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this is the news live from berlin germany's five g. mobile frequencies go up for auction today who will be building the ultra fast mobile networks and can it be done without hardware from the chinese tech giant wall way also coming up. cycling devastates mozambique the president says the death toll.

one hundred german must reads we look at a mystery set in the heady days following the full of the berlin wall. we begin in hamburg where the opening night of the verde opera in a book oh began with its director two thousand kilometers away and the house arrest in moscow could well sort of granny coffin is a harsh critic of the government so unable to travel he's relied on friends to carry out his vision for the production and his updated take on verdi's classic puts the plight of refugees in europe into the mix. a modern rendition a very nice classic nobuko set in the un security council teaming with six intreat and spots. the slave chorus laments their lost home but in this update the original hebrew slaves have been replaced by actual refugees from syria and afghanistan. director kyocera brenna cough is not able to take the final curtain he's under house arrest in moscow and can only send a video message. great opening thank you so much for all these extraordinary moment in my. live. carol sir brenda cuff is considered a punk among russian directors he's received international accolade

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and then berlin had this wall. a divided city with a wall around its western half plenty of dramatic material but 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. is the before they were separated lovers used to look for a star where their eyes would meet what should we look for. the syrians. in him of the cisterns us and. so they need. two different systems of government and warded love the novel was a success on both sides of the wall. said two decades later. in west berlin spend a day going to capture the wild lifestyle in the district quite so bad. but even when you just most of us are. coming out of. the moneyman 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. but at the bar in the bubble of nine hundr

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this is news coming to you live from berlin forty nine people are dead now in twin attacks on mosques in christ church new zealand the prime minister condemns it as terrorism is one of the new zealand documents they. clearly want his head turned here is an extraordinary and unprecedented violence one man in his late twenty's is charged with murder and two others are under investigation after what authorities are calling a well planned terrorist attack. marching for their future. as thousands of schoolchildren around the globe skip school to call for action on climate protection will be in downtown berlin to hear what the german kids want the government to do about global warming. well i'm terry martin good to have you with us we begin in new zealand where police say forty nine people have been killed and dozens wounded twenty of them seriously in twin attacks in the city of christ church it's tax happen at two mosques in the city the. first at the el noor mosque where the majority of victims lost their lives and a second mosque in the suburb of lynwood where several more fatalities we

the thirty nine year old lives in berlin and has an offbeat profession. i didn't i always wanted to do something out of the ordinary. you've got to have a visual you've got to tell yourself that's my goal. nine years ago ziggurat and two student friends founded berlin space technologies they're ending high their products are meant to go into orbit. the company makes miniature satellites packed with cameras and sensors for observing the earth from space. a daring idea. yet within a few years the startup was celebrating its first major success. in twenty fifteen berlin space technologies first satellite was launched in india. the company earned three million euros with the kent ridge one satellite contract a singapore university projects to monitor the earth's surface. but there were some hair raising minutes shortly after lift off. to concentrate us up to the month amidst all the excitement someone in singapore put the plug on the wrong antenna that meant that for the first couple of hours after launch we couldn't hear the satellite. but all the identified

during the years of division some west berlin subway lines crossed through east berlin the trains travelled slowly and without stopping through the really empty stations. to the park station on the u. five line the sober and straightforward it's the only underground station that east germany ever built due to the high costs involved. west berlin had more money which is obvious in stations like post and so on the use of it it's lavish tiling a field of flowers under the moon and stars a world of wonder below berlin. off in the other direction up in the sky spanish photographer chubby bow as being an avid bird watcher since childhood and by photographing the changing formation of flocks of birds using a really fast shutter speed he reveals the hidden beauty of birds in flight. images that resemble a tornado taken over the latter etter valley in catalonia. they show a flock of airborne voltaire's that live south of the peyronie's. they were captured by spanish photographer charlie by. merely for a. really fascinating look at mark it's really beautiful when you go there for amount of time now t

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to read cards for here to berlin and dortmund scores in injury time after a turbulent match in berlin dortmund past the last lap. to calm down thirty minutes on dublin. a mystery of the stony. giant artworks that still captivate today. thousands of years ago. but why. what did they reveal about the people who made the. seventy five wickets to. enter the conflict zone with tim sebastian faulks been challenging those in power asking tough questions demanding jobs. as conflicts intensify i'll be meeting with keep players on the ground in the stands as i'm. cutting through the rhetoric holding the powerful to account facts the conflicts. conflict zone between sebastian song t w. like we were. when we were. eighty percent of americans and some playing in our lives really experience hardship to listen. to. the minds of. nixon really begin to. really know their stuff. make herbs with begun to. stephanie. martin check. ins from around the world. every week on t.w. . as that's of the speaker of the u.k. house of commons says prime minister theresa may cannot put her withdrawal deal to a third

lives and works in berlin where he ended. up then he decided to dedicate himself to his true and studied art he finished the college of fine arts as a master student and stayed on in the german capital. he has his studio in the north of. here says where he creates his colorful pictures generally painting with acrylics. for his paintings he takes inspiration from the old masters. the fact that my subjects are often so similar probably has to do with this whole universe of iraq and rococo and my fascination with it i like to let myself be seduced by and. often paints portraits of heroes and leaders he pays tribute to the pathos of past iris through his intensive use of color. how has developed a technique. as the paints right down to the canvas to create thick layers that merge into one another. it takes him an average of one month to complete a painting unless he's fighting a deadline he'll take the time to work out. and he's grateful he's able to live from his. diaries for the artist's works come from all over the world some

satellites like those made by berlin space. technologies are designed for a much lower orbits and offer resolution of under one meter per pixel. a networked string of these small devices could monitor the earth's surface twenty four hours a day and with prices so low launching a swarm of them has become an affordable option. the berlin satellites could help contribute to a system like that but what would building it mean for us would it allow constant blanket monitoring of everyone on the planet. so i believe that's where the whole system but there are a lot of questions surrounding satellites as orbiting surveillance systems on ethical questions questions of being observed. does the honest answer has to be that there are technologies that are definitely more dangerous than our satellites. that doesn't make them harmless but drones for example are far more dangerous for each of us as individuals and the. bio's ones i believe because regardless of the size of a satellite ours are roughly the size of a washing machine you can sti

we began with the savvy contemporary art gallery here in berlin and its founder. will be my guest in the studio in a minute it's a very unique place which calls itself a laboratory of ideas a new way to look it up we'll find out but first more about the gallery. of onto thinks our relationship with art should be more open he favors horizontal thinking instead of a vertical hierarchical approach. has always been open to the new born in cameroon's capital in one nine hundred seventy seven he studied food technology in berlin and received a doctorate in medical biotechnology but he's always had a passion for art. eventually he decided to dedicate his life to it becoming an independent exhibition organizer nowadays he's one of the most in demand curators in the world. that reputation is well earned ten years ago who founded the art space savvy contemporary in a former been in power plant in two thousand and fifteen he became one of two artistic directors of the gallery there doing two years later he became part of that you were tural team at europe's most important ar

lives and works in berlin where he initially studied architecture then he decided to dedicate himself to his true and studied art he finished the college of fine arts as a master student and stayed on in the german capital. he has his studio in the north of. where he creates his colorful pictures generally painting with acrylics. for his paintings he takes inspiration from the old masters. the fact that my subjects are often so similar probably has to do with this whole universe of iraq and rococo my fascination with it i like to let myself be seduced by and. often paints portraits of heroes and leader he pays tribute to the pathos and decadence of the past iris through his intensive use of color. how has developed a technique. he pours the paints right onto the canvas to create thick layers that merge into one another. it takes him an average of one month to complete a painting unless he's fighting a deadline he'll take the time to work out. and he's grateful he's able to live from his art. is for the artist's works come from all over the world some are prominent art lovers his works

a lutheran church in berlin. once a week music lovers from all over the german capital gather here. the church is full every saturday that's unusual. and on the twelfth mean every saturday it's time for new song. it's refreshing it focuses me a kind of meditation what does the demand is becoming a fixed part of my week because it's so beautiful religious and for. this. new song is a short church service mostly sung at a very high standard for many it's a spiritual as well as musical experience. of course of that there are wonderful churches in the city and things happen there that some people can't even imagine. martin was. certain that it. was the. the her hair. was. responsive insistently is a vocal ensemble made up of professional singers. they perform for free on saturdays because they love the project it's a creative challenge every now and some service is unique. to clean this one my usually get a score on the weekend before so we have time to prepare a lot of the eight singers didn't meet up until friday evening when they were harassed for two or three hours and then again fr

news from berlin twin massacres leaving forty nine people dead in new zealand the prime minister condemning it as an act of terror was. just. clearing his pick and here is an extraordinary crease of. a man in his late twenty's is due in court shortly charged with murder police are investigating two other people after what they're calling a planned terrorist attack also coming up tonight the young people who are marching for their future. thousands of children around the globe skipped school today to call for action to protect. i'm off it's good to have you with us tonight forty nine people are dead dozens wounded in two mosque attacks in the new zealand city of christchurch one man has been charged with murder and is expected to appear in court within the next few hours the attacks happened during friday prayers at two mosques the first at the eleanore mosque in the center of the city is where the majority of the exams lost their lives the second was in the suburb of lynwood where several more fatalities have been reported. new zealand is a country with little gun violence and the prime min

capital gains in berlin for. the retake top spot in the bundesliga and put the pressure back by ear. moment we'll see how struggling out fared against an even worse off team on saturday an over who also happened to have the leakiest defense in the lead going into this weekend they'd lost seventeen games to say every point matters for both sides is a little bit of an understatement but first we're going to take a look at how to inform sides faired fallsburg and the wolves were served somewhat of a blow this past week with coach bruno love idea and seeing he'll be stepping down at the end of the season who will take over remains unknown but for now decider focused on securing a european spot so let's watch the action now. thank you know that medea and voles ford hadn't won in two outings and they also had trouble against the door from the early going on putting the visitors in the lead at the half hour mark with a fantastic free kick the fourth goal of the season for the center back four minutes later the wolves re

lives and works in berlin where he initially studied architecture then he decided to dedicate himself to his true and studied art he finished the college of fine arts as a master's student and stayed on in the german capital. he has his studio in the north of. this is where he creates his colorful pictures generally painting with acrylics and. his paintings he takes inspiration from the old masters. the fact that my subjects are often so similar probably has to do with this whole universe or rock and roll my fascination with it i like to let myself be seduced by and. often paints portraits of heroes and leaders he pays tribute to the pathos and decadence of past iris through his intensive use of color. how has developed a technique. towards the paints right down to the canvas to create thick layers that merge into one another. it takes him an average of one month to complete a painting unless he's fighting a deadline he'll take the time to work out. and he's grateful he's able to live from his art. for the artists works come from all over the world some are prominent art lovers his wo

swinish climate activists prey to is here in berlin to join students on the fridays for future march sixteen year old has inspired thousands of people's across the world to skip class every friday and to march for action against climate change the demonstrators are set to head to the chancellery in the next hour german politicians are divided over the protests which are expected to take place in more than twenty cities across the country. did you correspondent kate brady is on the streets of berlin covering the march which is just getting under way kate grew to about herself has come to berlin to lead today's march kind of turnout are we seeing. where the intelligent here that is it is going to he's going to fall over against climate change i'm trying to say i'm not i am i have a set in some ways of the greys as an inspiration i don't have time i'd say very same time since and we see even bigger numbers than in previous weeks a day i mean in the past few weeks we've seen a you not see that many as twenty thousand school children skipping school here alone in berlin and succumbing to

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and then berlin had this wall. a divided city with a wall around its western half plenty of dramatic material but 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. is the before they were separated lovers used to look for a star where their eyes would meet and what should we look for. missing. in him of innocence when she was nice to. talk. and. to different systems of government and war did love the novel was a success on both sides of the wall. said two decades later. west berlin spend a day going to capture the wild lifestyle in the district courts bad decision. but even as money does most of us are. going to. be my 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 told at the bar in th

capital games in berlin for. top spot in the bundesliga and put the pressure but. golf now and spain's john ramsey has a one shot lead over rory mcilroy and tommy fleetwood going into the final round of the players' championship astray jason days two shots for the back of day wins group of players to win the tournament multiple times biggest prize for majors shot of the day at sawgrass went to seamus power take a look at this. that was the first. hole in one of history. today march seventeenth is st patrick's day in ireland and throughout the irish diaspora that's reason to celebrate the country's patron saint. recessions featuring plenty of traditional music and lots of the color green are the order of the day food in beer some impressions and now from new york and chicago way where they even change the color of the river in honor of st patrick's . course you don't have to be irish to join in the fun. and reminder the top stories we're following for you new zealanders have been paying tribute to the fifty people killed by a gunman at two mosques in christ church o

this is news coming to you live from berlin forty nine people are dead in twin attacks on mosques in christ church new zealand the prime minister condemns it as towers. it's one of new zealand that. clearly watches here it is an extraordinary. precinct that. one man in his late twenty's is charged with murder and two others are under investigation up for what authorities are calling a well planned terrorist attack. and marching for their future. as thousands of schoolchildren around the globe skipped school to call for action on climate protection will be in downtown berlin to hear what german kids want the government to do about global warming. hello i'm terry martin welcome to the program we begin in new zealand where police say forty nine people have been killed and dozens wounded twenty of them seriously in twin attacks in the city of christ church the attacks happened to last in the city the first at the el noor mosque where the majority of victims lost their lives and a second mosque in the suburb of lynwood worst. several more fatalities were reported police say a man in his l

but she won't find any snow here in berlin coming up next d.w. business boeing says a software fix is on the way forward some thirty seven max eight jet but is it too little too late after last weekend's deadly crash stephen beardsley will be up next with that and we're stick around. for. my first buy steak was a sewing machine. where i come from women are bound by this ocean for. something as simple as learning how to write a bicycle isn't. since i was a little girl i wanted to add the bicycle of my home and it took me as the.

we begin with the savvy contemporary art gallery here in berlin and it's found. my guest in the studio in a minute it's a very unique place which calls itself a laboratory of ideas a new way to look it up we'll find out but first. the gallery. thinks our relationship with art should be more open he favors horizontal thinking instead of a vertical hierarchical approach. has always been open to the new born in cameroon's capital in one nine hundred seventy seven he studied food technology in berlin and received a doctorate in medical biotechnology but he's always had a passion for art. eventually he decided to dedicate his life to it becoming an independent exhibition organizer nowadays he's one of the most in demand curators in the world. that reputation is well earned ten years ago who founded the art space savvy contemporary in a former been in power plant in two thousand and fifteen he became one of two artistic directors of the gallery there being two years later he became part of that you were touring at europe's most important art show the documentary and he

in fifteen berlin space technologies first satellite was launched in india. the company earned three million euros with the kent ridge one satellite contract a singapore university projects to monitor the earth's surface. but there were some hair raising minutes shortly after lift off. to concentrate us out of the month amidst all the excitement someone in singapore put the plug in the wrong antenna that meant that for the first couple of hours after launch we couldn't hear the satellite doesn't get on but we identified the problem and replug the antenna everybody in the team heaved a huge sigh of relief but it was. the indian triumph brought say god and his team instant recognition it made them full fledged members of the young space tech community that's currently shaking up the sectors establishment. conventional satellites can be the size of a camper van they can take years to build and cost billions brylin space technologies is approaching the business from a different angle. the company makes small satellites built from tried and trusted mass produced c

the former lutheran bishop of berlin brandenburg gave it its final liturgical form . he had the idea but he was ambivalent about whether it could be done in a lutheran church in berlin. and if it wouldn't compete with the regular sunday service. issues like that troubled him. also of course the question of what he received support from the diocese and the parish. but the idea coincided with one of my views that we needed new initiatives to make people aware of how important worship is in christian life. as far as i know he didn't yet have the idea that it should be held every saturday at noon when i can. when we realized the costs it would involve if we had eight professional singers here every saturday we were very skeptical and didn't have much faith in the idea that. we thought it would never get off the ground that it could never be financed and. music budget was clearly inadequate if we could give some support but certainly not finance and. but stephanie had the courage to say i'm going to give it a try. the costs for six months. new song has been in existence fo

in trashy fifteen berlin space technologies first satellite was launched in india. the company earned three million euros with the kent ridge one satellite contract a singapore university projects to monitor the earth's surface. but there were some hair raising minutes shortly after lift off. to come so for the month amidst all the excitement someone in singapore put the plug in the wrong antenna that meant that for the first couple of hours after launch we couldn't hear the satellite that's on the but we identified the problem then replug the antenna everybody in the team heaved a huge sigh of relief but it was. the indian triumph brought say god and his team instant recognition it made them full fledged members of the young space tech community that's currently shaking up the sectors establishment. conventional satellites can be the size of a camper van they can take years to build and cost billions brylin space technologies is approaching the business from a different angle. the company makes small satellites built from tried and trusted mass produced components

this is d w news live from berlin the women take to the streets on international women's day. thousands demonstrate in turkey's largest city is goldman around the world people are marching protesting and striking in the name of gender equality also on the program the biggest demonstrations so far against president puts a clique of algeria protesters object to the feeling eighty two year olds plan to run for a fifth term as president. i'm calling asman welcome to the program police in the turkish city of istanbul have fired tear gas at demonstrators taking part in a band international women's day march many of the protesters were demanding the release of women imprisoned in syria the organizers say nearly fourteen thousand women have been jailed there since syria's civil war began almost eight years ago. mixed messages in turkey first lady m.n.a. i do on on friday saluted women in a speech at the istanbul stock exchange later for police women repels from bus pursed bridge to highlight women's contribution to society but the peace was. broken when thousands congregated at taksim

we begin with the contemporary art gallery here in berlin and its founder. will be my guest in the studio in a minute it's a very unique place which calls itself a laboratory for. a new way to look it up we'll find out but first. the gallery. thinks our relationship with art should be more open he favors horizontal thinking instead of a vertical hierarchical approach. has always been open to the new born in cameroon capital in one nine hundred seventy seven he studied food technology in berlin and received a doctorate in medical biotechnology but he's always had a passion for art. eventually he decided to dedicate his life to it becoming an independent exhibition organizer nowadays he's one of the most in demand curators in the world. that reputation is well earned ten years ago who founded the art space savvy contemporary in a former been in power plant in two thousand and fifteen he became one of two artistic directors of the gallery vetting two years later he became part of that you were turold team at europe's most important art show the documentary and

berlin is shaped by powerful women. berlin is female. next on g.w. no. one. hundred goats go home from tokyo new hope for the police trentino region but just hope that she can get our economy moving a little mean. you do get up arrived in trentino eight years ago as a refugee know she owns her own business and is hoping to turn this region around into grecian with goat's cheese in the field you look at me helps in sixty minutes phone w. . her first dance school in the jungle. her first clean listen. and then the doors grand moment arrives join the arena tango on her journey ranger. you know we're interested on german trini giora and arranging returns home. to connecticut. march eighth marks international women's day and for the first time in twenty nineteen it's a holiday in the state of berlin so today i want to see what the german capital has on offer for well.

this is the news live from berlin women take to the streets on international women's day. thousands demonstrate in turkey's largest city istanbul and around the world people marching protesting and striking in the name of gender equality also on the program the biggest demonstrations so far against president clinton. protesters object stealing eighty two year old plan to run for a fifth term as president. and a cargo plane prepares to welcome to and usual passengers little grains and little wipes are leading a life of showbiz in the chinese aquarium they're being airlifted to iceland to the world's first open water sanctuary all the way. i'm calm assman welcome to the program police in the turkish city of istanbul fired tear gas at demonstrators taking part in a band international women's day march thousands of women had gathered at the city's central square for the protest police pushed back another group of women at the entrance to istanbul's main shopping street many of the protestors were demanding the release of women in prison in syria the organizers say nearly did c

that great attorney is joining the march the chancellor's office in berlin. well there certainly is we've seen huge turnout in recent weeks up to twenty thousand children skipping school here in berlin to call for action against climate change and we're expecting to see numbers around that size today as well now at the moment those school students are making their way to the prime number gate here where crater is indeed about to make a speech as well and having spoken sort of the children earlier this morning they said themselves that they saw a great a as an inspiration she was largely the reason why they were here today and they've already been a series of speakers on stage what have they been demanding. yes there has been some young speakers from various european cities from switzerland from neighboring poland old making very similar demands they want to see action from the world your motivations against climate change and what's interesting over the past few weeks the demographic is ready to change share as well you're saying there are great because more

we begin with the savvy contemporary art gallery here in berlin and its founder. will be my guest in the studio in a minute it's a very unique place which calls itself a laboratory for. a new way to look it up we'll find out but first more about the gallery. thinks our relationship with art should be more open he favors horizontal thinking instead of a vertical hierarchical approach. has always been open to the new born in cameroon capital in one thousand nine hundred seventy seven he studied food technology in berlin and received a doctorate in medical biotechnology but he's always had a passion for art. eventually he decided to dedicate his life to it becoming an independent exhibition organizer nowadays he's one of the most in demand curators in the world. that reputation is well earned ten years ago founded the art space savvy contemporary in a former been in power plant in two thousand and fifteen he became one of two artistic directors of the gallery there doing two years later he became part of that you were tauriel team at europe's most important art show

lives and works in berlin where he initially studied architecture then he decided to dedicate himself to his true and studied art he finished the college of fine arts as a master student and stayed on in the german capital. he has his studio in the north of. this is where he creates his colorful pictures generally painting with acrylics. for his paintings he takes inspiration from the old masters. the fact that my subjects are often so similar probably has to do with this whole universe of iraq and rococo and my fascination with it i like to let myself be seduced by. the often pains portraits of heroes and leader he pays tribute to the pathos and decadence of past iris through his intensive use of color. how has developed a technique. towards the paints right down to the canvas to create thick layers that merge into one another. it takes him an average of one month to complete a painting unless he's fighting a deadline he'll take the time to work out a new idea and he's grateful he's able to live from his. diaries for the artist's works come from all over the world some are prominent

they were gunning to get back on top when they visited out of berlin because of that and much much more coming up on when to sleep. you're watching the news live from berlin don't forget all the latest news and information around the clock is available on our web site that's d w dot com i'm called aspen thanks for watching these wonderfully up next. two players. table. at this stage going to try to get in a poker game of power and money the competition is fierce battles most important natural resource bluffing betting checking how long will they be able to play and who will win this who we believe that renewable energy we play an important role in the future. polluting the jew political establishment starting to go into totally. legal. stevens is back for a third stint in charge at shelter and the royal blues are pinning their hopes on a resurgence in the bundesliga and the dutchman is at the side to two german cup titles and a few wait for coke trophy let's take a look at what's coming up in the show. we'll see if stevens can help shell to find their form this season albeit a touch lat