these kind of nations shows what the halston plants and hamburg would look like. if all the cars and traffic signs were gone, making room for trees and grass. it could be a square of paradise for cyclists and pedestrians. but it actually looks like this, much to the displeasure of hamburg graphic designer yon kaminsky. he would like to see fundamental changes, which is why he began making animations of how he believed streets should be been on fun, out of quicksilver getting the project. got started with the beginning of the cobit pandemic, marson, which i looked around and thought of. i don't want to just sit and wait for the changes we need, like i want to contribute read august i. and as a visual designer, i can change urban spaces up or before and on. young kaminsky thinks gray streets and dreary squares should be transformed around the world. or at least in animations to start like here in new york city. and in belgium's capital russell's and germany's capital berlin, the graphic designer, launch social media accounts under the name utopia for bicyclist. as p

it's him hamburg all, i'm sure was faster. that's a politician and a leader. now we have to show not only can easy germany, but also guide you through difficult times tackling the cobra. 1900 damage and security threats at its border shoals will lead to 3 parties government with the greens and the liberal essay and novelty in germany. the coalition as a now to the bishop 177 page deal that should modernize germany by speeding up the energy transition and improve wealth or provision. but it's the that the 4th wave of the cove had been that made that will meet all his attention 1st, we need to be able to make the decisions past. and that also means he has to lead the coalition and not go into endless debates and compromises with half of his cabinet posts given to women. shoals wants to show you serious about change his foreign minister on elaine. a bad bulk of the greens has announced tougher stands on russia and china. but some wonder if shoals has what it takes to lead internationally. i think his lack, of course, is a weakness. now his, his advisors keep tell

and a collection of looted african art has a final showing at a museum in the german city of hamburg. the benign bronsons will soon be returning to nigeria. ah, a marion evans dean. it's good to have you with us. the dutch government has announced that the netherlands will go into a hard lockdown beginning on sunday morning. dont' prime minister margotto said the lockdown was unavoidable due to a 5th wave caused by the army kron variant. last minute shoppers, phil city, streets ahead of the announcement. all non essential shops will close as well as bars restaurants, schools. your facility is hairdressers, and cinemas. the restrictions are planned until at least the 14th of january when joining us now from brussels is did over your correspondent, bad and eager advance get to see you. so what exactly do these new restrictions in the netherlands mean for the dutch public? i mean, we've already seen very tight restrictions in place for a week, so what's changing the dividends will come to a grinding hold again, beginning from tomorrow. so far the restrictions were only in place, so kicki

a collection of looted african ozzy final showing not to museum in hamburg. the been in bronzes will soon be making our way back to nigeria. ah, i am eddie micah junior and you are welcome to the program. a ban on non essential travel between france and the united kingdom has come into effect. we just a week to go to a chris boston, you restrictions set of the last minutes rush, long lines in london, us people cute for hours, or you star train to paris and in dover, hundreds of causeway backed up on the ferry, opened to beat the midnight's deadline, the french rent imposed the curbs to help slow the spread of the on the conveyance . the u. k. has seen east fi concurrent virus infections with more than 93000 new cases on friday. santa claus is coming to town or maybe not of it's paris, he's going to and his last stop was london, non essential travel between france and britain grind to a halt on saturday. a strict new rules go into force at paris is goth. do know, christmas holiday makers were grabbing their last chance to get to london on the eurostar on frida

and so much quicker and more fun. hamburg is still far from being a cyclists paradise. but yon kaminsky hopes to at least bring attention to urban mobility questions. daughter's justice falls pressure by pushing forward. i'm creating opportunities for debate was. so one way or the other, i'm provoking some kind of rethinking of the issue, and i also am those young kaminsky hopes his utopias. mont, remain purely digital, and that not only hamburg, but metropolis is like paris will become bicycle paradise's, much like the ones he designs and animates cars completely gone and only bicycles on our streets. i'm not so sure about that turning to reality yet, but it is true that we will need new and innovative ways of pink to, to deal with problems of the future. especially with 2 out of every 3 people expected to live in cities by 2050, according to the un alina with that and see you again next week from all of us in india and germany. good bye. and thanks for watching. ah ah ah, with who i am known for sky high. these doors with an important document was drafted in this very

. >> reporter: in this letter to homeowners the towers general manager says ron hamburger says it is important to quote, minimize the amount of construction and complete the project expeditiously to minimize additional building settlement. in this letter to the city, he writes, quote, we believe the best path forward is to reduce the number of piles installed, while simultaneously increasing the jacking load per pile. >> i don't buy it. i have been contacted by numerous respected experts in the field who do not buy it. >> reporter: supervisor aaron peskin remains skeptical of the voluntary retrofit. he has his eyes set on an upcoming second hearing about the towers fix. >> we are going to ask questions on thursday, january the sixth and if necessary, subpoena parties going forward if they don't want to talk. >> reporter: the tower is currently tilting two feet toward the corner of mission and fremont streets. >> the question i continue to ask is, is this really safe? what is the point of no return? what is the point -- the plan if and when we reach that point? >> reporter: in his let

ron hamburger who is in charge of the fix, is only calling for 18 piles. he sent the letter to the tower owners saying the building with settle, tilt and sink a little more, before the work is done next year. but says the 18-pile solution offers an optimal solution between additional settlement and benefit gained. hamburger adds only 18 piles won't provide as much uniform support as 52 piles would have. so, they can expect less tilt recovery to the north. >> there's a lot of concern about it. >> reporter: this foundation expert, david williams, says the new plan could easily overstress the foundation mat, causing it to crack underneath. >> any cracks will just open up. and they become ponds for corrosion, allowing water to get into the mat foundation, corroding the reinforcing steel there. provides the structural capacity of the mat. the city has yet to sign off on the revised plan. hamburger says the work will go forward. >>> up next, still no decision. another day passes without elizabeth holmes knowing her fate. the latest on jury deliberations when we

in a november 30th letter, hamburger declared settlement monitoring reflects no additional settlement occurred. even though data released by the city shows the tower tilted another quarter inch in four days. when that third support pile was installed, which is alarming to geotechnical engineers like bob pike. >> here is the data. this shows the rate of settlement during the installation of that first 24-inch pile. hamburger said no additional settlement. >> reporter: brown peace followup report describes what could have happened. crews hit a pile of loose sand. they had to use truck loads of extra concrete grout to fill it all back in. his report says the same thing happened two other times back in august. before fix work was first halted as a precaution. none of those findings had been released publicly, and the city kept the firm off site and had them only analyze data provided to them. >> this is not a proper review. >> reporter: pike says dan brown's earlier critical report are proof of the value of first-hand authorization. >> the review needs to be on site and have full access t

these kind of nations shows what the halston plants and hamburg would look like. if all the cars and traffic signs were gone, making room for trees and grass, it could be a square of paradise for cyclists and pedestrians. but it actually looks like this, much to the displeasure of hamburg graphic designer yon kaminsky. he would like to see fundamental changes, which is why he began making animations of how he believed streets should be been on for next week. so again, the project got started with the beginning of the cobit pandemic, smarts, in which i looked around and thought of. i don't want to just sit and wait for the changes we need, like i want to contribute read august i. and as a visual designer, i can change urban spaces up or before and on. young kaminsky thinks gray streets and dreary squares should be transformed around the world. or at least in animations to start like here in new york city. and in belgium's capital rustles and germany's capital berlin the graphic designer launch social media accounts under the name utopia. for bicyclist. as paul may

now hamburg is showcasing its nearly 200 but in bronzes one last time before returning them. by con, but he's an object. these objects were taken by force, so it's only right that they should be returned now says on as a full collection to their place of origin, this distance busiest, cause i'm tough to look in. van. a delegation arrives at the museum from nigeria. the visitors are seeing many of the art works for the 1st time. well, it's emotional for me because this on or not, it walks a lot for them. this are pieces that actually touches on all aspects of their life rigid form of ritual, religion, political, historical a. so many other things, visitors to museums often see a history that's been stolen, asked exhibit points out. awareness of that injustice has been rising, including in germany. some $1200.00, been in bronze, us can still be found in museums in berlin, leipzig, cologne, and bremen. what ended up here and how research on the pieces origins, huss gained a new importance as he could and from eden, albeit. you can trace each object who brought it here and what t

investigators say the off duty officer was dining inside nations giant hamburgers when a man walked in and tried to rob the place at gunpoint. ktvu see azenith smith is in the newsroom after talking to a witness. yes, i spoke with that cashier who was held up at gunpoint and she is understandably upset. the sheriff's office tonight identified this aspect as a 29 year old man from richmond. most skin. why. coming incident. customers turned away at nations giant hamburgers on san pablo avenue in san pablo, closed sunday night employees traumatized after what happened earlier in the day came in had gone. pointed arrows can't really describe how i feel. after that. just shaken up the restaurants, cashier whose identity we're protecting, says the man wearing a hooded sweatshirt walked inside the hamburger joint around 11 30 in the morning. he then told her to open the cash register. as she looked down. she saw he was holding a gun and feared for her life. the one talking to him he was he was talking to me. how. if anyone would have been shot, i would have been the first one to get shot. coi

an analyst at the university of applied sciences in hamburg. thank you very much indeed for joining us. next, angela merkel bidding farewell to public office, leader -- leaving to the sound of a song by the godmother of german punk. when burkle lived in east germany, she said the -- merkel lived in east germany, and she said the song reminded her of her younger days. >> standing here in front of your today, i feel humility and gravity above all. humility before the office that i was allowed to exercise for so long, and gratitude for the trust i was allowed to experience. i was always aware that trust is the most important asset in politics. this is anything but self-evident, and for that, i thank you from the bottom of my heart. mark: angela merkel, outgoing german chancellor, reflecting on her time in office. she leaves officially today. russia and the united states are on a collision course over a border conflict in ukraine. a special meeting in sweden between u.s. secretary of state antony blinken and russian foreign minister sergei lavrov,

these kind of nations shows what the halston plants and hamburg would look like. if all the cars and traffic signs were gone, making room for trees and grass. it could be a square of paradise for cyclists and pedestrians. but it actually looks like this, much to the displeasure of hamburg graphic designer yon kaminsky. he would like to see fundamental changes, which is why he began making animations of how he believed streets should be been on, flung out of quicksilver, getting the project got started with the beginning of the cobit pandemic, marson, which i looked around and thought of, i don't want to just sit and wait for the changes we need, like i want to contribute. read august i and as a visual designer, i can change urban spaces up or before and on. young kaminsky thinks gray streets and dreary squares should be transformed around the world. or at least in animations to start like here in new york city. and in belgium's capital rustles and germany's capital berlin. the graphic designer launch social media accounts under the name utopia. for bicyclist. as p

now hamburg is showcasing its nearly 200 but in bronzes one last time before returning them by come by these object. these objects were taken by force, so it's only right that they should be returned. now says i'm as a full collection to their place of origin. rickety stuff busiest, some tough to look in with. a delegation arrives at the museum from nigeria. the visitors are seeing many of the art works for the 1st time. well, it's emotional for me because this or not, or not it walks a lot for them. this are pieces, but actually touches on all aspects of their life, rented from ritual on religion, political, historical, a so many other things. visitors to museums often see a history that's been stolen, asked, exhibit points out. awareness of that injustice has been rising, including in germany, some $1200.00 and in bronze us can still be found in museums in berlin, leipzig, cologne, and bremen. what ended up here and how research on the pieces, origins, husky and, and you importance. he couldn't for needing of yet, you can trace each object who brought it here and what that person's r

it showed me this hamburger bikini, cellar stage apparel.o, i love spending money, i might as well just buy it. i bought it with no intentions. and then i was like, oh -- what am i wearing for my special? let's do that. also it came from new zealand. it was a whole journey. also i have a sexy pig costume that i don't know where i'm going to wear that either. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: do you know how to pole dance? is it a skill of yours? >> yeah. i've been taking classes for, like, three years or so. i love strippers. my god, i love strippers. >> jimmy: you do? [ laughter ] what is it that you love about strippers? [ cheers and applause ] >> right? yes. >> jimmy: there are quite a few guys nervously not clapping. [ laughter ] >> they're like, not me! no, support sex workers, i love them. athleticism. the acting. like they like the person. [ laughter ] it's just so impressive. >> jimmy: what's the first time you went to a strip club, do you remember? >> yeah, it was in kansas. it was this club called babydolls. >> jimmy: in kansas? >> i was on t

now hamburg is showcasing its nearly 200 but in bronzes one last time before returning them by somebody's object. these objects were taken by force, so it's only right that they should be returned now says on as a full collection to their place of origin, this distance busy. it's because i'm tough to look, give them. a delegation arrives at the museum from nigeria. the visitors are seeing many of the art works for the 1st time. well, it's emotional for me because this on or not, it walks a lot for them. this are pieces that actually touches on all aspects of their life rigid from ritual religion, political, historical a. so many other things, visitors to museums often see a history that's been stolen, asked exhibit points out. awareness of that and justice has been rising, including in germany. some $1200.00, been in bronze, us can still be found in museums in berlin, leipzig, cologne, and bremen. what ended up here and how research on the pieces, origins, husky and, and you importance as he couldn't from eden or b as you can trace each object who brought it here and what that person's re

>> reporter: in his letter to the city, hamburger says there is potential the building can tilt another three inches even with the 18 pile design. >> should be a complete review of the situation and consideration of whether at this stage it is possible to implement some other better longterm solution. >> reporter: a spokesperson says they've received hamburger's letter and are beginning their analysis. >> we have been looking into the issues with millennium tower fix for months. you can see previous investigations on kpix.com. >>> 5:45. freezing temps and heavy fog did nothing to stop skiers and snowboarders from hitting the slopes at the mountain high ski resort. while the drive was clear, the winter storm will change for the return home. >> coming up here, it was pretty mellow. no snow. >> no snow at all. >> getting home will probably be more tricky. >> come prepared. the road gets bad and they don't always get it plowed in time. make sure you pack the chains or have ur wheel drive. be prepared and smart. >> with a few days left for break, school aged kids said fr it sure does look li

now martin dolton martin is a member of the hamburg parliament for the left party. you are indeed very welcome to the program. chancellor schultz has only been in office for around a week, and his government's already sparked a major diplomatic incident with russia. is this the start of a more hawkish approach towards moscow? oh, i'm a bit afraid it could be. i hope it will not be, but i'm afraid it could be especially the gentleman for him. it's not bad luck. she has a very aggressive pretence towards moscow. i don't know how far she quoted natured expulsion with chance. i think she should have been some coordination. but i think it's a very bad signal, especially when you look at the evidence, which doesn't seem to be very clear all there can be doubt and whether there have been doing at all. so it's an impulse to an escalate to spiral, which i will like should be imposed more because we need dialogue, especially in that time. but i'm afraid there is some actors in the less than capitalist fears to want to have more to get out of the economic crisis. but i hope th

and a collection of looted african ard, has a final showing at a museum in the german city of hamburg. the benign bronzes will soon be returning to nigeria. ah, a marion evans theme, it's good to have you with us. the army kron variant of the corona virus has much of europe on alert. across the continent, governments are introducing new restrictions as they brace for a 5th wave of infections. and in the u. k, london's mayor has responded to a huge surgeon cases by declaring 8 major incident. the measure is designed to help authorities coordinate their response to the virus. the city in crisis mode, luminous being hit hard by the omi chron variant of the corona virus. it is already overtaken delta, as the dominant strain here, driving up infections, and forcing the may of london to react. what incredibly concerned by the huge surge in the on the kron variance of the last 24 hours. we've had the largest number of new cases. since they said pandemic began more than $26000.00 hostile emissions are going up. but also stop absences. i got up by massive level. so i've taken the fission in co

each german state has its own characteristics, 3 of them. berlin, hamburg, and bremen, our city states. the others are geographically defined, states yet differ according to their size, population density, and cultural and landscape features. so while destinations do, travelers had fall when visiting germany the varia with its state capital munich, continues to be the number one choice, the visitors to germany, even if their numbers, if orland due to the corona virus pandemic. before cove at 19 struck, bavaria welcomed almost 21000000 people. in 2020 the states still accommodated some 7100000 foreign visitors. ah ah. the reason why people are drawn to bavaria are pretty clear. let's start with a breathtaking beauty of the alps. but various home to that. so spitzer 2962 meters tall. it's germany's highest mountain peak since 2017. a new gondola has whisked travelers up to the top in just minutes from here. visitors are treated to fabulous alpine panorama weather permitting on the plateau under the summit that such pizza has just the thing for winter sports enthusiasts. the highest ski a

conductor, here in 2006, he left for the bavarian state opera in munich, before eventually moving on to hamburg. but nagondo still feels a strong bond with the berlin orchestra and emotion. he knows how to channel for the audience. it is important to have a very intimate and emotional spiritual, physical contact with the music, or as an interpreter. but during the moment of making music for the audience. and you have to have enough to us since at the same time that you can really be objective in terms of how we're performing to, to public. so the public can feel it. ah ah ah ah ah a day earlier nagondo was leading the final rehearsal in the berlin philharmonic concert hall perfection. kent nagondo once said in an interview should always be the goal. anything else would be a betrayal of both art and audience in november, 2021. kent nagondo celebrated his 70th birthday, not long before he published his book, 10 lessons of my life in which he described some of the encounters that influence and inspired him. in 1979 nagondo sent some of his orchestral recordings to french composer and conduct or la

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>> first of all, good morning from hamburg. yes, you're right.ed case numbers are pretty high constantly at the moment. and as the laboratories at the moment are at their limits, it's difficult to say how complete these reports are. we see the measures have been in place or starting to become in place even stronger in some federal states today and over the coming days. and already in some hard-hit states, you can see leveling-off levels or even slow decline. but it's -- it's very difficult to say at the moment because the levels are pretty high. >> and in the meantime, the hospital systems are buckling already with very little spare capacity in intensive care, if any. >> exactly. there are regional differences. in the south and especially southeast of the country, the hospitals are overcrowded, and patients have been flown out to other parts of the country in hospitals where still capacity is available. >> they're in crisis mode for sure. you're saying that you expect that in germany and perhaps else where in europe as well, given how high the in

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what are we thinking, hamburgers? steak?>> turkey. >> some deer back legs. >> and a turkey. >> a phone. your own cellphone? >> yes. >> are you on the nice list this year? >> so far. >> mom, is she on the nice list? >> so far. >> the gift of sleep as a mom. that's what i like is sleep. >> that number one on the wish list? a little bit of sleep maybe? >> lots of sleep, lots of sleep. >> we like to bake a lot of cookies. >> love that, what's your speciality? >> gingerbread. >> whaisy spk maconia >> say again? [ speaking in foreign language ] >> did i do okay? >> yes. ♪ ♪ >> the best way to spread christmas cheer is -- >> singing loud for all to hear! ♪ jingle bells ♪ ♪ jingle bells ♪ ♪ jingle all the way ♪ ♪ and all the reindeer loved him as they shouted out with glee ♪ ♪ yippee!♪ ♪ have yourself a merry little christmas ♪ ♪ let your days be bright ♪ >> what's your least-favorite christmas song? >> the one that's number one, "all i want for christmas is you." >> we have a mariah hater in the midst. ♪ i don't want a lot for chri

investigators say the off duty officer was dining inside nations giant hamburgers when a man walked in and tried to rob the place at gunpoint. get two views. azenith smith joins us in the newsroom after speaking to a witness as well, christina. i spoke with that cashier tonight who is understandably distraught. most skin. why. common incident. customers turned away at nations giant hamburgers on san pablo avenue in san pablo, closed sunday night employees traumatized after what happened earlier in the day gone, pointed at us can't really describe how i feel. after that. just shaken up the restaurants cashier whose identity we're protecting, says a man wearing a hooded sweatshirt walked inside the hamburger joint. around 11 30 in the morning. he then told her to open the cash register. as she looked down. she saw he was holding a gun and feared for her life. that was the one talking to him. he was he was talking to me. if anyone would have been shot, i would have been the first one to get shot. coincidentally she says, a customer was eating at the back of the restaurant. it turns out it

they come from hamburg, hanover blame and rust stock, dusseldorf, purveyors of pyrotechnics had been worried about their economic plight as denmark prepares for a more subdued and new year's celebration than usual. but now, business is booming. your height that may german customers have helped safe does it . so that's been nice. hemmings in estimates that this year german customers account for 65 percent of the shops turn over. so it looks like, even though the brandenburg gate party is strictly no spectators, nightclubs will be closed and all indoor venues will be off limits to the on vexed . germans will still be able to make some noise to welcome in the new year. here's a reminder of the tough business story we're following for you. this. our stock markets are in a feat mode as the year draws for close investors sense the impact of the i'm a crohn corona virus variant might not be as serious as previously feared on pablo foliage in berlin for more business needs, check out our website, d, w, dot com, ford slash business and were also on d t w news and youtube channel. and you can

comment incident customers turned away at nations giant hamburgers on san pablo avenue in san pablo,sed sunday night employees traumatized after what happened earlier in the day. had a gun pointed at us can't really describe how i feel. after that . just shaken up the restaurants cashier whose identity we're protecting, says a man wearing a hooded sweatshirt walked inside the hamburger joint. around 11 30 in the morning. he then told her to open the cash register. as she looked down. she saw he was holding a gun and feared for her life. that was the one talking to him. he was he was talking to me. if anyone would have been shot, i would have been the first one to get shot. coincidentally she says, a customer was eating at the back of the restaurant. it turns out it was a uc berkeley police sergeant. not on the clock, he yelled at him to drop his weapon. and did he drop the weapon or now? i'm not sure we've ran with my rand hand i all of her was a bun shock. i don't know how many were shot. i just heard one. the suspect was taken to a local hospital where he died. the sheriff's office

germany is rushing to get a vaccine booster shot to its critical workers, like these firefighters and hamburg before the new cove. at 19 variant becomes dominant here, while daily cases are sinking across the country, experts more in the dreaded wave could arrive just after christmas. it's empress and there schnell is excellent. and so it's a rapid exponential increase i talk with once. if you take the conservative estimate that cases double every 3 days, or what scientists and britain are reporting every 2 days. and if i don't know, you only need a pocket calculator to see that that's extremely fast bonds. and while vaccines are the 1st line of defense, germany's government is preparing new restrictions for as early as next week, even for the fully vaccinated. like to send off not by to that we will have further restrictions on private contacts. so we're well prepared for the spread of the new virus mutation all over europe hos donahue, violin novel pals, fight it. what the new curves will look like is unclear. that still needs to be discussed with the leaders of germany states. but it seems

they come from hamburg, hanover bremond, rostock, dusseldorf. purveyors of pyrotechnics had been worried about their economic plight . as denmark prepares for a more subdued and new year's celebration than usual, but now business is booming. your height that the german customers have helped safe does it? so that's been nice. hemmings in estimates that this year german customers account for 65 percent of the shops turn over. so it looks like, even though the brandenburg gate party is strictly no spectators, nightclubs will be closed and all indoor venues will be off limits to the un vexed germans will still be able to make some noise to welcome in the new that's all from me in the business same here in berlin from o, from as do had to our website d dot com slash business. you can also find is only doing use youtube channel and facebook with well, to the dark side where intelligence agencies are pulling the strings. there was a before 911 and after 911, he says after 911, the clubs came off. were organized crime rules. were conglomerates make their own laws? work through what's vague. it d

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oh, i'm more than 11000 protesters flooded the streets of hamburg. that's opponents of tighter cobit measures came out across the country. oh, so so flying in london, these protesters say they've had enough room. 5000 of them marched against the latest round of concrete restrictions in the u. k. tier, the more transmissible on a cron barrington's force the government to tight restrictions. but scientists, a warning that even more must be done and fast. if the country wants to stop hospital admissions from sword, all of the meetings that we've attended in so far as the network is concerned with modeling is taking place. this message is clear that this looks like it's the calm before the storm. ah, it's a problem across europe. searching cases, obama crohn increased frustration that restrictions to combat it. in austria, several people protesting of vaccine mandate, were arrested after demonstrations gone increasingly out of control. thousands of protesters in france also took to the streets to express during grover vaccine, past being discussed by the

each german state has its own characteristics, 3 of them, berlin, hamburg, and bremen, our city states. the others are geographically defined. states yet differ according to their size, population density, and cultural and landscape features. so while destinations do travellers had fall when visiting germany the varia with its state capital munich continues to be the number one choice of visitors to germany. even if their numbers have orland due to the corona virus pandemic, before cove at 19 struck, bavaria welcomed almost 21000000 people. in 2020 the states still accommodated some 7100000 foreign visitors with the reason why people are drawn to bavaria are pretty clear. let's start with a breathtaking beauty of the alps. but various home to that. so spitzer 2962 meters tall. it's germany's highest mountain peak since 2017. a new gondola has whisked travelers up to the top in just minutes. from here, visitors are treated to fabulous alpine panoramas weather permitting on the plateau under the summit that such spitzer has just the thing for winter sports enthusiasts . the highest ski a