this time they're on their way to saxony, the part of the country where the shift to the far right is mystic street. they want to find out why the president is famous for its cultural landmarks, but also as the cradle of the notorious pigweed, amazement, which is nationalist, anti islam. and far right, i am. i am i am. i am supporters regularly demonstrate against chancellor angle, america's refugee see against the idea of a multicultural germany for a few times and antonia their extreme politics. right? nothing like thank you. when the piggy demonstrations began in 2014, they struck and at their peak they drew 10000 people today any a small step in course still take to the streets every week. antonia and funds the meeting to be this vote. he's put on sunglasses as a journalist, he's anything but welcome here. how often have you been here? over 100 times. i've really, that's quite something pretty picky. there was founded in october 24th team. so this year marks its 5th anniversary. good to know there's a lot of dedication going into this system. it's amazing how much time and energy

so the police came from all over the country to help the authorities from saxony. and they hailed it as a matter of effort, and they hailed it as a breakthrough in this massive case. because of course, it is important. they say to show this criminal gang from the cone that they can't run the streets. and so it's important to occasionally stop them and dress and thank you. all right, let's take a look now at some of the latest developments in the corona virus pandemics. our german chancellor angela merkel failed to convince regional leave a thorough except to tough a krone virus restrictions. on monday, the heads of 16 states said they want to see whether current measures on reducing the spread of the virus passed. restaurants, museums, and galleries and ships are halfway into a 4 week national law. schools and businesses in austria are close from today as the country returns to a nationwide lockdown of its surging coronavirus numbers. the measures will remain in place until at least the 6th of december. austrian hospitals are said to be nearing capacity as the coun

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he estimates that around 40 percent of wind turbines, in the northern german state of lower saxony are no longer cost effective. you can work it out for yourself. we produce 700000 kilowatt hours of electricity. we get $0.09. now that means we're paid a feed in tariff of between 50060000 euros. but if that drops to below $20000.00 euros a year, and it's not going to cover our costs that renewables seem to be on the retreat without state subsidies, some 40 percent of old bio gas plants are also no longer profitable. the government's price guarantees helped green energy, find its feet in germany. now the industry is having to go it alone. the whole world could be on the cusp of a giant boom in solar energy though. and that's because of the huge drop in the price of the technology. international renewable energy agency says in the past decade, solar costs of fallen by 82 percent. we visited an energy provider that's installing, germany's biggest, so the park in the state of brandenburg these panels are pretty easy to install, but there are thousands of them still to go. in the countryside

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trance and then tony i go back on the red this time they're on their way to saxony the part of the country where the shift to the farm. right is make stick st they want to find out why. dresden is famous for its cultural landmarks but also as the cradle of the notorious piggy diminishment which is nationalist anti islam and far right i. i i i support has regularly demonstrate against chancellor angle america's refugee policy against the idea of a multicultural germany for a few times and antonia their extreme politics right nothing like it. when the bigoted demonstrations began in 2014 and they struck a nerve at that peak they drew 10000 people today any a small step and course still take to the streets every week antonia and funds the meeting to be this voice he's put on sunglasses as a journalist he's anything but welcome here. how often have you been here. over 100 times really that's quite something to get asked to give it was founded in october 24th team so they see a marks its 5th anniversary. there's a lot of dedication going into this system it's amazing how much time and energy is

he estimates that around 40 percent of wind turbines, in the northern german state of lower saxony are no longer cost effective. you can work it out for yourself. we produce 700000 kilowatt hours of electricity. we get $0.09 now, and that means we're paid to feed in tariff of between 50060000 euros. but if that drops to below $20000.00 euros a year, and it's not going to cover our costs that renewables seem to be on the retreat without state subsidies, some 40 percent of old bio gas plants are also no longer profitable. the government's price guarantees helped green energy, find its feet in germany. now the industry is having to go it alone. the whole world could be on the cusp of a giant boom in solar energy though. and that's because of the huge drop in the price of the technology. international renewable energy agency says in the past decade, solar costs of fallen by 82 percent. we visited an energy provider that's installing, germany's biggest, so the park in the state of brandenburg these panels are pretty easy to install, but there are thousands of them still to go. in the countr

he estimates that around 40 percent of wind turbines, in the northern german state of lower saxony are no longer cost effective. you can work it out for yourself. we produce 700000 kilowatt hours of electricity. we get $0.09. now that means we're paid a feed in tariff of between 50060000 euros, but if that drops to below $20000.00 euros a year, and it's not going to cover our costs that renewables seem to be on the retreat without state subsidies, some 40 percent of old bio gas plants are also no longer profitable. the government's price guarantees helped green energy find its feet in germany. now the industry is having to go it alone. the whole world could be on the cusp of a giant boom in solar energy. and that's because of the huge drop in the price of the technology. the international renewable energy agency says in the past decade, solar costs of fallen by 82 percent. we visited an energy provider that's installing, germany's biggest, so the park in the state of bread bag. these panels are pretty easy to install, but there are thousands of them still to go in the countryside near

the journey really unique in the world is the collection of just the strong 18th century ruler of saxony. it could be maybe compared to the crown jewels of london. it's this incredibly unique set of pieces. the pieces that were sold included, dining, crossed swords, broaches. and so they some put the value of a 1000000000 euros or more, but really, they're there. priceless. i mean this is a unique piece of, of german and saxon cultural history. but this is not the 1st in the german museum, half museums become soft targets for, for criminals. yeah, i think i think you can really say that, i mean, just a couple of years ago, 2017, we had a similar very spectacular robbery here in germany. in the botha museum where a huge gold coin worth about 4000000 euro is, was also was also taken in a very dramatic robbery. and, and these are, you know, ocean's 11 complicated geniuses that are pulling these off. these are smash and grab operations there. just rushing in and grabbing what they can and taking and going out. and i think i think criminals are looking at germ museums and very soft targets in

frank van slow and his assistants are ready whenever a terminally ill person in northern lower saxony would like to go for a ride the tours are free of charge the staff volunteers he has his own specially fitted ambulances they call the tours shannon fatah or make a wish trips today then slow and his team are picking up someone very special the woman is the daughter of his 1st passenger from 6 years ago this trip isn't easy for van slow. was our days since then we had phone ways kept in touch was a good luck that's why for me this story goes around it if it climbs to the bathroom it's not going to see if they are. saw. this ill be annoying man has been in hospice for a few weeks the 55 year old is in the final stages of terminal cancer. the doctors say her tumor is in operable because it's located just behind her spine today she would like to return together with her son and his fiance to the town was ill via grew up with her grandparents frank van slow has organized the trip. with us as. the happiest time in your lives and then it's just nice to be back there again. and to be quiet.

in the political burbs dozens of ukrainians, like maxine turned up for work at a meat factory in saxony and hauled in 2020. all of them, supposedly students looking for a vacation job some have been offered very different jobs before their journey. but marina, which is not her real name. there were 3 jobs on offer. a supermarket job one in candy, and one in a bakery. but we ended up with a very different one in a meat processing factory. the work was extremely difficult for women and men. the women had to lift heavy crates of meat and meat products that weighed between 25 and 30 kilos. that's the work for the so-called student started in mid september, but lasted only 5 days. the german authorities quickly realized there was something odd and ukrainians find out that the police had searched their accommodation. when i came home, i discovered that the door had been broken and there was a new lock. our translator had written a note saying that the police had raided our partner and broken the lot and put on a new one. your trouble absorbs a miller. this was a coordinated police operation i

dozens of ukrainians like maxine turned up for work at a meat factory in saxony and hauled in 2020. all of them, supposedly students looking for a vacation job some have been offered very different jobs before their journey. but marina, which is not her real name. there were 3 jobs on offer. a supermarket job one in candy, and one in a bakery. but we ended up with a very different one in a meat processing factory. the work was extremely difficult for women and men. the women had to lift heavy crates of meat and meat products that weighed between 25 and 30 kilos. that's the work for the so-called students started in mid september, but lasted only 5 days. the german authorities quickly realized there was something odd and ukrainians found out that the police had searched their accommodation. when i came home, i discovered that the door had been broken and there was a new lock. our translator had written a note saying that the police had raided our partner broke in the lot and put on a new one. it was level and it was a box of this was a coordinated police operation. in the 23rd of sep

within the journey really unique in the world is the collection of the strong 18th century ruler of saxony. it could be maybe compared to the crown jewels of london. it's this incredibly unique set of pieces. the pieces that were sold included, incrusted, swords, broaches, and so forth. they some put the value of a 1000000000 euros or more, but really, there are, there are priceless. i mean, this is a unique piece of, of german and saxon cultural history. but this is not the 1st in a german museum, half museums become soft targets for, for criminals. yeah, i think i think you can really say that, i mean, just a couple of years ago, 2017, we had a similar very spectacular robbery here in germany. in the botha museum where a huge gold coin worth about 4 new york was also was also taken in a very dramatic robbery. and, and these are, you know, ocean's 11 complicated geniuses that are pulling these off. these are smash and grab operations. they're just rushing in, grabbing what they can and taking and going out. and i think i think criminals are looking at german using very soft targets, incre

islam ists and right wing extremists sit side by side at a meeting held in the german state of saxony, unhurt. it was organized by the violence prevention network. their goal is to talk to extremists, not about them. for almost 20 years, thomas mckay has been helping young people extricate themselves from extremist structures. and we try to help people get out of our concept of the strategy of a 1000 years, and we want to starve the extremists of future strength by convincing their youngest members to leave look and his team rely on close personal contact to young adults. right now, their biggest hurdle is covert 19 and social. distancing some of the extremists in their program can no longer be contacted. many of them are in prison. this used to be where de radicalization began, but now visits are not allowed. another problem is social media because of the current partial lockdown, more young people go online, which makes them more prone to becoming radicalized. this is a whole. i observed that during the pandemic of youth, when the lockdown was known to many people who were isolated

but at the same time with an engine saxony, we see infection rates rising, then the average doesn't help. we need to react in a locally appropriate and adaptive way the regions wanted to make it possible to have further measures. if the $200.00 incidence rate is increased and i think that is necessary, that's what we want to make possible so that the overall rate can be very good. as we emphasized yesterday, once again, the be all and end all in dealing with this pandemic. and the infection is to reduce contacts and if there are contacts, they have to be following the established rules. and this is why private meetings are particularly important in christmas and new year. we are once again, tightening the role of saying that private gatherings should only between 2 households up to 5 people not including children below the age of 14 because they are not so relevant for the infection rates as we know. so 5 people from 2 households to children of below 14 years. face masks are made of the face mask wearing is made mandatory in all busy areas, street squares at work. obviously we know that

islam ists and right wing extremists sit side by side at a meeting held in the german state of saxony on what it was organized by the violence prevention network. their goal is to talk to extremists, not about them. for almost 20 years, thomas mckay has been helping young people extricate themselves from extremist structures. and we try to help people get out of this concept of the strategy of a 1000 years, and we want to starve the extremists of future strength by convincing their youngest members to leave look and his team rely on close personal contact to young adults. right now, their biggest hurdle is trying teen and social distancing some of the extremists in their program can no longer be contacted. many of them are in prison. this used to be where de radicalization began, but now visits are not allowed. another problem is social media because of the current partial lockdown. more young people go online, which makes them more prone to becoming radicalized. this is all i observed that during the pandemic when the lockdown wasn't a place to many people who were isolated began loo

from then slow and his assistants are ready whenever a terminally ill person in northern lower saxony would like to go for a ride or the tours are free of charge the staff volunteers he has his own specially fitted ambulances they call the tours shannon fox or make a wish trips today then slow and his team are picking up someone very special the woman is the daughter of his 1st passenger from 6 years ago this trip isn't easy for a fence slow. was our days since then we have always kept in touch with the record that's why for me this story goes around it if it climbs to the battery and is not going to be shifted up. saw. zille be annoying man has been in hospice for a few weeks the 55 year old is in the final stages of terminal cancer. the doctors say her tumor is in operable because it's located just behind her spine today she would like to return together with her son and his fiance to the town was ill be a grew up with her grandparents frank of henslow has organized the trip. with us as. the happiest time in your lives. then it's just nice to be back there again. and to be quiet. ju

he estimates that around 40 percent of wind turbines, in the northern german state of lower saxony are no longer cost effective. you can work it out for yourself. we produce 700000 kilowatt hours of electricity. we get $0.09. now that means we're paid a feed in tariff of tween 50060000 euros, but if that drops to below $20000.00 euros a year, and it's not going to cover our costs that renewables seem to be on the retreat without state subsidies, some 40 percent of old bio gas plants are also no longer profitable. the government's price guarantees helped green energy find its feet in germany. now the industry is having to go it alone. the whole world could be on the cusp of a giant boom in solar energy though. and that's because of the huge drop in the price of the technology. international renewable energy agency says in the past decade, solar costs of fallen by 82 percent. we visited an energy provider that's installing, germany's biggest, so the park in the state of bread. these panels are pretty easy to install, but there are thousands of them still to go in the countryside near ber

he estimates that around 40 percent of wind turbines, in the northern german state of lower saxony are no longer cost effective. you can work it out for yourself. we produce 700000 kilowatt hours of electricity. we get $0.09. now that means we're paid a feed in tariff of between 50060000 euros, but if that drops to below $20000.00 euros a year, and it's not going to cover our costs that renewables seem to be on the retreat without state subsidies, some 40 percent of old bio gas plants are also no longer profitable. the government's price guarantees helped green energy find its feet in germany. now the industry is having to go it alone. the whole world could be on the cusp of a giant boom in solar energy though. and that's because of the huge drop in the price of the technology. international renewable energy agency says in the past decade, solar costs of fallen by 82 percent. we visited an energy provider that's installing, germany's biggest, so the park in the state of bread. these panels are pretty easy to install, but there are thousands of them still to go in the countryside near b

we've had dozens of ukrainians, like maxine turned up for work at a meat factory in saxony and hauled in 2020. all of them, supposedly students looking for a vacation job some have been offered for very different jobs before their journey . but marina, which is not her real name. there were 3 jobs on offer. a supermarket job one in candy, and one in a bakery. but we ended up with a very different one in a meat processing factory. the work was extremely difficult for women and men. the women had to lift heavy crates of meat and meat products that weighed between 25 and 30 kilos. the work for the so-called student started in mid september, but lasted only 5 days. the german authorities quickly realized there was something odd and ukrainians found out that the police had searched their accommodation. when i came home, i discovered that the door had been broken and there was a new look. our translator has written a note saying that the police had raided our apartment, broken the lot and put on a new one. it was little and it was a box of miller. this was a coordinated police operation in

dozens of ukrainians like maxine turned up for work at a meat factory in saxony and halt in 2020. all of them supposedly students looking for a vacation job some have been offered a very different jobs before their journey. but marina, which is not her real name, was secure. there were 3. jobs on offer a supermarket, job one in candy and one in a bakery. but we ended up with a very different one in a meat processing factory. the work was extremely difficult for women and men. the women had to lift heavy crates of meat and meat products that weighed between 25 and 30 kilos. that's how the work for the so-called students started in mid september, but lasted only 5 days. the german authorities quickly realized there was something odd and the ukrainians find out that the police had searched their accommodation. when i came home, i discovered that the door had been broken and there was a new lock. our translator had written a note saying that the police had raided our partner and broken the lot and put on a new one. it was level and this was a coordinated police operation. in the 23rd

within the journey really unique in the world is the collection of the strong 18th century ruler of saxony. it could be maybe compared to the crown jewels of london. it's this incredibly unique set of pieces. the pieces that were sold included, dining, crusted, swords, broaches, and so forth. they some put the value of a 1000000000 euros or more, but really there are, there are priceless. i mean, this is a unique piece of, of german and saxon cultural history. but this is not the 1st german museum. half museums become soft targets for, for criminals. yeah. i think i think you can really say that, i mean, just a couple of years ago, 2017, we had a similar very spectacular robbery here in germany, in the boat, a museum where a huge gold coin worth about 4000000 new york was, was also was also taken in a very dramatic, a robbery and, and these are, you know, ocean's 11 complicated geniuses that are good are pulling these off. these are smash and grab operations. they're just rushing in, grabbing what they can, and taking and going out. and i think i think criminals are looking at germ museums

i mean, that's sort of their significance cultural significance and the government of saxony said right after the robbery, that these are priceless pieces and they can never be replaced. and if we had think about all that we had a thing about this is, this is not the 1st big museum robbery in germany. is that in the sense in which the german museums are being targeted? i think definitely especially for this particular in this particular case, one of the person people who is arrested today in connection to this robbery and arrest and has already been convicted of a museum robbery just a couple of years ago in berlin. where you might remember 2017, they robbed a huge, massive gold coin of the boat of museum which who they are, who had like a 100 kilograms worth like $4000000.00 worth of gold. also a sort of a crude smash and grab robber. this ran and got it packed on a wheelbarrow and rolled it out. one of the people who was convicted of that crime early that early this year, but has not yet been put in prison, was picked up in the raids today in connection to this crime in dresden. so ob

and the birds dozens of ukrainians like maksim turned up for work at a meat factory in saxony and hauled in 2020. all of them, supposedly students looking for a vacation job some have been offered very different jobs before their journey. but marina, which is not her real name, was there were 3. jobs on offer. a supermarket job one in candy and one in a bakery. but we ended up with a very different one in a meat processing factory. the work was extremely difficult for women and men. the women had to lift heavy crates of meat and meat products that weighed between 25 and 30 kilos. that's how the work for the so-called student started in mid september, but lasted only 5 days. the german authorities quickly realized there was something odd and the ukrainians find out that the police had searched their accommodation. when i came home, i discovered that the door had been broken and there was a new look. our translator had written a note saying that the police had raided our partner and broken the lot and put on a new one. your problem, all of this was a coordinated police operation. in the 23

frank van slow and his assistants are ready whenever a terminally ill person in northern lower saxony would like to go for a ride the tours are free of charge the staff volunteers he has his own specially fitted ambulances they call the tours shannon fatten or make a wish trips today then slow and his team are picking up someone very special the woman is the daughter of his 1st passenger from 6 years ago this trip is an easy 5 and slow. was our days since then we have flown ways can be 10 times. that's why for me the story goes sort of relatively close to the batter and it's not going to shake it up. saw. this ill be annoying man has been in hospice for a few weeks the 55 year old is in the final stages of terminal cancer. the doctors say her tumor is in operable because it's located just behind her spine today she would like to return together with her son and his fiance to the town were still be a grew up with her grandparents from the van slow has organized the trip. with us as. the happiest time in your lives and then it's just nice to be back there again. and to be quiet. just de

the journey really unique in the world is the collection of just the strong 18th century ruler of saxony. it could be maybe compared to the crown jewels of london. it's this incredibly unique set of pieces. the pieces that were sold included, dining crested swords, broaches, and so forth. they some put the value in a 1000000000 euros or more, but really, they're there. priceless. i mean, this is a unique piece of, of german and saxon cultural history. but this is not the 1st in a german museum, half museums become soft targets for, for criminals. yeah. i think i think you can really say that, i mean, just a couple of years ago, 2017, we had a similar very spectacular robbery here in germany. in the botha museum where a huge gold coin worth about 4000000 euro is, was also was also taken in a very dramatic, a robbery. and, and these aren't, you know, ocean's 11 complicated geniuses that are pulling these off. these are smash and grab operations. they're just rushing in, grabbing what they can and taking and going out. and i think, i think for most are looking at german using very soft targ

in islam ists and right wing extremists sit side by side at a meeting held in the german state of saxony on what it was organized by the violence prevention network. their goal is to talk to extremists, not about them. for almost 20 years, thomas has been helping young people extricate themselves from extremist structures . we try to help people get out of the concept of the strategy of a 1000 years and we want to starve the extremists of future strength by convincing their youngest members to leave look and his team rely on close personal contact to young adults. right now. their biggest hurdle is covert 19 and social. distancing some of the extremists in their program can no longer be contacted. many of them are in prison. this used to be where de radicalization began, but now visits are not allowed. another problem is social media because of the current partial lockdown. more young people go online, which makes them more prone to becoming radicalized. this is a whole. i observed that during the pandemic when the lockdown wasn't too many people who were isolated began looking for conta