it would appear that. this is you have your news live from berlin donald trump's finances open a new front in the battle for the white house the reporting says the president is massively in debt and doesn't take his fair share of taxes democrats hope his losses to be fair when the election is just weeks away. also coming up germany need somewhere to store its nuclear waste the various says no way so the search continues.

and we include kraft thanks for joining us the black hole that is president donald trump's personal finances is seeing a little more light along investigation by the new york times suggests the self-proclaimed billionaire and business genius may actually face a financial nightmare of loans bad deals and unpaid tax totally hundreds of millions of dollars and that bill is coming due democrats say trump's loss making business ventures could pose a national security risk now trump denies any wrongdoing as he looks to facing his opponent joe biden at tuesday's 1st presidential debate. reactions to the new york times scoop the slick to the deep divisions that are evident across america in this election year for 30 because i pay way more than that in quarterly tax payments and i'm a business owner so i think it will affect the election probably not because

there's been way worse accusations against him before and people haven't cared if the premise if not true is not true you know why now. why now they bring this up like 35 days to election day you know me makes my blood boil. everything he does makes my blood boil and what's going to make my blood boil even more is that there are no consequences to this and just more proof that he's a grown man and always has been he has done a lot in the past few years that were. against the law things that are against the law and people would have probably been prosecuted or thrown in jail for but he got away with it so i think this is just another thing that bill just throw in that bucket and forget about it. the story adds to the troubles of a president trailing badly in opinion polls the newspaper reported that tax filings show donald trump paid just $750.00 in federal income taxes in 2016 the year he won

the presidency and the same amount in 2017 his 1st year in office and he paid no income taxes whatsoever in 10 of the previous 15 years. that's because he reported losing more money than he made according to the times he also reported to be personally responsible for loans and other debts totaling more than $420000000.00 revelations that undermine the image trump likes to promote of himself as a successful businessman and deal maker. trump dismissed the story as untrue the suit was told was fake news feed. on tuesday evening trump and his challenger joe biden face off for the 1st of 3 televised debates trim stakes history gives the democrats fresh munition going into the final month of the campaign. let's turn now to our washington correspondent carolyn ashame wait for more carlina white does the

president's finances matter so much in the u.s. . well this has been already 4 decades tradition presidential candidates and presidents have always been showing their tax records. this president all trying he already promised in 2016 he would show his tax revenues once he is in the white house and that is something that he hasn't done but having said that his supporters still are not talked about that they do believe in his words they do believe that these are fake news what does the new york times reporting tell us about any potential wrongdoing on trump's far as any of this illegal. that is exactly the point this is not really illegal he has been evading taxes but this is all in in

a legal frame and that is also what his supporters of the media that supports him says about that some of them some of his supporters might even see him as a smart businessman as a very clever business because he knows how to evade taxes in a legal and frame so this is why they think this is a strategy of democrats and the so-called fake news in terms words to discredit him just some days before the elections and also of course only one day before the presidential debate. it is as you know i mean the election is just coming up now and there are so many things that are important in this election this year is there any indication that this particular issue is going to have any impact on the course of the next few weeks. this is one of his openness and the democrats of course hope even as he palosi for

example she said today she released a statement on this times report saying that this is a sign of president distain for america's working families and that he has spent many years of using the tax code and so the democrats are hoping that this might change the race but again triumph orders are not going to believe this facts and words the knockout argument will always remain that these are fake news some swing voters perhaps were thinking of voting for trump they might change their mind but this report on president tax information is most probably not going to change anything the presidential debate in the next is the next big event tomorrow and during this election this might be one of the songs that might change something but definitely definitely not this story from the new york times on the texas will

be but there for now more in washington for us thanks very much now let's turn to some of the other stories making news around the world. wildfires continue to tear through northern california's wine country strong winds have been fanning the flames in napa valley and firefighters are warning of a dangerous rate of spread the fires have scorched around 4 and a half 1000 hectors prompting officials to order the evacuation of more than $50000.00 residents. dozens of people have been reportedly killed or wounded in the 2nd day of fighting between armenia and azerbaijan over the disputed region of nagorno karbala the clashes are some of the fiercest in more than a porter century fighting broke out in an area that lies within azerbaijan what's been controlled by ethnic armenians since 1904. a former media spokesmen for the far right alternative for germany party has been fired after

being heard on secret recordings to say to say he'd like to see migrants in germany be shot or gassed christian loot has a history of expressing far right views positive views of the nazi era. germany is looking for a new site to store its nuclear waste government agency has identified 90 pretensions locations around the country but one site has already been ruled out that's gourley a former salt mine that was earmarked decades ago that's long been the focus of protests. for decades the small community of gore leyburn was the symbol of the anti nuclear movement in germany now scientists say the geology of the region is not suitable for the permanent storage of nuclear waste gourlay been is not among the possible locations of a storage site presented on monday the new map shows places with subsoil is like clay salt or crystalline rocks such as granite the only regions where a permanent site is deemed possible traffic if you consider that we have now

designated 54 percent of the territory of germany in this category and it's clear there's a big difference between the designated area and the area that will eventually be the storage site. at the moment 1900 containers with highly radioactive waste from german nuclear plants are being stored where they were produced so far only geological criteria have been used to narrow the search for a waste site on that basis large parts of the various have been declared suitable some in that state suspect a political motive and of cost doubts on the process they question why gourlay been has been ruled out this is pretty shoddy it would be a great shame if decades of work to investigate that site as well as billions of taxpayer euros was simply wasted indifference and the opposition green party said this is not about wishing for a favorite outcome but about finding the safest site to store radioactive material germany's environment minister also believes it's

a task for the whole country to face. germany we have found out the hard way that a search like this can only succeed if we act together and with solidarity all mainstream political parties the parliament and the 16 states decided together to undertake this search it's a good process. on the. scoot the quest for a final resting place for germany's nuclear waste is progressing but the arguments are likely to get more intense as a result. one of the holiest days on the jewish calendar but in israel this year it's been observed under a pandemic walk down the government we imposed restrictions 10 days ago after cases surged to record levels the government defended the unpopular measures saying they were crucial to stop the country's health system from collapsing in abuse tanya kramer looked at how israel's hospitals are coping. yes

communication and this coronavirus intensive care unit happens only through a window and over speaking nervously would come off just finished a 2 hour shift on the more it now it's her turn to support her colleagues from the control room the rotating shifts on heart the patients on this floor are all in critical condition due to cope with 19. corners one of the difficulties of corona is that a patient can be sitting with you and laughing with you and 3 hours later he's in an induced coma and on a respirator it can get worse very rapidly on the body just collapses and it's not easy to see people outside who only see a lockdown while the economic situation gets worse they see an increase in the case numbers but not the people dying here. like most hospitals in israel hospital in haifa has to deal with

a dramatic rise in covert 19 patients. it's corona units would be moved to this underground parking lot 3 floors below this street this vast $45.00 underground hospital was planned he is a go in the event of war now the country is at war of the crew now virus says the hospital star wrecked. the last 8 weeks we saw another 600 patients so in mortality is raising we have lots of critical care patients we chronically have 70 patients in the hospital 14 of them of ventilated 2 on a small and we see increasing needs of maybe could care the main issue for the hospital is having enough trained medical stuff available for corona cases was still maintaining regular services upstairs it's time for the would move to get ready to go inside the wards again for tomorrow as the 2nd time in this. it is

a very this is a good job our patients are unconscious many are overweight and are very heavy our protective masks fogged up and it's hard to see anything and we sweat a lot in our suits when we come out they have changed color. is the. most here have been on the job for many months now this stuff is prepared to go the extra mile all hoping that the latest tightening of the nationwide lockdown will bring down infection. to german soccer now in mines have become the 2nd bonus the club to sack their coach after just 2 games a follow shockers dismissal of their coach on sunday never before have to bonus the coach has been dismissed so early in a season. this was akeem by a lot so the last pep talk with his mind splay as his sacking comes after his team refused to train last week and solidarity with a strike item sallai who had been told he was no longer wanted it was clear who the

fans supported at saturday's 41 home defeat to stuttgart and the coach willing to root this outburst. i said to them this i completely understand the squad wanting to support a team mate. but on the other hand as a player and a coach i think it never makes sense to skip training he spits or he starts he needs some training at all skewed like mind shall also sack their coach after 2 defeats in their 1st 2 bonus they get games of the season david wagner left on sunday with shelter in disarray and 8 no hammering by bye and munich on the opening day was followed by saturday's loss at home to braman both minds and shall go ahead as players to take wage cuts with the coronavirus crisis badly hitting revenues relegation to the 2nd tier would only compound their financial woes prompting an

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company the risk of dying from and safe abortion is highest in africa according to the world health organization it is international safe abortion day to day and the nation reports say 3 also for abortions that occurred on the continent between 20152019 were unsafe in a moment i'll be joined by a lawyer advocating for the procedure to be made legal but 1st here's the story of a young woman in nairobi who survived unsafe abortion. we call her mercy but that's not her real name she was 16 when she fell pregnant her mother wanted her to finish school so she forced mercy to abort the baby for fear of repercussions she hides her face. in there i went to a local medicine man i stayed there for 3 days he gave me herbal medicine and i

took it and there were needed then on the 2nd day i started seeing blood in the water i was very afraid. there are people who are bored and missing fine and that i thought i would die. the. it's estimated that in kenya 7 women die each day from unsafe abortions abortions are illegal unless the mother's life or health is in danger or if there's a rape case that's why women come to this man he's well known for carrying out abortions along with other procedures even though he has no medical training mercy came here too she paid the equivalent of 8 euros for the abortion in the interview however he denies performing abortions but still he wants to hide his identity. given an injection drug and they're sent home the pregnancy can terminate there

many of these women die if they're on lucky they do die if they're lucky the pregnancy terminate safely it's usually bad however. by. in most cases women need professional help after the abortion the international aid organization mary stopes is one of several n.g.o.s in kenya that offers these polls abortion care services but there's a lot of uncertainty says daisy abdullah we don't have clear guidelines national guidelines on managing this possible should care so so we're going to football should stop this is there for this stigma that envelops us goes down to these women no doubt who has no option and doesn't know where to time. of course mercy would have preferred to see a real doctor 3 years later she's still suffering from the traumatic experience because those men will just give you some kind of medicine and then tell you when

the pregnancy has been terminated they only want your money in the end you're the one who has to suffer in a battle. despite the stigma she faces from her community she thinks every woman should have the right to a safe abortion. but not everyone agrees with missy about that other women in kenya told us how they felt about abortion my view about abortion is that it's not a good idea in the business to a to do repeat is educating people up through and about ways to avoid getting real i could intercept do's abstain mounds calling them whatever i've always my kids when someone has conceived. life or to be growing in say you once you do that it's like you're saying no to life so i don't think it's right to humanity. human in most cases especially when it's it's not been pretty thought to be the

person where you just decide to end their life you don't know if this could have been the next big thing in this world this child would have been something important it's only in cases where would say the mother is in danger that it is ok so in fact that is the case in much of africa women are only permitted to terminate a pregnancy if it poses a threat to their life or a risk to their help only 4 countries on the continent. the ones shaded in blue allow women to get an abortion on request with no reasons given in fact in south africa women and girls do not need consent from anybody for more on the story i am joined by evelyn 0.0 she is a human rights lawyer and is senior regional director for africa at the center for reproductive rights welcome to news africa if the overwhelming majority of african women and child of childbearing age live in countries with restrictive abortion

laws. tell us why it is important according to you that that changes. thank you very much now abortion is a health care just like any other health care is unfortunately it's highly regulated it's legislated and we do know that in africa 99 percent of abortions that will cry in africa i don't see if we also know that. we have one maternal death in every 150 cases in africa that's a very high end of the considering that my journey 2 of these deaths preventable and we know what we can do to prevent these deaths and number of women dying from unsafe abortion and then another huge percentage that i leaving with lifelong disability that the kind to treat and elbow this is

a critical issue. and it isn't enough for a government to say it provides access to contraception and therefore based no need to get in say that he denies it off abortion which often has implications because of the moral standing up of a society for example no it's not enough contraceptives do not even when you use them they do not always prevent pregnancy there will be a percentage ofelia that we give allowance full but other than that. if you look at the countries in africa abortion is also allowed for example where these he's been raped or insist and some of these are things that you cannot prevent we've we've got receptive because it indicates you are not anticipating to get into a relationship and also if you look at our lows. is allowed when the life or health

of the woman is in danger so it's a health service that can be it's going to be a life saving in my g.m.c. for women and contraceptives we look to be the solution it would have to have but it must be minted with the misha's right evan it i'm hearing you say and it does appear according to to the fact that in most countries where abortion poses. a threat to a woman's life in the event that a woman has been raped she is she is allowed to have an abortion what then becomes the compelling case to allow abortion in circumstances other than that well. you know what when how life is in danger when high health is in danger that's means it's can be a life threatening condition but if you look at countries such as zambia. social grounds so she cannot make grounds is given as a ground for abortion if you look at the there was health definition of health

health it includes so she cannot make grounds and therefore if a woman can know what you know take care of this pregnancy if this thing i see an awful social economic reasons she is and able to see this pregnancy to tom then she should be allowed to mean it that pregnancy ok evelyn that's all we have time for today thank you very much for your insight and adding say program usa on date happy news africa. the world is marking 1000000 deaths related to call that 19 in just over 35000 of them have been in africa and that's all fewer than experts had predicted now worst affected on the continent is south africa with more than half of africa's states the good news is those figures are dropping and the government is easing locked on measures but coronavirus has significantly affected the way south africans mourn their dead.

the village of metol bids farewell to one of its own. as always preacher nelson says ani is there the 86 year old has performed hundreds of funeral ceremonies in the village but since the coronavirus pandemic things have changed. what was marked we greet the body of the young man who shall bring him to his family's land to lie in peace. not. be with us father in these unusual times. much has changed because of the coronavirus pandemic people is it which is torturing the whole world now and we always need to find that us is god be with us as we make this journey with. what you are not ones involving. the burial weaves christian prayers with traditional rituals. but the pandemic means there are restrictions.

although the deceased died in an accident. the coffin cannot be carried into the home where people usually come to pay their respects. probably about. it doesn't sit right with me. we can't bury him the way we'd like to. or many friends wanted to come but weren't allowed because of covert. usually the ceremony would begin in the house a coffin is brought in so we can speak to him goodbye but we have to do it outside in front of the hearse. no more than $100.00 mourners are allowed to attend usually hundreds would come to a funeral and the ceremony would last the whole day. under covert restrict. and it can last 3 hours food is shared but has to be taken home to eat.

you know traditions are very important to us here and see it's the main way we show our respect to the deceased. and usually a collar is slaughtered and everyone eats from it as a token of appreciation with. some other covert has made that impossible for people who cold it is affected as deeply many people in my village have died. there behind the hill 4 members of one family died from that. over there it's the same story. the burial takes place with even fewer mourners present. and strict hygiene rules apply. preacher says ani hopes an end to the pandemic will come soon so the traditions that mean so much to him can be kept alive here in the eastern cape.

and that's why we need that city officials to check out of the stories on dot com full of stash africa or also on facebook and twitter and i handle is one less 7 see if it's time. to kick off. ghost town atmosphere. of this list play. from the. looks of go on down the list flights system. nonstop excitement to the final match to. 60 minutes d.w.

. says of crane to read to keep. people over for over lunch and home the fortune from. the bottom of the valley dragons was world. helen shares take off united airlines agrees to a deal with stuff that won't any layoffs to the carrier see an end to the pandemic perhaps also coming up with a 6 month delay due to the coronavirus pandemic the beijing to show begins as china tries to show the world that its cars sector is getting back to normal. and as europe's summer holiday season comes to an end we'll visit one of the areas where the hordes of tourists never came. welcome to do business i want to johnsonville

i'm good to have you with us so u.s. stocks jumped on monday bouncing back from the longest weekly losing streak in a year for the s. and p. 500 the dow shares in the aviation sector were among the main drivers with delta airlines united airlines and american airlines rising between 5.7 and 6.2 percent and in another sign there's growing optimism in the sector united airlines and its pilots reached an agreement a both sides say will avoid about 2850 furloughs that were set to take effect later this week well for more let's bring in our financial market correspondent yes quarter who is standing by in sunny new york. it's not just aviation driving the market today right. well basically investors gripped a lot of those recently beaten down stocks among them but also the stocks of for

a cruise ship or is for example also with some strong gains if you might see in the background still not that many traffic in the skies for manhattan and in new york and they had often american airlines for example is quoted saying before seeing as really a veil of bull that the capacity of the industry won't really return to much more than 50 percent and even if there has been the agreement between pilots and united continental if congress will not approve to a new aid package for the airline industry that expires actually on wednesday night we still could see tens of thousands of layoffs in the industry. the last word isn't spoken there yet but i notice that is very quiet where you are and maybe that's because everybody is sort of trying to prepare for a big week ahead tell us what's in store. clearly there is a lot going on this week if we stay with the aviation industry the head of the

f.a.a. will probably conduct the 1st test flight was the 737. 8 plane so that is seen as a milestone boeing by the way it was an uptick of a good 6 percent the biggest winner in the dull jones industrial average so that's probably coming later this week then on wednesday we have the highly anticipated i.p.o. of. the software company that does a lot of business with. governments all over the group hope and then on friday we have the big jobs report coming up then clearly in the night from tuesday to when stay we will have the 1st debate between president donald trump and joe biden so however that goes it might also have some impact on stock prices here in the united states as long you were going on in the day get to come and specially also now that the months is coming to an end and you'll keep us informed of course a and scott in new york thank you so much. and now

a brief look at some other business stories making news a federal judge in the u.s. has halted a countrywide ban on short video optic talk the decision gives chinese owner by stones more time to conclude it's still with us firms oracle and wal-mart president donald trump outside security concerns an issue in the original ban. the us government has imposed sanctions on china's biggest chip maker s m i c the american commerce department claims there is a risk that equipment sold to the firm may be diverted to military use experts say the move could hold the company's development back for several years. the music label behind a hugely popular k. pop band b.t.s. has priced its initial public offering at $115.00 per share big head aim is to raise more than $800000000.00 through an october listing on south korea's cost the investor interest is already high with demand outstripping the number of shares being offered. at the beijing motor show is finally taking place after nearly

a 6 month delay due to the pandemic the fact it's happening at all shows the chinese government wants the world to know it has the virus under control for manufacturers it offers an appeal knitty to showcase their latest innovations as they strive to gain market share in the world's biggest market. this is the hi fi x. an all electric battery powered luxury car made in china it's just one of 160 new energy vehicles on display at the beijing auto show. electric and hydrogen fuel cars make up a quarter of the exhibits this year more than ever before. the timeline for fuel economy emission requirements will not stop time nonstop so stop the world so they still have we have to keep the time line and that is just the situation for the industry i would say. the chinese government is pushing the sector it's targeting a 25 percent adoption rate for energy saving vehicles by 2025. at the exhibition

all electric vehicle manufacturers are seeing a surge in interest from investors who are searching for the next tesla or x. painter and lee alto from china both going public in the u.s. this year. and despite pandemic restrictions beijing's halls are packed many executives like toyota c.e.o. akio toyoda prefer instead to join by video link. there is no crisis the human kind cannot overcome we will do everything possible in order so that we can overcome the coronavirus crisis together. china is the only major auto market that has recovered quickly from the recent kovan $1000.00 crash the country's auto sales rose almost 12 percent in august compared to a year earlier on sales in europe and the u.s. remain down and that's why manufacturers from all over the world are keen to show off their latest and greatest here and the sky may not even be the limit the strong

like vehicle can carry 2 people a step towards flying cars. i recently retired done a c. section has withdrawn his appointment to head the comic a supervisory board such a known even absent germany france at appearance as dr said has faced growing criticism from investors over his legacy profit outlook has fallen amid rising costs dipping sales and regulatory penalties. you know tourism ministers have agreed to better coordinate coronavirus measures in a bid to support the flagging tourism industry a sector has been badly hit by travel restrictions due to the pandemic keeping vacationers away for most of the summer season can winter make up for it. reports from spain. while the season is coming to an end in most of europe the real action is just beginning on the spanish island of where to vent with each piece about has

lived here for 15 years she runs a kite surfing school after months of coronavirus restrictions she's now hoping for winter vacationers the subject we call climate here is pleasant in the colder months and it's nearly always when. i hear that i should arrive. and also we we have a lot of reservation not like for long term or more like asking for information how the situation is looking like but i know there are a lot of people from all over europe interested in coming here and i hope it can be possible for everybody because it's far less optimistic he runs a small country hotel in the interior of the island the restaurant is doing reasonably well but he says the hotel business has collapsed because for months people all over the world have been warned against travel to spain he has already had to let go several employees on his small team and he sees few signs of

improvement. when he blew they were really good employees they always did a good job one of them ended up on the streets without work and without any form of support i think the situation could get even worse people's fear runs deep it's going to be difficult to recover from all that you. about 2 thirds of all workers on for at of into or out of from to receive the crisis is sitting the african and south american migrant workers on the islands particularly hard many lost their jobs from one day to the next and do not appear in any official statistics. under itself migrants work without papers in the hotels and restaurants on the island according to local aid organizations and like other residents they're not entitled to any government supports and for them the absence of tourists is becoming more and more of an existential threat and just before we go eating out is no fun anymore certainly since we know that aerosols can float in the air for alice

potentially transmitting coronavirus from one guest to another and that's why it's safer to sit outside but what if it rains well here's an idea from new york living in a bubble may not be possible during a pandemic dining in one now is. these plastic shelters belong to cafe du soleil a french restaurant on manhattan's upper west side as the weather changes the bubbles keep diners dry and out of the wind through the brainchild of restaurant owner elaine schaeffer oh i thought about it in july and i said to myself you know what am i going to do you know for one the weather use cold but not too cold and i said i have to look for some online saw i went online and i found these bubble. enjoyed and i said you know what the newer one sample one step out of it looks easy after a few days i received it and it's unbelievable some diners are even seeking out the

bubble restaurant that's good news at a time when eateries are calling for every penny virus levels in new york are down but inside seating is returning only gradually and 1st at 25 percent capacity for some the bubbles or even a nice escape. but i can tell you that with everything going on in this world of even the bubble is about one of the best experiences you can have. the question now is what to do in winter after all one can neither live nor dine in a bubble forever. and that's your business update here and you tell me you come in the team. watching.

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to their final resting place the russians are doubling documentary. every 2 seconds a person is forced to flee their home nearly 71000000 people have been forcibly displaced. the consequences of the disastrous our documentary series displaced depicts traumatic humanitarian crises around the world. forgetting like i didn't go to university to kill people at a gigantic. to have my boss come to me and tell me to kill someone and if i don't they'll kill me. these things with their lives and their future so they seek refuge abroad. scares me the most about their status to rise is that someday we won't even see the roots. but what will become of us who stay behind.

my husband went to peru because of the crisis. if he hadn't gone there we would have died of hunger. that. just starts oct 16th w. welcome to our culture and this week we're delving deep into the d.w. archives for our series ninety's we visited a german time trip the momentous changes here following the fall of the burden wall also coming up. the arts on the wall revisited 30 years after its gallery was created. and the great poets write about only wrote one novel featured today in 100 job one must read.

we begin though with our series on the head mystic decade of the 990 s. after the fall of the in wall a time when german society changed in so many different ways scenes here from 30 years ago celebrations surrounding german reunification. series begins with a look at german music which suddenly became very cool in the ninety's and the music genre emerging here that went on to conquer the world's techno. i was. the love parade a generation celebrates itself after the fall of the wall berlin became a playground for fans of electronic music. could it be but hearing it puts you in a great mood. only a few 100 people were at the 1st parade but by the end of the ninety's the event drew more than 1000000 to party in berlin streets. in techno took off

and d.j.'s like wes bam and the russians helps to make it world famous. germany's music business also grew the pop column was established a combination trade fair convention and festival its founder dieter gone had recognized the signs of the times. i wish everyone a successful pop con 1993. 27 years later he's now a professor of media studies and he remembers the spirit of optimism back in the ninety's. that for me the ninety's were the decade when german pop music really developed it was euphoric because we suddenly sensed there was a creative power that was spreading because the target demographic was suddenly there just isn't suitable. for many years pop com was an important meeting place for the music scene fans producers bands germany the world's 3rd largest music market was discovering its own potential. were

showing the world how good the music is by having a lot of fun with it like every year with our festival we're also trying to create an identity. that is the german rap became popular band the fantastic and fear the fantastic 4 conquered the german charts a minor revolution. was. what the german market was incredibly strong incredibly important but there was no opportune. the for it to present itself that was a nice demonstration of our own artistic creative strengths i always said pop come wasn't a trade fair it was a message the message on the message. gone and a few others decided that german music needed its own television station so in 1903 they launched the german music channel fever in an effort to compete with its american 4 runner m.t.v.

i think. always. i have to. roll the film and then reba or me at the end of end and then i at aqua or i ask why and now i'm going to much of them ok. kids come home from school and turn on viva so it had to be a companion for all their important issues as well as music it was more than an attempt at an anti m.t.v. diva was almost magic in that way. magic. even held out until 20 gay teen when it went off. but much has remained from the ninety's. for instance new german hardness embodied by comstock formed back in the ninety's they now play to sold out stadiums world block german song lyrics became cool in the ninety's and are now par for the course. i have to

put it in other words we really felt we could create something out of nothing and turn it into something great for me it was a decade of new beginnings and momentum was wonderful move. today german deejays and pop stars like robin schultz and felix mean to enjoy a global success and the roots of their music lie in the 990 s. when german pop music stepped out of the shadows. and that was the 1st part of our series ninety's revisited the german time trip is leading up to this weekend the $35.00 of us are german reunification with. now is a man who had a front seat in the historic day here a good candidate about an important time for german music yes in particular for the rise of coach as we saw in that pool of course famous nightclub but kind emerged from that ninety's scene and the song that ice most strongly associate with the ninety's is by snap palla snap we're

a euro dance act from frankfurt and this really sums up the ninety's spirit for me sometimes cheesy but a very positive vibe it was a time of great hope for our yeah it was indeed what else is in store in this series but each episode contains d w footage rediscovered in an extensive search of our archives archive team doc up gems from the legendary deutsche of l a u for magazine programme sheets i think you're remember it's they tracked down the protectionists to reflect on then and now and each episode looks at different aspects of life in the new reunified germany at gender identity and sex in the ninety's as east and west quite literally came together at the rise of ecological activism at an emerging racism which was not only confined to the east of the country and the series looks at changing attitudes and asks are there still divisions in east and west mentality that our car team also picked up some pictures

of you do. working on east german television what was that about what will shortly after the wall fell in the 1990 i did do some light hearted reports for television. east germany of course continue to sister october of that year the idea of the sea was actually that i was teaching east germans english because they don't russian in school i did get to play in the legendary open and they knew the rules how to act with real social distancing and i guess they just just one with. thank you adrian much more to look forward to this week classic moments from the day w. archive happening all this week. the standard program of learning to walk along the side gallery a piece of the berlin wall which was painted by various artists shortly after the

wall fell indeed it is the only major bridge of the infamous wall still standing exactly 30 years after the opening of the gallery we meet one of the original wall artists. 1.3 kilometers of street art the once formidable wall is now colorfully decorated including which was world famous heads of different artists started painting the western side of the berlin wall back in the 1980 s. it was his way of coping with the depressing reality of the city's division. i had some physical reaction i have to do something against that miserable life. and so i start to paint the wall to give a smaller message not the big one the smaller may say it's possible to do something on your home on these deadly machine some left over paint a ladder and a big dose of courage that was all it took to give the so-called anti-fascist

protective wall the friendlier the long faces with button eyes were purely pragmatic decision. so it was. quite quickly. it's a perfect size 2 pieces of war so to me to 40 by 3 made a 60. then the wall fell and most of it was dismantled including most of mars for feeding but one segment was preserved and became the east side gallery in 190118 artists from $21.00 countries painted the berlin wall legal wars colorful figures became global icons of street art his mission remains the same the fight against. weariness so is it pop art or political heart when you bank on the streets it's ultimately political because you change the city people or the

. trains. and. that. door says the east side gallery has lost its significance for him in the meantime reunified berlin has moved on newly constructed buildings now towers over the diminishing the powerful effect of one town no one is looking for a. small thing so it's hard to connect the young and. that's what is it but that's more war was. giving me fortune it's time to focus on new topics. very much worth a visit the australian a rhino maria is considered one of the great lyrical poets of the german language he wrote just one novel but notebooks of monza lawrence prager sets in the cultural

metropolis of early 20th century paris a city that surprisingly really didn't enjoy the book doesn't really have a plot but is rather the musings of a great mystery. do you ever feel like you're living in the wrong time like things used to be simpler calmer more poetic. the poet i know money was both fascinated and overwhelmed by the pace of modern life and that was more than a century ago he started writing his 1st and last novel after moving to paris as a young man for notebooks of motor lower its break 1st because the beginning of the 20th century. it was a daunting cruel exciting new time he wanted to capture the spirit of that time and also his struggle to write new literature for it so he invented an alter ego mall

to break out another foreign young poet struggling to make ends meet and express himself describes paris as a city of outcasts where both life and death are terribly anonymous. i sit here and i'm nothing and yet there's nothing begins to think is it possible that one has not yet seen recognized and said anything real and important is it possible that one has had thousands of years of time so book with black and white down and that one has left the millennia pass away like a school recess in which one it's one sandwich apple. the book is about the artist as an outsider and observer struggling to turn a world of prose into poetry. the notebooks of malta lourdes berger is one of the 1st works of modernist literature written in stream of consciousness without

sentimentality or a clear plot. and there are reports about all 100 books that are in english and definitely worth a read you'll find the you tube channel d.w. books sold for the day though thanks for watching.

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