like the captain marcel's a bit like facing out his side had already defeated the palin is in 7 out of 9 encounters in the top flight the hosts 1st starts to coach how his son martin and germany world cup win something to do. with the pay it could do little to stop it so he opened the scoring with an absolute humdinger on 28 minutes. of his breath taking swerving strike was simply on stuff until. the austrian midfielder has become like 6 beloved skipper this season for a reason. and it was turning into this obvious to show as he demonstrated his other midfield after being. counsel already had saying but the game is about to get even more painful such. unrelenting pressure in the house a box lead to leipzig 2nd term noting the kidding. and then stop it's a served up billy oban for like 30 light signal just 2 points off the top spot. the coach all of a glassman has been using the same starting lineup week in week out everything's been working like clockwork with 4 wins from 5 games and the well oiled ball sports machine knew just how to operate in bielefeld from one end of the field to t

widespread criticized it's also received a lot of praise of course it was designed by powerhouse architect marcel broyard now a brutal isn't a went viral on social media some people saying it was inappropriate of donald trump to be concerning himself with architecture at a time of global pandemic but others saying that yes actually brutalist architecture not quite as attractive as some of the classical styles that donald trump preferred obviously brutal is a dividing opinion of the detractors have a point sometimes well beauty is in the eye of the beholder and even i would not say that every concrete building is a monster piece some find bootless and problematic from an ideological point of view seeing it as a manifestation of totalitarianism this is the monument in bulgaria opened in the time of the communist totalitarian state a glorification of communist ideology probably but also a stunning piece of brutalist architecture it is thankfully now being restored with help from a german university. i mean it is an extraordinary building give you that isn't brutal isn't just one of those top topics

the stroke of half time home side's resistance was broken once and for all in the 73rd minute when marcel submit serve made it to no for leipzig a 3rd for lee or about it in the 87th minute at leipzig sit 7 points behind leaders fire. you're watching news live from berlin on exposure thanks for watching. and you hear me now on yes we're going to and i love stance gentlemen saw sound will bring you i'm going to back off and you've never tried to have a full surprise yourself with what is possible who is magical really what moves and also to talk to people and follow along the way maurice and critics alike join us for michael's last stop. libya's mediterranean coast has become a death trap 50 tens of thousands of refugees despite descriptions imposed by the e.u. some humanitarian organizations are still trying to rescue migrants in distress at sea. not all but what is some folks say were the traffickers accomplices but we're here because people are dying and. if libya's coast guard picks them up these migrants will find themselves in one of the country's dreaded detention centers. it is pre

lights as needed a win to stop by and city 10 points clear at the top and marcel sabots a strike in the 2nd half more or less sets with the result find work for a bank or leno in the build up and a no nonsense finish from the austrian his 4th book is the goal of the current campaign. in the 87th minute video ban added insult to injury when he is above the rest in the box and has a 3rd shot his 14th defeat of the season makes survival work ever less likely while 2nd place lights stay within 7 points of league leaders by and at the top of the table. that's a news update this hour you're watching data over the news live from berlin up next our technology series shift living in the digital age stay tuned for that i'll be back with more news headlines at the top of the hour until then you can always stay up to die on our web site that's dot com and don't forget to follow us on social media as well at d.w. news i'm at rebecca richest also you seem to. be like. those who claim to. join coincidence. there previously the earth was just a messy chemistry lab a publishing.

home side's resistance was broken once and for all in the 73rd minute when marcel submit serve made it to know for leipzig a 3rd for lee or about it in the 87th minute leipzig sit 7 points behind leaders fire. you're watching news live from berlin on exposure thanks for watching. and you hear me no no yes we're going to give you and i love stance gentlemen sonce now we're bringing you i'm going to magical and you've never tried to surprise yourself with what is possible cool really what moves and want. to see people along the way.

in it and no nonsense but super slick move seals by skipper marcel sub it so. was this was mr face 1st day in his native bundesliga but here he wasn't feeling that if anything was looking increasingly lost. towards the end something resembling a chance for shall come but there was no way either was stuffy or anyone else was ever going to beat paycheck lushly to this free kick. like say fed better with that set pieces. with 3 minutes left of billy oban made its rain heading in from a corner. no chance for famine and none for shall come either. it was hardly a dream to have you for one man. it's in for 30 or glorious artistic this month. we're going to 0 don't feel it from israel so as a central defender you need to lead and organize the team from the back side i found that difficult today because you don't have much time to think on the pitch and there are a couple of names i haven't quite memorized yet. but they're a great bunch of lads so i'm not giving them any blame for this kind of a. car full of mom. again stuffy will not want to memorize. one match that w

widespread criticized it's also received a lot of praise of course it was designed by powerhouse architect marcel. now a brutal isn't a went viral on social media some people saying it was inappropriate of donald trump to be concerning himself with architecture at a time of global pandemic but others saying that yes actually brutalist architecture not quite as attractive as some of the classical styles that donald trump preferred obviously brutal is a dividing opinion of the detractors have a point sometimes well beauty is in the eye of the beholder and even i would not say that every concrete building is a monster piece some find problematic from an ideological point of view seeing it as a manifestation of totalitarianism this is the monument in book area opened in the time of the communist so tell it terry in state a drawer of creation of communist ideology probably but also a stunning piece of brutalist architecture it is thankfully now being restored with help from a german university. i mean it is an extraordinary building give you that brutal isn't just one of those top topics that sort of

like the captain marcel's a bit like facing house on his side had already defeated the berlin as in 7 out of 9 encounters in the top flight the hosts skate 1st starts to coach how dada is son martin and germany world cup win a semi could do. with the pay it could do little to stop. he opened the scoring with an absolute humdinger on 28 minutes. his breath taking swerving strike was simply unstoppable. the austrian midfielder has become like the beloved skipper this season for a reason. and it was turning into the subs to show as he demonstrated his other midfield attributes. council will already have a saying but the game is about to get even more painful for countries like. unrelenting pressure in the house of box lead to leipzig 2nd term noting the beginning. and then some of it's just served up really all banned for life does light signal just 2 points off the top spot. all of the glass mill has been using the same starting line up week in week out everything's been working like clockwork with 4 wins from 5 games and the well known. book support machine knew just how to operate in

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widespread criticized it's also received a lot of praise of course it was designed by powerhouse architect marcel broyard now a brutal isn't a went viral on social media some people saying it was inappropriate of donald trump to be concerning himself with architecture at a time of global pandemic but others saying that yes actually brutalist architecture not quite as attractive as some of the classical styles that donald trump preferred obviously brutal is a dividing opinion detractors have a point sometimes well beauty is in the eye of the beholder and even i would not say that every concrete building is a monster piece some find bootless and problematic from an ideological point of view seeing as a manifestation of totalitarianism this is the monument in book area opened in the time of the communist totalitarian state a glorification of communist ideology probably but also a stunning piece of brutalist architecture it is thankfully now being restored with help from a german university. i mean is an extraordinary building give you that isn't brutal isn't just one of those top topics that sort of

comes from plays an especially important role for people who are visually impaired and only able marcel's to look on me and my sense of hearing is what allows me to explore my surroundings and preserve it keeps me safe and helps me connect with people who read your saluki them up all being able to hear is wonderful and sometimes quite emotional clear especially when i hear certain sounds or listen to music all the horrible human music and i'm miserable removal of our rip offs. yes i can see that i experience everything that others experience with their eyes through my ears but so tough to hear when you were doing . his sense of hearing plays a crucial role in helping d.j. rush navigate everyday life even in paris loud and bustling city his ears let him scope his surroundings peter weir knows he said the magic secure mr meticulous it's almost magical my sense of hearing ensures that i'm safe on the streets of sound waves spread in a predictable pattern and can tell me for example if there is an obstacle to my rights from a car to my left or a person who's coming up behind my hearing is an

like say he needed a win to stop by and city 10 points clear at the top and marcel sabots a strike in the 2nd half more or less settled the result 5 work from ankle leno in the build up and a no nonsense finish from the austrian his 4th goal of the current campaign. in the 87th minute video or ban added insult to injury when he was above the rest in the box and heady in the 3rd shouters 14th defeat of the season makes survival ever less likely while 2nd place lights stay within 7 points of league leaders by and at the top of the table. an american football super bowl 55 kicks off on sunday in florida between the tampa bay buccaneers and the kansas city chiefs and found focused on not letting the covert 1000 pandemic overshadow the biggest spectacle in u.s. sports kovi 19 has in can't these football fans from giving their taste of super bowl 55 and various fan zones in tampa with not enough tickets to go around due to crowd limitations for the game some fans don't even have concrete plans we're not sure what to do we cannot walk down with more than 2 people we want to watch a game toge

on the stroke of half time home size resistance was broken once and for all the 73rd minute when marcel submits or made it to no 2 but. a 3rd for villi or about in the 87th minute and leipzig 7 points behind leaders buyer. there's. you're watching the news live from berlin on the spicer thanks for watching. i'm sure going to. be. in some. degree a book. on the cream pie and i'm game did you know that 70000000 land was killed worldwide so that we can. but it's not just the animals at all suffering it's the environment we went on a journey to find ways out of the machine if you want to know how weightlifting the priests and the whole just changed as we think is listen to our podcast on the green. this week on well stories. on doris's hoping for a vaccine. are connecting people in the u.k. . but we begin in kyrgyzstan where women are still being just 2nd class citizens which puts pressure on mothers to have a male successor. so given the name means the long awaited son is a son after 4 daughters. a son and a quiet family life that was all amadu soup of all wanted her husband left her almos

comes from plays an especially important role for people who are visually impaired and are we able marcel's. because we all my sense of hearing is what allows me to explore my surroundings and preserve it keeps me safe and helps me connect with people who really are saluki them up will being able to hear is wonderful and sometimes quite emotional the specially when i hear certain sounds or listen to music all horrible you are in music and i'm miserable removal of the ball since i can't see that i experience everything that others experience with their eyes or through my years or so toss it here on the road to do more with . his sense of hearing plays a crucial role in helping d.j. rush navigate. every day life even in paris allowed in bustling city his ears let him scope his surroundings peter rios he said the magic secure mr meticulous it's almost magical. my sense of hearing ensures that i'm safe on the streets of soundwave spread in a predictable pattern and can tell me for example if there is an obstacle to my right to a car to my left or a person who's coming up behind my hearing is an

write he something and you, me, and marcell we can do it in my house?n disney channel-- which i might save for later. i thought it might be for fun when i'm 40. but he kind of came to me with this concept of "malcolm & marie." and there was nothing other than just the bare bones of the idea. i said i love it. and he started writing. and he wrote maybe 10 pages at a time, and he'd call me, and we'd talk about it for hours. he'd go back, write, call me, and we'd talk about it for hours. we was only, like, 15 pages in which he thought he might bring up the idea to john david washington, because when he started writing malcolm, the only person he was writing it for was john david. it's who he saw, who he visualized when he was writing the character. >> stephen: we have a clip but what is it about? >> the best way to describe it is kind of look a play. and it is two characters. they come home from-- one is a filmmaker. and they're coming home from the premiere of his film. and he has forgotten to thank his partner. and the aftermath of that and chaos ensues,

good minutes and no nonsense but super slick move seals by skipper marcel sub it so. my this was in the style face 1st day in his native poland to sleep but here he wasn't feeling that if anything was looking increasingly lost. towards the end something resembling a chance for shall come but there was no way either was stuffy or anyone else was ever going to beat paycheck lushly to this free kick. like say fed better with that set pieces. with 3 minutes left to billie oban major string catching it from a corner. no chance for famine and none for shall come either. it was hardly a dream debut for one man. it's in for 30 a glorious artistic doesn't do much of. going to 0 don't feel it from as a central defender you need to lead and organize the team from the back side i found that difficult today because you don't have much time to think on the pitch and there are a couple of games i haven't quite memorized yet. but there are a great bunch of lads so i'm not giving them any blame this time for. a car full of mom. a game stuffy will not want to memorize. one match that w

worth checking out indeed that's all for now though thanks ever so much for watching and for marcel from all the crew here in berlin until the next time i'll buy. backs and nations against the pandemic it's a race against time. the good is business with the virus for. who will get the coveted vaccination doses the rich industrial nations already have a plan but one of the situation and africa. made in germany. 30 minutes w. . information. only in taishan. motion. the human auditory system is a marvel of precision and complexity. and it is under constant stress 24 hours a day. what are the consequences. and how do we protect the miracle of hearing. in 75 minutes on d w. w's crime fighters are back again ever goes most successful in radio drama series continues this season the stories focus on hate speech cholera prevention and sustainable chocolate production. all of a sow's are available online and of course you can share and discuss on g.w. africa's facebook page and other social media platforms. crime fighters tune in now . what is different. i listen to the south. here women are in ch

incredibly outlandish and the publisher that announced the release of never before seen writing by marcel preuss, the book titled 75 pages will be available march 18th and will include a collection of work completed by the french author in 1908. it will provide greater insight to multi-volume novel in search of lost time. booktv will bring new programs and publishing news. you can watch all our past programs any time, booktv.org. >> michelle duster recalls the life of civil rights activist ida wells. robert kaplan explores the life of a freelance contractor for the us agency for international development and his impact on american foreign policy. national association of scholars president peter would, with the 1619 project. for more information, go to booktv.org or your program guide. >> welcome to today's virtual commonwealth club humanity's forum program. my name is ladoris hazzard cordell, commonwealth club board member and your moderator. to host virtual events, we are grateful for the continued support of our members and donors, hope you consider making a donation online or text dona

widespread criticized it's also received a lot of praise of course it was designed by powerhouse architect marcel. now a brutal isn't a went viral on social media some people saying it was inappropriate of donald trump to be concerning himself with architecture at a time of global pandemic but others saying that yes actually brutalist architecture not quite as attractive as some of the classical styles that donald trump preferred obviously brutal is a dividing opinion of the detractors have a point sometimes well beauty is in the eye of the beholder and even i would not say that every concrete building is a monster piece some find problematic from an ideological point of view seeing as a manifestation of totalitarianism this is the monument and book area opened in the time of the communist totalitarian state a glorification of communist ideology probably but also a stunning piece of brutalist architecture it is thankfully now being restored with help from a german university. i mean it is an extraordinary building give you that isn't brutal isn't just one of those top topics that sort of popular

worth checking out indeed so for now thanks ever so much for watching time for marcel from all the crew here in berlin until the next time. kick off. frankfurter making the league exciting again the team of the our new mccance down. chasers are in hot pursuit it's a climb the tables are closing in on the day. most borg are right on target after a victory and be left out. to . the power of sport. i come from i never saw the sun the way they. have gone up in brazil in the sun was always the man since the boy took his word for sun it's masculine when i moved to germany as a 10 year old i watched the do it on t.v. that look taste how i see the world. because in german the son put his family in. the same now but the side of a good listener on their side with a ponytail instead of a deep voice extraverted guy seemed absolutely incredible. i realized how language shapes and thinking how definitions far not only a mental image just put our whole 1st half of the world. is inside save my life and was one of the reasons i became a journalist a mystery talent and i use my words to help with intercu

that was way back in season one when trump still had marcel? the manhattan d.a. general are both investigating trump and his businesses the d.a. in fulton county has been looking into whether to open an investigation, and yesterday the georgia secretary of state's office said it opened an official inquiry into trump's unhinged phone call attempting to bully georgia election officials into throwing out legal ballots and overturning the results. and i'm no lawyer, but it almost certainly seems like a crime one former federal prosecutor told cnn, it's pretty clear that the former president committed election fraud if you listen to the call, it sounds like any other call that you might have with an organized crime ring or a drug conspiracy ring or something. and that is that you've got almost code talking about, this is what i need you to do, if you could just help me out here. and even that is a generous interpretation trump doesn't talk in code he's like that idiot who calls a weed dealer and uses code and then uses the real word to make sure the code was right. "h

couldn't over in germany are bale if they remain hottest the heels of leaders by munich they kept in marcel's for beats or scored a stunner against her lynn in their 3 no victory gives all the let's take their 4th win in a row putting them just 2 points off the need. and the usa is women's team is looking on beatable especially after their latest win at the she believes cup on home soil they were up against the mind to brazilian team featuring mater but we're no match for the world cup champions kristen press and megan rapinoe scored in the 2 know when hearsay is now unbeaten in 36 straight games overall and their top of the standings with 2 when. canada needed extra time to be argentina one nil in florida sarastro it's a carcass with good sized to go the whole tournament is being played in one venue in orlando so the 4 teams don't have to travel during the pandemic. now football referees often take abuse from fans bonds an official in mexico a really left one team fuming this referee got in the way of the goal balanced shot from crews as well and then league game with toluca on sunday stoppi

when dominic hakeem marcel ray, a devout muslim asked for -- by his side he was told no. lower court stayed his ux cushion. they found he had a powerful claim which prevents the government from preferring certain religions over others. the court also found he brought this claim as quickly as he possibly could have. in an unsigned order the supreme court reversed. it did not address the lower court's conclusions and mr. ray was executed that night without any spiritual advisor to pray with him. one month later patrick henry murphy a buddhist man asked for a buddhist priest by his side. like mr. ray he was told no. he could only have an advisor from religions that the state had chosen. this time the supreme court reached the opposite conchugz. in an unsigned two sentence order it stopped mr. murphy's execution. the one justice who provided an execution said it would have been okay to deny a buddhist priest as long as they denied a christian advisor as well. fast forward a to just last week a christian man who requested a pastor in the execution chamber. in response the stat

marcell nuÑez who is now leading the covid-19 equities task force working to reduce disparities relatedto the pandemic and an equitable allocation of resources including the vaccine. we are now fortunate not to see a light at the end of this terrible dark drama we have been in. the vaccines are helping or event disease and death. if we have all the information we need and trust so that morbus will make the decision to take the vaccine when it's our turn if that happens in greater numbers we'll all be in better shape it as surgeon general how we use your leadership in the full force of public health service to address this issue of vaccines presidencies of people inhe our country can establish e trust they need to take the vaccine? >> senator thank you for raising this important issue. we have seen concerning rates a vaccine hesitancy when it comes to the covid-19 vaccine and what i would seek to do if i had the privilege of serving number one understand directly that we meet people showing up where they are what's driving their concerns. the same issues or concerns for everyone. there's

really different from what marcell broyer gave them in the 1960s. the studio school would look like this, of course you don't have the sculptures. in back of the studio school is the stable that gertrude whitney turned into an artist's studio. this is that stable. in 1971 she hired a fellow by the name of robert winthrop chanler. a wild and crazy guy. he came from one of those may flower families. if he was on the may flower he probably would have sunk it, but he would plaster enjes sew. he redid her fireplace and chimney and her ceiling. it was all done in poly chrome. today the studio building, the studio school is trying to raise the money, they don't have a lot of money, they're trying to raise the money to restore this room. the day they restore it is going to be something fabulous to walk into. if you look closely at the fireplace and chimney, you'll notice the flames rising upment look closely at the flames and you will see devils, and you will see witches, and you will see god knows what. a few more drinks and i don't know what else you may