is there an answer to the question why bach? it's like why oxygen, why water?oxygen, why water? want to know the cool thing about that piece? everyone wanted to see that piece. everyone watching this programme, everyone watching, if you have to hands, you would be able to play that piece by bach in six weeks. you are looking at me like that. in a stroke of marketing genius, we called the book how to play the piano. it shows you how to do it. you don't need a proper piano. that one cost £150,000, if you can believe it. you get a £30 keyboard. you spend a0 minutes a day, sundays off — six weeks later, you are playing bach. imagine in an age where everything has an app, if we can't do it within three minutes we give up — to find a0 minutes a day, it is amazing. james rhodes, on that note, thank you very much for coming on hardtalk. thank you. hello once again, thanks very much indeed forjoining me. it's time we updated you on the weather prospects for the whole of the british isles and this will take us right through the next few days on into the weekend. hmm, tue

you are sitting here with bach emblazoned on your t—shirt. sitting here with bach emblazoned on your an answer to the question why bach? it's like why oxygen, why water? everyone wanted to see that piece. everyone watching this programme, everyone watching, if you have to hands, you would be able to play that piece by bach in six weeks. you are looking at me like that. in a stroke of marketing genius, recalled the book how to play the piano. it shows you how to do it. you don't need a proper piano. that can cost £150,000. you get a £30 keyboard. you spent a0 minutes a day, sundays off, six weeks later, you are playing bach. imagine in an age where everything has an app if we can't do it within three minutes, to find a0 minutes a day, it is amazing. james rhodes, on that note, thank you very much for coming on hardtalk thank you. hello. tuesday's weather is a wet, windy, and for some of us, rather wintry tale. the culprit — an area of low pressure swinging in from the atlantic that will bring some disruptive snow to the northern half of the uk. some wet and windy conditions further so

is there an answer to the question of why bach? why oxygen, why water?y thing about that piece, everyone will know that piece. everyone watching this programme, every single one of you as long as you have two hands would be able to play that piece of bach within six weeks, even if you had never touched the piano before. i can see that look on yourface. the piano before. i can see that look on your face. i wrote a book which in a stroke of marketing genius we called how to play the piano and it shows you how to play that piece, it has a copy of the school. you don't need a proper piano. that p&o cost £150,000. you can geta piano. that p&o cost £150,000. you can get a £30 keyboard and spent a0 minutes a day, six weeks later, you are playing bach. what a thing. everything has an app were we cannot do it within three minutes we give up. to find a0 minutes a day, it is amazing. james rose, on that note, you have been on hardtalk, thank you very much. —— james you have been on hardtalk, thank you very much. ——james rhodes. hello. winter refuses to relinquish i

bach?e could have said because i've got a large family and i need to support them, i need to provide for them. he could have said, well, music comes naturally to me. but he didn't say anything like that. he simply replied that he wrote music for the glory of god and the good of mankind. now, consider his response. it was concise. it was honest. it revealed the character of his heart and the driving force behind his actions. he wasn't driven by himself, nor even interest of his family. his motivation was much deeper, much more significant. so why do you serve? why did you swear an oath of office to support this nation in our great country? why are you willing to be a public servant? now, you may have been motivated by certain issues or causes or philosophies, or even individuals who encouraged you to seek office, and all those are good reasons to serve. but when our efforts, our actions, and our accomplishments are evaluated, will we leave a legacy like bach? are we motivated by pride or pow

like everything was hostile and everything was bad, and then when i was 7 i heard ace of music by bachally everything changed. it was like for the first time in my life two things happened. firstly, i had a way of expressing things that i couldn't find the words to express and that's what music does, it goes underneath words if something that beautiful exists in the world, it can't be 100% awful. >> i want to ask you about the awful before i ask you for the beautiful antidote. from 6 to 10, you were relentlessly sexually abused. >> yeah, we softened that word, don't we? we use the words like abuse, molested or rape is the appropriate word, but again, i don't think it's necessary to -- or helpful to quantify trauma. we all undergo trauma. parents get divorced and we live in poverty and we deal with disease and we witness domestic abuse and we get bullied in school and we suffer from, yes, sexual abuse, rape and other crimes. >> we don't all, james. >> i think we do. i cannot think of a single person i have met who has not gone through some level of trauma. >> you were 6 when this starte

bach said he was honoured to have taken part in his seventh such torch relay in which he moved alongme. it isa it is a great emotion and eight great anticipation. i have done this for the seventh time. —— a great anticipation. every time is like the first time. it is very special and emotional the moment. phillipe coutinho scored his first goal for barcelona as the copa del rey holders eased past valencia to reach the final for the fifth successive year. the brazilian playing his fifth match for them struck four minutes after the half time interval in the semi—final second leg having been brought on as a sub at the interval, and then ivan rakitic added a second for a 3—0 aggregate win. they'll now look to win a fourth title in a row when they play sevilla on the 21st of april. strasbourg are through to the quarter—finals of the french cup after a comfortbale 3—0 win away to grenoble and they'll face another third tier side in chambly. robin brant percy scored his first goal since rejoining feyenoord. the reigning champions were beaten last time out, and leading to times it was the fo

we will apologize to thomas bach who prepared this report any russian athletes, so sweetly. we have nothing to apologize for, and neither do our athletes. and what's more, putting aside the lack of any acceptance of responsibility or contrition, russia has sought to retaliate against dr. rodchenkov again and again. only, by the way, after his cooperation was revealed -- excuse me. russia indicted him twice for politically motivated crimes. let's be clear. in order for this sort of system to exist, obviously many people i'd be involved. it couldn't have possibly been one man. no lone wolf could've done all the things necessary in order for even a a system that was ls sophisticated to succeed. there has to be athletes participating, , coaches participating, people swapping samples, people helping to cover it up. russian not surprisingly singled dr. rodchenkov out for these criminal charges, right? that shows the motivation. the motivation is to silence him. russian officials have harassed his family, confiscated his property and even declared, and i'm going to quote, that he s

little piece of paper and suffering from cystic fibrosis and i'm going to need his pediatrician dr bach i hear it to his clinic in a from being in really welcome. to. come. due to medical progress and the integrated care and specialist centers people affected by cystic fibrosis nowadays live a lot longer and better than it used to be and there's new hope on the horizon. cystic fibrosis is a genetic disorder it has and clocks up the body even the organs you cannot cure cystic fibrosis but you can treat it but early action is essential. a blood test that can make all the difference the doctors want to know whether baby leon has cystic fibrosis the test is now a standard part of the screening procedure for newborns in germany it can also reveal other metabolic disorders and hormone irregularities. he has vowed to see as a mother i'm really happy and grateful that we have this test here and how to care because the third any problems and of course we certainly hope there aren't they can at least be treated straight away. haven't been that food said. a few drops of blood are sufficient to ide

president thomas bach praised the athletes. >> you have shown how sport brings people together in our very fragile world. >> reporter: bach was joined on stage by olympians including the famous shirtless tong began and lindsey vonn. the u.s. was fourth in the u.s. medal count but there were thrilling moments like shaun white's win and the skier who crossed the finish line half a ski ahead. the u.s. women's hockey team ending a 20-year gold medal drought against canada and the u.s. men's curling team sweeping its roy to america's first ever gold in the sport. south korea waved good-bye to the game as the olympic torch was extinguished. in marks an ending but also the beginning as the world prepares for the next world olympics in beijing in 2022. dana jacobson, cbs news, pyeongchang, south korea. >>> coming up on the "morning news", taking a legal risk. the mayor of oakland, california, issues a warning about immigration raids, and the former first lady gets personal in a new book. this is the "cbs morning news." ew book. this is the "cbs morning news." botox® is the only treatment for

speaking at a press conference, mr bach said the ioc will look to overturn the decision.ons from the very few sentences in a press release. it has so far the panel was not able to deliver a reason for the decision. which we are eagerly awaiting. we have asked to speed this procedure up. we have been told that this could be the end of february. which is extremely unsatisfactory situation. the headlines on bbc news: mps warn that cuts to the royal marines would leave britain's global interests ‘at serious risk‘. a senior brexiteer accuses ministers of being vague and divided in their plans for leaving the eu. on people have been killed and dozens injured after a collision between two trains in south carolina. sport now and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. first of all the davis cup. we are fighting back against spain. these are live pictures from marbella. you can follow it live on bbc two. there is a possibility that kyle edmund, who has been struggling with a hip injury, could be called upon for the final rubber against roberto bautista agut if norrie could

president thomas bach says the failed steps were hugely disappointing and prevented the i.o.c. from even considering lifting the ban the i.o.c. executive orders to date the site first not to lift the suspension of the russian olympic committee for the closing ceremony of the olympic games yung chang two thousand. therefore no delegation of the russian olympic committee will have taken part in these olympic winter games not want to come here and out there including nigeria's president calls the plight of these missing schoolgirls a national disaster and he sends more soldiers to look for them. out of the rain is coming back again we've seen some significant dam poles in the southern philippines recently but if you look at the brightness of the white top class you can see them across borneo and down to sumatra as well and that sort of figure in two days is not that unusual i've seen it in but one year so it's creeping up on the roof falling in singapore probably not quite a long but it's dry again in thailand it's clouding up in vietnam and cambodia it's quite warm and thirty fiv

speaking at a press conference, mr bach said the ioc will look to overturn the decision. sentences ina reasons from the very few sentences in a press release. it has so far the panel was not able to deliver a reason for the decision. which we are eagerly awaiting. we have asked to speed this procedure up. we have been told that this could be the end of february. which is extremely u nsatisfa ctory of february. which is extremely unsatisfactory situation. the headlines on bbc news: a senior brexiteer accuses ministers of being vague and divided in their plans for leaving the eu. ajoint north and south korea ice hockey team play together for the first time — ahead of the winter olympics. sport now...and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre. there were wins for ireland and wales yesterday in their opening six nations mathches . the defending champions england should make a winning start this afternoon. they take on italy in rome at 3pm. england have won all of their 23 tests against italy, only failing to score a try in one of those matches it's it‘s a great opport

speaking at a press conference, mr bach said the ioc will look to overturn the decision. the very few sentences in a press release. it has so far the panel was not able to deliver a reason for the decision. which we are eagerly awaiting. we have asked to speed this procedure up. we have been told that this could be the end of february. which is extremely unsatisfactory situation. let's go to athens now where thousands of greek nationalists are taking to the streets of the capital as part of a dispute with neighbouring macedonia over the former yugoslav republic‘s official name. greece argues the use of the name implies territorial claims on its own province of macedonia — while the macedonian government says its country has been known as such for a long time. greece is blocking macedonia's ambition to join the european union greece argues the use of the name implies territorial claims on its own province of macedonia — while the macedonian government says its country has been known as such for a long time. greece is blocking macedonia's ambition to join the european union

speaking at a press conference, mr bach said the ioc will look to overturn the decision.t the reasons from the very few sentences in a press release because so far the panel was not able to deliver a reasoned decision which we are eagerly waiting for and we have asked them to speed this procedure up. we have been told that this could be end of february which is extremely unsatisfactory situation. the hollywood actress uma thurman has claimed that the disgraced film producer harvey weinstein tried to sexually assault her in a london hotel. the star has made detailed accusations in a newspaper interview. mr weinstein's lawyer said his client was stunned and saddened by what he considered false allegations. it comes as scotland yard confirms it's looking into two more allegations of sexual assault against the producer. she starred in several films produced by the disgraced movie mogul. it was after the success of pulp fiction that uma thurman says she was targeted by harvey weinstein. now she's the latest woman to speak out in an interview with the new york times. uma thurma

speaking at a press conference, mr bach said the ioc will look to overturn the decision.entences in a press release because so far the panel was not able to deliver a reasoned decision which we are eagerly waiting for and we have asked them to speed this procedure up. we have been told that this could be end of february which is an extremely unsatisfactory situation. darkest hour, a film depicting winston churchill during the war, has been nominated for 9 baftas and 6 oscars. the make up team that transformed gary oldman into the prime minister are among those hoping to win an academy award. brennan nicholls has been to meet them. you cannot reason with the tiger when your head is in its mouth. gary oldman's performance in darkest hour has already earned him many accolades and critical acclaim. turning him, though, into britain's wartime prime minister has been hailed as a masterpiece of make—up. gary would come into the bus, we would shave his head, apply the make—up, takes just over three hours to apply the make—up and the wig, plus including getting into his fat suit a

speaking at a press conference, mr bach said the ioc will look to overturn the decision.om the very few sentences in a press release. it has so far the panel was not able to deliver a reason for the decision. which we are eagerly awaiting. we have asked to speed this procedure up. we have been told that this could be the end of february. which is extremely unsatisfactory situation. a joint north and south korea 0lympic ice hockey team has played its first and only practice match together as one team, ahead of the winter olympics. the squad played sweden in an friendly international. outside the stadium, supporters of the joint team gathered, along with conservative south korean protesters opposed to to the unification. 0bjections have been raised from some south koreans who believe the new unified ice hockey team won't perform as well as their previous team. 0ur seoul correspondent, laura bicker, has the latest. this friendly match between the inter—korean hockey team and sweden is sold out. that gives you a level of interest in this game. it is a friendly, it is before t

fifty seven by kaiser finds us at the first to his excellence the minister of the interior but unfun bach dear baron von bach it is my wish that the center of the city of vienna be expanded as quickly as possible and that regulation and the beautification of my capital of residence and kingdom be paid the greatest of attention. these imperial notes launched the construction of the ring road around the old center of vienna the old city walls were dismantled and a new boulevard of prestige buildings was built the construction style which aimed to breathe new life into old styles went down in art history as vienna historicism . the grand master of the artistic plans and their implementation was the viennese designer and decorator hunt's market the grandiose and theatrical dimensions of his work served as a model for the interior decoration of these gigantic buildings it is. the fact is and it's well known that clinton was a global star by modern standards when the vienna secession was founded in eight hundred ninety seven. before that he received relatively little attention. by then he was t

strengthen before the free float world cold and you're better than a legend to keep it so i took the bach. in ninety nine to two that mud qualify for the european championships at the very last moment no one believed enough. what we want and i'm hoping to bring some of that waiting spirit to the r.c.c. . recently i had a lot of practice so i can guarantee you that peter schmeichel will be on the best fall since my last will call i think the last throes or three. thousand no joke i was only kidding here i called russia. dr. no i left left left more or less ok stuff that's really good that. politicians do something. they put themselves on the line they get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. some want. to go on to be press as a white woman for free in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the lives of our. guests in. a plate for many clubs over the years so i know the game inside guides. football isn't only about what happens on the pitch to the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the super money just kill the narrowne

bach what we can see here they're probably they carry bull drive by shooting was a racially a mockery beat because or the people who have been shot are foreigners and they are from africa from particular of from nigeria and madi and. you know hardly know the man who shot. wound do we. how do you argue that it's all right journalist francesco tomei in much ought to thank you. some sports news now in the bundesliga don't win the have quickly forgotten about the departure of style man obama young the strike was sold to austin last week but replacement loan signing. we made a dream a debut on friday night the twenty four year old belgian strike at school twice and assisted another as don't win defeat to collect. the victory elevates don't wind up to second in the wind is named at the time being. jamaica is famous for its reggae lightning quick sprint is and its bobsled as the caribbean i don't fess and bobsled team to the winter olympics back in nineteen eighty eight so iconic that a film was made about them and now the jamaicans are again in the limelight as sending their first women's t

for reforms in the internal structure of the cause here thomas bach was referring to the previous cast's verdict and that requires a bit of background the forty seven russian athletes and coaches who were suing the international olympic committee were from two groups thirty two hadn't been sanctioned by the odyssey investigators as a result of the russian doping scandal at all fifty received lifetime bans their medals were taken away by the i.o.c. a few months ago but then the very same court of arbitration for sport last week cancelled these lifetime bans due to insufficient evidence the abuse of the sanctions and those individual results achieved in such reinstated so the decision that we have right now completely contradicts the previous one and this is a real disaster for the country the athletes both the ones who are still going to compete and young saying under a neutral flag and those who are banned the coaches the fans they are baffled by how unfair it could get i have no words. i was hoping that cast would rule in our favor right now i don't know what to do i'm disappointed but

president thomas bach said two positive russian drug tests in south korea had otherwise good behavior this is a point. of view for syria. the. serb. when to think of football now in one of the most fiercely contested games of the season the north and dobby between laghman and how bug was the big match on saturday now the two sides are having an awful campaign with relegation a very real possibility let's see if one of the teams could take home three valuable points. braman are still unbeaten at home underflow in cold felt while hamburg coach ben hall of a hasn't managed a single win since taking over but form goes out the window in a dobie both teams are in a relegation battle but for a long time the biggest bang came from the stands. after fifteen minutes brennan's yohannes and a star in register the first shot on target which like the game was rather tame. than the visitors got close to goal but bakaly yet lost his footing at the decisive moment. both teams struggled to get into the game with last ditch defending and wasteful finishing keeping the score nil nil. shortly before half

. >> working at the same time as bach. >> reporter: the piece is inspired by the four seasons. >> it'santasy piece. it starts off with a drummer giving thunder in the distance. you would never guess that it was from the 1740s. it's really amazing. >> reporter: air by bach opens with a softer sound. >> it's an extremely poignant piece with a beautiful memory. >> reporter: as a special treat, he will improvise a piece playing the harpsichord. >> harpsichord was the music of the cords. it's been described by some as sort of a trangy sound. >> reporter: he has been working with the orchestra for nearly three deck and promises a show. >> i think a lot of people will be amazed. they're going to love it, they're going to walk out of the room tapping their toes. >> reporter: the 25th and the 26th. for tickets and show times visit theartsinphilly.org. >> your time now 7:53. big honor is going out to a handful of musicians. the 2018 class of the song writer's all hall of fame has been announced. >> we have pockets of heavy rain pushing through now this will continue on through the remainder of t

president thomas bach and particular have political hurdles to overcome as well one such hurdle has been cleared with north and south korea taking part at the opening ceremony under a united flag and of course there will be pressure from moscow they want their athletes who had that reduced by the court of arbitration for sport last week to take part in the upcoming games just. at the moment the athletes along with their legal representatives are examining the decision and they will decide what their next steps will be the one with raul board. welcomes the athletes as they arrive in china very much how many of them will actually be allowed to compete in south korea will again be decided by the courts. you're watching d.w. news still to come asian shares have tumbled following a chaotic day on the u.s. markets that saw the dow jones industrial averages biggest loss in a single day since two thousand and eleven. and we'll have all the details on that story coming right up. and don't forget you can always get t. w. news on the go download from google play or from the store that will give you

the next morning we just stayed in our beds around all that at some point we heard mrs albert say bach told toi isn't it time your friends left on the dennis my longtime kill him. the band has always had a sense of humor during the one nine hundred ninety sucker world cup in italy they make fun of german fans behaving badly abroad. meanwhile they were starting to become a big deal on the german music scene following their first major hit here comes alex in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight the band has had ten number one albums to date although something else has also always been important to them. a real success is that we've managed to stay friends and keep our real. going over all these years. you should sleep was. sleep. the whole isn't as washed up clowns in the video for. a song about fate and helplessness. it's been a long journey from punk to move to mainstream stardom for some fans a contradiction while the musicians see it as an evolution. we gradually transition from a band that was divisive and up and wanted to divide people. tries to build bridges and bring people tog

so thomas bach, the olympic committee president, is expected to go to pyongyang.on extended in january when the north korean delegation wanted to nail down the details for them to come to pyeongchang. suddenly the charm offensive does appear to be doing what north korea wants it to do. they have sent kim jong un's sister down here. she has been hailed by the world's media. i spoke to one governor who met her a few times while she was here. he said the talks with the north kore koreans and south koreans. she is calm and she doesn't speak very much. when she does, she is accurate in her words. it was clear she was speaking for her brother kim jong un. and talking about whether the u.s. is left on the sideline. they are still in tandem. >> thank you, paula. >> let's bring in josh roggin. >> good morning. >> you are the guy who broke the story. north korean diplomacy news. united states potentially could sit down with the north koreans without any pre-conditions? >> i spent five days in japan and south korea with vice president pence. he was sending a clear message ab

bach opens the second half of the forearm with a sort of sound. >> it's extremely poignant piece with a do i feel melody. >> a keyboard instrument that predates the piano. it's the instrument of royalty. he has been working with the orchestra for nearly three decades and promises a show that will surprise the audience. >> i think a lot of people will be amazed. they will love it. >> reporter: the chamber or which he is performs february 25th and 26th at the pearlman theater. for tickets and shows times visit arts in arts in arts phil. >> before we go to lunch, a quick check of the accuweather forecast one more time. >> reporter: it's chilly out there. the temperatures are steadily dropping. i do think they will come back up. i think we'll get up to the upper 40s in the northern and western suburbs. i'm looking at 46 in philadelphia. the temperatures are not the whole story, the winds gusting to 25 it will feel like 40. 52 in ac. 52 in sea isle city. there are showers in south jersey that will be off the coast in the next hour or so. here's a look at the stories coming up on "action ne

but trapped in the middle there like a third wheel, the ioc president thomas bach.images have gone viral in south korea. social media users jokingly calling thomas bach the human dmz. we'll be right back. i thought i was managing my moderate to severe ulcerative colitis. but i realized something was missing... me. the thought of my symptoms returning was keeping me from being there for the people and things i love most. so, i talked to my doctor and learned humira can help get, and keep,uc under control when other medications haven't worked well enough. and it helps people achieve control that lasts so you could experience few or no symptoms. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common, and if you've had tb, hepatitis b,

later on we will hear from tomas bach. the men's 50k held yesterday.'s 31 miles in total. we pick it up partway through the race. here's how it was called. >> this is our leader in the longest individual race at the olympic games, the men's 50k, the 26-year-old from finland.

really amazing. >> reporter: hair bye bach opens up the second half of the program with a softer sound>> it is an extremely poignant piece way very beautiful melody. you could reset your heart rhythm to what goes on in the base line. >> reporter: as a special treat brillheart will do a piece playing a keyboard industry that predates the piano. >> harpscord music was court of the music and royalty and been described as aid twangy sound. >> reporter: brillheart has been working with the orchestra for nearly three decade and promises a show that will pleasantly surprise the audience. >> i think a lot of people will be amazed at the muse being. they will love it. them walk out of the room for sure tapping their toes. >> reporter: chamber orchestra performs february 25th and 26th at kimmel center pearl man theater. for tickets and show times visit arts in philly.org. for six abc love the arts, i'm karen rodgers. >>> welcome back thon sunday at 12:50, 55 degrees, sky 6hd looking live from our city hall camera at masonic temple. >>> amazon is getting ready to offer a shipping services for bus

hey everybody i'm stephen bach gosh i'm a task hollywood guy yells aspect of every proud american first of all i'm just george washington and r.v. to suggest this is my buddy max famous financial guru and well just a little bit different i'm not a. good one on no no no the up with all the drama happening in our country i'm hitting the road have some fun meet everyday americans come home and hopefully start to bridge the gap this is the great american people which. rather. the headlines on the international russian efforts to introduce a humanitarian corridor or in syria's eastern ghouta criticized by the us with the state department making accusations similar to those during the liberation of. the german chancellor. for the very first time the existence of so-called no go zones in the country. the belgian government faces a backlash of a plans to make it easier for the police to conduct raids on the homes housing migrants on the program we speak to a woman whose home was raided after she took in a sudanese teenager.

and there the hug, receives the hug from thomas bach, the ioc president. lindsey, going for the gold. she was in silver medal position and then bumped down to the bronze. as was mentioned earlier, see the emotion on her face. it was mowinckel, the run for norway jumped in to get the silver ahead of sophia goggia, italian, great rivalry with lindsey vonn, atop the podium winning the gold medal, with great pride listening to her nation's national anthem last night here in south korea. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> a great tradition in sports of watching passionate italian athletes sing their national anthem. think of gigi bufont, soccer goalkeeper over the years. saw from sofia goggia, as she won her gold in the downhill. lindsey vonn taking the bronze. has a shot at a medal. still to come as we roll through the rest of a very busy evening. a lot more ahead. here is the plan on nbc and your nbc station. if you are in the eastern/central time zones now, we'll get you to news. mountain/pacific time zones, show you women's big air final. 35 minutes all back together for liv

of bach we were a good team i told him about anarchy which loosened him up a bit and broke down his strict sense of order and he taught me about serial thinking i took a course in serial composition techniques with him and transpose that to all five senses. are of the forms then. mary bell meister and stockhausen married and had children together who also became artists their sons in on is a musician who likes to push boundaries just like his mother. has been a constant source of inspiration to him. word of this wealth of different genres forms colors writings that information's just has to get out. of eight well yes i was the one octave and now that she's eighty three for her popularity has been going through the roof for two or three years and rightly so so few people i know. saying that what used to be ridiculed as girlie art is real art and it's fascinating this is this is surfacing new. to his self says how creative urge is compulsive. she has a constant need to create order and chaos while at the same time breaking up the order she finds on her travels. she aims to go through life wi

later on we will hear from tomas bach. the men's 50k held yesterday.in total. we pick it up partway through the race. here's how it was called. >> this is our leader in the longest individual race at the olympic games, the men's 50k, the

barrier to us coming to choice new bach has been following events in london. we're entering the critical next stage of bricks in negotiations focusing on the to be a transition period when britain formally leaves the european union on the twenty ninth of march two thousand and nineteen it is a two year period of adjustment as proposed by the british prime minister reason may in her government to allow companies businesses and investors to get used to the new reality of life outside the e.u. but the truth is nobody really knows what that reality looks like there are some key sticking points regarding how this two year period will play out hardline break cities within theresa may own party and government are worried that it will simply just mean a continuation of the status quo michel barnier the east chief negotiator has hinted that the e.u. will indeed continue to run the show jury that two year period. also demanded that any e.u. nationals arriving in the u.k. during that two year period be given the same rights as each citizens or that of arrived in the u.k.

president thomas bach says two failed drug tests by russian athletes but hugely disappointing and prevented any consideration of lifting the ban. it's six months since a military crackdown began forcing hundreds of thousands of ranger to flee to bangladesh almost seven hundred thousand of cross the border into bangladesh since the twenty fifth of august tributes are being paid to one of india's biggest female movie star . died of a heart attack at a wedding in dubai she was fifty four making her debut at the age of four she acted in more than one hundred films. also neva shouted to male. and those are the headlines innovator africa is next. for you. this is innovate africa a series highlighting innovation and creativity across a continent that's on the rise today how africa's forging new paths in the world of entertainment. puppets and politics topical comedy a new smartphone. in the form of. african superheroes on the rise in gaming i just love it i don't know because. it's virtually unlimited and in a new music platform featuring award winning african tower. here in africa technology and

in the wild yeah i'm a pig i can operate a rock or i'm around all right to add one project here to bach by mere hours greater give up free food to come to me was a. features i like the starbucks name it. on her one. dress rethink what it what will you cut the funding for military right how you have all the money you want housing and food you have to get over and start caring again it goes back to what is important for americans and we myself i'm not saying all pointing america can make it if we get our values straight as old saying live simply saw it as me simply live as how it might want to see your show me a picture of you took randomly just to identify the spot you were at and then. and it has the two individuals that were the terrorists. to speak on around to i know you're not tell me about it but massey yes. you can zoom in. and this is before all the floor everything happened yeah. i mean it's it's clear as day there they are yeah there they are right there yeah. yeah right there for them. i mean that's just. crazy right and i mean even noticed until my friend was like you got to

for reforms in the internal structure of the cause here thomas bach was referring to the previous casverdict and that requires a bit of background the forty seven russian athletes and coaches who were suing the international olympic committee were from two groups thirty two hadn't been sanctioned by the odyssey investigators as a result of the russian doping scandal at all fifty received lifetime bans their medals were taken away by the i.o.c. a few months ago but then the very same court of arbitration for sport last week cancelled these lifetime bans the cast of a treatise unanimously found that the evidence put forward by the i.o.c. in relation to this matter did not have the same weight in each individual case this is one in twenty eight cases the evidence collected was found to be insufficient to establish that's looking rule violation it was committed concerned due to insufficient evidence the appearance of held the sanctions and notes and the individual results achieved in such reinstated so the decision that we have right now completely contradicts the previous one and this is

for reforms in the internal structure of costs here thomas bach was referring to the previous cas verdict and that requires a bit of background the forty seven russian athletes and coaches who were suing the international olympic committee were from two groups thirty two hadn't been sanctioned by the odyssey investigators as a result of the russian doping scandal at all fifty received lifetime bans their medals were taken away by the i.o.c. a few months ago but then the very same court of arbitration for sport last week cancelled these lifetime bans due to insufficient evidence the abuse of the sanctions and the individual results achieved in such reinstated so the decision that we have right now completely contradicts the previous one and this is a real disaster for the country the athletes both the ones who are still going to compete and young saying under a neutral flag and those who are banned the coaches the fans they are baffled by how unfair it could get i have no where. i was hoping that gas would ruin our shame or right now i don't know what to do i'm disappointed in what of cour

a band's mand like photographic bach create something discretions than he chose an every day object like anna. francesco spam is an art historian record collector and author of a book called covers. and fall of presenting five hundred covers an album spy visual artist from the nineteen fifties through to today it's bands many different musical genres and schools about. the earliest album dates from nine hundred fifty five jackie gleason's lonesome echo with a specially commissioned cover by salvador dali. that there was not the just seems like a cause of it was not working its own right it so by putting its own seek not to it are already very well visible. and also by publishing what the back call that they fought off ema and gleason shaking and and also a short interpretation off. of the artwork he provided andy warhol signed his velvet underground album from nine hundred sixty seven original self up to one hundred fifty thousand euros. the beatles sergeant pepper's lonely hearts club band of the same. photo collage was pajama hayworth and peter blake and if one of the best album cover

the rebuttal stephen bach. hollywood guy that every proud american first of all i'm just george bush in our view to say this is my buddy max bemis financial guru when he's a little bit different. going to the well you know with those up with all the drama happening in our country and have to meet every day americans. and hopefully start to bridge the gap this is the great american. that we're back with john young wolf former national security advisor to the president of south korea discussing they saw in the inter korean relation and whether it's going to last a massacre i'm your main thesis seem to be the north korea needs to be clear eyes completely and immediately well i recently spoke to us former secretary of defense william perry who went on a historic was it to pyongyang in ninety nine and his diplomacy almost resulted in a deal back then but it fell apart soon afterwards well he told me it's now too late to make north korea get rid of their nuclear weapons and maybe it's it's time to recognize a new. nu

president thomas bach and particularly have political hurdles to overcome as well one such hurdle has been cleared with north and south korea taking part at the opening ceremony under a united flag and of course there will be pressure from moscow they want their athletes who have reduced by the court of arbitration for sport last week to take part in the upcoming games. at the moment the athletes along with their legal representatives are examining the decision and they will decide what the next steps will be the one which. welcomes the athletes as they arrive in china how many of them will actually be allowed to compete in south korea will again be decided by the courts. well south korean authorities have quarantined twelve hundred security guards from the winter olympics after an al break norovirus the government has now called in the army to provide security at the games but the games will go on the olympic torch is winding its way towards the host city in time for the opening ceremony this friday. he's shipload of north korean musicians and singers and dancers are also on their wa