a few hours ago the golden empress mord in the german port city of hamburg. from the german siemens mission is coming on board today he's bringing a few things to the sailors who can't leave the ship the port of hamburg itself has been allowing sure leave again but the captain on this ship has decided against it and the crew is backing him up but it's ok there is. this will be. that's why. this ship will be docked there for 2 days unloading iron ore it's a time when those on board have a better phone connection for calling home and better internet than on the high seas that's why the siemens mission is bringing the sailors german sim cards for their cell phones. just sold a dozen of them and he has a sympathetic ear for the problems the sailors are facing. if the virus made its way on board then in the worst case scenario it would mean that the ship would have to stay in the harbor it wouldn't be allowed to leave. before the coronavirus pandemic many sailors frequented the hamburg seaman's club. here they could make free phone calls or transfer money to their

after this visit to hamburg they don't know where or when they'll beyond land again . for more i'm joined by my as she gets house and goods from the international transport workers federation good to have you with us before to just show to the situation to see fairies here in germany is it the same elsewhere . even worse actually around the world because i mean most of the european countries they have recognized the ferrous as key workers but that's why they're exceptional if i look at the global perspective so for example if i look at the global seafaring market it's around 400 c.m.'s wide wide that are waiting to leave the best of all while the john the vessel so it's it's quiet. it's quite a tight situation right and is there a difference in terms of working on a container ship. line a few safe areas right now. went away yeah that's that's the difference i mean so the duty. on the vessel they define away and it's even different if i look at the perspective the seafarers have so far if i'm working on a cruise fest at the moment inclusiveness it's made. from mostly la

a few hours ago the golden empress mord in the german port city of hamburg. from the german siemens mission is coming on board today he's bringing a few things to the sailors who can't leave the ship the port of hamburg itself has been allowing sure leave again but the captain on this ship has decided against it and the crew is backing him up but it's ok. because. both he and i think. that's why. this ship will be docked there for 2 days unloading iron ore it's a time when those on board have a better phone connection for calling home and better internet than on the high seas that's why the siemens mission is bringing the sailors german sim cards for their cell phones. just sold a dozen of them and he has a sympathetic ear for the problems the sailors are facing. if the virus made its way on board then in the worst case scenario it would mean that the ship would have to stay in the harbor it wouldn't be allowed to leave. before the coronavirus pandemic many sailors frequented the hamburg seaman's club. here they could make free phone calls or transfer money t

a few hours ago the golden empress mord in the german port city of hamburg. from the german siemens mission is coming on board today he's bringing a few things to the sailors who can't leave the ship the port of hamburg itself has been allowing sure leave again but the captain on this ship has decided against it and the crew is backing him up. but it's ok if there is not because. this pandemic will be and i think. that's why. we're not sure we were on the right side you know there were some places but because. we cannot go outside. this ship will be docked there for 2 days unloading iron ore it's a time when those on board have a better phone connection for calling home and better internet than on the high seas that's why the seaman's mission is bringing the sailors german sim cards for their cellphones only a short a just sold a dozen of them and he has a sympathetic ear for the problems the sailors are facing. if the virus made its way on board then in the worst case scenario it would mean that the ship would have to stay in the harbor it wouldn't be allowe

before the coronavirus pandemic many sailors frequented the hamburg siemens club. here they could make free phone calls or transfer money to their families but since the pandemic it's mostly empty. is the exception. his captain gave him permission to leave the ship for an hour so that he could wire his family some urgently needed money he wouldn't have left the ship for any other reason. for me to. stay away from the people. we had a waiting for. someday. but it's. no more we had a lot of money that we have. members of another crew have been given permission to leave their ship without any restrictions and come here for a few hours the rooms are well ventilated still they keep to themselves so that they can enjoy their free time without fear of catching the virus. after the money has been transferred to his family module volante quickly buys a few things at the siemens mission shop. and they stock the items that sailors are always asking for souvenirs toothpaste and sweets and pork chunks which are pork flavored chips popular among the sailors. also. the ones that

shop which offers up his creations and hamburg's song to holly district. what remains the same is the combination of fish and bread roll. here you can enjoy a fried fish roll and an american inspired lobster roll. we're trying to find a way to bring international influences into it because as we see a tough one that reflects the modern amber. fish group it's a fish role a local street food product but with an international touch enough to not i'm going to. shop at his partner open the underdogs restaurant with its industrial harbor interior in 2017. and they have a mission. i see them and i don't think i'm going to you when we started out young people were always saying well i don't like waste that much but without any real reason just because the classical ways of preparing fish no longer appealed to a young clientele on. the product itself is great and young people really like the way we prepare it competent but i am going to. but in the end for most northern germans it's the quality of the dish roll that counts. and if you fancy finding out more about g

to hamburg chef spock raising a modern version of a german classic the fishbowl. i used to love being outside during some of thunderstorms which are quite common here in northern europe nowadays i prefer being indoors sheltered from the storm with a hot cup of tea on venice is a little more adventurous he's seen as one of the best weather photographers in germany and whenever the weather turns bad he's outside capturing lightning with his camera. remove the. dark clouds rain thunder and lightning. little photographer basti and very nerdy loves nothing more than bad weather. through hard storm cells and how i would pass and her beauty and power chasing them is a rather like the feeling an urge to hunt or gamble didn't come. the 27 year old storm chaser is out to photograph spectacular weather phenomena. like these stunning lightning bolts. or this intimidating looking storm cell. he's published some of his best work in an illustrated book. basti and then i realized on professional weather data and forecasts to find storms . or 2 from todd hoping we'll find a nice s

one destination for chinese freight trains the port of hamburg. here the train space direct competition with sea cargo but the shipping companies aren't concerned. go to the. freight trains are not serious competition for shipping over there are a niche product that's enjoying growing popularity about $100000.00 containers are transported by rail from china to hamburg each year. compared with the 9000000 containers that are shipped that's a negligible amount and when obviously you. look at whether rail freight will be competitive in the long run remains to be seen many chinese provinces subsidize the sector with state funds. they jean views the china to europe route as a test run for its mammoth new silk road. the forest is gone and construction is underway tesla's new factory outside of berlin now. musk has tweeted his vision of get up early in the latest gigafactory it's set to produce cars batteries as early as next year the company is out they will employ over $10000.00 people. on to some of the other business stories making the global news ja

hamburg, can you think of a good reason to be doing this? maybe i'm missing something. >> i think it's a fundamental problem of not actually harnessing the capability and expertise that exists within an agency like the cdc. maybe it's not working the way that it should be, but as you say, you address what's not working, you help to support it, you help to make sure that it is delivering, rather than moving it, creating a whole new system, which is going to have startup costs and inevitable problems. it's very, very strange. cdc exists to purchase certain critical functions. they do it routinely and they do it in crises. yet in this particular catastrophic situation, cdc has been marginalized. we're not hearing directly from so many of the experts who dealt with these kinds of infectious disease problems, nothing on this scale before, but still, that's where the expertise is, that's where we should go for these kinds of activities. >> secretary, doctor, commissioner, please stay with me for another block. i want to ask you where we are with v

hamburger to chocolate pizza or coffee look at the tele pizza if you haven't tried it yet you should this is the one that kind of food i would always be my grandma's cooking your favorite out is probably jake over let me spin this because the playing piano is a real challenge for me i've absolutely no talent for music. but who is that one goalkeeper that could be the next monoid i like kevin top a lot of people because thanks very much it's nice to hear from someone like a. common layman i just haven't started playing very young it's actually all of a story and really nothing personal absolutely and that's why you plan to bring this we can tell me what it's like to hear the players seems crazy because the very 1st. minute. where everywhere they don't throw her name president president question you can bet could win with 16 for that for us and we'll end up at the same team and then specially on team led by munich it feels like we always say the same kids you know you must be in love with your team mates and the club because i have a little bit you know i want to show you. well you don

one destination for chinese freight trains the port of hamburg. here the train space direct competition with sea cargo but the shipping companies aren't concerned. competing out through the. freight trains are not serious competition for shipping over there a niche product that's enjoying growing popularity about $100000.00 containers are transported by rail from china to hamburg each year which compared with the $9000000.00 containers that are shipped that's a negligible amount on the phone obviously you. look at whether rail freight will be competitive in the long run remains to be seen many chinese provinces subsidize the sector with state funds. beijing views the china to europe route as a test run for its mammoth new silk road. some of the other business stories making the news vans economy is likely to shrink by 4.7 percent this year thanks to the coronavirus crisis the bank of japan expects the economy to grow again next year but causes outlook extremely unclear and pendant on the consequences of demick. google has become the latest high pr

a hamburger actually lumpy chocolate pizza or coffee. if you haven't tried it yet you should this is the one that kind of food i would always be my grandma's cooking your favorite out it's probably j. cole let me just read this because you're playing the piano is a real challenge for me i have absolutely no talent for music. this is a huge hit. but who is that one goalkeeper that could be the next monoid i like kevin tough a lot. thanks very much it's nice to hear from someone like in. colorado lame and i haven't started playing very young it's actually all of a story and really nothing personal. but it's playing the bundesliga tell me what it's like to hear the players seems crazy. first. where everywhere the president personally conducted when we were 16. and will end up at the same team and specially on a team led by munich it feels like we're always says the same kids you know you must be in love with your teammates and the club because i have a little video i want to show you. what are you doing. down there i'm supporting you know w

hamburg center for applied aeronautical research could ease some travelers concerns. what innovations like this onboard toilet. it's touch free but does cost a 3rd more than conventional models. the problem is the airlines liquidity they have to start making money again to afford things like this but we're seeing a big need on the part of passengers. at the moment people are heading on vacation by car rather than by plane and companies are replacing business trips with digital conferencing there's a lot at stake for the aviation industry. so we need measures that show how we can improve things to exclude the risk of a coronavirus case which would be a catastrophe if it spread onboard which i don't think will happen that would cause prolonging damage to aviation and we need to prevent that was to go shopping on the moon before you know some firms have moved beyond the research phase could get every ation specializes in plastic parts for airplanes in the midst of the pandemic it develop these infection prevention panels for seats they're cheap to make and are already in

that the homework is and it's a real danger hamburg is located just 100 kilometers from the coast. and research indicates that the sea level in 10 used to rise with the risk of storm surges would increase and significantly the godly through the. news reels recalled a flood of 962 when a storm surge washed over the dikes and flood of the north sea coast about 100000 people lost their homes and hundreds of people were killed thousands as women are dominos. the storm destroyed dikes along several 100 kilometers of coastline hamburg was cut off for days local residents were scarcely able to cope and the situation today may be even more dangerous because since $962.00 the sea level here has risen by 20 centimeters. this is the port of hamburg more than 350000 people who live in this part of the city a still threatened by storm surges a lot of new projects are underway to protect them. this new prominent along the elder river also serves as a flood control structure. it was designed by zaha hadid architects. the prominent rises nearly 9 meters above the river. walk. pember is building a

as a dog ever since then i've kept my distance this is as close as i'll get to the giants of the sea hamburg germany made port but i am one of the few despite health scares and the sect is huge topping footprint business has been booming until the coronavirus. now operators face billions in losses and lawsuits health experts say the ships helped spread the virus the industry says it took extraordinary measures to limit outbreaks germany's attorney i had to call on australia for help when the virus broke out and. these crews entertained it was trapped aboard and is critical about one thing she should have been kind of the ships don't have a party to carry out corona tests of the like you have been caught has to be done on land and takes time outside fending passengers want to take a cruise again one of union 5 definitely and grounds were booked out passengers all want to come back. for the next 2 years and i'm certain many many people will want to do the trip you know isn't much and it'll take a lot to convince me to set sail again but i've got nothing against this little guy had a robotic ko

the storm destroyed dikes along several 100 kilometers of coastline hamburg was cut off for days local residents were scarcely able to cope and the situation today may be even more dangerous because since $962.00 the sea level here has risen by 20 centimeters. this is the port of hamburg more than 350000 people who live in this part of the city a still threatened by storm surges a lot of new projects are underway to protect them. this new prominent along the elbe a river also serves as a flood control structure it was designed by zaha hadid architects. the prominent rise is nearly 9 meters above the river. walk. pember is building a lot of new dikes and paths and it can be about the authorities are doing what they can. but i'm not sure whether we can really protect ourselves against a major storm surges and they think here in this bizarre for example the half and city district which was built on the side of the old horton is especially vulnerable is. the sea levels were to rise by several meters i doubt we could prevent the flooding they're trying to call to threaten. if water levels i

the journey from hamburg to heligoland takes 3 and a half hours a catamaran takes me there no other boat is faster. than. all the passengers initially have the same route. everybody passes the colorful ups the huts. and walks along the problem long. somewhere here is my hotel. and most of the tourists who writes here go back in the afternoon there are more or less 3000 visitors every day but i would like to stay over night so i have more time at no stress to discover this small island where. i check in at my 1st walk takes me into the. all the way up to. a route. around the island the cliffs. as far as the. mainland is 50 kilometers away. i passed. this free standing rock. and everybody hopes that it can withstand the waves for a long time and i continue to germany small this nature reserve. it's. the small feather take amateur photographers wait for them to take their courageous punch. because there are not many places in the europe where he can get so close to wildlife. although this island is very small it has an incredibly eventful history. you can learn more about it in the helical

which were my 1st when i was little was going on but the brazilian curry was a hamburger cambered actual lumpy chocolate treats. look at the tele pizza if you haven't tried it yet you should this is the one that kind of pulled i would always be a singer my grandma stroking your favorite out of the probably take over play these pieces because the playing piano is a real challenge for me i've absolutely no talent for music. but who is that one goalkeeper that could be the next monoid i like kevin tough a lot next week thanks very much it's nice to hear from someone like in. colorado lame and i just haven't started playing very young it's actually all of a story and really nothing personal absolutely and it's now you plan to bring this he can tell you what it's like the player seems crazy. first. everywhere the president present perfect looking back to when we were 16 we would have fought that for us and we'll end up at the same team and specially on team led by munich it feels like we're always says the same kids you know you must be in love with your team mates and the club because i have

deep fryer even struck again on the final match day in the 2nd division against hamburg of all clubs where he spent 8 years in the top flight without scoring once. then there was that time with the innovative here today redefining the scope of the defensive wall. well this is extraordinary. mind on the ground just in case they decide to go low and they would jumps but that's you haven't seen anything like it. i. still might call that off the board when i'm glad basilan saw made the save of the season against byron just in the nick of time with his finger tips. i didn't sort of ball but i think to make sure i didn't saw him and them coming through my back my body but i think the last moment captured from the laughter i'm happy that i wasn't there. but it's not only the keepers who can shine on the line as frankfurt's marching him to athletically demonstrated. take courage. to make sure they go to the same job as good as they can play body or straight there are those occasions where the goal seems to studiously other frege just ask out sports marco's they stop going to watch will be le

the journey from hamburg to heligoland takes 3 and a half hours a catamaran takes me there no other boat express train. all the passengers initially have the same routes. everybody passes the color starts. and walks along the problem not. somewhere here is my hotel. the for most of the tourists who writes here go back in the afternoon there are more or less 3000 visitors every day but i would like to stay over night so i have more time to discover this small island. i check in at my 1st walk takes me into the countryside. all the way up to the. route along the edge of the rock that. leads around the island the cliffs. water as far as the eye can see the mainland is 50 kilometers away. i passed the tall and this free standing rock is still a landmark of heligoland everybody hopes that it can withstand the wind of the waves for a long time and i continue to germany smallest nature reserve says the rock of the . it is the nesting ground of many sea birds but it is named after that. in june the small feathered take wing amateur photographers wait for them to take their courageous plunge. the

and in the city of hamburg a 2 year suspended prison sentence is given to a former concentration camp guard in what's believed to be possibly the last trial of a known. if you are a war criminal. here in moscow great to have you with us here on r.t. to the. elite suggests the u.k.'s opposition labor party is pushing for artie's broadcast license to be revoked despite of com the independent regulator in britain supposedly being immune from political pressure earlier on taylor and daniel hoare can still the development leaked and i will say unverified laughs has come to light allegedly from stevens who is the shadow cultural secretary so high up in the labor party now that it was a party sent to off calm which is of course the independent u.k. media regulator which essentially just follows all news outlets and makes sure that every single time that impartiality is our power now in that left a jury stevens requests that artie's right to broadcast in the u.k. be reconsidered. i'm writing to you in the light of the troubling revelations in the russia report about the role of aarti inspired

peggy hamburg, dr. hamburg was the former fda commissioner. dan baroque, dr. dan baroque -- i should say doctor for everyone, because everyone has a phd. dan baroque is a virologist at harvard, and one of the leaders of the production of one of these genetically modified vaccines. george is the head of a company called regeneron, which has taken the lead in making therapeutic antibodies against covid-19, and just published a major paper in science showing that it works in animal models. dr. susan rice is a coronavirus expert. she has worked on all coronaviruses. for years she has been involved in coronavirus research. did i miss anyone? five people. well, the important thing i think that we learn from that, there were many, many important pieces of information. everyone had an important perspective in all of this. i think there are two messages that stand out. or i should say, there are three messages that stand out. one is that vaccines do not magically appear out of nowhere. they take time to develop, and the safety bar for vaccines is extraordinarily high,