what has been agreed upon she wanted several positives to be taken and as i have no stance you stated germany will take in 1553 is island seekers has an asylum applications have already been accepted most of the family's history will children will be prioritized and will be taken in by different region states here in germany why is the migration question such a polarizing one in germany. well you have to remember that 5 years ago there was that defining moment when i got america sayed weekend duties meaning that germany would actually handled a strong effects of migrant that said i make a manging to some out of 2015 and to many indeed to cane a far more migrants than any other e.u. countries but while doing so he tweeted parise and german society reso the rise of the far right we saw the rise of racist attacks even if 60 percent off germans do you favor every day arrival of refugees in their country i mean euro political correspondent thank you we'll take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world german chancellor angela merkel has warned that i'm the semitism in ge

like the united states germany has been building a fence along its border but the aim here is to keep out african swine fever which is widespread now in neighboring poland we're now the 1st case of the disease has been confirmed here in germany in a wild boar the infectious disease is not dangerous to humans but it is deadly for pigs and authorities have been preparing containment measures to protect the country's pork industry which is europe's biggest this symmetric fence was unable to keep african swine flu from crossing into germany from poland. a dead wild boar found near the border tested positive for the virus that prompted the state to take quick action. essence einstein can this 1st of all limits on foot and vehicle traffic inside the specified area where african swine fever has been found 2nd blocking off their a strict id area. 3rd limitations on or an outright ban on hunting for its limitations or a van on agriculture in the area the virus spreads by direct contact between animals via animal blood and through improperly disposed of contaminated food it can survive for mont

state of the union address. golf it's good to have you with us police here in germany launched raids against some of their fellow officers on wednesday officers suspected of trading neo nazi images in private online chat groups 29 police officers in the german state of north rhine-westphalia have been suspended 11 are now under criminal investigation images shared in the group's include pictures of adult hitler and nazi symbols such as swastikas and this is not the 1st time that germany's security forces have been at the center of a scandal involving far right extremists. by this grace and a slap in the face for germany's police forces that's what the interior minister in north rhine-westphalia called the discovery of czech content in which 29 police officers shared right wing extremist material. including for example pictures of hitler of swastikas of imperial war flags but also many more horrible images like the fictional depiction of a refugee in the gas chamber of a concentration camp police officers from different cities and 34 police departments took part in the czech groups they were all suspended pending

head of state the prime minister says it's now time for the country to have a baby and head of state. germany police have launched raids against some of their colleagues offices suspected of trading neo nazi images and private online chat groups 29 police officers in the german state of north rhine-westphalia has been suspended 11 are now under criminal investigation images shared include pictures of nazi symbols such as swastika this and this is not the 1st time germany security forces have been epicenter of a scandal involving 5 right extremism. by this grace and a slap in the face for germany's police forces that's what the interior minister in north rhine-westphalia called the discovery of czech content in which 29 police officers shared right wing extremist material. including for example pictures of hitler of swastikas of imperial war flags but also many more horrible images like the fictional depiction of a refugee in the gas chamber of a concentration camp of police officers from different cities and $34.00 police departments took part in the check groups they were all suspended pendi

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like the united states germany has been building a fence along its border but the aim here is to keep out african swine fever which is widespread now in neighboring poland where now the 1st case of the disease has been confirmed here in germany in a wild boar the infectious disease is not dangerous to humans but it is deadly for pigs and authorities have been preparing containment measures to protect the country's pork industry which is europe's biggest this symmetric fence was unable to keep african swine flu from crossing into germany from poland. a dead wild boar found near the border tested positive for the virus that prompted the state to take quick action. essence einstein on this 1st of all limits on foot and vehicle traffic inside the specified area where african swine fever has been found 2nd blocking off the restricted area. 3rd limitations on or an outright ban on hunting for its limitations or a ban on agriculture in the area. the virus spreads by direct contact between animals via animal blood and through improperly disposed of contaminated food it can survive for months

each individual region has responsibility for testing in that state, and there are 16 federal states in germanyin germany. so it's much less of a top—down approach, like we have seenin of a top—down approach, like we have seen in some other countries including the uk. but it's unlikely this german approach is something the uk government would consider. richard galpin, bbc news. with me now is the bbc‘s head of statistics robert cuffe. we've seen a big increase in cases, how is the system holding up? that increase in demand has really stressed the testing system, the walk in and the drive—through system. the contact tracing system looks like it is holding up. we have seen the number of people testing positive more than double in england in the course of two weeks according to the data released today from test and trace. the number of people tested had only gone up by about a quarter, not including the people who tried to get a test but could not. it might have gone up a little bit but not enough to explain this massive rise in cases. the number of people getting their test back, once they get an

we have to say however that there is some dispute between the various regions the 16 federal states and germany amongst each other there is a push to have these rules imposed for the whole of germany but especially the rural federal states feel that in their cases where the number of covered cases are very low applying such strict measures would not be reasonable so there is some dispute going on about whether this will be for the whole of germany or not of course many people are concerned that there could be a real spike in infections and statistics suggest that it's possible if that happens could there be another hard lockdown in germany. well i'm going to makarova chancellor is one of the people who is concerned about this she said yesterday in a party meeting of the christian democratic union that if nothing was done now and the exponential growth of infections continues the way it has been recent weeks then by christmas we would have $19000.00 infections per day that's obviously a very bad could worst case scenario and also a locked on the total lockdown would be. a measure of last resort

only germany's declaration of war against the united states after pearl harbor convinced americans to declare war on germany. that's one thing. the debate is about, on the surface, how much age should the united states give to the allies to help them defeat nazi germany. but below the surface there's a fundamental debate going on. what role should the united states play in the world going forward? should it, as the antiinterventionists argue, remain a hemispheric power dominating north and south america has it had done for the last century? should it try to do that in a world dominated by hostile dictatorships, or as the interventionists argue, should it recognize that the united states was a global power? and be willing to join the fight against those dictators to prevent those dictators from dominating the world? that's a big question. and behind all of the details, and we'll talking about a fair amount of detailed arguments here, that's the fundamental question americans are considering, what role should the united states play in the world going forward. the great debate that takes

did the united states go ahead and declare war in germany. even after pearl harbor the united states did not immediately declare war on germany, germany was not attacked. germany declared war first, took the decision out of american hands i think it's worth wondering, if germany had not done that, with the american people have supported going to war against germany after pearl harbor? we'll never know it's hypothetical, i think it's a question worth considering. this suggests maybe not, in fact maybe not especially given the fact that japan had attacked united states. maybe the focus should be on japan and not on germany. let the interventionists ultimately succeeded in doing is six worth whisk in your war, but not convincing that the united states should enter the war. and take on world leadership, now that idea was being advocating vibe group i haven't mentioned, it's called the fight for freedom committee. the most radical faction of the white committee, the ones who thought we should just go ahead and declare war. this is our fight we shou

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germany's chancellor merkel and u.s. secretary of state by pompei 0 have both called for an immediate cease fire in this dispute it territory of nagorno-karabakh in the caucasus. phoned the leaders of both armenia and azerbaijan these 2 countries are now engaged in a 3rd day of fighting over the region it lies within azerbaijan but has been under the control of ethnic armenian forces since 1994. these scenes have put the international community on edge. but for the residents of both mania and as a by xan they have been a long time coming. azerbaijan all the as i by johnny ami will win this war and we will return to our historical lands a lot of those that get it as in this jury is out as if my country needs me as a soldier i am ready even at my age. of course we are afraid of a long war but the civilian population and the military must be ready for it. it is better to be free later than to continue this false pace. the focus of the fighting is the goal in a car back region the dispute itself is decades old beginning in the early 1990 s. wh

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like the united states germany has been building a fence along its border but the aim here is to keep out african swine fever which is widespread now in neighboring poland now the 1st case of the disease has been confirmed here in germany in a wild boar the infectious disease is not dangerous to humans but it is deadly for pigs and authorities have been preparing containment measures to protect the country's pork industry which is europe's biggest. this electric fence was unable to keep african swine flu from crossing into germany from poland a dead wild boar found near the border tested positive for the virus that prompted the state to take quick action. essence einstein can this 1st of all limits on foot and vehicle traffic inside the specified area where african swine fever has been found 2nd blocking off the restricted area. 3rd limitations on or an outright ban on hunting for its limitations or a ban on agriculture in the area the virus spreads by direct contact between animals via animal blood and through improperly disposed of contaminated food it can survive for months or even

like the united states germany has been building a fence along its border but the aim here is to keep out african swine fever which is widespread now in neighboring poland where now the 1st case of the disease has been confirmed here in germany in a wild boar the infectious disease is not dangerous to humans but it is deadly for pigs and authorities have been preparing containment measures to protect the country's pork industry which is europe's biggest this symmetric fence was unable to keep african swine flu from crossing into germany from poland. a dead wild boar found near the border tested positive for the virus that prompted the state to take quick action. essence einstein on this 1st of all limits on foot and vehicle traffic inside the specified area where african swine fever has been found 2nd blocking off their a strict id area. 3rd limitations on or an outright ban on hunting for its limitations or event on agriculture in the area the virus spreads by direct contact between animals via animal blood and through improperly disposed of contaminated food it can survive for month

it's not sufficient that only a few member states like germany sweden austria or the netherlands take much more than one over 334 quarters of all the migrants who arrive in europe the distribution discussion now following the fire in maria shows how to fix health it is to find a balance between the desire for a systemic solution which your minister had missed as a whole for of course has been pursuing and on the other hand humanitarian considerations how are you working that balance right now the european union is not only. we are a community of. condom use but it's especially. can we need a community of shared values and i think it's a very important well you that the european union and all the 27 member states help those who are in danger and who need protection for hundreds of unaccompanied minors is a beginning but there are thousands of people in my area or in those most right now without shelter what about them certainly the 1st the 1st step now must be to to help those in this current situation so germany the federal government of germany decided that we provide all help and al

hebrew then german and said that the protection of the jewish people of israel is a reason of state for germany so i think she clearly laid down the law would there where germany sees its responsibility where she sees germany's responsibility and where she hopes that that trust that was mentioned so many times that advanced in trust and that jewish community the central council of jews is giving germany is actually fulfilled so i think it was very much the tone that she chooses also in dealing with her counterparts on the jewish side jewish representatives here in germany and the kind of personal engagement she feels that and i've watched her speak to many buffet source from the jewish side and quite clearly at a personal level she has a very open ear if they have pressing concerns very aware that those words can indeed become deeds against jews and you mentioned the responsibility that the german state has for the jews the jewish community in germany one of those was responsible is of course if you jewish people say and believe we have somebody prepared from that speech in that respect. if man

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germany briefed nato members including the united states. germanyion with the united states. the white house did issue a public statement again indicating that a nerve agent of used. those statements i worked at the white house are based on intelligence and based on information. they don't just happen based upon some thought that somebody has in the press shop. so the president here is clearly lying and, again, is doing anything possible to avoid criticizing putin. >> given that what actions do you see if anything actions being taken against putin. >> the white house outlined some potential steps. the white house indicated they would look at implementing financial sanctions against those responsible in russia. they can do that under legislation. we use that same legislation to issue sanctions the last time that russia implemented a chemical weapons attack during trump's tenure. that's one opening. at a bare minimum we need a president that cares about a chemical weapons attack against a civil society member, against an opposition member. i expect to

germans view them favorably but 40% who don't and some of them fear that germany will do more than any other e.u. member states and perhaps let's have a listen to what some here in berlin have to say on the matter. >> i think the e.u. and especially germany have the duty to help in emergency situations like these. >> i support the decision. i think we can afford to take in 1500 refugees compared to the 150 they were talking about at first. >> other countries should follow germany's example because health is happenn is needed. to see them suffering is unbearable. >> i'm not sure if we have the room but i think that everyone who needs help should be taken in. >> of course, it is important to help these people where they are but at the same time we need to realize we arere sending t the message that you need to escalate the situation to get what you want. to me, that is the wrong signal. brent: the word from the street there. we know the german chancellor has tried for years to push for a european wide solution two migration and had hasn't worked. what role does the element u. play? >> it seems inc. moving a litt

looking forward so this is the pen so this is what was introduced so that politicians the 16 states and germany they set that we would allow up to 20 percent of the stadiums capacity to be filled but the final decision of. yes rests with the no cut health authorities and what happened was that all the really good idea and of course of course and what happened was that initially. at home by in munich they were supposed to laos have been told and the 7500 came since high but because of the rising krohn of iris numbers there won't be any chance to escape as ever thanks for coming and going us up to date on what else. let's get you a modern now of our top story at this hour israel's preparing to return to a nationwide lockdown at of the jewish new year of the 3 week long restrictions as the country faces one of the world's hardest. worldwide corona virus infections have now passed the 30000000. this is due to the news live from berlin stay with us to the point is up next with a roundtable debate on china and its relationship with europe the back of course at the top of the hour i'm ryan thomas for

vaccine. 33 vaccines in how many trials around the world right now, 9 in china, 5 in the united states. germany, russia and united conditioning dom. dr. fauci said today this could be a source of some good news. >> there's good news in the public health area. we see that when we have states and cities and counties in areas that do abide by the public health mandates i spook about now with you today that they do turn around the surges and blunt surges. other good news is vaccines, we have three in phase three trial and on the right track. >> let's bring in the senior medical correspondent cnn's elizabeth cohen. should we be as optimistic as dr. fauci seemed there? is it good news? >> dr. fauci has used a phrase that i have talked about with you many times, john. cautiously optimistic. he may not have said it this time but hundreds of times before. the vaccine trials have enrolled very quickly. the question is, how quickly will they get data? so we asked that question here on cnn. we asked dr. fauci when do you think we might have a vaccine available? here's what he said. >> could this be earlier

germany. the october best in the varian state capital schemas the world over. so what happens when it's impossible to host in 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic city officials were forced to cancel the october fest this year the locals are still celebrating but on a much smaller scale this year. over 50 restaurants in taverns in munich came together this year to plan an alternative to the october fest they call it the buttes house beason or tavern bees and visitors can head to individual venues across the city to drink their big beers to dance and to eat typical october 1st food all observing social distancing and wearing face masks. and many people are still wearing their no or later hose and this year m f 2 but as a big fan of the october fest my so i'm wondering if this year can really measure up to the real thing so let's go check it out. so i'm going to get in october 1st beer and one of the units most famous curries the hope for a house this year they will top their 1st exactly 12 noon in the brewery not in the beer tent. as always the specially brewed

member states because berlin germany currently holds the e.u.'s rotating council presidency now one hint of where the e.u. is going was provided yesterday by the e.u.'s foreign policy chief joseph turow who said in a condemnation very similar to the one that had been issued by the chancellor herself that this poisoning represents a violation of international law and calling upon the russia to investigate completely and thoroughly and to bring those responsible to accountability now it's said that europe is looking for russia to work together with the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons in this investigation that may be unlikely and in fact a number of servers say that we are unlikely to see the kind of thorough investigation from russia that the european union is calling for so where are we heading then is the question well probably toward a discussion of sanctions now russia and russia is already under you sanctions following the occupation of crimea but clearly sanctions could be ratcheted up we also saw a concerted european re

and welcome to munich germany the october fest in the varian state capital is famous the world over. so what happens when it's impossible to host in 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic city officials were forced to cancel the october fest this year the locals are still celebrating but on a much smaller scale this year. over 50 restaurants and taverns in munich came together this year to plan an alternative to the october fest they call it the view it's house or tavern bees and visitors can head to individual venues across the city to drink their big beers to dance and to eat to pickle october 1st food all observing social distancing and wearing face masks. and many people are still wearing their no or later husband and this year m f 2 but as a big fan of the october fest my so i'm wondering if this year can really measure up to the real thing so let's go check it out. so i'm going to get enough tobar 1st beer and one of the units most famous breweries hot for a house this year they will tap their 1st keg exactly 12 noon in the brewery not in the beer tent. that's always the speciall

if we had the same mortality rate in the united states germany did there would be 150,000 more americans alive today. the consequence of that lie has devastated the economy, broken 1 million dreams, shattered the american dream for thousands of small businesses. corrupted education for every kid in this country. and it has wrecked the american way of life. grandparents can't see their grandkids being born, christenings and baptism and bar mitzvahs and first communions, not this year. weddings, tailgates, football, proms, it is all gone, and it is because of donald trump. on top of it by the time we get to the end of covid-19 it may be it kills one out of every 1500 black people in this country. that is a staggering number that speaks to the profound inequities that exist in our society from access to medical care to economic inequality, and trump is the biggest problem the country faces and the most easy one to fix, true about the 2016 election, whomever that election was about, the person who was losing the election, 99% of the election about trump until james comey made it about hillar

who are in a vicious it's cold as germany to mons russian investigate what happened to opposition activists say no vonnie moscow in touch with them to shut it states but germany sense it straight to the global chemical weapons watchdog instead. and the e.u. threatens legal action against britain if it goes ahead with legislation that would override the grex it to fulfill but the british government says it will not back down despite earlier admitting the bill would reach an international role. on a woman welcome from myself on the whole team here in moscow this grainy i'm pretty sure needs september day. well let's see off story the lithuanian parliament has pasta bill powers to recognize the opposition need to embarrass the rightful president this comes off to a month of on rust in the country following president look at his concert a contested election victory. in the capital for us it's still tense here and we haven't seen today the violence the crack sounds that we saw in previous days but. in developments here we saw internationally. this is a new coming out surprise if you add declaring the winner of the election the contested election last m

should china if you followed if you followed closely the approach of european union member states particularly germany it is always the united against anything well i think. that that's the state what about german people do you think because even before the 19th you had the foreign minister of germany heikal mass saying that sanctions would be introduced against russia this is before i reiterate if novelli was find have been poisoned how much appetite do you think there is in europe in fact right now for a new i new sanctions war there is no other way to say it is there. unfortunately german sort of not but distance and all this i will see. 10 days to go and talk to people about international politics. straight through to phase the issue of global. economic and social hardship know in germany are the issues the german people are interested they will unfortunately all this is happening now in berlin and it will happen to all the flights almost as something that they should but as the media mainstream media not question too much there is simply no actually to the lies anything. it is selfish of it is so

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but it's also it's on something that was not mentioned just now the fact that the resolution states that germany must give to moscow to russia all the elements it is about the alleged poisoning so it hasn't done it at all yet despite. requests from moscow germany must do that and the resolution of. in poland indicate that which is a good point somehow as for an old string to this is ridiculous you know nobody says it but you porker see all this is from the end of the german m.e.p. so if it's like we'll start the project while you only have a few kilometers to do to reach germany now that the whole baltic discovered by the a by plan this is crazy of course they will never do what they say and north strain too will be opened probably in time so this is a very populist on part of mrs fonda lame you know she she always speaks about the orphan populace what she says also what she said yesterday in our state of the union about russia meddling in actions she meant the united states while it's been proven now that by an inquiring official in the us that it was not the case so she keeps some implying thi

germany. where . our culture history of. travel extremely worth a visit. this is state of the unions africa coming up on the program the man portrayed as a hero in the movie hotel rwanda has admitted to backing a rebel group but paul rusesabagina denies that he supported any killings violence or attacks against. madagascar as leave as they've had the forest to themselves these last few months because of 19 restrictions. then what happens to the african soldiers who were taken as prisoners in germany. hello i'm christie wanda it's good to have your company call recess again polarizing hero of the film hotel rwanda has admitted to forming an armed group in rwanda he made the admission during his bail hearing in a godly courthouse where he also denied supporting any violence or killings rules there's a big you know war the standard pink prison uniform in court refusing the charges of terrorism against him now his on group is believed to be behind the killing of civilians in the south of the country in 2018 the 66 year old was arrested by 100 police last month apparently af

germany's chancellor merkel and u.s. secretary of state my pompei o add their voices to calls for a cease fire. donald trump prepares for the 1st presidential t.v. debate but after reports saying he is massively in debt and pays almost nothing in taxes will is opponent joe biden turn trump's losses into a win. and california as a wine country is burning again as fast moving wildfires terror across that region tens of thousands are forced to flee as the most destructive fire season in the state's history rages on. i'm sumi so much convents good to have you with us the corona virus has claimed the lives of more than 1000000 people but experts caution that the true figure is probably much higher the johns hopkins university database recorded this tragic milestone and that database shows the virus has spread to at least 180. countries and fatalities have been rising through most of august and september after weeks of gradual decline many countries are seeing a resurgence in coronavirus cases including here in europe experts say the crisis is f

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germany is police and west -- germany is still east and west, but it is also south and north. states have sisters, historical experiences. diversity of opinions and a is somethingive that leads us on. hope: ambassador haber, i wanted to read a beautiful thank you that has come through from a , who isof ours at g.w. from wuhan, china, and is a student at g.w. and has written, my family experienced lock down early this year. they, you introduced contribution and effort germany has made to fight against this as well asmic politics, international relations. i have learned a lot. thank you so much. to thank you so much for your time and expertise . andish you to stay safe healthy for you, your family, everyone at the embassy, and to wish you happy 30th anniversary of german unification next week. amb. haber: thank you. in thank you for inviting me. stay healthy. hope: thank you. bye. >> this evening, candidates for south carolina's first congressional districts, democratic incumbent joe cunningham and republican nancy mays, participate in a televised debate. south carolina etv is partneri

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in the security council to pressure poor see entering the organization into 2 of the united states france germany and the united kingdom knew that the u.s. ceased to be a participant to the a full on their withdrawal from the deal on the 8th of may 2018 consequently the purported notification is incapable of having legal effect we remain guided by the objective of upholding the authority and integrity of the united nations security council. well the the arabians are saying that this is tantamount to bullying from the united states but because of the power the sway the financial clout that washington has on the international markets it can get away with this however tirant is also warning that by doing so against the wishes of the u.s. as international partners it risks cutting itself off or maybe. the international community must decide by itself whether to stand up to the bullying unfortunately due to the u.s. influence on financial markets they could apply pressure with financial sanctions of course those applying the sanctions say we did that even though we know they're illegal since they're p

plans looking forward so this is the so this is what was introduced so that politicians the 16 states and germany of days that we would allow up to 20 percent of the stadiums capacity to be filled but the final decision of course rests with. the local health authorities and what happened was that obviously a good idea and of course of course and what happened was that initially. at home by in munich they were supposed to allow 7 told and 7500 tents inside but because of the rising coronavirus numbers there won't be any chance to escape as ever thanks for coming in and getting us up to date on what else. let's get your binder now of our top story at this hour israel preparing to return to nationwide lock up ahead of the jewish new year the 3 week long restrictions coming as the country faces one of the world's highest infection. worldwide chrono virus infections have now passed the 30000000. this is the interview news live from up next we'll have the 3000 for you for now though for me bryan thomas the entire news team thanks so much for joining us don't forget there's always more to a website and