13 years after the fall to. november not. a wonder kid from austria we'll find out more about him later on in the program. hello and welcome to another fun edition of euro max i'm your host meghan lee

here's a look at what else we've got coming up on the show. the tallest construction in germany berlin's iconic t.v. tower is celebrating its 50th. and why an artist from the netherlands uses the anopheles as his canvas. but 1st to fashion as the temperatures begin to cool down here in europe the fashion conscious are trading in their summer wear for outfits out of leather and capes and boots with a mix of feminine and masculine styles we went to one of the world's fashion capitals paris to find out the must haves for this auto. rock n roll them from and combined with my mouth actress jennifer lawrence likes it too this autumn and winter a mix of the masculine and feminine elements are trendy such as delicate girly dresses with chunky boots says fashion journalist explore stuff.

it's a mixture of between a rock n roll girl which is usually in black and quite strong but it can also be that sort of. flouncing print kind of fabric 'd a larger maybe ruffles and you can mix the 2 together wherever you look not just in black but also red. and base. jackets trousers dresses and even jumpsuits. one here by influenza a levy a palermo and the reason designer cecile cortez going to cuba and i love the feel like color smell of leather it's essential. this season leather is really big if you don't have something to lever you don't have anything so you really should have at least a pair of leather pallets which can be very slim or very large as well. the color

of winter this year is based along with all shades of brown german model stephanie is a fan. alice will be a brown khaki rich earthy towns that every woman needs them and every man to i love it from head to toe all in. an austrian pop singer and t.v. show host victoria's far off scale is sporting 2 hot trends the color beige and checks. i really like to check back now as we know they're fashionable right now i guess one especially because the square ceasar big small ones are also in but for me this big pattern a super. bowl check prints are indeed everywhere. from chanel in brown and white and black and white. where they come in black and red and black and green. and those daring enough should go for

a cake this winter olympics are allowed short ones and long below we'll flip the potus. we hadn't seen kate's on the runways for a while there were a lot of capes in the seventy's and capes are back and capes are great for the day for the easy for me it's sort of that bow has she kind of borsch well maybe a little smaller all. style. to go well with boots. over nice. cowboy style. or chunky born with pants or dresses british actress helen mirren is always stunning even in bad feet she's no slave to freakin whims of style fashion is moving i think too far starting you know. trends should have time to develop. even as slowly become

something else rather than ok it was that loss last not even last year 3 months ago it was that let's do something else. by the way the world's fashionistas are now ready for winter so bring it on. the young man in our next report studies at a renowned music academy in australia and gives piano concerts around the world now that may not sound like anything out of the ordinary but what is notable is that illyria's keller is only 12 years old he's considered a musical genius and he dreams of becoming a professional concert pianist well if he stays on this path he'll definitely reach that goal. one day ahead of his concert at the shop our 1st of all practice has fred i think shook hands twisters one last time he's 12 years old.

this is it's meant to say yes and when i played the same stream and for the 1st time i think i kind of fell in love. it was a feeling that is so rare. and also very special. to get. ringback a child prodigy and he started taking piano lessons when he was 62 years later he was accepted at the renowned t.m. conservatory insults book he's the youngest student to enter pre-college. 'd and he has lived in the state of carinthia in austria he's the youngest child of 3 . and he has was a quick learner from an early age on and in school jump to grade level.

he also knew exactly what he wanted from piano lessons should. come. together the mother she told the teacher play this for me now play it again ok i can already play that so you can go as a las constantly push him away so we're really grateful to his teacher for his immense patience are at least seldom did what he was supposed to at the conservatory he's always been that way wanting to do everything on his own in school too he always wanted to learn something else that the others weren't doing and that's what he did home. on the spot on. and he says musical development progressed rapidly soon he took part in music competent. since and won numerous awards. and media coverage on t.v. appearances followed. the public to child prodigy it was and i'm usually the

situation for the parents. unfunny is this one a commission if it's a strange feeling at the beginning you have to get used to it of them that with time you learn how to deal with it we keep our eyes and ears open all the time we assess situations and when we realize that something's happening or somebody expects things that are on ok we intervene and say sorry but we don't want this just. leave us it's very busy traveling to concert time competitions while still going to school and studying at this outspoken or to take 20 minutes of football with his dad and it's back to the piano. and fish to eat and i need money to live i don't get it when people say you're so busy you have no free time music is free time why shouldn't it be music is something beautiful there's nothing wrong with making music right most of the. table this evening of us is performing at the $35.00 to show pop festival and common

austria it's one of many performances. whether in austria germany switzerland or japan is up for us soon he'll be performing in the us he says he really enjoys the travelling is me to visit a tough he's so passionate about his music and of course we want to support him on the other hand i do wonder if it's all getting a bit too much for him if this if it took. 6 the next day at the mater night in a formal monastery i would want us from the austrian youth music competition payment on musica showing off their skills. needs to know is preparing for his gig he want to accept any mistakes. you have always got to be prepared and there could always be

a part that doesn't go as well and being i'm never fully satisfied with myself but i actually should be. 7 children and adolescents are performing today. and this goes over the piece mentally up to the last moment ladies and gentlemen please allow las cannot to enchant you know. when and these plays his technique is comes to pass right. but what's more important he feels the music. absolutely amazing next up one of berlin's most famous landmarks can be seen from most corners of the city i'm talking about the iconic t.v.

tower which is celebrating is 50th birthday that was built back in the former east germany and stood as a proud symbol of communist power these days though it's a symbol of reunification plus a unique place to enjoy berlin corey versed with a bird's eye view of the city we went all the way up the tallest construction in germany. sure down there what's great about this job is that this is a unique building and you get a great view of everything you're really this high the technology here is different all very special and that's pretty exciting but it's not just one. at $368.00 metres in height and weighing over $30000.00 tons the berlin t.v.

tower can be seen from almost anywhere in the city since it opened on october 3rd 1989 it's attracted 60000000 visitors. it's a city landmark and a major tourist attraction. it's a bit scary i didn't expect it to be quite so high when we look for places to go in berlin we hear the 1st thing we saw is the great day the big dollars to come for the night every morning lands specially in the new one you know we're visiting berlin as tourists and the t.v. tower is a must see. to elevators to bring visitors to the top in 40 seconds mark if you want you can look up into the docks now. at 21 kilometers an hour it races to the viewing platform 203 meters high so. it's really interesting work we get visitors from all over the world and there are new guests that want to see

this burden that mock every day. for security reasons no more than $350.00 persons are allowed out here at a time. in good weather conditions the view can stretch as far as 80 kilometers. the restaurant rotates 360 degrees. while enjoying their meal this is a go around in circles albeit very slowly. when you enter here the tables are moving you start by finding your table on the 1st by the view from up here. it's quite special when you arrive here there's definitely a wow effect of all of the. construction started in 1965 and the tower was finished in just 4 years it was a status symbol for the g.d.r. leadership. today it's a symbol for

a unified country and its capital city. tolson brinkman has been working here since 1994 and gets to see places nobody can access. the view from the antenna platform at a high def 246 meters is exceptional. to this day it remains an important communication tower for t.v. and radio. to speak and i think it's an impressive tower and the engineering is especially significant to the stuff they came up with back then using slide rules and much older equipment is remarkable. the berlin t.v. tower is not just a tourist hot spot it's a building that tells the story of germany's division and reunification.

a city tour on all fours. guffey hobby even a. new hobby cudgelling. hobby grumbling funny cap job leaseholder. together their squad burlap series with berliner bite. on facebook dot com slash d. w. gen x. . when i'm traveling abroad and i tell people that i live here in germany the 1st thing they say to me is i love october fest and then i ask well you've been to munich right and usually the response is no we celebrate it in our hometown so it seems that october fest with its beer pretzels and the thing sausage related is a major cultural export for our latest series the october fest worldwide we travel

to cincinnati ohio or limbs a nazi which proudly celebrates its german roots. mini's hot dog costume is a good fit. make sure the bun is not relieved. 6 she's been to the cincinnati october fest which traditionally starts with the wiener dog race 3 times already. sarah habitat has high hopes for many getting her 1st victory this time around to prove. maybe this is because it's a german thing this is the german city these are german dogs and i think people just love having the little winners running around in hot dog i think that's why you're right you know. it's getting serious now many other ambitious toxins are

competing with many as in any race whoever crosses the finish line 1st wins. but for some getting there at all is already a success it was the 1st time she actually got to the finish line usually it is the race that started she just stand there actually finish this year and i think that. the cincinnati october fest is the biggest october fest in the country with up 250-0000 visitors as entertainment is important local t.v. celebrities take part in a keg race just before the 1st cagas tab to. get more celebs compete in stine cherry. finish perhaps. about 3 whether presenter randy rico tied for 1st with her opponent this time. oh my gosh if it's like the entire city comes down hundreds of thousands of people

and no matter whether you know what's inside has a lot of italians a lot of whatever everyone is german for the media. and finally the 1st cake is tapped. a total of 120000 liters of beer are sold in 3 days not quite as much as is sold at the original october fest in munich but here they're proud of having a 110 different types of beer on offer. many beers are self brewed but the original german beer is most popular. some have even been imported from germany. plastic cups replaced the steins. were both german so it feels like you know it's nice sometimes to try to reflect on

your original heritage good heritage that we've come from and i love the barrel of the food and. i think in this timeline a mission from i think it's great it's a mix of cincinnati culture and german culture it's always fun it's back to mishmash. german culture came to cincinnati around 200 years ago the midway. just in the us was one of the most popular destinations for german immigrants close to 60 percent of cincinnati's population spoke german back then. the many protestant churches in the district over the rhine are testament to this time. some streets even retain their german names which were changed once the 1st world war started. sara have a tank has never been to germany herself but she's proud of her ancestors.

wrote. it all about the culture about the german culture and so thick here in cincinnati easily seen people dressed out in their drained old and coming out with beers and the bands going on the street it's all just a great entertainment atmosphere and the celebrations and dancing go on until deep into the night at the cincinnati october fest. i think you meant dirndl but it looks like fun nonetheless and you can find out where else our tobar fest is celebrated worldwide on our you tube channel. now it's time to go bananas for our next report and this food is not only popular for its nutritional value it's also a desired motif for record covers and paintings one dutch arness has found yet another creative use for the part of atlanta that would otherwise go straight into

the trash can. the banana is packed full of coffee cops county police amidst potassium magnesium and the banana peel can go. first me don't litter secondly you're wrong way the best part of the best possible. chapter one. the pill is the essence. yet it is the new goldfish to funchal show the dutch but non-hostile makes a living decoration k'naan appeals for nothing more than a ballpoint pen he's already made a name for himself on social media. created in 3 phases 1st he trolls. then he cuts pieces out of the peel. i have to cut pretty quickly if i want to have nice wideness of the inside of the banana because then i

have like 1015 minutes before it starts to get a bit angry. at the end and just before parts of the banana turned gray he takes photos of his artwork these are then posted online. on the banana is eaten right after sometimes mixed with milk. banaszak around noon is literally the fruit of his labor. chapter 2 monarchist many ideas. bush has decorated around $1000.00 banana peels to date he's not always one as far as i saw going on his go straight to the blender without being posted online and he has to be creative to fit his images onto the peel. sometimes i enjoy all the way to the side and then i kind of lose and i like to flip it over to the front so i can expand the golf os

a bit. and also i can use more than one banana she. lives in russia. after studying graphic design for 4 years he worked in an agency. during this time he discovered a 1st i'm looking for something to try it out. i noticed i still had a banana left for lunch and i figure it's. going to be nice to draw a little face on it and then i discovered actually it's really nice if you work with. a regular ball pan on the banana peel it's very small feat. today he is able $115.00 pounds and subscribers on instagram which has of course also come to the attention of businesses around the world companies approaching me to ask them

to make a special been an art pieces for dan to post on their social media and also to do it as a form of corporate entity and like on the fence or like trade shows where i would be doing them in an art life in they're both chapter 3 not going bananas. in $967.00 andy warhol put a banana on to the velvet underground's debut album cover. below bananas or more it's about was not needed now the sky seemed the limit for the banana and popular os. it was you symbolically and in all dimensions. but stephan bushnell says more home didn't inspire him to reach for the banana post even drew on apples and pears but in his opinion nothing beats the banana sometimes i also get pictures of fan art and they also do something on

a banana to inspire someone else this is. like the biggest compliment chapter for the end. as we know them are threatened. and of course a fungus has destroyed and tire plantations. it wouldn't be the 1st time that a banana species has disappeared stephanie says. we might lose it does well and then we would have find another species of banana but there will be our problem is that golly i leave me but not without bananas i mean i'm lost yes. jeff i'm also is careful and biased just one day and luckily the rest of us can still take whether we draw on the pill or not so. now with that we wrap up another show don't forget to check us out on social media or go to our website to see the reports again as always thanks for tuning in and begins to.

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this is news live from berlin a legal challenge to hong kong's government's ban on face best a court hearing and another tense day in the offing pro-democracy activists have already defined the band forming a human chain and clashes with police more demonstrations are planned for today. and the drive to get more women running for office in a male dominated society as tunisia goes to the polls we hear from the campaigners empowering female lawmakers.