for the berlin wall was built east berliners also frank to the festival. the city was rebuilding itself and the song cinema was built in the western city center it became a venue for the pearl in international film festival in one nine hundred fifty seven. in the following years the festival became increasingly political it showcased maverick such as director hina venner fassbinder one of the most important exponents of new german cinema. provocation was on the agenda in one nine hundred seventy four joining the cold war the festival showed its first soviet film. a year later became an east german film. about. jacob the lion even won a silver back. by the diamond and not. after the wall fell and nine hundred eighty nine the berlin are also rolled out the red carpeted cinemas in former east berlin here the keno internazionale. since two thousand the festivals main venue has been the movie theater on potsdamer platz the girl and is still open to the general public and it's popular despite the fact that it's becoming increasingly hard to get tickets some are

for the berlin wall was built east berliners also from to the festival. the city was rebuilding itself and that is all past cinema was built in the western city center it became a venue for the burlington international film festival in one nine hundred fifty seven. in the following years the festival became increasingly political it showcased maverick such as director hina venner fassbinder one of the most important exponents of new german cinema. provocation was on the agenda in one nine hundred seventy four joining the cold war the festival showed its first soviet film. a year later came an east german film. i don't. jacob even won a silver back. after the wall fell and nine hundred eighty nine the berlin are also rolled out the red carpeted cinemas in former east berlin here the keno internazionale. since two thousand the festivals main venue has been the movie theater on potsdamer platz the berliner is still open to the general public and it's popular despite the fact that it's becoming increasingly hard to get tickets some are sold online but most of

for the berlin wall was built east berliners also from to the festival. the city was rebuilding itself and that's all past cinema was built in the western city center it became a venue for the pearl and international film festival in one nine hundred fifty seven. in the following years the festival became increasingly political it showcased maverick such as director hina venner fassbinder one of the most important exponents of new german cinema. provocation was on the agenda in one nine hundred seventy four during the cold war the festival showed its first soviet film. a year later came an east german film. jacob even won a silver back. by the diamond and now. after the wall fell and nine hundred eighty nine the berlin are also rolled out the red carpeted cinemas in former east berlin here the keno internazionale. since two thousand the festivals main venue has been the movie theater on potsdamer platz the berlin is still open to the general public and it's popular despite the fact that it's becoming increasingly hard to get tickets some are sold online b

for the berlin wall was built east berliners also front to the festival. the city was rebuilding itself and that's all past cinema it was built in the western city center it became a venue for the pearl in international film festival in one nine hundred fifty seven. in the following years the festival became increasingly political it showcased maverick such as director hina venner fassbinder one of the most important exponents of new german cinema. provocation was on the agenda in one nine hundred seventy four joining the cold war the festival showed its first soviet film. a year later became an east german film. jacob the lion even won a silver back. after the wall fell and nine hundred eighty nine the berlin are also rolled out the red carpeted cinemas in former east berlin here the keno internazionale. since two thousand the festivals main venue has been the movie theater on potsdamer platz the berlin is still open to the general public and it's popular despite the fact that it's becoming increasingly hard to get tickets some are sold online but most of

for the berlin wall was built east berliners also frank to the festival. the city was rebuilding itself and that is all past cinema was built in the western city center it became a venue for the pearl an international film festival in one nine hundred fifty seven. in the following years the festival became increasingly political it showcased maverick such as director hina venner fassbinder one of the most important exponents of new german cinema. provocation was on the agenda in one nine hundred seventy four during the cold war the festival showed its first soviet film. a year later came an east german film like i just. jacob even won a silver back. now by the diamond and not. after the wall fell and nine hundred eighty nine the berlin are also rolled out the red carpeted cinemas in former east berlin here the keno internazionale. since two thousand the festivals main venue has been the movie theater on potsdamer platz the girl an honor is still open to the general public and it's popular despite the fact that it's becoming increasingly hard to get tickets

the nuclear weapons it dials up berlin tonight germany's top spy says that the hermit kingdom has used its embassy here to bypass the sanctions and he warns that some of the transactions in the tools of terror may never be detected i burned off in berlin this is the day. to do i just if we can guarantee that we've been able to detect and prevent every single sale and transaction thing that done was going if we were able to determine that north korea has been engaged in procurement activities that some of this from a bunch of you that procurement was connected to that rocket and you can a program it was in the from the holes in the we have to assume that north korea was able to acquire what it needed by using shadow by this shadow companies which carried out the transactions here in germany to see me to accompany the book. also coming up twenty eight years two months and twenty seven days that's how long the berlin wall stood and that's how long it's been since it fell tonight remembering how with all began the history from down below. at least seventy five tunnels were dug beneath the

he warns that some of the transactions in the tools of terror may never be detected i burned off in berlin this is the day. to do obviously we can't guarantee that we've been able to detect and prevent every single sale on transaction thing that can come to the most minute if we were able to determine that north korea has been engaged in procurement activities with us from this is from our point of view the procurement was connected to the rocket and you can have a program from innocent of from the oil spill and we have to assume that north korea was able to acquire what it needed by using shadow by the shadow companies which they carried out the transactions here in germany he's going to atlanta in the book. also coming up twenty eight years two months and twenty seven days that's how long the berlin wall stood and that's how long it's been since it fell tonight remembering how it all began the history from down below. at least seventy five tunnels the one in berlin my heart was pounding like mad i thought the tunnel would be discovered. we begin the day with one of the weakest links in t

, berlin, berlin. and when kennedy is not same berlin via bobby, he goes and talk to them directly, and says berlin. he doesn't want to hear about the test banner for the joint projects to the moon. john kennedy proposed a joint project to the moon first before he told the world he would go to the moon. he told the soviets, let's do this together. the soviets were not interested. then he goes publicly and offers this to the world. it toactually offering the soviets first. on the back channel, to me, is more of a reflection that would kennedy is thinking than what it says anything about the soviets. khrushchev does use it to pollute the relationship in the summer of 1962. wasof kennedy's mistakes that this pet channel was very dangerous in this regard. he did not share, bobby kennedy up notesote to about the meetings. he just told his brother orally. his brother did not share this with john mccone, the head of the cia. so, the cia analysts did not know anything about the soviets -- about what the soviet

he keeps saying berlin, berlin, berlin. he goes to thompson and talks to him at a skating rink and says berlin. he's getting all this back channel stuff. he doesn't want to hear about a test ban, a joint project to the moon. that's something that is often lost. john kennedy proposed a joint project to the moon first. before he told the world we'll go to the moon before the end of the decade, he said to the soviets, let's do this together. the soviets weren't interested. then he goes publicly and tells it to the world. before, he's actually offering it to the soviets first. so the back channel to me is more a reflection of what kennedy is thinking than it says anything about the soviets. khrushchev, yes, does use it to pollute the relationship in the summer of 1962. one of the -- one of the -- one of kennedy's mistakes was that this back channel was very dangerous in this regard. he didn't share -- bobby kennedy rarely wrote up notes about the meetings. there are a few, but mostly he didn't, he just told his brother orally,

the annual berlin film festival the berlin olive begins tomorrow filmmakers and stars from around the world are descending on the german capital it is the first international festival to take place since allegations of rape were made against a film local harvey weinstein and other hollywood big shots as the ws on nicole reports the me too movement countering sexual violence has also reached the red carpet karen barlow. where the red carpet will be it still looks like a building site. construction crews here are racing against time with just a few hours left until everything has to be ready for action. during the burl in film festival the red carpet right behind me is the most glamorous place in the german capital it's where actresses from all over the world pose for the proper artsy in high heels and low cut dresses at least they normally do this year though things could be a little different the debate about sexual misconduct in the film industry has reached the barely know and some women want an example set right here on the red carpet. no high heels but relaxed natural beauty that'

warns that some of the transactions in the tools of terror may never be detected i'm burned off in berlin this is the day . to do us a disservice we can't guarantee that we've been able to detect and prevent every single sale on transaction so things that didn't come to it we were able to determine the north koreans has been engaged in procurement activities in the us when it was from altamont view the procurement was connected to that rocket and you can a program from the mission to from the us we have to assume the north korea was able to acquire what it needed by using shop of my. shadow companies which they carried out their transactions here in germany he's going to explain to the book. also coming up twenty eight years two months and twenty seven days that's how long the berlin wall stood and that's how long it's been since it fell tonight remembering how it all began the history from down below. at least seventy five tunnels were docked beneath the wall in berlin my heart was pounding like mad i thought the tunnel would be discovered. we begin the day with one of the weakest links

this is d w news live from berlin russia and the us clash one nato and the e.u. search for unity at the munich security conference the us national security advisor claims there is indisputable evidence that moscow interfered in america's election a claim russian's foreign minister dismisses as blather and germany's foreign minister says berlin don't longer knows what to make of washington's policy it's also on the program. to turkish german journalist dentist says he's glad to be free after year in a turkish prison but he expresses concern for the many other journalists still behind bars. and live from the red carpet of the berlin film festival all how all the glitz and glamor coming up for you later on the show. welcome to the program i'm michel henery it's good to have you with us. we begin with the munich security conference taking place at a time when the alliances that kept the world stable for decades are under strain for its part germany is unsure about the direction that the united states is taking in syria the u.s. and turkey support opposing sides and i

for now we take a look at a turning point in history the berlin wall stood for more than twenty eight years but as of today it has been down for as long as it was up it was in august one thousand nine hundred fifty one that overnight berlin became a city divided communist authorities constructed what they called an anti-fascist protection barrier around west berlin making it into an island within east germany east berliners hoping to flee to the west attempted all sorts of ways around or under the wall the entrance to an escape tunnel has recently been rediscovered near the city's mauer park. char as more. the streets of berlin are steeped in history from the second world war to the cold war one of the best places to get a sense of the cold war is right here in berlin although many important is this place rise over here and opening up the basin about all strauss and things like you see right here clearly indicates where the burley war once stood and haha it was really only the i did laugh about it over there with the body or maybe it's this shocking stories of east germans who try to

in berlin this is the day. to do obviously that we can't guarantee that we've been able to detect and prevent every single sale on transactions and in the most mean if we were able to determine the north korean has been engaged in procurement activities with us from the from audio interview the procurement was connected to the rockets and you can have a program listen to phone calls we have to assume that north korea was able to acquire what it needed by using shot at my job or to wash other companies which they carried out their transactions here in germany. in the book. also coming up twenty eight years two months and twenty seven days that's how long the berlin wall stood and that's how long it's been since it fell tonight remembering how it all began the history from down below. at least seventy five tunnels were dug beneath the wall in berlin my heart was pounding like mad i thought the tunnel would be discovered. we begin the day with one of the weakest links in the world's most severe sanctions against n

he keeps saying berlin, berlin, berlin. when kennedy is not saying berlin via bobby, he goes to thompson and talks to him directly at a nice skating rink and says berlin. he basically is getting all his back channel stuff. he doesn't want to hear about the test ban, about a joint project to the moon. that's something that's often lost. john kennedy proposed a joint project to the moon first, before he told the world we will go to the moon before the end of the decade. he said to the soviets let's do this together. soviets weren't interested. then he goes publicly and tells it to the world. before he's actually offering it to the soviets first. so the back channel to me is more reflection of what kennedy is thinking than it says anything about the soviets. khrushchev, yes, does use it to pollute the relationship in the summer of 1962. one of the -- one of kennedy's mistakes was that this back channel was very dangerous in this regard. he didn't share, bobby kennedy rarely wrote up notes about the meetings. there are a few, b

the annual berlin film festival the berlin olive begins tomorrow filmmakers and stars from around the world are descending on the german capital it is the first international festival to take place since allegations of rape were made against a film local harvey weinstein and other hollywood big shots as the ws on your call reports the me too movement countering sexual violence has also reached the red carpet here in berlin. where the red carpet will be it still looks like a building site. construction crews here are racing against time with just a few hours left until everything has to be ready for action. during the burl in film festival the red carpet right behind me is the most glamorous place in the german capital it's where actresses from all over the world pose for the proper i'd see in high heels and low cut dresses at least they normally do this year though things could be a little different the debate about sexual misconduct in the film industry has reached the belly not some women want an example set right here on the red carpet. no high heels but relaxed natural beauty that

clear weapons it dials up berlin tonight germany's top spy says that the hermit kingdom has used its embassy here to bypass the sanctions and he warns that some of the transactions in the tools of terror may never be detected i burned off in berlin this is the day. to do after this that we can't guarantee that we've been able to detect and prevent every single sale on transactions in the most benefit we were able to determine the north korea has been engaged in procurement activities it was from the from audience view the procurement was connected to the rockets and you can have a program from innocent of course we have to assume that the north korea was able to acquire what it needed by using shadow by. other companies bush and reagan carried out the transactions here in germany. also coming up twenty eight years two months and twenty seven days that's how long the berlin wall stood and that's how long it's been since it fell tonight remembering how it all began the history from down below. at least seventy five tunnels were dug beneath the wind berlin my heart was pounding like mad

and i think it is illuminated by the fact that you keep saying khrushchev said berlin, berlin, berlin. actually, when khrushchev wrote to kennedy and talked to kennedy at vienna he did not say, berlin berlin berlin, he said germany, germany, germany. let me talk to you about germany. why we believe germany is a threat. let me explain to you what it was like during world war ii. let me tell you what it was like to be in ukraine and to experience german occupation. let me tell you about the way we perceive the evolution of west german power. i won't tell you, but i'm really afraid that west germany is a magnet to east germany. i'm afraid of the prospect that west germany may acquire nuclear weapons. these were all fundamental issues that under gourded. under gourded khrushchev's motives. when you say khrushchev is a disrupter and you use that as a way to characterize him, you simplify and trivialize and it raises the whole question about, did kennedy really understand adversaries interest? maybe he did. maybe he did. but he wasn't willing to accommodate them. i'm not saying that he shou

this is deja vu news live from berlin russia and the us clash well nato and the e.u. search for you to be at the munich security conference the us national security advisor claims there is indisputable evidence that moscow interfered in america's election a plane russia's foreign minister dismisses as blatter and germany's foreign minister says berlin no longer knows what to make of washington's policies also on the program. the turkish german journalist dennis so they're glad to be free after a year in a turkish prison but he expressed concern for the many other journalists still behind bars. live from the red carpet of the berlin film festival and we'll give you all the details of what happened today stay with us and grab your popcorn. welcome to the program i'm michel henery thanks for joining us security in the european union after brics it and transatlantic toys in the trump era those were the topics dominating a second day of speeches at the munich security conference here in germany german foreign ministers of more gabrielle and british prime minister theresa m

minister to berlin. and it has a wonderful inscription on the presentation box -- "america saved the best for last with harry gilmore." as you can see on the image, it is an interesting flag. the great seal is in the middle. it is on a white field with blue stars surrounding the seal. a u.s. ambassador's flag has the great seal in the middle. it is a blue field with white stars around the great seal. and for further comparison, the secretary of state's flag. great seal, blue field, but four stars, one in each corner of the flag. so it is a wonderful representation of this unique time in u.s. history. so i think we will bring out a few more artifacts. >> let's go. >> in the last segment, we talked about embassies being the site of refuge and asylum, but sometimes embassies are often the site of political unrest and physical attacks. >> this little piece here up front is a segment of the sidewalk that surrounded the former u.s. embassy saigon and what is now the u.s. consulate , ho chi minh city. this mpie

the annual berlin film festival the berlin olive begins tomorrow filmmakers and stars from around the world are descending on the german capital it is the first international festival to take place since allegations of rape were made against a film local harvey weinstein and other hollywood big shots as he was on a call reports the me too movement countering sexual violence has also reached the red carpet karen barlow. where the red carpet will be it still looks like a building site. construction crews here are racing against time with just a few hours left until everything has to be ready for action. during the berling film festival the red carpet right behind me is the most glamorous place in the german capital it's where actresses from all over the world pose for the proper artsy in high heels and low cut dresses at least they normally do this year though things could be a little different the debate about sexual misconduct in the film industry has reached the belly now and some women want an example set right here on the red carpet. no high heels back relaxed natural beauty that's

the annual berlin film festival the berlin olive begins tomorrow filmmakers and stars from around the world are descending on the german capital it is the first international festival to take place since allegations of rape were made against a film local harvey weinstein and other hollywood big shots as the ws on nicole reports the me too movement countering sexual violence has also reached the red carpet here in berlin. where the red carpet will be it still looks like a building site. construction crews here are racing against time with just a few hours left until everything has to be ready for action. during the berlijn film festival the red carpet right behind me is the most glamorous place in the german capital it's where actresses from all over the world pose for the proper artsy in high heels and low cut dresses at least they normally do this year though things could be a little different the debate about sexual misconduct in the film industry has reached the belly not and some women want an example set right here on the red carpet. no high heels back relaxed natural beauty that

dolly wouldn't be the berlin l.a. without some topical films and we've heard the story today of the german teenager who's been sentenced for joining the islamic state after she began a relationship while she was online and there's a film on this very subject can you fill us in on that. yeah it's actually a film that tells a quite similar story it's called profile and it's based on the story of a t.v. john is investigating how do women get recruited by the so-called islamic state in the way she does it is she sets up this fake facebook profile puts on a huge up and starts talking to people online yeah i mean at some point the winds are sort of blurred is she just investigating or is she really being pulled in by this extremist recruiter we don't want to give away too much the actress was talking to journalists earlier today the main archer's volleying that came and she was saying that this isn't just about women or extremism this is about also about our presence online and that everyone who is online is at risk so so i

the annual berlin film festival the berlin olive begins tomorrow filmmakers and stars from around the world are descending on the german capital it is the first international festival to take place since allegations of rape were made against a film local harvey weinstein and other hollywood big shots as it appears on your call reports the me too movement countering sexual violence has also reached the red carpet here in berlin. where the red carpet will be it still looks like a building site. construction crews here are racing against time with just a few hours left until everything has to be ready for action. during the berlijn film festival the red carpet right behind me is the most glamorous place in the german capital it's where actresses from all over the world pose for the proper artsy in high heels and low cut dresses at least they normally do this year though things could be a little different the debate about sexual misconduct in the film industry has reached the belly now and some women want an example set right here on the red carpet. no high heels but relaxed natural beaut

it's that time of year again berlin's international film festival known as the berlin wall it begins tonight it is ten days of screenings talks workshops and more the berlin ballot is known as the most political of the major film festivals but that doesn't mean there is no glitz and glamor on the red carpet down at potsdamer platz the main screening venue. just a short time ago we saw. a belgian star. who happens to be on this year's jury awarding the coveting golden and silver bearers the panel this year is headed by tom tiger one of germany's top international filmmakers this year's opening film is isle of dogs it is the first time that an animation has opened the berlin film festival. called i love dogs is set in the distant future japan that due to a dangerous dog flu the canine population is rounded up and banished to trash island on the tare is a young boy whose dog is among those seized he goes to the island in search of his beloved pet spots and he's helped by the other dogs a whole because way over not just sludge marsh leading to radioactive landfill goodbye toxic chemical

it is that time of year again berlin's international film festival known as the berlin olive begins tonight it is ten days of screenings talks workshops and more the opening film this year was wes anderson's animated feature island dogs tilda swinton and bill murray were among the stars to lend their voices to the characters in the story of a pack of dogs marooned on a bleak japanese. and my colleagues there hartman and david levitz are down at the red carpet they have been tracking all of the action there for us so opening night guys how did it go. it went really well we're expecting actually the stars and the fans to be coming out into the snow time now this was a really glamorous opening really surprising actually for an animation film but wes anderson he pulled it off you got to go there are a great cast yeah and some of them came onto the red carpet we saw greg airwave in this amazing gold dress we sell tilda swinton earlier in the press conference he was making a fool of himself as a reason everyone was eating it up it was putting his drums on the red carpet together with wes anderson

it is that time of year again berlin's international film festival known as the berlin olive begins tonight it is ten days of screenings talks workshops and more for the opening film this year was wes anderson's animated feature i am dog tilda swinton and bill murray were among the stars to lend their voices to the characters in the story of a pack of dogs marooned on a japanese. and my colleagues there sarah hartman and david levitz are down at the red carpet they have been tracking all of the action there for us so opening night guys how did it go. it went really well we're expecting actually the stars and the fans to be coming out into the snow anytime now this was a really glamorous opening really surprising actually for an animation film but wes anderson he pulled it off he got together a great cast yes some of them came onto the red carpet we saw greg airwave in this amazing gold dress we sell tilda swinton earlier in the press conference he was making a fool of himself as a reason everyone was. drawn on the red carpet together with wes anderson. and you guys saw the film how was it.

it is that time of year again berlin's international film festival known as the berlin olive begins tonight it is ten days of screenings talks workshops and more the opening film this year was wes anderson animated feature island dogs told us winton and bill murray were among the stars to lend their voices to the characters in the story of a pack of dogs marooned on a japanese i. and my colleagues there sarah hartman and david levitz are down at the red carpet they have been tracking all of the action there for us so opening night guys how did it go. it went really well we're expecting actually the stars and the fans to be coming out into the snow i mean time now this was a really glamorous opening really surprising actually for an animation film but wes anderson he pulled it off he got together a great cast yes some of them came onto the red carpet we saw greg airwing in this amazing gold dress we sell tilda swinton earlier in the press conference he was making a fool of himself as a result and everyone was eating you know he was putting drums on the red carpet together with wes anderson.

this is deja vu news laws from berlin russia and the us clash one nato and the e.u. search for unity at the munich security conference the us national security advisor claims pyrrhus indisputable evidence that moscow interfered in america's election a claim russia's foreign minister dismisses as blather and germany's foreign minister says berlin no longer knows what to make of washington's policy who's also on the program. to turkish german journalist denis you jealous says he's glad to be free after a year in a turkish prison but he expressed concern for the many other journalists still behind bars. and live from the red carpet of the berlin film festival all how all the glitz and glamour coming up for you later on the show. welcome to the program i'm michel henery thanks for joining us security in the european union after brics it and transatlantic ties in the trump era those were the topics dominating a second day of speeches at the munich security conference here in germany german foreign ministers of mark gaboriau and british prime minister choices made were amo

days in berlin ten days at the international film festival the badly not. where thousands of professionals and movie buffs dive into the world of cinema.

at the berlin international fund of film festival i have the details. welcome to the program i'm marion evans dean it's good to have you with us. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has warned that if israel feels threatened it could take action directly against iran and to know who made the comments on the final day of the munich security conference and at the end of a week that saw iran and israel edged closer to open confrontation. israel's prime minister was in hawkish form when he took to the stage in munich in a blistering speech he slammed what he calls iran's aggression in the middle east. here's a piece of that iranian drone. or what's left of it after we shot it down. i brought it here so you can see for yourself. mr zarif. you recognize this. you should it's george you can take back with you a message to the tyrants of terror and. do not test israel's resolve. netanyahu is a vehement critic of the twenty fifteen nuclear agreement negotiated between six world powers and iran and he sees that as a form of appeasement that will prevent ira

w w news live from berlin tackling global security threats world leaders are gathered here in germany for a day two of the munich security conference british prime minister theresa main stressing the need for good ties with europe after brings it all germany's foreign minister says europe and the u.s. should look to their historical times also coming up the turkish and german journalist down in dujail says he's glad to be home after a year in a turkish jail but he expressed concern for the many jailed journalists still behind bars. and live from the red carpet of the berlin film festival all hot all the glitz and glamour coming up for you later on the show. hello and welcome i'm married to evanston it's good to have you with us. we begin though with the munich security conference taking place at a time when alliances that kept the world stable for decades are under strain for its part germany is unsure about the direction that the united states is taking in syria the u.s. and turkey support opposing sides and in europe there is brag that and the rise of right wing populism. less armam

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news live from berlin and russia and the us clash wall nato and the e.u. search for unity at the munich security conference the us national security advisor speaks of indisputable evidence that moscow interfered in america's election a claim russia's foreign minister dismiss this as blather and germany's foreign minister says berlin it no longer knows who want to make of washington's policies also coming up the turkish german journalism done as you jel says he's glad to be free after a year in a turkish prison but he expressed concern for the many other journalists still behind bars. and law from the red carpet of the berlin film festival all have all the glitz and glamour coming up for you later on the show. hello and welcome i'm marrying evanston it's good to have you with us. we begin with the munich security conference taking place at a time when alliances that can the world stable for a decade are under strain for its part germany is unsure about the direction that the united states is taking in syria the u.s. and turkey support opposing sides and in

dolly wouldn't be the berlin l.a. without some topical films and we've heard the story today of the german teenager who's been sentenced for joining the islamic state after she began a relationship while she was online and there's a film on this very subject can fill us in on that. yeah it's actually a film that tells a quite similar story it's called profile and it's based on the story of a t.v. journalist investigating how do women get recruited by the so-called islamic state and the way she does it is she sets up this fake facebook profile puts on the he job and starts talking to people online yeah i mean at some point the winds are sort of blurred is she just investigating or is she really being pulled in by this extremist recruiter we don't want to give away too much the actress was talking to journalists earlier today the main troops. came in and she was saying that this isn't just about women or extremism this is about also about our presence online and that everyone who is online is at risk so so it's not just

this is deja vu doos live from berlin a year in a turkish prison without being tried or charged turkish german journalist denis you child has been released and his wife was there to meet him. but six others get life sentences and more than one hundred still remain in jail as turkey's crackdown on the press continues. also coming up russian meddling u.s. special prosecutor robert muller charges thirteen russians with plotting to interfere in the twenty sixteen presidential election we'll go live to washington and germany's defense minister criticizes the united states for moves to cut its spending on the united nations and europe she says must take on more of the military burden in nato. plus we will be live at the berlin film festival where they are showing a comedy western involving a miniature horse damsels villains and robert pattinson. i'm sorry kelly welcome to the program thanks for joining us. the turkish german journalist denys you child has been freed after a year in a turkish prison but on the same day six turkish journalists have been jailed for life for their alleged involve

it's that time of year again berlin's international film festival known as the berlin allah has opened tonight it is ten days of screenings chalk's workshops and more the opening film this year is wes anderson's animated feature io of dogs tilda swinton and bill murray are among the stars to lend their voices to the characters in this story of a pack of dogs more room on a bleak japanese island and this is the first time that an animation has opened the berlin film festival. called i look at doses set in the dystopian future japan due to a dangerous dog flu the canine population is rounded up and banished to trash island on atari as a young boy whose dog is among those seized he goes to the island in search of his beloved pet. and he's helped by the other dogs. because way over noxious sludge marsh leading to a radioactive landfill polluted by toxic chemical garbage that's our destination growing out of get richer. little planet. why should because he said. dogs love those we'll find him. here for years if he's alive to find your dog during his search he uncovers a conspiracy that thre

last night here in berlin was a night for dull columbus even though it's the berlin film festival brian talk about a film that could become a key nine classic consorts market belongs international film festival the belly dollar kicking off last night the opening film this year wes anderson's dystopian animated feature aisle of dogs tilda swinton in the middle here next to anderson and bill murray among the stars lending their voices to the characters in the story of a pack of dogs in the room donna japanese island. and this is the first time an animation is opened the berlin film festival. i bet he not only has never seen the likes of this before drummers drumming in the opening movie and director wes anderson and been mary jump up to join in the music while in fans who have been waiting in the cold for hours while tilda swinton is busy signing autographs i am. it's not the first time that the west enders and finn has opened the band but one thing is to first opening the festival with an animated feature. i love dogs set in a disco pina future japan but the proportions outbreak of dog f

it is that time of year again berlin's international film festival known as the berlin olive begins tonight it is ten days of screenings talks workshops and more the opening film this year was wes anderson's animated feature island office told us wynton and bill murray were among the stars to lend their voices to the characters in the story of a pack of dogs marooned on a greek japanese. and my colleagues there hartman and david levitz are down at the red carpet they have been tracking all of the action there for us so opening night guys how did it go. it went really well we're expecting actually the stars and the fans to be coming out into the snow and the time now this was a really glamorous opening really surprising actually for an animation film but wes anderson he pulled it off he got together a great cast yet some of them came onto the red carpet we saw greg airway in this of a single dress we sell tilda swinton earlier in the press conference he was making a fool of himself as a reason everyone was eating it up it was putting drums on the red carpet together with wes anderson. and yo

next week will be back at the berlin film festival come and join us there. until then good bye and futures to out. the be. the be european stars deliver rousing performances of. dance meets pomp and hip hop played by pushing until the ribbon breaks with the beat of the first loves a feeling just a hint of melancholy from switzerland's rising stars to me in the book. a few minutes. don't. be a news analyst. and that's ok i'm simply saying you sent us. down to these kinds of side by. people who put big dreams on the big screen. t.v. movie magazine on the dummy. how to cover more than just one reality. where i come from we have a transatlantic way of looking at things that's because my father is from germany my mother is from the united states of america so i realized fairly early that it makes sense to explain the different realities. and now here at the heart of the european union in brussels we have twenty eight different realities and so i think people are really looking for any journalist they can trust for them to make sense of. it is backed up by work at

in his berlin studio here ranges his photos like the tiles of a mosaic into larger panoramas. all of this is possible to get through but i like to do it on a lot of my work is not photography architecture. abstracting it. and the native of finland discovered his fascination for houses of worship in two thousand and thirteen in istanbul he spent months photographing must after that he spent more than three years visiting over fifty sacred sites all around europe the result was a book of photos and an exhibition titled sacred spaces in the house. the walls and spaces themselves became part of the installation. there were twenty seven works in the. twenty five colors. so it becomes. a call in mine is a photographer of what's known as the helsinki school while studying in the finnish capital in the one nine hundred ninety s. he began to specialize in images of spaces and facades. he made his name was abstract photos of architecture. he compiled his sacred spaces from two thousand and fourteen to twenty seventeen years during which tensions between the world religions were growing

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news live from berlin russia and the us clash one nato and the e.u. search for unity at the munich security conference the us national security advisor claims there is indisputable evidence that moscow interfered in america's election a claim russia's foreign minister dismisses as blatter and germany's foreign minister says berlin no longer knows what to make of washington's policy who's also on the program. germany's social democrats trying to rally their rank and file ahead of a party vote that will determine the country's next government. and a huge shock at the winter olympics as a snowboarder takes gold in skiing that and more of the best action from date coming up. welcome to the program i'm michel henery thanks for joining us we begin with the munich security conference taking place at a time when alliances that kept the world stable for decades are now under strain for its part germany is aren't sure about the direction that the united states is taking in syria the u.s. and turkey support opposing sides and in europe there is brics it and the

it once divided east and west germany the berlin wall . an entire generation is growing up without it but it still casts a long shadow play the berlin wall is long gone and the foot is it really the for our focus today indeed the. play. welcome back your news i'm sorry. our top story is the sole surviving suspect in the twenty fifteen paris attacks of the slum has refused to answer questions at a trial in belgium there's been high security for today's session which will focus on a shoot out with belgian police before his capture. israel has begun serving deportation notices to thousands of africans who have been seeking asylum there there are forty thousand african asylum seekers affected at israel. now until recently these forty thousand people were mostly on short term visas but now they are being offered cash to leave or face deportation activists saying that two hundred to three hundred people per month are being deported to third countries in africa now most african asylum seekers are from the states of sudan and eritrea they say that

it once divided east and west germany the berlin wall. an entire generation has grown up without it but it still casts a long shadow the berlin wall is long gone but is it really our focus today. is. playing. good to have you back with us you're watching though in years said the other major that headline right now. germany is edging closer to a new government as the country's main parties aim to conclude talks on forming a so-called grand coalition it's four months since an inconclusive alexion left the country without a new government from status there while hundreds stood in line outside the immigration authority offices on sunday or trying to renew their visas but the israeli government wants them to leave and is offering them money and plane tickets to an unknown named african destination. while if they stay they face imprisonment news correspondent tanya kramer filed this report. to keep this home country every twenty or more than twelve years ago and sought asylum in israel now his future is once again uncertain because he's facing

it is that time of year again berlin's international film festival known as the berlin olive begins tonight it is ten days of screenings talks workshops and more the opening film this year was wes anderson's animated feature island office tilda swinton and bill murray were among the stars to lend their voices to the characters in the story of a pack of dogs marooned on a greek japanese. and my colleagues sarah hartman and david levitz are down at the red carpet they have been tracking all of the action there for us so opening night guys how did it go. it went really well we're expecting actually the stars and the fans to be coming out into the snow and the time now this was a really go amorous opening really surprising actually for an animation film but wes anderson he pulled it off he got together a great cast yet some of them came onto the red carpet we saw greg airwave in this amazing gold dress we sell tilda swinton earlier in the press conference he was making a fool of himself as a result and everyone was eating it out use putting drums on the red carpet together with wes anderson. an

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