so come stein, maya. think those who help that communities and stress the importance of working together. and he said, germans have every reason to be confident about the future. next, the next year we will be celebrating our democracy, 75th birthday. our basic law is turning $75.00 and for no less than 34 years now, it has applied to the whole of our united country. and this gives us all cause for celebration of the i'm going to fire. there's no need to hide away from the world. that was the core of the president's christmas message. his listeners may well need that brazilian to attitude in the months to come. so, let's get around up now of some other world news headlines. the russian authorities have move to child kremlin, create critique, alex, sign of only to a peano color, the in northern russia. that's according to hispanics. person is team and tracked him down there off the hill. he hadn't been seen for a move in 2 weeks. the valley is serving a 19 year sentence for alleged extremism and other char

is it hitchcock and it's a tragedy on the builder of noise. fun, stein? lunatic. the 2nd i didn't want strangers or any one he hadn't invited to enter or visit his castle. he would have been horrified. so this was the other thing, but the way he built it and by keeping the public as the awesome guy, he essentially laid the foundation for this tourism himself. not put this car up as a sequence august with these you might say that an agency couldn't have done a better job than this particular builder. who actually wanted the opposite by what has it. yeah, but you know, that's the least for how to and there is more making the tail of noise. she punched on so compelling the 2nd spent the last days of his life in the castle until he was declared insane and arrested on june 12th 18. 66 a day later he was dead. deaf and clave and teacher also tells this part of the story every day to those visiting the castle. the, i guess i left the on when it's not hard to guide the tours. but every now and then the tour will unexpectedly become difficult. well, after 2 years, he and h

sean stein is too important for bavaria, for that it's 8 am. one hour before the castle opens to tourists. steph. enclave and teacher is one of the guides and cleaning is also part of his job. the cleaning companies are not allowed in the chambers. the danger of something getting damaged is too great. so we'll think owns either, but this is how every work day starts for us. that we clean up the dirt lift by about 6000 visitors every morning. so the things are clean again for the next 6000, the subway for the next 26000 the another 5 minutes. then the 1st tour is to arrive. during high season, 20 castle guides working parallel every day. diffuse between both of these funds. the organizational management at noise punched on castle cannot be compared with the management at the sister castles of teams. and linda whole function, noise schwann's time is the machine. so we're almost like assembly line workers. we have no time for any interruptions. every 5 minutes another 60 people get ushered in. there's really no room for hitches. the stuff enclave

great granddaughter, and ruby stein's white cousin. a letter from this wonderful lady. i said, dear mrs.. hicks and i went on to tell her that i was the great great granddaughter of william harrison hare ran, and what did she really write me back? and shsaid, now we are cousins. and you either call me martha, our cousin martha. she won me over right there. we arrange for martha, her husband karl, and their granddaughter, natalie to meet their black cousins in lodi. they. what was that moment like? i wanted to cry. i, i really did before i met you. i wasn't sure if you were going to be excited about having black cousins. there are a lot of people who that would not be good news. it would not have happened 40 years ago. i think we've made quite a bit of progress. it's an honor for us to be an example of progress. yes, it is really well put and honor well put. there he is a handsome guy. the rands a heritage born from a family tree with black and. white roots, a kodak moment. i recently spoke to audrey and she told me the next grande fami

good socum stein, maya. think those who help their communities and stress the importance of working together. and he said, germans have every reason to be confident about the future. the next, the next year we will be celebrating our democracy. 75th birthday. our basic law is turning $75.00 and for no less than 34 years now, it has applied to the whole of our united country. and this gives us all cause for celebration of the. i'm going to fire. there's no need to hide away from the world . that was the core of the president's christmas message. his listeners may well need that resilient attitude in the months to come. i can turn out to some other world news headlines. iranian state media site and is riley air strike and syria has killed one of its senior generals. sorry, it was the most obvious was reportedly killed in the neighborhood of damascus. who was responsible for coordinating the military alliance between syria and iran. iran, the president has vowed to avenge his death. israel has refused to commen

frank sponsor stein meyer appeals to germans not to turn their backs on democracy and not to give up on peace kremlin critic, i'll explain. a volume is located more than 2 weeks after associates lost track of them. and of all these folks person says he's currently in a penal colony in northern russia, the. and for the 1st time ukraine is celebrating christmas on december 25th. instead of a traditional date in january, part of efforts to distance itself from russian culture, the hello, i'm clear, richardson, thank you so much for joining us. there. last run. health ministry in dollars us has always 70 people have been killed in an error stripe on a refugee camp is rarely army size. it is reviewing the incidents, the health ministries and thousands more people were killed in strikes across the gaza strip. a warning that are nice report contains disturbing images. the christmas has bought no response to the suffering of god. paramedics rushed to refuse the injured after yet another is really a strong this time on the oh my god, the refugee camp central gaza. they also recovered dozens o

and then i took this material to the laboratory of my colleague at harvard, stein jacobsen, who has a mass spectrometer. you can see her in front of us. you can seen on the left my summer intern, sophie, who at first arrived just to shout at me and document the project. she wantsts to become a science journalist, then at some point she said, maybe i can help in doing the sites. and i said, that would be fantastic. so i arrange for her a microscope with tweezers, and then we found 50 spherules on the ship. she found more than 600 pics altogether we have over 700 spherules, and i gave her the title spherules hunter pixel in a matter of a couple of weeks she really increased the reservoir of spherules by more than a factor of ten. and that is very helpful for us. the person you see on the other side is stein jacobsen, that is highly regarded, very conservative i should say, and a very trustworthy geochemist. and i chose to work with him because i could trust anything he does. he's not biased one way or another. so what you see here are the spherules from so these findings. and here are s

their backs on democracy. 2023 was a year when many people wanted to switch off the news. president stein maya said in his address the crises around the world with a many, just too depressing open. i totally briefly did. the jim and president mentioned russia's war and ukraine, now dragging on through it 2nd winter as he pointed out. all the war in the middle east, between israel and thomas jesus, the other ones of this year has left many unresolved issues here in our country to lunch. i know some people are looking skeptically at government and politicians and some are worried about the future. the either we all long for a more peaceful world. i feel the same longing, and it is my belief that we must never abandon it. people wanted clear on so as to the world's problem stein maya said, and it was right to expect politicians to provide them between the lines. the presidents, concerned and threats to democracy was unmistakable. perhaps he was thinking of the continuing roys of the far right populace. and the pulse munch event is the up some turn away. the others complain about everything a

when he was 20, he happened to come to noise fond stein as a seasonal worker, and stayed right. following almost from back when i started, an older colleague said to me, every day a noise she launched 9 as an adventure to tell you right here we are starting and more minutes to close the door here, the more of your attention please. thank you. welcome to my as long as thank castle most watson cost was billed for this chapter one king the big, the 2nd off that area book that bus chose. how are you looking to switch to? i use include week he became king of the area when he was only 18 years old. he'll tell that story 10 more times today as he's done every working day for the last 21 years. if you have any questions, don't hesitate to ask me. my name is steph, i'm and here we go. the castle tour. it has been timed out, meticulously. no delays are permissible. otherwise, there will be traffic jams and k us. now it's been exactly 25 minutes. 16 rooms in less than half an or the, as you mentioned. so here we have the 1st bottleneck and the guided tour on busy times, around 7000 people

how much can president stein meyer actually do in any of these areas? well, he's just the head of state, he's not the government so he can't do anything concretely account the side, any policy. but you can put pressure, he kind of appeal. so he's appealing to voters to citizens, to do that parts. he's also appealing here to the governments. uh, there is a statement where he says that the democrats need to work together to make things a possible. the politicians need to give answers and he's talking there. i think about the government. this is a 3 policy coalition which we've never had in jo, me that have been bickering a lot of the last 2 years that they've been impala. and especially recently that's been really struggling to find common ground. and that's part of the problem. and show me that people are feeling that the government politicians, on not really managing the crises, that they are especially the badge of crisis. no budget for the new year after ruling by the federal court to the highest court in the, in the country. invalidating parts of the

and it was about geto in the town of mir that lyudmila ulitskaya’s book was written, daniel stein is careless boys still have no idea what fate awaits their loved ones and themselves. horror and timid hope for a miracle. but the miracle did not happen. in november '41, the mass extermination of jews began. more than 1,600 people were shot in a sand pit near the mir castle, the second the mass shooting claimed another 700 lives of civilians, but every one of them whose eyes are now looking at us from these. mournful monuments are now erected in these places. in one of your castles there is now a memory hall, where each item can tell the tragic story of its owner. here is a napkin, let at least something remain of me. with these words, a girl named khasya, breaking free for a moment, managed to give this scrap to one of the residents. embroidered fabric, hasya, like several hundred of it fellow villagers were led to be shot, the coat was sewn by a jewish tailor for a local resident semyon furs, semyon was also shot, but the coat outlived its owner. a book of memory is also kept here, c

people wanted clear on so as to the world's problem stein might have said, and it was right to expect politicians to provide them between the lines. the president's concern and threats to democracy was unmistakable. perhaps he was thinking of the continuing roys of far right populace and the pulse munch event is a yup. some turned away from the others, complain about everything and everyone about venice on spring and yet, but in a democracy when the going gets tough, there are better counselors than anger and contempt, better counsellors than those who would pretend that there is always one simple answer to the questions of the future if i can get so starting my, i think those who help that communities and stress the importance of working together. and he said, germans have every reason to be confident about the future to him next. the next year we will be celebrating our democracy, 75th birthday. our basic law is turning $75.00 and for no less than 34 years now. it has applied to the whole of our united country. and this gives us all cause for celebration of the. i'm going to fire th

w. noise, fun, stein, a fairy tale cast. any believe it's the symbol of german culture? others think it's just grandiose marketing. slides of tourist replicas, souvenirs, what is it that was so many people to the castle noise spot and starting from fairy tale to cash cows? in 45 minutes on d w. the imagine that you're eating a hamburger and as you're biting into this juicy murder, your dining companion says to you, actually that hamburger is not made from cows. it's made from golden retriever's. 2 2 2 should we. 2 2 2 2 2 2 in meeting cultures around the world, people learn to classify small handful of adults with edible, all the rest of the classify as disgusting. w series about our complex relationship with animals. the great debate. what's, you know on youtube, dw documentary, the a glittering, diamonds, sparkling gems. and precious pounds essential for any crown and the true gift from nature. so i'm going to most so give that a bit of a wash with water to a beauty. extracting these treasures of names, exportation, and environmental damage. but there is another way to

this is the, the news w. mine's noise fun, stein. a fairy tale cast. many believe it's the symbol of german culture. others think it's just grandiose marketing? floods of curious replicas. souvenirs. what is it did was so many people to the castle. noise sponge dying from fairy tale to cash cows. in 45 minutes on d w. the in many countries education is still a privilege. property is one of the main causes, some young children walk in minecraft. instead of going to class others can attend classes, the minions of children, of the world. we ask why? because education makes the world make up your own mind. made full minds. the a deep into my eyes. what do you see? we can tell through eye contact whether someone's well disposed towards us. then what their intentions are. it activates areas in the brain, the control social behavior, even baby see guy contact. we find it harder to lie or fit while looking someone in the we find glances of up to 5 seconds pleasant any more than that can feel intrusive and intimidating. so we're going to spend the next 26 minut

good socum stein list. think those who help their communities and stress the importance of working together. and he said, germans have every reason to be confident about the future. next the next year we will be celebrating our democracy. 75th birthday. our basic law is turning $75.00 and for no less than 34 years now. it has applied to the whole of our re united country. and this gives us all cause for celebration of the i'm going to fire and there's no need to hide away from the world. that was the core of the president's christmas message. his listeners may well need that brazilian to attitude in the months to come. well do stay tuned. you can see the president of time, so i just, i myers feel speech immediately following this program. let's take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world. it ran in state media side and is really airstrike and syria has killed. one of its senior generals side was the most abi was reportedly killed in the neighborhood of damascus. he was responsible fo

and it's v i will as become even more, most of the dangerous the kids only increases as professor stein to come from. the university of humbug explains the photography. the i, as when i lived in this fine, how real this type of experience can be, depends on the technology being used. and the way things are depicted in the virtual world. and we called this sense of presence. you please to the higher the sense of presence of the more i believe that when i see seems real is that the places and experiences are actually there meant this is also true when you experience very beautiful moments. but of course i can also make you very nervous or lead to anxiety or fear is it, you know, they start ashton and to make matters even worse. most of these via wolves don't even use stringent age checks, which could at least provide an extra layer of protection. what we need to understand is that the current system in which the technology is being developed does not prioritize the needs of the child. and that leaves our children vulnerable to harms and to predators and to exploitation. as long as these v

next on d, w. noise, fun, stein. a fairy tale can any believe it's the symbol of german culture? others think it's just grandiose marketing. floods of curious replicas, souvenirs. what is it that was so many people to the castle? noise sponge dying from fairytale to cash couch in 45 minutes on d. w. as he's got any issues with a lot say what the of the how did you pay for your coffee this morning? did you use coins or your phone? the answer it likely depends on the country. you're from my bakery in berlin. i don't have a choice. they only take cash, that's the norm here. but in india, for example, digital wallets are becoming more popular than physical ones. why the different countries have different.

and so, stein put this material from the spheres in the mass spectrometer. this is what he found.ver seen anything like it before. we must give it a new name. so what you see in this diagram is abundance, the amount, the fraction contribution to the weight of this from different elements in the periodic table, which you see at the bottom. you see the different elements going all the way from lithium up to uranium and the number one standard abundance of solar system material. so, anything associated with rocks that condensed out of the early solar system called conri, and represented on this diagram, and amid the yellow path in the region had a berylium in weight relative to solar system materials. and this is 500 times more and uranium that's 600 times more than solar system materials. so, we called this composition belau, berylium, uranium, and lan. and you see it much more than other materials. one can make the same plot, but now it's volatility of elements, in other word elements on the right side of this diagram can be lost easily by evaporation, a a result of it heating up t

brynn, thank you. >>> so andrea bern stein is with me now. with repubblica, npr and you saw her in the documentary on the trump family business. andrea, you've been in the courtroom throughout this trial. it's interesting how brynn described it. he was there, not on the stand. he was there as a spectator, behind the defense table as a spectator. you were there. how would you describe his demeanor, how he carried himself obviously in this couple of days before he's on the stand again? >> it's so interesting because i've covered trump for so long and i have never seen him the way he is in this courtroom. he's always in command of the room. he was a real estate developer, apprentice, white house, campaign, post campaign, but now he has to sit there when the bailiff says all rise. he has to stand and sit and sit at the defense table. no one can see him. it's all for those moments where he walks out of the courtroom. he doesn't have to be standing behind that police barricade, but he does. it gives a look. he gets to say, i should be in iowa. he c

finding consensus, part of developing countries on economies for the w correspondingly only phenomena . stein is following the conference force in dubai. i asked her earlier is a final declaration really within reach? well, that's the question on everybody's mind here. obviously to, you know, last nights and for us and service us during this. it's been a pretty long night and a pretty long day of, of waiting and for the negotiators behind close stores. um, it has been a very long night and a very long day of negotiating, trying to find compromises, trying to find the, to build bridges. and, you know, the presidency is in talks with this sort of different country groups. we're hearing a lot of rumors and the, the stakes are pretty high. the pressure is on. i mean, we're heard some of those statements. they are ministers coming out. and there is a pretty stark standoff between, you know, those countries like, or producing countries like saudi arabia. i'm calling so for know language of pays out to be included in the draft sex and then especially applied and fundable countries. no island states

the only from kind of stein there. well, thousands of dead, sardines, and macro have washed off with the shows of whole title in japan. it's it ministry . how the fish died? they blanketed several, telling me that it's a beach, a the official port of a code that tie in the notes. the big concerns about marine life safety of the board of contamination by the 2011 meltdown of the focus. you menu see a pal applied was released into the pacific earlier this year. a residence for i know to bring the dead fish. i next up here on dw documentary looks at the effects of industrial exportation on the ocean floor. i bid for golden info, then. thank you for watching the, the taste of us. we have a problem. it was in the us middle class income has fairly risen in the last 20 to 30 years 6 to hobson. okay, so it gets the same time that keeps right. 300 trillion that the truck, the december 9 on dw.

i'm not a big deal and then i took this material to the laboratory of my colleague at harvard, steinobson, who has a ms. spectrometer. you can see it just here in front of us. you can see on the left that my summer, intern sophie baxter, who at first arrived just to shadow me and document the project, she wants to become a science journalist. but then at some point she said, maybe i can help in doing the science. and i said, that would be fantastic. so i arranged for her a microscope with tezers. and then we found 50 spherules on the ship. she found more than 1600. so altogether we have over 700 spherules and i gave her the title several hunter. so in a matter of a couple of weeks, she really increased the reservoir of spherules by more than a factor of ten. and that is very helpful for us, the person you see on on the other side is a stein jacobson that the is highly regarded very conservative i should say and a very trusted worthy geochemist. and i chose to work within because i could trust anything he does. he's not biased one way or another. so what you see here are the spherules

people to, to really feel like if this is his company, the difference or not the only point time or stein into by there. here's a look at some of the other headlines making use around the world. danish prime minister method fredrickson has pledged almost $1000000000.00 euros of additional ministry aid to ukraine. the announcements came during a meeting between the ukrainian presidents and nordic leaders in the norwegian capital oslo. ca package will be presented to the danish parliament on thursday. august a car company, tesla is recalling nearly all of its vehicle sold in the united states because of full detected in the in built auto pilot system. this follows a 2 year investigation into crashes that happened when the driver assistant software was in use. more than 2000000 cars are effected tropical sites alone, jasper has slammed into north eastern australia, bringing torrential rains on, leaving thousands with high power officials or warning of life threatening conditions and urging residents to take precautions. there are no reports of insurance. representatives from 6 western bolton

you wrote this along with andrew stein in "the new york post" in an op-ed. said kids never been perfect and rebellious, but never this far removed from reality, affected by social media and political currents that have sold them pure propaganda. i was very young lad in the rebellious 1960s, but the climate then was completely different in terms of the flow of information from what it is now. >> well, look, i think those protests in the 60s and i point out that all those people who support israel, 95-5 during their day were participants in a lot of protests in colleges and so people do mature over time. but i've never seen anything like this. i've never seen support for a terrorist group, i've never seen such upside down attitudes because none of these kids have been to israel, really have a thorough understanding and only know what they have been told. they are far removed from the 1948 resolution approved by over two-thirds of the world creating israel in the first place. they have no historical sense. its incredible. >> john: it really is quite incredible.

stein 3% and west 2%. we don't have graphics to support this. i don't know how it will shake out. do you have a firm idea today as to how many third party candidates could be listed on every state or any of the states that matter? >> well, it's hard to get on all 50 states. there are 25 states where it's easy to get on. another dozen with some effort you can get on. the rest it is very hard to get on. you need to have hundreds of thousands of signatures. no labels party will be on all 50 ballots or nearly all 50. robert kennedy decided will he concentrates an the mega and battleground states and it will hurt biden. jill stein running on the green party later in all 50 states, in 2016 in wisconsin, michigan and pennsylvania, her number of votes was bigger than hillary clinton's losing margin. similarly in 2020, the libertarian candidate on all the state's ballots joe jurgenson, her votes in arizona, georgia, and wisconsin were bigger than donald trump's losing margin. third party candidate isn't going to win but they can have a huge impact on who does. >> dana: intrigue. president

heller-stein eventually dismissed the cases of these families without proceeding . the reaction of the victims' families was one sentence. this damn court is full of corruption. but a case was filed shortly after the incident . according to this report, these 19 people, led by osama bin laden, were able to destroy four passenger planes with the help of a cardboard knife. 10 years after september 11, christopher bolin book. he wrote under the title of solving the mystery of september 11 he says: the reason why i named my book solving the mystery of september 11th was because i knew from the beginning that september 11th was not going to be solved. solving the story of september 11 has no benefit for zionists. we and the people were given a pre-prepared false story to go to war based on and it was supposed to stay that way. when to i went into this as an investigative reporter, my goal was to try to solve this issue, but upon further investigation , i realized that all the decisions were made to protect the fake story of 9/11 to advance the war and cover up. is the tr