i political correspondent thomas barrow has more from balkan. val. the atmosphere is always heavy. always difficult in full manase concentration comes like this one. mike wooten by 280000 people from all over europe was sent here by the nazis 56000 people were killed. and the atmosphere to day is even more difficult because events here had been by, have been overshadowed by the wool in ukraine. camp survivors have condemned the russian invasion of ukraine. and in fact, russian government officials were an invited to ceremonies here in book invite. this also has to do with the death of bodies from our jenko, 96 year old. he survived full concentration camps including born vital, but was killed in the ukrainian city of hockey in march. therefore, it is particularly important that participants here to day it broken by renewed a pledge for a world in peace and freedom that was thomas barrow in balkan by then you're up to date here on t w use. of course, this is much more now website t, w dot com and on instagram and twitter and youtube. as the w news, i'm showered for a new building. h

after a russian attack in ukraine killed a holocaust survivor. political correspondent, thomas barrow filed this report from the camp. the atmosphere is always heavy. always difficult in full manase concentration comes like this one. my quickened by 280000 people from all over europe was sent here by the nazis 56000 people were killed. and the atmosphere to date is even more difficult because events here had been by have been overshadowed by the wool in ukraine. camp survivors have condemned the russian invasion of ukraine, and in fact, russian government officials were an invited to ceremonies here in book invite on. this also has to do with the death of the parties, romance jenko, 96 year old. he survived full concentration camps including foreign vide, but was killed in the ukrainian city of hockey in march. therefore, it is particularly important that participants here to day it book and abide, renewed. a pledge for a world in peace and freedom. thomas barry they in bo confide, will coming up next on d. w is our series of talk. feel that go with degrees, came out a sex for an oper

memorial after a russian attack in ukraine, killed a holocaust survivor, political correspondent, thomas barrow file. this report from booking vide the atmosphere is always heavy. always difficult in full manase concentration comes like this one, like we can buy 280000 people from all over europe was sent here by the nazis 56000 people were killed and the atmosphere to day is even more difficult because events here had borne by have been overshadowed by the wool in ukraine. camp survivors have condemned the russian invasion of ukraine, and in fact, russian government officials were uninvited to ceremonies. here in book advice on this also has to do with the death of boris from our jenko 96 year old. he survived for concentration camps including book invite, but was killed in the ukrainian city of hockey in march. therefore, it is particularly important that participants here to day in book by renewed a pledge for a world in peace and freedom. thomas barry, they're well you're up to date here on t. w willed stories will take you through the week and reports next is more of course on our website,

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thomas barrow reports a regular c nowadays in berlin. protests against the war in ukraine. people here in germany, clearly worried that is the biggest concern is further escalation for dusty yet does all the europe and nato fall apart. austin and african cliff, the biggest hears at the war will come here for a new paul seems to confirm those feelings. a vast majority of germans are concerned about the well being of people in ukraine. but many are also worried about the economic situation at home. energy supplies, or an even bigger war in europe. german authorities have been helping ukraine, for example, by sending weapons. a clear minority thing. the government's response has gone too far. just over a 3rd say it has been appropriate, but nearly 50 percent believe it hasn't gone far enough. this is also evident on the streets of berlin. a coach to meal cluster, all powerful weapons or should be supplied with often wooded. and i'm in favor of an oil embargo was a fender, stronger action against the authoritarian regimes should have been taken before. 4 games oil pressure is i

i did of the political correspondent, thomas barrow will roster the day will continue to bring you all the latest on the situation in ukraine. right now though, we'll take a quick look at some other news making headlines. we'll start here in germany, where most shops were allowed to welcome customers without masks today for the 1st time since the pandemic began. germany has dropped most rules meant to contain bee corona virus. despite continued high rates of infection, masks are still required on public transport. and in health care facilities, officials in the chinese city of shanghai say all of its 26000000 residents have been tested for kogan and the cities been under strict locked down to combat. rising corona, virus infection. numbers with about 9000 cases reported on sunday. russian forces invaded ukraine. russians who were against the war joint protest around the world. but i had no way of showing fellow protesters that they were russian to be idea of a new russian peace flag was bore. on the very 1st day of russia's invasion of ukraine, designer k katana took to the streets of

attorneys for the petitioners thomas king iii along with the owner of barrows is a restaurant dave mcroganou. >> good morning. >> ainsley: dave, tell us how this has affected this restaurant and why you are joining the lawsuit. >> at the end of the pandemic we all were scared and trying to do the right things. we are over two years into this pandemic. we understand there is multiple treatments out there between vaccines, therapeutics. can you do one way masking with an n-# 5 mask. what we saw in 2019 our restaurant sales were 2.8 million and relatively small restaurant. we did $650,000. in 2021 we only did 1.3 when we are without mandates, we are normally at about 80%, 90 peppers of 2019 sales. the minute that mandate hit, our suburban guests stopped come in. business people stopped coming into the city. conventions stops. everything that drives the city's economic engine stops. this mandate isn't taking place in the suburbs or knowledge or new york or maryland or pennsylvania. anywhere that borders philadelphia can you live without a mandate. so people spend their money and their time in