animal protectionists and 11 years most of the glass eels confiscated in frankfurt were put in the rhine river where they'll be able to continue developing normally. and staying with the question of what might or might not end up on your dinner table we all know that we can a grocer. the shopping can be a real pain hoards of a customer is blocking your way or you're trying not to steer your full shopping cart into a stack of canned beans but a trial and friends to do away with the house and with the help of the latest technology it could also help people with mobility issues. this attentive little fellow is one of the autonomous delivery robots being child by french supermarket chain from 3 they're designed to help those who might otherwise struggle to push a shopping trolley around the store to get the groceries they need they can carry up to 40 liters of items and once you're through the checkout believin take them home for you. it's not going to change my shopping habits but it's going to help because i don't have to carry anything and it can go all the way to my house. supermarkets on the

animal protectionists and 11 years most of the glass eels confiscated in frankfurt were put in the rhine river where they'll be able to continue developing normally. business. will go to the duramax new to china. gold mine of storage. with exclusive insights. into a must see concerning culture change you're a. place to be for curious minds. do it yourself networkers. so subscribe don't miss. much of it. to link to screw africa. or links to exceptional stories and discussions from these eat out website dedicated comes to join us on facebook. for. in germany is loudest and internationally best known moscow's a provocation out there on the 1st of a stadium and just by dealin pick stadium here in the hometown. and the historic stadium almost looked like it was on file with the band's amazing pyrotechnics but it was and will be heading down there and just a moment here on arts and culture we met up with ramstein die hard fans also coming up on the show this is exactly what you usually don't want to see unless you're a fan of the swiss destruction artist simone bag and from shattered glass to the co

protectionists and even lovers most of the glass eels confiscated in frankfurt were put in the rhine river where they'll be able to continue developing normally. a german sporting hero is auctioning off his most prized possessions bars becca was the youngest winner at wimbledon at the age of just 17 went on to win 49 titles over his career and 20000000 euros in prize money now the champion needs to clear his debts a british court declared him bankrupt in 2017 is trophies are up for auction along with rings watches well up suits tennis shoes sweat bags and a pair of old saw a last year back a holt of the sale of his personal souvenirs at the last minute claiming diplomatic immunity from central african republic that didn't work now the hammer is coming down on 82 items of its talk about the fame fortunes and financial troubles of mr becker with max merrill from our sports desk max just how much in debt is this guy who was once a very rich man yet it's tough to tell exactly how much because several millions i mean for instance last year he reportedly still owed a bank in london 3 over 3 and

the rhine river. valley go behind it some hills. they stand for there's even a burglary to annoy adenauer was very much a rhinelander. it's really important especially nowadays with all the talk about europe is the goal with the woman on its back. she's hard to see her arms and head hanging down. ok yeah bit hard to recognise that yes that is that's you rope her on the back of the pool as in greek mythology. no it was an early champion of a united europe. along with the french presidential to go. they were both rather old and had both been through 2 world wars. by. the by that's why when they came to the conclusion that they would only be peace when different communities got to know each other and neighbors became friends. than money. i'm now going to catch a train to berlin because after reunification parliament and government return to the old capital. i make my way to berlin and you guys get to check in with our globe try to stay payment he was in iceland where he visit at the capital reykjavik and then took a loser outside the c

see the rhine river. valley go behind it some hills. they stand for this didn't get to go each. other now it was very much a rhineland. it's really important especially nowadays with all the talk about europe is the goal with the woman on its back. she's hard to see her arms and head hanging down. ok you have a bit hard to read i don't know i'm actually yes it is. that's you wrote on the back of the greek mythology. no it was an early champion of a united europe. along with the french president child to god. they were both through all the old and had both been through 2 world wars by. the by the way they came to the conclusion that they would only be peace when different communities got to know each other and neighbors became friends. with and. i'm now going to catch a train to berlin because after reunification parliament and government return to the old capital. i make my way to berlin you guys get to check in with our globe try to stay payment he was in iceland where he was at at the capital reykjavik and i'm going to lose her outside this baby to see that geyser is at the go

yeah i mean we have our own camping spot here on the rhine river.and found that this is where i learned how to swim and how to ride a bike. today's my father's birthday. and my mother and father were divorced but then they got back together and married again. when you know we're a real family again. have been camping for here on the campsite i need a place to get away from it all where i have my toys and my music and music. but my father doesn't understand that. there is a virtue but i'm being told who really wants to be told that their child is disabled of course i wish that marcus were more grown up. but that's not going to happen on the friends for. it's gone i don't know if he'll ever be able to manage entirely on his own. words. he gets a certain amount of money but the managers himself with the rest will make sure that everything's taken care of its. he doesn't really think about things like the phone bills. from telephone the tone. is it just takes it for granted as long as the firm works and to look for the stuff such as a full term year. or

belgium and france including the regions of a sas and ordained german troops pulled back behind the rhine river. german troops returning home after the war found that society had been severely disrupted . emperor of a harem the 2nd stepped down as german emperor and king of prussia on november the 9th 1918 as required by the armistice agreement he spent the rest of his life in exile in the netherlands many germans saw the abdication as a humiliation. in germany troops were often welcomed home by large crowds many germans didn't believe they had lost the war on the battlefield but that they'd been stabbed in the back by politicians. later at all hitler would use that claim to advance his own political agenda. on november the 9th 1918 a german republic was declared by philip showed a man a member of the new cabinet. i thought i. was. a marxist agitator voles i look some borg roach bush was the size he mimics order of peace and the rule of law but it is wading in its own blood filthy and a sonnet the russian revolution was the honorable salvation of international socialism. russia november 917 the

river fire, but also the santa barbara oil spill -- there is a terrible pesticide spill on the rhine river a couple days after the fire in cleveland. all of these things begin to build up, these spectacular events, to remind people just how bad the urban environment, industrial environment had become. >> as you look at the river behind you, how does it look to you today? david: it's remarkable, the change that hs taken place here. it's twofold. it's difficult to tell exactly what is going on in the water itself because it's still the milky brown river that's flowing out of agricultural and forested land. it still has debris that floats downstream. but we see water fowl. we see something you would never have seen 50 years ago, which is people out kayaking and i saw people out in sculls this morning. the cuyahoga has once again become a much more complete river. it is an agricultural space. i am sorry, a recognize rakesal space. there are new parks, -- recreational space. there are new parks, along the river, for people in the whole region. this is something that goes well south of the city

then it was on and who gave you the strength to have to part any to combat until you cross the rhine river where you took part in the liberation of the concentration camps and saw the faces of the survivors and the faces of the executioners alike and maybe then the criticism in the wrong moment truth of that moment you understood what you were fighting for. your brothers in arms hold of you too how old terence you worked 1st as a radio operator and then you deliberately decided to go to france to lead military operations in normandy france italy and in the rhine region instant defense and hines dear poor dear child dear stanley friday dear how our old terence all could result in recognition of your unwavering. for france to regain its freedom i will in just a food few minutes a war to the order of the knights of the legion on donna. you know the legion of honor is the highest distinction awarded by the french republic commands your extraordinary action with your courage your contribution to the liberation of our country. it is a way for the french nation to say once again and 75 years late

and who gave you the strength to head back into combat until you crossed the rhine river, where you took the liberation of the concentration camps and saw the faces of the survivors and the faces of the executioners alike. and maybe then, in the raw moment, truth of that moment, you understood what you were fighting for. your brothers in arms. of you too, harold, you worked first as a radio operator and then you deliberately decided to go to france to lead military operations in normandy, france. and in the rhine region. dear vincent, paul, charles, stanley, harold, in recognition of your unwavering efforts for france to regain its freedom, i will in just a few minutes award you the order of the knights of the legion. [applause] pres. macron: [speaking french] translator: the legion of honor is the highest distinction awarded by the french republic. it commends your extraordinary actions, your courage, your contributions to the liberation of our country. it is a way for the french nation to say once again and 75 years later that we know what we owe to the united states of america. the un

-- supply the armys that were defending the holy roman empire against france, agains across te rhine river. so these are just three photographs illustrating jewish life in kippenheim between the year of 1933, when hibbler comes and 1938,i kristallnacht. the third photograph is a photograph of a wedding of a --.ily called cigarette distributor, and his daughter was being escorted to the synagogue in kippenheim. just a week or two weeks before itler came to power. you can see a peaceful procession through the street, people are looking respectfully at this jewish wedding. there is even a german policeman who is keeping order in the village. just two years later, the , andgraph down below kippenheim, holding demonstrations, and this case with the kippenheim farmers they had. this particular demonstrations outside the house of one of the jewish residents of kippenheim. if you see them, they are actually looking through the window. the jews living in the house next to where the demonstration was taking place are looking peacefully through the window and actually enjoying the rousing music. this

the st lo region and who gave you the strength to head back into the combat where you crossed the rhine rivercamps and saw the survivors and the executioners alike and maybe then, in the raw moment, truth of that moment, you understood what you were fighting for. your brothers in arms of you, too, herald terance, you worked as a radio operator and deliberately decided to go to france to lead military operations in normandy. and in the rhine region. dear vincent heinz, dear paul worth, dear charles, dear stanley friday, dear herald terrance, in recognition of your unwavering efforts, for france to regain its freedom, i will in just a few minutes award you the order of the knights of the legion honor. the legion of honor is the highest distinction awarded by the french republic. it commends your extraordinary action, your courage, your contribution to the liberation of our country. it is a way for the french nation to say once again in 75 years later that we know what we owe to the united states of america. the united states of america, dear donald trump, dear president, which is never greater

by. 5 months later on a late summer's day by the river rhine the indian musicians arrived in going a few days ago. in addition to their daily rehearsals they want to experience the country everyone has stayed in touch since the workshop in mumbai. i think it's a very healthy mix of like a family and we share this love of music regardless of which continent or from continents. never i think we musicians meet friendships blossom straight away to get along since it's. been rehearsing for 5 days pam how to interact have a name to have peace commission for the beethoven festival she's. our guest what is a beautiful composition we have that. i would say the highlight of this month that is the field most of all that is to join us here it's kind of early was that i don't blame you just because the puzzle piece is great it's so intriguing the way these 2 worlds melt together so perfect. his mother has been a very special piece to all of us and it's the 1st time that we're performing at the beethoven festival so curious excited and looking forward to. the final rehearsal before their debut per

fire, but also the santa barbara oil spill, there was a terrorist terrible pesticide spill on the rhine rivert a couple of days after, a fire in cleveland, all of these things begin to build up, these spectacular events, to remind people just how bad the urban environment, industrial environment had become. host: as you look at the river behind you, how does it look to you today? it is remarkable to change that has taken place here. it is twofold. i mean, it is difficult to tell exactly what is going on in the water and self, of course, because it is still the milky brown river that is flowing out of agricultural and forest of land. that flowss debris downstream, of course, but we see waterfowl, we see something you would never have seen 50 years ago, people kayaking. highs will people out earlier this morning, the cuyahoga has once again become a much more complete river. recreational a space. there are new parks, new public , fors along the river people for the whole region, and this is something that goes well south of the city of cleveland. the cuyahoga river -- cuyahoga river valley nati

back from its perch there in france across the border in luxemburg, out of belgium, across the rhine rivertal victory in the capital city of berlin. that's something that truly will be remarkable. martha maccallum en route to france and have the coverage of that then. after the visit with france, the president will go for the first time in a state visit to ireland where i mentioned some of the golf course -- one of the golf courses there, he will overnight on the western coast of ireland. an epic place, by the way. we talk about turnberry in scotland and the beauty and naturalness in that place. dune bag is something to see on the west coast of ireland. >> sandra: that has come to a conclusion and the president will have tea with prince charles and camilla at their residence. we'll be following all this. a jam-packed day for the first family. more coming up. >> bill: we have these events all week long. we'll take you in and out as we get them and they become available to us. back here at home house judiciary committee subpoenaed bob mueller. will he testify? more democrats calling for impe

are right behind me yet, but there has certainly been questions about how close —— jumping in the river rhine last year, the summer heat wave last year across europe has made five times more likely, essentially, by the increased warming that has incurred in the world over the last century. the uk heatwave that was recorded was 30 times more likely. there is growing acceptance that these heatwaves may become the norm by the middle of the century and are connected to climate change, say scientists. yet, we have also heard from the un that there is a triple whammy of the actors efforts to reduce climate change. what are the key thing is the un is worried about in terms of the global response to this? last october there was quite a claim when this particular report was published by the ipcc on a 1.5 degrees are saying that you could contain global temperatures to 1.5 degrees a century, but it would take a lot of effort. there has been a big bangle at the end of that wrangle has continued her in bonn with oil countries —— a big wrangle. with oil producer saying there is a lot of uncertainty about