a difficult moment for munich. well absolutely it is because you have to understand that for the city of munich and for the people who live here you know is much more than just another huge party it's got a really long tradition it's been around for more than 200 years and it's something that's deeply ingrained into the d.n.a. of this city and on top of that it's also say the image of not only munich and the very a but also to a certain degree all of germany really all around the world if you ask anyone anywhere what they associate with germany one of the 1st answers that you always get is going to be the a total says so it's usually popular around the world in the city the people here in the city of munich they're proud of that they're proud of the fact that their city is home to such a famous and popular festival and course now they're sad that this year all those visitors from around the world can't can't come here can't take it and can take part in utah professing that this huge festival is not going to be happ

people in munich now face a year without their beloved festival. but to this issue and hasn't come as a shock. when the monsoon if. i'm really sad but it was expected. if people come from all over the world we can't host a party like this one. if it's a tolerant maybe it's a great decision i have such respect for our state leadership the way they're handling things. october fest will be back again next year and then we'll enjoy it all the more. annoying i see they say. and so begins the countdown until 2021 with the next october 1st will hopefully take place. let's speak to correspondent boston heartache he's standing by for us in munich. and the mayor of munich i said this is an emotionally difficult moment to cancel the october fest why is it so emotional. well absolutely it is because you have to understand that for the city of munich and for the people who live here is much more than just another huge party it's got a really long tradition it's been around for more than 200 years and it's something that's deeply ingrained into the d.n.a. of thi

and the show has really come to long to make an entertainer who's been forced to miss munich's pulled famous october things for the 1st time in decades because of the qur'an it bothers. me how would welcome we begin in lebanon where the coronavirus is compounding longstanding economic problems that lebanon's currency has lost half its value in recent weeks sending process soaring and bringing new hardship to a country that has been grappling with months of financial turmoil protesters are now ignoring the lockdown restrictions to take to the streets and vent their anger . scenes of popular anger have returned to the streets of beirut despite an ongoing lockdown and a curfew protesters have gathered outside the lebanese central bank to demonstrate against the worsening economic conditions. we think that quote all of this is not the only pandemic was suffering from heat in lebanon 11 years they've been they either have a choice to die from hunger or to die from but i know with the increase of the crisis and the beggar and the cause of the value of our current. people here tell us they h

coming up another victim of the virus but there will be no drowning of tears in beer for 2020 the munich october fest is tapped out. which is painful for us it's a great pity because with many things this is not a normal year and this is something. be a year with us the 1st. and to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin the day with the unexpected and unintended consequences of battling the coronavirus much about our world at the moment can be described as unexpected almost accidental who would have imagined just a few months ago that we would all be living in lock downs working from home or losing our jobs altogether our world tonight requires a lot less fuel and energy now that drop has been dramatic sending the oil industry into an unprecedented crisis yesterday the price for crude oil went negative falling below 0 for the 1st time ever in the 1st analysis we're hearing that this should be temporary demand and oil prices will climb again how long will that take and what will happen between now and then our coverage starts with this report.

from unfit for munich is a city it's unfortunate and i think economically it will be detrimental for all munich residents it's a time when the world comes to visit us and when the world can see how open and warm hearted the city of munich is i think we'll miss being able to send that kind of message out into the world it's also just a time of lightness and for volatility and that's exactly what's missing in the city right now that's why it's a shame so i really do find it sad in that of what i think yes good we've all contributed the children to we know the discourse and have a huge fairlight the october fest would go ahead i would think well what's the point of doing all that when at the end everyone just gets together and celebrates them and if i am not. for performers like months that show of the cancellation of the october fest is financially devastating the props are his show won't be unpacked this year still he understands the decision. because if i can put it would be irresponsible you know i really like being healthy i like earning money but i'd rather be in good health. even

this is deja vu news live from 13 in germany cancels it's world famous be effaced of old munich's october faced is all the various state leaders say it's just too risky also coming up. the stock market traders say they've never seen anything like it for the 1st time in history u.s. oil prices turned negative as the corona virus causes demand for crude to collapse . and chris freedom and the trades and you report warns that governments are using the pandemic to crack down on media across the globe we'll talk to an activist who's fighting to make sure that reporters can operate free meat in sub-saharan africa. hello i'm christine want to welcome to the program the 7 german state of bavaria has canceled the october faced if ist of all because of the corona virus the event attracts more than 6000000 visitors every year and a horse he's feared allowing it to go ahead would lead to a spike in new infections. but no crowded party tents giant mugs of beer or packed out parades. germany's biggest festival has been cancelled for the 1st time since world war 2. large events are currently banned in g

well every year millions of visitors descend on the german city of munich to celebrate the fist the 2 wake festival is accountable of traditional food music and of course being that this year the cake a wine to be tapped politicians decided that in times of corunna lockdowns large crowds packed together in tents was too much of a public health hazard. these are trying times for months that show. he owns the theater ashish to one of the most traditional show booths here in the munich october fest grounds. i got this flag recently for our jubilees celebrating 150 years of the theater and i never thought it would soon have a black morning ribbon and it has no sense overreacting but today i'm sad and that's why the flag is draped in black. month that shower is put on performances at the october fest every year since $985.00. what we do here in front of the tent is out of passions we've made about $400.00 shows and a few in the 1st. month or does never cancel performances before so this hurts. that's how it is it's not fun but it's reality. most of all he misses being together with his tea

every year millions of revelers descend on the german city of munich to celebrate october fest the 16 day festival is a common goal of traditional food music and of course beer but this year because of the coronavirus crisis the keg won't be tapped politicians decided large crowds packed together in tents was too much of a public health hazard it's a heavy financial and emotional blow for festival goers. these are trying times for months. he owns the theater shish to one of the most traditional show booths here on the munich october fest grounds. for numa let's see i got this flag recently for jubilees celebrating 150 years of the theater and i never thought it would soon have a black mourning ribbons and it is no sensors are reacting but today i'm sad and that's why the flag draped in black sea cup isn't munford showers put on performances at the october 1st every year since 1985 this is what we do here in front of the tent is out of passion as we've made about $400.00 shows there's been a few but 1st a look at the. munford has never canceled performances before so this hurts but. th

he owns the theater ashish to one of the most traditional show booths here in the munich october fest grounds. i got this flag recently for our jubilees celebrating 150 years of the theater i never thought it would soon have a black morning ribbon and it is no sense server reacting but today i'm sad and that's why the flag draped in black isn't month that shower is put on performances at the october fest every year since $985.00. what we do here in front of the tent is out of passion is we've made about $400.00 shows and a few in the 1st. month that is never canceled performances before so this hurts. that's how it is it's not fun but it's reality really. most of all he misses being together with his team. i love seeing them all they're such great people it doesn't get better than that. $6000000.00 people from across the globe come to the munich october 1st every year to live it up drink and dance. there won't be any visitors this year though of the site in the heart of the city will remain empty munich residents are disappointed but understanding it's a shame and really sad we live j

canceled this year's october fest because of the coronavirus pandemic the famous the festival in munich attracts more than 6000000 visitors annually authorities fear it along the bend to take place could trigger is spike in infections it obvious bustin hosack went to the site offer you a fest where things look very different this year. in a normal year they would start setting up for the october fest in june and once it starts there would be hundreds of thousands of people here on any given day where i'm standing right now is where all the big beer tents would be but the only tents that are going to be here this year are from that coronavirus testing facility over there normally millions of people travel to munich forked over 1st visitors from around the world sitting dancing celebrating at the wrist was deemed too high this year. no crowded party tents no giant mugs of beer. no packed out festival site to tober fest has been canceled for the 1st time since world war 2 about $6000000.00 visitors flock to the world's biggest beer festival every year. but this year the famous beer tents w

the october 1st is a time to have fun and let your head down that's exactly what munich needs at the moment so it's a real pity. i think it's the right thing to do 1st it's a real shame not to meet friends and family we live just around the corner we love going with the kids. officials in munich said they had no other choice than to cancel the october fest saying the risk of infection join the coronavirus pandemic is simply too high. which is painful for us it's a great pity because with many things this is not a normal year this is suddenly going to be a year without the 1st. cancellation of the event is not only sad news for the city it also means big financial losses. for october fast has a value of roughly 1500000000 for munich and many people profit from it and it's not just those of us who profess it like the people who serve beer fairground workers more souvenir shops it's also hotels restaurants to reach outrageous and taxi drivers to. see that it's hard to imagine munich without the october fest the countdown now begins for 2021 when the next october fest will hopefully take

officials in munich said they had no other choice than to cancel the october fest saying the risk of infection join the coronavirus pandemic is simply too high. which is painful for us it's a great pity because with many things this is not a normal year and this is going to be a year without the 1st. cancellation of the event is not only sad news for the city it also means big financial losses. october fest has a value of roughly 1500000000 for munich and many people profit from it and it's not just those of us who profess it's like the people who serve beer fairground workers more souvenir shops it's also hotels restaurants to reach out and taxi drivers to. see that it's hard to imagine munich without the october fest the countdown now begins for 2021 when the next october 1st will hopefully take place. well germany helped the countries hit hardest by the coronavirus endemic as the crisis devastates economies across the continent italian prime minister edges epa conscious says the full firepower of the e.u. is needed to overcome the shock to the system he wants germany and other wea

well you have to understand beers that the total fest for munich and the people of munich is much more than just another big party this is it's got a really long history it's been around for more than 200 years and it's shaped the image of not only munich and a very a but to certain degree all of germany all around the world if you ask anyone anywhere in the world what they associate with germany one of the 1st answers that you always get is the otago fest and the people of munich of course are proud of that they're proud of the fact that their city is home to a huge famous festival like this that draws visitors from all around the world by the millions every year now of course they're sad that this year it can happen absolutely means october fest and drinking time but there is of course another economic dimension to this isn't. absolutely the entire fest for munich is a huge economic factor it's it brings in more than $1200000000.00 euros every year and of course the 1st thing or the 1st casualties that you think of are the businesses that are on the top of fest itself of course and t

but i like being in munich. munich is a good base to start off from it's a good city to come home to. when you travel around the world and see all kinds of exciting things but also get a bit stressed out from it all then munich is a lovely place to return to it's a sheltered unstructured world and i find it's a very orderly city. if indeed this and. i'm for you started out studying documentary filmmaking when did you make the transition to feature films. it helped as i've said and i realised fairly quickly to be honest i sneaked my way into film school via documentary films because the entry requirements for documentary filmmaking were more up my street. and so that's what i applied for and once i was unrolled i wanted to work with actors shops negative and it's ok but i realised pretty early on that i didn't like just following people with a camera but rather including them in the story that i'm shaping by infelicitous diet. you grew up in a small town and have been living in munich for over 30 years are you a

and what people munich of the scientists in munich are doing right now is that the 1st running a. trial was recent households that involves about 4500 people and they're going to be selected totally by random these people are going to go from daughter dog but not every dog having a certain system which they also knock on and they will be also joined by the police so that there's some credibility to their claims so that people can get visited by these people don't know you know that it's not a hoax but so this will be a trial for the purpose of what really finding out what the figure of known infections is in the overall population so that one could basically scale up to the entire population now this machine that we've seen in the report is able to process about $100.00 tests per hour that of course is not enough to test the entire population of the country was $80000000.00 but as more of these machines come into work this will be a big improvement well what we also heard in our report is that knowing who's already had the virus could potentially allow us to ease some of the lockd

munich germany. home to the various studios in the bavaria. many successful films have been produced here including. expertly made films for the global market. munich was the center of german film for a long time with most german oscar winners like colleen a link based here they all studied at the city's university of television and film the high fat a huge number of its graduates have gone on to stellar careers. to go through as one of germany's film is munich the place to be for movie makers and primark the place to be. might have amazon and we've got some serious competition and that's berlin of course young people go to berlin partly because it's much more affordable to live there. but i like being in munich. unit is a good base to start off from it's a good city to come home to. when you travel around the world and see all kinds of exciting things but also get a bit stressed out from it all then munich is a lovely place to return to it's a sheltered and structured world and i find it's a very orderly city. if indeed this and. i'm sure you

boston hard to be reporting from munich now here's a look at other stories that are making headlines around the world u.s. president says that he will temporarily suspend all immigration by signing an executive order he says the action is in response to the coronavirus break in is designed to protect jobs more than $22000000.00 americans have applied for unemployment benefits in the past month because of the pandemic lockdowns canada's prime minister justin trudeau is valid to ban the sale of military style assault weapons as the death toll from a shooting spree in nova scotia rises from 18 to at least 22 canadian police say they have recovered remains from some of the homes destroyed in the weekend's 12 attack. now to the virus and the journalists the media watchdog reporters without borders is warning that the coronavirus pandemic could threaten press freedom around the globe it comes as the group publishes its annual press freedom index a list of countries ranked according to how freely their media are allowed to operate and throughout the day we've been speaking to journalists fr

of this city and on top of that it's also safe the image of not only munich and the barrier but also to a certain degree all germany really all around the world if you ask anyone anywhere what they associate with germany one of the 1st answers that you always get is going to be the a total says so it's usually popular around the world in the city and the the people here in the city of munich they're proud of that they're proud of the fact that their city is home to such a famous and popular festival in force now that is sad that this year all those visitors from around the world can't can't come here can't take it and can't take part due to profess that this huge festival is not going to happen in beslan heartache there let's have a look at the current of this singapore has extended its walk down until june 1st this off to the city state saw a shop rise again in a number of cases austria sais it will allow restaurants bars and cafes as well as some schools and churches to reopen starting may 15th or will be subject to safety restrictions and before the end of the week italy will anno

we return to the virtual murder investigation in munich. ringback does the shoe match the imprint left on the victim's head. go ahead and push it right into the skin. on our own or we should take some exact measurements later. thank you michael but i think we've got a good match the past. 3 days scans allow investigators to return to the crime scene at any time every detail is recorded right down to the contents of the washing machine. this was a listen i will scan everything because the detail that we didn't notice at 1st or which seemed in significant may become important later on in the investigation from course that was described as. the victim's body can also be re-examined at any time thanks to this 3 d. print which can be kept long after the actual could buy has begun deteriorating or been buried. break up will now rush to report on whether the shoe sole fits the imprint on the victim's head he says it's rewarding for him to be able to help solve a crime a. man cannot produce and that feeling of being able to help find the truth and

just keep voting until you get the election result that you want this week conflict zone as at the munich security conference in germany a country that has just been plunged into a leadership crisis and confronted with the specter of its nazi past americans hand-picked successor and a great crowd has stepped down after her c.d.u. members defied orders and voted with the far right in the german state up to run the us my guest is a c.d.u. parliamentarian who serves on the foreign affairs committee can his party find its soul and its backbone as europe and the world looks to germany to leave. a lot of our kids about to welcome. how could an election in tauranga one of the smallest german states bring down the hand selected successor to angela merkel on about are are you that weak as a party well i don't think so but we have underestimated or the ramifications of touring year or so that we have to recognize that the christian democratic union has lost the elections in this country some months ago and we have not taken serious consequences so this was the 1st mistake inside the party of tourin