open that up again and then they re going to stop the free tests for people returning from risk areas currently the german government is paying for those tests they are also looking into changing the rules for people returning from high risk areas so hopefully by the 1st of october they said they re going to have a system in place where if you travel to a high risk area and you know it s a high risk area and you come back you have to go into quarantine basically your loss you have to makes all the conclave in compensation from the state so is it more personal responsibility for your actions when you re travelling when you re returning and in terms of paying for the testing exactly what else there was also discussion about the mass public events what exactly is not going to be possible to go to if you re a concert goer theatre lover what s the story there was theatres are beginning to open again there are currently lots of tests conducted. by researches also testing big live e
advance on yemen s rebel held city data the onslaught threatens to exacerbate the suffering of millions in a country on the brink of famine. seeking safety in numbers says thousands of migrants fleeing violence and poverty make their way north to the u.s. they tell you firsthand of the dangers they re facing on the long journey. also coming up it took them just nine moves to dispatch bill gates but norwegian chess sensation magnus carlsen faces a much tougher challenge as he aims to defend his world title in london. i m see me so much ground it s good to have you with us germany today is commemorating some of the most important historical events in the country s history chancellor angela merkel spoke at the country s. just synagogue in berlin on the eightieth anniversary of kristallnacht known as the night of broken glass on nov ninth two thousand nine hundred thirty eight the nazis and their supporters carried out nationwide attacks on the jewish population which were widely
republican caucus is in disarray. the senate is working through the weekend to pass a supplemental foreign aid package for israel and ukraine before breaking for a two-week recess. and they are playing catch-up because senate republicans nuked a previous version that parrot that aid with their own demands on immigration and border policy. meanwhile, the house gop is teeing up for another vote to impeach homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas. of the four republicans broke rank to joint house democrats in voting no to oust mayorkas, including one democrat who left his post surgery hospital bid to seal that deal. that democrat, texas congressman al green, joins me shortly as republicans prepare for another try. of course donald trump is on the campaign trail today in south carolina, ahead of it gop primary. days fdr a u.s. appeals court torched his january 6th immunity claim. al asked my panel what this week s ruling means for trump, with months to go before his feder
battlefront. but here is the u.s. senate, the vote last night reported by alexander bolton in the hell at the hill.com. the senate advances $40 million ukraine a package. the senate monday overwhelmingly advanced a $40 billion ukraine aid package that easily passed the house last week but stalled in the upper chamber because of an objection by senator rand paul kentucky. senators voted 81 to 11 to end debate on a motion to proceed to the legislation setting up a final bill final vote on the bill later in the week. it s an important test of republican support for continued u.s. humanitarian and military assistance for ukraine after several prominent republican voices including former president trump questioned the size of the $40 billion package. some republicans including the haggerty of tennessee announced before the vote they would not support it. i certainly do not have anything against ukrainians. one to see them when but pumping more aid into the country when we are n
public service by america s and television companies is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. an american hour, cities tv exclusive, our tour visit says concord, massachusetts, to learn more about its unique history and literary life. for six years, we ve traveled to cities bringing the literary scene. the bridge that arched the unfurled, here nce the battle farmers stood and heard the shot heard round the world. historical park was established to celebrate the april that took place on 19, 1975. behind me is something called north bridge. this is what is considered to be 777. behind me is something called north bridge. this is what is considered to be of thes is the beginning american revolution. it s here, america, colonial will, will you encounter one another, shots will be fired. lives will be lost on both sides. more importantly, it s where the colonial militia was ordered fire upon the king s troops creating, in essence, an act of treason. was, of c