it sounds contradictory, but it's a fact in frankfort. there is a new old town, an attempt to heal the wounds of war, destruction, and has the reconstruction. they want to restrict a part of the med, you will city. and that new old town opened in 2018. the me gemini, financial hub has rebuilt history in harvard, old town. ah, the area was almost totally destroyed by air agent. march 1944. now it's been resurrected as a testament to frankfurt, medieval passed the architect and the plan. and you also, jo, done as reconstructed the most donate to the old buildings. the golden scale was once owned by the dutch spice merchant and confection at home, fun harmel by the goldman budget. now for the golden scale and partly for other buildings as well. and we were lucky enough to have a great number of original elements that had survived the war economy. and we managed to persuade the owner of large parts of the golden scales facade, to donate the stones to us he had them stored in his library, built english, i knew relief fund family papers, reveal

many of frankfort buildings has had a checkered history. they aren't what they were originally meant to be. saint paul's church, for instance, is no longer a church. it was the 1st structure to be rebuilt after the war business, where the 1st pan german national assembly met after the revolutions of 1848, a 1st step on the long road to democracy in germany was what again, a visit your learned here. this one committee wouldn't ortho, the mural was only put up in 1991. it's by you. let's go and shows the recession of the deputies to saint paul's church. these gentlemen with solemn expressions, are supposed to be the deputy design, and there were about $200.00. and then you have seen from daily life scattered throughout and references to history as well. if you have a course, it's a big us. on the one hand, it's called the procession of the deputies to saint paul's church, but it comes across a bit like a funeral procession. and of course, that alludes to the fact that the poles charged parliament failed post. parliament show that if it's one

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well, she's braver than i in the shop, or if you're in frankfort and you want to make a little detour, i recommend the grind go only 40 kilometers away. it's a romantic natural landscape with lots of tasty wine. and we start in the state capital of has it. these bottom, the news, the spartan is one of the oldest health spots in europe. the city is shaped by the facilities surrounding the old courthouse or small house. the park reflects the tradition of english garden landscaping. like the rest of the city, the brook, the push palace stands on the north bank of the rhine, the region as well known for its vineyards and the fine gulf things like may produce ah, the river line is lined with historic towns councils and half timber houses among them is as philip, behind the district largest town, a few kilometers away as the former suspicion abbey established in 1136 ah much as can be seen from the rhine gliding past on an excursion boat. this is also where the romantic rhine begins. unesco world heritage site since 2010 a bundle of lead brings passengers up to the new developed monument on

it's new branding at an event in frankfort on thursday. the company will start off with a fleet of 7 planes with its 1st like next week to mombasa in kenya. it'll also so special holiday destinations like hillman gero and victoria falls in africa, but also the dominican republic. and it's all part of last hands are extending its reach into the tourism market due to a drop in business, travel, europeans, a desperate to go on holiday after 18 months of staying at home. i know i am, it's not as simple as trouble used to be. you know, for both passengers and airlines were all having to adapt to the new normal co pilot team. gov let's is carrying out his pre flight inspection of tons of flight one to know i know is due to take off for santorini in an hour's time. the greek island is one of some 50 tourist destinations. germany's flag carrier didn't serve before the pandemic. but now it's falling back on holiday make is to boost ticket sales captain. andrea rice, it says it's important with flight instruct accompanies pilots as they return to th

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frank gallant, what's expected today here in frankfort from the e. c. b is the announcement of a 2 year design phase, followed by a 3 year test phase for the new digital euro. and apart from this, we are probably not going to hear many more details because the details are the things to be tackled in the coming year. ok, let's go over to marcus now. as a consumer pain with a digital euro will be a similar process to pay by cards. so why would any consumer really be interested in adopting the new as of yet on tested currency? very simple because we will need to be digital currency is fossa and smart the old, normal money as we know. and as soon as more consumers will be in the things that when the cost and smart money, and that's why we need a digital central bank owned and regulated digital currency, i. e, the euro. ok, so central bank owned and regulated. and if i can just deposit my cash directly with the e. c b, isn't this going to palm private banks? yes, absolutely. and that is one of the big problems which they used to be and other central banks ar

tom keene, the always fashionable manus cranny in frankfort.om: also dealing with katrina deadly of -- katrina d udley of franklin mutual. i love how you talk about the desire of smooth transition. that is a political process. are we going to see a smooth transition? katrina: i think we are going to see a smooth transition. we were expecting this july baby to be a nonevent, but the strategy review came out earlier than expected and the signaling coming out of the ecb has been all about doing things symmetrically, doing things consistently, and they are rooting for the market and the focus is on supporting the market and supporting the economy of europe. i think we are in for a very smooth transition here. we are also balancing the doves and the hawks of the ecb and we need to be thinking about what could happen when they released their statement. jonathan: the tally on the 10 year is six to seven basis points. it seems that that is the ultimate target, not the 2%, but to make sure the financial conditions are easy throughout the cycle. it makes

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this house of worship in this form here in frankfort tells us of poet. i mean, oh the the my is this is as men in terms of jewish life, my self image is that person and a jew was and still is not one of integration, much less assimilation. i'm fighting for emancipation conservation. i feel like you've been fighting a losing battle for years because things are getting worse rather than better than others. lester. when monday the she said that you wouldn't open it if you look at the history of jews in europe over the centuries, i think we're still in a phase now where jews are protected, not by others, but by a system the other. and then how do the same system that protects every one else, that this gets the neck, that's the negative spin puppies, come on other things. but on a positive note, you could also say that we're free and as citizens of our countries, we have a voice will go on and then i understand. ok. and what about the group of all right, s p g. is that for you? from essence effect? michelle, a few fancy mentioned she'll come well, it's hard f

she's very familiar with most of the spice plants and this botanical garden in frankfort. like this vine, for example. it's a pepper plaid, but why do peppercorns come in different colors? they had in their krisha have in the way it was for cooking is all from the same plant. the green peppercorns are the unripe wise, while red means the ripest variety, where you have to be patient to survive on done. and then you have the pepper shots of her for when done hang up and there's white pepper to them and over it's made from red peppercorns, but it's soaked in water to make the shells come on. come on the shuttle. that is all the same plant of us. this list is ever handsome. pepper was originally native to southern india and was later introduced around the world by sailors and merchants in europe. it was initially a luxury that only the rich could afford, aristocrats would proudly present despite their lavish banquets, spice traders made a fortune to and in germany, the filthy rich were now called sephora zika, or pepper sax. today pepper is a common and affordable spice found

this house of worship in this form here in frankfort of poet. oh, the mind this is meant in terms of jewish life. my self image is that person and a jew was and still is not one of integration, much less of simulation. i'm fighting for emancipation conservation. i feel like you've been fighting a losing battle for years because things are getting worse rather than better and better, much less then monday she did it. you wouldn't open it if you look at the history of jews in europe over the century. i think we're still in a phase now where jews are protected, not by others, but by a system the other. and then i'll do the same system that protects every one else. that is just the neck, that's the negative spin. positive come on other things. but on a positive note, you could also say that we are free and as citizens of our countries, we have a voice. and then i understand, okay, and what about the group of all right as duties that florida this is from essence effect. we have a few fancy mention i position. well, it's hard for me to make a psycho g

but it is the business to have the image of them and it's still walking the streets of berlin or frankfort. you could think you're in london or parents in some black germans have gone abroad to get recognition in popular culture. half a 1000000 been nearly was german. they didn't really sing, though, did they? but another black german b genamin, this number number also in films in tv and in sports, like the indian football is the main draw in germany. today. the national team looks like this, or among germany's new generation is re lubbock because it was a big moment for me to play for the national team. and then i will play games on an edge. but if we move back a few generations, we see a completely different picture. ah, this was west. germany's 1st roll cut winning team in 1954. and they're good. there was winning team in 1974. they were only called meyer and mueller. they also look like in germany's domestic lee, the one football or didn't look like the rest. but while i was alone, then i was really alive, alive. unlike the black players, they take to the field for the german teens. de

so he already had financial correspondence in frankfort contractors. the race of global currencies is on and if the europeans, if the european central bank once the euro to remain one of the leading reserve currencies of this world, it has to keep the euro up to date, the central bank has to communicate to citizens, businesses international investors that it's really worth while to have the euro work with it and invest in it. having a digital version of the currency plays an important role here. of course, here in germany, a little bit of german angst is always as play many people in the country love cash . they fear that they might be controlled by the central bank and that you digital euro. of course, some of the banks that worry that they might be left out of the game. but many younger people also younger, smaller fintech firms will come to digital to euro. they see the innovation and the potential for new services. conrad and that's all for me in the business team here in berlin until next time, i can use the fight against the corolla virus pandemi

people are travelling again for more last spring and financial market correspondent touch pan day in frankfort. hello, asha jewish tourism is here in europe. suddenly picking up again, but there is this delta very and around the corner which could put a damper on things again contact. well, absolutely. it's in fact it's already putting or dam is acting as a dad know for the tourism sector, especially in the southern economies. the economies such as spain and portugal, which are heavily reliant on tourism. we've been reading all the stories from portugal that businesses had actually as an investor, the investments hired new personnel and preparing for all important tourism season . and now it does force to actually con the losses after that spike in case is caused by the delta variant. and then there are these travel restrictions on time from the u. k. and that's not a good news for the mediterranean countries. we all know that the tab traveler's actually a car for a significant chunk of our drivers in those countries. all right, i should touch panda in frankfurt. thank you so much for this. th

he already had a financial correspondence in frankfort contractors. the race of global currencies is on and if the europeans, if the european central bank once the euro to remain one of the leading reserve currencies of this world, it has to keep the euro up to date. the central bank has to communicate to citizens, businesses international investors, that it's really worth while to have the euro work with it and invest in it. having a digital version of the currency plays an important role here. of course, here in germany, a little bit of german angst is always a play. many people in the country love cash. they fear that they might be controlled by the central bank that you digital euro. of course, some of the banks that worry that they might be left out of the game. but many young people also younger, smaller fintech firms, welcome to digital to euro. they see the innovation and the potential for new services. conrad and that's all for me in the business team here in berlin until next time. ah you feel worried about the fairness? i'm neil of the on t

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know back to the li miss wrote me a site to see is the reconstruct. romans i booked for to near frankfort. me archeologist and gardner shows me around the premises. i've seen that, you know, look pretty much the way we had right now, didn't it? roughly i, this is sean baton is not run by. it's very close to it, but we're dealing with 2 different time periods for the reconstruction. a large part of the buildings were put up around 1900 and then another 2 complexes went up after 20001000. and of course, the state of research from 190-0100 was very different from 2014. and so the proposals for reconstruction are also different through the course. in the course of time, we've simply made new discoveries. i couldn't think of 100 in ancient times, 600 men were stationed here as a border patrol. they lived in these barracks, the men, the company quarters are secured with a roman lock, well known as a lock and sliding bolt. and now you see, if you can get it open of my song, you don't lose your patience long and sliding bolt. i can't do it, i give up as you hold it like this is true and s light i

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i will be watching it very closely, including connor dues and in frankfort. thank you. climate change affects every part of our lives. even all morning coffee. 60 percent of wild coffee species are threat of extinction. warmer temperatures, pest and disease are all taking that whole farmers in columbia, a searching for new techniques to protect their crops. the inspection of her coffee field has just begun with clara lago is already nervous. are the coffee berries healthy, or has the beetle gotten to them 1st, as it has so often in the past? when it comes to medical, climate change is filling the spread of the coffee bore a beetle me. if you don't consistently inspect, look at it, goes into the fruit and consumes everything on this as we are see names usually around the village of can everything revolves around coffee just as it has for generations. some $3000.00 small farmers opposed the tradition. each coffee cherry is selected by hand like in other parts of the world. this quality control has helped me columbia world leader. however, climate change is thre

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kevin in frankfort, kentucky. caller: that was just imbecilic. i would have to say from personal, i'm afraid i'm going to lose my brother and his entire family because they are listening to whatever it is out there on the internet. they can make up anything they want to on the internet. it can be truth by their reckoning. i am going to lose my entire brothers family because of this. they refuse to believe the truth that this virus will kill you. host: kevin in kentucky. gina, what do you say? caller: i find it interesting, when there was a caller that made masks and headpieces to keep viruses out. he said the masks do no good. they do not work. this is the subject of interest. people just ignore that fact. this became political so the democrats could have mail-in voting again. that's all it is. it's to scare the people. it's a travesty. host: two newspaper articles this morning. this is from the washington examiner. the washington examiner. compare that with the new york times. alarming findings drove the mask reversal. this is what they say. kev

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in frankfort international, the gateway to the best connection, south road and rail, located in the heart of europe. you are connected to the whole world experience and standing shopping and dining offers. enjoying our services, be our guest at frankfurt. airport city managed by fretboard ah the ah mrs. d w needs and these are the top stories in football, it's a they have beaten spain in a penalty shoot out to secure this fos at the you are 2020 final off the mash and did 11. it's lead. sure. xena slowed at the decisive penalty to stand italy through on wednesday, denmark face england at.

let's get the market view on this with our financial correspondent, conrad, those and in frankfort. conrad is this good or bad news for the shares of biotech and the shares of pfizer. you know, the m r n a maker m r n a vaccine maker by take proved to be really the one that has the most promising story to tell. not only is this m r n a technology for vaccines the most effective one. also, biotech and pfizer are very well ahead when it comes to going for the variance and following the pandemic if you like. and last but not least, it's the m r n a vaccines, the one for biotech, the one from madonna, which has also been recommended to boost other vaccines like the one from astrazeneca. this is not something that everyone on the market sat on the agenda, and this is giving, you know, the business perspective of these companies, an extra boost infections around the world are rising and in many places, the next birds are warning of a 4th wave. another rave here in the fall and in europe, how markets feeling about that. you know, markets have been pretty willing to look at the positive aspects of

so let's get more on this from conrad boone who's in frankfort for us and has got all of the details on this. so conrad, is this going to be the years on the, on such a big coin or are we expecting something rather different than that? i think we have to expect something fundamentally different. you know, bitcoin is completely decentralized and anonymous. you can transfer money from one point of this earth to another point of this earth without the people who transfer the money, disclosing their identity. it's not likely that the digital euro will look like this. it will be relatively centralized. the european central bank will have the control over it. and it's like not likely that it's going to be completely anonymous. the central bank wants to know who gets that interest. so euro because it also wants to have some sort of control over how the money is to. so there are going to be differences that i have to say. the details are not out yet, and likely they will only come out during the next years while the digital year old will be designed and tested. okay, so in the next few minut

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let's talk to chelsea delaney, our correspondent in frankfort about this. chelsea, sponsoring the olympics is usually a huge opportunity for companies. what do you make a toy to shutting the games or you're right. usually companies are really chasing at the opportunity to be in a live. thank sponsor, but this year it's turned into a major reputational risk for companies associated with b tokyo olympics. people in japan are very unhappy with the japan decision to go forward with these olympics. they think it's a major risk because tokyo was already seeing arise and coven infections. now, many people are worried that this will lead to a much larger outbreak in tokyo and throughout japan. so toyotas is making the decision that they don't want to really advertise their association with this a wimpy games. and we've seen other companies also trying to distance themselves. and it's really just an extraordinary move because normally this is the golden opportunity for corporate sponsors. and as well, toyota has reportedly put about $500000000.00 already into the sponsorship. so it's also, you know

kevin in frankfort, kentucky. caller: that was just imbecilic. i would have to say from personal, i'm afraid i'm going to lose my brother and his entire family because they are listening to whatever it is out there on the internet. they can make up anything they want to on the internet. it can be truth by their reckoning. i am going to lose my entire brothers family because of this. they refuse to believe the truth that this virus will kill you. host: kevin in kentucky. gina, what do you say? caller: i find it interesting, when there was a caller that made masks and headpieces to keep viruses out. he said the masks do no good. they do not work. this is the subject of interest. people just ignore that fact. this became political so the democrats could have mail-in voting again. that's all it is. it's to scare the people. it's a travesty. host: two newspaper articles this morning. this is from the washington examiner. the washington examiner. compare that with the new york times. alarming findings drove the mask reversal. this is what they say. kev