welcome to berlin and brandenburg gate.they had been congregating, mingling and singing songs. chanting and taking selfies. on the eve of the final between spain and england. england fans have been pouring into the city in their thousands. they are expected to vastly outnumber spanish. they have been travelling in huge numbers around germany over the past month. the latest estimate, people want to get into the city as we heard, two men have driven from derby, justin delia, the could be 50,000 angling pans or in the city. england started their day at 13 base which has been their home for the last month. they trained all fully fit. there will be decisions for gareth southgate to make. they make the journey 150 gareth southgate to make. they make thejourney150 miles north here in berlin. only arriving in the last hour. will he start in the same way they set up against the swiss and dutch with three at the back? almost certainly. while luke while he finally get a start? starting the final as he did three years ago scoring in th

this is the brandenburg gate in the centre of berlin.nd it is absolutely amazing atmosphere. england taken on spain and hoping to win theirfirst major england taken on spain and hoping to win their first major trophy since the world cup in 1966. gareth southgate says: "we want to give everyone the night of their lives." he has made one change with luke shaw coming in for kieran trippier. back to megan 0wens in exeter with a watching party going on, what is the atmosphere like there. it is building. — atmosphere like there. it is building, and _ atmosphere like there. it is building, and we _ atmosphere like there. it 3 building, and we thought we atmosphere like there. it 1 building, and we thought we would get a bit more involved with the fans, and if you could pan up, you could see the stadium filling up quickly. about 1000 fans expected this even. and among them we have these girls. lovely face paint. did you do it? i these girls. lovely face paint. did ou do it? , ., ., ., you do it? i did this one and a white door. — you do it? i di

the handful of soldiers from brandenburg spurred on by the speed of the advance decides to have a go without telling the commanders the result to carry out one of the greatest feats of arms at the 1st world war one that one is on for many years in german memory at their head and heedless of danger, captain you off him helped slips through the barbed wire and jumped into the fortresses. mote the real danger is friendly fire. the german troops haven't been told about this rate so they're firing on their phone. man. the battery doesn't stop the troops from brandenburg getting into the strongest fortress in france right through the front door. because the place is almost deserted. and on the planet, a french general has left click on manage the touch riot. as news of the fall of to reach is germany and all the church bells start to ring out a young mother in 5 or expresses the delight of her country. what joy to read this news, she writes to her husband at the front. may god grant us peace and look the music of the canons scale, our future happiness. the but frances, badly shaken. it's a

the handful of soldiers from brandenburg spurred on by the speed of the advance decides to have a go without telling the commanders the result to carry out one of the greatest feats of arms of the 1st world war one that will live on for many years in german memory at their head and heedless of danger, captain, you all seem helped. slips through the bonds wire and jumped into the fortresses. mote the real danger is friendly fire. the german troops hasn't been told about this rate, so they're firing on their phone. man. that doesn't stop the troops from brandenburg getting into the strongest fortress in france right through the front door. because the place is almost fission for the troops. all are picturing the germans rolling across the country as they done half a century earlier, in 1870. if they had done files, france does to that's what people are thinking. the put down new character arrives on the scene to be put down a complete unknown defense strategist. the ease handed the job of defending they had the ear, he's arriving it has each to for now, he's just another bit player urg

failure in work airports, train stations, banks and it systems around the world, in particular berlin brandenburgport reported possible delays during check-in. turkish airlines stated. a global failure in its information systems, which caused serious problems with ticket booking and registration. the uk's largest rail operator has been affected by a technical glitch. and the british tv channel scan news was unable to go live this morning. according to the australian tv channel abc, the cause of the breakdown is associated with an american company on cybersecurity crowd strike. it is clarified that the company released an update that led to malfunctions of laptops. microsoft's entrance campaign continues in the country, its next stage is internal exams at universities. let me remind you that there are 50,600 applicants, where there are over 30,000 budget places. this is the planned enrollment in 46 belarusian universities this year. the creative potential of future students and the progress of tests at the university of culture were assessed today by deputy prime minister igor petrishenko. here, a

the groans from the fun park behind me at brandenburg| fun park behind me at brandenburg gatejust saidrk behind me at brandenburg gate just said it all. tens of thousands of england fans who have grown to believe in this team because they didn't really. the way they progress through the group stage was fairly negative, fairly uninspiring. but we saw them lead a charmed life through the knockout stage, coming from behind in the last 16. stage, coming from behind in the last16. late stage, coming from behind in the last 16. late goals, stage, coming from behind in the last16. late goals, penalties, a late winner in the semifinals. and then we thought they had done it again. it was some inspired substitutions from gareth southgate, taking off harry kane, his captain, afterjust one hour. he hasn't been right at this tournament, harry kane. ollie watkins injecting some pace. kobbie mainoo going off as well and cole palmer, who has had a fantastic season with chelsea. and again it was watkins and palmer who combined, just as they did in the semifinal. palmerthis combined, just as they did in

supreme court did so in the brandenburg case in 1969. that was very impressive. jonathan: the juxtaposition of someone like holmes with the judge from montana is interesting. here is a judge that was a cowboy, a minor that was self educated and gruff. as is often the case with free-speech advocates, he was a bit of a loner and irascible. but he had an inherent clarion of thought when it came to free speech. when holmes was signing off on horrific opinions silencing -- this judge ruled in the opposite way when people were opposing the war. and he said you cannot just criminalize the opposition to a war. that is not what this country is about or this constitution is about. and there was an inherent belief that comes out in those opinions. and there are other judges like him who stood in opposition to judges like holmes. they had that clarity. nadine: and at great personal cost, right? being accused of being traitors and attempts to remove them from office so these -- it is too bad -- so thank you for restoring them to public consciousness and hopefully, they will b

supreme court did so in the brandenburg case in 1969? that was impressive. yeah. the truckstop position of holmes with someone like judge bork waiting for montana is particularly interesting because here was a judge who was a cowboy. he was a miner he was self-educated. he was gruff he was a bit as often the case with free speech advocates. he was a bit of a loner and irascible, but he had an inherent clear d of thought when it came to free. when holmes was signing off on horrific opinion, silencing dissenters, this montana judge ruled in opposite way when people were opposing the war, and he said, you can't just criminalize the opposition to a war that's that that's not what this country is about what the constitution's and there wasn't a just an a native or belief that comes out in those opinions and. there are other judges like him who stood in opposition to these two judges like holmes they had that clear and and great personal cost bride accused of being traitors then attempts to impeach them and remove them from office. yes. so these are very, very. it's too

you know, right in front of brandenburg gate.this is quite the occasion, isn't it, for this final. >> yeah. i hear all the stories already of people travelling and it's been so hard to get here by plane or by train, especially for the people who are coming late. and, a lot of driving over now. it's about a ten hour drive, i think, from calais. so but people just want to be here and just to give it a bit of context, historically, we remember when football's coming home came out 1996. gazza and all that. and in england the germans won it and were singing football's coming home. and that really hurt for an englishman . really hurt for an englishman. so here we are 28 years later and football's coming home. we've got everything crossed. and wouldn't it be great to see it in germany because they've been sort of not happy the way england have sort of what, how they consider to be scraping through the tournament. but here we are. you know, it doesn't matter how you do it, you're here. and to win it in front of the brandenburg gate tomor

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temporarily suspended operations, including such large ones as schiphal in amsterdam and berlin-brandenburg in dubai. the problems were not limited to air transportation alone. in japan, about a third of mcdonald's restaurants suspended operations due to cash register failures. the british tv channel skynews has stopped broadcasting live. the press service of the israeli ministry of health reported a disruption of computer systems hospitals. some of microsoft's problems also affected the london stock exchange. at electronic auctions. microsoft shares went down and regained some of their losses at the start of the main session. well, this is the same trend in crowd shares, the explanation is simple: investors buy shares that have fallen in price in the hope of making money later. what is important is that the work of russian airports and other companies was not affected by the failure. moscow sheremetyevo, domodedovo, vnukovo and st. petersburg polkovo reported that flights were operating normally. basic systems at airports, airlines, which exactly connected. with such complex processes as p

next, peter heads to brandenburg, where for the first time in the history of our diplomacy, he agreeswithout signing documents with the local elector that if one monarch starts a war against anyone, then... the other will support him. at that time we were talking specifically about sweden. realizing that the baltic problem can also be solved, peter changes the embassy route instead of austria, goes to holland, and not only for high-level negotiations. to begin with, he, along with several of his associates, including alexander menshikov, gets a job as a simple carpenter in the east indian trade. many testimonies have been preserved about the curious incidents that happened to peter during the embassy. they show his spontaneity. sophia of honovers and her daughter sophia charlotte, who invite him to the ball. the emperor walked in wearing dusty boots and a camisole, which greatly surprised everyone present. he's clumsy bowed, which also caused cheerful laughter from those gathered. then peter passed the cup of wine around, drinking from... before that, all these countries enjoyed secur

a similar situation occurred in aviation. originated in hamburg, but berlin-brandenburg, although newifficult fate, unloved by neither pilots nor passengers, something breaks down here all the time, the check-in system at rome airport was not affected by the failure by some miracle, but these queues, a chain reaction on the departure board, three cancellations, it's all delta airline delay. we are heading to the nepalese capital, kathmandu, and until recently it was not clear whether we would be able to check in and get on the flight, online check-in was not available, thousands crowded at the airport entrance man, a large-scale failure affected many areas of life, blue screens in all offices, the weekend for clerks started a day earlier, they don’t let you buy a sad smiley. in the machine, it doesn’t allow you to withdraw money from the atm, on tv they are seriously discussing whether the famous sphere in las vegas is frozen or is it photoshop? the wave of refusals, as sergei mingazhev was convinced, even reached japan. in japan , customers of the country's extremely popular chain of

let's see situation at berlin brandenburg airport.orning there have been disruptions in work here; planes can neither land nor take off. if you look at the departure board behind me on the right, you will see that some flights have been cancelled, for example the flight to turich, the flight to vienna, to singapore, other flights have been delayed. outages are happening all over the world, even at the airport in spain, for example, nothing is working, people are stuck there. emergency calls in america are also disrupted due to this it problem. i don't think it would be an exaggeration to say that it is the biggest computer crash in history. i think this moment will go down in history. we receive this footage live from the airport, there has been chaos there since 6 am. microsoft crowd strike crash causes disruption at most airports in india, this person got a boarding pass on... hello, this is the it department, have you tried turning off on? damn, what is it, seriously, you decided to update now, general, i can’t calculate the satell

but they did not yet know that after 2 years they would become the same prisoners near the noen brandenburgwhen, having survived all this , they returned to pskov, then grandmother and... she was horrified by what she saw, despite the fact that , of course, our beautiful troy cathedral immediately caught her eye, nothing else but the tops of heads, churches, she fell she sobbed on the ground, and dad told her maybe it was family legend, maybe that’s how it was, mom don’t cry, we will rebuild pskov, these words were prophetic all my life... my dad was engaged in construction in pskov, restoration and restoration. after the blockade of leningrad was lifted on january 27 , 1944, the troops of the leningrad front began a rapid advance towards pskov. here is footage from the chronicle: by the end of february, 20 districts of the pskov region were liberated, completely and six partially. but the further advance of the red army was stopped by the line of enemy fortifications panther. it was being built. at first in march 1944, they tried to break through it in several places, but everything was un

food, but they did not yet know that in 2 years they would become the same prisoners near noen brandenburgssians, when they had survived all this, they returned to pskov, then the grandmother, she was horrified by what she saw, despite the fact that , of course, our beautiful troy cathedral immediately caught her eye, nothing else but the tops of the heads, the churches , she fell to the ground and sobbed, and dad told her, maybe it ’s a family... legend, maybe that’s how it was, mom, don’t cry, we’ll rebuild pskov, these words must have been prophetic, all my life dad was engaged in construction, reconstruction and restoration in pskov. after that, as soon as the blockade of leningrad was lifted on january 27 , 1944, the troops of the leningrad front began a rapid advance towards pskov. here is footage from the chronicle: by the end of february, 20 districts of the pskov region were liberated. completely and six partially, here the further advance of the red army was stopped by the panther line of enemy fortifications, it was built along the entire soviet-german front since 1942 using the

for microsoft, not or ports around the world are dealing with branded plains, including berlin's brandenburg international airport. one of your busiest u. s. companies including united den delta airlines. they've suspended flights to incidentally been 9. 11 and emergency service is reportedly experiencing issues across america. was 10 follows and passengers are reportedly stranded in britain. the nations too busy as tubs he wrote, got, which i've been affected by delays and in the nation's capital. the london stock exchange also faced, i have to choose some tv news channels, stop broadcasting live all there for hours, including sky news reports are coming in the meanwhile from australia that the national emergency mechanism group will meet shortly to deal with the major disruption microsoft has said the company is working to resolve technical issues. we will bring you more on this developing story as information emerges. alright, really interesting insight next. so as a translator in the egyptian is really more revisits the same 50 years on here. victor thoughts in our short thought returnin

plans of approximately 100 thousand people, similar the situation arose in hamburg, but berlin-brandenburgew, is already an airport with a difficult fate, unloved by neither pilots nor passengers, something breaks down here all the time, the check-in system at rome airport went wrong by some miracle, but these queues, a chain reaction on the departure board, three cancellations, this... delta airline delays on average 2 hours. we are now at the entergundy airport in the capital of india, new delhi, heading to the nepalese capital, kathmandu, and until recently there was no understanding whether it would work out we needed to check in to get on the flight, online check-in was unavailable, thousands of people crowded at the airport entrance, a large-scale failure affected many areas of life: blue screens in all offices. the weekend for clerks started a day earlier. the smiley doesn’t let you buy soda from the machine, it doesn’t let you withdraw money from the atm, on tv they are seriously discussing whether the famous sphere in las vegas is frozen, or is it photoshopped. the wave of refusal

airports temporarily suspended works, including such large ones as schiphal in amsterdam, berlin-brandenburg. the problems were not limited to air transportation alone. in japan, about a third of mcdonald's restaurants suspended operations due to cash register failures. the british television channel sky news has stopped broadcasting live. the press service of the israeli ministry of health reported a violation. the work of hospital computer systems, microsoft's problems partially affected the london stock exchange. in electronic trading, microsoft shares went down, with the start of the main session slightly won back the losses. well, the same trend applies to crowd papers. the explanation is simple: investors buy shares that have fallen in price in the hope of making money later. what is important: the work of russian airports and other companies was not affected by the failure. moscow reported about the normal operation of flights. airport or airline, but if you need access to some kind of central hub, then such a solution works through secure channels, through special protocols, includin

but berlin-brandenburg, although new, is already an airport with a difficult fate, unloved by both pilotssengers. something breaks here all the time. check-in system at rome airport. by some miracle, the failure did not affect these queues, there was a chicken reaction to the departure board, three cancellations, this is all delta airline, delays on average 2 hours. we are now at interagandia airport, in the capital of india, new delhi, heading to the capital of nepal, in kathmandu, and until recently there was no understanding whether we would be able to check in to board the flight, online check-in was not available, thousands of people crowded at the entrance to the airport, a large-scale failure affected many. started a day earlier, a sad smiley doesn’t let you buy soda from the machine, it doesn’t let you withdraw money from an atm, they’re seriously discussing on tv whether the famous sphere in las vegas is frozen or is it photoshop? the wave of refusals, as sergei mengazhev was convinced, even reached japan. in in japan, the impact of the global disruption was felt by buyers of the

airports temporarily stopped operating, including such large ones as schiphal in amsterdam, berlin-brandenburgell, just one. the problems did not stop there; in japan, about a third of mcdonald's restaurants were interrupted due to cash register failures. the british television channel skynews has suspended live broadcasting. the press service of the israeli ministry of health reported a disruption in the operation of hospital computer systems. microsoft's problems partially affected the london stock exchange. not surprisingly, microsoft shares what happened went down. this is data from electronic trading so far. let's see what happens on the main markets when the stock exchanges open in america. well , the fall is even more noticeable. we see that microsoft shares are already falling on the market, this is really a negative message for users, for investors, so of course microsoft will seriously look into this case, i hope that specifically similar problems will not be repeated, as for the alternative microsoft there are not so many of them, what is important is the work of russian airports an

city popular with visitors from all over the world. eager to see the brandenburg gate mtv tower. check out the iconic little man on crossings drawers and many parks and find out just how dog friendly a place it is. so hold on. do you remember what you've just seen on the show this time we find out how our memories work and how to boost. welcome to in good shape. the hello my name is brain. i can remember thousands of things, but to make sure i don't forget what i've learned to keep in mind. information only stays with me if it leaves a memory trace. i don't get a score, a memory trace of something that's created as soon as you start to encode something . and when you start doing code something a chain is set in motion at the sign ups level, that is at the molecular level of the brain through what's called long term potentially ation. that's how memory is actually form. well, that's the memory choice. what i really need to concentrate on the subject matter that i'm learning the very presence of a cell phone just strikes me and ties up some of my capacity. so get rid of it. it can

and now it's a bowl in one of the 2020 full host cities, the olympic stadium, host games, and the brandenburg gate posts with the largest public viewing service in front of that nice talk building is the funds are valid and has been $24000000.00 euros on the games, even this sculpture under the roof of sports football shots, yet despite the enormous financial outlay, little lift the euro, 2024 fee so can be felt in the city when it matches on the funds take over. as adults are doing here, germany gets good marks from them. are great as oh, it's amazing. they have nice weather. the cities are amazing, and of course germany is a football country, so that's great. great to see all the atmosphere. perfect. um i think it's very german, they organize everything super well. um it's super friendly. you can go everywhere . it's really easy with public transportation. so yeah, it's really good stuff. most entirely true. the whole local transport has been a problem in some places like in total and for the turkey versus portugal game sounds. one thing to get to the stadium found the notion of trains were

england at berlin's iconic stadium, which is about six miles away from us on the other side of the brandenburg can hear them chanting in the night in poland and that will go on for a long time as they become record for time winners of the european championship, winning 2—i, an unheralded hero mikhail cabal scoring in the 87th winning —— minute, and again as you are saying, throughout the knockout stages england pushing their luck, coming from behind each time, but spain scoring that critical sake that saw them go on to lift the trophy. mikel oyarzabal. gareth southgate, oyarza bal. gareth southgate, 102 oyarzabal. gareth southgate, 102 matches in eight years in charge, very likely that will be his last game in charge. the fa would like to stay on but he almost walked away after they got knocked out the quarter—finals of the world cup two years ago. he has worked wonders with this english team, picking them up from the roy hodgson regime when they got beaten by iceland to championships ago and the disastrous spell. it was sam that stepped up and got them to a world cup final and took them to ba

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s. companies including united airlines, delta they have suspended flights at berlin brandenburg international report, ultra reporting possible checking delays of ours and due to technical issues at the situation in britain, the london stock exchange away from the reports facing our teachers on new k tv channels are dealing with disrupted broadcasts as well. a stream. yeah. a major network outage there has affected tele come, operators, binds and are lines to a lot of you. usually just and merging on this will bring you more on the story as information continues to come in. we'll verify it for you. alright. it's not friday without a visit to the cross talks to do so. let's do that next. peters here in moment, sticks of the of wanted to come here since i was 12. when my grandfather told me that his mom came from russia that we were, i was part russian. i didn't plan on staying this long. i was gonna look around. i was gonna see if it was for me, but then i came and then i was like, i remember when i go home, i've never been happier in life than i am here in russell. i've only lived here a few m

list across the world, europe, and the us on the street in particular being at hit, not berlin brandenburg or port at grunted incoming and outgoing flights. and u. s. companies including at united airlines and delta airlines have suspended at flights check and delays of ours apparently because of the 10 size. the passengers as well, reportedly stranded in britain, the nations too busy as hubs, he throw on doubts which are mainly affected the 2 hubs mainly affected at by delays as well. the london stock exchange facing, i did just to that was at watching in britain. and you may have been changing, shall we hope you don't. but the right the morning at you'll have noticed tv news channels still being there are broadcasts, live on there, including sky news, which has been going on and off for life. the last an hour or so, reports coming in as well from australia that the national emergency mechanism group will make shortly the deal with a major disruption. in fact, we heard 1st from that country about what was ongoing today, the 911 and emergency service is reportedly experiencing issues as we

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we have shifted location and come to brandenburg gate.tures and to meet. they want to be here because they feel this is history in the making for them. the first time we have contested a final on foreign shores, looking to win theirfirst final away on foreign shores, looking to win their first final away from england because you mentioned 1966. that was wembley. i am showing my age because you talk with the quarterfinal, euro 96, i was working, i was behind the goal. that went well for england, the semifinal less so. england, this is back—to—back european championship finals now. three years ago they were beaten by italy. they have ridden their luck to get to this final. it did not look likely the way they came through their group. really lacklustre and lacking cohesive plan but they got things together. there were late goals, extra time, but in the semifinal there was a late winner, but they just feel we have got very staggered momentum inching closer towards english history, the fans. but spain have won six games in a row. they have won

we're just the other side now of the brandenburg gate.brandenburg gate. this is kind of the fan park here, here in berlin . i mean, if the goal in berlin. i mean, if the goal was that big, england would definitely win the final on sunday. but you've got this huge screens that fold away. now, if we come round, you can see the huge kind of grass area where of course, the england fans that haven't got a ticket to that game will be trying to get in to get a glimpse of, of course, gareth southgate's team playing spain in the final. of course we know the situation with tickets, don't we, that there are around 35,000 england fans that could well be in the olympiastadion come sunday evening when that game kicks off. but the initial allocations are only 10,000 each for the spanish federation. and of course the football association. so there's been a lot of people , especially the lot of people, especially the football supporters, trust and association, saying that they're disappointed that it's the same old story when it comes to the allocation of