe chest on the tough investigation from alter boy and bavaria to the internationally successful drug art is hungry, a personification of diversity. in practice the city of vague and strong in south eastern germany is known for its well preserved medieval center, which wasn't destroyed in world war 2, euro macs, reporter honda home. it takes us on a day trip through the charming the very in city. today i'm exploring the bavarian city of reagan's board a medieval times with 2000 years of history. doesn't it look like something straight? i took a fairy tale. the cathedral spires the river, the red roof. it's giving medieval court to the max. the biggest bird lives on the danube river and here's why it needs to be on your bucket list. firstly, the whole the old time is listed as the unesco world heritage site. i'm starting my day here in the old time at the st. peter's cathedral, which is under construction. okay. but we're working with it. at least this one we get to use to our advantage v i t access system for not as an architect working on the up

beautiful johan is the a rod grew up in back this thing as small, deeply catholic town and lower bavaria where he was an altar boy. but even at a young age, your highness realized he was homeless actual. how could he reconcile that with this function in the church? been human, it's tons. is the i'm in the altar boy, here i go to church every week of a vice out at the same time. i know my lifestyle would do this and actually my whole identity isn't allowed into ted or mr. l. health is the more johan is begin, living is queer identity. the more he felt alienated by the church and its restrictions. but he still feels irresistibly drawn to the rituals rhodes and big questions of face. think man to come back to a message and just as a whole celebration of mass is a truly fascinating spectacle. and i think if you grow up with it and really take part in it every week, but it affects you and becomes a part of your way of thinking. the a good time. read at age 17. johan is your room and left his stuff. he bavarian town for berlin to study fashion design. he found a new home among the capital's ga

and lower bavaria. and the district is alternating. wish to be very catholic community with a lot of social control. the backs in new incidents had occurred as yet it took almost a year to find women and also men face. people were willing to tell me what happened there me not a team have done. it said it's almost the story i my home, you know. so all, and we weren't so afraid of the soldiers through the russians coming here. so we'd heard terrible things about them and hope the americans would arrive before the russians use this sort of the issue. it was a 1st and we were at the native oceans to the virgin mary. you could hear the sounds of the tags and vehicles in the church. suddenly the priest said that the enemy has forced its way into our village and is in doors and get to go home to read. no women and girls were to comport themselves with dignity and sweets of the enemy used to be cut off of find they came upstairs to our place. the 2 young americans looked at single measuring sticks and of course

that's from the md in bavaria., even by force, is legal and the state does it all the time. so there's nothing new we're demanding here. we only demand the law to be executed... but i think perhaps you're missing my point. this resolution wasn't just about unauthorised entrants into germany. the concept here was communities and groups of people who had failed to integrate into germany, and the message was that even if they are legally in germany, those people should be deported. well, i've read this resolution. even though i haven't signed it, i have read it pretty closely. and what you just said in your last sentence is not in there. there are ten points in there. seven of them deal with immigration, stopping even more immigration, which is the much more important point than sending people back. and then there's one or two sending illegal immigrants back — yes, to some... and i think in the headline, and only in the headline, the term which you mentioned was used... yeah, remigration. but that... remigration. .. b

sales of staple foods here in bavaria have decreased significantly. that means people are able to buy less food. we have rents that are skyrocketing, we have energy problems because the government has cut off the energy supply from russia. we urgently need to go in a different direction so that our economy can recover, which is why it's necessary that our party is represented in a new bundle stock. the dissolution of parliament and early elections are a necessity. as the german government has been a total disaster in economics of climate politics, sholtes will be remembered as a fail johnson with the routing coalition that wasn't successful. a recap of our breaking news from law school. russia's nucular, biological and chemical defense forces, chief lieutenant general e for career life. along with assistant major elliot probably caught off being assassinated that occurred at around 6 am this tuesday morning, outside of the apartment building in the southeast of the capital. and i. d, packed with the equivalent of 200 problems of t and t was remotely d

the new space is also garnering interest in neighboring bavaria. stuff on pollution because pitching its possibilities to representatives of germany's chamber of commerce. the point that you know must be long mosque is going ahead and launching thousands of satellites and to face to provide internet insight into the commercial use of space is just exploding right now. the one that we want to build rockets like cars to get satellites into orbit. we're looking at a multi trillion dollar space economy based economy. rocket factory aims to launch rockets once a week, providing its customers with an inexpensive way to bring satellites into orbit. the outs book startup has partnered with a german aerospace center. the aim is to form a partnership between old space and new space. you couldn't hear this allows us to build on technologies that have already been developed here. if you to the one in english, you would say you're standing on the shoulders of giants. step on patient popes, the space race collaboration will provide a competitive advantage. the g

the festa colberg fortress complex in bavaria boasts of valuable glass collection, including unique's, right to glosses from the renee songs and precious cloths where from the 16th century the collections conservatives have done everything. they can to preserve these treasures, which it's most enough display of drinking glass contains fine. mike cra, cracks is this clauses. this cost is about a 150 years old, and it's being damaged by formaldehyde. this is, this is one of the main guesses that we have to content within the museum. was this damages caused by the depletion of substances, the to dissolved out of the gloss resulting in these micro credit. just curious to know some flaws and others. interesting because i said, what's challenging is that the home full substances are in the arrows, the display cases, they come from a t sips, for example, or textile coverage. now, scientists from zone on to university of come up with a simple way of killing the pollutants by using salt solutions. these are made up of water and various thoughts like potassium carbonate or potash, positive stuf

the new space is also garnering interest in neighboring bavaria. stuff on pollution cuz pitching its possibilities to representatives of germany's chamber of commerce. the point that you know, most elan mosque is going ahead and launching thousands of satellites and to face to provide internet insight into the commercial use of space is just exploding right now. the one that we want to build rockets like cars to get satellites into orbit and we're looking at a multi trillion dollar space economy based economy. rocket factory aims to launch rockets once a week, providing its customers with an inexpensive way to bring satellites into orbit. the outboard startup has partnered with a german aerospace center. the aim is to form a partnership between old space and new space. you couldn't hear. this allows us to build on technologies that have already been developed here. if you to the other one in english, you would say you're standing on the shoulders of giants. step on patient popes, the space race collaboration will provide a competitive advantage. th

we're on the road with chef on pollution founder and chief engineer of rockets factory out sport in bavaria. he's taking us to a former military side housing, an old ammunition bunker. the company rented it to avoid paying for certified testing facilities. lock in factory encourages improvisation. it's aim is to build a rocket that's on be to believe in expensive what did you guys do with this company? was this company we built? yeah, it was for the, for the one on, on the hook up there and inside the anointing. and we're running a critical test today. these are, this test will show us if this turbo pump has the performance, we mean lighting up decent total pump, the, the performance performance isn't there, the rocket won't return with it. um, but the okay to need all the training. let's go, let's go and run it. for this test, the turbo pump is driven by a helicopter engine. can it would stand the power of the motor? the. nothing else i'm sound right? yeah. no, the pump could get toner part. everyone has step back to observe the test safely step on position can tell by the sound whether it

so it's just a few rates in bavaria. seen enough operations expanded to cover all of germany. now, thousands of slicks buses linked up more than $5600.00 destinations and $44.00 countries across full continents. that some bishan to expand has not been without its critics 16 buses gross to become the world's largest interest city bus travel company is impressive. it's also race concerns about fair competition. potential market monopolization and the implications for regional operates as struggling to compete. the criticism group, particularly loud in 2021 of the slick spots are quite greyhound lines. the largest long distance folks operates are in the united states unflinchingly, at the discount price. we always say the a pro competition, we open markets, no battery is and of course irregular to environment to ensure safety and quality. that's totally clear. but besides that, let come a competition at the end bring the best product. in february 2020 full flicks made its entry into india. the subcontinent represents an enormous opportunity for the company with india becoming a g

were on the road with chef on pollution, founder and chief engineer of rocket factory, elk sport in bavaria. he's taking us to a former military side housing, an old ammunition bunker. the company rented it to avoid paying for certified testing facilities. lock in factory encourages improvisation. it's aim is to build a rocket that's fund be to believe in expensive what did you guys do with this company? what this company reveals? yeah, it was for adults. so the 1st one on, on the helicopter, inside the f on way to name. we're running a critical test today. these are, this test will show us of this turbo pump has the performance, we mean lighting up decent total pump the, the performance performance, isn't there, the rock, it won't reach her all the time. but do you like to hit all the tree? that's cool. it's going to run it. for this test, the turbo pump is driven by a helicopter engine. can it would stand the power of the motor? nothing else comes down, right? no, the pump could get toner part. everyone has step back to observe the test safely. step on pollution can tell by the sound whet

earlier this month the police if they pooled a potential terror attack on a christmas market in bavaria. the magdeburg market up their security a few weeks ago. experts say you must always remain vigilant. >> unfortunately, we get a will old into a false sense of security bad things don't happen on a regular basis. if you have to always be ready. especially when you're going to places like this. >> totoday at one or insulate flowers and candles outside of a local church. as a sunset hundreds gathered for a memorial service. world leaders and the pope to president joe biden have extended their condolences. president biden sang in the same quote the united states stands ready to offer all available resources and assistance if needed. the u.s. wealth and with our allies against violent terror. for now the market will not reopen and flags will be flying at half staff. many christmas markets around the world have also stepped up security as a precaution. arthel: that's too bad h of into the christmas market and berlin beautiful, so beautiful. of course now these attacks are spoiling everythi

report, this was from earlier this winter, december the 6th, actually, that said that in bavaria, therelot that might have been perpetrated by a 37-year-old iraqi immigrant who had photographed the market in augsburg and discussed driving a car through it. authorities took him into custody, and they're looking into it. don't know if there is any connection between that and this. the incident that was perpetrated in 2016 was inspired by isis, but we do not know what might, if anything, is behind this. we don't even know at this point if it is a deliberate act or not. >> shannon: we don't. there will be many, many questions in the days to come. these markets are all across europe. you have to think folks at those are wondering tonight and in the days to come if they should be out there celebrating and if they can do so safely. >> john: what a tragic thing as we head into the heart of the holiday season. thank you for being with us today. we will see you on monday. i'm john roberts. >> shannon: i'm shannon bream. >> shannon: nine with martha maccallum starts now. >> martha: all right

month reported that german authorities foiled a potential terrorist attack on a christmas market in bavarian germany, after a tip off from a foreign intelligence agency. that was a 37 year old suspect from iraq and sources said that suspect had disseminated posts on social media glorifying i.s.i.s. or the islamic state. we do not know yet for sure the motivation of this attacker. but obviously this is not the first such incident. fred pleitgen, thank you so much. let's bring in former assistant secretary of homeland security juliette kayyem and former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe. also with us, cnn's security correspondent, former fbi counterterrorism agent josh campbell. andy, to you first. the sheer number of those hurt between 60 to 80 people. obviously, as fred noted, very evocative of the 2016 berlin christmas attack, where nearly 50 people were hospitalized, 12 killed when an islamist terrorist drove a tractor trailer plowing through innocent civilians at a christmas market absolutely. >> jake, you know, this just reconfirms for us. how prominent these christmas markets are as an

authorities said earlier this week they foiled a potential terror attack on another christmas market in bavariaaccording to a report. sources said the suspect had disseminated posts on social media glorifying the islamic state and photographed the christmas market in augsburg. he allegedly talked about wanting to drive a car through the market. this is all, according to weld, a sister publication of politico. so do you see any connections there? you just mentioned that, you know, this was sort of a message put out by i.s.i.s. to try and al qaeda to try and get people to perpetrate these attacks i do i think if it went out, it might not have been planned together. >> they might have been on the same chat group. and the one, uh, person who was planning it that got thwarted might have been talking about it, and it gave an idea to this one, so they might not have of of, you know, aligned the events. but i'm surprised that with that being thwarted in germany, that a larger announcement didn't go out for any of these christmas markets to take precautions because it's something they talked about. i th

leads goring to make the quip here in october the most are practically doing flight training over bavaria. by the same token us ace george preti, who is unfortunately killed christmas day in 1944. in a friendly aircraft fire, says the boys are face they aren't as good as the ones when they were a year the current crop isn't experienced. so what you're here is this attrition quality of luftwaffe pilots, even though they have plenty of airframes. and i think probably the best statement to underscore this is a statement from aloof too often fighter pilot himself. every time i close my canop i feel like as i'm closing the lid of my own coffin, that's why i love to offer first person narratives are not very numerous subject to the war you don't find a lot of living pilots do have these kind of conversations about their experiences. adolf galon, which we mentioned this morning, is one of the few exceptions to that rule who who actually meant as a teenager in germany. and he wrote a do over poor. he was like 90 years old at the time. so it was pretty cool. so this idea of boden plot, this idea t

mentioned about the other christmas markets, they say security measures being increased in berlin, bavaria in hamburg, in leipzig, some christmas markets will be closed over the weekend. we also hearing that others in some cities are going to continue as silent christmas markets without music and with flags at half mast, including additional security because as we mentioned, and we have seen the pictures this morning from the pictures this morning from the city, there were massive concrete blocks, so it does suggest that there was probably some level of planning to be able to avoid those measures that have been brought in. the issue of that have been brought in. tue: issue of protecting that have been brought in. tte: issue of protecting the that have been brought in. t'te: issue of protecting the public in large gatherings is a major security problem. it is a well—known problem, the german christmas markets have been massively reinforced since the attack in 2016 in berlin. so there will be questions as to why these security measures appear to have been breached in such a crude way, really