earlier we spoke to our correspondent kate brady who is in one of the coronavirus hot spots in bavaria and we asked her how the germans would react if the government reimposed straight to locked on measures. well this is the big question and you have to remember as well that germany very lightly not only in the number of cases of 19 but also the number that's most of the extent to which there was a walk down in place here in germany we never saw measures like in neighboring france where people were only able to leave if they had a valid reason to do so and have to carry a piece of paper state that and so that could be a shock to the system if things weren't as going here in germany but of course during the summer months as well even talking to locals here today the idea that they could even face a local lockdown that that could still be a possibility that's just not something that people want to revisit right now particularly during the summer months but it still could become a reality. kate brady there reporting from the various coronavirus cases of also being rebounding in spain and

could be the beginning of a long process all how long the process be our political correspondent kate brady following this for us this morning to day to you kate was the outcome of that machall conti meeting. well what they say meeting really provided was the chance for both merkel and condi to underline that alliance going into these talks which kick off on friday and will continue into the weekend on saturday of course these are extremely important talks italy is one of the countries that stands to gain the most from this economic recovery package the eurozone and the e.u. level and of course that was one of the countries worst hit by the coded 19 pandemic so there is a lot hanging on these talks and also a lot of responsibility hanging on machall and germany of course germany is currently holding the presidency of the european council and making sure that there is a substantial financial recovery package for the eurozone in the light of the pandemic is very much of the 1st mammoth task for germany during its presidency so a lot of responsibility and a lot of pressure on germany going int

let's bring in kate brady with more on the story hi kate the interior minister there was very clear that right wing extremism is the biggest threat in germany right now and it's also on the rise what do the latest figures show. well what this report shows is that 2019 saw a 10 percent increase in the number 0 for right extremist cases here in germany up to more than 22000 and at the same time the report also lists some 32000 far right extremists now as well that's an 8000 an increase of 8000 people on last year's report not been largely attributed to the fact that thousands of supporters of the far right extremist wing of the a.f.p. the alternative for germany party now also have been listed as part of that group they've been under surveillance now since 2019 but one specific aspect of far right extremism that is their hope for a really emphasized in that press conference today was that of anti semitism here in germany which he described as a disgrace for germany she also talked about a left wing extremism kate what does the report show there well what we've seen that according to the re

over more of this let's bring in kate brady kate it sounds like the german health minister and senior public health officials around him are quite concerned about the wrist some tourism they certainly are concerned the school holidays are in full swing here in germany now and as we know thousands of people have headed abroad especially to that popular holiday destination the island of mayo and so one of the biggest concerns is not only for the health of the people who have been seeing as you say flouting those there's recommended distances social distancing rules and the wearing of masks while they're still on holiday so only their health that's at risk but also never turn by the risk put to other people on their return flights and also when they get back here to germany and as a german health minister again sponsored himself the last thing they want is for the island of new yorkers to become the next issue which of course is that ski resort in austria which became a hot spot for 19 and helped free to spread the pandemic across the virus sorry across europe what did spawn and his expe

and only political correspondent kate brady is in mumming and is following the story for us. the living and working conditions faced by many migrant seasonal workers here in germany have been no secret for many many years with local authorities often turning a blind eye in this particular case the local council sais that the hygiene concept in the rules in place to stop the spread of covert 19 among employees here wasn't adequately implemented the owner denies that saying that he's been left in the lurch by the bavarian state government in the meantime he and his almost 500 employees have been left in quarantine behind this fence with 24 hour security. vietnam is back on high alert after an hour break of the corona virus was confirmed in the city of dan and that's after weeks of no new cases being reported the government has reacted quickly and started evacuating a fact you're eating thousands of people it is also suspended all flights to and from down on for 15 days. this crowded airport lobby is a far cry from the beaches of done but for many people summer holidays have now

political correspondent kate brady is in lobbying and has been following this story for us the living and working conditions faced by many migrant seasonal workers here in germany have been no secret for many many years but the local authorities often turning a blind eye in this particular case the local council saying that the 1000 concepts in the rules in place to stop the spread of covert 19 among employees here wasn't adequately implemented the owner denies that saying that he's being left in the lurch by the bavarian state government in the meantime he and his almost 500 employees have been left in quarantine behind this fence with 24 hour security. here's a look at some of the other developments in the coronavirus pandemic. germany is requiring testing at airports for incoming travelers from high risk areas countries on the risky list include the united states brazil russia and turkey vietnam is evacuating some $80000.00 people from the resort of dad after dozens of people there tested positive for covert 19 in the u.s. the world's biggest vaccine study has started some 30000 pe

the new political correspondent kate brady is in miami and is following this story for us the living and working conditions faced by many migrant sees no workers here in germany have been no secret for many many years with local authorities often turning a blind eye in this particular case the local council says that the hygiene concept in the rules in place to stop the spread of coded 19 among employees here wasn't adequately implemented the owner didn't realize that saying that he's been left in the lurch by the bavarian state government in the meantime he and his almost 500 employees have been left in quarantine behind this fence with 24 hour security. take a look at some other stories making news around the world spanish prime minister pedro sanchez has called the united kingdom to reconsider its decision to place returning travelers under a mandatory 2 week quarantine due to a spike in covert in 1000 cases in an interview sanchez called the move disproportionate and said most of spain was safer than the u.k. . u.s. president donald trump's national security adviser robert o'brie

european council well with germany chairing the talks likes of bring in these political correspondent kate brady kate a china is figuring very prominently at today's talks with critics saying brussels has failed to take a tough line on beijing's draconian security law for hong kong where does germany stand on this. well germany has openly criticized this new security law and there have been a number of leading figures and politicians in recent weeks who have spoken more openly about this issue as well and even just yesterday the german president. in my ear said that there would be a lasting negative effects on relations between china and western democracies if this new national security law remained in place in hong kong now there had been a lot of hopes riding on the e.u. china conference or so much i say which was supposed to take place here in germany in the eastern city of lights in september that has been postponed coronavirus at least that's the official line that we heard from from officials here in germany and also in brussels so in the meantime heikal mass the german foreign minister ha

s political correspondent kate brady good morning to you kate of china is figuring very prominently its days foreign minister session with critics saying brussels has failed to take a tough line on beijing's draconian security law for hong kong for example where does germany stand on this. well germany has openly criticized this new national security law in place in hong kong now but many leading politicians and figures here in germany have been increasingly vocal in the last couple of weeks saying that simply doesn't go far enough and just yesterday in his interview the german president. said as well that there would be lasting negative effects on relations between china and western democracies if this national security law remains in place now as you mention that germany has now taken over the presidency of the european commission for the next 6 months and a lot of hopes in making progress on china relations particularly when it comes to addressing human rights abuses in china had been set on a big china summit that was set to take place in the eastern german city of lights in septemb

go for more on this now i'm joined by our correspondent kate brady good to see you are in bavaria tonight in the telling of many where there has been a significant corona virus outbreak a form i think there were more than $170.00 migrant workers who tested positive for the virus help or authorities there dealing with that situation where the farm has for the last few days now being under quarantine it's completely fenced off and the 24 hour security in place there as well no one's allowed to leave or and to the site without the correct authority and in the meantime to test senses attestations have been set up now here close to where that farm they said that locals and the 3000 more than 3000 people that live here manning can also go and get tested and say well so far it has been a very localized response and it seems that that might be the way that authorities move forward as the numbers seem to be creeping up in germany is that what we can glean cage that germany will respond to a 2nd wave local walk downs instead of a nationwide lockdown. that certainly seems to be the case and there wa

well because of your political correspondent kate brady is following this for us kate is the very end leader. and picked successor. well far from it at least that's according to the comments that we heard in the press conference after their meeting in the covenant meeting in bavaria today mackel was very much keep in show more on that topic saying that all she had to say was that varia had a good state premier here and invited her down there today and and that she would not be commenting further on that topic but as you say popularity or rather served as popularity has shot up through the polls particularly during the coronavirus pandemic according to one recent poll more than 60 percent of germans now see marcus as being fit to be the next german chancellor of course he hasn't yet officially thrown his hat in the ring but it seems that the support is there and there were even people waiting outside the palace today down in bavaria with with posters describing him as the next chancellor candidate so where is the support coming from why is it is so popular in germany at the moment acro

on those health authorities are raising the alarm here in germany did it where you correspondent kate brady is standing by for you kate you are in bavaria in the town of manning where there has been a significant a corner virus outbreak at a farm how have authorities reacted to that. well what happened here was a quarantine of the farm whether was that outbreak had more than 170 harvest tested positive for 1000 and almost 500 people are still currently behind a fence in quarantine with 24 hour security and in the meantime to test centers have popped up now for locals here more than $3000.00 people here eligible to go have a free test and so that does give you an indication of what we might see down the line in terms of a localized response and just within the last hour the local counsel here behind me has announced that they already in fact have some results from yesterday and of the $318.00 tests that would taken yesterday by locals they already have $308.00 back and all of them proved to be negative so it seems that at least according to the local council they're saying that it paid off t

something that we could see become a reality in the next couple of weeks did have a correspondent kate brady in the big things on in the maddening vertigo thank you so much. for this year to germany are digging up a garden in the investigation into the disappearance of madeleine mccann they're searching a plot of land near the city of homs which has been linked to a man who german authorities the suspect was involved in what abduction and the british toddler was 3 years old when she vanished on a family holiday and. 13 years ago the case has never been solved despite attracting global attention. almost spyro is following this for us tell us what you have for us. so this was 1st reported by a local newspaper in the city of hanover and then. to german media by local prosecutors there are certain elements that they did reveal so for example that that is taking place that there's an excavator that's also being used that police will continue digging that in other words that it's not finalized what is still not known from this particular search is why exactly they are in this month although it has

that germany really wants to tackle while it holds on to that presidency political correspondent kate brady that thank you. millions of europeans will be going without a summer vacation abroad this year and instead will be staying closer to home in countries with large tourism sectors like crazy very hard in the popular coastal city of split for example a dramatic drop in foreign tourists is leaving many without any income even rakhal which would love to be able to set sail again but almost all of his charity yacht tours this summer have been cancelled some 100 captains and their crews here face the same fish that's left many of them wondering where their next paycheck will come from. and we're almost there. there are no anything. my financial situation is very bad. here and split it's only the ferries that are leaving this year visitor numbers have plummeted in a country where tourism accounts for a 5th of economic output it's a disaster people who do make it here have a very different experience from usual. things have gotten cheap i can stay in hotels that i otherwise couldn't afford. pe

>>to brady vincent fontan our sports reporter kate rooney gave birth to him.arly on thursday morning look at how beautiful that picture is he is 6 pounds 19 and a half inches. both mom and baby are healthy and doing great. so congratulations to the entire family and also the new big sister in the family. we're so happy for you kate, the last i saw you had that baby in your belly and here he is just cannot wait to celebrate with you and. new babies just they smell so good you just wanna. kids from all over. well that wraps up kron 4 news at 6 congrats kate we love you, i'm justine waldman don't forget to wear your mask wash your hands please. >>and we'll see you back here next time thanks for joining us. dear california... we know these are challenging times. rest assured, you are not alone. we've all had to adapt. and with summer here, your energy bills might go up with rising temperatures. together, we can save energy and money. try closing your shades during the day... setting your ac to 78° or higher... or cooling off with a fan when you can. united we are

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