fish and bread are northern germany's traditional street food. but it has to crunch nicely when you take a bite all along the coast locals and visitors have their favorites of salmon sandwich of course fried fish and bread crumbs cup and shrimp roll i can't wait to try it because they're going to face. is my health you know there's my definitely and crispy rolls around slightly tart with onions perfect what makes a good station and asked the freshest and you have to eat it up in the north in north east this figure i mean it starts with a friendly greeting and the rest is the freshness of this if you finish. the book at 10 stand and hamburg's harbor serves the traditional tasty snack the way it's been eaten since time immemorial. feels good as we see it traditional definitely means a somewhat sour hara for what's very popular with our guests salty herbs and sounds terrible and you eat it with onions which gives the fish that he should avoid so that's who gave me. it's easy to make and no secret just slit open the bread roll and slap a fish on it a

the layout is set up at this indoor ski venue would be spring and in northern germany a little is basically we have a $7000.00 square metre layout in an area of $12000.00 square metres it's by far the biggest world why in this scale and in terms of track length as far as themes go we've got the whole world covered. all told there are 50 themed areas what is it about leeds to be on the left we have sealed in austria up ahead over the alps and bavaria on the right side we have egypt. into a bit of tanzania africa and back there's italy and the grand canyon. back in february 2020 there were still hard at work on the huge layout with a team of carpenters and decorators built landscapes out of wood plastic and mortar on hand was it yogi miners the project's creative director. and workshops to there was plenty of sawing fascinating gluing and painting going on. he's in bed for 9 of an hour here in one of our 3 workshops there were constructing buildings for all the different themed areas. through south america africa everywhere. and here they're making all the buildings bridges small figures anyt

more difficult really compared to previous years hotel yeas and restauranteurs in this part of northern germany have hired a 3rd fewer apprentices a burden for the future according to the german chamber of commerce. and apprenticeship takes 3 years and the fact is you need to train apprentices continually if you skip a year that means that some year in the future there will be a lack of skilled trades people there will be a gap. close peter doesn't want to be short staffed when business picks back up so he's keeping everyone on board. it just completed her 2 year training and has decided to continue the program for another year she wants to qualify as a hotel manager before looking for a job. if i was given the chance and it was a load off my mind i think trying to find a job now would be very difficult because of the coronavirus you keep hearing that restaurants and hotels are all going broke at the moment under normal circumstances klaus peter would have had room for 2 more trainees now he's only hiring one it's the only way he could promise to keep all his apprentices on the job. and that's

a corona virus outbreak or to meet plants in northern germany has put ecan this under the spotlight again it follows a chinese study that suggested achan dishing help spread the virus to diners in a grand show restaurants the air condition is a movement of the air they can transfer. droplets of the viruses from one to the another therefore you need much more air pressure from the outside in such cases. scientists admit it's too early to make any firm conclusions about conditioning units as well as fresh air they say high efficiency filters can help reduce the presence of the virus. such filters aboard and lines use insight that happens recycling the afro every 3 or 4 minutes but this only kicks in during the flight and not before and after. conditions has to be acted before the passion passengers and the plane we think dead air dry air promotes formation of arizona and consequently the possibility of an infection. at some of the holiday season approaches this year that's more than simply just a destination to consider. well for more let's bring in young chinese a mechanical engineering pr

react and germany has so far try to meet the americans demands by building a new terminal in northern germany and we recommend instead of building a new energy terminal hydrogen terminal should should be both that would fit into the energy transition goals but also into the hydrogen strategy and that would also hit the kompany the u.s. a fraction companies as well comfort from the german institute for economic research thank you so much thank you china has responded angrily to u.s. accusations it's sponsored hackers who are seeking to steal covert $1000.00 vaccine research to chinese nationals are indicted for stealing hundreds of millions of dollars worth of intellectual property and trade secrets from companies across the world prosecutors say the hackers stole information not only for their personal profit but also research and technology that they knew would be of value to the chinese government. i mean while china is demanding the u.s. to stop making such claims accusing the u.s. of slander out let's bring in chelsea delaney our frankfurt stock market correspondent chelsea president trum

we've come to a logistics company in northern germany a group of men from ukraine spent 3 months working here as delivery drivers but they say they haven't been fully paid and this still owed 20000 euros. we tried to contact the company management by phone. and. the message is hardly surprising the company has filed for bankruptcy. our next stop is the city of nickel paul 3000 kilometers further east in ukraine. this man was one of those delivery drivers who works in germany he wishes to remain anonymous he applied for the job online because he needed the money and was immediately accepted here right in germany on a tourist visa which allowed him to what legally in a seasonal job he still has his employment contract still for the shortlist of worship we were told repeatedly that there would be no problems with pay but our visas were due to run out so we knew we had to go back home. for 2 months we'd only received part of our wages as. futile so we called the company. they assured us we would get our money but in the end they stopped answering the phone and then they blocked our numbers b

we've come to a logistics company in northern germany a group of men from ukraine spent 3 months working here is delivering drivers but they say they haven't been fully paid and the still owed 20000 euros. we try to contact the company management by phone. and. the message is hardly surprising the company has filed for bankruptcy. our next stop is the city of nickel paul 3000 kilometers further east in ukraine. this man was one of those delivery drivers who worked in germany he wishes to remain anonymous he applied for the job online because he needed the money and was immediately accepted here in germany on a tourist visa which allowed him to what legally in a seasonal job he still has his employment contract. for the shortest of worship we were told repeatedly that there would be no problems with pay but our visas were due to run out so we knew we had to go back home. for 2 months we don't we received part of our wages. for fuel so we called the company. they assured us we would get our money but in the end they stopped answering the phone and then they blocked our numbers by that time

we've come to a logistics company in northern germany a group of men from ukraine spent 3 months working here as delivery drivers but they say they haven't been fully paid and the still owed 20000 euros. we try to contact the company management by phone. and. the message is hardly surprising the company has filed for bankruptcy. our next stop is the city of nickel paul 3000 kilometers further east in ukraine. this man was one of those delivery drivers who worked in germany he wishes to remain anonymous he applied for the job online because he needed the money and was immediately accepted here rived in germany on a tourist visa which allowed him to what legally in a seasonal job he still has his employment contract. for the shortest of worship we were we were told repeatedly that there would be no problems with pay but our visas were due to run out so we knew we had to go back home. for 2 months we'd only received part of our wages as. futile so we called the company. they assured us we would get our money but in the end they stopped answering the phone and then they blocked our numbers b

freight trains running through here on the route between eastern europe and the major ports of northern germany are particularly loud and have repeatedly prompted protests. a new high speed rail link away from the album valley is set to relieve the noise pollution the root passes through a 27 kilometer long tunnel through the ask of alga. the plans envisage increasing capacity for international freight traffic along the new line. furthermore the journey time for passenger trains between dresden and proc would be cut from the present 2 hours and 15 minutes to under one hour. but that would come at a price passengers would see much less of the stunning natural scenery of bohemian switzerland on the route. a. the belvedere vantage point is located in the village of laps gusts around in the heart of the national park the small stone theater stage on the plateau was created in the 18th century and was initially only open to the aristocracy. today the view from a height of 130 metres can be enjoyed by all the hikers and other visitors from around the world. some say it reminds them of their childhood

undertaking which involves laying something like 750 miles of pipe under the baltic sea from russia to northern germany that will allow germany to purchase up to 110000000000 cubic meters of natural gas directly from russia it's a business deal right well now u.s. and its opposition to the pipeline bases solely on its sanctions against russia and its russia i or is that the case well yeah the answer would be yes but that's not all why else is the u.s. wanting to stop that's the u.s. according to many experts he's concerned about how much of a powerhouse think about it germany could be if it is able to tap into an unlimited supply of cheap gas. see there's a lot riding on the. latest here is our deep correspondent peter all of our reporting from berlin. it may be loath to buy politicians across the u.s. but denmark has given the green light to the north stream to gas pipeline project to come to new with all important. playing vessels being put to work the danish energy agency has decided that nord stream to also may use pipe playing vessels with anchors in connection with the construction of the north s

these distinctive tax truth houses are implemented at the island suit in northern germany tabling time honestly with the surrounding nature and look both cozy and look serious they were once the homes of founders fishermen and captains today the islands that tree houses are exclusive real estate is mainly a secondary residences for renting out to vacation is. a. real turnaround fused just mouse knows everything there is to know about these so-called friesian houses he referred bishes them and then sells the fixed up houses for millions of euros. and receive the freeze in house like this one from 1780 has a lower roof point 78 greeters you see and i use my head about this roof and they also have smaller when warmest. winter because back in the day people had just over for heating the homes were kept compact. gordon this is the village of capital any house that gets built here must have attached truth traditionally these routes were made by selling natural materials together in small batches but these days they held in place with why there's a lack of young apprentice is that not least b

exhaust is the country's 2nd largest manufacturer of small arms and is based not far from kiel in northern germany. its product range includes pistols submachine guns and assault rifles. made in germany says the company's website probably. was exactly licensed to export arms to mexico we asked the government which that know. so how did zigzag always weapons end up in mexico. the mexican defense ministry confirmed that zigzag usa sells pistols submachine guns and assault rifles to mexico with the permission of the us government. the court in kiel has already found the c.e.o. of zigzag what usa incorporated guilty of making illegal arms deliveries to colombia via the us. the affiliate is 100 percent owned by its german parent company nuka and what my holding. under american law is exhausted usa can sell weapons manufactured in the us abroad. but can weapons made in germany be exported to mexico via the us affiliate is this permitted. 20 gun out of one and they were intended to be delivered elsewhere the german manufactures would have to say matter occupation that the final destination is not the rec