well i'm babylon delivers a nine hundred twenty s. berlin in a way that's bound to get under your skin. probably the greatest detective in the world takes a royal trip but encounters a corpse finding the culprit on a train where everyone is a suspect becomes his most urgent task the great british actor and director kind of rana has taken on the major challenge of remaking murder on the orient express the screen adaptation of the famous novel by crime writer agatha christie and a classic of movie history let's take a look. the real killer is right here. when people. were. sleeping here. and i can see everyone. can see the night. train journey and high cross entertainment for all the family that's all we have time for on this edition but as always much more on our facebook and website pages so next week go easy on the popcorn. what does a football loving country need to reach its goals. we'll tell you how german soccer made it back to the top. you know web special. football made in germany. when everything knows it's a chinese food with

series ever babylon berlin. and a focus on new art and music from south africa. but first we need so what can it the reporter writes about islamist terrorism and the most dangerous men in the world now she's published her memoirs. mckenna to expose the roots of the jihad the german journalist is interested in the other side of the conflict but has the world in its grip in her memoir she writes of watching found. a hobbit is a beginning and was moved by this is to look for these encounters because i think the only way we can try to understand these people is if we talk to them and put forward our arguments if you read the book you will see that i spoke with the i asked commander in the car. and i discussed a few of the discussion continued to the point when he put his hand in his right trouser pocket and i knew he was carrying a gun. and i knew i had to tone down my critical questions. but i did try to argue with these people and try to understand how they became who they are sufficient. the daughter of his moroccan immigrants grow up between two cultures when the

series ever babylon berlin. and a focus on new art and music from south africa. but first we meet so what next candidate the reporter writes about islamist terrorism and the most dangerous men in the world now she's published her memoirs. mckenna takes pause the roots of the jihad the german journalist is interested in the other side of the conflict that has the world in its grip in her memoir she writes of watching found. a hobbit is a beginning and was moved by this is to look for these encounters because i think the only way we can try to understand these people is if we talk to them and put forward our arguments if you read the book you will see that i spoke with the i asked commander of the car. on a disco if your top of the visit discussion continued to the point when he put his hand in his right. trouser pocket and i knew he was carrying a gun. and i knew i had to tone down my critical questions. but i did try to argue with these people and try to understand how they became who they are. an immigrant's grow up between two cultures when the western world wa

babylon berlin is germany's most ambitious and expensive t.v. series ever it all started as a crime novel written by this man. he's fascinated by germany in the roaring twenty's a time of upheaval. to be honest i became fascinated with his ear as soon as i was old enough to read how germany's first democracy blossomed but so quickly faded with the start of the. man for the entire. it's a period of great tragedy. we don't know that's what. it's a tragedy that fascinates him so much so that he quit his job and began writing the resulting six crime novels about the one nine hundred twenty s. and thirty's and berlin. now the first of those novels has been adapted into a sixteen episode t.v. series and what a series it is. babylon berlin with a budget of forty million euros this berlin is a metropolis that's home to poverty drug abuse and crime a volcano waiting to erupt fascinating and modern the series paints an authentic and gripping portrait of the german capital in that era. cup and there was an incredible explosion of creativity art and culture

and the--oh, okay, the gardens of babylon... where were they? hmm...bviously, i'm between a, b, or c. i'm ruling out greece. um, some other... [sighs] ancient wonders. hmm... pyramids in egypt. that's at least one, so the gardens would not be there. think that i'm gonna go with the "50/50" here. >> okay, final? >> final answer. >> okay, we'll see if narrowing it down to just two answers will help you. let's take two away. >> oh, man! i knew i had a feeling that would happen. >> turkey and iraq. so, a and b is what you're left with. >> the others are each home to two of the seven wonders. so, i named three seven wonders. this is the fourth. which were the other wonders? oh, turkey. okay. [sighs] i really shouldn't have wasted any lifelines on this because i'm fairly confident that the lighthouse in alexandria slash constantinople was in turkey, so that would exclude that. and this is what i thought it was all along, i think. so, i'm gonna go with b, iraq. final answer. >> took you a little bit, but you got there! you got there, audrey! $20,000! [cheers

series ever babylon berlin. and the focus on new art and music from south africa.

series ever babylon berlin. and a focus on new art and music from south africa.

the babylon cinema in berlin welcomes fans filmmakers and form of buying players like klaus to the film's opening the draw of buy in is big and the media send me a phenomenon features fans from all over the world some of whom were in the tendence. i'm a byron fan since childhood that's what led me to move to germany in the ninety's but you know i think the club. or we are who we are is said to be at the heart of buying unix philosophy and many hold the club close to hot. like they were over there were going to. be a vote by of the me by. my second i mean even the w.'s director general couldn't hide his affiliation. i want to begin by outing myself i am a buyer in munich fan. the film is available online and on d w t v from the fifteenth of october. and to world cup qualifying it was down to the wire for a number of countries trying to book their ticket to next year's tournament once powerful netherlands beat sweden but did not qualify sweden still face a playoff to get it meanwhile france secured their place by defeating dello russo portugal topped switzerland to qualify and despite thras

time going to billings pergamon museum which includes a reconstruction of the famous ishtar gate in babylon most of the people he's showing around came to germany as refugees this is just one of several billion museums taking part in the project called a meeting point and as well as bringing people together one of its aims is to emphasize the contribution of migrants right up to the present day to western culture values office in language he had been done because i've been here for some time i can help them with lots of things that moves us forward to me the great thing is it's not just about museums to about forming a new life here part of life is culture. and indian mining company is heading to australia to build one of the world's biggest mines will it be an economic bonanza or an ecological disaster. at this time when i visit. al-jazeera. where ever you are. it will be the.

the landmark babylon cinema dates back to this era. mills and i were doing up our apartments we had our first job since graduating. we were familiar with leon from the art scene but it felt ridiculous prices and we started asking ourselves where it actually comes from and how it's made. where. it was that of an abiding passion for professional and personal. if you have guys. like. me on glass blower thomas endless still enjoy seeing people's amazement when the neon lights go on me on the signs first electrified the world around one hundred years ago and have lost none of their. hidden beauty is the topic of our next report a rather drab building in copenhagen isn't really an eye catching at all but the saying true beauty comes from within applies not only to humans but also houses in its design alina hanum on was sure of that so she created a cosy home for a family in a former clinic let's find out more about the make over into this year makes. this classic brick house in a copenhagen suburb dates from one nine hundred fifty. almost a

so babylon cinema in berlin welcomes fans filmmakers and former byan players like clouds to the film's opening the draw of buy on is big time to me assign me a phenomenon and features fans from all over the world some of whom were in attendance. i'm a buyer and fan since childhood that's what led me to move to germany in the ninety's but you know. the club. we are who we are is said to be at the heart of buying unix philosophy and many hold the club close to heart. with. you know both my. second family even the w.'s director general couldn't hide his affiliation. but. i want to begin by outing myself i am a buyer in munich fan. the film is available online and on the w t v from the fifteenth of october. all right wing media from d.w. sports was at the premiere i'm not going to ask you to alger self. how did the thought of the film go down with the graph it was great it was a packed house and. i have a five hundred view is in there in the cinema including some very special guests an x. by and play as many legends of the club but also i found so it traveled from around the world to be ou

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ben currie replaces burgess in england standing line—up —— starting line—up in their match against babylonee ligaments during the defeat by australia. ben currie will make his first end and start. that's the only change. let the non—are the lowest ranked side in the tournament, but they did beat france. —— lebanon are they did beat france. —— lebanon are the lowest ranked side. wales will make three changes. scotla nd scotland also shipped 50 points in their match against tonga. walker, thomas, and anderson are all included. steve mccormac has made some positional tweaks, as well. some rugby union news, ireland say they won't give up on hosting the 2023 world cup, even though south africa has been recommended by the tournament's organising board. france are also bidding to stage that event. the world's rugby council meet in just over a fortnight to vote on the host. find out more on that story over on the bbc sport website. south africa are the frontrunners to host the world cup again. i will be back with much more in the next hour. see you then. thank you. let's get more now on the recent

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so babylon cinema in berlin welcomes fans filmmakers and former byan players like clouds to the film's opening the draw of buy in is big and the media send me a phenomenon features fans from all over the world some of whom were in attendance . i'm a buyer and fan since childhood that's what led me to move to germany in the ninety's but you know. the club me a sun media we are who we are is said to be at the heart of buying unix philosophy and many hold the club close to heart. there is going to. be about my money my. rights are going to come really even the w.'s director general couldn't hide his affiliation. i want to begin by outing myself i am a buyer in munich fan. the film is available online and on d w t v from the fifteenth of october. and we have a buyer in munich fan raphael the boy at a vera who appears in that film with us now in the studio good morning to you rob mario thank you for having me here we got a taste of the myth surrounding byron there but can you tell us in your own words what's so special about the club. i think it's a club that really embodies the best of ger

the inmates at the suffolk county jail on long island, new york the arrival of students from nearby babylonschool holds the promise that this day will be considerably less monotonous than others. >> our yes program is youth enlightenment seminars, which a lot of people compare to scared straight. but this is a little different in that i think it's a little more toned down. high schools and junior high schools from suffolk county, they come here on their bus and they come through with their chaperones and their teachers. >> all right. good morning. >> good morning. >> we want these kids to see that this is a dead end coming to jail. and it's not necessarily kids that are in trouble. this is a whole grade of kids from a high school or junior high school that come in. >> this is a maximum security facility. when we go inside there's some rules we have to follow. >> officer nelson is their guide. >> this class today is a high school class. so they're not like at-risk youth. they're just kids that are in a law course in high school. >> this is our criminal justice elective. and it's an opportuni

time going to billings pergamon museum which includes a reconstruction of the famous ishtar gate in babylon and most of the people he's showing around came to germany as refugees office in language he had been because i've been here for some time i can help them with lots of things that moves us forward to me the great thing is it's not just about museums about forming a new life in some part of life it's culture. his visitors are often surprise. to learn so much about the places mainly iraq and syria which they've had to flee into or for unknown she enjoys we have seen ancient iraqi exhibit we learn things we didn't know about before and it's great to learn about your culture but the irony of it you had to see i know homes like there's a room from aleppo which was super i've seen lots about my own country i was homesick but also really happy to see things i haven't seen for years these days this is just one of several billion museums taking part in the project called meeting point and as well as bringing people together one of its aims is to emphasize the contribution of migrants right up

time going to billings pergamon museum which includes a reconstruction of the famous ishtar gate in babylon most of the people he's showing around came to germany as refugees this is just one of several berlin museums taking part in the project called a meeting point and as well as bringing people together one of its aims is to emphasise the contribution of migrants right up to the present day to western culture. he had been because i've been here for some time i can help them with lots of things that moves us forward to me the great thing is it's not just about museums about forming a new life here part of life is culture. in recent years the sawhill of north africa as witness the so-called war on terror. but is this official narrative. masking a larger battle. a battle for the earth's natural resources. shadow war in the sahara at this time on how much is iraq. a convoy of turkish. crosses into syria.

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my name is jennifer mathis, and chairman alexander noted in my position at the babylon center for mental health law but i am here as a representative of the consortium for citizens with disabilities or ccd, a coalition of over 100 national disability organizations that work together to promote public policy, injuring determination, independence, integration and inclusion of adults and children with disabilities in all aspects of society. i appreciate the breath of the topic of this hearing, obviously there are many different ways you can promote the choices that improve health outcomes and many different stakeholders can do so. the primary concern that animates this hearing seems to be the role of employer-based wellness programs that i also think it's important to mention the role of state service systems, particularly those for people with disabilities and older adults in planning and administering terraces in a way that expands opportunity for independence, choice and autonomy and enabling people to exert more control and participate in their own health care, direct their own lives an

this i was in bug in baghdad in two thousand and eight preparing for my second feature film son of babylon and i opened the newspaper and i see this article with a picture of about seventeen years old female how to close being taken off and that is a policeman iraqi policeman thought to help to take the vest of the suicide bomber of had and the stories about this girl five minutes before the bomb go off she'd come to him and she said she's supposed to bomb the police station she come to the police people say and i have only five minutes left help me to get the bomb off from me and the story shocked me i never thought about a female to be a suicide bomber i never thought about a female to be a bomb you know and then i start to think about it and then i mark i make my research and i find out until two thousand and ten was more than two hundred fifty female suicide bombers i didn't get it i didn't get us mohammed al-douri iraqi because i never thought about a female or woman like my mother my sister being on could be my girlfriend to be to be a suicide bomber you know and then i had bought my