to bring use a story behind the news. we wrote about unbiased information for 3 months. the rising president elect, we're in euro do donald trump's ancestors come from traditional university city? what makes dublin a great place to study and award winning pastry chef. how nina meant to you became the world's best piece yet all this and more, coming up on your own max, the donald trump will be sworn in as the 47th president of the united states on january

20th, before he moves into the white house for the 2nd time, we took a look at his european roots cause that time drunk. in this video, we reveal the connection between the incoming us presidents and villages and remote call and this of europe. i'm charlotte whitehead, on the i live lewis in the alpha hebrides on the trail of donald trump. mothers scottish harris. i'm henry, i'm in the southwest of germany and i'm standing in front of the items. must be white house of course, but this is the home in which i don't have the drums grandfather. we'll see if we can find any trace. this is and says this might have left as well as any relatives might still be here. but 1st, what 2 people here actually think of donald trump? i'd rather not say publicly, not necessarily. god, he's a convicted felon, and then a tori is tires and the cool which will be as it's not very likable. how does she

think it's too hard because i don't love heat anymore. and then whenever i tell people when i'm from, see donald trump's mom's from here, she sits up the road for me and what are, hey, so yes, post subject from the i don't lose being the american president is quite something . and suppose i think we try to forget that it's about donald trump in his heritage here on the we're talking to people about donald trump's heritage here on the island. here too. it seems donald trump is divisive. in spite of his attempts to get into the island, just good graces in 2008, he visited his mother's old house. but just for a couple of minutes, charlotte is headed to scotland out or hebrides on the isle of fluids and hers is a hamlet co term. this is an oil and rotate coast lines and dramatic landscape. 3 hours by saturday from the scottish mainland it's known for its harsh,

most unrelenting, whether it's a world away from the life of the us. just oldest 500 people live in time and about 10 times as many sheets until the 1930. the trump's mother, mary anne mccloud, also lived here. at the age of 18, she fled poverty to the us. no relatives set to inhabit the house where she was born. lou charlotte meet them coach that lives in a not quite as remote part of south west and germany about 100 kids on the just saw the frankfurt this telling us about 1200 people in the midst of wineries and vineyards is what donald trump grandfather grew up literally told him, lived in this house until 1885, and then he moved to the united states. i would have liked to take a look and sides, but the current residents didn't want to talk to me. the drums grandmother grew up

in the house right next door. the couple of met when previously return to germany and married in 19 o 2. a few years later, they moved back to the us time to enjoy a bit of local hospitality with genealogist because of these traits, the history of the trump family and kind of step back several centers and spa. the, traditionally, people from the area often called people from college that will use mazda, one of the a small, but size minutes. which means something like show off and brag, or a table, or loud mouth or the i'm whole smallways. even though it's meant as a term of endearment for cache, that's a, it seems reminiscent of donald trump, to many of this relative still, if you decide to put it bluntly all the longstanding college data from families who have lived here for some time are definitely related to donald trump, you have some fun, mid donors from the big inter charlotte weights to meet donald trump's

relatives, but sadly in vain. nobody here seems willing to talk about the famous american relative. are there any similarities between him and the inhabitants? here is just the spirit of the islands, community, 100 percent, community. i don't see a community born and donald trump body here. it's all about him on the prestige and will i can do. and while i can't do, and you will do what i say, that stuff with louis on the island is all about. there's a lot of hidden pride or i'm but time comes before i fall. however, the region of right and then so that's an age i have found someone in a village near coach that was it a home, a distant relative of done. it has been taken for decades and not just bread. and i see your offering the trunk cakes again. sometimes she makes the cake with the special topic because on the top of the cake is donald's head. you

can pick it off or need it is send, he's going to be getting a blocked relative doesn't mean having to share his views. yeah. and above all, he's allowed matters. in my opinion, most of the things the cake is delicious. even if the drum is not to everyone's taste, the vis european capital is known for its viking history. it's pubs being a unesco city of literature. and of course, it's dennis. our euro match reporter went there to find out if it's also a good place to study. i've got a problem for you. i am some with the english speaking with one class universities . that's culturally and geographically epic. where am i? i am a pause in dublin island, the capital one of your fastest growing economies,

and a growing hub for international students. so how does students navigate the housing crisis and the irish people, as woman said to be, let's find out university college dublin. well you, cd is wonderful universities in dublin, it's about a 2 minute bus ride from the city center. i'm here today to meet international students to get a glimpse into how they live their lives. nor is going to show me around. this is a new student center, and this is where everything happens. you have the use of the pharmacy here. they used to be send them off. we used to be, as you shop on this to june sound what specials to you about the name on the campus? that's a great question. i think for me it's the community. if he has a really large population under low society events and things like that,

where you can make friends and lifelong connections. how does the campus feel to? does it feel more irish or international? oh, it's a mix of both. like sometimes you walk in the wrong kansas and then maybe here don't go accents and then you for this actually like it's a good mix of everything cause of our international population of it. do you feel kind of more cum, such as like, a big international population? yes, because i feel i'm not the only one who's far away from home. you know, there's the nice feeling you all international students in the new country learning things and also learning the iris culture as well. doubling his name for its tough housing market. in fact, the dublin is actually the most expensive place to rent in the way it to me and to see how she does it on the student budget. she's a student from poland and lives on campus that you see. so this is my apartment. i shared with 3 other people. these are um, over here we have the living room and the kitchen. and right there we have 2

bathrooms. here's my wardrobe, that's my bed. it's quite comfortable, actually for steven sanders and my desk where i can work. how much do you pay for this room? um, so quite a lot. uh, i paid $9900.00 a month. so unfortunately, there is a housing crisis in dublin and the prices are very expensive. like a glass of water. yeah. it is very difficult to find off campus accommodation. the prices are high and there's a lot of cons unfurnished, jeanette lee. so this is just like the easiest option for me as an international student island is certainly becoming a more popular destination for international students. in fact, in the last 10 years, the number of international students say increased by 200 percent in the 2022 to

2023 academic year, 35000 international students for studying and higher education institutions in orland. trinity college dublin recommends 2000 years a month for living costs. so i'm here to meet reese to find out if this budget actually lines up. the rece is a student from cape town, south africa, the grocery rise. i don't really spend more than $200.00 euros a month. transport also depends where you are in the city. i live quite near to school. thankfully, so i, i'll probably spend about 20 years. it's really expensive to drink here. but i also find that people don't drink here as much as people think, especially young people. dublin is known for our culture and let's face it, fantastic tubs. so what are the social aspects it makes studying here. so special.

how would you describe what you do for fun and the dublin has a lot in terms of culture. i think probably somebody said a 140 different clubs and societies of transfer to not counting other any other university just as well during the show and saw. and let's talk there's definitely a very big pop culture here. and i guess so when main questions on everyone's lips, do you enjoy the so how does setting in dublin sound to you? are you sold the weather freudian fresh or free me in sweet. most people find it hard to resist a piece of cake. some of us do use pre packaged products,

but others big real works of art like french baker. nina may tell you. we went to paris to meet the best pastry chef in the world's best pastry chef in 202320. 24. children on the death penalty, lena, one of the few women in the industry rise to the top of the pastry world. what obstacles did she have to overcome? and how did she make her famous chocolate tart? no, it has had her own purchase. 3 since 2020 in 2022. she also opened a market stall in the ceiling. we know a suburb of paris to ensure the best way to describe my style might be delicate, refined, and detail oriented. it's all about how you cotton place the fruit thing to say. come on the. i think i'm a bit of a perfectionist. if you do something, you should do it properly. hicks was found. that's also true of her signature to

search a chocolate card. she shared her recipe with us, starting with the crow testing, this is my chocolate crumble made from chocolate phone g flow to cell and crunchy cookies carefully spread it out and smooth it down. now i remove it from the mold and place it in the fridge for about 20 minutes. next comes the chocolate fund 2 for this need to use this milk, eggs, sugar, cream, and chocolate. she seats the milk and cream, then stirs the 80 oaks and sugar it together and blends everything with the chocolate pieces until creamy. looks isn't the most important part is the most and whom it forms when we mix the chocolate with the liquid the most. and that's the combination of fat and water, the middle of the mac, if it's done well, the clean melts in your mouth and tastes amazing fits that could simulate. so i from going to have a quick blending,

and the chocolate cream goes into the fridge to be chilled for several hours. then nina caramel lives is pecans and a pulse with sugar and a little water. starting to smelled delicious with a bit of butter. pecan separate and don't stick together then she stops the chocolate cream onto the campbell crossing the today. but if you don't have a piping that you can simply spread the cream out nicely on the crust with a spoon that you may know stuff. the cream with a little cocoa powder and add the caroline pecans for the final touch, a few paper, thin chocolate flakes, without, without no, that's done. nunez journey to developing her own topic. recipes was a long one. she hails from the western french port city of la hotel, while living in mexico is a teenager. she dreamed of opening

a bay to be there. after high school, she trained as a baker, but later faced daunting challenges, finding a position to read that on which they didn't want to hire me because i wasn't strong enough to. it wasn't considered a job for women, and backs and flour sacks, we'd 50 kilo's each. now they're $25.00 kilos. so they're easier to carry. i weighed less than 50 kilos myself at 1st and i had to carry flour sacks that were heavier than me to the troops k one. she was struggling as a baker, so nina took more training to become a pastry chef. she works in several luxury hotels in paris and gourmet restaurants around the world. then the accolades began pouring in. the highlight of her career has been winning the 2024 world best pastry chef award in las vegas. movie award is in recognition of the work i've done so far, the work we're doing with our teams right now and also of where we want to go in the future. the word represents the values. i love about my profession, tradition,

excellence, craftsmanship, rules, all things close to my heart. who's in? in for lab, nina uses a 3 d printer to create more unique and intricate designs for anyone who also wants to become a pastry chef. she has the best advice that you need. passion in, you have to love the work you have to like getting up early on. you need to enjoy working with your hands and being part of a team because you have to be accurate, meticulous and disciplined. new pastry and baking are all about precision to see that you have to observe, you understand and analyze, which is key. and of course, when it's not what you do in the school, 1st name um, it's a display to all these qualities as she rose from being an under appreciated baker to the world's best pastry chef,

the german city of heidelberg, around 80 kilometers south of frankfurt is a favorite tourist destination. beautiful heidelberg castle, for instance, is a big draw and it's been photographed from all angles by countless visitors. what does it and the town itself live up to? it's the instagram image in reality. the city of heidelberg in southern germany, you'll find lots of photos of this city on social media and they're all fabulous. but all day too good to be true. let's take a closer look at the hot spots in heidelberg, or the title. the neck of the river is home to one of the oldest universities in europe. it's historic, old town. it's considered one of the most beautiful in germany. the counselor is one of the most visited consuls in germany who has made a local sandstone which gives it its red color. its the cities most iconic, strong to, and is around 800 years old. apparently one way describes it best. a

little romantic, very romantic, seattle monitors, fontas romantic except the construction fences. maintenance is necessary to prevent the structure from folding into disrepair. but even at peak times there's enough space here. this is all her private consul administrator. she's not welcome to heidelberg castle. the castle i would say, is the most romantic place entitled back, and it has a love story of his own, which is the history of prince elector, frederic the 5th and the english princess elizabeth stuart. despite having an arranged marriage to tad wood, deeply in love as assigned a piece of fiction for elizabeth, frederick built a magnificent gum. that's one of the most beautiful in your life. as upon his was destroyed by wall and weather ruins whenever completely rebuilt during

your visit. be sure to check out the console center. it's home to one of the largest wine barrels in the world. it holds around 220000 liters. they say that people used to dance on this platform above the barrel. so it was not final verdict . pictures on social media, doug ly. height of the consulate definitely was the visits to best view of the console is from the for the loss of his way on the other side of the natal river. his panoramic trial can't be missed. you don't want to walk. you can also take a segue tool that most of his way is located on the southern slope at the height of going back mountain. because for some headsets directly, flowers blue here weeks early as in the, in the valley. even palm trees drive here. the last of this way probably owes its name to hire back students and professors who found this path ideal for inspiring goals. a conclusion that view of the council in the old time from that philosophy,

his way is truly magnificent. the next stop is the old bridge and all the landmarks you called me said during a trip tangled back. it was built in the 18 century titled, bag bridge monkey is a must see for every visit to run your hand over the mirror to become wealthy or of the monkeys ping goes to return to hyderabad. or over the mouse for fatality. the bridge is a popular tool response and the perfect backdrop from romantic wedding photos, the photographer electro box. mine says photograph many couples here as soon as it's on usual to be alone here. my tip for shooting photos on the old bridge is to take them in motion. you can walk across the bridge and back. that way you have the wind. i, the clouds move and the pictures are more dynamic with so much happening around you

. it provides atmosphere and makes for a nice photo. i can scan is open from composing, and heidelberg doesn't really look good in photos when it comes to the picturesque oh town, the majestic console, and the romantic nicole landscape. no filter is needed. the launch in norway, where in the middle of a fjord, you'll find a giant metal severed. what looks like something that dropped out of the sky is actually also a restaurant, surfing sea food caught on its doorstep. sustainability is the key word here. has an u. f o landed in this norwegian fjords. welcome to the satellite. the seminar is a floating art object, an architectural marble and a dining experience. all in one. is the brainchild of sondra ida,

the ceo of his family, sam and farming company. ida fjords group and what's the purpose of this unique construction? the purpose of that, when i said most, the way people to inspire people to do more sustainable seaford, they call it the mark for sustainable c development. how did it end up here in the middle of norway? it's hard thing of yours. so it's actually flow thing in the middle of the free oregon is anchored to the bottom of the fuel or dead. air is up to almost 1000 feet deep. the fish i shaped construction was brought to life by the danish firm, condoning design. it's engineered to withstand waves of up to 5 meters high. it's covered in more than $9000.00 steel place and then making for scale. and of course it resembles of sam and i meant to represent the idea of saying things from a different point of view. it's around design is also reflected inside

the very important thoughts that it bring the inside out. so if you have the subject curve and such as special vending, it was very important both the or some 3 or elements inside. so it's almost no straight line and the entire building. an exhibition space is located 3 meters under water. the focus here is on how the global food industry can become more sustainable and the role that aquaculture can play. these issues are reflected in the menu at the iris restaurant which opened in june of 2023. the the mastermind behind the restaurants concept lives on the nearby island of smelter by tory meet on a mountain. no, she's not

a boat captain, but the head chef of virus. she fell in love with the concept of sustainable dining while working in her home country of denmark on a loves, the idea that the only way to reach the restaurant is by boat that goes for her as well, which she finds perfect. it would definitely be easy just to open in, in the nearby town. but i think it's the beauty of this project and a part of the reason why i couldn't say no to it. so it's really important that we bring out the story about us bringing the guests to the ingredients rather than the other way around. and, and so that obviously we serve a lot of the sea food. the iris restaurants, mission revolves around sourcing food local. this way i think i can craft that sustainable 18 course menu derives directly from the sea and surrounding land. the one of the dishes that embodies this idea is called 500 meters. every ingredients, like flu muscles,

while juniper, crab, bullion, m. c. we is sourced within a 500 meter radius from here the, the concept is for the restaurants patrons to gain a greater appreciation of the resources available, local, culinary experience and extraordinary surroundings. the iris restaurant offers food for thought, while the salmon i experience center itself has been honored with a german design award for excellence architecture. and that's all from duramax this week. be sure to follow us on social media for more from the world of life style and culture in europe. thanks for tuning in until next time. pete is in the

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