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this is g w news why going from berlin europe is scrambling to help the thousands of migrants of maria more than 12000 are homeless and hungry after fire destroyed greece's largest refugee camp the greek government is sending help but what about the rest of the european union also coming up tonight they would support their world in flames again.

this is deja vu news live from berlin. europe scrambles to help the displaced migrants of moriah thousands are homeless and hungry after a fire destroyed greece's largest refugee camp the greek government to sending help but what about the rest of the e.u. also coming up they would score to iraq's in flames again a month after a massive explosion level to much of the area a huge new fire has been anxious residents alarmed. i'm sumi so misconducts good to have you with us european governments are racing to find shelter in safety for thousands of displaced migrants from greece's morea camp that's after a massive fire tore through the facility leaving some 12000 people homeless greece is sending 3 ships to house thousands of refugees temporarily and the leaders of france and germany have also agreed on a plan to resettle hundreds of children from the camp to the european union. wins a 2nd night of fires burn the morning a refugee camp beyond all recognition. leaving behind a human catastrophe which is now unfolding on the streets of

this is g w news winds are from berlin europe's a 2nd coronavirus wave france clamps down as code cases surge the government in paris has just announced sweeping new measures to curb the resurgence as new cases are topping 13000 per day we'll go live to paris also coming up the european union makes another attempt to repair its spoken migration policy an overhaul has been unveiled but will the emus 27 members will they find unity in this plan and criminal critical like you have only is released from a grueling hospital after treatment for poisoning his case triggered a diplomatic crisis between russia and the west what will mr nifong what will he do next. i'm off it's good to have you with us we begin with what is looking like the 2nd coronavirus wave here in europe germany has added regions in a love in the e.u. countries to a list of coronavirus high risk zones and they include dublin lisbon and copenhagen parts of the netherlands austria and the czech republic as well as the major french tourist destinations of brittany and norman now this as france has again reported more than 13000

seasoned troops, veterans of stalingrad, and a drive across europe to berlin smashed over the manchurianand hammered back the crack troops of the japanese army. ♪ >> i have received this afternoon a message from the toanese government in reply the message forwarded to that government by the secretary of state on august 11. i deem this reply a full acceptance of the potsdam declaration, which specifies the unconditional surrender of japan . in the reply, there is no qualification. relayorters rush out to the news to an anxious world and touchup celebrations throughout the country. washington is jubilant. in chicago, more than a million sing and dance in the streets and the biggest celebration the windy city has ever seen. >> joy and fun combined. ♪ 4:00 pacific time in san francisco when the announcement came. people were quick to leave their offices for an impromptu celebration. it was in that city's chinatown were victory day was the most joyous. firecrackers that had been hoarded for years were set off in a triumphant roar. [firecrackers popping] they let loose all of the pentagon moti

colonialism if you think of the where africa was carved up it was actually in berlin africa was called the people across europe got together in berlin to decide which parts of africa they would choose for themselves which is why the continent of africa is full of the natural straight lines that were drawn by somebody in europe on a rule and said we'll take that part you know and so i think there is a great forgetting all across the continent not just in germany i think one of the places that really shocked me is belgium because you know of course belgian colonialism was a particularly very kind of colonialism that maimed massacred more than 10000000 congolese. ringback 'd you have countries like belgium justify you know treating people in such and you mean and cruel way one of the things that really bothered me about found in belgium was was finding a book called center in congo and i was a big fan of tintin growing up i watched the cartoons and i read the books what scared me seeing this edition of tintin in congo that was used as propaganda for belgian colonialism. so you had this notion that belgian colonia

colonialism if you think of the where africa was carved up it was actually in berlin africa was called the people across europe got together in berlin to decide which parts of africa they would choose for themselves which is why the continent of africa is full of the natural straight lines that were drawn by somebody in europe on a rule and said we'll take that part you know and so i think there is a great forgetting all across the continent not just in germany i think one of the places that really shocked me is belgium because you know of course belgian colonialism was a particularly very kind of colonialism that maimed massacred more than 10000000 congolese. ringback 'd 'd you have countries like belgium justify you know treating people in such a inhumane and cruel way one of the things that really bothered me about what found in belgium was was found in a book called 10000 in congo and i was a big fan of tintin growing up i watched the cartoons and i read the books what scared me seeing this edition of tintin in congo that was used as propaganda for belgian colonialism. so you had this notion that belgian c

colonialism if you think of the where africa was carved up it was actually in berlin africa was called the people across europe got together in berlin to decide which parts of africa they would choose for themselves which is why the continent of africa is full of the natural straight lines that were drawn by somebody in europe on a rule and said we'll take that part you know and so i think there is a great forgetting all across the continent not just in germany i think one of the places that really shocked me is belgium because you know of course belgian colonialism was a particularly very kind of colonialism that maimed massacred more than 10000000 congolese. 'd how did countries like belgium justify you know treating people in such a inhumane and cruel way one of the things that really bothered me about what found in belgium was was found in a book called 10000 in congo and i was a big fan of tintin growing up i watched the cartoons and i read the books what scared me is seeing this edition of tintin in congo that was used as propaganda for belgian colonialism. so you had this notion that belgian colonialism

colonialism if you think of the where africa was carved up it was actually in berlin africa was called the people across europe got together in berlin to decide which parts of africa they would choose for themselves which is why the continent of africa is full of the natural straight lines that were drawn by somebody in europe on a rule and said we'll take that part you know and so i think there is a great forgetting all across the continent not just in germany i think one of the places that really shocked me is belgium because you know of course belgian colonialism was a particularly very kind of colonialism that made the massacred more than 10000000 congolese. 'd how did countries like belgium justify you know treating people in such a inhumane and cruel way one of the things that really bothered me about what found in belgium was was found in a book called 10000 in congo and i was a big fan of tintin growing up i watched the cartoons and i read the books what scared me is seeing this edition of tension in congo that was used as propaganda for belgian colonialism. so you had this notion that belgian colonial

colonialism if you think of the where africa was carved up it was actually in berlin africa was called the people across europe got together in berlin to decide which parts of africa they would choose for themselves which is why the continent of africa is full of the natural straight lines that were drawn by somebody in europe on a rule and said we'll take that part you know and so i think there is a great forgetting all across the continent not just in germany i think one of the places that really shocked me is belgium because you know of course belgian colonialism was a particularly very kind of colonialism that maimed massacred more than 10000000 congolese. 'd how did countries like belgium justify you know treating people in such a inhumane and cruel way one of the things that really bothered me about what found in belgium was was found in a book called simpson in congo and i was a big fan of tintin growing up i watched the cartoons and i read the books what scared me seeing this edition of tension in congo that was used as propaganda for belgian colonialism. so you had this notion that belgian colonialism

reported workplace discrimination said it was because of their ethnicity or race the berlin based ngo citizens for europe says more needs to be done to understand how race and ethnic origin affect people in the labor market here in the u.k. is a step ahead 2 years ago the british government published its 1st race disparity audit the report revealed significant pay differences among various ethnic and racial groups and be a white british p.s. according to official u.k. statistics in 2018 month nordic groups burnt nearly 22 percent less on average than their white peers in london where the country's ethnicity pick up is widest and. that's why calls to require companies to report ethnicity pay gaps are growing louder. we think. she finished yet. thank you. all right well thank you very much things are moving far too slowly when it comes to diversity discrimination based on ethnicity or race is still very much a reality in the u.k. germany and elsewhere and it also affects us in the workplace. i've learned a lot while working on this report but i'm not convinced employers are doing enough to prevent discrimi

europe. i am matt miller in berlin.n incredible stock route in the u.s., and we will be covering that after the nasdaq fell 5%, the s&p 500 dropped 3.5%, stocks in asia fell and futures are down here in europe as well. tensions between turkey and greece continue. a small island becomes a flash point in the competing claims synergy resources in the mediterranean. we spoke to the foreign affairs minister for turkey. he said the nation is ready for dialogue with greece. island has a critical place in the eastern mediterranean issue. bases itseece arguments on this very tiny island. this island has the size of 10 square kilometers. only two kilometers away from turkey, from my hometown. 580 kilometers away from the mainland of greece. a is ridiculous to claim 40,000 square kilometers maritime jurisdiction area for this very tiny island. this is the reason of the problems. when i explained this to all my colleagues including the colleagues from european union, the e.u. member states, they all agree with me. some of them are

this is news live from berlin homeless once more europe scrambles to help the thousands of migrants of moriah more than 12000 are without shelter and hungry after a fire destroyed greece's largest refugee camp the greek government is sending help but what about the rest of the european union also coming up beirut sports erupts in flames again a month after a massive explosion leveled parts of the city a huge new fire prompts panic as well as fresh questions about government negligence. plus animals under threat the world's fund says wildlife populations of plummeted by 2 thirds in the last 50 years we asked an expert from the governator what can be done to save the world's wildlife. i'm told me a lot of good to have you with us european governments are racing against the clock and the weather to find shelter for thousands of displaced migrants from greece's morea com a massive fire destroyed the camp on tuesday night leaving some 12000 people homeless greasers sending 3 ships to house thousands of refugees for the past 2 nights most have slept in the open and are struggling to get enou

here thanks for bringing us the very latest on that peter all of our europe correspondent in berlin. well let's now welcome to the program teary mariani former french transport minister and a member of the european parliament it's a pleasure to have you sir on the program the situation clearly seems to be escalating germany has said it will consult with the e.u. nato to formulate a joint response what do you think that response may be. worth 1st as a democrat to. the soonest possible mr never knew but as members of the european parliament i don't want don't always destroy people. who do fuel on the tension between your russia and europe. of course we must govern in this to geisha but. nobody's no we just know it's the guilty or the response of. mint and i think it's not the movement's jew dick decision we solved any evidence. germany has said that it will inform its western allies on the novell need case on the topic of communication there's no indication that they intend to inform moscow even though this is an alleged crime that happened in russia do you think berlin is taking the r

this is deja news live from berlin homeless once more europe scrambles to help the thousands of migrants of moriah more than 12000 are without shelter and hungry after a fire destroyed greece's largest refugee camp the greek government is sending help but what about the rest of the european union also coming up. record wildfires sweep across large parts of western united states hundreds of thousands are evacuated as the blazes threaten mountain communities. and water levels are rising in kenya's great rift valley now their fears to swollen lakes could merge threatening hundreds of wildlife species. i'm tony all logic welcome european governments are racing against the clock and the weather to find shelter for thousands of displaced migrants from greece's morea camp a massive fire destroyed the camp on tuesday night leaving some 12000 people homeless greece has provided a ferry to house thousands of refugees to more ships will be sent in the coming days for the past 3 nights most have slept in the open on a struggling to get enough food and water. the 3rd night in the open in the parking

from berlin moving day for europe's migrants more than 5000 migrants are relocating to a new tent cityon the greek island of less books but thousands more remain wary just a week after the refugee camp where they live burned down also coming up tonight coronavirus cases in spain's capital madrid are surging and so severe that new restrictions to control the break will be announced tomorrow and the sting of islamophobia.

the german capital of berlin is famous across europe for its wild and diverse nightlife since the pandemic hits and march the majority of clubs have had to close as part of government measures to contain the virus one businessman though has come up with a new way it's a potty a warning this next report has lots of flashing images. for. violin night life is once again open for business well kind of introducing the tele disco a phone booth disco his popularized fame in recent weeks is perhaps a sign of the times like oh no why is it maybe it is or can you say it's great it's the best thing i know. you can party any time. many of the city's famous clubs are on the verge of bankruptcy. but the inventor of the tele disco is escaping the corona crisis he bought a dozen telephone booths back in 2016 and converted into many nightclubs. it's a business that makes people happy business this was all you have to do is put into heroes and choose your music. listeners and tourists alike i grateful for the chance to experience if such a slice of bread lends club culture and made the pandemic because even

reported workplace discrimination said it was because of their ethnicity or race the berlin based citizens for europe says more needs to be done to understand how race and ethnic origin affect people in the labor market here the u.k. is a step ahead 2 years ago the british government published its 1st race disparity audit the report revealed significant pay differences among various ethnic and racial groups and their white british p.s. according to official u.k. statistics and $2800.00 minority groups earned nearly 22 percent less on average than their white peers in london where the country's ethnicity pick up has widest. that's why calls to require companies to report ethnicity pay gaps are growing louder. we think. that. i could use. thank you. all right thank you very much things are moving far too slowly when it comes to diversity discrimination based on ethnicity or race is still very much a reality in the u.k. germany and elsewhere and it also affects us in the workplace. i've learned a lot while working on this report but i'm not convinced employers are doing enough to prevent discrimination

colonialism if you think of the where africa was carved up it was actually in berlin africa was called the people across europe got together in berlin to decide which parts of africa they would choose for themselves which is why the continent of africa is full of the natural straight lines that were drawn by somebody in europe on a rule and said we'll take that part you know and so i think there is a great forgetting all across the continent not just in germany i think one of the places that really shocked me is belgium because you know of course belgian colonialism was a particularly very kind of colonialism that maimed massacred more than 10000000 congolese. 'd you have countries like belgium justify you know treating people in such an inhumane and cruel way one of the things that really bothered me about what found in belgium was was found in a book called center in congo and i was a big fan of tintin growing up i watched the cartoons and i read the books what scared me is seeing this edition of tintin in congo that was used as propaganda for belgian colonialism. so you had this notion that belgian colonial

berlin london. paris all across europe cycling is seriously trending. just year the german bike market was worth 4200000000 year one 3rd more than. this bike shop in berlin is doing well. it's called wrecking. designing and building its own bike 5 years ago. because we can continue to sell our occasional brand bikes. i hear from a lot of other bike shops around here that they're struggling to get new stock and . there are no more bikes available on the market right now and that's a problem for retailers. beach doesn't just south individual bikes it also offers full service leasing of entire fleet. is trending in berlin stephanie anson is a partner at. their facility many facilities managers are happy because they need less space you can fit 8 bytes into one car parking slot is a human resources manager is unhappy because sick days go down by up to 25 percent of mobility managers are happy because they're now leasing a fleet of 3000 euro bikes instead of 60000. of. these. cities are having to rethink their transport infrastructure because maybe indeed be

this is deja news live from berlin homeless one small europe scrambles to help the thousands of my gramsof moria more than 12000 are without shelter and hungry after a fire destroyed greece's largest refugee camp the greek government is sending help but what about the rest of the european union also coming up. record wildfires sweep across large parts of western united states hundreds of thousands are vacuous as the blazes threaten mountain communities.

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this is g w news live from berlin moving day for europe's migrants more than 5000 migrants are relocating to a new city on the greek island of lesbos but just a week after the maria refugee camp fire left them homeless. about what comes next also coming up the stink of islamophobia this young german woman is educated model citizen yet as a muslim she's also been made to feel that she's not quite german enough can a government plane can't change that. i'm burnt off it's good to have you with us tonight in greece 5000 migrants have moved into a new temporary camp on the island of lesbos more than 12000 migrants have been sleeping in the open since 5 years destroyed the island's meridia migrant camp where they have been living many have been reluctant to enter the new camp as they feared they could be detained there for months to come. we have an exclusive report tonight about one man who set up a makeshift soup kitchen in the wake of the. it's 2 hours until lunch time cost us policeman openness and his team have to hurry they're cooking for about 2000 people today outdoors and with the most

the german capital of berlin this famous across europe for its wild and diverse nightlife but since the pandemic hit in march majority of clubs have had to close as part of government measures to contain the virus outbreak one businessman though has come up with a new way to party warning this next report of the flashing images. berlin night life is once again open for business well kind of introducing the tele disco a phone booth disco whose popularized fame in recent weeks is perhaps a sign of the times grow wiser maybe it is a change. it's great it's the best thing i know. you may come party any time. many of the city's famous clubs are on the verge of bankruptcy. but the inventor of the tele disco is escaping the current crisis he bought a dozen telephone booths back in 2016 and converted into many nightclubs. and it's a business that makes people happy business this was all you have to do is put into heroes and choose your music. listeners and tourists alike are grateful for the chance to experience if but a slice of bread lends club culture amid the pandemic because even if he has

this is g w news of life from berlin moving day for europe's migrants more than 5000 migrants are relocating to a new tent city on the greek island of less books but just a week after the maria refugee camp fire left them homeless many over about what comes next also coming up israel prepares to enter its 2nd nature coronavirus walk down just as the jewish new year begins cases have risen sharply along with agar at the government's response and why his india's coronavirus death rate so look critics say that victims are being deliberately undercounts it. also coming up tonight the steam islamophobia this young german woman is an educated model citizen and just as a muslim she's often made to feel she's not quite german enough can a government plan change that. i'm bring to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome tonight in greece 5000 migrants have moved into a new temporary camp on the island of less books more than 12000 miles. rince have been sleeping out in the open since fires destroyed the island's maria migrant camp last week where they have been liv

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this is g w news live from berlin moving day for europe's migrants more than 5000 migrants are relocating to a new tent city on the greek island of less books but thousands more remain wary just a week after the moravia refugee camp where they live burned down also coming up tonight coronavirus cases in spain's capital madrid are surging it so severe that new restrictions to control the i'll break will be announced tomorrow and the sting of islamophobia this young german woman is an educated model citizen and yet as a muslim she's often made to feel she's not quite german enough can a government plan to change that. time bring it off it's good to have you with us around $5000.00 migrants have moved into a new tent city on the greek island of lesbos they're being tested for the coronavirus more than $100.00 we understand of come back positive the word he say the moving operation is a matter of public health as people have put their health and security at risk sleeping on the streets since fire destroyed the maria refugee camp last week despite this thousands remain reluctant to move. packe

berlin london. paris all across europe cycling is serious. the german bike market was worth 4200000000 euros one 3rd more. this bike shop in berlin is doing well. it's called wrecking. designing and building its own bikes 5 years ago. because we can continue to sell our occasional brand bikes. i hear from a lot of other bike shops around here but they're struggling to get new stock and. there are no more bikes available on the market right now and that's a problem for retailers. the cheaply doesn't just sell individual bikes it also offers full service leasing of entire. corporate bike mobility is trending in berlin. is a partner at. their facility many facilities managers are happy because they need less space you can fit into one car parking slot human resources manager is unhappy because sick days go down by up to 25 percent of managers are happy because they're now leasing a fleet of 3000 euro bikes instead of 60000. of. these . cities are having to rethink their transport infrastructure cars may indeed be going out of favor even in cop cr

news live from berlin corona virus infection rates surged across europe stressing health care providers and further threatening economies france is worried some regions may run out of intensive care about britain fears for its entire health system germany's 3rd biggest city is making that's compulsory and some of the areas prepares for corona in winter. also coming up the un marks its 75th anniversary with a call for unity but the world body body is far from united on a number of global issues including reform.

now the doctrine of white supremacy which seemed to have affected europe less, london, paris, berlin, belgium, it has come back to europe and the same thing is going on in the european cities as is going on in the american cities. for the same reason. how would you compare the artistic and creative climate in france to that in the united states? mr. baldwin: i think it is fair to say the european experience is old enough for them to -- they are not afraid of artists. it does not mean they love them. or that they respect them. they just know that someone like that is bound to come along, so they tolerate it. if you live long enough or are safely dead, they build a statue to you. in the meantime, you are on your own. [laughter] questioner asks, as a white person reading your stories and books, i feel a great deal of hatred against the white race. did i misinterpret? [laughter] mr. baldwin: a great deal of hatred? tom: prejudice and hatred against whites. mr. baldwin: i don't think so. my life is too short. i do not see prejudice or hatred against whites. [indiscernible] i think whenever

most often under brutal circumstances has been raging for some time in the capitals of europe not least here in berlin where the city's long contested who is preparing to house vast ethnological collections of stolen soul is a new documentary that tries to illuminate this debate and get africans to weigh in on possible solutions. africa's colonial overlords brutally strip the continent of countless cultural treasures the fate of these items is debated in needy w documentary stolen song africa's lifted. people . are like prisoners friends. prisoners. germany's ethnological museums are brimming with artifacts amassed overseas bought traded gifted and leave well over 1500000 of them the issue has politicized the european art sector like no other topic in recent memory and chopped off. the impression that our debate here tends to remain very eurocentric off option b. no one is talking to africans and asking them what. for example what to nigerians in visits for the famous spending in bronzes in $897.00 the british launched a so-called punitive expedition to benny's city the troops looted the royal palace

the covert operations, ruthless kgb in berlin, parachuting commandos in eastern europe, directing wars against communist insurgents, time and again efforts went awry. stupidity and ideological frigidity at the highest levels of the government and the decision to abandon american ideals. by the mid-1950s there was a stranglehold on eastern europe, the beacon of democracy was overthrowing it, democratically elected government and earning the hatred of much of the world. all of this culminated in an act of betrayal and cowardice that would lock the cold war and replace for decades to come. anderson brings the telling of the story, all the narrative, skeptical eye and lawrence in arabia a major international bestseller. they began in a common purpose of defending freedom, led them to this. stricken by the moral compromises they had to make, one became the archetype of duplicitous and destructive -- everyone would be so heartbroken. the story of how the united states at the pinnacle of its power managed to damage its moral standing in the world, and patrick o'keefe says in this sweeping, be

this is g w news live from berlin moving day for europe's migrants more than 5000 migrants are relocating to a new tent city on the greek island of less books but just a week after the more regular refugee camp fire left them homeless. about what comes next also coming up israel prepares to enter its 2nd nature coronavirus walk down.

reported workplace discrimination said it was because of their ethnicity or race the berlin based ngo citizens for europe says more needs to be done to understand how race and ethnic origin affect people in the labor market here in the u.k. is a step ahead 2 years ago the british government published its 1st race disparity audit the report revealed significant pay differences among various ethnic and racial groups and their white british p.s. according to official u.k. statistics and $2809.00 already groups burnt nearly 22 percent less on average than their white peers in london where the country's ethnicity pick up as widest. that's why calls to require companies to report ethnicity paid a growing louder. we think. that. i. think. they could use. to do. the right well thank you very much things are moving far too slowly when it comes to diversity discrimination based on ethnicity or race is still very much a reality in the u.k. germany and elsewhere and it also affects us in the workplace. i've learned a lot while working on this report but i'm not convinced employers are doing enough to prevent discrim

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reported workplace discrimination said it was because of their ethnicity or race the berlin based citizens for europe says more needs to be done to understand how race and ethnic origin affect people in the labor market here in the u.k. is a step ahead 2 years ago the british government published its 1st race disparity audit the report revealed significant pay differences among various ethnic and racial groups and their white british p.s. according to official u.k. statistics in 2018 month nordic groups current nearly 22 percent less on average than their white peers in london by the country's ethnicity pick up as widest. that's why calls to require companies to report ethnicity paid a growing louder. wage. she finished yet. they could use. all right well thank you very much things are moving far too slowly when it comes to diversity discrimination based on ethnicity or race is still very much a reality in the u.k. germany and elsewhere and it also affects us in the workplace. i've learned a lot while working on this report but i'm not convinced employers are doing enough to prevent discrimination ba

reported workplace discrimination said it was because of their ethnicity or race the berlin based citizens for europe says more needs to be done to understand how race and ethnic origin can affect people in the labor market here the u.k. is a step ahead 2 years ago the british government published its 1st race disparity audit the report revealed significant pay differences among various ethnic and racial groups and they all white british p.s. according to official u.k. statistics in $2809.00 or 80 groups burnt nearly 22 percent less on average than their white peers in london where the country's ethnicity pick up has widest. that's why calls to require companies to report ethnicity paid a growing louder. we think. that. i. think. they could use. the right thank you very much things are moving far too slowly when it comes to diversity discrimination based on ethnicity or race is still very much a reality in the u.k. germany and elsewhere and it also affects us in the workplace. i've learned a lot while working on this report but i'm not convinced employers are doing enough to prevent discrimination ba

most often under brutal circumstances has been raging for some time in the capitals of europe not least here in berlin where the city's long contested who is preparing to house vast ethnological collections of stolen soul is a new documentary that tries to illuminate this debate and get africans to weigh in on possible solutions. africa's colonial overlords brutally strip the continent of countless cultural treasures the fate of these items is debated in new d.w. documentary stolen songs africa's. people . are like prisoners friends. the prison of. germany's ethnological museums are brimming with artifacts amassed overseas bought traded gifted and leave well over 1500000 of them the issue has politicized the european art sector like no other topic in recent memory chop off. the impression that our debate here tends to remain very eurocentric off option one is talking to africans and asking them what they envisage. for example what you nigerians in visits for the famous benyamin bronzes in 897 the british launched punitive expedition to beni city the troops looted the royal palace stealing fire. thousa

the german capital of berlin is famous across europe for its wild and very diverse nightlife but since the. march majority of clubs just closed part of government measures to contain the virus one businessman though has come up with a new way to party warning this next report lots of flashing images. berlin night life is once again open for business well kind of introducing the tele disco a phone booth disco his popularized fame in recent weeks is perhaps a sign of the times but corona why is it maybe it is or can you say it's great it's the best thing i know. you may come party any time. many of the city's famous clubs are on the verge of bankruptcy. but the inventor of the tele disco is escaping the corona crisis he bought a dozen telephone booths back in 2016 and converted into many nightclubs. and it's a business that makes people happy business this was all you have to do is put into heroes and choose your music. and tourists alike i grateful for the chance to experience if but a slice of bread lends club culture and the pandemic because even if you think it's magnificent what it'

this is the news live from berlin homeless one small europe scrambles to help the thousands of migrants of moriah 121-2000 are without shelter and hungry after a fire destroyed greece's largest refugee camp the greek government is sending help book what about the rest of the european union also coming up to their roots puerto erupts in flames again a month after a massive explosion leveled parts of the city a huge new fire prompts panic as well as fresh questions about government negligence. plus animals under threat but says wildlife populations of plummeted by 2 thirds in the last 15 years we'll ask an expert what can be done to save the world's wildlife. i'm told me all laddie but welcome to the program european governments are racing against the clock and the weather to find shelter for thousands of displaced migrants from greece's morea camp a massive fire destroyed the camp on tuesday night leaving some 12000 people homeless greece is sending 3 ships to house thousands of refugees for the past 2 nights most have slept in the open and are struggling to get enough food and water . 1

berlin. homeless not once but twice. europe scrambling to help the thousands. 12,000 are homeless and hungry after fire destroyed the largest refugee camp. every government is sending help but whwhat about t the best of e european union? also coming up tonight, donald trump on the defensive for playing down the threat of the coronavirus. did thousands of innocent people die because the president refused to warn them of the dangers? plus, beirut reps in flames again a month after a massive explosion level parts of the city, a huge new fight that has prompted fresh questions about government negligence. i to our viewers in pbs in the united states and around the world, welcome. european governments are raising against the clocks and the elements to find shelter for displaced migrants. the massive fire destroyed the camp, leaving some 12,000 people homeless. greece is sending three ships to has thousands of refugees. those to them have slept outside and are struggling to get enough food and water. >> a second that of fires burned

berlin london. paris all across europe cycling is seriously trending. just year the german bike market was worth 4200000000 year one 3rd more than. this bike shop in berlin is doing. it's called recchi to. designing and building its own bike this 5 years ago. because we can continue to sell our occasional brand bikes. i hear from a lot of other bike shops around here that they're struggling to get new stock and . there are no more bikes available on the market right now and that's a problem for retailers. beach doesn't just sell individual bikes it also offers full service leasing of entire fleet. is trending in berlin. is a partner at. your facility many facilities managers are happy because they need less space you can fit 8 bytes into one car parking slot as a human resources manager is unhappy because sick days go down by up to 25 percent of mobility managers are happy because they're now leasing a fleet of 3000 euro bikes instead of 60000 euro cars. cities are having to rethink their transport infrastructure cars made indeed be going out of favor ev

positive for covert 9 tain meanwhile demonstrations have been taking place in cities across europe including here in berlin today they're calling for the evacuation of all remaining migrants from caps on greek islands the german government last week agreed to take in 1500 refugees. i didn't have any reporter joe has been following this story and he joins me now joel it's been 10 days since the fire morea. what's happened since then well the greek authorities of rapidly build this new camp on a military site on lesbos now and more than 9000 of the migrants have been moved there some reluctantly the united nations refugee agency says this camp is not fit for long term habitation but the migrants are concerned that that is what will happen now we spoke to a reporter on the ground and greek atena he was allowed to have a look at the camp along with a handful of other journalists however there on the large sea of very small section and what he saw he said was as bad as the old camp at moria that burnt down in the fire now he says it's built on one of the worst spots on the island it's extremely windy and open t

let's check in next them with our europe correspondent peter overby in berlin again peter a lot of developments this wednesday get us up to speed with. hello. yes the german foreign ministry is handed over test results taken from alexei navalny to the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons that's according to the defense ministry here in berlin now what we understand is that. they wouldn't hand over this information directly to russia however defense ministry spokespeople saying that russia is a member of the o.p.c. w. they can view this information as part of that group the test results have been handed over to the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons russia is a member of this organization. this is likely to only intensify a diplomatic spot between early and moscow the german ambassador to russia was summoned to the foreign ministry in the russian capital where he heard how moscow is far from happy with what it sees as well obstacles being put in place of getting information from germany to russia information that germany says proves that alexei navalny was poiso

does live from berlin homeless not once but twice europe scrambling to help the thousands of my friends of florida where the 12000 are homeless and hungry after a fire destroyed greece's more just refugee camp the greek government is sending help books what about the rest of the european union also coming up tonight double trouble on the defensive for playing down the threats of the coronavirus did thousands of innocent people die because the president refused to warn them of the danger plus they root for the ropes in flames again a month after a massive explosion in local parts of the city the huge new fog has triggered panic and prompted fresh questions about government negligence. to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome tonight european governments are racing against the clock and the elements to find shelter for thousands of displaced migrants from greece's. a massive fire destroyed the camp tuesday night leaving some 12000 people homeless greece is sending 3 ships to house thousands of the refugees for the past 2 nights most of them have slept