where leipzig was located and the neighboring state of saxony i hold in both east and germany and they it's pretty expensive actually they paid about a 1000000 euros for the whole experiment but they said the whole thing as an investment. i think that if they can get a scientific basis for a risk in events like this the maybe they can help their event groups in their states get started again and get literally thousands of people back to work we just have a minute now but i want to get something clear here i know that the music and culture industries have taken a huge hit during this pandemic and clearly they're going to be watching to see the results of this experiment what is the data that they're looking for and do you think it's going to be helpful especially the data they're going to look at is where are the risks at the moment they don't know when you have events like this they want to see where are the hot spots where it's dangerous for people to gather in concepts like this and what happens when people gather concepts like this with that data they'll be able to make some sort of

cost a 1000000 euros to put this on for the day and the cost is split between the 2 governments of saxony were leipzig is located in its neighboring state in eastern germany and basically the. putting up all this money because they want to have some sort of database that they can use to basically help out the events industries in their states to help all these thousands of people who are out of work who can't go back to or who be setting up concerts like this and they want to give them some sort of scientific basis to say we can develop a plan that will allow you to be safe but allowed to put on these type of vents again and as you say these industries have taken just a massive heat in this pandemic when what are they trying to get from the dacha and when can we expect to see any results will fairly soon for such a large experiment i mean they said they're conscious of like 4 tetra bytes of data which i don't even know how big that huge but they expect in 4 to 6 weeks of the 1st data. analyze the data sets with they can say something about what the study took place on saturday and basical

across germany you have to cover mouth and nose, that is a national requirements with the exception of saxonyhich refuses to follow suit. we are back into a different phase again where there is an attempt to coordinate from berlin. brent: germany has been successful in managing this because the public has agreed with the government's's policies, but not everyone agrees. a restrictions protest planned for this weekend, that protest has been and. -- has been banned. will it work? >> the hashtag trending today was storm berlin, telling people to show up. a colleague of mine was at those protests a couple of weeks ago where we saw people not wearing face masks and getting aggressive towards journalists. this was the big health and safety concern, and it is being debated in germany whether that plays into the hands of conspiracy theorists who expect the state behind the corona legend or whether there is this real public health threat and that it needs to be avoided for the safety of everybodody involved. hot debates here. brent: the anti-coronavirus restrictions sentiment, do we know what is feedi

we look at the issues that played a role in the recent election campaigns and brandenburg saxony and the reagan among others. the expansion of wind power was often a topic of discussion both by the f.t. and the c.d.u. . wind energy means $3.00 to $4000.00 tons of reinforced concrete in the ground per turbine that means 0.2 to $1.00 head tear of cleared forest per hour wind turbine. i can't understand how they can destroy our beautiful to religion forest put in 50 truckloads of concrete into the ground and the wind turbines can be built that. would both politicians and many opponents of wind power fail to mention is that each wind turbine saves many times the amount of c o 2 that the clear trees could absorb. and the forest is usually replanted somewhere else misinformation like this hurts the wind or the street. in theory the politicians want to expand renewables including wind power but in practice everything is being done to prevent it why. because they're afraid of the angry citizens and every vote counts so everyone has to be kept happy good luck man and his team are still workin

and we have agreed with the exception of saxony on hyatt but 15 states have agreed to issue a minimum fine for infringements against requirements to wear a mosque 50 euros. we have said that we want to put these fines in place for public transport long distance train travel and we also asked the ministers for transport as to how we can put this in place. and let's get more now with chief political editor who was at that press conference with the chancellor wrapped up just a few moments ago michel of the issues that were on hand here today a lot of them we've seen before but there are some new items what's new as of today . well the kitty is an intention to look less at the individual responsibility but to put more of the onus of policy on actually controlling what people are doing for instance those people returning from areas deemed to be risk areas those quarantines already in place people are required to stay at home until they have a negative test but that is something that's the government wants to monitor a lot closer 3 than they have done in the past also the bottom line really

germany that you have to cover mouth and nose that is a national requirement with the exception of saxony on health which refuses to follow suit and that highlights that we're back into a different phase here again where there is an active attempt to coordinate from by that. germany has been successful in managing this pandemic because most of the public has agreed with the government's policies but not everyone agrees a huge anti coronavirus restrictions planned for this coming weekend here in berlin their purchase has now been banned. is that going to work we know. well i'm not so sure i mean the hash tag trending today was basically storm so basically telling people to show up colleague of mine was at those very protests a couple of weeks ago where we saw people not wearing face masks and also getting quite aggressive towards done this and this was the big health and safety concern here and it's being hotly debated and many whether that plays into the hands of conspiracy theorists who suspect the state behind what they see as a corona legend or whether that in fact is this real public

germany that you have to cover mouth and nose that that is a national requirement with the exception of saxony on health which refuses to follow suit and that highlights that we're back into a different phase here again where there is an active attempt to coordinate from. germany has been successful in managing this pandemic because most of the public has agreed with the government's policies but not everyone agrees a huge anti coronavirus restrictions planned for this coming weekend here in berlin their protest has now been banned and is that going to work we know well i'm not so sure i mean the hash tag trending today was basically stolen by so basically telling people to show up colleague of mine was at those very protests a couple of weeks ago where we saw people not wearing face masks and also getting quite aggressive towards done this and this was the big health and safety concern here and it's being hotly debated in germany whether that plays into the hands of conspiracy theorists who suspect the state behind what they see as a corona legend or whether that in fact is this real public h

germany that you have to cover mouth and nose that that is a national requirement with the exception of saxony on health which refuses to follow suit and that highlights that we're back into a different phase here again where there is an active attempt to coordinate from by that. germany has been successful in managing just pandemic because most of the public has agreed with the government's policies but not everyone agrees so huge anti coronavirus restrictions planned for this coming weekend here in berlin their purchase has now been banned well that ban is that going to work we know. well i'm not so sure i mean the hash tag trending today was basically stolen by lynn so basically telling people to show up colleague of mine was at those very protests a couple of weeks ago where we saw people not wearing face masks and also getting quite aggressive towards done this and this was the big health and safety concern here and it's being hotly debated in germany whether that plays into the hands of conspiracy theorists who suspect the state behind what they see as a corona legend or whether that in

dark took the 6 year old to her home in stendhal in saxony on heart. the little girl started going to school there and lead a comfortable life as a much loved only child. 4 years later came the shock. luisa and her husband received a letter from the polish red cross which tore the family apart. louisa dahl wrote this in response. if the mother of the child is alive we are prepared in view of the mother's terrible suffering and uncertainty during the years of separation to return the child safe and sound to her. of course the biological mother has the 1st right and with a heavy heart i will give up the child whom we have come to love and cherish. 'd followed years polish mother should have survived auschwitz and with this photograph searched the world for her 2 daughters. and found them. there when the news came that i was a stolen polish child and had to go back to my home country. where my musi began to tell me about my siblings who i had forgotten in the course of the 4 years. october 1st there were left on the romney or so for that reason i was not

dark took the 6 year old to her home in stendhal in saxony on her. little girl started going to school there and lead a comfortable life as a much loved only child. 4 years later came the shock. luisa and her husband bill home received a letter from the polish red cross which tore the family apart. louisa dahl wrote this in response. if the mother of the child is alive we are prepared in view of the mother's terrible suffering and uncertainty during the years of separation to return the child safe and sound to her. of course the biological mother has the 1st right and with a heavy heart i will give up the child whom we have come to love and cherish. 'd polish mother. had survived. and with this photograph searched the world for her 2 daughters. and found them. when the news came that i was a stolen polish child and had to go back to my home country. and there my musi began to tell me about my siblings who i had forgotten in the course of the 4 years . october me abscessed they were left on the ocean so for that reason i was not so reluctant to return

germany that you have to cover mouth and nose that that is a national requirement with the exception of saxony on health which refuses to follow suit and that highlights that went back into a different phase here again where there is an active attempt to coordinate from by the. germany has been successful in managing this pandemic because most of the public has agreed with the government's policies but not everyone agrees a huge by risk restrictions plan for this coming weekend here in berlin their protest has now been banned and is that going to work we know well i'm not so sure i mean the hash tag trending today was basically storm so basically telling people to show up colleague of mine was at those very protests a couple of weeks ago where we saw people not wearing face masks and also getting quite aggressive towards turn this and this was the big health and safety concern here and it's being hotly debated and many without plays into the hands of conspiracy theorists who suspect the state behind what they see as a corona legend or whether that in fact is this wheel public health threat and

that face masks are required particularly in public areas and we have agreed with the exception of saxony and how to put 15 veterans states have agreed to. issue a minimum fine for infringements against requirements to wear a mask of 50 euros we've said that we want to put these mines in place for. or public transport hubs and. long distance trains as well and we have asked the ministers of transport to look at how we can put this in place. we're going to look at how. we can not actually have this be fine but rather. a higher ticket price because that way the workers in the public transport can issue this fine as it were right then we've also looked at the testing of returning holidaymakers i just transpired that we know too little about this that for months now holiday makers returning from risk areas have to go into quantity you know upon their return and we've experienced that there have been a number of positive tests with returning holidaymakers from risk areas and this is why we need to test them specifically but on the other hand what we've also seen is that holidaymakers returning

want to ensure that face masks are required in public areas and we have agreed with the exception of saxony on hiatt but 15 states have agreed to a minimum fine for infringements against requirements to wear a mosque a 50 euros. we have said that we want to put these fines in place for public transport long distance train travel and we also asked the ministers for transport as to how we can put this in place. let's get more now or do that he is chief political editor michelle acosta who is at that press conference was the chancellor wrapped up just a few moments ago michel on the issues that were on hand here today a lot of them we've seen before but there are some new items what's new as of today . well there clearly is an intention to look less at the individual responsibility but to put more of the onus of policy on actually controlling what people are doing for instance those people returning from areas deemed to be risk areas and those quarantines already in place people are required to stay at home until they have a negative test but that that is something that's the government wants

that face masks are required particularly in public areas and we have agreed with the exception of saxony and had spent 15 federal states have agreed to. issue a minimum fine for infringement. against requirements to wear a mask of 50 euros we've said that we want to put these fines in place for public transport and. long distance trains as well and we have asked the ministers of transport to look at how we can put this in place. i'm joined here in the studio by our political correspondent nina ha's are following this very closely for us today good day to you nina. there will be no relaxation in corona regulations that's what we've gotten so far from the press conference what changes as of today 1st of all they've extended the issue that there are not going to be any. there's not going to be a live audience in sporting events until the end of october there's a commission that's going to look into whether that.

want to ensure that face masks are required in public areas and we have agreed with the exception of saxony on hyatt but 15 states have agreed to issue a minimum fine for infringements against requirements to wear a mask of 50 euros. we have said that we want to put these fines in place for public transport long distance train travel and we also asked the ministers for transport as to how we can put this in place. and let's get more now would be the views chief political editor michelle acosta who was at that press conference with the chancellor wrapped up just a few moments ago michelle on the issues that were on hand here today a lot of them we've seen before but there are some new items what's new as of today . well the kitty is an intention to look less at the individual responsibility but to put more of the onus of policy on actually controlling what people are doing for.