let's take a look at some video right now that shows john berlin the winemaker demonstrating his skills. trials motorcycling it's a sport where writers go really slow and navigate difficult terrain while keeping their and it's this. >>by that berlin use patrolled out and helping spot with a glass fire was burning. >>there's some video he said he gave showed us of the show's structure burning. he says he wrote from sunday to sunday writing 18 to 20 hours a day and went through 15 tanks of gas. he was unable firefighter 25 years ago and knows the terrain so he says he didn't feel like he was in any danger. he'd use the intel he gathered and passed it on to cal fire strike teams to help them deploy their resources wisely. >>i wasn't trying to be here. it is more a case of. the information to the professionals and letting them do what they do best, you know it's a it's a no way to go what is most threatened at a certain point in time they can do what they've been out to do which is to put out the fire. >>this is not a solo effort there were other vineyard crews from at least one other winer

>>winemaker john berlin is demonstrating his skills at trials motorcycling it's a sport where riders go slow and navigate difficult terrain while keeping their balance. and it's this bike that berlin used to patrol spring mountain helping spawn with a glass fire was burning. sometimes getting really close the flames. >>i was in there when the fight was happening so sort of riding with was fire all around so that was definitely. >>i'm here's video showing one structure up in flames. he says he rode from sunday to sunday writing 18 to 20 hours a day and went through 15 tanks of gas. he was unable firefighter 25 years ago and knows the terrain so he says he didn't feel like he was in danger he passed the intel he gathered on to cal fire strike teams to help them deploy their resources wisely doesn't try to be fair it is more a case of. >>the information to the professionals and letting them do what they do best, you know it's a it's a no way to go what is most threatened at a certain point in time they can do what they've been out to do which is to put out the fire. he also kept his eva

winemaker john berlin is demonstrating his skills at trials motorcycling it's a sport where riders go slow and navigate difficult terrain while keeping your balance. >>and it's this bike that berlin used to patrol spring mountain, helping spawn with a glass fire was burning. sometimes getting really close the flames. >>i was in there when the fight was happening so sort of riding with was fire all around so that was definitely. >>here's video showing one structure up in flames. he says he rode from sunday to sunday writing 18 to 20 hours a day and went through 15 tanks of gas. he was unable firefighter 25 years ago and knows the terrain so he says he didn't feel like he was in danger he passed the intel he gathered on to cal fire strike teams to help them deploy their resources wisely i wasn't trying to be here. is more a case of. >>the information to the professionals and letting them do what they do best, you know it's a it's a no way to go what is most threatened at a certain point in time they can do what they've been out to do which is to put out the fire. he also kept his evacua

winemaker john berlin is demonstrating his skills at trials motorcycling. >>it's a sport where riders go slow and navigate difficult terrain while keeping their balance and it's this bike that berlin used to patrol spring mountain, helping spawn with a glass fire was burning. sometimes getting really close the flames. >>i was in there when the fight was happening so sort of riding with was fire all around so that was definitely. >>here's video showing one structure up in flames. he says he rode from sunday to sunday writing 18 to 20 hours a day and went through 15 tanks of gas. he was unable firefighter 25 years ago and knows the terrain so he says he didn't feel like he was in danger he passed the intel he gathered on to cal fire strike teams to help them deploy their resources wisely i wasn't trying to be here. is more a case of. >>the information to the professionals and letting them do what they do best, you know it's a it's a no way to go what is most threatened at a certain point in time they can do what they've been out to do which is to put out the

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>>winemaker john berlin is demonstrating his skills at trials motorcycling it's a sport where riders go slow and navigate difficult terrain while keeping your balance and it's this bike that berlin used to patrol spring mountain helping spawn with a glass fire was burning. sometimes getting really close the flames. >>i was in there when the fight was happening so sort of riding with was fire all around so that was definitely. >>here's video showing one structure up in flames. he says he rode from sunday to sunday writing 18 to 20 hours a day and went through 15 tanks of gas. he was unable firefighter 25 years ago and knows the terrain so he says he didn't feel like he was in danger he passed the intel he gathered on to cal fire strike teams to help them deploy their resources wisely i wasn't trying to be this is more a case of. >>the information to the professionals than letting them do what they do best, you know it's a it's a no way to go what is most threatened at a certain point in time they can do what they've been out to do which is to put out the fire. he also kept his evacuat

glass fire in the north bay and more stories of heroism are emerging from the fire zone winemaker john berlin used his motorcycle as you see here too. patrol spring mountain. he was looking out for hot spots. he says that he road for a week straight. his motorbike 18 to 20 hours a day. he was a navy firefighter 25 years ago and he used that to put that to good use in ticket checking for hotspots and making sure that everybody was safe. >>i wasn't trying to be here. is more a case of. the information to the professionals than letting them do what they do best, you know it's a it's a no way to go what is most threatened at a certain point in time they can do what they've been out to do which is to put out the fire. >>berlin's neighbors also praised him for keeping an eye out and updating them on their wineries. >>well let's get a check of weather and traffic john has a look at the forecast. let's start there in the weather center good morning john good morning guys favorable conditions in the vicinity of the fire yesterday into today with low clouds even a little bit of drizzle out there this m

fire in the north bay and there are more stories of heroism emerging from the fire zone winemaker john berlins dirt bike looking for hot spots on spring mountain. every day for a week straight he says for 18 to 20 hours a day he would look out and then passed the information on to cal fire to help them deploy their resources. >>i wasn't trying to be here. is more a case of. the information to the professionals and letting them do what they do best, you know it's a it's a no way to go what is most threatened at a certain point in time they can do what they've been out to do which is to put out the fire. >>berlin's neighbors say they're also thankful that he was updating them about their homes and their wineries. >>here's another quick look at your seven-day around the bay forecast as we take a look at the weekend ahead. so here's the deal there is still that slight chance of a sprinkle or 2 on saturday to real slight at this point the john is showing us that the moisture stream coming off the pacific was kind of breaking up before it got to the bay area. so unfortunately not like we're going g

>>winemaker john berlin is demonstrating his skills at trials motorcycling it's a sport where riders go slow and navigate difficult terrain while keeping their balance. and it's this bike that berlin used to patrol spring mountain helping spawn with a glass fire was burning. sometimes getting really close the flames. >>i was in there when the fight was happening so sort of riding with was fire all around so that was definitely. >>i'm for here's video showing one structure up in flames. he says he rode from sunday to sunday writing 18 to 20 hours a day and went through 15 tanks of gas. he was unable firefighter 25 years ago and knows the terrain so he says he didn't feel like he was in danger he passed the intel he gathered on to cal fire strike teams to help them deploy their resources wisely i wasn't trying to be fair it is more a case of. >>the information to the professionals than letting them do what they do best, you know it's a it's a no way to go what is most threatened at a certain point in time they can do what they've been out to do which is to put out the fire. he also kep

winemaker john berlin. as you can see here using his dirt bike to look for hot spots on spring mountain he would ride for a straight week, he says 18 to 20 hours a day and then passed the information on to cal fire. >>i wasn't trying to be here. is more a case of. the information to the professionals than letting them do what they do best, you know it's a it's a no way to go what is most threatened at a certain point in time they can do what they've been out to do which is to put out the fire. >>berlin's neighbors also say they're thankful that he was out there constantly looking at their homes their neighborhoods or wineries and updating them. >>55 and still ahead on the kron 00:04am morning news. we're going to have more on the containment efforts and we'll tell you how much the glass fire has burned since we've been following that story and it's been 3 years since the tubbs fire tore through a north bay neighborhood leveling entire. while many neighborhoods and killing nearly 2 dozen people will tell you

fire in the north bay and there are more stories of heroism emerging from the fire zone winemaker john berlin his dirt bike around looking for hot spots on spring mountain. for a week straight he says he tried 8 18 to 20 hours a day and then passed the information to cal fire to help them be able to deploy their resources wisely. >>i wasn't trying to be fair it is more a case of. the information to the professionals and letting them do what they do best, you know it's a it's a no way to go what is most threatened at a certain point in time they can do what they've been out to do which is to put out the fire. >>berlin's neighbors also praised him for constantly updating them about their neighborhoods, their homes and wineries. >>and today feel like fall yet again if you liked yesterday to like today's feel too at the coast expect some low 60's bit of cloud cover but some sunshine trying to dig its way back out to i've got your forecast ahead. >>and we're tracking your commute around the bay area this friday morning it's going to be a nice trip into san francisco at least for now it's moved and

business i'm john on in berlin thanks for joining us ongoing trade wars have made it a tough time for multilateral trade as it turns out choosing the future leader of the world trade organization isn't any easier members failed to unanimously come to an agreement nigeria's ngozi o'connor was supported by every member country except the united states who instead backed south korean trade minister you he. on goes the a conduit way alla looks set to gain the top post of the w t o after 4 months of campaigning against 7 other candidates the nominations committee proposed the 1st african and 1st female leader to its 164 members all countries supported the nomination with a notable exception of. one delegation could not support the candidacy of doctoring. and said they would continue to support south korean minister you know that delegation was the united states of america that the u.s. is the only country left backing south korea's you myung hee the w t o could go ahead and appoint dr goes the anyway but is hoping instead to get the u.s. on signed i think the overwhelming preference of eve

sides to implement an immediate cease fire and to return to negotiations if either party by john's ambassador in berlin that appeal does not go far enough. calling for a cease fire is not so effective it makes no sense cease fire ok and after that. i mean ian's in germany are also angry in september some of them demonstrated outside angle america's chancellery office they want berlin to condemn azerbaijan and its ally turkey. this is a. point of view it's very important that the german government should clearly and directly speak out and condemn the aggression by azerbaijan as well as clearly pointing out the extremely negative role played by turn a king's been in. the is very side denies turkey is directly involved in the conflict and believes it has international law on its side. what we wish above all is that calls are received by the german side that a strong signal is sent that the status quo cannot continue the occupation must end and the occupied territories must be liberated and. the war of words over no gone back is raging and perhaps making it more difficult to reach a cease fire on the groun

back in 2018 there were smiles all round in berlin when john. many in bolivia signed the lithium mining pact it wasn't tested iraq china lucky enough to seal the deal with a c.i. systems a medium sized company from barton vuitton bag their winning idea as a stable plan to extract the metal using an efficient new method. panfilo in his community are in favor of lithium extraction with the help of the germans but they feel left out of the process and are asking for financial compensation. residents have to share in the profits because we'll feel the effects of lithium industrialization here in our community. one of the opponents of the project distrusts the germans and the deal in general is. they want to mine our raw material behind our backs with their 70 year contract the germans may be a good partner but they have need of the financial resources nor the technology. the opponents are simply misinformed says economist here neighbor mero who launched the project with the gentleman from. fortunately our project is at risk of falling victim to poli

but i'm pretty new business on morning joe johns in berlin good to have you with us u.s. carriers american airlines and united airlines have said they will put a combined 32000 workers on unpaid leave starting thursday after a government payroll support program expired at midnight republicans and democrats this week making a last ditch effort to a bipartisan stimulus package that could include support for the airline industry but divisions between the 2 sides remain. vacant airport check in counters half empty planes this is the state of the travel industry and the wake of the coronavirus travel restrictions have dealt a major blow to u.s. airlines and to the workers they employ tens of thousands of u.s. airline employees who are put on unpaid leave thursday as washington our means and over help for the industry. i mean i don't know how to feel right now do i feel sad i feel scared i feel angry and frustrated there are so many emotions that are holding through my veins and through the veins of you know $8000.00 other american airlines flight attendants to trumpet ministra

but both countries say they'll share the list with other european union members when i from john mccain in berlin. for weeks the french and german governments have been pressing the russian government to investigate the circumstances that led to the poisoning of alex in avonlea on board a flight over siberia poisoning with the navi chuck nerve agent a chemical weapon they called also for the people who carried out to be prosecuted but the fact that that has not happened means that for the french and german governments their patience is running out this is how the foreign minister here in berlin addressed the matter in the german parliament she had up what does for us it is a serious violation of civic rights committed with a chemical nerve agent who firmly believe that this cannot remain without consequence this is why we will be coordinating a joint response with our partners within the european union and also within the o.p.c. w of the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons over the next few days the 2 governments have put out a joint statement which is unequivocal in its condemna

in a german military ambulance and the tests were conducted by a german military laboratory in berlin john folks give us your thoughts on it john lott williams national affairs expert we'll let you get on with the day thank you very much you to. some other new scuffles broke out between anti-government demonstrators and israeli security forces in tel aviv tuesday. hundreds gathered to finance the government's anti coronavirus restrictions the protesters are also demanding the resignation of israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu they dismiss the government's pandemic measures as a distraction from the corruption scandal while the prime minister himself has denied any wrongdoing is what some of the protesters have had to say. of course that is the this crisis in order to remain in the sea to avoid the to avoid is try and we are afraid it is trying to. create. a civil war between us 1st we need like we did it and we are all. these because these thing stealing our democracy he's doing things and he's a. very strong very strong it will not stop until he resigns or moved away. and we get ri

now we've got john mccain in berlin reporting on the situation in germany and elsewhere in europe. this is the reality of covidien ukraine another life claimed by a virus whose 2nd wave is now sweeping across europe here in the town of stepanek a hospital designed for 100 people now has 106 corona patients alone. we are catastrophic li short of doctors the pressure is incredible and the infectious department we have one doctor per $47.00 patients. around the continent the number of new infections is surging austria has announced its highest daily figures so far in poland 2 unprecedented numbers of people are testing positive for the virus prompting the government to say it will introduce a general mask rule for all people outdoors and perhaps impose a state of emergency elsewhere as here in belgium the spike in cases has forced ministers to say no more than 4 people will be allowed to meet together in public but in spain the rate of new infections has slowed in recent days and a partial lockdown for the capital has been thrown out by a madrid court which said it infringed people's

berlin. spoiled new mind tell john moritz list his debut in his 1st start for the capital club who says sport after just 13 minutes. miles needed plenty of luck to take that scoreline into the 2nd half of a small success for least one could say. but it's led by their captain christopher tunnel only on piled on the pressure after the break marcos in the bouts and making it to neil. and the captain set up martin free device after the hour mark to make it a no. play to neons highest ever win in the bundesliga was then secured by new boys a well for young paolo. born to play the full length club's clever signings are already showing plenty of promise and cutting loose as they down to meet mine and some. good. sometimes the beautiful game. it is full of fairy tales just 35 seconds after stepping onto the pitch for a spooney on palin debut show will play young polo found the next well plus for my to get. it. would be. said to be in a pretty crazy if you just move the time to go on tuesday. starting on wednesday in training going to training center for the game and always has to come into the game i

because a student in berlin i was there when john f. kennedy was a simpler team he was highly popular just like american music and the american lifestyle were also popular especially in the sixty's it's. only 2 days after kennedy's speech soviet leader nikita khrushchev visited east berlin we are in the cold war he said and i too am a berliner the us president had captured the hearts of west berliners in just one day khrushchev visit lasted 3 days and was soon forgotten. this american rocket was designed not to launch missiles but to overtake the soviets in space. in 1961 kennedy had pledged to put an american on the moon by the end of the decade up to 400000 people worked on the apollo project named after the greek god of light the massive effort what finally overcome the humiliation of sputnik. kennedy would not be able to witness his country's triumph he was assassinated in 1963 the launch site was named in his honor the kennedy space center. it was the site where apollo 11 was to blast off on july 16th 1969. the moon landing 4 days

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john campbell in the u.k. tonight and my colleague shots here in berlin to both of you thank you. and britain for. a while most of the world continues to struggle with the economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic china's latest quarterly figures appear to show the country is on an economic rebound government figures show that economic growth in the 3rd quarter was up 4.9 percent compared to the same time last year global demand for masks and other medical supplies boosted factory output and retail spending is now back at this now to pre virus levels unbelievable with beijing saying it has the disease under control the recovery in the world's 2nd biggest economy already seems well underway while this bring in jeremy gogu he's the editor and chief of the u.s. based china focused news platforms such china he joins us tonight from nashville tennessee it's good to see you again jeremy i mean it's impressive stuff that we're getting from china right now reporting a nearly 5 percent growth despite the pandemic doesn't that vindicate beijing's clear policy tough lockdowns last spring that the rest of

john campbell in the u.k. tonight and my colleague shots here in berlin to both of you thank you. and for. a while most of the world continues to struggle with the economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic china's latest quarterly figures appear to show the country is on an economic rebound government figures show that economic growth in the 3rd quarter was up 4.9 percent compared to the same time last year global demand for masks and other medical supplies boosted factory output and retail spending is now back get this now to pre virus levels unbelievable with beijing saying it has the disease under control the recovery in the world's 2nd biggest economy already seems well underway while this bring in jeremy gogu he's the editor and chief of the u.s. based china focused news but form such china he joins us tonight from nashville tennessee it's good to see you again jeremy i mean it's impressive stuff that we're getting from china right now reporting nearly 5 percent growth despite the pandemic doesn't that vindicate beijing's clear policy tough lockdowns last spring that the rest of th

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john campbell in the u.k. tonight and my colleague michael scharf here in berlin to both of you thank you. and been for. a while most of the world continues to struggle with the economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic china's latest quarterly figures appear to show the country is on an economic rebound government figures show that economic growth in the 3rd quarter was up 4.9 percent compared to the same time last year global demand for masks and other medical supplies boosted factory output and retail spending is now back at this now to pre virus levels unbelievable with beijing saying it has the disease under control the recovery in the world's 2nd biggest economy already seems well underway while this bring in jeremy go court he's the editor and chief of the u.s. based in china focused news but form such china he joins us tonight from nashville tennessee it's good to see you again jeremy i mean it's impressive stuff that we're getting from china right now reporting a nearly 5 percent growth despite the pandemic doesn't that vindicate beijing's clear policy tough lockdowns last spring that the re

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this is it we knew it was live from berlin landmark lawsuit john google and the dot the u.s. government is suing google the trump ministration alleging that the tech giant abused its dominant dominance of the online search and advertising markets also coming up a curfew imposed in nigeria's commercial capital lagos to curb or anti police protests but demonstrators unfazed gathered in defiance will get the latest from reports spotted on the ground and. this city a gun just lies gather the peel meters away from the camp when the car of the people who live here never thought they would be done part of the fighting the billabong civilians pay the price as in the conflict threatens to spill beyond the disputed region a correspondent reports from azerbaijan. thank you so much for your company everyone the u.s. has filed a landmark anti trust lawsuit against google it alleges that the tech giant has been abusing its dominance as online search engine to fend off rivals will google controls about 90 percent of global web searches the company has long denied claims of unfair competitio

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business i'm john nelda milan in berlin thank you very much for joining us as the 2nd wave of coronavirus rolls through europe things are turning from bad to worse for hard hit industries like aviation germany's flagship carrier love tons of announced monday that it switching into a kind of winter mode here's what that means exactly only a few weeks ago companies like lufthansa thought the worst was over but like its industry counterparts most of the german flag carriers fleet is grounded of tons or is losing half a 1000000 euros an hour it's only operating 25 percent of flights. 27000 of the airlines 130000 jobs hang in the balance. 2 thirds of its employees are already on short time work. officers are being closed down. the situation for the competition is equally dramatic. other industries are also increasingly feeling the effects of the 2nd wave of the coronavirus pandemic the full institute's barometer of business confidence fell half a percentage point the coronavirus is back all over europe and that's hitting the economy hard the i.m.f. says spain will be hit hardest this year foll

for both countries say they'll share the lists with other european union members john mccain joins us now live from berlin dominic tell us more about the sanctions proposals. for weeks the french and german governments have been pushing the russian government to investigate the circumstances that led to the poisoning of election of army with a nerve agent with nabil chalk a chemical weapon which works on the most in your own functions of the human body and to investigate and then to prosecute those who carried out that poisoning their patients has clearly run out this is how the german foreign minister must address to parliament on the matter. she help or does for us it is a serious violation of civic rights committed with a chemical nerve agent who firmly believe that this cannot remain without consequence this is why we will be coordinating a joint response with our partners within the european union and also within the c.w. or the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons over the next few days . the joint statement put out by the 2 governments is unequivocal it says that the russian governm

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s emanuel johns on the story for us tonight here in berlin and i thank you. all staying here in germany but they were used to government has expanded restrictions in an area that has become a viral hotspot bars and restaurants are not allowed to hold more than 50 people and closing time is now 9 pm in western germany the situation is just as serious in the state of north wind was failure millions of residents are now required to wear face masks in public wearing a mask is mandatory in central gelsen cation and the room region of western germany the city was recently declared a high risk zone expanding the mask mandate was an important 1st step for the health department. the army or somebody should make sense as we have a situation where there is high population density in the commercial district when a lot of people are out shopping at certain times there are times of the week where these shops are relatively empty but the mask mandate is still in force for almost the entire ruler area with roughly $5100000.00 residents is now considered to be a coronavirus h

john campbell in the u.k. tonight and my colleague michael scharf here in berlin to both of you thank you. thank you brian thank. you while most of the world continues to struggle with the economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic china's latest quarterly figures appear to show the country is on an economic rebound government figures show that economic growth in the 3rd quarter was up 4.9 percent compared to the same time last year global demand for masked and other medical supplies boosted factory output and retail spending is now back at this now to pre virus levels unbelievable with beijing saying it has the disease under control the recovery in the world's 2nd biggest economy already seems well underway while this bring in jeremy go court he's the editor and chief of the u.s. based in china focused news but form sub he joins us tonight from nashville tennessee it's good to see you again jeremy i mean it's impressive stuff that we're getting from china right now reporting a nearly 5 percent growth despite the pandemic doesn't that vindicate beijing's clear policy tough lockdowns last

john. germany is rolling out new anti virus measures in berlin the country was doing better than anywhere else in europe for a while but it sets a record haul into any cases since the spring not everyone's happy with the new restrictions or cheese peter all of them picks up the story. strict coronavirus measures are coming back to berlin from the south today until at least the end of the month old restaurants local shops or any other business that would be open late at night will have to shut their doors at 11 pm until 6 in the morning coated cases are rising in germany at the fastest pace since made april as europe struggles with a new wave of infection the health minister says the new rules a needed because people and not taking the virus seriously. it isn't a programme with a lack of rules it is more a question of where certain rules are enforced and i think there is room for improvement in our beautiful capital city beautiful to be sure but what of germans make of the new measures. we want but to stop and that we in germany have this freedom democratic basic order again which was always fo

odd as to daintree and barely in cash because a student in berlin i was there when john f. kennedy was a simpler team he was highly popular just like american music and the american lifestyle were also popular as specially in the 60s it's. only 2 days after kennedy's speech soviet leader nikita khrushchev visited east berlin we are in the cold war he said and i too am a berliner the us president had captured the hearts of west berliners in just one day khrushchev's visit lasted 3 days and was soon forgotten. this american rocket was designed not to launch missiles but to overtake the soviets in space in 1961 kennedy had pledged to put an american on the moon by the end of the decade up to $400000.00 people worked on the apollo project named after the greek god of light the massive effort would finally overcome the humiliation of sputnik. kennedy would not be able to witness his country's triumph he was assassinated in 1983 the launch site was named in his honor the kennedy space center. it was the site where apollo 11 was to blast off on july 16th 1969. the moon landing 4 d

berlin. >> reporter: the democraic candidate, john kenny in new york and republican vice president richard nixon in los angeles. in fact, in the very studio where abc 7 broadcasts the news. part of a complex that was also home base to american band stand and the soap "general hospital." this debate turned out to be crucial. nixon has a razor thin edge in the polls. kenny nearly won the election. a survey later found more than half of all voters said they had been influenced by the televised debates that year. since then, they have been must-see tv. >> the debates are really the only time candidates are forced to be together. >> reporter: usc's gordon stable says the debates are not all about substance. the draw for many viewers is like reality tv. a surprise like a fly, an unexpected moment. >> facial responses or even their ability to make humor or light of an unscripted moment. there is a lieu mhumanity about debate because they aren't scripted. >> you're talking about zingers. >> absolutely. >> i won't exploit for political purposes my opponent's youth and inexperience. >> reporter: the

odd as to daintree and barely in cash because a student in berlin i was there when john f. kennedy was a simpler team he was highly popular just like american music and the american lifestyle were also popular that come as specially in the sixty's. only 2 days after kennedy's speech soviet leader nikita khrushchev visited east berlin we are in the cold war he said and i too am a berliner the us president had captured the hearts of west berliners in just one day khrushchev visit lasted 3 days and was soon forgotten. this american rocket was designed not to launch missiles but to overtake the soviets in space in 1961 kennedy had pledged to put an american on the moon by the end of the decade up to 400000 people worked on the apollo project named after the greek god of light the massive effort would finally overcome the humiliation of sputnik. kennedy would not be able to witness his country's triumph he was assassinated in 1963 the launch site was named in his honor the kennedy space center. it was the site where apollo 11 was to blast off on july 16th 1969. the moon landing

s emanuel johns on the story for us tonight here in berlin and i thank you all staying here in germany but they were used to government has expanded restrictions in an area that has become a viral hotspot bars and restaurants are not allowed to hold more than 50 people and closing time is now 9 pm in western germany the situation is just as serious in the state of north wind was failure millions of residents are now required to wear face masks in public wearing a mask is mandatory in central gelsen cation and the rumor region in western germany the city was recently declared a high risk zone expanding the mask mandate was an important 1st step for the health department. the army or somebody should make sense as we have a situation where there is high population density in the commercial district when a lot of people are out shopping at certain times there are times of the week where these shops are relatively empty but the mask mandate is still in force you must be almost the entire rural area with roughly $5100000.00 residents is now considered to be a coronavirus hotspot the mask man

s emanuel johns on the story for us tonight here in berlin thank you well here's a look at some of the other developments in the pandemic spain has become the 1st western european country to record 1000000 corona virus infections doubling its tally in just 6 weeks astra zeneca and oxford university say their vaccine trial will continue despite the death of a volunteer in brazil regulators say there are new concerns about the safety of the brazilian troil russia's president vladimir putin says he is not planning to impose any blanket restrictions to contain the pandemic his comments come as russia reported a record new daily death toll from the vice. here's a quick summary now of some of the other headlines from today thailand's prime minister says he will in the state of emergency that was imposed in the capital bangkok to suppress anti-government demonstrations it's the 7th consecutive day of protests protesters want the government to resign they want a new constitution and they want reforms to the monarchy in the u.s. the maker of the prescription painkiller oxy cotton will plead gui

funny fish our reporting for us there from john well it's a 9 years late and costed 3 times what was originally budgeted for berlin officially has a new airport a raft of design and construction issues are now in the past but far from forgotten for a project delivered at great reputational cost to a country that prides itself on efficiency the 1st flight a touchdown on saturday as operators i tried to look onward and upward. they've been waiting for this moment for a long time passengers strapping in for one of the very 1st flights to land at butlins new airport at times it seemed like this day might never arrive i think of the feeling i get that even though it took so long and there was a 9 year delay that just makes it an even bigger event wavin more excited. airline industry hot shots politicians and journalists nabbed almost all the spots for the short flight from munich lift hands as c.e.o. calls it a historic day to believe there will be a more perfect storm for remember because america would like the one we all bring to this requirement. not have come up. the samphire was somewhat muted given the challenges

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