and then berlin had this wall. a divided city with a wall around its western half plenty of dramatic material the east german writer crystal balls described the tragedy of the city and the entire country. divided heaven film by convolvulus tells the story of a couple in communist east germany he flees to west berlin and freedom she stays in the east of her own free. will. be for they were separated lovers used to look for a star where their eyes would meet what should we look for. the city and. intimidations when she was there. they need. two different systems of government and warded love the novel was a success on both sides of the wall. two decades later in west berlin and then reagan are captured the wild life style in the city's quite spare district a cult but even as muses most of us are just. giving it up. that. he might name and stumbles from bed to the cabin back to life from quite spare to quite spare via quite spare still the idea that it could continue forever is oppressive this before told at the bar i

and then berlin had this wall. a divided city with a wall around its western half plenty of dramatic material the east german writer crystal balls described the tragedy of the city and the entire country. divided heaven filmed by convolvulus tells the story of a couple in. communist east germany says he flees to west berlin and freedom she stays in the east of her own free will. before they were separated lovers used to look for a star where their eyes would meet what should we look for. disobedience. in him evinces joins us next. to. two different systems of government and warded love the novel was a success on both sides of the wall. true decades later in west berlin and then reagan are captured the wild lifestyle in the city is quite spare district. but even as many uses minus one of us are. giving. him a. name what name and stumbles from bed to the cabin back to life from quite spare via quite sparingly still the idea that it could continue forever is oppressive to us before the old at the bar in the bubble of

and now berlin at turbo speed photographer shot up gabriele besame created a stunning clip of berlin's landmarks using hyper laps viewers are literally drawn into the city's sights. berlin hyper labs is the no frills title of this dynamic time lapse clips several laps films or time lapse recordings where the camera is moved over large distances to the sides of the german capital form a spectacular backdrop. of the entire film is the work of one photographer and his digital single lens reflex camera shot gabriele best sumi spent six days snapping his way through berlin. was rushed to go i want to make things perceptible to people things they don't normally know tears. by using this time lapse and also the spice lapse feature. yes i can show things in a different perspective you know. it's a pretty arduous task for just one minute a film he needs two thousand photographs. should do research on our she why i see myself as an archivist. taking as many pictures as i can to try and outsmart my own transience all. and. their lives films they may race ahead for the viewers but the makers need

and now berlin at turbo speed photographer shot up gabriele best sumi created a stunning clip of berlin's landmarks using hyper laps few hours are literally drawn into the city's sights. berlin hyper labs is the no frills title of this dynamic time lapse clips several laps films or time lapse recordings where the camera is moved over large distances. the sights of the german capital form a spectacular backdrop. the entire film is the work of one photographer and his digital single lens reflex camera shot gabriele best sumi spent six days snapping his way through berlin. was rushed to go i want to make things perceptible to people things they don't normally no tears. by using this time lapse and also the spice lapse feature. yes i can show things in a different perspective. it's a pretty arduous task for just one minute of film he needs two thousand photographs . machine research on our she why i see myself as an archivist. taking as many pictures as i can to try and outsmart my own transience all the sin. and. hyper lapse films they may race ahead for the viewers but the makers need real

and now berlin at turbo speed photographer shot up gabriele best sumi created a stunning clip of berlin's landmarks using hyper laps viewers are literally drawn into the city sights. berlin hyper labs is the no frills title of this dynamic time lapse clips. films or time lapse recordings where the camera is moved over large distances. the sides of the german capital form a spectacular fact drop. the entire film is the work of one photographer and his digital single lens reflex camera shot sumi spent six days snapping his way through the lens. was rushed to go i want to make things perceptible to people things they don't normally no tears. by using this time lapse and also the spice lapse feature. yeah i can show things in a different perspective. it's a pretty arduous task for just one minute of film he needs two thousand photographs . is she doing research on our she why i see myself as an archivist. taking as many pictures as i can to try and outsmart my own transience all the sin. and. lapse films they may race ahead for the viewers but the makers need real patience to create them. shi

and then berlin had this wall. a divided city with a wall around its western half plenty of dramatic material the east german writer crystal balls described the tragedy of the city and the entire country. divided heaven film by convolvulus tells the story of a couple in communist east germany says he flees to west berlin and freedom she stays in the east of her own free will. before they were separated lovers used to look for a star where their eyes would meet what should we look for. the soviets. in him evinces joins us now. they need. two different systems of government and warded love the novel was a success on both sides of the wall. two decades later in west berlin and savannah reagan i captured the wild lifestyle in the city's quite spare district. but even when you just mentioned of us of. giving out of. the name my name and stumbled at the bar in the bubble of west berlin which then bursts. still the most awful. suddenly everything is different nothing in berlin remains the same reunification is on the hori

and now berlin at turbo speed photographer shot up gabriele besame created a stunning clip of berlin's landmarks using hyper laps viewers are literally drawn into the city's sights. for a little hyper laps is the no frills title of this dynamic time lapse clip never laughs films or time lapse recordings where the camera is moved over large distances. the sights of the german capital form a spectacular backdrop. the entire film is the work of one photographer and his digital single lens reflex camera shot gabrielle best sumi spent six days snapping his way through berlin. was rushed to go i want to make things perceptible to people things they don't normally no tears. by using this time lapse and also the spice lapse feature. yes i can show things in a different perspective you know. it's a pretty arduous task for just one minute of film he needs two thousand photographs . i was on our she why i see myself as an archivist. taking as many pictures as i can to try and outsmart my own transience all the sin. and. relapse films they may race ahead for the viewers but the makers need real pa

and now berlin at turbo speed photographer shot up gabriele best sumi created a stunning clip of berlin's landmarks. using hyper lapse viewers are literally drawn into the city's sights. berlin hyper labs is the no frills title of this dynamic time lapse clips that relapse films or time lapse recordings where the camera is moved over large distances. the sights of the german capital form a spectacular backdrop. the entire film is the work of one photographer and his digital single lens reflex camera shot gabriele best sumi spent six days snapping his way through berlin. was rushed to ghana i want to make things perceptible to people things they don't normally know tears. by using this time lapse and also the spice lapse feature. yeah i can show things in a different perspective. it's a pretty arduous task for just one minute of film he needs two thousand photographs . to show i was on our she why i see myself as an archivist. taking as many pictures as i can to try and outsmart my own transience all the sin. laughs films they may race ahead for the viewers but the makers need real patienc

temporary berliner david bowie. huge personalities in a tiny format a miniature world little big city berlin relates the history of germany's capital in seven epics. from its foundation in the middle ages. through industrialization and world war two to modern times the famous people depicted in the exhibition are not the only ones with personal stories to tell so have lesser known figures like karl-heinz rishta who tried to flee east germany when he was seventeen. the book plan of this little figure here is supposed to be me back in one thousand nine hundred sixty four when i severely injured myself trying to escape i broke both legs my right arm and some ribs that's why i'm part of this big city berlin exhibition. bits of you will you know all sterile. in january one nine hundred sixty five richer and a friend climbed up above the tracks at the british press a train station it was absolutely off limits to east germans they were going to jump onto the moscow paris express which ran through east berlin to the west. b

and then berlin had this wall. a divided city with a wall around its western half plenty of dramatic material the east german writer crystal balls described the tragedy of the city and the entire country. divided heaven film by convolvulus tells the story of a couple in communist east germany he flees to west berlin and freedom she stays in the east of her own free will. before they were separated lovers used to look for a star where their eyes would meet what should we look for. the soviets. in him moving he says when he was nice to. talk. to different systems of government and warded love the novel was a success on both sides of the wall. two decades later in west berlin sven reagan i captured the wild lifestyle in the city's quite spare district. but even when you just most of us are just. giving it out of. him i'm sure. he might name and stumbles from bed to the pub and back to life from quite sparing via quite spare still the idea that it could be continue forever is oppressive us before the old at the bar in

and now berlin at turbo speed photographer shot up gabriele best sumi created a stunning clip of berlin's landmarks using hyper laps viewers are literally drawn into the city's sights. for a limb hyper lapse is the no frills title of this dynamic time lapse clips hyper laughs films or time lapse recordings where the camera is moved over large distances. the sights of the german capital form a spectacular backdrop. of the entire film is the work of one photographer and his digital single lens reflex camera shot spent six days snapping his way through berlin. i want to make things perceptible to people things they don't normally know tears or. side by using there's time lapse and also the spice lapse feature. yes i can show things in a different perspective you know. it's a pretty arduous task for just one minute of film he needs two thousand photographs . are she while i see myself as an archivist. taking as many pictures as i can to try and outsmart my own transience ricin. and. micro labs films they may race ahead for the viewers but the makers need real patience to create them. shift sa

popular series babylon berlin. it's based on folk or cultures crime novel of the same type and it plunges into the decadent world of drugs sex and violence. champagne coquet sex jazz and murder if you're looking for a romp through berlin in the roaring twenty's this book is for you. the lavish t.v. version of the book directed by among others tom tikva is enjoying worldwide success flamboyant ecstatic and very true to germany's political history. where the universe doesn't get. the same city in the same era berlin of xander plots the iconic expressionist novel by alfred do clean sublimely film for television by fina they are now. it's the story of france bieber called freshly released from prison now he wants to do everything better but he stumbles again. is a sign of a dimension can't soak a sound of the rest of us should. just make sure the to tell us who can you count it's a consolation. a tragic downward spiral into the cesspools of berlin this story has lost nothing of its fascination and is now being filmed y

temporary berliner david bowie. huge personalities in a tiny format a miniature world little big city berlin relates the history of germany's capital in seven epics. from its foundation in the middle ages. through industrialization and world war two to modern times the famous people depicted in the exhibition are not the only ones with personal stories to tell so had lesser known figures like karl-heinz reached or who tried to flee east germany when he was seventeen. the book plan of this little figure here is supposed to be me back in one nine hundred sixty four when i severely injured myself trying to escape i broke both legs my right arm and some ribs that's why i'm part of this big city berlin exhibition. in january one nine hundred sixty five richard and a friend climbed up above the tracks at the british press a train station it was absolutely off limits to mr mix they were going to jump onto the moscow paris express which ran through east berlin to the west. by you for who are we climbed up a power line and i

berlin hyper labs is the no for. title of this dynamic time lapse clips for laughs films or time lapse recordings where the camera is moved over large distances. the sides of the german capital form a spectacular backdrop. the entire film is the work of one photographer and his digital single lens reflex camera shot sumi spent six days snapping his way through berlin. i want to make things perceptible to people things they don't normally know tears or. side by using this time lapse and also the spice lapse feature. yes i can show things in a different perspective. it's a gritty arduous task for just one minute of film he needs two thousand photographs . i was on our she why i see myself as an archivist. taking as many pictures as i can to try and outsmart my own transience all. hyper labs films they may race ahead for the viewers but the makers need real patience to create them. shift says what of rush. and now to the silver haired set more and more online gamers are over fifty there are even you tube channels showin

and now berlin at turbo speed photographer shot up gabriele best sumi created a stunning clip of berlin's landmarks using hyper laps viewers are literally drawn into the city's sights. berlin hyper labs is the no frills title of this dynamic time lapse clips several laps films or time lapse recordings where the camera is moved over large distances. the sights of the german capital form a spectacular backdrop. the entire film is the work of one photographer and his digital single lens reflex camera shot gabriele best sumi spent six days snapping his way through berlin. i want to make things perceptible to people things they don't normally notice. by using there's time lapse and also the spice lapse feature. yeah i can show things in a different perspective. it's a pretty arduous task for just one minute of film he needs two thousand photographs . if you do research i was on our she why i see myself as an archivist. taking as many pictures as i can to try and outsmart my own transience all this in. films they may race ahead for the viewers but the makers need real patience to create them. s

a country house with a yard in the middle of berlin not bad. i don't know about you but i just can't get enough of this green that's why we're hopping on over to ireland the emerald isle and this week's mina local our viewer john kennedy is taking us on a tour of us hometown court. fights ago called kick welcome to cork as we say in the gaelic language i'm john kennedy i want to welcome you to cork ireland's real capital city. cork it's got an amazing atmosphere it's a young city student city great pompous friendly people on the banks of the beautiful river leaf. so this is one of vikings from the city here the river now over a thousand years ago this is already was a marsh containing many small islands and that's why the vikings founded a city because from here they could trade and raid with the interior and cork the name comes from gaelic. meaning marsh or swamp. not a thing the special court is court has got twenty nine bridges on the river the dr has only got twenty four so that makes all those the venice of part of the. sentence church was

temporary berliner david bowie's. huge personalities in a tiny format a miniature world little big city berlin relates the history of germany's capital in seven epics. from its foundation in the middle ages. through industrialization and world war two to modern times the famous people depicted in the exhibition are not the only ones with personal stories to tell so have lesser known figures like karl-heinz rishta who tried to flee east germany when he was seventeen. the book plan of this little figure here is supposed to be me back in one nine hundred sixty four when i severely injured myself trying to escape i broke both legs my right arm and some ribs that's why i'm part of this big city berlin exhibition. so the balloon all struggle. in january one nine hundred sixty five richer and a friend climbed up above the tracks of british press a train station it was absolutely off limits to east germans they were going to jump onto the moscow paris express which ran through east berlin to the west with no two for buy you f

yard in the middle of berlin not bad. i don't know about you but i just can't get enough of this green that's why we're hopping on over to ireland the emerald isle and this week's nina local our viewer john kennedy is taking us on a tour of its hometown court. fights ago called kick welcome to cork as we say in the gaelic language i'm john kennedy i want to welcome you to cork ireland's real capital city. cork it's got an amazing up the spirits a young city student city great pubs friendly people on the banks of the beautiful river leaf. so this is one of vikings from the city here the river now over a thousand years ago this eerily was a marsh containing many small islands and that's why the vikings from the city because from here they could trade and raid with the interior and cork the name comes from gaelic. meaning marsh or swamp. not a thing the special court is called has got twenty nine bridges on the river the dr has only got twenty four so that makes all those the venice of part of the. sentence church was built

in some ways the effects will be more dramatic in berlin. because all the ruling and the ruling coalition of anglo american in berlin. is to put the parties that it consists of a set to suffer. in bavaria and suffer badly that's true not just for this yes you but also for the social democrats -- angle america has self will carry some of the blame for the bavarian results -- and her coalition partners will make sure. to try to make her take the maximum of it. m. and unrest within our own party is growing and you said you believe that the folks will be a victory for democracy. what did you mean exactly excessive but very positive spin on? completely and i'm i i will start with that i think. on two parts first of all i think. it's absbsurd for democracyo be ruled by the same party for sixty years. in that sense.e. m. move once a change of government in bavaria is good for democracy and it's also good for the state because parties that are too long how get to crusty. m. but secondly i think perhaps even more important in this time m. and this po

and you call live in berlin for us thank you very much. french football legend has been named the new coach of first division side monaco the forty one year old began his professional career there back in the ninety's he also won the world cup of course with france in one thousand nine hundred eighty three when on to play for arsenal barcelona and the new york red bulls most recently though he served as assistant coach with belgium during the last world cup and russia monaco currently sits third from bottom in the french first. france's financial prosecutor's office is investigating suspicions of match fixing in the champions league match earlier this month between paris st germain and red star belgrade according to french newspaper they keep european soccer association had alerted french authorities based on information they said was from a credible source the french side won that game six to one and supposedly an official of the serbian team had bet almost five million euros that red star would lose by a five goal margin both clubs denie

fifteen hundred square metres of space this exhibition area in berlin is committed to gallery has been prepared for sixty works from the tehran museum of contemporary art works that have never before been shown in the west it's the start of a planned cultural exchange intended to strengthen relations between iran and the west. but it never came to that just weeks before it was due to open authorities in iran prevented the artworks from leaving the country. come run veba has lived in spain and france since the late one nine hundred seventy s. the architect artist and collector left his homeland a year before the iranian revolution. dba knows the tehran collection more intimately than most for he was once closely associated with it and he still spends a lot of time thinking about what's become of it he is the architect who designed the tehran museum of contemporary art in the one nine hundred seventy s. . debo was also its first director of the tehran museum of contemporary art held the largest and most valuable collection of contemporary art outside europe and north america. tehran the

southern part of berlin former west berlin and that's the joy down a lot of she's a singer let's listen to what she's saying one to the lessons was a. dimension to her mission but i'm sure it was one of those saying that when we listen to each other let's move forward by she's going to sing a song as well as the sheet. and thin for light since the sleeping on the lips the salute and it become the body hug almost like just mom here to join them on a. hand that they give our hands out to each other and that's what we're going to do here today. this. plan. that this. was. not. right if you're just joining us those are pictures from the southern part of berlin here where joy down a lot of the singer you just saw is not taking part or part of the festivities for the twentieth anniversary of german reunification and our political correspondent simon young is with us here in our studio simon we've been looking at this facility as we talked to our correspondent hans front in the center of berlin as well and he touched upon something that you were talking about a little bit earlier which is the

east berlin one thousand nine hundred eighty eight east germany is broke but then. to the rescue in a dire emergency it's another case for speed this time the little bell boy from belgium winds up in germany. it's a minor sensation spirit who has never been here before. felix germann alias flix is the author. he's one of germany's most sought after comic artists he was chosen as the first german ever to create an edition of the franco belgian classic for the eightieth anniversary edition of spiritual. his early in his set just before the fall of the berlin wall in one thousand nine hundred nine a significant time in german history and yet the president wasn't specific enough for what's happening in berlin now is happening in other european cities too but the divided city was something very special and when it all ended and ended peacefully that's worth telling stories about especially nowadays. east germany appears washed out ingrained in oppressive images. it's a personal view that doesn't sugarcoat the reality unusual for a comic book series it's normally full of

s wife from berlin. gets moved up. spoke to us. a good deal. of the day music was a mistake she had not seen a couple of months of. stats the call to keep the kids up to is trying to cool side by trusts. the following people have put big dreams on the big screen showing excellent movie magazine on the dummy quite the first so. they are watching of all the took train all in the water and the poorest of the poor in poorer countries started reading education they are demanding good cause it is a question for their children the cause what it wanted also realize that if they have to have work quality products from good quality consumers they need look quality skilled workforce i'm very confident that includes holds on fifty nor child or nor i going to build a man illiterate that is the fundamental human right that is the divine guard which the nature of the body has given to us and goals of this legend of it that i had to learn those was trudging over that i had the freedom they had against nature that i can just walk. sixty. to sit in the kitchen.

a typical evening rush hour seen in berlin. many diesel cars will soon be banned from some traffic their affairs in the german capital. the band goes into effect the middle of next year but will only affect parts of major streets with the heaviest traffic the berlin court's decision came in response to a lawsuit by a prominent environmental organization that is not satisfied with the ruling. as a slide on the us unfortunately we were not able to achieve car free zones today but the court did acknowledge that creating such exclusion zones would be better than solutions that would lead to traffic detours. at least eleven streets in berlin will have partial bans where levels of air pollutants are especially high around two hundred thousand car owners will have to take detours around the exclusion zones. to most of the scrub that should be reduced in general they just have to see for themselves what it's like yeah you can barely get across the street. cause are your plans if you don't there are so many cars here it's a bit question

with thirty iranian and thirty western works of berlin. an exhibition was also to be an opportunity to reveal the observer's established patterns of perception that's one ton of ali was hoping for. one katrina horse riding a method i'm very happy about i think it's a good step. you know so it would be a pity to keep these works in prison without anyone being aware of their existence you know matters and it was a song hoist a painter in a museum vault for years and never got out of it it's a good thing that not only the iranian people can see them but the whole world and this opens the door to cultural exchange when we acquired these works everyone thought that iran was a third world country and not worthy of art so to hide the battery you don't have eight macare and you don't. you know sort another thirty. even forty years ago iran was already seeking acceptance on an international level and looking to free itself from western influences. ton of only his guiding principle is an artist doesn't have to adhere to western ways of seeing in ord

yard in the middle of berlin not bad. i don't know about you but i just can't get enough of this green that's why we're hopping on over to ireland the emerald isle and this week's nina local our viewer john kennedy is taking us on a tour of us hometown court. fights ago called kick welcome to cork as we say in the gaelic language i'm john kennedy i want to welcome you to cork ireland's real capital city. cork going to mazing up mysterious a young city student city great pubs friendly people on the banks of the beautiful river leaf. so this is one of vikings from the city here the river leap now over a thousand years ago this eerily was a marsh containing many small islands and that's why the vikings from the city because from here they could trade and raid with the interior and cork the name comes from gaelic. meaning marsh or swamp. not a thing the special court is called has got twenty nine bridges on the river the dr has only got twenty four so that makes all those the venice of our the. centonze church was built in th

this is news live from berlin baseless allegations that's how saudi arabia is describing claims that have killed dissident journalist jamal khashoggi but reports say turkey has video and audio proof of his killing like the saudi call thinking it is done bold. paths and to france and heads home to the united states of terror to court and also risk his detention was a major cause of tension between the two countries. tens of thousands take to the streets here in berlin for what was billed as a protest against racism and. article tell will tell us what it's all about. coming up in the show the hurricane's deadly aftermath our reporter joins rescuers in the florida panhandle to see firsthand the devastation after hurricane michael splashed into the coast. me welcome to the program did an apple watch record the death of jamal khashoggi well that's what media are claiming following the disappearance of the dissident journalist over a week ago in the saudi consulate in istanbul took issue officials accuse saudi arabia of torturing and killing inside the complex and say they have audio and v

from the center of berlin thank you. let's now look at some of the other stories making headlines this hour u.s. pastor andrew branson is on his way home after a turkish court released him from house arrest ronson was arrested two years ago on terror charges his detention has caused serious friction between washington and ankara with both sides imposing tit for tat sanctions. health officials in gaza say israeli troops have killed seven holliston is in clashes at the border fence separating the two sides the israeli military says its troops opened fire thousands of palestinian demonstrators began throwing rocks and fire bombs it's one of the deadliest incidents in months of protests along the border. in indonesia at least twenty two people are dead half of them children of to an overflowing river triggered landslides that destroyed a wall at a school rescuers are still combing through mud and rubble four other. officials say the death toll has risen to eighteen after hurricane michael smashed into the florida panhandle t

moved to berlin and explores the city. they don't want to name these many good companies and existed in east germany and were of course not economically compatible nothing worked out so all of a sudden there were all these empty promises no one was prepared to take responsibility for all and if you innovative people came along and they brought a few beer crates and started their turntables on them have you got some loudspeakers sold the beer and so on their turns on your comments on the berlin club scene got started and not seen of the unseen here in berlin is called club van dyke shapes the beginnings of the techno movement. of us looking back at this small subculture now basement somewhere and seeing how it turned into one of the biggest music scenes in the world but if you just heard him believe they could put a vegetable on the set. them got some great memories of that time and i'm really glad i could be part of it all. the years seriously in two thousand and five he performed the song is india which means we are us wi

this is deja vu news live from berlin a new political survey setting off alarm bells in berlin and support for germany's governing parties has plummeted to the lowest level ever recorded only one in four people are happy with chancellor merkel's grand coalition or her center left social democrat party hers well the news is especially better we explain why.

news line from berlin that desperation depends in indonesia as the death toll surges to more than twelve hundred following last week's devastating earthquake and tsunami people wait for news of the loved ones and relatives and recall the horror of the moment when disaster struck. one of the ground started moving i went i'm sorry. one from the whole street rose up in the air was like a wave off and we were swept away we'll hear from an aid worker about how survivors are coping also coming up. drugs crime and punishment beatings we have an exclusive undercover report from what's become known as europe's most dangerous and violent refugee camp on the greek island. plus the nobel prize in physics goes to a woman for the first time in over fifty years she and two other scientists were honored for their groundbreaking inventions in the field of laser physics and u.s. first lady melania trump is in ghana to kick off a five day tour over africa it's a first foreign trip without her husband and it's a continent he once allegedly insulted a correspondent in a crowd has been gauging reaction to hav

now the works are being taken from the vault and taken abroad and shown in berlin in addition to berlin they could be exhibited in many other places these works are very pure and untouched they show a new perspective they show how people in iran thought thirty years ago and which works of art they collected to influence the next generation's culture i get asked i am the sas which was going to. help. with thirty iranian and thirty western works the berlin exhibition was also to be an opportunity to reveal the observer's established pattern was a perception that that's what a ton of ali was hoping for. one could fairly horse ride home i'm very happy about it i think it's a good step. you know so it would be a pity to keep these works in prison without anyone being aware of their existence you know matters in this one highest state dinner in a museum vault for years and never got out it's a good thing that not only the iranian people can see them but the whole world and this opens the door to cultural exchange when we acquired these works everyone thought that iran was a third world countr

yard in the middle of berlin not bad. i don't know about you but i just can't get enough of this green that's why we're hopping on over to ireland the emerald isle and this week's nina local our viewer john kennedy is taking us on a tour of its hometown court. fights ago called kick welcome to cork as we say in the gaelic language i'm john kennedy i want to welcome you to cork ireland's real capital city. cork it's going to mazing up the spirits a young city student city great pubs friendly people on the banks of the beautiful river leaf. so this is one of vikings from the city here the river now over a thousand years ago this eerily was a marsh containing many small islands and that's why the vikings from the city because from here they could trade and raid with interior and cork the name comes from gaelic. meaning marsh or swamp. not a thing the special court is court has got twenty nine bridges on the river the dr has only got twenty four so that makes all those the venice of our. sentence church was built in the eight

political correspondent fabio on the mark in berlin. the election in bavaria instils hope in some fear in others the mood around burden sky stag is growing tends to varia is hundreds of kilometers away from here but parties in berlin expect an earthquake that could shake up german politics as a whole. inside that high stack building all parties are busy carrying out internal meetings the conservative parties are especially nervous. christian democratic union form a parliamentary group with that very insistent party the christian social union. they are bracing for disastrous results the c.s.u. has never been as low in opinion polls as it is now. thus allows an alarm bell we have to make efforts to strengthen the traditional parties again we have to work on getting the core of society excited about politics again. those most excited about politics are outside that core the far right a fifty party might enter the bavarian parliament. and i'm in a good mood of course we expected to get forty percent of the vote and. the greens are also expe

political correspondent fabienne founder mark in berlin. the election in bavaria instills hope in some fear in others and the mood around burden sky stag is growing tends to varia is hundreds of kilometers away from here but parties in berlin expect an earthquake that could shake up german politics as a whole. inside the high stack building all parties are busy carrying out internal meetings the conservative parties are especially nervous. christian democratic union form a parliamentary group with their bavarian system party the christian social union. they are bracing for disastrous results the c.s.u. has never been as low in opinion polls as it is now. does a lot an alarm bell we have to make efforts to strengthen the traditional parties again we have to work on getting the core of society excited about politics again. those most excited about politics are outside that core the far right a fifty party might enter the bavarian parliament. and i'm going to good mood of course we expected to get forty percent of the vote and. the greens are

but i always listened to west berlin radio and for me it was the only connection to the outside world when just from usually i'm singing from britain so i was in byrds my t.l. you know one thing is shortly after jim and reunification and the berlin techno club trees all full vandyke find his vocation electronic music. still goes on but it's neat because i'm a d.j. because i love music and because i'm a total free going to total fanatic when it comes to this kind of music the name becomes the center of the techno movement called delivers the soundtrack to major events such as the love of her age. he starts producing his aim tracks with success his single tell me one reaches number seven in the british charts. one of his albums is nominated for a grammy. called bundle like then sets up his own record label bondage records and presents radio shows in germany and the usa. but in spite of selling five million albums from twenty thirteen on none of his singles make it to the challenge. must be. what was different about electronic music or the whole scene was that although it was a scene whe

twice drove the governing coalition in berlin to the brink of collapse and plunged . into disbelief. first it was over the deportation of refugees along the various border with austria then it was over the fate of huns georg masson the controversial head of the domestic intelligence agency. sale for the stubborn dyed in the wool politician from the area where a certain type of man calls the shots. the very instant premier marcus sir is the same type for years the so-called alpha males of the c.s.u. in gauged in grueling power struggles until the top of the whole firm who then went to berlin. and at the very end boys isn't even about politics anymore. that's enough politics punt survive more or personalities that we go i think that's a huge amount of personalities involved here i think the hope is a man who is very egocentric and who will bear a grudge until you know the day of the last judgment i cannot see these very much in the twilight of his career it has to be said it doesn't have much time doubts really get on the americans nerves which seems to be his sort of s

rather you all watching the news live from berlin my colleagues are kelly will be joining you at the top of the hour with a special coverage of that election in bavaria in the meantime do feel free to log onto a website called for the latest updates you can also follow us on twitter we are at the news thank you for watching. we make up over three quarters of our food the under budget by. the civil service of. the want to shape the continent's future. part of it and join dumpsters as they share their stories their dreams and their challenges the seventy seven percent platform for charge. of the. fifteen hundred square metres of space this exhibition area in berlin is committed to gallery has been prepared for sixteen works from the tehran museum of contemporary art works that have never before been shown in the west it's the start of a planned cultural exchange intended to strengthen relations between iran and the west . but it never came to that just weeks before it was due to open authorities in iran prevented the artworks from leaving the country. come run dba has lived in spain an

berlin and people are are noticing that and are very frustrated with the c.s. use failure over the past couple of years to do what they promised to do and i think that's why were where we are now and that's also why the greens are doing so well because a lot of people on the other hand to you know might have voted for the c.s.u. previously more and more liberal types have been offended by all of this very aggressive rhetoric that's come from say whole friend and the others recently talk about the very aggressive rhetoric that's who ladies at the table to what extent is this about alpha males mentioned in the reports never really accepting a female chancellor never having developed property learns for a female leader in germany. i'm not sure i follow you on this one i think you know america has been in power for thirteen years now and she has been able to kill off every hour from a who thought he could come in and dominate. i mean anybody who's still in power and still somebody in power today know that she is fierce and that she's roofless and that she is very s

east berlin one nine hundred eighty eight east germany is broke but then. to the rescue in a dire emergency it's another case for spirit this time the little bell boy from belgium winds up in germany. it's a minor sensation spin lou has never been here before. felix germann alias flix is the author. he's one of germany's most sought after comic artists he was chosen as the first german ever to create an edition of the franco belgian classic for the eightieth anniversary edition of spiritual. his early in his set just before the fall of the berlin wall in one thousand nine hundred nine a significant time in german history to get the present wasn't specific enough for what's happening in berlin now is happening in other european cities too but the divided city was something very special and when it all ended and ended peacefully that's worth telling stories about especially nowadays. east germany appears washed out and grainy in oppressive images. it's a personal view that doesn't sugarcoat the reality unusual for a comic book series that's normally full of h

and his restaurant in berlin the other famous checkpoint charlie is our first venue on the so and it ranks among the top fifty restaurants worldwide while while while you believe. it to be honest the most important want to ever get and we're so proud of because people from around the world are traveling just have a plate of food here if you were you were born in berlin you grew up here but if you're cooking your cars and house. well lots of asians into lenses why is that totally the only thing what i'm missing is the outside looking more asian than i am but on my palate in the way of cooking i'm totally asian i mix the type flavors i use chinese skills at least the japanese prism and out of the three main issues we creating our own dishes we are creating our own calling every world. a german chef would love to create asian dishes there is much more to find out about him and all as you can see in our first report. creative moments in the kitchen this is what it looks like when tim creates a new dish he develops about ten to twenty of them per year it always takes some practice until h

always listened to west berlin radio and for me it was the only connection to the outside world and just for me so the i'm single i've been in so i was in bed my the only one thing is shortly after jim and we unification and the techno club trees all pull vandyke find his vocation electronic music. testing the sounds of his need because i'm a d.j. because i love music and because i'm a total freak and a total fanatic when it comes to this kind of music the name becomes the center of the techno movement called i'm going to live as the soundtrack to major events such as the love her. he starts producing his own tracks with success his single tell me why reach is number seven in the british charts. one of his albums is nominated for a grammy. hold on to like them set up his own record label bondage recollects and presents radio shows in germany and is the usa. but in spite of selling five million albums from twenty thirteen on none of his singles make it to the challenge. must be an explosion was equal to what was different about electronic music or the whole scene was that although it was

news live from berlin germany prepares for a political shake up it's election day in bavaria one of the country's richest and most conservative states but voters here i mean everybody else would and there could be serious aftershocks in berlin also coming up. crunch time for braggs it britain's prime minister to resign may hopes to seal a deal at a summit with e.u. leaders this week but deep divisions at home through success into in brussels into doubt. a new deadline looms in syria i do militarized zone to protect civilians is due to take effect on monday but there are reports hardline finances have yet to start withdrawing. money welcome to the program all eyes in germany are on bavaria today as people they head to the polls in state elections now the vote is an important. government after a difficult year for coalition but various not just known for its big and made a holes and it's germany's biggest state and an economic powerhouse in traditionally very conservative in fact the conservatives haven't lost an election here in more than sixty years and here's how the state parliament l

this is d w news live from berlin a new political survey setting off alarm bells today in berlin the support for germany's governing parties plummeting to the lowest level ever recorded only one in four people are happy with chancellor merkel's grand coalition for her center left social democratic party or partners the news is especially better we explain why.

news live from berlin germany prepares for a political shake up it's election day in bavaria one of germany's richest and most conservative states but voters are in a rebellious mood and there could be serious aftershocks in berlin we are live in munich also coming up a new deadline looms in syria a demilitarized zone for to protect civilians is due to take effect on monday but there are reports that hard line fighters have yet to start withdrawing. and germany's football slump continues a heavy defeat against the netherlands coach you walk in move under pressure after a string of over zones. i'm carl assman thanks for joining us. people in the german state of the bay area have started voting in the lection that could cause a political earthquake not only in their own state but in berlin as well a very in voters tend to be conservative and have kept the christian a social union this c.s.u. in power for decades but opinion surveys show that this time around they're in a mood for change and it's likely that the c.s.u. will lose its absolute majority chancellor angela merkel in berlin is watchin

now the works are being taken from the vault and taken abroad and shown in berlin in addition to berlin they could be exhibited in many other places these works are very pure and untouched they show a new perspective they show how people in iran thought thirty years ago and which works of art they collected to influence the next generation's culture by fast i am the sassy bit. with thirty iranian and thirty western works the berlin exhibition was also to be an opportunity to reveal the observer's established patterns of perception that's one ton of ali was hoping for. one cafe to horse ride home i'm very happy about it i think it's a good step. you know so it would be a pity to keep these works in prison without anyone being aware of their existence you know matters and it was a slightly higher state dinner in a museum vault for years and never got out it's a good thing that not only the iranian people can see them but the whole world and this opens the door to cultural exchange when we acquired these works everyone thought that iran was a third world country and not worthy of art or to

then we'll talk about berlin. i think this is important because the has the state government and this is credited for a couple few showed how one can achieve great results without quarrels and kemah. though this despite. even in hesse's catholic conservative stronghold of fulda disenchanted voters are leaving germany's traditional take ten parties to find political pastures new both at local and national level germany's green party and the far right alternative for germany party or a f t a cashing in on form a c.d.u. voters. this reality of voting a.f.d. because they really present an alternative to the power obsessed politics of america who put saving the euro before the interests of ordinary germans do you turn then moment talk on i'm inclined at the moment to vote for the green side because they say what they want and what they don't want. i'm a classic c.d.u. voter but i'm rethinking that now i'm thinking about voting for the greens. has a state crimea foca goofy a is all too aware of the exodus from germany's

this is news coming to you live from berlin survivors of indonesia's earthquake are battling thirst hunger and trauma. skis or go inside a house by myself i need go with my parents if they're not with me i won't be seen as the death toll surpasses fourteen hundred our correspondent visits one of the thousands of families made homeless by the disaster action how deep are the divisions between east and west. and scientists have landed an observation device on an asteroid they're hoping to learn more about the origins of the solar system and possibly prevent the asteroid from colliding with her. fellow welcome to the program indonesia has raised the number of dead in last week's quake to more than fourteen hundred survivors of the disaster of facing their fifth day with little food and water some aid is now being delivered to the region but the government admits that the relief effort is slow and blames widespread damage to infrastructure and a lack of fuel. and heartache reports from palu. all morning nordin has been running from one government distribution center to another but he keeps bei

now the works are being taken from the vaults and taken abroad and shown in berlin in addition to berlin they could be exhibited in many other places these works are very pure and untouched they show a new perspective they show how people in iran thought thirty years ago and which works of art they collected to influence the next generation's culture i get asked i am the size of a letter. with thirty iranian and thirty western works the berlin exhibition was also meant to be an opportunity to reveal the observer's established patterns of perception that's one ton of only was hoping for. one katrina horse riding remembered i'm very happy about it i think it's a good step. you know so it would be a pity to keep these works in prison without anyone being aware of their existence you know matters and in this on where you say the internet museum vault for years and never got out it's a good thing that not only the iranian people can see them but the whole world and this opens the door to cultural exchange when we acquired these works everyone thought that iran was a third world country and no