mike pods or mike from the hamlet of bach was having a cup of tea with 2 guys from al-qaeda. smoking around $100.00 cigarettes. when this incredibly tense or slender talking through interpreters. the smugglers set out a complex secret operation involving 3 cars and forged documents. mike was tempted to give them the go ahead straight away i want my kid back. it was kind of that means that afterwards i face prosecution for giving money to a terrorist organization i'd be happy to go to jail as long as my child is back home but can deal with that go ahead somewhere in syria a group of men set out for rucka they had already smuggled people out of what was now the capital of i asked. that plan to get leonora was potentially a matter of life or death. because rocca the heart of i asked was teeming with militias patrolling the city seemingly at every street corner. shops even often i asked her concretely whether she was up to it shout as just said in her typically casual way sure no problem. leonora sent her father a current location and photos of the surrounding area if caught doin

opening concert is not just about beatles pieces from the trendy of century i included like beloved bach talks the miraculous mandarin. talk beethoven was a main source of inspiration. because there are so kind of obvious reasons to to play better from here but i think it's a very good idea to try to juxtapose the battlefronts. heritage. how it kind of reflects and music off to bed hopefully. this was the opening concert of this year's be 2 contest next year it's the 250th anniversary of the composer's birthday gone both celebrate the special occasion which not one but 2 festivals. and the 1st one gets underway next march rentier at all francis welcome dr all of beethoven's 9th symphony much mall on the web site as d w is media for the festival of soul for this edition of office and culture of. how the wool is pulled over by. train ranchers mistreat that land and use brutal methods to maximize the amount that. seumas never see or hear or see profits come rolling in the you know the hidden cost a minimum level sad. song 30 minutes on t.w. . hello. hello. hello hello wonderfully rectangula

the rebirth of the royal blues under new coach david bach opened the match day with the victory over might sort of friday night the deciding goal came in the 89th minute and it was a mean one i mean dances with the mice the fields and soon one victory that's a moroccan 3rd. the season put more importantly sawka has now hitting streak 3 wins in a row. that win for salt elevated them up to 2nd on the table but riddle me this wouldn't last the match day probably not if teams on saturday took care of business. like byron munich who are back at home hosting cologne with the philly goes in the way of the defending champions as they get their season back on track and. tabletop in leipsic head out to better braman stadium will be an august minds of upstart looking to show the home side why they're so special this season. welcome to the book is the gay hero and e.w. i'm chris harrington byron munich brothers in arms have been a bit shaky 50 percent of their matches have ended in draws despite the prolific scoring of robert levin dusky now facing cologne at home with philippe could c.d.o. incr

not play piano looted seen from picking those graham on their team you go yes it's all that good and bach nuked i my show join me for meet the germans on deed up ian post hardly a shift goes by without a physical assault. police officers are experiencing violence more and more often. now that some german states are hoping body counts may help deescalate that trend worn on the uniforms the cameras record the encounter and may discourage potential attackers. that's the idea anyway. minds the state capital of a fine land. giving shias and stephon male are going on t.v. the 2 officers carry a new weapon in the fight against the increasing violence and decreasing respect from the public body camps. as the primary aim is our own safety and other words we wear the body cam as a preventative measure. we always carry them and we turn them on in dangerous and tense situations to try to influence the behavior of the people weighing gauge worth. almost every team is equipped with a tiny cameras when they go out on patrol. the days 1st call involves bodily injury special forces are already at the scen

spooky on so many levels i could sport and in football kept up their revival on the new coach david bach now when they hosted minds in friday's bundesliga so i. head in the 1st half with the 2nd goal of the season covering i mean i'm a reply from mark to market 11 but have the last word i mean how did scored like win in the 9th minute my 3rd consecutive victory. the various biggest party starts on saturday and the opening just happens to coincide with by munich hosting cologne in the bundesliga by and hope a party atmosphere will help them pick up points cologne meanwhile are planning to head out for a few beers after the game it all sounds pleasant enough to some but for others fans are not best pleased. it wouldn't be october 1st without pie in munich's obligatory pretty festival photo shoot it's an important time for the club as well as being a novelty for recent signings like felipe continuo. proud october 1st record previously on beating since 2010 was shattered last season with 2 defeats. factions hoping to rectify that and it was a reason because when it took a fair start said one

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then lewis hamilton will winning them championships international olympic committee president thomas bach says a fresh look is needed at russia's participation in next year's tokyo games and made another possible doping scandal comments came at the world with a little athletics championships in doha an event in which russia is not allowed to participate although russia's olympic ban was lifted last year it's now being investigated for the new placing lab. as related to the state sponsored doping scandal that followed the 2014 winter olympics in sochi. pro-democracy demonstrations are taking place in hong kong today marking 5 years since the start of the so-called umbrella movement it was back in 24 tame that we 1st saw images like things on kong residents were protesting reforms which led the chinese government select the candidates for the post of the city's chief executives student led the umbrella protests among them joshua wall then aged just a tame who was later imprisoned for his activism protests quietened for several several years but they flared up again in march this year in res

. >>> the agency thinks edw thro deny shouldn't get to k filing a suit the money should go bache t violateagreementskhi at the national security agency and cia by releasing his new. they said he didn't submit it to the intelligence a ncies first forreview. who you dare you edward snow deny. after the break, who's tossing and turning and who's sleeping soundly. rom is a freshman senaytor these days but yes, he of them seemed to work te hasn't hbe the rest of the gop when it comes to supporting the trump agenda but a big move on the whiffle blower saga. he wants to see a tracript with the ukraine respect the ceer scandal. proof that president trump wasn't happy, he tweeted out a string of videos rinding eryone that mitt romney twice ran for psident andfailed. so for breaking with hparty, we say senator mitt tonight sound asleep. >>> meanwhile israel's ect le n tynister btajamin neahu. par re did not get ame so he has to form a unity. at issues aha power sng agreement. imagine if they hader these sharing agreements in us politics. he would serve wore know years and then turn it roer. the pem who would wer

>>bach is scheduled to be arraigned soon. >>a california appeals court has ruled that a transgender man can sue a catholic hospital for canceling his hysterectomy according to reports the decision by the first district court of appeals overturns a lower court ruling dismissing the discrimination lawsuit. the man sued mercy san juan medical center in carmichael in sacramento county for canceling his scheduled hysterectomy after he mentions to a nurse 2 days before his surgery that he's transgender hospital operator dignity health quickly help to transfer the surgery to a non-catholic facility. but the judge to or pollack said that didn't negate mittens complaint. >>a northern california stores agreed to pay 1.2 million to settle claims that a supervisor, sexually assaulted employees in a walk in freezer the california department of fair employment and housing announced a settlement with $0.99 only stores. the agency began investigating after 2 former employees said that they were assaulted. by an assistant manager at the store

the scientists are researching how much wood and how much of bach the popular generated and how much energy can be produced from it in the ideal case only the wood would be used for power generation produces fine particulate the researchers are working on new harvesting methods leaving the park behind in the forest along with the leaves to rot and feed the soil with nutrients . back in the climate protection forest which cattle planted 25 years ago the research is still comparing the deciduous and spruce forests. and is examining whether the tree grew during the hot summer months. he looks at the maple tree. or curve you see the girl's circumference measuring its. conference has expanded by 15 millimeters 45 millimeters in diameter. and how well did the spruce grow. grew about 4 millimeters as it more than one millimeter in diameter much. after. until now heat was regarded as the crucial factor in determining a tree's growth here in germany but more and more attention is switching to the importance of water following recent heat waves trees can grow only when they get enough water. a

our talk at global media forum from bach. that are 30 minutes on my table idea. was raising the site for some of the nominees and i'm up when there's a flood the water comes up to your waist going to close fast and everyone. but a lack of water is an equally dangerous. may sound you can see people not self so they can plant crops and find a new system. floods and droughts climate change become the main driver of mass migration you can write any going to matter if you want to inform them or the federal. climate exodus starts september 5th on d w. where the real talent resides. when i come from there and lots of people in fact more than a 1000000000 to do but not just democracy that's one reason i'm passionate about p . the aspirations and they can send. the troops and the mission reporters tried to implement onto the floor of the sun in one and i remember thinking at the time because of bali in broken forward anything can happen if people come together and unite for a pull. but i do the news often confronted difficult situations more conflict between does somethin

from you direct if they would send me a shoe every three months and i could put the shoe back in the bach and they would recycle it, i would feel a lot better about it it's a big win all of these direct consumer companies are looking ought all of those aspects they're going to win if their third-seller products don't lose. >> thank you. >>> that is the show today i'm becky quick. thanks so much for joining us. >>> next week, thinking of seeing another financial adviser? we've got some tips on how to break up with the one you're seeing right now. >>> each week keep it right here we're om have a great weekend, and we will see you next weekend. ♪ think you need to pay prestige prices for better skin results? try olay regenerist. the rich, hydrating cream is formulated with vitamin b3 and peptides to plump skin cells, brighten, and visibly smooth wrinkles. in fact, just 1 jar has the hydrating power of 5 jars of the prestige cream. for visible results without prestige prices, try olay regenerist with a money back guarantee. and complete your routine with the olay eye collection. brand power.

but as i say it does seem that cooks will definitely be back as chancellor may well be bach is the head of the same coalition but one person who isn't going to be there is the former vice chancellor. peter all over staying across the latest for us thank you. we hear reaction from both supporters and opponents of france's battle against sexist cliches and children's toys after the break. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to us of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see that. children's toys were in the crosshairs on tuesday as the french government signed an agreement to combat gender stereotypes trying to ensure toy makers and sellers don't automatically push dolls for girls and cars for boys new directive seeks to attract more girls towards science activities stating that gender divisions in stores are a thing of the past and should be scrapped before christmas the aim they say is to broaden children's imaginations so they're not influenced by stereotypes as they grow up. where looking so worked in the creation of the taller and a

a symbolic act because this was the last man guaranteeing the nominal majority for bar shunts and bach for days it has been clear that there is a the rebel group of about 20 chary m.p.'s who are intending to vote him down anyway at least with regards to a heart for exit and that defining the government would say to the majority of cars john simply was on paper that as bad as however this is an actual 5 this one m.p. shows a certain amount of contempt in mongst a tory of his a tory opponents against a prime minister who they say is not telling them the truth about the kind of threats it and the kind of new year negotiation he sees holding with the european union yeah and that is contributing to one was this oblique today a toxic mix inside westminster it brings us to the question tonight who's going to win this showdown the prime minister we're going to use the so-called rebel along which. in all likelihood the rebels are getting to be in the showdown tonight because looking at the numbers all observers here say there is enough air to defeat to boris johnson to sort of vote him down now

he was on that plane brought the russian prisoners bach to the last week he was released from pretrial detention in ukraine he also said earlier that he will reject offers to be put up for a swap and promise to stand trial in ukraine to clear his name we will be getting some clarification i'm sure throughout the day. he was arrested in may 20th jean and charged with treason this is him right now in fact just getting a hug there coming done the steps that was while ukrainian president vladimir the linsky greeted the return prisoners here in here. live among those released $24.00 ukrainian sailors the tane last november for violating russia's moreton at border filmmaker a leg sense off also sentenced to 20 years and probably terrorists in cry me that is how things stand 35 people returned on each side there are more news on all the latest to come up on r.t. international rights write something stay with us for all very latest developments . does this is a stick to from the old water bottle phone in the stomach of of fish the brehm despond of the coca-cola company which sells millions of

in terms of going forward we know that the brics expected to stephen bach he will be meeting michel barnier the e.u.'s chief negotiator on friday and they will be continuing discussions and banja has said he wants to work night and day to try and reach a deal that both sides can agree on now finally with something to work on that what might just again. all right charlie angela from london. a new agreement between turkey and russia has been reached on a demilitarized zone in northwest syria its perimeters will be different from one agreed upon in sochi last year but it will once again depend on the cooperation of armed groups on the ground in a hole the reports from beirut. the revolution hasn't died in syria's north west these people were forced from their homes in the recent russian backed syrian government offensive that took control of the northern countryside of hama province and many towns and it limps else including. at least half a 1000000 syrians have been displaced since the end of april. we the people of harlem shake around we are not asking us to allow us to return to our town we

picasa school tauren bach sounds from material to so she'll mark sounds collage. collage into continent picasso or how can one man write so much of his love. that vast archive serves as an inspiration for lynn backs work. does he miss all of this when he's away. no. that's always a nice side to welcome me back. with those are 2 different things. another of its idols is unto me now to playwrights director and king of the café scene in 1920 s. m. 30 songs on man he once said to have a sense of the profound unity of things is to have a sense of anarchy and of the effort that needs to be made in order to reduce things by drawing them back toward unity a credo that could also come from peter lynn bear unity and the big picture that he thrives on. the future. for. a new news. of going to go through the the good over the other the good of the. good those who the bomb. will. go if they give the order for. a working day for lent back typically lasts 15 hours his energy seems inexhaustible he uses every last 2nd of the day sunlight while encouraging his team to hold on with

breck's it minister stephen bach he says there's a common purpose between the 2 sides as they seek a deal ahead of a deadline at the end of october at all 7 focus on the contentious irish border issue well we had serious detailed discussions today with the ship on any steam common purpose we both want to see you have a clear message has been given both by president and the prime minister who want to see the teams reach a deal the meeting actually overrun which signals the fact that we were getting into the detail and would have further discussions next week. from asean island getting worried about what will happen to them after breakfast most depend on an open tariff free border with the u.k. for their exports all of that hinges on the ongoing negotiations as a story. about the car now. it's called the irish national planning championships but in reality it's more a celebration of farming showing just how seriously they take it on the island of ireland the men driving the tractors have rock star status here. the sports heroes was the job the race people are irish national heroes they

spending his free time by the baltic in january 24th scene he was collecting stones while strolling the bache. lifestyle one of the stones i collected in my bag looked like a piece of coral or a fossil. and suddenly bang. all i can remember is that there was this flash of light from my pants pocket. and i was on fire. while he's gone to. what he picked up was not a stone but a lump of white phosphorous. i saw my jeans burning up. my skin was melting and falling off and there was black smoke. the only other person there was fishing. i called for help and i screamed i'm burning up. he must have thought i was crazy when he did come over i told him to call for an ambulance ideally a helicopter. and then some i managed to reach the water and when the flames are that high you don't roll around in the sand and wonder what to do it's life or death. or the gets observer leave. this is a photo of gets him on skis leg right after the accident. biologist frank rudolf knows all too many stories like that of good samantha and has written a book advising pebble collectors on what to watch out for. it's not

joining me now is brendan bach. and maryann hit. director of the beyond coal campaign.ly climate change has gotten a lot of attention. but there is pushback. is this issue big enough to get people to vote on it? >> our polling shows a strong and ambitious climate plan can shift the number of voters to shift their allegiance. we have urgency, young people going out on a climate strike. second, what is your plan to move to clean energy, and third, the piece that you mentioned, what is your plan to prioritize coal. we don't want to leave people behind. >> this walkout tomorrow, we're seeing tech companies, students, a lot of them are high school kids that don't vote. jay insley made climate change the central focus of his campaign and he has since dropped out. how do you get people truly excited. >> i'm glad that kids are being allowed to go out and march. and as a study they are saying there is a lot of support in schools and making it a suggest that young people learn in schools. we need to have a campaign. by the time they're of voting age there is excitement, they have

entry way up and down and there was an escape hatch and it would appear as though both of those were bache. >>it was fully engulfed from without a i mean and plans for the 30 feet high. >>bob and charlie handsome are anchored close by heard a banging on their boat around 03:30am it was the 5 crew had been on the top deck managed to escape. >>to that crew members that were in pretty good shape. gave them a flashlight and they went out to try and find any anybody that might have gotten off. >>they found. noah and hansen's brought just a handful of survivors to shore or not the space. >>if they could all just got in the water and i could have got him out of there. >>listen to these friend to questions asked by a dispatcher as the boat burned uh >>clues to the cause of this catastrophe. apparently not. >>a lot of adrenaline lot of confusion. i think time my best a tax deduction is the member restrict the the communicator was trying to asked for information there are no locked doors in a combination space aboard these vessels. >>again now is nick watt reporting crews searched a 160 miles of wa

. >> east of palm bach and moving to the west at 5 miles per hour. the state of florida to make their preparations, heed evacuation orders. now, this storm has tracked further west slightly but still further west than we had hoped. i mean, we hoped that it would err on the eastern side of that track. it's erred a little closer to the florida coast. the storm has slowed down. we do need it to slow down a little more to ensure when it turns north that it's not impacting directly the florida cast. and we cannot say that that is not a possibility. and so i think it's important that we prepare for this so potentially make landfall here. i held a conference call with members of the florida legislature, with all the county emergency management directors. the good news is we worked great with the counties. we're all working together. my wife, the first lady, put out a public service announcement this afternoon with important message for people to listen to their local authorities. and have an evacuation plan ready. if you are ordered to evacuate, you know, s

entry way up and down and there was an escape hatch and it would appear as though both of those were bach to by fire. >>it was fully engulfed from without a i mean and plans for the 30 feet high. >>bob and charlie handsome are anchored close by heard a banging on their boat around 03:30am it was the 5 crew had been on the top deck managed to escape. >>to that crew members that were in pretty good shape. gave them a flashlight and they went out to try and find any anybody that might have gotten off. >>they found. noah and hansen's brought just a handful of survivors to up the space. >>if they could all just got in the water and could have got him out of there. >>listen to these friend to questions asked by a dispatcher as the boat burned. >>clues to the cause of this catastrophe. apparently not. >>a lot of adrenaline lot of confusion. i think time my best a tax deduction is the member restrict the the communicator was trying to asked for information there are no locked doors. >>that was nick watt reporting for us tonight crews searched 160 miles of water. >>for nearly 24 hours. >>the recov

tonight the beaches, neptune bach, atlantic beach, jacksonville beach, all closed down. marriott at jarcksonville beach says they're going to issue a curfew. they're trying to get the people in jacksonville to take the storm seriously. in the past few moments we've had bands of rain come by not related to dorian but people have been walking around. it is the first time since we have arrived in jacksonville that i've actually heard people starting to take the storm a little bit seriously. starting to say, you know what, maybe we should get our act together, make sure we are prepared. up until then the slow nature of this storm seemed to kind of have them jaded that it wasn't going to happen here, so local officials have tried very hard to implore them to be ready and then to get out of town. the shelters open at 10: 00 corm morni tomorrow morning. i have been here covering a hurricane, for cnn, when that happened. the sand dunes as well were busted by yet another hurricane two years ago. and so this is a community that, you know, they know how to deal with it but they've

coming indeed coming through ports of entry and we should be plussing up the technology using there bachecause we can facilitate the movement of goodson a services at the same time and stop bad guys and prevent contraband from coming in but we don't know the did he nominate naturer pan the amount of drugs coming in because we have no clue what's happening in the other parts of the areas. you made a point about the narc o traffic cartel, drug cartels. they make $35 billion in the united states. that means they are larger than mcdonald's and starbucks. and so they have the technology you're seeing them fly things in with drones. they bring it in through on sea. here is another problem. coast guard. coast guard is only able to action 25% of the known intelligence on drugs coming into our coasts. that means 75% where they know something is not happening. let's spend the money on those things that are going to stop this from coming in. >> even the logic of more enforcement, we have seen that over time. >> sure. >> it's gone up every year i talk to people a lot of times we used to have migrati

entry way up and down and there was an escape hatch and it would appear as though both of those were bache 5 surviving crew members who were near the top deck were able to jump off and swim way to safety. the coast guard says the conception was in good standing, this vessel is required to be inspected annually. >>by the us coast guard and it is been complying with all federal regulations. it is required to have not only fix for fighting system. but also portable fire fighting systems. >>the ntsb has now arrived on scene in santa barbara county and is leading the investigation and 100% confident that our investigators will determine the cause of this fire. why it occurred. how it occurred and what is needed to prevent it from happening again maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>and we're learning more about the victims we told you about the victims that we just found out about moments ago the apple employees, the young woman from mill valley. now we know to about a fremont teacher and his daughter who are among the dead for more on that let's go to kron four's. >>sara stinson live in american high

the point is we were right at the crescendo, watching a great work of bach, of mozart. >> got it.e that. you know what we used to say in the courtroom? i'll take that under advisement. >> good. >> but i got an idea. >> great show. >> you handle your hour. i'll handle my hour. >> now laura is going to take it personally. >> don't try to boss me around in my hour, hannity. i don't boss you around in yours. >> oh, i was watching, and it was three minutes left in the speech. hi to find it online. you always have a great show. >> yeah, well it was going to see you. all right. of cybercrime every second. when a criminal has your personal information, they can do all sorts of things in your name. criminals can use ransomware, spyware, or malware to gain access to information like your name, your birthday, and even your social security number. - [announcer] that's why norton and lifelock are now part of one company, providing an all in one membership for your cyber safety that gives you identify theft protection, device security, a vpn for online privacy, and more. and if you have an iden

whizzed to my from them it'll be inside africa for now are out on the tingle there will be kwame in bach about $640.00 people are expected to be repatriated says the 3rd time in recent years there's been significant an wrist between locals and foreigners adding to tensions between the nigerian and south african governments but now the flights on opportunity for people seeking safety but many who stating are uncertain about their future morgan 700 people from other countries like malawi ads i'm bob way have sought refuge at community centers many say they don't feel safe living via anymore many of the people here fled their homes in local communities with little more than a few bags or and i'm hearing one of them is wasn't beacon oscar satou vere who is a registering to get a temporary travel document to return home his lived in south africa full 30 years but he lost everything in the riots bring us off we're learning. to get people to give them like talks and some of the people who were to give us we're people who have known us for a long term that's what has me the most the hundreds lea

bret's it minister stephen bach he says there's a common purpose between the 2 sides as they seek a deal ahead of a deadline at the end of october the top south been focused on the contentious irish border issue and at least one person had died during the latest mass protests in haiti. where riot police fired tear gas at demonstrators in the capital port au prince as seen days of protests demanding that resignation of president of anomalies is accused of widespread corruption and failing to resolve worsening shortages of petrol and other essentials. i'm fully back to go with the headlines on al-jazeera thousands of people have been protesting across egypt calling on president abdel fatah sisi to resign their reports one person has been killed in the northern city of months after suffocating from tear gas the u.s. is said to deploy more troops and military equipment to assad eurabia in response to the attacks on saudi oil facilities last week washington has brain dead on iran allegations tehran has rejected yemen's who the rebels meanwhile have offered to stop targeting saudi territory as

baching stocks over the course of the year.nts unlikely to have negative interest rates in the united states you had been here before many times the even when banks go down, they can make money in other places share price tracks rates regardless >> i agree with tom. i think it's already in the mark, one. two, this is not for most ceos their first roy rodeo. almost any rate development, diversified had many businesses, products and services. so banks have already said in their investment meetings that they will have net interest revenue than they thought they would have by the same token, lower interest rates means usually it's a stimulus to the economy one of the most positive things for them is if they have a mortgaging portfolio, you market that portfolio at the end of the quarter and higher rates are better and you could have hundreds of millions of dollars in some banks, having more income because of the higher long-term rates. >> when i heard you were on, tom, i was excited to ask you about the dramatic week we're seeing i

the employees bached at google -google-balked at the government using the technology.dy has better ai than google. that's their jewel. they have an a ai lab in china. so you have to question, can the chinese try to intercept and meddle in our election through google? >> yes. well, i don't know if they can technically. but the more involvement google has with the chinese of government, the more the chinese government understands how google works, the easier it would be for them to do it. the president of the united states is opposed, president trump, to the relationship between google and china's ai. but he needs legislation to stop it. essex pose he exposed it of. in order to make it unlawful, only congress could do that. maria: in china, the chinese government says you do this, do you that, company. in this country we have ethics. dagen: we have laws. >> we also have the free market, sort of he free. maria: purdue pharma expected to file for bankruptcy now, judge. group of state attorneys general stalled. the company offered billions to settle lawsuits claiming they u

think of a great work of bach or mo mosart. >> you handle your hour, i'll handle my hour. i had to find it online. >> we love the president's speeches. >> that's what the kids love to see right there. that's what they come out for. come on, that was great tv. right? say what you will, even when the yankees have a good game, that is good tv. >> stephanie ruhle has the some thoughts on your show. >> comparing a donald trump speech to motsart. joining me now, the president of media matters, anglo. >> we wanted to have you on because a couple weeks ago this was a story in the new york city about conservatives going -- it seems like some of the president's friends, don union's friend, have media matters for donald trump. fair enough, right? >> yeah, they're allowed to do that, right? >> i think the difference is they basically said their objective was dumpster diving and targeting people personally, right? i think most of what we focus on is misinformation. >> and in speaking of what you call dumpster diving and it does happen on the left and the right, people call it cancer cu

the opening concert is not just about beethoven pieces from the 20th century i included like beloved bach talks the miraculous mandarin. talk beethoven was a main source of inspiration. of course there's a kind of obvious reasons to to play better from here but i think it's a very good idea to try to juxtapose the battlefronts. heritage. how it kind of reflects and music after betto from. this was the opening concert of this year's be it will contest next year it's the 250th anniversary of the composer's birthday bundles celebrate the special occasion with not one but 2 festivals. and the 1st one gets underway next march when taro francis will conduct all of beethoven's 9th symphony much more on the website as d.w. is media part of the festival so for this edition of arts and culture our. kick off. seems to come down to the same suit by a minute and a joint lunch. line is trying to come 7 times in a row plan last time a champion be out to bring the german football trophy home by joyousness for another team quest for the cup is on. play kicked 30 strong in dublin. how the wool is pulled ov