the stomach, i should have the highly going down clinic is located in northern germany on the baltic sea 40 patients suffering from long term complications because of cold 1000 are being treated here. peggy grain is 48 years old and contracted the virus in march. she barely noticed the illness as she had so few symptoms. she's only begun to suffer from the effects of the disease recently. 50 cars that have them but only became really ill months later in june, bending money out at the time, i thought that everything would eventually be fine, but things didn't improve as a whole. i was extremely ill for many, many weeks, which turned into months one and i never got better yet come give easily. and this is what unleashed besa located directly by the water surrounded by salty sea, near the clinic in highland dam, is one of 3 in germany. that treats people with corona related diseases. peggy grain is still struggling with the aftermath of the illness. some torn my primaries, some terms of physical weakness and total exhaustion. body aches and desire has been that i've had this for a very

the highly going down clinic is located in northern germany on the baltic sea 40 patients suffering from long term complications because of coping 1000 are being treated here. peggy grain is 48 years old and contracted the virus in march. she barely noticed the illness as she had so few symptoms. she's only begun to suffer from the effects of the disease recently. pretty confident that i only became really ill months later in june. when yeah, at the time i thought that everything would eventually be fine, but things didn't improve as a whole. i was extremely ill for many, many weeks, which turned into months and i never got better yet. come give you what a nice located directly by the water surrounded by salty sea air. the clinic in highland dam is one of 3 in germany that treats people with corona related diseases. peggy grain is still struggling with the aftermath of the illness. some torn my primaries, some terms of physical weakness and total exhaustion. body aches and design has been that i've had this for a very long time. extreme dizziness and poor concentration. and in some cases

that also had 2 plants in clement bones, brittle in northern germany. at the moment, only 6 nuclear generators are active in germany. they're all slated for compulsory shutdown by 2022. button file has not restricted its legal activities to germany. it's also taking its case to the international center for settlement of investment disputes at the world bank, where it's also demanding billions of euros compensation for the loss of its power stations. china continues to ignore criticism of its vast network of detention camps and prisons in the northwest region of jang, human rights groups have increasingly put the spotlight on western companies investing there. one of the biggest is germany's folks fog and burning a reports. the capital of china's western region to weak and other minorities. this is one of the most heavily policed regions in the world. china's repressive policies against ethnic minorities have been called it. genocide is also a german carmaker most controversial. it w. is the only international carmaker to have a plant in the region of 200

half of northern germany has been drained to grow potatoes or corn or to graze animals. a check ted then emits as much c o 2 in a single year. 29 tons as a car does in a typical lifespan of 200000 kilometers. in hankow soon in the northwest landscape, ecologist is investigating what happens when a drained cold is flooded. again, he discovered that at 1st it produces methane, another very dangerous greenhouse gas. this after a few years the missing emissions decrease and then the begins to store c o 2 over the long term just extrapolated that for all areas that are currently drained globally. and you can see very clearly that the faster we return water to the bar, the better it is for the climate. for the drained, make up 7 percent of arab will land in germany. is it even possible to turn back time? if we take climate protection seriously, we have no alternative to it. dusty when you understand that agriculture on vogue's in germany causes annual climate damage of $7400000000.00 euros, which corresponds exactly to the total added value of the whole of agriculture. then yo

half of northern germany has been drained to grow potatoes or corn, or to graze animals. a check ted that emits as much c o 2 in a single year, 29 tonnes as a car does in a typical lifespan of 200000 kilometers in hank house and in the northwest landscape. ecologist is investigating what happens when a drained cold is flooded. again, he discovered that at 1st it produces methane, another very dangerous greenhouse gas. this after a few years, the methane emissions increase, and then the bulb begins to store c o 2 over the long term. just extrapolated that for all areas that are currently drained globally. and you can see very clearly that the faster we return water to the barks, the better it is for the climate. for the range bugs make up 7 percent of arab will land in germany. is it even possible to turn back time? if we take climate protection seriously, we have no alternative to it. dusty when you understand that agriculture on bogues in germany causes annual climate damages $7400000000.00 euros in the yard corresponds exactly to the total added value of the whole of ag

half of northern germany has been drained to grow potatoes or corn or to graze animals. a check ted then emits as much c o 2 in a single year. 29 tons as a car does in a typical lifespan of 200000 kilometers. in hankow, seen in the northwest landscape ecologist is investigating what happens when a drained cold is flooded. again, he discovered that at 1st it produces methane, another very dangerous greenhouse gas. through a few years the methane emissions decrease and then the ball begins to store c o 2 over the long term just extrapolated that for all areas that are currently drained globally. and you can see very clearly that the faster we return water to the bogs, the better it is for the climate drain to make up 7 percent of arab will land in gemini. is it even possible to turn back time? if we take climate protection seriously, we have no alternative to it. dusty when you understand that agriculture on the bogs in germany, causes annual climate damage of $7400000000.00 euros corresponds exactly to the total added value of the whole of agriculture. then you have to as

the highly going down clinic is located in northern germany on the baltic sea 40 patients suffering from long term complications because of kobe 1000 are being treated here. peggy grain is 48 years old and contracted the virus in march. she barely noticed the illness as she had so few symptoms. she's only begun to suffer from the effects of the disease recently. and by only became really ill months later in june. at the time i thought that everything would eventually be fine.

so he skips to northern germany. remains there. and then by 1950, he begins to make his way down through, germany and to austria, into italy, thanks to the help of many members of the catholic church heading out in monasteries along the way. gets himself on any boat to argentina. this is actually the fast port that he used to escape europe, and actually found this in the argentinian court system. almost 50 years after he used it. you notice here the name ricardo. that's the elites he took on. people often ask me why argentina? why did he go there? the country was a haven for escaped nazis. largely because one prone wanted to use them bolster and help his state. one, prone just to give you the idea of who won prone is, he said that the nuremburg trials would force the atrocity of justice -- that's who he was. -- he was provided i.d.s, passports, job, money, a whole life when he arrived in argentina. eventually brought his wife, via, and his three sons to argentina with him and was living free. so let's move on to the people who were

of sport in northern germany is the headquarters of the world's biggest automaker. i have an appointment with the head of marketing and sales. this id for is aimed at the fast growing s.u.v. segment. the i.d. 3 was developed for the lower priced compact market and as a more affordable rival to test this popular model 3. but will focus wagon have the courage to switch from a classic combustion engine car maker to an all electric future. produces only economy models we want to make $300000.00 cars here per year and we're already moving forward on the next factory and then we'll also. a collector cars including ninety's which will give us some breathing space and in china there will be even more production factories will soon be popping up all over the place. in her eyes conventionally powered cars will gradually become models the german auto giant aims to be c o 2 neutral by 2050 for decades the carmakers from putting standardized chassis and its conventional vehicles sharing those construction designs between different group brands has been a key factor in v.w. rise

half of northern germany has been drained to grow potatoes or corn, or to graze animals. a check. ted then emits as much c o 2 in a single year. 29 tons as a car does in a typical lifespan of 200000 kilometers. in hank house and in the northwest landscape ecologist is investigating what happens when a drained cold is flooded. again, he discovered that at 1st it produces methane, another very dangerous greenhouse gas. 4 to a few years the methane emissions decrease and then the ball begins to store c o 2 over the long term just extrapolated that for all areas that are currently drained globally. and you can see very clearly that the faster we return water to the bar, the better it is for the climate. for the drained, make up 7 percent of arab will land in germany. is it even possible to turn back time? if we take climate protection seriously, we have no alternative to it. dusty when you understand that agriculture on bogues in germany causes annual climate damage of 7400000000 euros corresponds exactly to the total added value of the whole of agriculture. then you have to ask yours

are frank fans low and his assistants are ready whenever a terminally ill person in northern germany would like to go for right bitters are free of charge the stuff volunteers he has his own specially fitted ambulances their mission is to fill a dying person's last wish so the annoying one has been a hospice for several weeks the 55 year old has turned cancer. the doctors say her tube is an operable because it's too close to the spine. today she'd like to return together with her son and his fiance to the town where she grew up. even past the happiest time in your life some place that it's just nice to be back there again and to be quiet to just breathe to feel. we'll manage just fine. nobody's home town is just half an hour away she was given morphine for the pain a man who trains paramedics for a living vents low tries to fulfil his passengers every wish he and his colleagues had out up to 2 times a week he's even driven all the way to the north cape. we've got to take it as it comes and then you can handle things quite well right i'll just keep going on up there i certainly hope s

threat to me personally in the stomach, i showed them the highly going down clinic is located in northern germany on the baltic sea 40 patients suffering from long term complications because of cold 1000 are being treated here. peggy grain is 48 years old and contracted the virus in march. she barely noticed the onus as she had so few symptoms. she's only begun to suffer from the effects of the disease recently. pretty confident i think. i only became really ill months later in june. when yeah, at the time i thought that everything would eventually be fine. but things didn't improve. although i was extremely ill for many, many weeks, which turned into months. and i never got better. and what a nice located directly by the water surrounded by salty sea air, the clinic in highland is one of 3 in germany that treats people with corona related diseases. peggy grain is still struggling with the aftermath of the onus. my primary symptoms of physical weakness and total exhaustion, body aches and business. i've had this for a very long time. extreme dizziness and poor concentration. and in some cases i h

frank fans low and his assistants are ready whenever a terminally ill person in northern germany would like to go for write letters or free of charge the stuff volunteers he has his own specially fitted ambulances their mission is to fill a dying person's last wish servian oil and has been a hospice for several weeks the 55 year old has turned cancer. the doctors say her tube is an operable because it's too close to the spine. today she'd like to return together with her son and his fiance to the town where she grew up. if you think past the happiest time in your lives someplace then it's just nice to be back there again and to be quiet to just breathe to feel. we'll manage just fine. no one's home town is just half an hour away she was given morphine for the pain a man who trains paramedics for a living vents low tries to fulfill his passengers every wish he and his colleagues head out up to 2 times a week he's even driven all the way to the north cape. we've got to take it as it comes and then you can handle things quite well right i'll just keep going on up there i certainly hope so

hamburg in northern germany could also be at risk that the home work is and it's a real danger. hamburg is located just 100 kilometers from the coast and research indicates that if the sea level continues to rise with the risk of storm surges would increase significantly. broadly through the news reels recalled, a flood of 962 when a storm surge washed over the dikes and flood of the north sea coast. about 100000, people lost their homes, and hundreds of people were killed and thousands as a woman or girl knows the storm destroyed. dikes along several 100 kilometers of coastline. hamburg was cut off for days. local residents were scarcely able to cope . and the situation today may be even more dangerous. because since $962.00 the sea level here has risen by 20 centimeters this is the port of hamburg, more than 350000 people who live in this part of the city. a still threatened by storm surges. a lot of new projects are underway to protect them. this new prominent along the elbe, a river also serves as a flood control structure. it was designed by zaha hadid architects. the promi

the stomach, i should have the highly clinic is located in northern germany on the baltic sea 40 patients suffering from long term complications because of kobe 1000 are being treated here. peggy grain is 48 years old and contracted the virus in march. she barely noticed the onus as she had so few symptoms. she's only begun to suffer from the effects of the disease recently. pretty confident. i only became really ill months later in june. when yeah, at the time i thought that everything would eventually be fine. but things didn't improve as a whole. i was extremely ill for many, many weeks, which turned into months and i never got better give you what unleashed located directly by the water surrounded by salty sea air. the clinic in highland damas, one of 3, in germany that treats people with corona related diseases. peggy grain is still struggling with the aftermath of the illness. sometimes my primary symptoms of physical weakness and total exhaustion, body aches and businesses that i've had this for a very long time. extreme dizziness and poor concentration. and in some cases i have co

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in northern germany is the headquarters of the world's biggest automaker. i have an appointment with the head of marketing and sales. this i.v. for is aimed at the fast growing s.u.v. segment. the i.d. 3 was developed for the lower priced compact market and as a more affordable rival to test this popular model 3. but will focus wagon have the courage to switch from a classic combustion engine car maker to an all electric future. produces only economy we want to make $300000.00 cars here per year and we're already moving forward on the next factory and then we'll also. a collector cars including ninety's which will give us some breathing space and in china there will be even more production factories will soon be popping up all over the place. in her eyes conventionally powered cars will gradually become niche models the german auto giant aims to be c o 2 neutral by 2050 for decades the car maker has been putting standardized jacey's in its conventional vehicles sharing those construction designs between different groups brands has been a key factor in v.t.

hamburg in northern germany could also be at risk if god, the homework is and it's a real danger. hamburg is located just 100 kilometers from the coast. and research indicates that if the sea level in 10 used to rise with the risk of storm surges would increase significantly already through the news reels recalled. a flood of 962 when a storm surge washed over the dikes and flood of the north sea coast. about 100000, people lost their homes, and hundreds of people were killed. and thousands as women are down knows. the storm destroyed dikes along several 100 kilometers of coastline. hamburg was cut off for days, local residents were scarcely able to cope. and the situation today maybe even more dangerous, because since 1962, the sea level here has risen by 20 centimeters. this is the port of hamburg, more than 350000 people who live in this part of the city. a still threatened by storm surges. a lot of new projects are underway to protect them. these new prominent along the elba river also serves as a flood control structure. it was designed by zaha hadid architects. the prominent

hamburg in northern germany could also be at risk if god thi, how moorcock is and it's a real danger. hamburg is located just 100 kilometers from the coast and research, and the gates that the sea level in 10 used to rise with the risk of storm surges would increase significantly nama, already through the news reels recalled. a flood of 962 when a storm surge washed over the dikes and flood of the north sea coast. about 100000 people lost their homes, and hundreds of people were killed. thousands as one and done knows. the storm destroyed dikes along several 100 kilometers of coastline. hamburg was cut off for days, local residents were scarcely able to cope. and the situation today may be even more dangerous, because since $962.00 the sea level here has risen by 20 centimeters. this is the port of hamburg, more than 350000 people who live in this part of the city. a still threatened by storm surges, a lot of new projects are under way to protect them. these new prominent along the elba river, also serves as a flood control structure. it was designed by zaha hadid architects. the prom

and in the interests of those who will receive this gas, that is northern germany, northern europe. of course, everything is absolutely clear. the position is absolutely clear. the project is a international and be commercial and see no matter who says what, even despite the periodic appeal of the spot market, nothing other than pipeline gas can ensure europe's energy security. why is that? because the spot market is quite volatile because it is subject to a variety of factors such as transport, haitian safety, reliability of liquefaction equipment, etc. in many countries, it is also dominated by factors that have to do with the current political landscape in l. and g. export in countries. finally, there is the issue of climate change which will affect transportation routes, modes of transportation, etc. in other words, the spot market is much less stable than the pipeline gas market where russia happens to be far above the competition. not only is this market stable, it is overall cheaper and more reliable. it is designed for the long term which allows consumers of this particular

country's 17 nuclear plants for safety reasons, but also had 2 plants in clement bones, brittle in northern germany. at the moment, only 6 nuclear generators are active in germany. they're all slated for compulsory shutdown by 2022. button for has not restricted its legal activities to germany. it's also taking its case to the international center for settlement of investment disputes at the world bank where it's also demanding billions of euros compensation for the loss of its power stations. staying in germany and industrial giant, siemens has posted billions of euros in profits for the last financial year. despite the coronavirus pandemic battering parts of its business, its bottom line showed net profits of 4200000000 euros. that's a quarter less than the previous year or less half the profit came from the recent spin off of siemens energy, the biggest cases final year in charge. he's exiting siemens to be replaced by roland, by the outgoing chief executive has been speaking today to be a business. we asked joe kayser how he sought to find a balance between satisfying shareholders and being a s

loves bourg in northern germany is the headquarters of the world's biggest automaker. i have an appointment with the head of marketing and sales. this id for is aimed at the fast growing s.u.v. segment. the i.d. 3 was developed for the lower priced compact market and as a more affordable rival to test this popular model 3. but will focus wagon have the courage to switch from a classic combustion engine car maker to an all electric future. that. produces only economy models we want to make $300000.00 cars here per year and we're already moving forward on the next factory and then we'll also. a collector cars including ninety's which will give us some breathing space and in china there will be even more production factories will soon be popping up all over the place. in her eyes conventionally powered cars will gradually become models the german auto giant aims to be c o 2 neutral by 2050 for decades the car maker has been putting standardized jacey's and its conventional vehicles sharing those construction designs between different groups brands has been a key factor in

that also had 2 plants in clement ponds, buttle in northern germany. at the moment, only 6 nuclear generators are active in germany. they're all slated for compulsory shutdown by 2022. button for has not restricted its legal activities to germany. it's also taking its case to the international center for settlement of investment disputes, but the world bank where it's also demanding billions of euros compensation for the loss of its power stations. staying in germany and industrial giant, siemens has posted billions of euros in profits for the last financial year. despite the coronavirus pandemic battering parts of its business is bottom line showed. net profits of $4200000000.00 euros. that's a quarter less than the previous year. almost half the profits came from the recent spin off of siemens energy, the biggest cases final year in charge. he's exiting siemens to be replaced by roland by the outgoing chief executive has been speaking today to be a business. we asked joe kayser how he sought to find a balance between satisfying shareholders and being

the highly going down clinic is located in northern germany on the baltic sea 40 patients suffering from long term complications because of coping 1000 are being treated here. peggy grain is 48 years old and contracted the virus in march. she barely noticed the illness as she had so few symptoms. she's only begun to suffer from the effects of the disease recently. confident that i only became really ill months later in june. when yeah, at the time i thought that everything would eventually be fine. but things didn't improve as a whole. i was extremely ill for many, many weeks, which turned into months and i never got better give easel and what a nice located directly by the water surrounded by salty sea air. the clinic in highland dam is one of 3 in germany that treats people with corona related diseases. peggy grain is still struggling with the aftermath of the illness. so i'm torn my primary some terms of physical weakness and total exhaustion. body aches and desireless. in that i've had this for a very long time, extreme dizziness and poor concentration. and in some cases i have cogni

hamburg in northern germany could also be at risk if god 3, how much is it? and it's a real danger. hamburg is located just 100 kilometers from the coast. and research indicates that if the sea level continues to rise, the risk of storm surges would increase significantly. boycie through the news reels recalled, a flood of 962 when a storm surge washed over the dikes and flood of the north sea coast. about 100000, people lost their homes, and hundreds of people were killed. thousands as a woman or gun laws. the storm destroyed dikes along several 100 kilometers of coastline. hamburg was cut off for days. local residents were scarcely able to cope . and the situation today maybe even more dangerous, because since $962.00 the sea level here has risen by 20 centimeters. this is the port of hamburg, more than 350000 people who live in this part of the city. a still threatened by storm surges, a lot of new projects are underway to protect them. this new prominent along the elder river, also serves as a flood control structure. it was designed by zaha hadid architects. the prominent rise

the highly going down clinic is located in northern germany on the baltic sea 40 patients suffering from long term complications because of coping 1000 are being treated here. peggy grain is 48 years old and contracted the virus in march. she barely noticed the onus as she had so few symptoms. she's only begun to suffer from the effects of the disease recently. pretty confident, by only became really ill months later in june. when yeah, at the time i thought that everything would eventually be fine. but things didn't improve as a whole. i was extremely ill for many, many weeks, which turned into months and i never got better yet come give easily. and this is what unleashed besa located directly by the water surrounded by salty sea, near the clinic in highland dam is one of 3 in germany that treats people with corona related diseases. peggy grain is still struggling with the aftermath of the illness. some torn my primaries, some terms of physical weakness and total exhaustion. body aches and business in the us had to have had this for a very long time. extreme dizziness and poor concentra

of sport in northern germany is the headquarters of the world's biggest automaker. i have an appointment with the head of marketing and sales. this id for is aimed at the fast growing s.u.v. segment. the i.d. 3 was developed for the lower priced compact market and as a more affordable rival to test this popular model 3. but will focus wagon have the courage to switch from a classic combustion engine car maker to an all electric future. produces only economy models we want to make $300000.00 cars here per year and we're already moving forward on the next factory and then we'll also. a collector cars including ninety's which will give us some breathing space and in china there will be even more production factories will soon be popping up all over the place. in her eyes conventionally powered cars will gradually become models the german auto giant aims to be c o 2 neutral by 2050 for decades the car maker has been putting standardized jacey's in its conventional vehicles sharing those construction designs between different groups brands has been a key factor in v.t. a

half of northern germany has been drained to grow potatoes or corn, or to graze animals. a check ted then emits as much c o 2 in a single year. 29 tons as a car does in a typical lifespan of 200000 kilometers. in hankow soon in the northwest landscape, ecologist is investigating what happens when a drained bald is flooded. again, he discovered that at 1st it produces methane, another very dangerous greenhouse gas. after a few years, the missing emissions decrease and then the ball begins to store c o 2 over the long term just extrapolated that for all areas that are currently drained globally or does. and you can see very clearly that the faster we return water to the barbs, the better it is for the climate drained make up 7 percent of arab will land in germany. is it even possible to turn back time? if we take climate protection seriously, we have no alternative to it. dusty when you understand that agriculture on vogue's in germany causes annual climate damage of 7400000000 euros corresponds exactly to the total added value of the whole of agriculture. then you have to

frank fans low on his assistance are ready whenever a terminally ill person in northern germany would like to go for a ride it ters are free of charge the stuff volunteers he has his own specially fitted ambulances their mission is to fulfill a dying person's last wish servian oil and has been a hospice for several weeks. the 55 year old has turned cancer. the doctors say her tube is an operable because it's too close to the spine. today she'd like to return together with her son and his fiance to the town where she grew up. even past the happiest time in your life some place that it's just nice to be back there again and to be quiet to just breathe to feel. we'll manage just fine won't we. no one's home town is just half an hour away she was given morphine for the pain a man who trains paramedics for a living vents low tries to fulfill his passengers every wish he and his colleagues had out up to 2 times a week he's even driven all the way to the north cape. we've got to take it as it comes and then you can handle things quite well right i'll just keep going on up there i certainly h

are frank fans low and his assistants are ready whenever a terminally ill person in northern germany would like to go for write letters or free of charge the stuff volunteers he has his own specially fitted ambulances their mission is to fill a dying person's last wish servian oil and has been a hospice for several weeks the 55 year old has turned cancer. the doctors say her choose is an operable because it's too close to the spine. today she'd like to return together with her son and his fiance to the town where she grew up. if you think past the happiest time in your life someplace then it's just nice to be back there again and to be quiet to just breathe to feel. we'll manage just fine. moments hometown is just half an hour away she was given morphine for the pain a man who trains paramedics for a living vents low tries to fulfill his passengers every wish he and his colleagues had out up to 2 times a week he's even driven all the way to the north cape. we've got to take it as it comes and then you can handle things quite well right i'll just keep going on up there i certainly hop

that also had 2 plants in cumberland ponds, buttle in northern germany. at the moment, only 6 nuclear generators are active in germany. they're all slated for compulsory shutdown by 2022. button for has not restricted its legal activities to germany. it's also taking its case to the international center for settlement of investment disputes at the world bank, where it's also demanding billions of euros compensation for the loss of its power stations. china continues to ignore criticism of its vast network of detention camps and prisons in the northwest region of jang, human rights groups have increasingly put the spotlight on western companies investing there. one of the biggest is germany's folks. spelling are reports were empty, the capital of china's western region, too weak and other minorities. this is one of the most heavily policed regions in the world. china's repressive policies against ethnic minorities have been called it. genocide is also home to german carmaker folks most controversial and that's w. is the only international car maker to have

hamburg in northern germany could also be at risk. i lift the trophy home, walking is and it's a real danger. hamburg is located just 100 kilometers from the coast and research, and the gates that at the sea level continues to rise with the risk of storm surges would increase significantly, broadly, through the news reels recalled, a flood of 962 when a storm surge washed over the dikes and flood of the north sea coast. about 100000, people lost their homes, and hundreds of people were killed and thousands as a moment of dominoes. the storm destroyed dikes along several 100 kilometers of coastline. hamburg was cut off for days. local residents were scarcely able to cope . and the situation today may be even more dangerous, because since $962.00 the sea level here has risen by 20 centimeters this is the port of hamburg, more than 350000 people who live in this part of the city. a still threatened by storm surges. a lot of new projects are underway to protect them. this new prominent along the elbe, a river also serves as a flood contro

frank fans low and his assistants are ready whenever a terminally ill person in northern germany would like to go for write letters or free of charge the stuff volunteers he has his own specially fitted ambulances their mission is to fulfill a dying person's last wish serve you know even has been a hospice for several weeks the 55 year old has turned cancer. the doctors say her choose an operable because it's too close to the spine. today she'd like to return together with her son and his fiance to the town where she grew up. if you think past the happiest time in your life some place then it's just nice to be back there again and to be quiet to just breathe to feel. we'll manage just fine. nobody's home town is just half an hour away she was given morphine for the pain a man who trains paramedics for a living vents low tries to fulfill his passengers every wish he and his colleagues had out up to 2 times a week he's even driven all the way to the north cape. we've got to take it as it comes and then you can handle things quite well right i'll just keep going on up there i certainly ho

to the scale of the problem is vast, half of northern germany has been drained to grow potatoes or corn, or to graze animals. a check ted then emits as much c o 2 in a single year, 29 tons as a car does in a typical lifespan of 200000 kilometers in hank house and in the northwest landscape ecologist is investigating what happens when a drained is flooded. again, he discovered that at 1st it produces methane, another very dangerous greenhouse gas. after a few years, the methane emissions decrease, and then the bulb begins to store c o 2 over the long term. just extrapolated that for all areas that are currently drained globally. and you can see very clearly that the faster we return water to the barbs, the better it is for the climate. for drange bugs make up 7 percent of arab will land in germany. is it even possible to turn back time? if we take climate protection seriously, we have no alternative to it. dusty, when you understand that agricultural bogues in germany causes annual climate damage of 7400000000 euros, which corresponds exactly to the total added value of the whole of agri

can't stay here many restaurant owners and managers aren't surprised like these 2 in homburg in northern germany. as we go to look we are all running a marathon it will continue over the next few months it's not possible to get out of the way completely in the next few weeks it's something everyone must participate and it is in full for every industry with. the new rules are less struck only in the last spring's locked down schools and daycares are still open as well as retail shops but they are rules nonetheless in most states only people from 2 households are allowed to meet even in private homes and the biggest effects well undoubtedly be on the restaurant and entertainment industries which can now only do taiko. it was as far as the truth before the cause of this is of course a complete disaster for everyone because we were just starting to get back up and running again and now of course due to this lockdown like we are once again back at square one. for we go by google but the government is stepping in to help businesses with 50 or fewer employees will receive support up to 75 percent of th

the highly going down clinic is located in northern germany on the baltic sea 40 patients suffering from long term complications because of coping 1000 are being treated here. peggy grain is 48 years old and contracted the virus in march. she barely noticed the illness as she had so few symptoms. she's only begun to suffer from the effects of the disease recently. pretty confident that i only became really ill months later in june. when yeah, at the time i thought that everything would eventually be fine. but things didn't improve. i was extremely ill for many, many weeks, which turned into months and i never got better yet. come give you what a nice located directly by the water surrounded by salty sea air. the clinic in highland ami is one of 3 in germany that treats people with corona related diseases. peggy grain is still struggling with the aftermath of the illness. some torn my primary symptoms of physical weakness and total exhaustion, body aches and business. he didn't give us had to have had this for a very long time. extreme dizziness and poor concentration. and in some cases i

can't stay here many restaurant owners and managers aren't surprised like these 2 in homburg in northern germany. we are all running a marathon it will continue over the next few months it's not possible to get out of the way completely in the next few weeks it's something everyone must participate and it is painful for every industry because. the new rules are less struck only in the last spring's locked down schools and daycares are still open as well as retail shops but they are rules nonetheless in most states only people from 2 households are allowed to meet even in private homes and the biggest effects well undoubtedly be on the restaurant and entertainment industries which can now only do taiko. because if i look here for the cause of this is of course a complete disaster for everyone because we were just starting to get back up and running again and now of course due to this lockdown like we are once again back at square one. but the government is stepping in to help businesses with 50 or fewer employees will receive support up to 75 percent of their income 10000000000 euros have been ea

some wet weather coming into northern parts of germany. ahead of that, a lot of rain from both states right down into the alps and the be some snow coming through here. it does stay reasonably quiet down to the southwest, across spain and portugal. 19 celsius in madrid, most aquash into the eastern side of the med, because some lively showers, a rumbling away here, and that western weather, making its way towards cyprus and the levant. and by the time we come to friday of a storm system bring up across central parts of the mediterranean central areas of italy could see some rather heavy showers with some thunder. maybe some localized flooding. and that same system that will roll down into northern parts of libya, some heavy showers coming in here over the next couple of days and turning away from northern egypt. since 2013 wish the world innovation summit or health has gathered health care leaders, practitioners and research just together to larry, interact and engage with innovative organizations this year. wish will take place virtually

destabilizing the country and undermining his leadership, are brought to justice, hasan province in northern you. germany is said to extend its partial shutdown in order to curb a rising number of covert 19 infections. chancellor angela merkel is expected to speak later on when to say about longer and tougher measures. the country continues to record thousands of cases every day. despite imposing restrictions earlier this month, let's go live now to berlin. al-jazeera started it cain is there for us to say germany is set to extend its partial shutdown. is it or isn't it? is there a debate about this? the debate that's taking place is a buyout, was twofold. 1st of all is whether the existing lockdown light as it has been called is good lockdown, currently in place is not as severe as the one that pertained earlier during the pandemics of the 1st debate is whether to continue this existing lockdown which, which would ordinarily expire. at the end of november, so that 1st of all, will there be an extension of this up to just before christmas, perhaps, or not. and then the 2nd one, the 2nd element of this de

across the northwest and colder as we go on through monday line of cloud here across northern parts of france south of germany coming down across by and portugal sinks further south was and look at the temperatures behind was struggling to get into double figures there for london on choose day ha then around 10 degrees celsius what's the weather just pushing down towards southern parts of germany still a few showers across the eastern side of the mediterranean for many it is fine and dry as is the case across northern parts of africa and the seasonal showers gradually edging their way a little further south for monday. 5 g. internet technology game changer lobel threat i don't want to be a human leverett activists. a. conspiracy theorists engineers and world leaders this is only the beginning. are going fiercely over control over the latest wireless technology the truth about 5 g. on al-jazeera. kalugin amount of top stories around his her race to be u.s. president is in its last 48 hours president trump is holding rallies in a total of 5 states on sunday on his opponent joe biden will target pennsylvania. 10

across the northwest and colder as we go on through monday line of cloud here across northern parts of france south of germany coming down across by and portugal sinks further south with a look at the temperatures behind was struggling to get into double figures there for london on chews day higher than around 10 degrees celsius what's the weather just pushing doubts was some parts of germany still a few showers across the eastern side of the mediterranean for many it is fine and dry as is the case across northern parts of africa and the seasonal showers gradually edging their way a little further south for monday. but . still real. family and freedom going on the line with me here so. we heard the sounds of large. and the hardships faced in captivity they came for me at midnight they told me to leave my son i said how can i. i saw so much pain in the eyes of the other female prisoners. on the our pricing. on al-jazeera. you're. and again you're watching auxerre our mind about top stories this hour and the donald trump and joe biden have just one day of campaigning left before the u.s. presidential election t