it's home to some twenty thousand animals and oasis right in the middle of berlin. to new panda bears are the current favorite attractions arrived in the summer the public loves him. and then there are the tap ears i'm going to have zookeeper your feet then. but what do they like to know that the south american flat top is not always the top is in the mountains and yonder is top is eat plants. like this and if you know yes raisins carrots apples cooked carrots what other names. when i was the boy were not ones maya. and i had to come here. come here live very friendly they use their tongues to take the food but i also had all teeth so you have to be a bit careful. should i put my hand out flat. just take the food like this and pop it into them out like putting a letter in a post box. so would i make a good zookeeper. just say if you like you can stroke him behind. on his end with him or look. like a brush you know. it's the first time ever that i've stroked and fed it tapir how cool. it's time. for all of your video this week's was sent in by you want us from kowloo

berlin, december 1961.his road, this wall. ♪ narrator: in the beginning, the road exists in the mind of a 19th century philosopher, karl marx, who maintained only there a system he calls communism can the worker and farmer avoid starvation and exportation. "we declare openly," marx writes, "that our ends can only be attained with the forcible overthrow of all existing social conditions." thus the road begins. many who walk the road know its origins well. many do not. some things must be taught by those who do not travel it. this is a one-way street. a signpost along the way does not describe the true destinations, and nearly everyone who steps foot on the road goes all the way to the end. there are few exits. only difficult dangerous , escapes. this man is a resident of east berlin. his right to free passage to west berlin is guaranteed by international agreement. but on october 13, 1961, this right has been set aside. to cross and was when, he swims the canal that at one point divides the zones. on reachin

if the prognoses are correct berlin's population will increase by the side.

berlin. was for sale it's nineteen forty three the nazis are hunting down the last jews left living in germany the ones they find are deported to the death camps what way out do the last survivors have. seventeen year old honey levy decides to hide in berlin by making herself unrecognizable as a jew having the time. to make it as a plot of. honey levy becomes hunted a lot of incline the docu drama of the invisibles combines dramatic reenactments and interviews with contemporary witnesses. to love each not mind now unlike the night i was seeing. him make a deal to clear definition as a two movie can be and his will for the young so have been some eleven thousand jews risked going underground in nazi germany to avoid being sent to a death camp this film tells four of their stories who pretended to be a war widow and was housed with an army colonel. suggesting user cintas the window to talk than i've ever since. i can flee to is sixteen when he goes into hiding he often has to change his protect

what's happening in berlin now has long. when in reality in other cities rents are rising low income earners are being forced out in many places the previously good social mix is gone these issues are the theme of an exhibition at berlin's german architecture center or they said. this primarily affects older people immigrants or people who can't find a way to go someplace else and he with the big and in the long term cities that are inhabited by only one class of people just don't work well you know before they're dull monotonous and almost sure to incite a glaring social conflict and the conflict have fulfilled with. conflict of the kind seen in some suburbs of paris occupied primarily by immigrants they've been trouble spots for years and mole and bake a district in greater brussels has earned a reputation as a breeding ground for islamic terrorism berlin still has the chance to do things better how can the city accelerate integration who does the city belong to anyway it ought to be everyone's but the markets are insatiab

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world famous conductor daniel barenboim at a rehearsal in berlin. his whole life has been dedicated to music. baron one was born in buenos iris in one thousand nine hundred two his jewish parents were both piano teachers a child prodigy he performed his first piano concerto at age seven. i like the description best because i can say the wonder is gone but the child has remained. in one nine hundred fifty two he and his parents moved to israel. he made his debut as a conductor in london in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven and has worked with the world's leading orchestras ever since in one thousand nine hundred two he became the general music director of the berlin state opera a post he holds to this day. don't forget that when i came here a year and a half after the fall of the berlin wall. east berlin was still an unusual place and not taken seriously by many in the west. and so naman by feel this. during the communist era berlin state opera was largely cut off from the international classical music scene but under daniel barenboim it once aga

and we look to berlin the german capital has turned into an under rado for speculators and a test. ground for urban development again but still very mixed in the prognoses are correct berlin's population will increase by the size of a small city over the next twenty years. but before we hear about that let's take a stroll through the international interiors show in cologne the of this is here isn't cozy cocooning is up and coming again so what does that tell us about the world we're living in. here we have the kind of place you could hibernate in all winter long this year's international interiors show has no shortage of cosy retreats from your grandma's favorite folk rests to retro style couch castles it seems anything goes. how about modern design classics covered in posh panic it's the feel rather than the look that counts. and if you really want to get lazy try out this voice activated recliner. who to my legs up. it's about feeling at home finding a welcome refuge from the daily routine in the harsh world and heart and that's a big theme here used omitting time to enjoy his da

president blinded by the money i'm going off in berlin this is the day. forty five years ago u.s. president richard nixon visited china. it was the week that changed the world. we agreed not to replicate failed approaches of the past and there were many. we have benefited out to countries and indeed change the world. who can blame a country for being able to take advantage of another country. for the benefit of its citizens i give china great credit for that we will definitely ride to a new chapter in u.s. chinese relations. also coming up for twenty eight years the berlin wall divided this city today twenty eight years ago it divided no more how time fly that's coming up in about ten minutes. we begin the day in a significant shift from china raping the american economy to china toasting the american president just over a year ago candidate donald trump attacked chinese trade policy and he vowed to teach beijing a lesson on free and fair trade we can't continue to allow china to rape our country and that's what they're doing. well tonight trump and richard nixon are getting top b

in route lenin passed through berlin and so began a communist revolution connection. one hundred years ago the magnificent quote from a train station stood on the spot a carriage with no ling on board stopped here in the spring of one thousand seventeen they wanted to return for us so we wanted rid of. it was the imperial authorities who allowed living in stranded through germany during world war one. the original documents that put this fateful alliance of convenience in the fact on display in the audience german historical museum a german diplomat sent a telegram to berlin it read learn you not safe in russia he's doing just what you want. oct it says here ten million german marks for political propaganda in russia and someone corrected it to say fifteen million it found a lot of documents there were huge sums involved. because he appears as many as two million russians fled their homeland after the nine hundred seventeen revolution they escaped a few of civil war taro and starvation it was mainly the intellectual elite who were squandered by the bush weeks doctors

birth because in the police academy the new government in berlin. for the. v. for the first phone for two three posts and for people by dilution big crowd who accept that it's was good for them to infiltrate. doing last weekend anonymous letter was sent to the berlin chief of police purporting to be from a long serving detective it claimed that arabic mafia families were using the berlin academy to infiltrate the force something the city's police union says that currently isn't any proof of. at the moment we do not have any cases where there is clear evidence of that but we do understand that criminal organizations like these clans have an incentive to try and infiltrate government organizations like the police and that's why it's so important during training that we identify who belongs as part of the police force and who does not. put it who are these arabic mafia clowns that it's claimed run ins criminal underworld among ten of it's impossible to put a percentage figure on how much criminality they account for but if you look into it then yes they are presen

also coming up for twenty eight years the berlin wall divided this city today twenty eight years ago it divided no more how time fly that's coming up in about ten minutes we begin the day in a significant shift from china raping the american economy to china toasting the american president just over a year ago candidate donald trump attacked chinese trade policy and he vowed to teach beijing a lesson on free and fair trade we can't continue to allow china to rape our country and that's what they're doing. well tonight trump and richard nixon are getting top billing in beijing as part of a chinese charm offensive at a state dinner chinese president xi jinping hosted the u.s. president now you'd think that she had moved in and replaced russian president putin in the world's most watched strongman bromance indeed trump's visit to china has been a complete success for she and here's why the u.s. president has heaped nothing but praise on his chinese counterpart and has noticeably amid any criticism of human rights the trade imbalance and north korea perhaps chinese wine is more potent th

this is deja vu news live from berlin u.s. president donald trump returns home after his first tour of asia. well they well they really do. but just how great was a while as someone who's been tracking the president's every move also coming up. a special report on refugees turning to prostitution right here in berlin we meet the young men involved their customers and the charities trying to help them. and for the first time in six decades football powerhouse italy will not be the next world cup they fail to beat underdogs weedman their qualifying playoff. i'm brian thomas welcome to the show u.s. president donald trump is returning to washington after a twelve day tour of asia it has been a packed visit that took in japan south korea china vietnam and the philippines in a moment i'll be asking in analyst what he made of the tour first here's a look at the hits and the misses of the president's asian charm offensive. donald trump may have written the art of the deal but the art of diplomacy hasn't always come easy so this was g

operates to talk in berlin it's meant to district in the former communist east of berlin he says hiseighborhood reminds him of poland that's tough competition from the many of the nearby restaurants. he set out to establish a stylish polish deli he designed the punishment from south and had them built to the specifications. the photo on the wall shows the landscape on poland's baltic sea coast the delhi went over so well from day one that carol is already planning to expand to other german cities as well. minus from you know my family comes from poland to so i'm quite familiar with homemade pierogi. these come very close to the way my grandmother made them on the line on the sides of it's wonderful here you can try the classic friday's but more unusual ones to. me and. then hipster pierogi that sums it up. before call cassius open tack he conducted a survey on the internet to learn what people associated with poland are many said a touch of melancholy and delicious hearty food. choice. is just not. and for more on color and every variety check out our website or treat yourself to thi

just says this is the news live from berlin the final stretch of a marathon to our u.s. president all problems first visit to asia is just about over many many well days with well meaning. but how great has a band why someone who's been.

this is d w news live from berlin and zimbabwe and turnout in their tens of thousands to demand president robert mugabe's resignation the streets of the capital harare have been packed with crowds calling for god his departure after nearly four decades in power but he's resisting calls to go i'll bring you the latest from our correspondent in harare also coming up the plot thickens as lebanese prime minister saad hariri says he'll return to bay bridge by mid week this comes after he held talks with french president a monologue front in paris two weeks after announcing his shock resignation from saudi arabia and the fate of german chancellor angela merkel hangs in the balance as a new deadline for coalition talks edges closer if the parties fail to agree by then germany could face fresh elections. welcome to the program i'm marrying evanston it's good to have you with us. tens of thousands of demonstrators have been rallying in the zimbabwean capital harare to demand the resignation of president robert mugabe the protesters backed by the veterans of them bombay's independence war who have

this is d w news live from berlin zimbabweans turn out in their tens of thousands to to demand president robert mugabe's resignation the streets of the capital harare have been packed with crowds calling for mugabe's departure after nearly four decades in power but he is resisting calls to go we'll bring you the latest from our correspondent in harare also coming up the plot thickens as lebanese prime minister saad hariri says he'll return to beirut by mid week this comes after he held talks with french president a monologue thrown in paris two weeks after announcing his shock resignation from saudi arabia. thanks for joining us i'm marian evans dean tens of thousands of demonstrators have been a rallying in the zimbabwean capital harare to demand the resignation of president robert mugabe there was a jubilant atmosphere at the rally which had the support of the army and veterans of zimbabwe's independence war who until just last year were loyal to the president even mugabe's own zanu p.f. party has joined calls for him to step down gabi is said to be asking for more time to leave but ma

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it's dusk interior gotten berlin's biggest park. young men are sitting around waiting to be approached by older german men. to learn more about this scene a pakistani reporter from a german television team enters with a hidden camera he makes contact with the young migrants without any difficulty. to limit you know why go. through. the fleet for fear. this man says refugees are willing to do anything for money even underage girls and boys. he leads the reporter a few hundred metres further. want to do it while it is twenty and says he's from afghanistan he arrived in germany two years ago his asylum application was recently rejected he's turned to prostitution to survive one hundred six one hundred six francis fifty or so the fifty. year. old part of. it follows the reporter to a hotel room. as he begins to undress the reporter stops him and reveals his identity. he asks waleed why he's working as a prostitute but wiley just runs. deanna hanna gets work for a local aid organization she knows a lot of refugees including those working

and once the vegetables have been harvested i can pick them up in berlin and take them home. with the holes in. their garden as part of a larger facility one hectare in size the plant is about one hundred kilometers south of germany's capital it's the brainchild of martine krishna he has an entire team now cultivating the vegetable garden originally he. just wanted a place as a weekend garden for his family. i kept having a problem in that we couldn't water our garden all the way from berlin so i started researching online for solutions and found these online farming games and then we set about making this virtual concept reality. tenants can choose between over forty six different types of plants they choose where the seeds are to be sown which real life gardeners then take care of on the ground the cameras installed on masts in between the plants allow customers to view their vegetables progress any time they want. but they're also ultimately responsible for their plants well being martin koshka thought up an interactive watering system. pastoral has a little sensor with li

news live from berlin zimbabweans turn out in the tens of thousands demand president robert mugabe's resignation the streets of the capital harare have been packed with crowds calling from the god his departure after nearly four decades in power but he is resisting calls to go we'll bring you the latest from our correspondent in harare also coming up. the plot thickens in recent middle east drama as lebanese prime minister saad hariri says he will return to beirut by mid week today he was in paris for talks with the french president emanuel wrong all just two weeks after suddenly announcing his resignation in saudi arabia. i my ass waiter thank you for joining us. tens of thousands of demonstrators have been rallying in the zimbabwe capital harare to demand the resignation of president robert mugabe the protesters backed by the veterans of zimbabwe's and is a mob was independence for an influential group who have traditionally supported the president and now even mugabe's own zanu p.f. party have joined the calls for him to step down mugabe is said to be asking for more time to leave

berlin, two weeks later. the kocaturk family was able to stay in an acquaintance's apartment at first. they have already found their own apartment and will be moving soon. but they still haven't found work. >> even before leaving i had said my opportunities would be limited here in germany. i won't be able to earn money as easily here with my turkish plays. but the difference is, at least i can try. reporter: it's time for their appointment at the berlin immigration authority. it's about their residence permit. will the family be allowed to stay? and if so, for how long? the kocaturks hope they've gathered all the right papers certifications from theaters , that want to work with kemal, confirmations from the daughters' schools, bank statements. >> this appointment at the immigration office is making me a bit nervous. we can't speak german yet. so i don't feel comfortable at appointments like this. reporter: behind these office windows, the decision will be made if germany will give the kocaturks a chance. af

from all of us here in berlin thanks for watching. how do you find tens of thousands of fans for their mega life sets flows of mood it's just a really beautiful moment when you're able to share with people a little. bit of a cloak of more air miles than some pilots. like congress are every time a house nobody any more than. three german d.j. superstars can't get any more bombastic moves the music didn't exist we have no idea what we want to do here and how to do it ourselves on the bird flu between backstage rooms so disciplined and a twenty four seven social media presence. superstar deejays starting november twenty fifth on d w. with the international break over and done with the bundesliga show is back here on my stage twelve side champions a current leaders fire and have been on a roll seven wins in the seven games since you congress took over in october. munich are they favorites now to win this season's title or can they be stopped. by and faced a tough home clash against an outboard side whose defense has proven difficult to cr