they hadn't aizen frankfurt germany is largest airport is already offering tests for a free under the new plan people arriving from the 130 countries seen as at risk can be tested directly on arrival checks will also be beefed up at sea ports and on land borders the tests will be voluntary at 1st and people from corona affected areas will continue to be asked to quarantine at home for 14 days. germans love to travel and those starting to get the travel bug again but with these tourists arriving from the popular spanish island of new york or be willing to take a test yes certainly personal safety reasons that would be the most important thing you can be thinking sure i think so. if you had to go into quarantine. and i have to go for more i wouldn't really want to people have responsibility for themselves and people are very careful about their behavior. corona infection rates in germany remain low at the moment a big part of keeping it that way after the holiday season will be persuading travelers to take advantage of testing. early and it is a city renowned for its nightlife we have p

they hadn't aizen in frankfurt germany is largest airport is already offering tests for a free under the new plan people arriving from the 130 countries seen as at risk can be tested directly on arrival checks will also be beefed up at sea ports and on land borders the tests will be voluntary at 1st and people from corona affected areas will continue to be asked to quarantine at home for 14 days germans love to travel and those starting to get the travel bug again but would these tourists arriving from the popular spanish island of new yorker be willing to take a test yes certainly personal safety reasons that would be the most important thing . we think sure i think so. if you had to go into quarantine. you now have to go. i wouldn't really want to people have responsibility for themselves and people are very careful about their behavior. carona infection rates in germany remain low at the moment a big part of keeping it that way after the holiday season will be persuading travelers to take advantage of testing. a baseball fans in the u.s. finally have something to cheer about after

in frankfurt germany police say that they were attacked by hundreds of youths who had been partying at the city's historic opera square when police moved in to stop a brawl they say the revelers threw bottles and projectiles at them smashed shop windows and plundered stores 5 officers were injured police detained 39 people. turkish president. has paid a surprise visit to the highest afia it is then bull comes a week before the 1st muslim prayers at the site in nearly a century last week turkey's top court ruled the byzantine landmark could be reconverted into a mosque in a decision that's been widely condemned by christian churches and unesco. judges in iran have suspended the planned execution of 3 men linked to anti-government protests you know follows several days of online protest which were joined by prominent actors and sports stars 3 young men were convicted of vandalism in arson during protests against economic hardships which rocked iran last november this is french and other executions was announced on a rainy and state television lawyers for the men say they hope the death s

in frankfurt germany police say that they were attacked by hundreds of youths who had been partying at the city's historic opera square when police moved in to stop a brawl they say the revelers threw bottles and projectiles at them smashed shop windows and plundered stores 5 officers were injured police detained 39 people. turkish president. has paid a surprise visit to the highest sophia and it's then comes a week before the 1st muslim prayers at the site in nearly a century last week ruled the byzantine landmark can be reconverted into a mosque in a decision that's been widely condemned by christian churches and by unesco. to formula one now and defending world champion lewis hamilton has won the hungary and grand prix the british driver claimed a record extending 8 win and hungry to give to go top of the driver standings leapfrogging mercedes teammate valtteri bottas who finished 3rd and there was the day got off to a bizarre start as much for stop and managed to crash on his way to the starting grid but his red bull team played a blinder to get the car ready and the dutch youngste

reporter: frankfurt, germany's largest airport, is already offering tests for free.er the new plan, people arriving from the 130 countries seen as at risk can be tested directly on arrival. checks will be beefed up at seaports and on land borders. the tests will be voluntary at first, and people from corona affected areas will continue to be asked to quarantine at home for 14 days. germans love to travel and they are starting to get the travel bug again. but with these tourists arriving from the popular spanish item -- island be willing to take a test? >> guess, certainly, for reasons of personal safety. that would be the most important thing. >> i think so. >> and if you had to go into quarantine? >> then i have to go. >> i wouldn't really want to. people have responsibility for themselves. and people over there are very careful about their behavior. reporter: corona infection rates in germany remained low at the moment. a big part of keeping it that way after the holiday season will be persuading travelers to take advantage of testing. phil: it has been over 10 yea

isn't frankfurt germany is largest airport is already offering tests for a free under the new plan people arriving from the 130 countries seen as at risk can be tested directly on arrival checks will also be beefed up at sea ports and on land borders the tests will be voluntary at 1st and people from corona affected areas will continue to be asked to quarantine his home for 14 days. germans love to travel and they're starting to get the travel bug again but with these tourists arriving from the popular spanish island of new york and be willing to take a test. certainly for reasons of personal safety that would be the most important thing. you had to go into. that i have to go. i wouldn't really want to have responsibility for themselves and people over there are very careful about their behavior. corona infection rates in germany remain low at the moment a big part of keeping it that way after the holiday season will be persuading travelers to take advantage of testing. those for a present from signed a memorandum aimed at preventing migrants in the u.s. illegally from being counted when

isn't frankfurt germany is largest airport is already offering tests for a free under the new plan people arriving from the 130 countries seen as at risk can be tested directly on arrival checks will also be beefed up at sea ports and on land borders the tests will be voluntary at 1st and people from corona affected areas will continue to be asked to quarantine at home for 14 days. germans love to travel and they're starting to get the travel bug again these tourists arriving from the populace. be willing to take a test. certainly for reasons of personal safety that would be the most important thing. you had to go into. did i have to go. i wouldn't really want to have responsibility for themselves and people over there are very careful about their behavior. corona infection rates in germany remain low at the moment a big part of keeping it that way after the holiday season will be persuading travelers to take advantage of testing. those very present signed a memorandum aimed at preventing migrants in the u.s. illegally from being counted when congressional voting districts are being drawn

europe, you spent eight tour of duty in -- you spent a tour of duty in fractured, germany -- in frankfurt, germany. jonathan: europe is demonstrating that they can borrow at the commission level and distribute to places like italy. that was unthinkable in the depths of the crisis. i don't think it is that goal bullet, the. this is part of the journey. that's how you should view it. it will take a while for the story to build. the keyword is crisis. it took a crisis to take this step forward. i imagine it might take another crisis down the road to take the next step forward for the continent. tom: our maria tadeo in brussels. lisa abramowicz, a look at all that is going on, and the fixed income market is the litmus paper. what did the spread do offices agreement? lisa: you can see this encourages further risk on. when you talk about stocks, you also have to talk about the fixed income market. perspective,you 1.3 trillion dollars of investment grade credit was issued in the u.s. in the first half, more than all of last year alone. the question is how much is this supporting equity valuations, and ho

let's owed over to frankfurt, germany with the socially withnce news conference ecb president christinearde. here is madame lagarde. president lagarde: we will reinvest the principal payments from maturing securities purchased under the pepp until at least the end of 2022. in any case, the future rolloff of the pepp portfolio will be managed to avoid interference with the appropriate monetary policy stance. under our asset purchase program will continue at the monthly base of $20 billion, together with the purchases under the additional 120 billion euros temporary envelope until the end of the year. we continue to expect monthly net asset purchases under the asset purchase program to run for as long as necessary to reinforce the accommodative impact of our policy rates and to end shortly, before we start raising the key ecb interest rates. we intend to continue reinvesting in full the principal payments from much urging -- from maturing securities for an extended period of time, past the date when we start raising the key ecb interest rates, and in any case for as long as necessary to m

for me, hard to believe they weren't allowed because i'm so used to using these in berlin, frankfurt, and germany's try them. we're going to bring in the company's regional manager. richard, have you got your e-scooters ready to hit the streets of london so people can take them on pub crawls, visit the new restaurants that are ride may be ri -- maybe one back to the hotel/ richard: certainly on the pub crawl, but yes, we are ready since the governor announced they would be legalized and trials would be starting this year. we have been ready to go. how has the crisis been for each group companies -- companies/er i -- companies? lot.e these things a but i haven't during lockdown. theard: yeah, certainly lockdown has had a mixed effect. we can see some of the larger operators down on their knees from the west coast to america. some have seen job kinds 40-50%. underwent a fund raise, so the industry has been in a tough position. what's really exciting, it seems to be a lot less affected by covid. because of the markets we're operating in. companies operating in markets number one. let's say the nordi

germany's testing more. 500,000 tests last week. here at frankfurtne can turn up here for a test. you get the results within three hours or around seven hours, depending on how much you are willing to pay. let's give it a go. three to five people test positive here every day, they tell us. many had no symptoms. so, really young travellers and especially those below 40, usually they have nothing or slight symptoms that they did not link with covid—19. tracking infection is important here. at every cafe, bar, restaurant, you have to leave your contact details and, for the last month, germans have been able to download a tracing app. every time i, or rather, my phone, come into close proximity with someone else and their phone, it keeps a record. now, it won't tell me who they were or where we met, but, if within 14 days, they test positive and tell the app, i'll get an automatic warning. around one in five germans have downloaded the app. for privacy reasons, their data stays on the phones. the authorities can't see it. so it's unlikely to put sylvia o

germany's testing more. 500,000 tests last week. here at frankfurt, for a fee, they are on offer to travellers, too. anyone can turn up here for a test. you get the results within three hours or around seven hours, depending on how much you are willing to pay. let's give it a go. three to five people test positive here every day, they tell us. many have no symptoms. so, really young travellers and especially those below 40, usually they have nothing or slight symptoms that they did not link with covid—19. tracking infection is important too. at every cafe, bar, restaurant, you have to leave your contact details and, for the last month, germans have been able to download a tracing app. every time i, or rather, my phone, comes into close proximity with someone else and their phone, it keeps a record. now, it won't tell me who they were or where we met, but, if within 1a days, they test positive and tell the app, i'll get an automatic warning. around one in five germans have downloaded the app. for privacy reasons, their data stays on the phones. the au

hoping for an intervention to allow him to stay in germany close to his friend marcia and far away from his fears of life in jamaica. joined now from frankfurt but often into hell she's a researcher at the university of sussex in the u.k. and has written a report into the asylum seekers in the u.k. and germany why do you think whites claim has been rejected while martians wasn't. that's a very good question thank you and so i'll just shortly we've worked for 4 years that has brought checked and looking at and so she claims across europe and we have identified this as one of the main issues minstrels claims that there is often an inconsistency in decision making so we have to scale soft white and not also in the same country both have experience persecution and in one case the claimant's accept and the other case it is not and we have to remember quite settings are very terrifying settings so you have to tell your story in front of the chaps you have to talk about a very intimate aspects of your life there is an interpreter in the room so you can't you know the flow of your story might be stopped because you have to stop after a couple of sen

biggest economy plunged by more than 10 percent germany has seen the worst economic contraction in the country's modern history we'll go live to frankfurt for the very latest also on the show the u.s. slashes its military presence in germany the decision to cut its troops in a country by a 3rd comes after president trump repeatedly said berlin was delinquent on its defense spending. plus making the case for a crackdown on big tech u.s. lawmakers press the leaders of apple facebook google and amazon in congress when they choose the tech giants of killing off the competition to boost profits. i'm brian thomas good to have you with us today germany is officially in a deep recession with the economy contract in by 10 point one percent in the last quarter it's the sharpest fall in the country's modern history the figures cover the period during which the country was in its most restrictive lockdown face close borders shut down shops and production halted thousands of work places dealt a severe blow to small businesses and many export dependent industries and europe's biggest the cup. let's go straight to the financial correspondent chelsea d

here cramer is chief economist at germany's commits bug and he joins us from frankfurt you're welcome to the show ok so the e.u. is planning to raise debt worth 750000000000 euros and for the 1st time it's going to be joint debt and can you explain how that works exactly. union issue is will with issue of laws 750000000000 euros and these bonds will be vexed by the european union budget that means the individual countries even good member countries are only indirectly liable to pay these bonds ok so who is going to buy the stat who wants to own the debt of the e.u. with the usual suspects it means banks insurance companies needs of those institutions who are required by the state regulators to hold government lots of a 750000000000 euros what does this mean for inflation potentially in the e.u. that's a lot of cash coming into the system absolutely and we know that leaving the central bit with by and off these bonds and. in the long run i think this is a problem for the coming 2 to 3 years because of a quarter late on a problem it faces and that pick up in the long run this is really

makoto has said it is frankfurt's laid back lynchpin with 311 bundesliga appearances he also holds a record. has been on trying to be the league's asian record holder. in germany since 2008 with both sports german cup winner with frankfurt and still going strong at 36. alfonzo david sarnoff churchs alfonso davies byron's turbo charged teen sensation $36.00 of a half kilometers an hour no one's club higher in the bundesliga. and. he gets no balls and when you think oh i have time i have time and then maybe if the run a chance of buying runs on the guns i had that night i mean this steel ball davies is fired selectric the left back of choice. the obligatory headgear is not the main reason clowes does it was stood out the season starter bourne's midfield and force are picked up 17 yellow cards over the course of the campaign that's also a record. just based on a reputation as a physical yellow card. well at least he never saw. his no meaning just a bit rougher than some. and now for the campaign's most memorable moments the fall of the berlin wall made headline news worldwide on november 9th 1989 the 30 year anniversary of the historic event was marked with a spe

has said he is frankfurt's laidback linchpin with $311.00 bundesliga appearances he also holds a record. he's been just short on proud to be the league's engine record holder. in germany since 2008 leeks champion with both sports german cup winner with frankfurt and still going strong at 36. alfonzo davies sarnoff churchs alfonso davies byron's turbocharged teen sensation $36.00 and a half kilometers an hour no one's clocked higher in the bundesliga. didn't. he go so there were anything boys time out of time and then me me me me the road runner dancer by the road runner comes ahead and i mean the steel ball and davies is byron selectric new left back of choice. the obligatory head gears not the main reason clowes does of us stood out the season tighter bourne's midfield in force or picked up 17 yellow cards over the course of the campaign that's also a record. these got a reputation as a beautiful yellow cards. well at least he never saw. his no beat just a bit rougher than some. and now for the campaigns most memorable moments the fall of the berlin wall made headline news world. one night on november 9th 1989 the 30 year anniversary of the historic event was marked

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frankfurt airport city managed by from. this is did other news die from berlin germany braces for the 2nd wave of the call by those health authorities express concerns over shop the rising infection numbers they say of people are becoming complacent possibly with disastrous consequences also coming up the search for madeleine mccann leads police to a garden in germany the 3 year old vanished from a holiday apart from him all.

percent other major euro zone economies france italy and germany old posted huge drops to our financial correspondent chelsea delaney in frankfurt assesses the damage and the potential for recovery. the world was braced for really stunning contractions and the european economy and the 2nd quarter but the scale of the numbers we've seen this week has just been absolutely stunning and not just here in europe but in the united states as well the question now really is how can the economy recover from a blow this big we have already started to see some tentative signs of recovery things like consumer confidence business confidence production exports have started to improve but the big overhanging fear is of course of a 2nd wave of infections we're already seeing this play out in spain where the rising number of cases has led many european countries to advice citizens against the troubling they're about will add more pressure on to the spanish economy which already contracted 18.5 percent and the 2nd quarter but even if we do you avoid a 2nd wave of infection it will likely take years for the european economy to fully recover. u.s. t

percent other major euro zone economies france italy and germany old posted huge drops to our financial correspondent chelsea delaney in frankfurt assesses the damage and the potential for recovery. the world was braced for really stunning contractions and the european economy and the 2nd quarter but the scale of the numbers we've seen this week has just been absolutely stunning and not just here in europe but in the united states as well the question now really is how can the economy recover from a blow this big we have already started to see some tentative signs of recovery things like consumer confidence business confidence production exports have started to improve but the big overhanging fear is of course of a 2nd wave of infections we're already seeing this play out in spain where the rising number of cases has led many european countries to advise citizens against a troubling they're about will add more pressure on to the spanish economy which already contracted 18.5 percent in the 2nd quarter but even if we do you avoid a 2nd wave of infections it will likely take years for the european economy to fully recover. u.s. tec

the last decade including just a couple of years ago against frankfurt and on top of that leverkusen are certainly one of the teams in germany that you would say could give byron a run for their money they have indeed beaten by an once already this season in the league they had a good season they were unlucky to finish outside of the champions league places this would be the perfect way to make good on that they have a very talented squad particularly in the form of chi habits who is possibly the most wanted player in the bundesliga and pitt's a boss will be hoping to continue the dutch tradition of winning german cup finals no doubt coaches of the last one and all of a movie at the olympic stadium that thank you so much for your reporting. you're watching to remember you can stay up to date on our website that dot com and you can follow us on twitter and instagram too at. i'm guy raz it's and berlin thanks so much for watching. what secrets lie behind small. discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. w world heritage 360 get enough now.

europe's biggest economy plunged by more than 10 percent germany has seen the worst economic contraction in the country's modern just we'll go live to frankfurtr the very latest also on the show the u.s. slashes its military presence in germany the decision to cut its troops in a country biased.

percent decline so germany was very aggressive and very fast in passing stimulus measures and that did cushion some of the blow from the crown of virus so it's a delaney in frankfurt thank you the united states has unveiled plans to withdraw nearly 12000 troops from germany that's of its military footprint in the country defense officials say the cut is in line with addressing new threats from china and russia president trump is tight the reduction to germany's reluctance to spend more on its military. a historic reduction in the number of american troops stationed in germany even more will be leaving than expected. the u.s. secretary of defense mark asper announced the withdrawal downplaying its significance it is important to note that in nato is 71 year history the size composition and disposition of u.s. forces in europe has changed many times but u.s. president donald trump said the move is meant to send a message to germany where a forward. like trump often points out that germany does not meet a nato guideline that all members should spend 2 percent of their economic output on defense germany only spends 1.4 percent but that guideline refers to spending on

frankfurt. while police have been combing a mountainous region in southern germany for an armed fugitive whose of ated capture for about 5 days now authorities were alerted to a suspicious person living in someone else's forest the suspect then disarmed the 4 police officers who want to talk to him and then ran off into the woods with their weapons open now in germany's black forest population 4800 known for its picturesque streets battling brooks and mountain views and now this behind me are dozens of police vans with scores of heavily armed officers there's also sniffer dogs and helicopters there hunting a local man they say disarmed 4 police officers then made off with their weapons and disappeared into the woods around here police are calling eve roush dangerous and a weapons fanatic authorities here close schools the day after he fled and asked people to stay indoors open now as the mayor says the police presence is appropriate even if some residents think rausch is harmless. you know the fact is his prior convictions are relevant it's also a fact that he now committed a serious crime. well

at the shtetl museum in frankfurt alexander island and his team have been studying how the angle was so successfully marketed particularly in germany. one can up once not starting in 1000 or 5 and there was a huge increase in the number of vanguard exhibitions in germany wants not from fernand between 1000 or 5 in 1914 before world war one there were dozens of exhibitions of featured his works with tile and we've seen that at about the same time more and more german museums and private collectors were buying bengazi feeler daughter provides on loan. from as a dumb act when our national guard to get so there was a big increase in germany but not in france and the netherlands except for the big exhibition in amsterdam in the one arm saddam all but museums and collectors there were not buying as well as some not often got i'm just playing what he was into my gonna. prices for vanguard were rising accordingly an invoice from a parasite gallery shows that in $1000.00 a level in the state all museums paid a huge sum for the portrait of dr gushee again and was in the money was paid in installments because to total of 20000 francs it had c

network which was critical of the president in action let's take you to germany where a left wing rally in the city of frankfurt was met on a heavy police presence of the night that's after protesters who were chanting empty braces and slogans to find a local curfew on public gatherings after 1 am follows last week's riots which resulted in being injured 30000000 rests. and hundreds of protesters have been marching through the streets of madrid calling for an end to the spanish monarchy demonstrators claim ahead read a tree system is with those people the royal family house facing creasing scrutiny of corruption against the former spanish king juan carlos. 7 the russian security services say they have foretold a terror attack in central moscow a heavily armed suspect was trucked on before being able to carry out any attack and was shot dead after opening fire on officers. quarter told us more. federal security service agents found a collage of a salt 'd rifle and several grenades on investigating the assailants body they were also able to determine that he was a native of one of the central asian republics just