they call go more air miles then some pilots. are coming straight for us now the. three german d.j. superstars can't get any more bombastic music didn't exist we had no idea what we want to do and had to do it ourselves. between backstage rooms so disciplined and a twenty four seven social media presence. superstar d.j. starting november twenty fifth d w. greetings from the german capital on a warm welcome to the show and before we take off into a brand new week here's a quick look at the topics. singing stars the winners of the m.t.v.

europe music awards. like the fantasy of the family run business my own motel is three stories of vintage aircraft. and animal oases enhancing zoos for visitors and hopefully their inhabitants too. and just in case you didn't know are your own jingle music that we just heard there was combat composed by the german d.j. and producer which literally means all colors and he was one of the nominees for best german act at the m.t.v. europe music awards on sunday night in london well unfortunately when it came to the crunch he lost out on the trophy but there were lots more surprises and the clean up of the evening was over justin bieber by yet another young canadian. thank you. he was the evening's big winner sean mendez picked up no less than three

accolades at the m.t.v. europe music awards including best artist and best song thank you thank you guys so much. as one of their fans because of the song. they see that's the beauty. of this is the man. with his winning track there is nothing holding me back the nineteen year old managed to win over not just his fans but also host rita ora. welcome to the twenty seventh. that's the british singer didn't just host the evening she also hit the stage to perform well. over the course of the evening fourteen live acts appeared on the stage at wembley

arena. the entire interior functioned as a stage like here for the cuban american singer. her took the award for best for. the prize for the best music video went to us rapper kendrick lamar the video to his song humble has been viewed more than three hundred seventy million times on you tube over the past eight months. or so now. another rapper u.s. star eminem returned to the stage after four years with his new song walk on water my final this time of the bee took home the award for best hip hop artist. other winners of the evening included britain's ed sheeran who is named best live artist coldplay was on a. it is the year's best rock band and british singer do a lip it was crowned best new as in newcomer. vincent price one of the category

best german artist. this year the twenty four year old's debut album made it to number three on the german album charts. irish rockers you tube been around a lot longer the band was presented a global icon award in recognition of their decades at the top of the music industry the previous evening they kicked off a charity go on london's trafalgar square. the evening was capped by a big waiting for d.j. star david guetta named best electronic doing what the world does best taking to the stage and playing to an adoring crowd. and on that note

this week we would like to know what kind of music turns your crank is it perhaps classical opera that gives you the goosebumps or maybe even heavy metal while feel free to let us know by taking part in our online survey and you can find that on our web page and as a thanks for your feedback one lucky viewer will get this wonderful response as a gift. now there are tens of thousands of airplanes crisscrossing the skies on any given day and that is just here in europe so it's not surprising that people don't pay much attention to the noise overhead unless it sounds completely unfamiliar and it turns out there's a vintage plane in the air like something out of a movie on my arm motors in southern germany is a highly reputed address when it comes to restoring historic aircraft and the tale of their family business is also worth telling. this plane's first owner flew into right around the world after purchasing the piper twelve in one thousand nine hundred forty seven. today mechanic eric meyer is going to pilot the american

aircraft under the watchful eye of his father el mar and his sister annie. that sound is music to the years of airplane and. it's a passion it's definitely takes you back to the roots of flying to the simplicity of playing it and the likeness to. the myers are all fascinated with flying. this moves on and what my son is doing is just great the whole family flies that's the nicest thing ask a. daughter any meyer is also training to be an aircraft mechanic she's one of the few women to pursue this profession. is an adventure you can see the world from above it's peaceful up there you're a little bit closer to have an addiction. eric meyer has loved planes like this super cruiser since childhood. and oakland the for my

birthday my uncle would always give me a round trip flight as a present i was even allowed to steer that went on for four or five maybe six years and there was nothing better than. today uncle hakim is a professional pilot and meyer motors flight instructor together with his brother elmer he runs the family business which specializes in restoring historical airplanes. the brothers founded the business a decade ago but the meiers were restoring and flying vintage aircraft long before that it all started with their father a farmer who owned vineyards. i think second of all he said we need a plane to spray the grape vine its shine and when the barn had to be reconstructed enlarged. to make room for the plane so nor mother and my brother we all worked on it by that back in one thousand nine hundred sixty five his father paid twelve

hundred marks of his fees. will be minus follows my father's problem was that he was also disabled because he only had one arm people said he was being stupid that a disabled man couldn't and shouldn't fly was impossible but he did in one thousand nine hundred four he became the first disabled person in germany to get his pilot's license my brother and i went up with them regularly as children and that's how we caught the flying bug. the brothers even experienced a crash with their father the plane was totaled but that didn't dampen their passion for flying twenty five years ago the brothers bought an aircraft of their own today meyer motors employs more than twenty people in two thousand and eleven they found this one nine hundred fifty hawker c. fury at an air show that propeller plane could go almost as fast as a fighter jet at the time. ok when i were in reno when the plane crashed in the pilot run out of fuel just before hitting the runway out the plane was

destroyed and i read my brother's thoughts and said we'll buy it and reconstructed again. numerous rare our famous flying machines now stand in the hangar or the workshop many of them belong to clients like this p. fifty one mustang. and the mayor is currently working on a messerschmitt built in one nine hundred thirty four. when you know that you're handling things that are around one hundred years old it's kind of all inspiring and when you achieve something after working on it for so long when a piece finally fits and you attach it to the fuselage it's pretty cool emphasis. still no one in the family expected that any would wind up doing her professional training here. it was the last thing i wanted to do i always said dad i'm not going to work for you then i took

a gap year and went abroad and noticed how much i missed helping out and getting my hands dirty. after thinking about a lot i decided to do it after all and i don't regret it. i do it all over again is this. her brother eric already knew as a child that he wanted to become an aircraft mechanic today he's one of and his instructors. who are thought today from i must say that i was really apprehensive but as we know how to solve problems from being siblings i'd say we make a pretty good team you know and. we have a lot of fun as work i thought it would be a lot worse. sabina meyer has managed the office from the start she always brought her children along to work. they had their little bicycles with them and their wading pool stood outside. they helped clean the planes and even built their own from cardboard boxes they had a lot of fun but. the meiers are

a family who are still having fun and shearing the vintage aircraft stay in the air for years to come. and for a look at what else is happening on the ground here in europe here's our grab bag of the other headline. the vatican christmas tree has hit the road the twenty eight metre high spruce left of forest in northeastern poland with a priest's blessing over the weekend. a special transport is taking the tree on its two thousand kilometer journey to st peter's square where it's set to arrive on thursday it will be lit up and presented to pope francis in a ceremony on december the seventh. the pharaoh islands may be off the beaten track but they finally grab the attention of google maps ever since she view was introduced a year ago tourism has jumped ten percent to get onto google street view fairways

sheep were equipped with three hundred sixty degree cameras and left to roam the remote islands now the islands have their sights set on joining google translate to and have launched a live translation service for the native language pharaohs fifty thousand people live on the archipelago well outnumbered by eighty thousand sheep. a bronze statue of the late spaghetti western star bud spencer has been unveiled in budapest measuring two meters forty a night and weigh more than five hundred kilos the work is much larger and heavier than the burly italian actor who died a year ago. spencer remains hugely popular in hungary where his movies offered a rare glimpse of the west during the communist era when cinema was strictly censored . from

a memorial to a memorable art collection hines mock is one of the founding artists of the internationally influential zero movement that was active back in the fifty's and sixty's where he became better known later with his light release and fell to earth but his starting point was always painting well now the eighty six year old artist's work have been properly catalogued and they tell us about the different phases of his long career. an artist and his paintings. through volumes of his catalogue. hasn't seen in decades. pictures from the one nine hundred fifty s. when he broke new ground. it was a world in which there were a lot of questions but no answers. if you wanted answers you had to find them yourself. but just at the same time a large portion of civilian society was beginning to doze off on the sofa.

confronted a society settling into the comforts of germany's post-war economic miracle with paintings in black and white. from his training at the distilled off academy of arts. i had to forget everything i had learned there and embark on a new beginning. it was practically an existential decision existence it's hard for me to believe now but i've been one of the best students in life drawing at the academy i realized i had to put all that aside it was over and it all been done before it was time to start anew and really go back to the beginning. getting of the beginning striving for artistic renewal and a clean slate hines mark and his fellow artists named their group zero experimented with new forms materials textures and techniques. totally while the

entire surface was as white as this area and then i took it to scraper and used it to rake this rhythm into the painting of to. attract critical acclaim and collectors. and well drive a sports car boat an estate i was with good times he says. to be free in germany and take a risk to have the courage to take a path that had never been taken before it was an unparalleled adventure. minimalist black and white. color and light. the sensuality of color is extraordinarily important and is simply central to art. and i think these paintings express that rain is actually a very dangerous color in painting. only ever produced three or four paintings

agree no more because green is a very organic color and usually turns out looking organic like a meadow but this here is no matter. a short time later on experiments of luminosity and filling entire rooms with light objects and kinetic sculptures a new chapter in an illustrious career. and by an entire life doing the same thing i said ok i've done everything i could with zero approach to pain i've achieved what i go now i have to try a new road. it. has never stopped on that right light as his central theme across many mediums for paintings and environmental work. your remarks extra tour is the chance for you our viewers to have a say in our travel itinerary and this week we are fulfilling the wish of having out a court says wrote in from albuquerque new mexico in the us that he wanted to see

some more of sweden so we headed to the car headed to the country's favorite holiday island that is early and hundred thirty seven kilometers long but only sixteen kilometers wide so it both lots of beach and apparently the most sunshine in the country now its population of about twenty four thousand swells to ten times that in summer so the best time to go off. for most visitors a trip to the island usually begins with the drive across and bridge. the island is a tremendously popular summer destination for sun starved swedes but its natural beauty is best experienced when fall sets in. the weather gets rougher and peace and quiet descend on. there's a lighthouse at each end of the one hundred thirty seven kilometer long coast the

one of the northern point is nicknamed tall eric. i don't have a long time maritime tradition and the line ours is a remnants of that history currents around the island are tricky so there are not just the two big lighthouses but also many smaller ones along the coast i mean. the wooden windmills that dot the landscape are typical of the region most of them are out of service but time was they turned year round in the baltic breeze when bills were long key to agricultural operations here. just about every farmer on the island put up a windmill on his farm to cover his own energy. in a day in the mid nineteenth century there were some two thousand windmills on the bottom a little. girl and has been inhabited since the early stone age. broun stone is testify to the vikings presents. for

calling castle was built from a twelfth century rampart and long served as a key fortress in battles against denmark today all that remains is a ruin. so legion palace is located nearby known for its good air the spot was selected for a royal summer residence by sweden's queen victoria in the early twentieth century . the gardens are a major attraction. them and they're not hard to make it is the oldest part of the palace garden consists of an english park and italian garden it too was commissioned by queen victoria then there are later additions. we take good care of the park to ensure it looks as good in the future as it did in the past. the expensive estate continues to be used by the swedish royal family as a vacation retreat to this day. every year the family gets together to celebrate

the birthday in july of crown princess victoria. the royal family spends eight to ten weeks a year on the palace and the starting point for their excursions we always fly the royal flags so that everyone knows a member of the royal families here. even in the quieter months so laden is a popular destination for visitors who want to see where cargo stuff sylvia and other family members spend their summers. i can see the attraction of getting away from the hustle and bustle and taking some time off here because it would. if you love earl and there's no way around this palace you simply have to come whenever i'm here for a few days i come and pay a visit to the park is simply beautiful. get in have probably. a half hour's drive south of the restaurant serves up a local specialities. car bacon filled potato dumplings they prepare hundreds here

every day by hand. in the end it. dumplings have a feeling made from cured and diced pork belly. season but clove pepper and onion. matter they're filled we boil them for an hour. so. with butter cream lingonberries. the perfect way to round off a long windswept walk on the beach. favored island with its raw and picturesque landscapes. and back to berlin where the city is the logical garden on is often in the headlines most recently when it welcomed a pair of pandas from china well as the oldest in germany it's been attracting crowds since eighteen forty four even though many people do have conflicting views on the subject of zoos so we spoke to the author of this book the berlin architect

natasha moise a about architecture and what it actually says about our relationship to animals. on the outside it looks a bit like a five star spa the new panda garden was specifically built for berlin's new panda couple only glass panes separate them from visitors pandas may. even have chinese style lanterns architects architect natasha is smith. they're so cute. their new accommodation isn't just an enclosure it's a veritable apartment complex. we designed this building in three sections it has a bedroom a living room and spacious garden their real comfort zone. but the space has also been designed with the visitor in mind the aim is to create an exciting experience . and yet so i think. do architecture today the indoor and

outdoor enclosures are conceived as a single carefully orchestrated space. nothing is left to chance you get every bush every surface every fence is planned on the plan natasha says the architecture directs the visitors gaze like in a theatre so enclosures are like stage sets. this is merely offer an illusion of the natural world natasha spent a decade researching zoo architecture and has published a book on the subject. based practice mainly designs diplomatic missions in high threat regions like afghanistan mali and yemen. they actually share similar security requirements with zoos. but visitors don't want to experience a zoo as a prison for animals architecture can help. with

why didn't. we just guys enclosures boundaries you no longer see a cage or offense. instead we have a moat. and. the boundaries become invisible they look attractive nevertheless i feel there's no such thing as an ethical enclosure we're dealing with a captive animal that we're putting on display in a stage setting. the touches research included the history of zoo architecture the giraffe house in berlin is typical of the style popular when the zoo opened and eight hundred forty four animals were displayed like exotic museum exhibits and pagoda style buildings reminiscent of the thousand and one nights. around one thousand nine hundred call haagen back revolutionised to design scrapping bars in favor of open enclosures at his hamburg zoo flamingos prancing next to predators and peaceful coexistence on the two humanist of course we have this ideal of

a natural paradise and if i look around here i see nature not architecture have that gives me the sense that the animal is happy the school. visitors no longer go to zoos to watch animals they can do that on t.v. they come to experience the wilderness some animals capture the hearts of the public like the baby polar bear rejected at birth in two thousand and six such media darlings deserve an expansive enclosure not a cage. plans for singapore and st petersburg are a sign of things to come this issue of the future offers visitors an attractive immersive experience in berlin the hippo house is right on trend for the animals at least it's nothing if not immersive. and that's all for this edition of your lacks i hope to see you next time and until then.

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