happy grumbling on a couch job leaseholder together their pasqual berlin this series with berlin arbeit. on facebook dot com slash d w gen x. . star chef wojciech more distant morrow has really put his native poland on the cullen there emap back in 2013 his restaurant was the 1st one in the country ever to receive a michelin star his secret to success lies in his ability to give to additional polish this is an exciting modern touch we met up with him at his award winning ottilie amaro in the polish capital warsaw. a couple of finishing touches under saddle of venison with black current leaves is ready. this classic polish dish dates back to the 17th century. star show for chick modesto model is giving it a new twist. a bit far away from the old days this it dates but this is due to construction with a using so these are solid days off for all its. crazy teeth. a motto plans his menu by the week drawing on his catalogue of ingredients in season at the time. if something is not in season it's not on the menu. calls. the chef picks up the black currently used for his recipe from a local or

has been exploring underground berlin for 2 decades he co-founded the. association in 1907. around 8 meters below the surface on of this new scene have spent he is clearing tens of thousands of cubic meters of rubble. now visitors can explore a former brewery salad and an escape tunnel arnold got inspired to explore the limits of ground in paris. when i was studying urban regional planning in 1988 i got to know some parisian urban planners that's how i met a bunch of people who explore parisian catacombs there were 3 rival groups. i helped one carry out measurements and accompanied them for 2 days got me hooked when i returned to berlin i told myself i had to find out what lies below what was nothing but important i didn't stop north these newly build entrance leads to an escape tunnel look was secretly done to help 17 east german citizens flee to west berlin he said the most being completed that was discovered before it could be used were. klaus could pin from west berlin help dig the tunnel he wanted to smuggle his pregnant wife out of the spelling words in an organ this i

news live from berlin the covert 19 death toll in the us souls past 2000 in one day it's the highest anywhere in the world president donald trump says he wants to reopen america the world health organization is warning that lifting restrictions too early could lead to a deadly resurgence also coming out poverty pushes millions in india to defy the national locked down it's a question of survival as the poorest are forced to scavenge for food. and 75 years on the hora is still vivid remembering the victims of germany's bukan valdez kept one of the last remaining survivors cool's for compassion for those displaced by war today. i'm rebecca has welcome to the program the world health organization is warning that lifting restrictions imposed over the coronavirus a crisis too early could bring a deadly resurgence the covert 19 pandemic has reached another grim milestone the death toll globally is now more than 100000 united states is close to overtaking italy as the country with the world's highest death toll president donald donald trump says he wants to reopen america as soon as possibl

as a berliner i have to say i like not having. so many tourists around it's like being in a hollywood movie where everyone's had to leave the city. a live shot for loved ones . many berliners are trying to take time out to do nice things during easter and leave their cares behind luckily here in germany in contrast to many other countries people are still allowed to spend time outdoors they still have to keep their distance but most are trying not to let it get to them. still i wish everyone a happy easter make the best of it happy new. year watching datable the news from berlin more news coming at the top of the album maybe you can always get the latest headlines on the d.w.i. at or on our website at d w dot com you can also follow us on twitter and instagram to f.t.w. news for now matthew how did the ice water. way discover the bow homeschooler co-host world towards men on the w.

don who owns one of berlin's top jazz clubs he's originally from turkey but has called berlin home for most of his life we find out now how he turned his passion into a profession. many tags and it just club in berlin why did say does sadhana open one here. here since. you want people here who are interested in culture are used to letting the music come alive. and that's why it's quite a bit easier here to create the situation that the music really deserves so. it's not that way in turkey. so that's why i'm glad i have a club here rather than turkey. song. ah. a different band takes to the stage most nights at the. building jazz club is known for its intimate atmosphere there is only room for around $200.00 guests. the n.h.l. is an institutional in the german capital. what makes any organizer happiest is seeing his location full. when the guests come and you see the joy in their faces that makes me very happy. just. sat down has run the test club since 1997. that's when i wanted to make an announcement and say. i know that i was really nervous. he's proud that some of the biggest names

usually at this time of year berlin's tourist attractions are teeming with people. from around the world come here to see the sights and enjoy the night life without them berlin feels like a ghost town. but not all locals think this is a bad thing. cool that i can skate here now the square is completely empty i have so much room if it weren't for the coronavirus i couldn't skate all over the place because it would be crowded with people it's nice to see the not in the rush and you get to hear other sounds and see other stuff. i have to say i like not having. so many tourists around it's like being in a hollywood movie where everyone's had to leave the city. a little stuffed full of . many berliners are trying to take time out to do nice things during easter and leave their cares behind luckily here in germany in contrast to many other countries people are still allowed to spend time outdoors they still have to keep their distance but most are trying not to let it get to them. still i wish everyone a happy easter make the best of it happy easter. here watching data w

i'm anthony how it for me and the rest of the team here in berlin thanks for watching ringback. what secrets lie behind things was. discover new adventures in 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage sites. d.w. world heritage 316 get kidnapped now. small businesses begin to reopen in some parts of the u.s. despite the continued rise in coronavirus case numbers look at why some states are in such a rush to get back to business as normal. also in the show's start up struggle to survive at a time when cash is king and many are light on reserves. and will bullfighting get a bailout the industry wants help from madrid but animal rights activists hope that the pandemic can finally kill off the practice. this is your business report i'm stephen burns in berlin it's good to have you with us the u.s. state of georgia has become the 1st to allow small businesses like bowling alleys and hair salons to reopen despite the warnings of public health officials state leaders say companies will be required to take appropriate safety measures but the decision has run into broader opposi

news live from berlin easter under lockdown churches around the world celebrate the holy days without congregations in rome pope francis calls for global solidarity in fighting the coronavirus pandemic and for cease fires in all conflicts st peter's square normally packed with tens of thousands of worshippers stands deserted also coming up to the warm weather across europe is posing a challenge for people who have to live under a lockdown most countries allow exercise out in the open but how close is too close . and how much of an impact will the coronavirus pandemic house on the way we work we take a look at what happened after the spanish flu outbreak more than a 100 years ago. i'm claire richards and welcome to the show the pope has broken away the centuries of tradition and a live stream his easter sunday mass for the 1st time as the world's 1300000000 catholics celebrate the holy day under coronavirus lock down pope francis devoted his traditional or be at or be message to what he called this year's easter of solitude and calls for a global solidarity. he swapped his normal audie

happy grumbling funny job leaseholder together their pasqual berlin this series with berlin or bite. on facebook dot com slash d w gen x. . wedding bells are ringing all over europe right now in europe ties the knot we mean to couples from different countries around the continent and accompanied them on the most beautiful day of their lives this week we are on the island of cyprus in the turkish controlled part of the island this is where we join the happy couple for a celebration with no less than 3000 guests. according to legend aphrodite the greek goddess of love was born from the foam of the scene off the coast of the beautiful mediterranean island of cyprus for decades the island has been divided with the greek republic of cyprus in the south and turkish controlled cyprus in the north that is where your max reporter and corn meets courteney he's preparing for the traditional muslim henna night ahead of the wedding to his fiance i mean for me it was a very big surprise when i heard that you will marry here without any assumed didn't exist here it's different that a turkey where w

news live from berlin americans brace for a tough week ahead u.s. president donald trump warns of the death toll from the coronavirus can rise significantly that says a number of cases in the country tops 300000 we look at how the u.s. is coping. not. living in self isolation is one thing but life on lockdown with kids one of whom is a preschooler well that's something else altogether alex forrest whiting reports from the confines of her home here in berlin. omarion evanston it's good to have you with us u.s. president donald trump told americans of the coming week will bring the reality of the coronavirus pandemic to american shores numbers of infections and deaths are spiraling while public health officials struggle to equip hospitals with what they need president donald trump seems to have largely stopped downplaying the scale and the danger while u.s. citizens adapt to the precautions needed to limit the spread of the virus. reality bites refrigerated trucks outside the manhattan hospital to store bodies because the morgue is full under the gaze

here is a request from the british and the americans to the soviet leadership in berlin. our generals passed on the request to foreign affairs minister vyacheslav molotov and started asking for instructions. what information were they authorized to give them should they cooperate with the british and the americans to clarify the details of hitler's death. doing there. are crimes hold a request from intelligence chief frente beriah to molotov to pass on the information to the allies but it seems that kremlin decided not to allow its ally went around the world and kept the press on alert. people everywhere reported having seen hitler. nazi sympathizers seize the opportunity to spread the math hitler was still alive and would return to save the right. one of the rumors was particularly annoying for the british the soviets accused them of helping hitler escape and that they were hiding him somewhere in the british occupied zone to use him as a bargaining chip against them at the appropriate time. in order to put an end to such accusations the british commissioned a young hist

of life in berlin during the corona crisis.of her residence dealing with the restriction some odd than 30 minutes on d w. of the global corona crisis you can find more information online fed d.w. dot com and on t.w. social media channels. once the secret behind these classic hits. is it the sound. or the story behind the music i hate for the ages registrant. odd lab a tobin's 9th symphony for the world starts april 9th on t.w. . good to get a bit of. good . this is. britain's prime minister.

civil war in early 2011 the temple was still intact coal mines team from berlin was on site to scan the complex security in the country still seems so stable that the professor didn't just bring along his students he also took his young daughter on the trip. to him you know the law a 1000000 you'll see another representation of the weather god mounting his chariot here he's presented his combat ready. what's this that's the symbol for god and that's a makes. initially it was so only research but the dasher acquired new significance through the ravages of the syrian civil war. don't have any pets sixty's and. we had an unimaginably large amount of data but when the civil war erupted and we couldn't get there anymore we were left wondering what do we do now. with mommy gets ordered it's sounds almost cynical now but we were in an ideal position we were the only team of near eastern archaeologists to have scanned everything in 3 d. . it was a ton of good fortune in the mists of terrible misfortune that only. the temple was badly damaged in the war but at least its memory has been digitally

and never felt so pleasant to ride your bike through berlin. the mall you market traffic in the german capital has fallen sharply since the start of the coronavirus crisis. there are 40 percent fewer cars on the roads why the number of cyclists has barely gone down at all because the risk of infection on a bike is very low. on this one here you can see the old markings you can see that the bike lane was very narrow up with more road spaces being made available for cyclists we meet up with felix might have on the streets and parks department of the berlin district of banquets back from the fortunate ones who don't know. one person is going slowly and someone wants to overtake they shouldn't be doing that last then one and a half meter. on our part move on. we are making wider bike lanes the border stronger because of the pen damage rapid action was required and the local parliament was not consulted that is perfectly legal but in germany where the car is part of the social and economic fabric not everyone is happy about it. been. completely unac

berlin is empty. and those who can are staying at home. but these lab technicians can't work from home for them there is more work than ever the chemists at the j p t peptide company are regarded as systemically important. since what they're producing here could speed up the search for a coronavirus vaccine. we're creating peptide based tools that enable the vaccine developers to monitor the immune systems of patients in treatment and to track them over a certain period of time. and. insight from one to 2. peptides are amino acid chains that make up proteins this company creates hundreds of thousands of them and assembles them so that they resemble the coronaviruses most important surface proteins. the scientists have been working on this project since january their work will contribute to research about the possible effectiveness of a vaccine. in the race for a corona virus vaccine some scientists are focusing on the development of vaccines based on messenger r.n.a. or r.n.a. this involves injecting a person with the instructions for part

the berlin zoo has reopened after being closed for nearly 6 weeks in corona law. while some of the zoo's inhabitants have not yet got the hang of social distancing visitors are expected to adhere to strict guidelines despite the many restrictions in place a large number of the exhibits are open to visitors and many berliners large and small are happy to have something fun to do outside their own 4 walls. you're watching t.v. news i'm terry martin thanks for being with us. to go beyond. the stories that matter to you. today. whatever it takes. you are running. to get a little bit d.w. made for minds.

and officials here in berlin accuse the u.s. of confiscating a shipment of much needed face mask and what they're calling an act of modern day pirates. i'm michael local it's good to have you with us china has come to a standstill for 3 minutes to mourn those who have died of the coronavirus citizens across the country paula swell cars trains and ships sounded their horns air raid sirens rang out and flags were at half staff in memory of the more than 3000 lives claimed by the virus in china in beijing president xi jinping joined other top officials wearing white flowers in silent tribute. let's go now to correspondent. in beijing china appears to be over the worst of its outbreak what's it like where you are in beijing is life essentially returning to normal. i wouldn't call it normal but yet it's going back to everyday life. again and as you mentioned the virus suppressed right now but there is a big a 2nd wave of infections the spread is far from over the threat is constant because they are silent carry us off the virus there

because if you believe the dome is very poorly illuminated here in berlin. visitors can appreciate the way they could amid the light conditions in the alhambra for them so our aim is to recreate those lighting conditions virtually to allow visitors both here in the berlin museum and visitors to the alhambra and experience of the dome in its original context on. invasion context before. in 8091 the banker arthur fund when i was granted permission by the spanish authorities to move the dung to germany he had acquired a small palace on the alhambra from a spanish opera singer and later bequeath it to the spanish state but he decided to keep the done for himself for a time it decorated his villa in berlin before he donated it to the museum and. the dome was originally painted and gilded it's crafted from cedar and popular wood and consists of dozens of parts. a star ornament of heavenly beauty. one of the world's most important prehistoric landscapes is located in a bend of the highlands river born northwest of dublin. the passage graves of new grange down and n

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now berlin's city government has accused the u.s. of an act of modern day piracy after shipment of 200000 protective facemasks was hijacked on its way from china to germany the mass had been ordered by berlin's police force from an american manufacturer producing in china but according to berlin authorities they were confiscated in bangkok and diverted to the u.s. as a krone virus pandemic worsens demand for crucial medical supplies such as mass and respirators has searched worldwide leading to unprecedented buying practices and countries outbidding. berlin's interior minister under as guys will urge their german government to remind washington to comply with international rules saying this is not how you deal with trans atlanta partners even in times of global crisis there should be no wild west methods the u.s. has denied the accusations i'm joined now by our chief political editor michelle so michelle is that just of the story again is the lynn authorities are accusing the u.s. of stealing mass destined for germany did you have mo

this is your business report i'm stephen bears in berlin it's good to have you with us the u.s. state of georgia has become the 1st to allow small businesses like bowling alleys and hair salons to reopen despite the warnings of public health officials state leaders say companies will be required to take appropriate safety measures that the decision has run into. broad opposition among businesses and the public cases of covert 1000 continue to rise in a state which has one of the lowest testing rates in the nation. and for more on this i'm joined now by our financial correspondent in new york yen scored a yes how exactly are businesses and the public reacting to this reopening in georgia. well i would say overall there's some nervousness on the other side to georgia especially is seen as a kind of a guinea pig a lot of the other states just curious how things will actually work out which when you slowly restart the economy one of the questions clearly is which businesses will open because a lot of the bigger companies are actually saying they're are on a wait and see mode before

the game designers are working with berlin archaeologist i call maya it technology mates ancient history their cooperation has yielded some surprising discoveries for example the hittites had not unusual leading to. these are here for this one from left to right this one from right to left this one from left to right this again from right to left then back again yeah like in wavy lines that's awesome is it will be seen in that archaeologists are anchored in past centuries and that applies to their methodology to. the. actually the rapid development of computer technology in general but also a virtue archaeology is still something we need to get our heads around you know on come on and when i tell people i'm working with a game designer they just shut down because gaming technology sounds so frivolous but in fact this work is just the opposite views on what this is a goddess with each month. this looks like a video game but in fact it's a highly accurate copy of a real temple it's the temple of the weather god from aleppo one of the most important data teams in the ancient middle east the

this is datable the news live from berlin based on the last. churches around the world celebrate the holy day with no congregation confront pope francis calls for global solidarity in fighting the coronavirus pandemic and. conflicts some pages where normally packed with tens of thousands of worshippers. also on the program. one business woman in belgium is.

news live from berlin more news coming up in 45 minutes from now but i'm anthony out in the in thanks watching. after. sitting in ruins my rowing a. symbol of a long conflict in the philippines between the muslims and the christian population last night as fighters occupied the city center in chicago 17 president to church's response was. i. will never again will hold. the reconquest turned into tragedy it is not the kind of freedom that we want. code of morality to become a gateway to islamist terror. an exclusive report from a destroyed city. phillips in the sights of bias starts may 20th on g.w. . this week on well stories. to germany exceptional circumstances in been in. usa life under quarantine. the stars in greece in the morea refugee camp a mess but silent refugees on living in cramped spaces in very poor hygiene conditions now they also fear the coronavirus. the maria camp was originally planned for 3000 people but now it's housing some 20000 asylum seekers. they live in homemade tents outside the official camp in what's been nicknamed the jungle. more than a 1000 people shar

when they met in the studio in berlin it was quite beautiful. couple looked at him and said you're me now. when you use looked back at him and said yeah i mean you know. this is. a little. bit something that i speak to you know it's a feeling. yeah. and advice whether it's a speech that i might have i'm far too much to tell them but you don't just not. want to. move. bittersweet comedy set in the industrial war region in the 1970 s. an emotional journey through west german history. was probably no links film is based on the autobiography of papa care because one of germany's best loved comedians. like to use a portrait of a shelter childhood that's been touched by trauma. and really it's the tale of a boy fighting a battle against his mother's mental health problems with the force of his opinion personality and joyce flamboyance. by the way. i was. stationed on hot. sauce on tubes. i believe. that ultimately it's a battle he loses but thanks to a sprawling supportive family life goes on. so. you're not too bothered about success but you're succe

it never felt so pleasant to ride your bike through berlin. the volume of traffic in the german capital has fallen sharply since the start of the coronavirus crisis . there are 40 percent fewer cars on the ropes while the number of cyclists has barely gone down at all because the risk of infection on a bike is very low. and seasonal here you can see the old markings you can see that the bike lane was very narrow up the exertion all over more road space is being made available for cyclists we meet up with phoenix meisters have off the streets and parks department of the berlin district of clients big friends of forcing us in this was on the move obviously each if one person is going slowly and someone wants to overtake they shouldn't be doing that less than one and a half metres of this is no longer in the hunt for an apartment on the things i've been through a war so we are making wider bike lanes the border stronger because of the pandemic rapid action was required and the local parliament was not consulted that is perfectly legal but in germ

this is g w news live from berlin tonight here in germany a carefully calculated gamble as the walk down is eased a little more chancellor merkel says museums galleries places of worship in children's playgrounds will reopen under certain conditions but all of it ends with large crowds remain banned until the end of august also coming up police here in germany carry out raids across the country after the government bans all hezbollah activities classifies the islamist group as a terrorist organisation and no 2 soccer's a ghost games a survey commissioned by d.w. news shows the majority of germans are against the bundesliga season resuming behind closed doors in may. by brant gough it's good to have you with us we start tonight with germany's chancellor angela merkel performing a delicate balancing act easing some walk down restrictions but warning that they could be reimposed if the rate of 1000 infections increases again museums galleries places of worship and children's playgrounds are being allowed to reopen but sports fans they will be disappointed because major events such as profes

me there will be no vatsim probably no cure and we will need just as much patience as ever before berlin this is the day. of the few this virus is in our country it will be here for months. to see if we have succeeded in putting the brakes on the spread of the fibers and that has to be our main focus. to want to rip it up to great is estimated at 0.76 this means that according to these calculations on average one infected person now affects less than one other or introduce you to presume. it's essential that we stay disciplined that we keep our distance and follow hygiene rules and. anyone who has a cute respiratory symptoms should be tested for the virus because the capacities are that they should be used. also coming up tonight police raids across the country germany bans the islamist group hezbollah and labels it a terrorist organization and members of these pati and nothing more than despicable israel hate is an anti semites people who not only call into question its rails right to exist but also openly call for its destruction of. to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and al

this is deja vu news live from berlin china mourns its krone virus victims the country came to a standstill for 3 minutes a gesture to honor the more than 3000 people who died in china's over 1000. new york has its deadliest day yet hospitals are stretched to the limit and there are warnings that the city could soon run out of lifesaving ventilators. plus the world over homeless people are among the most vulnerable during this pandemic we meet one man who's doing what he can to help people living on the streets of the colombian capital bogota. michael local it's good to have you with us the coronavirus is paralyzing countries across the world but in china where the outbreak originated life is very slowly starting to return to a normal pace this morning though the entire nation came to a standstill for 3 minutes as people there mourn the more than 3000 lives lost in the pandemic. at half staff throughout the country. cars ships and trains run at their horns as air raid sirens wailed for 3 minutes they forced to remember the people who have died all over china during the coronavirus pandemic

alex forced whining reports from the confines of her home here in berlin. i'm like a local welcome to the program in china the epicenter of the krona virus outbreak authorities have been cautiously lifting some restrictions on public life that's after the daily number of new infections dropped dramatically but now new worries about a 2nd wave of cases authorities found through. the new infections in mainland china on saturday that's compared to just 19 a day earlier travelers from abroad or involved in most cases these so-called imported cases of the virus present a worrying trend for beijing as 2 cases where patients display no symptoms but can transmit covert 1000 to others the central government is now pushing local health authorities to find and isolate a cinta natica patients let's bring in correspondent crèche in beijing fabien it's nice to see you again people around the world look at china to potentially give them clues about what might happen where they live so naturally people might be curious to know is this 2nd wave coming from students returnin

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news live from berlin and americans brace for a tough week ahead u.s. president donald trump warns of the death toll from coronavirus could rise significantly that's as the number of cases in the country tops $300000.00 we take a look at how the u.s. is coping also coming out using tax to beat the coronavirus german developers are working on a new smartphone app that will warn people if they've been close to someone who has tested positive for focus 19. and living in self isolation is one thing but life on lockdown with kids one of whom is a preschooler well that's something else altogether. alex forrest whiting reports from the confines of our home here in berlin and. i'm married to evanston it's good to have you with us u.s. president donald trump has told americans to brace for a tough week ahead numbers of corona virus infections and deaths are spiraling all public health officials struggle to equip hospitals with what they need the president seems to have largely stopped downplaying the scale and the danger while u.s. citizens are now adapting to t