in berlin, a celts west when -- a southwest wind vine borough's the flags. ing is ready for the arrival here at the military airport in berlin. cameras cover the approach on the boeing 707. the welcome ceremony by allied troops begins as the president arrives from his plane. stepping out onto the soil of a real political problem child to pilot berlin. >> we come to a city just 8500 miles from the united states, but we come to a city which we feel to be part of us. ♪ >> not long ago a gave a warm welcome to robert kennedy. and just after the wall was built in 1961, vice president johnson. the president, on the outskirts of the city, escorts of honor here, there and everywhere. the streets feel more and more crowded. kennedy's campaign song reaches from one. >> ♪ hope for kennedy hope for kennedy ♪ ♪ >> the motorcade turns on to the famous street. it's clear now that the enthusiasm being shown here in berlin is of a different quality encountered in berlin and frankfurt. berlin's little co. situation are three islands in the communist see that is of -- that is s

the governing mayor of west berlin.pean economic community, and representatives of the churches in germany. the first day's activities, including the formal and informal conferences, last until about midnight. it has been a day and evening a -- evening of fair skies, a good day for kennedy to see the rhineland in all its moods and colors. the second morning begins with a conference at the palace where chancellor adenauer has his office. 40 years separate these two statesmen who today are discussing questions of a more lateral nato atomic force, and effective test ban, and the west's strategy of peace. but those 40 years of age difference certainly don't seem to prevent a meeting of minds. the press comments on the esteem that the president shows towards the chancellor, and for his part, adenauer stays right instep with the kennedy pace. ♪ the people of bonn miss no chances to make their guests feel welcome. instead of ticker tape, in bonn they say it with paper flags. president kennedy arrives at the hammer schmidt, the

air base, to bring him to the most important start stop on his visit, west berlin. >> after the jubilationrlin. a southwest wind with storm fumbles the flags and banners. the forecast calls for a change in weather. everything is ready for the ad viral here at the military air base in berlin. here were in rubble cameras are covering the arrival of the boeing 7:07. the welcome ceremony by allied troops begins as the president a lights in his plane. stepping out onto the soil of a political problem's child, divided berlin. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we come to a city which is 3500 miles from the united states. we come to a city which we feel would be proud of us. >> berlin greets the president. not long ago it gave a warm welcome to robert kennedy, and just after 1961, two vice president johnson as well. >> the president, on the outskirts of the city exhorts honor their, here, everywhere. kennedy's campaign song greets us from one of the open windows. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the motorcade turns to the famous core. it's clear now that the enthusiasm being shown here in berlin, is of a different quality then encountered in fra

security of western europe and therefore our own security are deeply involved in our access to west berlinermined to maintain those rights anywhere and meet our obligation to the people of west berlin and their right to choose their own future. >> president kennedy himself drew the balance of his meeting with president khrushchev. >> i will tell you now it was a very sober two days. there was no discourtesy, loss of tempers, no threats or ultimatums by other side. no advantage of concession was either gained or given. no major decision was planned or taken. no spectacular progress was either achieved or pretended. >> london was the last stop on the president's journey. here, mr. kennedy recalled that , from england, where the mother of parliaments stands as a vital symbol of representative government, had come many of america's most cherished traditions. ♪ a detachment of the royal navy rendered the honors as the president's plane arrived at london airport. president kennedy had come to consult with britain's prime minister mcmillan on the result of his talks with chairman khrushchev well

kruschev that we are deeply involved in our attitude toward west berlin.determined to maintain those rights, and thus our obligation to the people of west berlin who would like to choose their own future. narrator: james president kenny to describe his meetings. president kennedy: there were no loss of tempers, threats or ultimatums by other side. no advantage or concession was either gained or given. no major decision was either planned or taken. no spectacular progress was either achieved or pretended. narrator: london was the last stop on the president's journey. here, mr. kennedy called that from england, where the mother of parliaments stands as a vital symbol of representative government, had become one of america's most cherished traditions. ♪ a detachment of the royal navy rendered honors as the president' is plane arrived at london airport. president kennedy had come to consult with british foreign minister mcmillan on the result of his talks with chairman chris n kruschev. on his arrival in london, the president of the united states was greeted b

are 27 mile wall of barbed wire, in concrete in along the border east and west berlin.ennedy sent vice president johnson to berlin to tell the west germans that the united states will not give up its firms stand against renewed soviet threats. and despite the wall, east germany continued to escape freedom by whatever means they could. they came through barbed wire at unguarded points. they jumped from buildings which spanned at the border. east german guards, themselves, fled. another u.s. as our move against the cause of peace even as talks were under -- for a nuclear test ban, soviet union broke a three year moratorium unexploded 50 nuclear devices, one or more than 50 meditates. kennedy nevertheless wanted to obtain a workable ban treaty. >> despite the evidence that shows very clearly that the soviet union was preparing its own test, while pretending to negotiate their cessation at geneva, the united states maintain its determination to achieve a world free from the fear of nuclear tests and nuclear war and we will continue to be ready to sign the nuclear test treat

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the people of west berlin have the right to choose their own future. >> president kennedy himself. >>two days. there was no discourtesy and no loss of temperance and no threats. no advantage of concession was either gained or given. no major decision was planned or taken. no spectacular progress was either achieved or pretended. >> london was the last stop on the journey. here, mr. kennedy recalled that from england, where the mother of parliaments stands as a symbol of representative government, had come many of america's most cherished traditions. a detachment of the royal navy rendered the honors as the president's plane arrived at london airport. president kennedy came to consult with prime minister mcmillan on the belt of his talks with german gustav. -- chairman chris jeff. that's the result of his talks with german nikki -- the result of his talks with german nikki khrushchev -- nikita khrushchev -- chairman khrushchev. >> i'm grateful to have an opportunity to consult with you, prime minister. it is a climax to a journey that is taken as paris to vienna and to london. ♪ >> the

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west african nation? walk into the show. i'm seeing berkeley in berlin shares in german biotech from care vac plunged thursday after the company revealed disappointing trial results for its corona virus vaccine. candidate. the m r n a shot was 47 percent effective in a trial involving 40000 volunteers. that's far lower than vaccines from rivals biotech . and we'll, dear know, the share price was down by half. at one point me, germany's cure back was supposed to be one of the big players in the fight against corporate 19. the european union had ordered 400000000 doses off its vaccine. optimism was high earlier this year. when cure back ceo sunset house joined in a conference call with your health officials. we are planning to have a conditional markets approval. somewhere in end of may beginning of june, depending on the data. of course. at the moment our data read out, what we can see is that we can expect a high efficacy there as well. and we are following, certainly also with a varian. now the bad news stage 3 test results have shown in the fixed rate

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west. this is, this is a mutual feeling i would say, which is berlin good. they're in beijing. let's take a look at some other stories around the world. the german green chef officially nominated adelina bareback as their candidate for chancellor and september's elections. it's the 1st time the environmentalist party has feel that a candidate for the close of chancellor. the greens are currently pulling in 2nd place just behind the angular miracles, conservative flock, he protest. years in mere north, biggest city and gone, have staged a brief rally against the winter. demonstrators chanted slogans before dispersing to avoid security forces. february's military takeover answered elected leader and sons who cheat for trial is said to begin on monday. anti government protestors have clash with riot police in the columbian capital bulger, the dozens of people have been killed in 6 weeks of nationwide demonstrations. they began against the plan tax height would have widened into an expression of anger over poverty, inequality and police violence to the middle east. now, israel, as

one bestseller about nine and the working class ablaze from the american west who showed the world in 1936 the olympics in berlin what it is really like and his book facing the mountains fits perfectly a gripping saga and courage. tonight, we will hear about the 442nd battalion regiment combat teams a special japanese-american army unit who overcame europe and during a period when their families were incarcerated back at home. all of the imprisonment and so many kinds of courage in this book. daniel has also written other remarkable books. he brings compelling historical events to life. writing at stanford university. we are very grateful for being with us this evening. he's a good friend of daniel and wrote the foreword to this book. and executive director, nonprofit based in seattle and works to collect, preserve and share. during world war ii i cannot think of a more perfect interlocutor for the conversations this evening thank you so much for those introductions. we are in a studio at the offices where we've interviewed hundreds of people. we had a little green screen back here. we've done quite a few of int

our mission to analyze the fight for market dominance versus west deb ahead with the w business beyond ah was ah w news alive from berlin, a medical emergency at the european football championship, denmark christian eric's and collapses on the field in the middle of a match book at the latest on his condition, also coming up on the show of unity at the g 7 stomach in britain as leaders of rich democracy. they must work together to offer the world and turn it.

the news life from berlin, g 7, leaders in south west and england. i agree on a global infrastructure plan account that china's rise and influence on day 2 of the summit, the wealth specialist countries, they build invest billions of developing nations and tentative partnership influenced by values hi, stand out on transparency. also coming up the woman who we need to germany, the green party officially means i'm not bad, but it's best candidate for chance ahead of them. there's the nexus the me i maybe mike a junior and you are welcome to the program. now lead us of 7 wealthy democrats, so you have agreed to a major infrastructure plan to counter sign those global influence. the 2nd day of the g 7 summit in southwestern england is focusing on ways to tackle up the retailer and rivals the heads of the goose. 3 members begun to be in meetings in britain as far as johnson, as they tried to ease tensions after wrecks. it but the rise and influence of russia and china has dominated talks today with washington pushing for top opposition against authority

west africa corresponded. thank you. and chief political correspondent, melinda crane has the view from berlin. belinda, what have you been hearing from your sources here? well, we do have a confirmation from the un mission itself from the minute most saying, as we just heard, that 15 people were wounded in an attack on a fleet of stationary vehicles near this temporary operating base of the german contingent to the un mission. they did not state whether all 15 who were wounded were in fact german soldiers. and it seems as we also just heard there, that this was an a car bomb that was used in the attack. the german defense ministry and the german army. the wound is fair, have also confirmed that an attack did occur and the german soldiers were wounded, but they are not seeing how many nor how many were seriously or injured. tell us a little bit more about their mission. and molly, well, there have been up to 1450 bonus fer soldiers involved in essentially duel missions in molly. one part is a training mission under you auspices. the other part is this german contingent to the un mission mon news ma. and this in fact, make

fascinating stories from the world of science on the west side or on twitter, the modern museums or anything but dusty displays of objects. researchers at berlin's natural history museum are using the world 1st 3 d insect scanner to digitize their mouth collection, all of the museums the 30000000 exhibits ought to be catalogued in digital form. over the next decade, digitalization is propelling museums into the 21st century. it's also being used to archaeological fines and object savant. trade and shine pallet home to a 500, you know, salt cellar made of ivory today, it's being removed from the cabinet to create a 3 dimensional twin. it's one of more than a 1000000 objects at the palace come museum in the german city of gotten the huge number of treasures is being digitally catalogued as part of a massive project corner line. it does. the corona virus is speeding up the project immensely off. this place and there are no more questions about why we are doing this project, or whether it's necessary for whether it has to be so large and so well funded. the digitalization process gets underway. in 20 minutes, 9 cameras capture every tiny detail of t

conference has released a report saying the west needs to prepare for a period of systemic competition with authoritarian powers, presenting the report in berlin. veteran journal diplomat. both can ation, you said that western democracies need to pull together in the face of increasingly assertive china and russia in a big w exclusive chief international editor, which is walker spoke with both on sooner and asked him what systemic competition with these countries is likely to look like china has come out of hiding. china was reluctant player on the global sea until very recently now they have shown their muscles and we need to deal with that. and this is why, of course, there will have to be, at least from a german point of view, continue cooperation or selling hopefully a good number of, of german automobiles to china. but they will have to be a different element also in terms of competition. on what means power, what defines power and influence and that means war and peace in the 21st century. and that is actually the new element here, where we will have cooperation not only on trade like automobiles, but also on climate protection on preven

conference has released a report saying the west must prepare for a period of 40 calls, systematic competition with authoritarian powers, presenting the report in berlin, veteran german diplomat. both can issue a set. the western democracies need to pull together in the face of, i'm increasingly to china and russia in a big w exclusive interview. chief international editor richard walker spoke with india and asked him what systemic competition with these countries is likely to look like . china has come out of hiding. china was reluctant player on the global see until very recently now they have shown their muscles and we need to deal with that. and this is why, of course, there will have to be, at least from a german point of view, continue cooperation or selling hopefully a good number of, of german automobiles to china. but they will have to be a different element also in terms of competition. on what means power, what defines power and influence and that means war and peace in the 21st century. and that is actually the new element here, where we will have cooperation not only on trade like automobiles, but also a climate protection. prevent climat

berlin. welcome to the show. a hard line cleric has swept to victory and runs presidential election. abraham racy is a harsh critic of the west and stands accused of human rights abuses. but while he won nearly 2 thirds of the vote, turn out was that historic lows. and many iranians think his election was a foregone conclusion. that brought him, everything played out as expected in the morning after the election. president elect, crazy, met without going president hassan ro, honey. right, easy vowed to strengthen public trust in the government. what again? i'm a servant of the people and i hope i will fulfill that expectations during my term and office. of course, i will also benefit from the experience the previous government over on number crazies victory was widely anticipated. and soon after vote counting began, it was clear he'd win with a large majority, but voter turnout with low hash mean, you know, she said his 28600000 of our esteemed citizens participated in the election. was that that was just under 49 percent of those eligible to vote. some people boycotted the presidential poll. others pap simply weren't interes

berlin. g 7 leaders agree on a global infrastructure plan to count that china's rise and influence. if they to of the summit in south west and england, the world's richest countries, the ability invest the billions to offer developing nations and old tenants, a partnership underscored by values high standards and transparency. also coming up with gemini, greens officially nominees and i lena bear book as the candidate for chancellor in september, the elections jubilation for the police, the ball fans. they scored the 1st victory of you 2020. the tournaments delayed by the panoramic kicks off and yet late ah. michael junior, welcome to the program, g 7 lead as of the well well, the nations have agreed to a major infrastructure plan to counter china's global influence. the 2nd day of the summit in southwestern england is focusing on ways to deal with authoritarian rivals. you need as begun to be meeting with veterans, probably. johnson, as they tried to smooth linger intentions, i after breakfast, the rising influence of russia and china has dominated talks today with washington pushing for a top stands against a major str

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conference has released the new report saying the west must get ready for a period of quote systemic competition with over a terry and pause presenting report in berlin this morning. veteran german diplomat book from issuing a said that western democracies needed to pull together in the face of an increasingly assertive china and russia. he hailed the biden administration for re engaging with its allies and said, the ball is now in europe. schools. niemen, var mother see there's a, we can see that the biden administration has turned to europe with great speed and energy. i know before in the over returning to the parish climate agreement and the iran nuclear deal reversing trumps plan tube withdrawals. the list goes on and on, you'll get the list. so it's not entirely and just to ask, where is europe? we can speak to the w as chief and the national editor, which of walk and now richard. so where is europe? what does that mean? and what does the us expect now from the europe? yeah, get hard to me in the office is this report indicating that there's a sense from the us, some sort of murmurs coming out of washington at this point that they feel that the

west must get ready for a period of quote, systemic competition. with author, with terry and powers, presenting the report in berlin this morning. benjamin german diplomat vote for issuing a said that western democracies needed to pull together in the face of an increasingly assertive china and russia. he hailed the vibe now ministration for re engaging with its allies and said the ball is now in europe court. niemen bar. mother, see there's a we can see that the biden administration has turned to europe with great speed and energy. i know when the guides over returning to the paris climate agreement and the iran nuclear deal, reversing trump's plan tube withdrawals, the list goes on and on. you'll get on the list. so it's not entirely and just to ask, where is europe? we can speak to the w as chief and the national editor. it's a walk. and now richard. so where is europe? what does that mean? and what does the us expect now from the european yeah, get hard to meet in the office of this report indicating that there's a sense from the us. some sort of mamma is coming out of washington at this point that they feel that they've done their part. they've sho