in politics is that everyone who uses the knot knows that this is a stage in a lot of it is just show and that when the bullshit detector immediately turns on when someone climbs it's not show that it's old real and authentic but that doesn't mean that stage and isn't important it just has to have credibility is the most that no golf off time. in their quest for votes will the politicians of the future place their faith in a smart presence and big gestures. i i for trump's opponent in the american presidential election that approach didn't work hillary clinton offered masterpieces of studied staging the beaming smile her gaze it was all straight out of her body language manual and yet she stumbled on the way to the white house. and you have to simply say she is an absolute perfectionist and as we know perfection generates aggression the human element was lacking the softness she made a very hard impression a calendar how to pass your floor she lacked was emotional facial expressions and that made her seem less credible yet she should have underscored the statemen

a grenade. but i think the guy was just trying to stroll the stage. beside him just took him. just went off and on sunday it was a bloody end to a day that is started with say much optimism hundreds of thousands of ethiopians had gathered in the capital addis ababa mescal square to support their new prime minister since taking office in april the forty two year old has announced a series of reforms including the release of tens of thousands of prisoners the opening of state owned companies to private investment and a proposed peace deal with eritrea in an address to the nation after the attack abby said that those trying to divide ethiopia would not succeed in your my family why not but i'm not certain groups planned and coordinated to destroy this large gathering to kill innocent people and to spill blood on our streets they have tried very hard but their entire plot has failed the questions are being raised about whether the security operation for such a large rally was adequate some of the officers have been saying that this is an attempt on the life of the prime minister an

a completely different direction. as it is both sides i describe her as the master of none staging and that is the highest art a staging it always looks as if she weren't staging herself but she leaves nothing to chance. mcavoy to so into they make is more staged than practically any other politician. is constantly accompanied by a team responsible for her makeup and her team just as woody must be for the fans who are strict rules for her public appearances where cameras can be positioned which pictures are allowed when should be seen. but some old habits when they. met makar tends to adopt a crouching post she makes herself smaller the origin of this behavior is that we do not want to stand out in the pack in the herd so we make ourselves a bit small and when she steps onto the stage and knows that the spotlight is on our she raises her hand at the same time she crouches that's why we always see maca greeting on this course. and if you look at old interviews she seems very nervous over the years that has been coached out of her but she still has typical movements such as stretching the corners of her lips which can st

that's as close as a minute this is basically all i take on stage my headphones it even says felix is headphones and two memory sticks. and then i always have a spare pair of phones with me which is in the suitcase so if a piece of luggage gets lost i still have another set of phones in states so theoretically all i need to perform is my suitcase or even my backpack. love. belongs to a new generation of musicians equipped with just a memory flash drive this evening he's again playing on the main stage of a major festival. he made his breakthrough in twenty fifteen with the smash hit we mix. his version of cheerleader by jamaican singer only was so popular it went on expectedly to the top of the charts in fifty five countries. in. the song margaret and john mica it had been a hit in jamaica i think but nobody in the rest of the world knew it. and when i put out my remix it went nowhere for the first six months but people started to pick up on it. it went to number one on spotify and suites but with no marketing or record like marketing push on people just thought i liked that market an

fifty he had a dream that he would build a square great and no book of majestic splendor and yet simple and functional it would be earning and for his city on the stage on which his subjects could run for the future of their line. what in fact developed in none see in northeast fronts from the original idea of one square with a host sequence of squares amounting to one of the finest systems of the kind in the whole of europe. at the center of the former capital of the duchy of lorraine on the placid stony silence the plaster like our yeah and the plaster let me see our detects sculptors and craftsmen involved taiwan created here one of the most outstanding achievements of eighteenth century city planning in a mere five years they put together a unique ensemble of architecture out and landscape design. the man to whom no one see owns the squares was stanislav. opponent's king who was destined by the strangest turn of fate to become duke of lorraine he had to flee from poland in seven hundred thirty five disguised as a peasant and with the russian army at his heels after the walls of succession had cost him the polish throat. he was penniless and defen

this has exploded as a huge political issue on the european stage. think that is down to domestic politics. in different countries around europe, primarily germany, where there is a proposed vote of no—confidence in angela merkel. this is the first eu summit with the first new italian prime minister. he dictated a lot of what happened. i think we saw european fudge on the issue. there are major questions to be asked about the new control centres for migrants. we going to look at centres within europe and hopefully they are seeing centres outside europe in africa. there are questions over what the centres will be like and how they will control migrants. there are ethical issues around that and it left everyone able to go back to a domestic audience with something to show. in central and eastern european countries like hungary, poland, but have become so anti—migrant in the last years, they were able to say this is not obligatory, so we do not have to take these migrants. we are seeing a classic eu fudge to the issue of migration. that is what we saw at

you i mean i was a young unique was on stage and it was like we'd rehearse stage. a t.v.you get on the. path and he's happy i i. i i i. am graham did beat box to keep the rhythm going i'm leonard played trumpet that meant we were in the game and did a performance for ten minutes show them the same you know and i think it was. like . i could see how instance they got the system back up for the last song we had exactly six minutes left and we played one song and then it was over. it was amazing. amazing is also the apt way to describe the huge popularity of e.d.m. electronic dance music with deejays from germany very much at the forefront. the few. books. the smaller. culture. call a hair. super food stimulus dollars come on. life style during. the last. thirty minutes. before every journey begins with the first step and every language from the first word emerged from the. coaches in germany to learn german why not learn the most simple online on your mobile and free shops w z e learning course because the german from a to z. . hijacking the news. where i go wrong. the news

domestic political environment and the big question is really whether or not north korea has reached a stage of development where economic development and integration with the world has become so important to key constituencies in north korea that they're pressing kim jong un to move in a different direction and to focus on economic development rather than nuclear capability but what i worry about is that maybe the leader still feels that his domestic legitimacy is based on the nuclear capability and so he wants to use that as a platform and a buffer that enables him to reach out rather than making a choice thai way isn't it premature to talk about any progress knowing that according to all that for north korea to dismantle its nuclear program it would take a police ten years it may not be premature in the sense that we have seen a very unconventional. u.s. president negotiating with mr kim mr kim for the past few years has has been consolidating his power domestically he has the support of the mccann isms of the workers' party the military and so you have a special moment in history where y

president, it has been a busy week on the international stage. you're leaving the summit here in singapore, having determined that kim jong-un is a talented man. you left the g7 summit in canada having determined that prime minister trudeau is weak and dishonest. what do you say to america's allies who worry that you might be jeopardizing our long term alliances and worry you might be treating our historic friends as enemies and historic enemies as friends. >> first of all, i think it is a very fair question. i had a very good meeting with the g7 and i left the meeting and i'll be honest, we're being taken advantage of by virtually every one of those countries very, very seriously. now, the united states because of bad management at the top, because of presidents that didn't care about trade or didn't understand it or whatever reason, for many years with china being obviously the most successful at it, but the european union second, 151 billion we lost, they were represented at the meeting. and we're being taken advantage of on trade.nada ds have

it is completely immersive, the water is notjust a stage for the water is notjust a stage for the actorsc of theatre. this child has complex learning needs and is supported in the water by her teacher. she was really excited. the arching back, the smiles, really beautiful. you could tell she was enjoying it? everything to the raspberry blowing she does is a sign she is happy. she really enjoyed it. two by two children get to experience the show and it's fabulous floating instruments. experience the show and it's fabulous floating instrumentsm sounds better wet. that is why i turnit sounds better wet. that is why i turn it upside down to play it. it sounds a bit like this... it is a rare opportunity for these children to enjoy theatre. for over 30 years, they have pioneered this type of production and its founder has witnessed the work having a dramatic effect. we are not therapists, we are theatre people. we would not make any claim other than, i think in ourshows, we make any claim other than, i think in our shows, we make life seem more joyful, more beautiful, more interesting, more fu

yockelson: i would imagine this is a staged film showing how they used the communication lines. this guy has his gas mask on. he is showing the map coordinates. bella. mr. moizan: that is preparing the offensive which is one of the most famous actions for the american troops. for the first time, including marine fighting in europe, three-week long battles, they are planning ahead. those are the battles that took place. a french army was leading the second division of the time. mr. yockelson: they are loading up the artillery. do know what caliber? mr. moizan: french 75. most of the american artillery was french 75 or -- mr. yockelson: those are the 155. shells? mr. moizan: yes, empty shells. evacuating chateau-thierry -- here they are. americans are providing the provisions. mr. yockelson: they came in as the germans were approaching? in order to protect the city? mr. moizan: late may of 1918, a division was sent in town. a second division, a few miles northwest. mr. yockelson: a river runs right through chateau-thierry? mr. moizan: exactly, east to west. mr. yockelson: those ar

not only to perform great music by gershwin but also very much fun very enjoyable and also to share a stage with someone like steve fundable lonnie great to just be honest perfect for this project wonderful so for us is to have a taste of not only quality but of a different culture we're not just of. george gershwin was an american composer and pianist who combined his love of classical music and jazz and he was also a fantastic improviser for me this makes george a perfect subject for a children's concert stefano thank you for coming on the program i find it very hard as a classical musician why is it that we classical musicians find it so hard to improvise just because you. probably when we were a child somebody told you. it wasn't a good idea if somebody told you you shouldn't improvising should play this music because music is perfect and what you're improvising is not perfect and that's true but that's the good part about that the good part about improvising is exactly that we're not me i'm not looking for perfection i'm looking for the moment it can be the little bit embarrassing i fi

i'm perfect but it's full of the music and it's full of the meaning of the music because there's a stage full of incredibly intelligent professional people who are bringing. all that's a bear on this thing that they lost so what's it like. it's something. like even three years of doing this why on earth because this is a different place that i have played it live so it sounds different something small and other things. i mean it's never the right. so it's challenging but it's very exciting it's kind of nerve wracking because you know each conducting you know you are taking interest in. their interpretation of the music so you have to be really. tuned in and try to do everything here and also just make sure that the decisions on how do you work differently with them do you treat them like you would a professional orchestra i treat them like a professional orchestra but we have for the things that have to salute the everybody is desperate to be here and that they've come from every corner of the globe to be here so we better work with them for as good as they are so why is this so importan

even those there are those who question whether he should even had a meeting at this stage because this meeting certainly did create that sense of equality between the two including the choreographing so i think that's a huge propaganda win for north korea and particularly kim jong il and this is a huge win for north korea so far given. particularly the shortness of the joint statement and the language in it will work toward something will commit toward something that's quite soft diplomatic language you know that's no nets no firm commitment in the in bo's words and criticism of all of those that went before him perhaps very quickly you could remind us of some of the other efforts in the past which he says were all failures never go anywhere as far as this but some of those words seem very similar yes we had the night early ninety's agreement that led to the agreement to get rid of the nuclear power stations so-called claim in north korea in her turn for light water reactors that was cancelled after it was discovered that north korea were cheating we ran this again in the

of the buner plant on a stage give it a relatively neutral background and i separate it from all the foliage from everything that surrounds it and i focus on a very fundamental factor the flower itself. and then it looks is imposing as this rare rothschild slipper. fishy shows it just before it blooms and in full bloom. the the bloom of it all this flower is traded on the black market or that you won't get one for under five thousand dollars why is because it's extremely endangered it only grows on the island of borneo on mount kinabalu you off to the bar and nowhere else in the world t w incidentally the flowers are all much smaller than they appear here we are living in the liner notes here doris that house as you see here doris ones are so high and so long that when it opens like room from roughly so small when it's closed. then you was photos on display were taken last year in close cooperation with the botanical garden in potsdam it's home to many endangered plant species. richard fisher also set up his studio here. to take the photos he uses old fashioned flash bulbs that aren'

aren't perfect but it's full of the music and it's full of the meaning of the music because it's a stage full of incredibly intelligent professional people who are bringing all that so bear on this thing that they love us so what's it like it's it's such. a complete everyman really that's why i'm good because it's a different place but i haven't played it live so it sounds different some things and other things. it's there for the right. so it's challenging but it's a sightseeing it's kind of never again because you know each conductor you know they are taking a big interest in. their interpretation of the music so you have to be really. tuned in and try to do everything you. can also just make sure that you're having problems and how do you work differently with them do you treat them like you would a professional orchestra i treat them like a professional locusts but we have for the things that absolutely everybody is desperate to be here and that they've come from every corner of the globe to be here so. so we better work with them for as good as they are so why is this so important f

and i think, because it‘s a group stage moving into a knockout stage, the opportunity for that — i thinkon today, and we‘ve had a whole variety of ideas as to what might be done from rock, paper, scissors, which i don‘t think is the a nswer eve ryo ne scissors, which i don‘t think is the answer everyone will accept... even answer everyone will accept... even a penalty shootout between those sides. is there a solution, do you think? i quite like the solution they‘ve come up to with the cars because there‘s so much talk in this country about whether the result should be the only thing we look at. we all talk about this pressure on medals and performance, and actually finding a way to reward people and players are having a good match, for making the process good, for not cheating, not throwing yourself on the floor, is great. some of the earlier matches were terrible. yellow cards — worth it then. thank you very much for running through the papers. hello there. on thursday, all four nations of the uk recorded a temperature above 30 degrees, so can we keep that up through the next few days?

president, it's been a busy week for you on the international stage. you're leaving the summit here in singapore having determined that kim jong-un is a talented man. you left the g7 summit a few days ago in canada having determined that prime minister trudeau is weak and dishonest. what do you say to america's am lice who worrya -- america's allies who worry that you might be jeopardizing our longtime alliances and worry you might be treating our historic friends as enemies and our historic enemies as friends? >> first of all, i think it's a very fair question. i had a very good meeting with the g7, and i left the meeting -- and i'll be honest, we are being taken advantage of by virtually every one of those countries, very seriously. now the united states because of bad management at the top, because of presidents that didn't care about trade or didn't understand it or whatever reason, for many years with china being obviously the most successful at it, bhe ni is sec billion we lost. they were represented at the meeting. and we're being takencanada d h

ice that's obvious this is another attempt from the right wing of the conservatives to launch in a staged pushes in a hired on your own. time is running out for the two sides to reach a compromise if they don't until americans government could be in serious trouble. all right that every is the chief political correspondent melinda crane is standing by melinda lots of ground that i want to cover with you is this chose the america's worst crisis and could we see the german government collapse over its migration policy. it is certainly her worst internal power struggle and that within her own party and there is absolutely a risk that the government could collapse at the moment most people seem to believe that some kind of compromise is likely to be found and we've heard that the former finance minister of wolfgang who is now the head of the parliament that he has been asked to mediate between these two conservative parties the chancellor c.d.u. and the bavarian conservatives the c s u and he is highly respected by both sides and that kind of a compromise would involve some sort of face savin

god i was a young meek young equals on stage and it was like we rehearsed it. ok you was. d everything is happy i am i. i did a friend graham did beat box to keep the rhythm going i'm led to play trumpet that meant we were in the game and did a performance for ten minutes show them the same you know and i think that. i could see how instance they got the system back up for the last song we had exactly six minutes left and we played one song and then it was over. it was amazing. amazing is also the opposite way to describe the huge popularity of e.d.m. electronic dance music with deejays from germany very much at the forefront. thank you. we'll i'm. twenty one special. because my dear the most. of the running large shot. precious liberation exile home. these are some of them on march. fourth. climate change from the state. environmental. biodiversity species conservation exploitation. human rights displacement. of the global and current of local actually. three thousand on. time for an upgrade. furniture that grows all buying. a house with no roof. poor design highlights you

you know doing to remakes of the song with a gentleman and if my son keep money to make a stage i'm playing the chief man if this man has a festival. and in twenty fourteen they performed together at gentleman's m.t.v. unplugged show in cologne not he says a mutual respect and network together know why and are you willing to go in your mind to get the job out there while this been before and after someone so you can learn from the way he writes means. you learn from them is hard to kill it's self in the cell so i've learned a lot in this process it's so much joy to want to work with it every day appreciate it very seriously because i know. each. of their tracks were recorded in miami and not just classic canvas but also a ritual material such as manna that's the title of. this list a really good. book. good female energy is what keeps us alive if you know it's mother it's not father it's mostly been learned to do the work if it were at their words you can actually get everything to get at the man you may need days but it's been a good you know it's not about us can protect them son can proj

facing a second stage of a world cup and not seeing germany playing.take it much more seriously i think. there will be some serious drinking in some of these huge fan parks. i hope it will stay calm. germany is not a country that goes mad about these things. there may be some problems here, maybe in berlin where a couple of hundred thousand people are together. i think it will stay calm. people will pretty soon return to normal life. they will forget the world cup and maybe follow england. croatia, that is what you read about here. tonight is a very sad night for most people. i saw some pictures from earlier where young people were crying. this is not usualfor germany. many thanks indeed. germany drowning their sorrows after the group stage. maybe following england's now. this is a very strange world cup indeed. let's catch up with england's now because they have arrived in the leningrad. our sports correspondent, natalie pirks, joins us from kaliningrad. what will be in and players be thinking about that? for any nation it will be an easier path towar

thing is going to be the hardest game for france in a group stage he truly truly is old in time been difficult you know to play the game turn it down mark you know they have tough play is a very decent clean and talented but i still think that from time individually and collectively a better side i'm sure let's see let's see you know it should bow anything can happen but i do believe that in from passing we need because they have not been at their level just a couple of days ago thief of president johnny continues said that russia was one hundred percent ready for the world cup and obviously fan fest is part of that beer music football what else would a fan want especially if you are she doesn't happen match ticket every eleven host city will have found zone a fan fest on like that and we will be certainly all over that with our team covering the world cup over the next month. people who all over the world are going to be using those fans and throw the championship to watch matches law and get merchandise enjoy the concerts we spoke to few the guys already at sunday's event. very very

the prime minister of the meeting with the russian ambassador you announce the beginning of a new stage in cultivating relations with russia so on the one hand you say nothing changes but on the other you mention a new stage what exactly will be new i didn't say there would be no changes i said that we would not be shifting into reverse i hope and i'm almost certain that now we will be developing our relations even more efficiently when i say a new stage i mean more positive more meaningful and more productive also more straightforward more candid and transparent this is what i mentioned in the beginning relations without any dark corners it's not that what we all see in those corners satisfies all of us in every way what i say is that we frankly voice our opinion and our concerns and we should all do that during the meeting with vladimir putin we had no problems finding common ground we settled some matters immediately and agreed to discuss others in greater detail later again there were no problems encountered during the talks with. you and elz entering the new stage and as i understa

raney and lawmaker thinks this is ok because shine a comb successfully used the method of staging his own death to effectively investigate difficult and complicated crimes well if it happened in fiction must be good in real life too whether ukraine will produce evidence that there was ever a russian plot in the first place remains to be seen but after a stunt like this it's hard to imagine many will take anything he says at face value most your own money when someone manipulates information they deceive the rhodian it's it is clear that they are deceiving their own citizens so for us the actions the craning author writes is absolutely unacceptable and the free media have suffered most from this i can't comment on what it did or didn't do i don't know the exact circumstances but i do know that he's participated in a big circus a masquerade which is of course a big problem for him and for the credibility of journalism. go has responded to one article in the british media which said that the staged murder may have done more harm than good for ukraine he posted a comment on facebook using

but it was very important for me to have a goal for example that i would like to be back on stage on uch and such a day you know like a deadline he should go down the fish can be tough that means i'm going to. her the one. when it comes to his music and performance says paul found dyke is a perfectionist i i i i fellow german d.j. marco schultz is overrun is annoying i plus there's an unfinished technical set up shortly before fantastic his do on stage i listen i i think the show is a multimedia transfer formants a work of art. layer by layer vandyke uses sequencers and many controllers to break down tracks into their constituents hearts before reassembling them live at the controls. that means each set not only sounds different above all it sounds exactly as paul van dyke wants it to. lick. ligo i'm going to go on about what we can offer i think one of the reasons why i'm still here is because i'm pretty authentic that of us i stay true to the kind of music that i actually believe and when i refused to sell out or be a vehicle for trans. mi five big. skips of spite of my production t

they have a three-stage missile. experts and our nation's capital unclassifiedf our nationalhat our intelligence agency has released say north korea was simply using andrimitive of materials technology to successfully launch a three-stage missile. guess what? on december 12, 2012, north koreans successfully launched a three-stage missile and put a satellite into orbit. what does that mean? it means they can hit alaska or hawaii at least. but not texas. have a weaponhey under development. i would like to express why this is so important. it is a missile that has the same type of ranges as another but it comes on a mobile launcher. sensitive having to put it on a so instead of having to put it on a big pad, they put it on a lawn tractor trailer es off.fts up and it means the warning time r americans is shorter. it is harder to get in position. all they have to do is lifted up and fire it. how long do is that missile system? i do not know. it under kim jong-un, it continues to be developed. as if things are not bad enoug

instead of the burner i put a plant on a stage give it a relatively neutral background and i separate it from all the foliage from everything that surrounds it and i focus on a very fundamental factor the flower itself. and then it looks as imposing as this rare rothschild slipper. fishing shows it just before blooms and in full bloom. the bloom of it all these flowers is traded on the black market as it won't get one pound of five thousand dollars why is because it's extremely endangered it only grows on the island of borneo on mount kinabalu off the ball and nowhere else in the world t w incidentally the flowers are all much smaller than they appear here we are living in the liner notes here doris that house as you see here dark this one so high and so long that when it opens like rhythm roughly so small when it's closed. then you was photos on display were taken last year in close cooperation with the botanical garden in potsdam it's home to many endangered plant species. richard fisher also set up his studio here. to take the photos he uses old fashioned flash bulbs that aren't pr

a grenade. but i think the guy was just trying to stroll the stage. beside him just took him. just went off and on sunday it was a bloody end to a day that is started with say much optimism hundreds of thousands of ethiopians had gathered in the capital addis ababa mescal square to support the new prime minister since taking office in april the forty two year old has announced a series of reforms including the release of tens of thousands of prisoners the opening of state owned companies to private investment and to propose peace deal with eritrea in an address to the nation after the attack be said that those trying to divide ethiopia would not succeed in your my fellow why not but that i'm not certain groups planned and coordinated to destroy this large gathering to kill innocent people and to spill blood on our streets they have tried very hard but their entire plot has failed the questions are being raised about whether the security operation for such a large rally was adequate some of the officers have been saying that this is an attempt on the life of the prime minister a

a number of languages. the great andrea bocelli from the mercedes-benz stage. computer you're going to be interested in this. on june 28th, 30th, and july 1st, we'll be streaming performances lurch from the american family insurance amphitheater at summertest in milwaukee, wisconsin, with imagine dragons, logic, and florida georgia line. you can watch it all at jimmykimmellivemusic.com. there it is right there. our first guest tonight was rubbing shoulders with everyone from e.t. to mr. t before she was in her teens. she plays human flesh-eater slash real estate agent sheila hammond on "santa clarita diet." season 2 is streaming now on netflix, please welcome drew barrymore. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: welcome. how are you? you smell good. >> i do? >> jimmy: yeah, you do. >> patchouli. >> jimmy: oh, that's right, patchouli. >> good old dirty hippie smell? d >> jimmy: did you go back to patchouli? >> i'm such a loyalist, i feel like i came out of the womb dabbing pa chuch low and i've never sprayed. >> that would be a great celebrity baby name, patchouli

disagreement with steel i mean it did terms of inflation it is high at twenty five percent how we got to a stage where people can't afford really to buy the essentials or are we a long way from that position sort of similar to what happened as the report said in two thousand and warm. well no the situation is very very different from what was happening in two thousand and one in argentina when there was fifty percent poverty now today almost all know who's one of the largest union leaders in the country is the current leader of the teamsters union. he said that back when cristina kirchner was in office previous to. people could still forward food now that's that's definitely hyperbolic people can still buy food but they have seen in the last year and a half their purchasing power decrease and this strike is a response to this because they are indeed afraid that the economic crisis could deepen and it could turn out to be something similar to what happened seventeen years ago it's all very well sort of to go on strike but it's really not going to help sort of the public sector as a whole because