berlin love celebrities and they love berlin. film buffs are already on rolling or sleeping mats to make sure they can get tickets. some tickets are sold online but most are available at the box office three days before each screening that means queuing i one radio was free i was but i was at the front of the queue really has its own feel it has its own energy and so that also gets translated into the film festival it's a very different cinema experience it's not about popcorn but about real film buffs coming together. speaking of popcorn one of the many berlin film festival sections is coen area cinema first a movie featuring food is screened and afterwords gourmet chefs serve a menu inspired by and. if that's too straight laced for you it's off to the bradley not a party they take place all over the city. this is where the industry insiders meet it's all about seeing and be seen. it's also ideal for autograph hunters there's just one catch you need an invitation or put on your glad rags and take your chances it might work but m

winter and berlin can be wonderful. the money you saved on tickets you can easily blow on pops them up lots in the casino. the cinema. the clubs or the theaters. or you can go on a little shopping spree this mall has over one hundred stores. it's also where you can find best sundays or at least the fake it's. an italian masterpiece here in a fairly. if you don't want to use your data plan while exploring the area no problem pop some up lots was one of the first places in the city with a free public white five another. great thing about having a good internet connection is that it makes him super easy to keep in touch with the folks back home maybe by sending them a little video that's exactly what our viewer carlos from poland did he spent three weeks traveling in morocco with his wife and they captured the best moments on camera and they were kind enough to share them with us so here it is our e-mail of the. move move move move move move move move move move move move move move move move. move. move move. move. move mov

winter in berlin can be wonderful. the money you saved on tickets you can easily blow out of potsdam up lots in the casino. the cinema. the clubs or the theatre. or you can go on a little shopping spree this mall has over one hundred stores. it's also where you can find berlin the best sundaes or at least the fake it's. an italian masterpiece here and for live. if you don't want to use your data plan while exploring the area no problem pop some outlets was one of the first places in the city with three public white five another great thing about having a good internet connection is that it makes it super easy to keep in touch with the folks back home maybe by sending them a little video that's exactly what our were from poland did you spend three weeks proud. and a morocco with his wife and they captured the best moments on camera and they were kind enough to share them with us so here it is our e-mail of the week. love. stories so many stars this star lands walk of fame can't pay does. not manifest then the cons. it's

night falls on berlin pays homage to female pioneers such as t.f. on how to one of the most successful women in the film business. about whose mental acrobatics astonished cabaret audiences. scott of course there were really great authors and orders both men and women caught in the import i are a lot of female protagonist zippered think about all the. significant things. but gotten as good as a very modern town or and. on that side. the black and white illustrations depict the contradictions of a time when people partied even though than. nightmare of the third device was quickly approaching. the side by side arrow was extremely glamorous but also sinister people were dancing on the edge of an abyss or a volcano in the book really gets that across the company in books etc to about the could officer shift it's the graphic elements are really something that is unique this guy can really draw and i think the hard black and white lines of the drawings capture the mood very clearly of the guns guns caught on film so it's a fond of this i know that is my

back then berlin was europe's fun capital. from seed and believe. i did a lot of research in berlin but it was mostly in libraries and archives flew from a truck to form an image of bin laden based on photos book couples magazines and newspapers has a lot of course i also crisscrossed the city for instance passing through brandenburg gate and thinking wow the great thing about berlin is you can feel the history wherever you go your sister. has made history come alive again in seven hundred sixty five illustrations his work entitled night falls on berlin in the roaring twenty's depicts the big city lights dancers backstage and performing at the city's famous cabaret venues. the mood in the metropolis is one of sinful pleasure nippled work for five years together with the writer. to recreate this last era. but minds i think trying to capture the atmosphere from back that far from the parting of my drawing star it was great fun exploring that visually how should the standards. of the. one nine hundred twenty s. berlin is featured both in the accompanyi

america alone but what does it mean breaking down donald trump's speech in davos i'm sorry for men in berlin this is the day. that. we're really going to read a great first year so successful in so many different ways and there's a tremendous spirit. to make sure he wants to say never has he come to beat me stronger because it's actually wrong you see but there's a tremendous spirit in the united states i would say it's a spirit like i have never witnessed before well you know he stands for the right things in general perspective you are used against terrorism in these people dealing with the global threats i think i've been a cheerleader for a country and everybody representing a company or a country has to be a cheerleader or no matter what you do it's just not going to work. so i think there was a lot to worry about in that speech and there were the some very much a focus on think business speak money not so much on the smaller person the everyday person. we begin the day at the world economic forum in davos switzerland u.s. president trump told leaders gathered there america is open for

i do not agree with you about berlin. the berlin crisis did not end. i know that is the standard view. end.hrushchev, it did not you have to keep in mind, if you want to change the nature of the settlement in central europe, and he makes it clear that he in 1962. the question is of tactics. power. to deter american in the summer of 1962, after the cubans except the missiles -- accept the missiles, the soviet decision-making system --khrushchev was more powerful than anybody else. the soviet leadership was surprised by khrushchev's suggestion of putting missiles in cuba. they wanted to slow him down. we will do this -- the cubans were surprised. the cubans were surprised. when the cubans say yes, khrushchev gets very excited because he sees the opportunity to put pressure on the united states. soviet foreign ministry, the preparation for what i feel -- if you remember the old mousetrap game, the soviets were setting up for a nominal moment in the united nations where khrushchev would make a speech and he would threaten war with the united states if ther

because your agenda a jewish boy from berlin was a bullet and attacked in school the noose was heard around the world. lost consciousness for a few seconds and then veered for his life. on a documentary because you're a jew. followed by an edition of quadriga which explores living in fear anti-semitic is germany. could. be nothing but by the same word got around at school the oscar is jewish and then he started getting harassed shot at by all kinds of people they would grab his hand and then screens it so soha a fell to the floor in pain they would slap him on the back of his neck or and. a boy grabbed oscar and put him in a headlock and choked him to the point that he lost consciousness for a moment feared for his life oscar was a victim of anti-semitic a boy i dizzyingly just mopping up for. gemma and then saw mccluskey and their two older children leonora and isaiah a german british and jewish family who live in berlin. their youngest child oscar isn't appearing on camera and his real name is not being used in this report for months the fourteen year old was the target of anti sem

back then berlin was europe's fun capital. is up from seed and believe it or see it up out of my i did a lot of research in berlin but it was mostly in libraries and archives and you form a try to form an image of believing based on photos only book couples magazines and newspapers as that of course i also crisscrossed the city for instance passing through brandenburg gate and thinking wow the great thing about berlin is you can feel the history wherever you go your sister. has made history come alive again in seven hundred sixty five illustrations his work entitled night falls on berlin in the roaring twenty's depicts the big city lights dancers backstage and performing at the city's famous cabaret venues. the mood in the metropolis is one of sinful pleasure nippled work for five years together with a writer. to recreate this last era but. that's make me up the norm i think interest is continued because these things are simply still valid within and sponsored by what was important and fashionable in the nineteen twenty s of t

born from berlin wars and a time to school because of his jewish heritage. now journalists discuss the issue on quadriga living in fear how anti semitic is germany. international talk show. next on t w. jim and rather than tell the tronic celebrates twenty five years together with a very personal and open title it's still an interest cuts for infinity. it's also in twelve tracks which says that most everything needs to be best. lead story in sixty minutes. fake hair and real story. where i come from a lot of women like me have fake hair sometimes a hairstyle takes up to two. that's a lot of time that needs to be filled so people at the salon talk about what's happening in their lives. i became a journalist to be a storyteller and i always want to find those real authentic stories from everyday people who have something to share. with others i must find at the salon i know good quality here when i see ads and a good story when i hear it. my name is elizabeth and i work at steve. hello and welcome to quadriga this saturday is international holocaust remembranc

news coming to you live from berlin make or break talks here in germany as a deadline looms for parties trying to form a new government a supporting eight hours remain for uncle america's conservatives to strike a deal with their hoped for partners the social democrats failure could trigger new elections also coming up mudslides in southern california lead at least thirteen people dead and carve a path of destruction through coastal towns already ravaged by wildfires. and stranded in the alps more than ten thousand holidaymakers are holed up as heavy snow fall and avalanches cut all villages and ski resorts. flowing terry marchant good to have you with us. here in germany the clock is running for the political parties locked in exploratory talks to form a new coalition government the talks are confidential but leaked reports suggest under michael's conservative block and the social democrats have reached agreement on climate policy and migration but s.p.d. leader martin schultz refused to comment as he headed into today's negotiations all parties have agreed to a news blackout ahead of

w news live from berlin deadly winds batter europe the worst storm in a decade strikes britain the netherlands and germany many train routes shut down stranding passengers overnight we'll get the latest on the chaos also coming up defiant for democracy hong kong's pro-democracy protesters face jail terms for civil disobedience plus the leading activist what's next for the movement. and the lilies stay or will he go question marks over the future of a greasy adornment striker appear emerick obama yard after he was locked out of tonight's game in berlin. i'm serious almost god like good to have you with us meteorologist say it was the worst storm to hit germany in a decade frederica killed at least nine people and caused transport delays for thousands of commuters across europe fierce gales blowing in from the west head mainland europe in the netherlands and belgium before sweeping into germany and bringing roads and railways to a halt top wind speeds of over two hundred kilometers per hour were reported on the central brocken mountain. the winds were just too strong for these buildings in the n

and hungary in berlin in our series fifty kitchens it's time for some good ups. in his native italy he's something of a national icon the musician comedian dancer and all round entertainer at the piano and chet in tunnel he's been an international star in europe already since the late sixty's has sold more than one hundred million records in italy alone and acted in about forty films mostly comedies with a very typical italian slapstick humor well throughout his career he's also never shied away from being provocative and has been a strong supporter of environmental protection and this saturday he turns eighty years old and we wish him many happy returns and continued success. no celentano his nickname is. the flexible one and it's not hard to see why he's a unique performer a combination of musician and comedian with a touch of stop stick. it's quite silly in a way but behind it all there's a certain humanity and a certain a certain depth a lot of the humor is very physical the way he has sort of a rubber face that he can that he can twist and contort. to go to

minister to berlin. it has a wonderful inscription on the presentation box that america saved the best for last with harry gilmore. as you can see in the image it , is an interesting flag. the great seal is in the middle. it is on a white field with blue stars surrounding the seal. a u.s. ambassador's flag has the great seal in the middle on a blue field with white stars. for further comparison, the secretary of state's flag. again, great seal in the middle, blue field, but four stars, one in each corner of the flag. it is a wonderful representation of this unique time in u.s. history. i think we will bring out a few more artifacts. alison: let's go. the last segment, we talked about embassies being the site of refuge and a silent. but sometimes embassies are often the site of political unrest and political attack. katie: this little piece here is a segment of the sidewalk that surrounded the former u.s. embassy saigon and what is now the u.s. consulate ho chi minh city. this piece was retreat for us in

saul is a fictional woman who typifies berlin. today is the film run low run of course and character in a blue angel was also named lola we've never met this woman she comes and sometimes she runs and brings us new inspirations. international musicians also regularly perform and lolo is here and evelyn think art and culture go well with hungary's national dish. see i spoke to infect. you with. europe at its best your imax brings you the highlights on instagram stunning landscapes spectacular buildings and mouthwatering delicacy our reporters are constantly on the look out with their cameras we look forward to your comments check out our your max instagram stories and discover how exciting and diverse europe can be. follow what's on instagram. and finally this week in our series we're doing a tour of some of the most beautiful winter resorts around europe and how you can have a top of the line active holiday at each of them in our final episode we're headed to the pitstop valley in austria and this is somewhat interesting for begin

this is deja vu news live from berlin u.s. president trump rips into his former chief strategist steve bannon is in the firing line right now for explosive comments on a trump tower meeting with russians donald trump says banon has quote lost his mind to get the fallout from washington also coming up. around the claires an end to deadly antigovernment on rats gets islamic rulers have mobilized support the tens of thousands rallying in a show of force for the government we'll have the latest from tehran. also on the show a special d.w. report on homelessness here in berlin charities say eastern europeans are especially hard at thousands of them are sleeping rough in the capital our reporter investigates why being homeless in berlin is better than going back home. and in sports dortmund's air america balmy on his gunning for a second african player of the year award tonight look at his johnson's. i'm brian thomas. warm welcome to the show u.s. president donald trump has launched a scathing attack on his former chief strategist s

but until then, he'd rather just stay invisible in berlin. peter: now, one way to prevent young men and boys from falling into the clutches of militant muslim groups is to go to the places where they are typically recruited. and that is precisely what karim mabrouk does. the champion kick-boxer is a member of a de-radicalization the idea -- top martial arts performers offer the youngsters coaching in the hope of winning their hearts and minds. the project has the backing of two ministries. but what happens next under austria's new government that includes the far-right freedom party? reporter: kickboxing is much more than a sport, says karim mabrouk. he says it also teaches valuable life lessons. karim: combat sports teaches kids determination. it teaches them never to give up in life, to have dreams and pursue them. reporter: he says kids with a focus are less likely to get radicalized by religious just 24, karim mabrouk has already won the austrian kickboxing championships several times, and has competed all over europe. he can't get into t

designer and seamstress is the berlin comic aficionados. each model is a unique elaborate kalash made from an original comic book. jacket. it's made not only of fabric but also of the hundreds of small lamps it takes are second place where little technology with l.e.d. lamp. has met a credit i'd like to combine technology and textiles and create a totally new material as. the only current. and cause this material screen fabric. and it's also wearable monitor that aims to adjust to the wear is mood vilna isn't the only fashion designer with this idea the london label cute circuit also creates fashions with l.e.d. lamps. these glasses are named for famous musician. jackson miles the grooves show why glass is made from vinyl records are number one on our chart of materials you probably never thought would be used to create fashions. the brainchild of zac tipton from the us. past where he lives he looks all records no one wants to play anymore. the old discs are glued to plastic and sought out their glasses frames are sold in cases also made fr

meet one of our berlin globals. mauritania's diawling national park is a wildlife hotspot -- but it didn't use to be like this. we find out about its transformation. but first we head to india to learn more about young girls and marriage, in which romance rarely plays a role. forced marriages can be nothing short of devastating for the young girls involved. early marriage frequently means early motherhood, and that often means dropping out of school. this form of human rights abuse is not limited to a few countries, either -- it's a global issue. in fact, around 700 million women and girls alive today were married off before they were 18. and more than a third were not even 15. the world leader when it comes to child brides is india. the u.n. estimates that nearly half of all indian women are married off before they are 18. reporter: this is muneera khan, at work in a women's center in hyderabad. she tells us she's 19, but doesn't know exactly when she was born. muneera was only 11 years old when her parents sold he

novel dish what a basket and it's your lady and her conjuring up in their berlin restaurant. and bugged out in finland there's a new how protein bread made with ground cricket. all this week we've been looking at sets of successful twins who have put their uniqueness to use so to speak no matter the field that they work in this kind of unusual teamwork seems to function well frank and patrick rickman from switzerland are no different they are conceptual artists who have gained recognition through projects like their zero star hotel in which the guests literally sleep under the stars or euro max met up with them in their studio to learn more about their innovative ideas. not one but two and the same discipline and paths taken up twins and then again tickle in every way they do know who's older. and minutes older so i have nine minutes more experience. so how different they let's say favorite color. orange their favorite music. hall problem i'm sorry same for me. as long as there's no meat. spanish crazy on prawns the concert artists have caused a worldwide stat their latest st

institute here in berlin thank you or when i've been here. now at least thirteen people are dead and twenty five injured after a powerful rain storm triggered flash floods and mudslides in southern california thousands have fled their homes and rescue crews are trying to access blocked off areas in their search for survivors it's another catastrophe for coastal communities already devastated by recent wildfires they were still recovering from devastating wildfires here last month and now more destruction authorities warned residents of santa barbara to evacuate the area mother nature unleashed her fury just before dawn. and later for a train coming down the hill you know you could hear these boulders roll and. yeah the whole house was shaking i panicked i mean i was asleep and i was in my pants and i just said there's mud in the driveway there's mud in the driveway parishes are fences grew. ridges on. this second nightmare to hit the region in weeks last month's wildfires destroyed vegetation on hillsides here leaving them susceptible to eros

you're watching news live from berlin and brian thomas will be up at the top of the hour with more or stay tuned for that. is the germany is a strong country. the arms of we have achieved so much we can do this and if something hinders us we must overcome it in the. going where it's uncomfortable global news that matters w made for mines. my name is john didn't die i lived in exile. i served time in prison in turkey i was a marked man there i could i would die in prison or leave the country i chose exile . in the autumn of twenty sixteen i moved to berlin i'd left my country my home and my wife behind. on the last day of september twenty sixth the police stormed and searched our home in istanbul they took away my wife's passport when i was in prison we'd meet separated by a glass partition now we talk to each other on the internet. me all foreigners have been holding my wife hostage for a year now they have filed no charges against her their only crime was to be married to me. drive fifteen twenty sixteen was a turning point in our lives i was in spain and watched the coverage of the

point from berlin was at the time to school because of his jewish heritage. now journalists discuss the issue on quadriga living in fear how anti semitic is germany. international talk show. quadriga next on d w. dylan rather than to the tronic celebrates twenty five years together with this new album titled dylan engines cuts or infinity. in twelve tracks which says that most everything used to be best for. the explorer in sixty minutes total. fake hair and real story. where i come from a lot of women like have fake hair sometimes the hair style takes up to two a day. it's a lot of time that needs to be filled so people at the salon happening in their lives. i became a journalist to be a storyteller and i always want to find those real authentic stories from everyday people who have something to share. with all the drama of the salon i already hear when i see ads and a good story when i hear it. my name is elizabeth and i work at. hello and welcome to quadriga this saturday is international holocaust remembrance day the murder of more than six million jews b

institute here in berlin thank you or when liberia. now least thirteen people are dead after a powerful rainstorm triggered flash floods and mudslides in southern california thousands fled from their homes as heavy rain sent modern boulders flying downhill homes and roads in the upscale neighborhood of santa barbara were demolished at the search for survivors is ongoing the mudslides followed a massive wildfire in the region last month which just roy vegetation on hillsides leaving them susceptible to erosion the fire was the worst in the california's history. let's talk to journalists valentino martelli's been following the story from los angeles hi volunteer good to see you so there were extensive wildfires now these mudslides bring us up to date on what the situation is at the moment well it's confirmed at least thirteen people have died in weather related incidents in santa barbara county especially as you mention in the month to see bill here at the school for early on the number as the sow their california first major winter stor

at ten thirty friday morning easy jet launched its first domestic german flight from berlin to munich connections to do so or frankfurt and stuttgart are also planned. the expansion of our activities in the capital means berlin will be easy jet second most important hub after london gatwick it's a testament to how important the german market and berlin are to the company i hear from now we hope to move about fifteen million passengers from berlin airports and with that figure would represent some twenty percent of easyjet customers last october the airline bought twenty five aircraft from air berlin which had gone bankrupt the e.u. commission approve the deal unconditionally to maintain competition on the german market as well to talk you know the country's economy has proven its surprisingly resilient despite political uncertainties that are still some dark clouds on the horizon despite strong g.d.p. growth inflation remains a problem and it's making it increasingly difficult to make for many took to make ends meet. activists suddenly had to get used to serving tea for the last four

here in the studio is spending across she is a political scientist at the humboldt university in berlin and an expert in coalition governments welcome to you q what do you make of what we're seeing this morning it's exciting right now but it's also promising it's good to hear that they actually took time to talk through the night to to get rid of these problems with regard to taxes gratian and stuff like that and i think we will soon hear a positive statement about the official coalition negotiation talks starting the s.p.d. of where of course reluctant partners they want to enter the opposition in the german parliament given that does it seem as if they have a viable basis for cooperation going forward does it seem as if this is a coalition if it doesn't come to fruition that can hold i think so yes so i think there are like they have compromised policies present and also on a personal basis it should work and also and most importantly probably there is no other option right so it's off the table the minority could government is off the table because i'm going who doesn't want that so

meet one of our berlin globals.ritania's diawling national park is a wildlife hotspot -- but it didn't use to be like this. we find out about its transformation. but first we head d to india o learn more about young girls and marriage, in which romance rarely plays a role.

is based in berlin. after the nazi takeover and high stock fire the nature of policing changed opposition politicians were rounded up. a man with drafted in to work as exhilarate police. increasingly jews became a target of persecution. in his novels kermit is history and fiction. boss is detective superintendent. a modern police officer who introduced the use of crime scene forensics he was also the inspiration for superintendent in fritz lang's film. only now. a. curse started out as a copyright. in london in the one nine hundred eighty s. first office so one moment smile face when. that was the agency i worked in before i went to work. for a subject such. so yeah i worked in there for. four five years. across the street from because former office is the london library kill was bored by advertising work so he turned to studying. and writing crime novels. i was very lucky because i mean you know. working there and having this library here. that seemed like a really you know lucky shot every year i was g

this is deja news from berlin tonight germany and its quest for a new government moves into the new year exploratory talks are underway between conservatives and the social democrats are considering continuing what's known as a grand coalition but they've promised a new style of politics can they deliver also coming up a story that could be straight out of a spy novel a vietnamese oil executive allegedly kidnapped in germany by his country's secret service goes on trial in one noise we'll talk to his lawyer. plus women take center stage at the golden globe awards a scene of black dresses on the red carpet set the tone as hollywood's elite. times up for sexual predators in the entertainment industry and. good to have you with us the first full working week of two thousand and eighteen has begun and in germany they are hoping for a new government soon the country's main parties have been holding their second day of talks aimed at forming a new government conservatives and the social democrats have governed in a coalition for the last four years but both have been eager to promise voters a