every journey begins with the first step and every language but the first word eludes belief. rico is in germany to learn german why not learn this simple online on your mobile phone and free stuff from d w z e learning course the german media see. hi there great to have you on board because we're sailing in today show. all and see how one man same pos in a catamaran. time to celebrate the icon is a bad example turns exceed five. hours stares

down stairs featuring a school for bottomless in the never less. hopefully here another seasick because we're taking you for a rough ride into the show so this is extreme sports men involved but when you all say the round the world on a saving boat without cabins it just had a few mats sleeping back and freeze dried food onboard sounds pretty adventurous right he made a video of a saving to the film the ocean right is now part of the international. yourself his sports catamaran around the globe a journey of fifty five thousand kilometers with no cabin or g.p.s. . we mishap with him in paris to find out what inspired his voyage.

my. years old and also when i was your i did this trip with my parents but the reverse for sure bigger board and i really wanted for two years after that to see what happened during my. year when i was your with my life and to understand where i come from. a professional sailor evangel me on has won many prizes and set world records in twenty ten he crossed the mediterranean in less than fifty three hours then he decided to embark on his dream to sail around the world. he says that from france on october fifth twenty thirteen after crossing the atlantic and the caribbean he passed through the panama canal. during the voyage across three oceans and fishing season. my idea was to learn to learn every day discover how to apply to use this government. during the thirty years and only two people on board so i really

discover what's happening. to me from the start that the trip could be extremely dangerous sailing into and in a sports customer. but when you all has always loved challenges even if they don't go as planned very by the time i was dying. i kept side because my board pushed very fast i mean i was in the water too to have the water inside and it was very dangerous. no news experiences now. feature on the international action film to. our program ends to show the oceans and all they got is city i think courage people to take action towards protecting them. it includes six films and all among them dolphin man a documentary about the legendary french fried diversion my oil who died in two thousand and one. in one nine hundred seventy six my all descended to a depth of one hundred metres without an oxygen tank.

in the big wave project some of the world's best surface right huge waves off the coast of portugal you know as the rain. the music showcases the diversity of marine life and the spectacular coral reef of the karoonda archipelago in northern was. in the ocean right at the view almost feels like they sitting in the catamaran themselves during the voyage storms cold and severe heat made it difficult for you all to sleep eventually you began suffering from elisa nations. just decide to buy some broke or. just go in the water when i was in the water at the bakery i was to go on the board. because i was so tired. after four days without sleep disaster struck. his catamaran founded on the rock

coast of sri lanka. it was night i didn't know where i was i couldn't. see the waves just see the world so quark's the. police there it seemed he was a drug dealer and he was briefly held in jail nor had the boat repaired and set off again on june the third and he finally ended his voyage of the town of northern france he had spent. two hundred twenty days on the open water. it's. everything. that's here. is simple but also very risky real to live by past his reward was accomplishing something unique and around the world voyage in a catamaran. she is one of the greatest

actresses were white isabella pat has already won almost every important film only the oscars missing but last year she was nominated in the category best actress on friday the french star of the silver screen turns sixty five come i too late. isabella to paris years ballen film festival she's become a veritable icon of the silver screen. in her latest film eva she plays a call girl who spells the downfall of an imposter and would be playwright isabelle impairs compelling performance sets the tone and the camera work too takes an intimate approach. something that's nothing out of the ordinary for me i've had that since my career began i'm used to the camera getting up close was set by yellow and it's a measure of sharing the things you see along with the things you don't see. that's

what the cinema is about making the invisible visible. isabelle who pat has grown used to celebrity appearances and accolades she's won awards in cannes at the golden globes and the belle in film festival and taken home big european film awards and to say. she was nominated for an academy award as best actress in twenty seventeen for how controversial role in l a story of rape and revenge. don't have it. but. do w.'s from correspondent scott roxboro says isabel apparently is one of the few film stars who's become a legend in their own lifetime. she's a goddess let's just be odd if she's one of the most amazing beautiful incredible

actresses this world's ever produced and she's built up such incredible body of work over the decades. she began her screen career in the early one nine hundred seventy s. . and since then has worked with many directors in a variety of genres in over one hundred thirty films today cheese proven her versatility from serious roles as in the piano teacher. to comet is such as eight women. she seems to always have a way of getting in a role and twisting it against people your expectations i think that's what makes for great you never have effects when you think it's going to be a typical isabelle performance she always twists in a way that surprises you for an actress of her age who's been in the industry for so long to still be able to surprise us with every role i think makes a completely unique. many of her successful collaboration's have seen her work with

an austrian director the show hanukah most recently opposite john louie trying to new york in twenty seven teens happy and i dart family drama about guilt and redemption. division you see. in hunter's are more from twenty twelve with the same screen partner is about pam plays a daughter watching her parents struggle with illness and aging a more one the twenty twelve lb door in cannes and an academy award for best foreign language film and twenty thirteen. for me to pass the bill ity to surprise is also part of our appeal this both of. us of course it's a lot more fun when an actor is suddenly and some of the you hadn't even thought of as if it were not present in the form of this or that it's just wonderful and touching. all the boys that's a great experience and you go home with

a spring in your step sheree the whole. lot of me here. so we have her latest film isabelle paragon delivers a memorable performance it's almost i think acting is a lot about thinking actually most of the time you just think about it and it's a kind of preparation so. and it's it's more about how you do it and i know that you know. in my doing it i know that. something was going to take shape as we were doing it so. now aged sixty five is about power still has no shortage of roles she's currently taking part in for film productions. according to a recent study people in germany are a little happier and the ranking of the world's happiness countries we've moved from the sixteenth place to the fiftieth well so for improvement i'd say maybe

we're german should take offense as a role model let's find out more and today's express. according to the recently published world happiness report the people in finland are officially the happiest on earth and the cold winters don't dampen their enthusiasm. or as i did it's a great thing to live in the happiest country even if it's snowing and we're walking in this wet snow. on our politics and economics so i think basic stuff is quite good in finland. every year since two thousand and twelve analysts have examined fourteen parameters for happiness in one hundred fifty six countries on behalf of the un. germany made fifteenth place this year. alone hope that the a.b.s. the french spiderman climbed to two to toggle paused skyscraper in paris some

wednesday it took him about an hour to ascend the one hundred eighty seven meters to the roof of the office building. i began climbing for sounds at eleven years old i will soon be fifty six and i would say it's out of the question for me to start climbing one day. i think. i'll build a scaled over one hundred fifty skyscrapers a bulldozer almost always climbing legally but this time i thought that was apprehended by secure. as soon as he reached the ground. stalled it now has composed famous music schools including the music for the box office who does sport on thursday game germany's largest artists rights organization presented him with the german music or those products the german saxophone player is already a living giants legend he influenced germany's jazz music scene like no other for decades he recently turned eighty one.

we take you on a trip back in time base week we've already made a few stops for our serious in berlin the show you the eventful history of the city today we take a closer look at the dark chapter of the nazi era we're talking about the project manya the land was to be redesigned under this name and turned into the world capital the money it makes clear how for now it's the megalomania of out of hitler really was the project was already on paper but only a small part was actually built with a help of a model you can get an idea of the nazis crazy ideas and see would have looked like if they had succeeded. many of berlin's landmarks are imposing structures but if i know if hitler had

succeeded in building his world capital get money or they would have been to work by even more monumental buildings. the ultimate expression of his fantasies was to be an enormous dome and people's whole reaching some three hundred meters high. in the good name was essentially to impose the dictator stamp on the city. a monumental structures built to hitler's personal taste were planned for the capital of a greater germanic for the hope that this. is. one way to get a concrete impression of these visions is to go underground the berlin underworlds association maintains a permanent exhibition in a former storage area off a subway station. of care money and vision and crime documents the architectural plans for the capitol. hill are appointed his chief architect elbridge bear as general building inspector. in one nine hundred thirty seven the architect began

planning the complete transformation of. the literal crux of the project was to be the intersection of two boulevards the north south axis would be one hundred twenty meters wide and six kilometers long and lead to a vast triumphal arch everything was planned to be gigantic and in the neo classicist style with its characteristic columns. berlin's present day t.v. tower minus its centeno would have fit inside the people's hall. many people ask if it would even have been feasible at all seems to utopia the dimensions of the individual structures the area that would have had to be. the fact is everything you see in these drawings could have actually been built. the dictator said about making his vision

a reality residents were relocated well forced laborers began producing the required materials in this auction house in concentration camp in the late one nine hundred thirty s. began mass deportations of berlin's jews their apartments were to be given to people whose homes would be demolished for their money a project the plans were made ready for construction a film made in the time the models to life. the new classes a style recalls ancient greek and roman architecture but. perfectly with hitler's fantasies of building a world power. the original model of germany it was destroyed in the war the exhibition shows the reconstruction made for the film downfall. alex.

i'll take a look. hardly any of the plans were completed their most visible reminder today is the east west axis now known as the. boulevard was laid out earlier and brought in by the nazis. even had the two parts of the move farther apart. with about eight hundred street lights designed by he wanted to be sure his creation was cast in the proper light. the victory column was also extended and moved originally it stood in front of the reichstag but the nazis intended to use the space as a central parade ground. that people would have stood here between the reichstag and today's central rail station it would have. one hundred fifty thousand people.

the history in the present is a major topic in berlin and these exhibition is intended to make a small contribution to it but whether on a strong through town or visiting from elsewhere by revealing some of the many facets of it that aren't always that apparent. during world war two much of berlin was reduced to rubble. and the megalomaniac dreams of their money a project were destroyed along with it. and tomorrow we'll take a trip back in time to the german spy museum the people we're about to meet in our next report are definitely not allowed to spy on others their job is all about discretion we're talking about the battle us off tomorrow but before they start their korea they have to go to a special school like the international butler academy and the netherlands and

there is one thing they should never forget. small smile smile. a nice smile and a good command of english are mandatory robert bennett his friends a tight ship. says the names are code for about face and much. about. very good. we are when our. but it's raining here is no piece of cake with a girl in stocks in the sound drill instruction is almost like in the us military most important to me for us discipline is still very very important. to them and with this drill instructions i try to instill discipline and asked tutors instructions is a discipline and switch to the way that. i put your feet together completely always. it turns your. twenty one year old

alina hart's completed a training in hotel management and she likes the international butler academy's hard driving approach. in summer twenty seventeen she took part in a three month training course here at a cost of fifteen thousand euros. now as an intern she has the honor of serving the directors for no pay. as a butler you're in service for only a brief time every day usually for your employer whom you can provide with perfect service. of course you have to have strong nerves to be able to do this job for years or for the rest of your life and sleeves to model a long fight someone has. fought hard and good if you can't take getting a telling off just because someone's in a bad mood you're probably in the wrong profession and then will move. quickly setting the table for a five course meal is a classic task for the students. they hear from all over the world some have

already worked to multi-millionaires gox they've come here to learn the fine points . others are still in search of a position. why would anyone wish to become a butler these days one reason is the good paying them are there for gains are in my experience are junior on average fifty to sixty thousand euros a year of course with food drink and lodging included normally a car or a senior one hundred thousand euros or more. or mail. from setting the table to arranging flowers badges have to master many skills. then come the daily unexpected problems and challenges you know that's part of the appeal. he says are fun. it's very exciting when you don't know what might be needed from

one day to the next. when it's monday. my employer might say to me this evening i'll be having a little party or tomorrow we have to fly to paris or whatever else. you never really know what's coming up. those very clear plans for her own life rather than wait for offers to come in she intends to apply to join the stones of the former queen beatrix of the netherlands. visit for. the final exercise of the day is the most fun for the director but for the aspiring bachelors it's a nightmare. to giving students some preparation for the toughest situations in their profession he plays with them. here as for every other duty in this profession they have to smile and always be friendly and polite. no matter what gets thrown in their way.

but school week on ten year now with our creative class it's time for a new episode of our weekly d.i.y. tips and today our expert funks shows how to make your bird feeding station in just a few easy steps. hello i'm frances and making a feeding place of birds with a plastic cap is quite easy i will show you how you can do it yourself you need the plate and a bowl of hot plastic such as. a twenty centimeter long threaded rod which you can get from a d.i.y. shop. and. drill a hole in the center of the polls. only life you go to jail and take great care

because the plastic can split. now do the same with a plate you can just as much can. take the threaded rod and push it through the hole in the boat keeps the rock from above and below it with a washer and nuts you can also use a plastic watches which at especially suitable for melamine. and this is how the whole thing looks. now take a washer and that and screwed to the top and the rock. put the plate upside down on top of it. fix it with another nut and russia. and you back feed it is ready. if you prefer to hang it out and not stand it screw another notch onto the after part of the threaded rod and hits the

car to it. now all you need is food. and the birds can come. and if you find the roof of the boring you can pay to look colorful in strips and does just remember to use waterproof paint. if you want to have more inspired just go to our you tube channel you double your interior design with bad wear out of time from all of thanks for watching alice you again tomorrow by. next time on your remarks in their early days discos or night clubs were an experimentalist for you since i haven't gone. to new comp culture around. well offering

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