of course but that looks at the changes this season that's now the newly promoted you known berlin from the east and heritage in the west both represent berlin in the bundesliga something you can't say for anywhere else in germany. it's just 15 years in berlin finally becomes a football city. or has it always been one there is constantly a game got the most teams playing at every level in the country it's not like people don't love soccer here but there are reasons it's not seen as a football city let's start with those. really has a historical feature that sets it apart from just about every city in the world even today all this is played out in the shadow of the berlin wall. it's not just the dark rooms that make berlin special few places on earth have witnessed such a tumultuous past as the city and its this history that continues to define berlin . the city was smack in the center of the cold war germany was split between east and west while the capital was divided as well. roughly 40 years of division shape today's football landscape. passion for football is built on rivalries you can get o

the berlin wall trail cut straight through the city following the former death strip between east and west berlin and around the city's western periphery for over 160 kilometers in central berlin it leads past several major sites for example the garden wall memorial you can see the one time border fortifications and how they were conceived. open air installations give visitors a more up close and personal idea of germany's division. the berlin wall trial runs through the heart of limbs government quarter. past the rock star with its huge glass dome this is the seat of germany's parliament. only a couple of 100 meters farther on his part stomach lasts a showcase of contemporary architecture. the war once cut right across it. the once empty land is now a bustling shopping and entertainment area. and the last stop for today is checkpoint charlie once a border crossing between east and west now a tourist attraction. this place was just made for a souvenir photo or 2. i've arrived at alexanderplatz the central square in former east berlin. i want to take the opportunity and visit this impr

electric car maker tesla is building a major new factory east of berlin summer hilling it as a boost for the local economy it's expected to create thousands of new jobs and with the area back on the map after years of decline but some locals object to tesla's plans paradoxically they complain that the company is failing to address concerns over the environment. this is the site in question located 40 kilometers southeast of the german capital berlin it's here in glue and high did that tesla wants to begin producing electric vehicles by the middle of next year construction of the plant set to employ some 10000 people is a ready well underway. the multi-billion euro investment is new zick to the ears of corn dog shows kid who envisions renewal in a long forgotten region. this is an incredible opportunity for the region and we need to caesars and young people who emigrated may be tempted to come back because of the jobs on offer but this is a good chance for us to entice young families who might have moved to states like bob or bavaria. getting in touch with tesla isn't easy the company

berlin based startup has launched solar powered charging. riding straight through city centers whizzing around traffic that's the attraction of renting an east. but want to do when you run out of juice just drop it many people already feel aggravated by abandon scooters blocking streets and entrances to buildings. and start up in berlin has a solution the hard way east tutors can be parked safely while being charged by solar panels. we hope to integrate this into the micro mobility infrastructure of cities and provide an easy fast and cheap charging model one module per street corner where 2 or 3 scooters or electric bikes can stand getting charged for as long as the sun is shining unassigned in. the harbor also includes electricity output for smartphones and tablets a u.v. light that can be used to disinfect the devices however the company stresses that it is not been proven that u.v. light can kill the coronavirus. shedden ability is by definition something that's shared different people touch it so it makes sense to disinfect now and then due to the pandemic many people of void public transport and prefer rental bikes and e scooters to av

kgb agent n and watched the berlin wall fall, he was concerned about this alliance between america and germany. the whole world car was a microcosm of what happened in east and west berlin. russia doesn't feel safe when there is a union between america and germany because they always feel threatened by germany. this has been a goal of the russians for 500 years and vladimir putin has pulled it off because he has a lackey in the american president. >> wendy sherman and rick stengle, thank you both for joining our discussion tonight. thank you. >> thank you. >>> and when we come back, together for the first time, joy reid and mary trump. that happened earlier tonight at 7:00 p.m. on joy reid's show when she interviewed donald trump's niece mary trump who explained donald trump's strange and enduring attraction to vladimir putin. we'll show you some of that interview next. and joy reid will join us. sure. okay... okay! safe drivers save 40%!!! guys! guys! check it out. safe drivers save 40%!!! safe drivers save 40%! safe drivers save 40%!!! that's safe drivers save 40%. it is, that's safe drivers save 40%. - he's right there. - it's him! he's here. he's rig

agent in dresden and watched the berlin wall fall, he was concerned about this alliance between america and germany. the whole cold world was a microcosm of what happened in east west berlin. russia doesn't feel safe when there is a union between america and germany because they always feel threatened by germany. this has been a goal of the russians for 500 years and vladimir putin has pulled it off because he has a lackey in the american president. >> wendy sherman and rick stengel, thank you both for joining our discussion tonight. thank you. >> thank you. >>> and when we come back, together for the first time, joy reid and mary trump. that happened earlier tonight at 7:00 p.m. on joy reid's show when she interviewed donald trump's niece mary trump, who explained donald trump's strange and enduring attraction to vladimir putin. we'll show you some of that interview next. and joy reid will join us. workplace, safely, companies will need the right tools. that's why salesforce created work.com it's an all-new suite of apps, expertise, and services. to manage this crisis today, and thrive tomorrow. everything companies need to return to the workplace. let's reop

our so slowly political writer and senior research fellow at the center for middle east and strategic studies in berlin going to more like a former german diplomat and director of the german institute for oriental studies in washington d.c. thomas countryman a senior u.s. diplomat and former assistant secretary of state international security and nonproliferation a warm welcome to you all i'd like to start in tehran with a slowly this in agreement that now has had its dispute mechanism triggered 6 times is a green meant that was made in 2015 the iranians and the international community apart from the u.s. have suggested that iran is actually stuck to the letter of the agreement the spirit of the agreement the u.s. says no clearly the u.s. is one of the big signatories to the deal and holds a lot of the cards is it time to rip up this deal and start again negotiate a new deal because the americans just aren't playing ball. well i think that the now many parties to the nuclear deal they are now seem odd because we are nearing the presidential election in the united states that the current you know in its

my father worse followed the movements of the front least in front going east and command rolling back towards berlin. and me the reason we came to the country he said let's go to new my homeland and help the people rebuild them their homeland. i was 20 years old 1000 at the time. my brother was 20. and we upheld my father's initiative and we came to this country to help rebuild. the family waited for permission to enter the soviet union for several years and only in 1951 the soviet embassy in washington sent a positive response the wants family set off without having any idea how different life had become in the soviet union on april 3rd 1952 george wants to spend we return to the u.s.s.r. we got out of the train that brought us across the river from poland into belorussia to breast and my father was saw overwhelmed. by returning to his native homeland as cheers appeared in his eyes and. he one bowed down and kissed the ground. and i was very impressed i saw remember that. picture vividly in my mind my father. coming down on his knees and kissing the ground. since the inception of the soviet union w

this is to give you news live from berlin there is no letup in the wave of protestors in russia's far east thousands of people rally in the city of coveralls following the arrest of their governor on murder charges they say he's guilty only of defeating the ruling party's candidate in the last election. tensions and still lays between washington and beijing u.s. officials and through the chinese consulate in houston texas after forcing it to close amid accusations of espionage china retaliate shutting down an american consulate in chengdu. and thousands demonstrate input of cash for the media freedom after dozens of journalists at these main news site resigned in protest at the sacking of their editors in chief. i'm michael okuda appreciate your joining us protesters in this city. in the far east of russia have taken to the streets for the 3rd weekend in a row tens of thousands of people are calling for president vladimir putin to step down and demanding the release of the regional governor he was arrested earlier this month accused of ordering the murders of 2 business men 15 years ago hi

berlin. >>> now to the middle east and north africa where several countries are reimposing virus restrictions as the upcoming holiday is drawing near. iraq is with a ten day curfew and iran is locked down until august 8th and morocco is banning travel to and from several major cities like casablanca and merikesh. bars, beaches, convention centers and many other gathering spots will be closed from tuesday through to august 10th. >>> and for more, senior international correspondent ben wedeman is joining us live in lebanon. what's behind the surging cases in the middle east and how will the lockdowns work in the various locations? >> reporter: well, i think it's important to keep in mind that basically people in lebanon, for instance, and other parts of the middle east are simply suffering from coronavirus weariness. here in lebanon, for instance, when the first case showed up in this country in february, the country went into lockdown and people observed it and the numbers were pretty much under control until the beginning of july when we saw a surge. what is happening is that people are more

we berliners may be familiar with socialist architecture from east germany but pyongyang looks like a combination of the 1970 s. and some futuristic science fiction vision. at 1st glance we couldn't make out any sort of social infrastructure at all and would have been lost without our guides which wasn't the sort of thing we normally experienced. once we were back in berlin we talked to philip morris who is an architect and also the editor of the architectural and cultural guide to pyongyang. young is an instance he fought in quickly out before the korean war young yang was a homogeneous old city in the creek is the in the man who he is but after the war they changed the entire city beyond all recognition vanity completely sweeping away the old structures wouldn't the time. in the one to be an ownership rights one a problem because the state on everything anyway it was the best kind of a plot of the moment this was great for the city planners who could finally plan things the way they wanted mom and create utopias smile so that's what happened here these narrow winding alley that's re

news live from berlin there is no let up in the wave of protests in russia's far east thousands of people rally in the city of about all of the following the arrest of their regional governor on murder charges based day he's guilty only of defeating the ruling party's candidate in the last election and also coming up thousands of people demonstrate in budapest for media freedom after dozens of journalists that hungary's him a new site resigned in protest at the sacking of their editor in chief. i'm married to evanston thanks for joining us protesters in the city of cut offs in the far east of russia have taken to the streets for the 3rd weekend in a row tens of thousands of people are calling for president vladimir putin to step down and they're demanding the release of the regional governor well he was arrested earlier this month accused of ordering the murder of 2 business men 15 years ago but his supporters say the arrest is politically motivated. the protesters were out in force on the streets of course but also for the 3rd week in a row despite a ban on public gatherings juta the pan

this is deja vu news live from berlin and there is no letup in the wave of protest in russia's far east thousands of people rally in the city of coveralls following the arrest of their governor on murder charges they say he's guilty only of defeating the ruling party's candidate in the last election. sounds and standing straight and good of passion for media freedom after dozens of journalists at hungary's main new site resigned in protest after the shocking of their editor in chief. and a big surprise for the reindeer herders in siberia when they pulled the remains of a long extinct believe them. i'm michael oke who appreciate your joining us protesters in the city of kabul in the far east of russia have taken to the streets for the 3rd weekend in a row tens of thousands of people are calling for president vladimir putin to step down and demanding the release of the regional governor he was arrested earlier this month accused of ordering the murders of 2 businessmen 15 years ago his supporters say the arrest is politically motivated. protesters were out in force on the streets of kabul

is white everything lex is a follower of the stream old the way to the middle east and me i also left rome and moved to berlin. to decent job at the rect in the commenter's for german television. and in my free time i could enjoy the boy email lifestyle of the sea. is instead was sold was looking for something more something new. i need something that i can just. be climbing like this his latest obsession was to be able to travel and work alone. truly do your friends. you know your friends you know your reference point. your friends your tribe. oh dass you're spending your time you're. there you go sky. high there. was you know. there's like a really great. guy point out like oh yeah i get. thanks. to one day i received these package. there was only one short cannot finally working alone check out the stapes and keep them safe. al-jazeera is a place you can travel to the northeast of mali i met up with a group of migrants on the 1st leg of their journey across the some hard smuggling of people is a big business here and you couldn't risk filming in town that's why we're out here in the desert trying to meet u

sanctions on a gas pipeline from russia to germany has been met with anger in berlin but it is the rising threat from the east looming large not only china's human rights record its aggression towards its neighbors but fears that it could actually use the pandemic to establish its economic supremacy across europe we'll talk it all through in a moment with our guest 1st dominic cain sets the scene from berlin. imports across europe vast vessels arrive from china on a regular basis offloading goods destined for the e.u. in the u.k. and then returning with goods for the chinese market but it's a relationship that people in brussels feel is not equal we continue to have an unbalanced trade and investment relationship. we have not made the progress we aim for in the last years summit statement in addressing market access various we need to follow up on these commitments urgently. and we also need to have more ambition on the chinese side in order to conclude negotiations on an investment agreement this thought runs counter to the stated aim of the chinese premier league chang at an event late last month he seemed

this is to give you news live from berlin there is no letup in the wave of protestors in russia's far east thousands of people rally in the city of kut broads following the arrest of their governor on murder charges they say he's guilty only of defeating the ruling party's candidate in the last election. tensions escalate between washington and beijing u.s. officials entered the chinese consulate in houston texas after forcing it to close amid accusations of espionage china every child.

this is the day of the news live from berlin ivory coast prime minister dies suddenly a matter gone clean by the east unexpected death throws the west african countries upcoming presidential election into disarray company but he was the ruling party's candidate also coming up. fresh trashes game serbia with the country in turmoil over the pandemic public anger erupts over the past to reimpose a nationwide.

this is the news line from berlin there's no let up in the wave of protest in russia's far east thousands of people rally in the city of coveralls following the rest of their governor on murder charges they say he's guilty only of defeating the ruling party's candidate in the last election. tensions escalate between washington and beijing u.s. offish.

east. should the reds strike here in europe, the atlantic forces will be on guard. ♪ in the german capital, economic progress is marked as the berlinl fair is opened by former eca chief paul hoffman. it shows the first products of a developing free enterprise system stimulated by the marshall plan. cityance, the city -- a almost completely destroyed during the war is slowly but surely rising again due to marshall plan aid. it is being held by eca funds. it's people have lived in ruins through five harsh winters, but are now living into new buildings, which the french have constructed with american help. ♪ in the netherlands, the dutch tackle their own housing problem with their own priebus revocation -- with their own prefabrication system. the separate sections are joined. the dutch are desperately in need of 300,000 new houses. traditional methods of building are too slow, so dutch engineers developed this speedy new method after studying in the united states. the house is almost complete and the last pieces of wall are put in. in six days, the plot of unbroken ground has become a home for another netherlands family. the norwegia

750000000000 euros speaking after talks outside berlin with the italian prime minister she said she would resist any attempts to reduce the size of the package at an east summit later this week italy is among the e.u. member states struggling in the wake of kroner related shutdowns and layoffs. diplomacy in times of corona while the leaders of germany and italy practice social distancing they've moved closer on policy issues the move made possible by germany's concession for europe to borrow more money to help rebuild after the current crisis without action economic forecasts are bleak. that is why we want to head into the talks and brussels in a spirit of great friendship and with great solidarity. we hope the talks will give us all the chance to come out of this big humanitarian disaster and also out of the ensuing economic downturn in the best possible shape. conti has been touting italy's reform plans here in ms a back they consist of an energy transition a green new deal the dismantling of italy's notorious bureaucracy and improvements to its justice system. we need to move fast react quickly history has shown us that the best reactions aren't wor

berlin for me and a whole team thanks for watching. as we. are. doing. this room 3. hours mystery. in the middle east and some are still. in the flames that consumed forests and entire residential areas. in the rising temperatures one.

also a special month for football and berlin the 1st ever bundesliga darby and germany's undivided capital with long established heritage making the short trip east across the city to top flight new boys when you're on. in your life. and in iraq and maybe you have to be a reality. show playing the huge arena stuff we're more wild but rock. and hip let's rock n roll for whom your own and their fans after a one will when they'll be talking about for years to come. to. the. dentist deacon meyer had to wait a long time for this moment 263 games in germany's top 2 divisions and a goal to show for it at last. but it's amazing and use my phone almost exploded with all the messages i was getting it's incredible i think i'm still going through them but i was just delighted if the boy dick meyer even struck again on the final match day in the 2nd division against hamburg of all clubs where he spent 8 years in the top flight without scoring once. then there was that time with the innovative here today redefining the scope of a defensive wall. called this extraordinary can get a mind of the ground. just in case they decide to go low and they will jumps but i