well let's speak now to our correspondent conrad burns and who's at a frankfurt airport can read the phrase countries deemed to be high risk stands out he travelers returning from where exactly will be subject to these new testing rules. and so the list is very very long it's permanently updated by the german robert cock institute which is you know the national institute in charge of corona the list starts with afghanistan and its ends with the central african republic that in german you spell with azad at the beginning of course the countries with the highest factions are on this list the united states brazil russia but also a few regions out of the european union the spanish regions of gone and barcelona the belgian region of antwerp and parts of. parts of parts of romania where you come to germany from one of those countries countries you need testing testing as mandatory. and if you don't have a test results yet you have to go in quarantine for up to 14 days. testing in airports has been somewhat problematic in other parts of the world how will this testing work in germany. well

. >>> buyers have burned 21,000 acres, devastating a california condor sanctuary in the wilderness. the reporter kalynn conrad takes is there and shows us how researchers are trying to help the condors. >> reporter: the wildlife societies trying to locate 10 missing birds, and for condor checks. the nests were right and the path of this fire. they are hopeful that in time, they will be able to locate the animals. >> reporter: the wildlife society watch the destruction of their sanctuary as it happened. in the early hours of august 21, they lost that as well as the fire burned over the camera and the area where four chicks were in their nests. be chicks in the nest, we don't know if they made it. we are feeling encouraged, we had nests burnt over and the chicks made it. we will not be able to confirm that for a couple weeks, after things calm down and the fire zone. >> the fires burning too hot for staff to get in to check on checks, but joe burnett says he is hopeful because condors pick good places to nest. >> dominantly on the coast they use the redwoods, which are naturally fire resistant. they survive cou