peter: you wrote that our life in berlin was calm and stable but in the 1930's, jews and berlin were entitled to a completely normal way of life. how is it that you moved from austria to berlin in 1936? mr. wurfl: because my grandparents lived there. they thought i would be safer in berlin at the time because it was very strange, but berlin was one of the later places that was taken over by hitler as far as getting rid of jewish people. they were everywhere, hospitals, teachers, so one so the jewish were a big part of the commerce and part of the education and so on in berlin. so there were many other parts of germany where hitler took the jews before berlin. peter: you lived with your maternal grandparents. they were jewish, correct? mr. wurfl: that is correct. peter: were you identified as jewish at that time? mr. wurfl: i would have been, yes, because if your mother is jewish, you are considered jewish. peter: did you have to wear the yellow star? mr. wurfl: no i did not. peter: why not? mr. wurfl: because another thing that my parents did when they took me to berlin, they took me

we started in berlin with the fall of the berlin wall and we had like empty factories. you had not to pay any rent. the electricity was still on and you just could start to raise the front of the building was the beginning of the city is collapsing as we know it today. empty buildings abounded in east berlin. a lot of clots were born off to autism, and others broke into basements and started to copy this. for example, here's the one that club opened below the phone levels of the department store and earned berlin. it's titled as capital off tech. no. before long techno had become massively popular, the law parade which began as a political demonstration in 1989 became a huge techno party with around 1500000 ravens attending during its peak in 1999. these days, bowlens clubs, a well famous like background which opened in 2004 as the name of the world's best . not many times as far as the city slough seemed as we know, it's in danger. so it's in danger. you won't find a space at the subculture and like the accessibility for club culture is like more and more in danger. pe

robert fleming has been teaching berliners to drive for 2 years. berlin as a notoriously difficult city to learn how to drive it. so he seems like the best person is to take me on a test drive. so what does the bulk of driving lessons in germany actually look like? what's the general idea of, you know, do you have 12 hours of basic materials followed by 2 hours of class specific material for category be the card driver's license, then comes to c, re test and so after that you can start your practical less than straight away and then the special training drives begin and also special training drives up to the highway country roads and tonight, driving noise to sort of thoughts, folks when can and how expensive is it to learn how to drive and driving these things these days? i think you can or should expect to pay around 3500 euros on average for the label . and the tax collections is typically run from $900.00 to $2.00 stivers in euros and total special trips, a k nighttime drive cost, an extra $400.00 to $800.00 heroes. and the practical exam itself costs up to $250.00 euros with regist

after the 1st world war, berlin was a city where there was no more censorship. it was a plague writing for the news in literature film and painting by the gym and capital became as vibrant, cosmopolitan metropolis gallery. oh no, it's not valid in was a committed communist and admirer of russian artists. he helped raise the profile with his magazine additional the building out world was increased by these ideas, emerging from eastern europe in 1922. the 1st russian art exhibition took place in building arch was serving as a vehicle of rough bush month between the young soviet union and the fine mile republic. it was a rezoning success. the german otwell was deeply impressed. level everywhere in europe, the fast will will monks and break. but in russia, the revolution had led to a reel up swing, which no one was ready to where i was in the west. one of us was invest between 19141922. the simply wasn't much contact was this was the whole thoughts of creativity had a much that people own. he got to see the exhibition in 1922 people who were amazed by how much had b

it was some said, the berlin was a kind of a mini russia worked on me. i was a broad range of elliptical movements here and, and the story morgan, sl hunt, russian. russia's instinct is who was silenced a time, found the freedom and the cheap. hypo, they needed to continue the debates. almost a 150 russian newspapers were printed in the city. kind of of 50 russian publishing houses brought out books by excel garages, such as andre, billy borders post and that alexi re me solve marina spent time, the whole story. and of course, maxim goalkeeper, a veritable who's who of russian literature of the times. the day i find the probably the best known russian here the time was why them here now because of who actually lasted 15 years and very little, although we had a kind of a love, hate relationship with the city and didn't write very kindly about it afterwards. but he received the russian, berlin of the 1920s was a single furnace room, rented out by a course of smelly german. the nasty sweat of this misbegotten people is unforgettable by their portal kids tim

it was awesome, said the berlin was a kind of a mini russia worked on me. that's what it was, a broad range of elliptical movements. here's a story. morgan, $400.00 russian rushes and thinkers who was silenced a time, found the freedom and the cheap paper. they needed to continue their debates. almost a 150 russian newspapers were printed in the city. kind of of 50 russian publishing houses brought helpful spite excelled. drawing sits, such as andre, billy borders poster. not alexi remy, solve. marine. it's the tie, the whole story, and of course, my, a single piece of veritable who's who of russian literature of the times the day i find the probably the best known russian here the time was. why them here in the advocate of who actually lasted 15 years in portland, although he had a kind of a love hate relationship with the city and didn't write very kindly about it afterward, i've been receiving the russian, berlin of the 1920s was a single furnace room rented out by a corse and smelly german, the nasty sweat of this misbegotten people is unforgettable. by

who ski whiskey, i never understood why they would say that to me is that the best for me today, berlin is considered the capital of the russian diaspora. numerous pretend critics live here in political exile, including many cultural figures, a new chapter in the long history of german russian migration, including the story of the russian germans. these german migrants once moved to the vogue, the region of the invitation of catherine the great but we begin our search for traces of the exchange between the east and the west in berlin, in the 1920s plus retail from the course. and what's the say about said to be the biggest russian city outside of russia on, on the street here? russian spoken everywhere. all things, boston. um, well that's when the police have called the city buses. i'm a russian swings as well, but he's got thrown wouldn't, patients were sometimes a nice and russian of the big ones. and of course there were kind of this bars and restaurants frequented by russian, the serving russian food. then you have to go to the line where there's so many russians leaving the homelan

he was at the press conference in berlin. i asked him, are we looking at the next chance or in germany? the way things look at the bottom, and that seems very likely. yes. as you said, the house show that the c d. u is by far the strongest policy at the moment other on 30 percent. the next strongest party is the far right alternative for jo. need any off to that is or not shows the tron. so this policy, the social democrats in the polls as around 15 percent. so the way things stand at the moment, the conservative look almost certain to win bonds. it's almost a year. it's more than a year until the election is take place. that's a very long time in politics. as good as mass has just basically eliminated his politic internal arrival from bavaria. but in the past election 3 years ago, the bavarian party um did a lot to we can. it's kind of the conservative candidates at the time. that's hope that that will be avoid at this time wrong, but there's no certainty of that. so that could even be project internal criticism or problems

so you now have berlin, the capital c, any of the largest economy in europe. their airport in total, has less passengers and dublin airport within the capital city of one of the smallest economies in europe. so we're now saying we've got these 350 year across, where are they likely to go? at the moment? the sign is up in germany. say, we don't want any of those aircraft. any wilson, ceo of ryan air at the irish low cost air line. can you talk us through some of the challenges that the airline is facing here in germany as well? it's not just what liners saying, it's wife is what actually has play the post cove. and so the german market is the worst for coverage and ation market in europe. so it's only as agents you percent of where it was prior to cobra. so there's something wrong and, and we've been pointing this out for some time that it's, and it's the high taxes that are imposed or passenger's. but the difficulty about putting that on their passengers is that your passengers may not be there. the airlines decide that to put the aircraft in, and that's preci

and she's here in berlin. the world famous bust of never td, queen of egypt, 1st went on displaying the german capital a 100 years ago. that might sound like ancient history. but her beauty spent more than 3000 years slumbering in her homeland, where she was entombed many centuries ago. now and egyptian archaeologist has launched a petition calling on germany to return the famous hardware. the painted limestone bus was discovered near cairo by german archaeologists. in 1912, it's the most popular artifact in berlin's noisiest museum. ever titi reigned in the 14th century b. c. and may have been the mother of the famed boy, king 2 can comment and we can welcome to the show prominent egyptian archaeologists, and former antiquities minister doctor is all he how us of joyce's from the cairo airport. dr. whole us. it's a pleasure to have you with us. why do men and much? why do you believe the death for tv bus should be returned to egypt after more than a century in germany? because b, b, we, we have evidence colle

[000:00:00;00] the, this is due to the news live and from berlin, germany and 10, you assign a new migration deal. it allows germany to more easily recruited skilled workers and to deport failed asylum seekers and made increasing pressure on berlin to trite and migration. whoops. also coming up, british prime minister here summer is set to meet with us president joe bite in washington. they're due to discuss letting ukraine fire long range weapons into russia. the library golf is good to have you with us on this friday. germany and kenya have signed a migration agreement here in berlin. the deal was over seen by canyon president william rudo and german transfer. all of schultz means workers from can, you will be allowed to field job vacancies here in germany, such as for bus drivers. the agreement also allows germany to deport canyons who do not have the right to stay in the country. there's more now from the german chancellor, all of schultz for give me another known come to the agreement opens up prospects for canyons because skilled workers so young people can come to germany for training

so really they're reporting here in berlin. here's a reminder now the top story, this hour for you. israel says that it has killed one, it has full as tough commanders in an air, striking b roots, health officials in lebanon, say at least 8 people were killed, and dozens more fluid it in that attack. you're watching the w news. i'll be back at the top of the hour with more world news. i hope to see you then the, the, the innovation green, the green revolution global. so listen to a whole lot of crime. it's probably up to speed. if the care we subscribe to those channels, we've got every friday subscribe to plan. it's a man .

so you now have berlin, the capital city of the largest economy in europe. their airport in total has less passengers then doubling airport within the capital city of one of the smallest economies in europe. like that, that's telling you something that airlines are not putting capacity into berlin and they're putting it in other airport treacherous. you're looking sweet last week in a, in a similar situation to germany and on recovered markers because they're equivalent of lufthansa. sash, where you know, are no longer in government control, would have only recovered to 70 percent. and norwegian, or not putting aircraft into sweden because they were bail day by day and norwegians. i know they're left what a gap and what do they do? they're on the periphery of your and they have responded by saying they're going to have the tax. and the government, or at the other day saying no, they actually wouldn't want to actually elimination altogether so that they can attract some of this floating capacity that airlines like right here can provide. and if you look at th

and the alarm bells, i'll bringing in those 3 policy headquarters here in berlin. and that head trying to work out how they need to adjust it to save the day for themselves ahead of these national polls coming up in just over years time and which direction all those discussions going in. how does the government, the ruling, 3 parties at the government intent to pull back support as well? we so and so as a democrat policy does ask, ask and point to the last annual elections when what i've sold wasn't really seen as potentially managing to achieve the kind of success he did. what they're trying to do is trying to projects come the saying that they will approve of on their records, that they can and will, and addressing the concerns of what was his. they just some things running out of time to do that. and that seems to be the conservative c, d u, which currently at the national level is the lead policy of the opposition. and that's is just proven that it's has a recipe. they to keep the far right alternative for germany as pay. now, well, i've sold from the social de

the the, this is dw news live from berlin, an international credit agency. you says, mexico's judicial reforms could threaten economy. protesters are states not to ratify the measure, which the president says will help by organized crime. but a top ratings agency, moody says a clift throw the country's economy into turmoil, and also in the show highlands, new prime minister lays out her plans for the country page on the timesheet of what is a 3rd member of her family to hold office. we'll go live to our correspondents in bangkok . and egypt once is queen, back a top egyptian archaeologist calls for the bus of never 2 days to be returned home . more than a century after the world famous artifact was taken to a german museum. the . we're welcome to the program. i'm mariana evans, dean, moody's readings agency is warning that a planned judicial reform could seriously undermine mexico's economic and fiscal credibility. the measure calls for judges at all levels to be elected by popular vote, and that the agency says could road critical checks and balances. mexic

models of such villages were developed and presented in berlin back in 1941. in each village, it was planned to build separate houses for members of the nazi party, dormitories for... not subject. the germans planned to use the captured territory of the soviet union exclusively as an agricultural raw materials appendage of germany. all major industrial centers were supposed to be liquidated, and the cities were to be completely rebuilt and populated with ethnic germans. their number was to be no less than half of the total number of city residents. germans would have the exclusive right to occupy all key positions in the city administration, trade and... cultural institutions, non-german peoples were prohibited from owning any city real estate, meyer's plan indicated that the task of germanization would be considered completed if, firstly, the land will entirely and completely pass into german hands, secondly, when the owners of their own business, officials, employees, skilled workers and their families will be german. what is the point? the point is to divid

in this way, berlin is not empty, nothing was stagnant, like tula, prosyachy sweetness, and raptam inelds happy flowers, the gill of your knowledge. based on his knowledge, the most famous jewish philosopher of the same hour, moses mendelson, requested an avtar for yesterday in his berlin office and began to supply assistance. mendelssohn would have been not only intelligent, but also rich, he would have gotten the hang of it. he told me on my side that the nobles were not pleased with me. all my bugs remain infertile, because i have no life plan. at least. there is a lot of bad looks, free behavior and large-scale flamboyant showrooms. salamon pakryўdziўsya, if you do this, i will take you to hell. badzianni were asking. hamburg, amsterdam, the hague. i don’t know that i don’t give in to my character in any practical way, and from now on i will be a well-known oiler. ureshtse, adzin dabradzei, we take maimon by the hand, and let us help you. at the gymnasium, the student was already over 30, her lessons were just walking, but the tests were easy for external students, because of the

i lived in berlin for 2 years and i find it very difficult. it's not the place. it's just such a shame. berlin has been making lots of money of never seen the. ready ready lot at the boss, please egypt in the 1st place, the to understand this, we need to go back to 1912, when egypt was not used to suffer in states and unto purities, control archaeologist from france, england and germany was scouring the land and search of the treasures to the museums this fight. it was common practice facts and just as the children state didn't have the means of the resources, i was prepared to allow the excavation campaigns on the condition that haul for the objects would ultimately remain in egypt. guys one such a contract was situated by jim and entrepreneur jane seemed a we'll see, patron of the building museums. he used his fortune to finance excavations my gym and auntie ologist looked fake boycotts. on december 6th, 1912. the team legacy station are discovering a tail l. amana on the nile. the bull pod was overjoyed when it came time for the antiquities department to desig

it's been in a berlin museum ever since. it was discovered by european explorers more than a century ago. well now, prominent egyptian archaeologist has launched a petition calling on germany to give back the bust. it's a debate that's been going on now for a 100 years. who owns the famous boast of nefertiti? the diction queen was put on display for the 1st time in the noise museum in berlin, in 1924, and is now in the possession of the pressure and cultural heritage foundation. over the years they have been repeated demands from egypt, vanessa t. t to be returned to homeland. now the renowned egyptian archaeologist, zaki, who was his, starts with a new petition calling for its rebec creation. we had known today the user or the this is the national committee as booked a government committee, the last 4 digits of the box to visit the p. as in the past, the pressure and cultural heritage foundation still sees no reason to attend the valuable object. i don't use the dispute in a traditional desk. our stance is, of course, that

the, the, this is dw news line from berlin. have opened entry lancaster presidential election . some 17000000 eligible voters will decide who will manage the country's recovery from its worst ever economic crisis. these, the subsequent social upheaval also coming now is really striking. they were killed, top has the commander of these officials, seeing it was 14 people were killed and looked intently, some tax capital and decking the . i'm aaron to them berlin, thank you very much for tuning and free. lumpkins are heading to the poles for the 1st presidential election since the countries crippling financial crisis. in 2022 voters makes a choice between 3 candidates for the presidency or the ranks look set to come down to just 3 candidates. current president, run, you know, with, from us thing is seeking a 2nd term, but he's facing strong challenges from the leader of the opposition, as well as a socialist lawmaker. joining us from sri lanka is capital colombo is dw correspondence, shallow yada. so voting has begun. what's most important tree lumpkins as the heads of the pulling

berlin. eu countries, and so are safe, further in from monday, germany will introduce controls on its land borders, migrants who have entered we must finally turn back people who do not have the right to enter germany right at the border. they are going to filter newcomers until at least next spring years, during this time it is necessary to set up cordons along the entire land border of the country, and this is 3.00 km, who will close the gaps is the question of the ministry of internal affairs , at least 5,000 police officers are missing. another problem is traffic jams on motorways and train delays. german railways are not the most punctual now, border guards randomly check passengers, from monday, when total control begins, no one will be able to answer the question of when the train will arrive from point a. berlin has notified brussels of its plans. the european commission refrains from commenting, here are those who dubious initiatives to implement, willingly give interviews. the polic

i'm not asking for all the facts to come back from berlin. i'm asking the only for this unique piece to be shown in the gland division here. besides the never to the boss, we understand you're also advocating for the return of the what was eddystone and the dera zodiac. why are these added fox is a particularly significant to sir, let me finish my questions to you. okay. why are these out of the artifacts significant of egypt? cultural heritage, as this city pieces are very important, or is it the stone, is the icon of our exemption? identity did was taken by a friendship thief deducted from the feelings of the timber of done the or is it the bust of different dates you were thinking? how would you ship this pretty beaches are important to us as a ship. them their home should not be the british in glenn or france or germany, better home should be egypt. first, let's look at the ashanti gold, the u. k. return, precious artifacts looted from gonna about a 150 after a 150 years, i should say. but on a long term loan. what do you think of that id

, to berlin, that's where the goal of the war was, and here came those who were liberated from captivity partisans came, former, young reinforcements came, who lived in the occupied regions of ukraine, belarus, moldova, that these were soldiers, it was necessary to put them into action in the shortest possible time, teach them to align themselves, that's all this not a shapeless mass, it was necessary to unite, to give it a fighting spirit, to say that we must win, we must end this war with a victory, even from the point of view of preparing our own army, this was already a super task, vasilevsky had only a month to prepare the troops for the assault on the most fortified fortress in europe, training. because they fought according to the red army charter, when he says, they stopped fighting according to the red army charter and won in stalingrad, here he says, when we are now preparing to storm kiesberg, we will also not fight according to the rules. on march 22, 1945, the red army command sent four groups of saboteurs, formed from germans, anti-fascists, into könexberg. soviet intellige

so this is again, proof of just how unpopular the current government in berlin is because people use this election as well to reflect that they are unhappy with how well i've sold is running the government in berlin. and that there's a lot of issues when it comes to in fighting that is not very popular with folks as a tool. then potties, the greens and the ftp in particular, seem to be blocking each other at the federal level. so this is also reflected in these regional election results. do you think that's one of the reasons for the very good voltage of both of the turn out this year? a vote to turn out was very high, and this is largely due to the fact that deep my voice could be incumbent state premium, manage this whole strace quite successfully. i've said already that it looked as though the, the might take away that victory. but when you look at what drove a vote is to the ballad boxes, it was very clear that this election riley was really about fear. so on the one side, the deed, stress, the fact that you need to be afraid of all those immigrants coming into the country of cri

and can you, i have signed a migration agreement here in berlin. the deal was overseen by canyon president william rudo, the german chancellor. oh, i'll show them so it means that workers and can you will be allowed to feel job vacancies here in germany, such as by bus drivers. for example. the agreement also allows germany to the port canyons who do not have the right to stay in. the country is more now from the german chancellor. i'll walk schultz forgive me and i don't come to the agreement. opens up prospects for kenyans because skilled workers, so young people can come to germany for training. this can help us compensate for the plates and shortage of skilled workers as my, the initial effects of which we are now feeling. and which would be with us for years and decades to come to guide to that as well. and to go to the well, we'll hear from our correspondent in i wrote be just a moment, but 1st i ask you w political corresponded hunts. braun, to outline the deals advantageous. the most important for this, for germany is that's a trained perso

and berlin expects to solve both of these problems through a migration agreement with uzbekistan.ermany plans to ease the conditions for attracting valuable specialists from uzbekistan. educational institutions, but the germans themselves are more discussing another idea. the federal government is secretly negotiating with uzbekistan to be able to send afghans who do not have the right to refugee status back to their homeland without direct agreements with the taliban. the plan is as reliable as a swiss watch. germany could send afghan candidates for deportation on charter flights to tashkent, and from there afghan citizens would be sent to kabul on flights of a private company. air, so after all, why did scholz fly to asia and what did he fly away with, we will discuss with stanislav prichinim. so, the germans do not hide the fact that their main task is to gain access to the resource base of the region, and what can germany in its current state offer in return? on the one hand, of course, the german economy is famous for its technological development, investment opportunities, b

the story begins shortly after the fall of the berlin wall. germany was on the brink of reunification, but there was a challenge. germany had surrendered unconditionally after the 2nd world war. so the 4 and victor powers of the us, france, britain, and the soviet union still had undisputed legal rights over divided germany, and particularly over divided berlin. so in order for germany to unify, all 4 had to give those powers up the 3 victorious western powers. ask themselves what the 4th power would demand. what would the soviet union's last liter mikhail gorbachev want in return for allowing the reunification of germany the the former west german foreign minister hans dietrich denture was, was certain that corporate charles would want the security of knowing and dentures words that neither poland nor hungary is going to join nato, so venture thought that was reasonable and felt strongly that the western allies, so america, britain, france, and west germany should offer that to gorbachev. denture, propose the idea to us secretary of state james baker. he too thought it was reasonable

in berlin, they want newcomers to look for work faster; now germany is the absolute leader among the countries of the old world. in terms of the number of ukrainians who have received temporary asylum. most of them have applied for civil benefits, which is a serious burden for the federal budget. i found out how the german government intends to solve the problem sergey haloshevsky. apparently, the patience of the german authorities towards ukrainian refugees is gradually running out. speaking to voters in teltow, olaf scholz made it clear that it was time for able-bodied ukrainians to stop using. 563 euros for single persons, 506 euros for partners in married couples, 471 euros for teenagers (14-17 years old), 390 euros for children from 6 to 13 years old and 357 euros for children under 5 years old, that is, a standard family of ukrainian refugees with two small children per month from a generous the german government receives a minimum of 1,726 euros, sometimes reaching 2,500 euros, plus payment... euros per month, considering that there are more than a million refugees in germany,

the the, this is dw news line from berlin, the leaders of the us and u. k. prepare for a meeting that could re shape the work in ukraine. british prime minister, cure stormers in washington for talks with president vitamin, about letting ukraine fire long range weapons deep into russia. moscow, a warning that would drag nato into the war. also coming up to germany and can you assign a new migration deal or the lounge germany to more easily recruit skilled workers and to deport failed asylum seekers? mid increasing pressure here in berlin to tighten migration group and a port in the democratic republic of congo citizens judges to death for their alleged role in the field. among them, 3 us citizen, the hybrid gone to overview is what you're going to be as in the united states and to all of you around the world. welcome. we begin this friday with a meeting that could change the war in ukraine. british prime minister, cure storm, or has arrived in washington where he is meeting with us president joe vine. they're expected to discuss allowing ukraine greater c

that's not berlin, that's not berlin, that's not berlin, that's not berlin, that's all. prygorachka, he can be seen on the hillock, he can be seen on the hillock, the soldiers of the houses were walking, vykhadzitse, sisters, brother tsaper. the hell of relatives here, the hell of the native hut, at the master's yard, the land of beauty, the yana of homeless people, the weaving of patched parcels, the darker edge, the jagged boron, and so on. don't forget your hands, instead of karsitskaya lake, christmastide of radzina vasilka, and many times... i forgot the dreams of my wide fabrics in the persian tsyanya , the thicker edge of the soup boron in my washed hands. between the kharssic pattern, radzina's christmastide, vasilka, everything between the persian pattern, radzina's christmastide. and we are cornflower, the darker edge of the sowchat. tibor, and why the clogged hand, we sacredly steal, vasilka, the darker edge, the jagged boron, and why the forgotten hands, between the persian gaze, the christmastide of radzima vasilka. i'm a little charmer, little levi lyabka w

article 4 of the german constitution intrines religious freedom, as in berlin one week earlier, protest has held red flags demanding the implementation of this paragraph. they said the ban on mosks violates the german constitution. we have to to get action, we have to change the situation we're in. so uh, now it's a mixed uh, mixed feelings from being said and being motivated to just get our um voices. is like get the government to hear our voices. the next demonstration will be held in hamburg where the german state banned the blue mosk one of the oldest in the country. following the closure of mosques in hamburg and berlin, the german police raided and banned a shia mosque in frankfurt. the shia community in frankfurt held a prayer and a protest outside the closed mosque. further protest to demand religious freedom are expected across germany over. and that's right for latest here on press tv everyone thank you for tuning in and goodbye for now. "i was fighting for your liberty, i was fighting for peace, i was fighting to keep my family safe from you and your family, but in reality i

in one from berlin cafes every day. another dish with a rich history is a salad, which truly revealed its potential in the 19th century, when they began not just to mix vegetables, but began to invent exquisite dishes, paying special attention to salad dressing. maria lyagina was inspired by the cop-salad from the film julie julia, we cook happiness according to the recipe, well, since she was inspired, she cooked it. yes, cop-salad without bacon, cop-salad without eggs! copp-salad was invented in one of the hollywood restaurants named after the owner, its peculiarity is that all the ingredients put them on a plate separately, and don't mix them, everyone can take only those products that they want, the main thing is to dress the cop-salad with the signature sauce. grisha, hello! good morning everyone. good morning! grishenka, were there any strange women in this film?

the, it's a cold january day in berlin. an unusual built, the electronic is about to embark on an important test voltage from berlin's big industrial harbor. it has taken the best in up in france and his colleagues years to get to this they together. they have developed the world's 1st. you addition to about the ships, motors don't run on diesel, but on voucher reason 3 hydrogen fuel cells, the team from berlin is technical university is nervous noise surfaces? no. if it's a new ship, a new system, it's all new. so anything might happen moving, you know, maybe a fuel cell won't start and fly or the hydrogen system will leak. maybe an inverter will fail and we can switch over to the batteries, but that means anything to happen. and that makes me a bit nervous. i'm, i'm definitely, i hope everything goes to plan tomorrow. one of the electro. it doesn't pass that certification testimony. 6 years of work will repeat in theme. this is how the fits propulsion system works. hydrogen storage and fuel cells. we have oxygen because t

let's pull in our chief political correspondent, nina honda here in berlin. she's been following the story. so i mean, what are the underlying reasons here for it basically did this collective resignation of the green parties executive committee the whole time. so the poor performance of the policy lately and elections and the longer on sir, is that, but the leaders of the policy um, in order for recall the long gave a relatively spontaneous press statement earlier said it was time for a fresh thought after those disastrous results in recent elections, they said it was time for fresh faces, essentially to get out of the car in crisis. and just to remind the, perhaps the greens have dropped out of those 2 regional problems in eastern germany brought back into rings the front but kept him just this sunday. and they badly made it into the one in sex. and in all of this happened this month. i'm one of the leaders that the brunt buck result was testament to that. the deepest crisis that you just mentioned, of the policy in a decade. and it's important to know that