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poll at the british grand prix another record in itself hamilton's mercedes team mate about terry botha came 2nd with red bulls max for stop and taking 3rd place ahead of sunday's race. now poland's capital city came to a standstill yesterday marking the 76th anniversary of the warsaw uprising the popular revolt against the nazi occupation lasted more than 2 months and its commemoration is something that brings the whole country together especially honored are those few veterans still alive who took part. youngish producer i was 13 when they were also uprising began he was too young to fight so it's all supported his comrades by sourcing the food and running errands. even though he's in a coronavirus this week but 89 years old nothing was going to stop him from attending the commemoration. or twice that put me against the wall they wanted me dead and buried twice in different streets i stood against the wall facing death not fair not in mosul 1944 the polish her mommy force against the german occupiers the poles were poorly equipped after 2 months of fighting underground the german army

with everything was for her and this is what his voto of berlin's botha museum looks like instead of carrying a camera with a polish photographer a much a markovitch stands inside of one his boat is a moving camera obscura a large scale pinhole camera the boat is equipped with a lens which is permanently fixed onto one of the both sides macho uses it to take photos of landmarks such as the obama book or the berlin cathedral. is color negatives can be up to 2 by 3 meters large and are directly exposed on of voto paper. this is my view finder and i am trying to find a motive. in the viewfinder and once the motive is here. i press the shutter open click and seconds and after a 2nd to close the shutter. early in the morning he wants to take photos of the berlin hike start. at 6 am the light conditions are perfect and most importantly however he's got the reverse tray to himself the camera is moving when i think pictures though so there's always this mystery until i recess the paper through the machine i never know what is going to be like. with his floating camera much he has already tak

one of the most prominent personalities of the time johan botha gong for good made weimar his home he and his work here. he lived in this house for 50 years until his death and 1830 to. be noble helpful and good was his credo humanity and tolerance his guiding principles summed up in the concept of moral beauty the town's greatest minds all shared this deeply humanist approach. good as close as friend and collaborator was also interested in philosophy and the natural sciences for 20 years they exchanged ideas and inspired one another. by mars open atmosphere produced world literature. believed people should interact with the natural world appreciating it with all their senses so it's hardly surprising that he chose to work and relax in the middle of a landscape park by the river in. here he pursued his passion for botany and wrote poetry inspired by nature. just a few 100 meters away is the duchess on a amalia library named after its main patron it houses materials from around the world which are accessible to everyone. for 35 years good to himself was head librarian there under his d

metz the children of nairobi were dreaming of becoming the world's best can't botha's when they grow up. to me say again escaping helps me to be strong when i am on my schedule but i feel freeney when i'm moving on the board especially when i'm dropping into the ball and i come out i feel so good. 16 year old. she gets the chance. to. be my role being. 100 children but a speech box is the best part of least the children think so. because i must get. the 24 team it's not just east africa's best state but also it's largest for the children of self-confidence they've been able to express themselves they've been able to fulfil lives of people from outside their will to open up and appreciate them he says when she watches the children skate and she sees just troubled past form of neglect and abandonment. she sees a brighter future for kenya. as often as i dream of going to the olympics one day and introducing women. showing them they shouldn't be afraid of skating because nothing is impossible you just have to have to move around and you feel like and have enough confidence confident enou

let's have a closer look at the candidates and the speech on this convention with tyson botha ties and served as a senior advisor in the u.s. state department during the obama years that he's now a fellow at the truman national security project involving welcome to d w so we only heard clips of joe biden's speech but it sounded like the steady kind of bland unity and togetherness speech you might accept from many counties that this not donald trump what did you make of it well i mean it clearly the big themes of the of the entire convention where the idea of unity and empathy and really what's striking is how a political the entire convention was it was 4 days of saying you know we're all americans political identities are secondary to our national identity these kind of things and that this is an inclusive pluralistic style of democracy in contrast to of course president trump but it was a pretty stark speech i mean it was i represent the light against the darkness i see you know this is this is kind of star wars language thing right so what is was the darth vader and this is the scen

let's have a closer look at the candidates in the speech of this convention with that tyson botha tyson served as a senior advisor in the u.s. state department during the obama years and he's now a fellow at the truman national security project involving welcome to d w so we only heard clips of joe biden's speech but it sounded like the steady kind of unity in togetherness speech you might accept from any candidate this not donald trump what did you make of it well i mean it clearly the big themes of the of the entire convention where the idea of unity and empathy and really what's striking is how a political the entire convention was it was 4 days of saying you know we're all americans political identities are secondary to our national identity these kind of things and that this is an inclusive pluralistic style of democracy in contrast to of course president trump by. it was a pretty stark speech i mean it was i represent the light against the darkness i see you know this is this is kind of star wars language thing right so who what is who is the darth vader in this is the scenario ok

in the northern town of belongs to hindu groups sri lankans are electing a new parliament president botha by our departs his party is seeking a 2 thirds majority to allow changes to the constitution the vote was postponed twice because of corona virus. hong kong's pro-democracy leaders are back in court joshua wanting agnus challenge ivan last facing charges relating to protests against the hong kong extradition bill last year. we're back to the top of the hour stay with us. 15 years ago an explosion ripped through lebanon's capital killing prime minister graffiti and 21 others now the special tribunal for lebanon in the hague will deliver its verdict on august 7th find out what this means for lebanon and for those indicted. over developments on a. it's a family that has been at the heart of power in sri lanka for years now that aim to strengthen the whip as voters go to the polls so how crucial is the election this time and why. this is inside story. hello welcome to the program. 2 brothers who have long shaped sri lanka's politics they're known for their bowling and during the 26 year w

. >> jason: i want you to bothas set aside all the blunders because they happen every night.e could do a whole show ever night on the blunders. but the content of what he is saying should be equally scary. he took a position that illegal immigrants should be able to have all the same benefits as everybody else in the world, and the united states. the content of what he is saying continues to go to the bar radical left, doesn't it, matt? >> the other thing is i keep saying he is radical and wrong. joe biden and his 50 years of the senate vote, he was wrong o almost every major question facing the country. he moved to the left as he was in the senate. as he became barack obama's running mate, as charlie talked about, he actually embraced this whole socialist agenda. now he's on to the aoc, bernie sanders, radical, socialist manifesto. this document they came out with, which is their platform. he has embraced everything but because -- i'm not a medical doctor so charlie and jason forgive me, but because he is a little gonzo in the head, he is going to need people to help him if

botha's parents were doctoral -- they had doctorates. she had a good life and grew up in berkeley. still, there was pain and suffering and her family. being estranged from her father for a while. certainly mr. biden, going through what he has been through with loss in his life. they both come across as being very empathetic. compassionate people. they know what people have gone through in their life. that's the kind of person i want in the white house. not somebody like trump where there's not a thing in his life that were -- resembles anything like my life. host: thanks for calling in and watching. louis from california, republican line. your senator has been nominated for vice president. caller: yes. it gives me great joy. as a republican, it is sad to say that a lot of republicans i've heard on your show have negative things to say. that's the only thing this administration can do. the great people. we have a man that has great experience and know-how. he has been in the administration who ran a nation with great opportunities for advancement. who haspresident excuses after excu

foreign ministers in a farm more on that's let's speak to knead botha who's live for us and london and even gets the impression that is a growing external pressure on the government in balad was what was happening at the meeting that. well the meeting of the foreign ministers happened remotely they all dialed into a central hub and brussels and basically shared their ideas on how to pull the pressure on alexander look at there's no shortage of solidarity for the better russian people and no shortage of criticism and condemnation for alexander lukashenko according to a spokesperson for the german chancellor angela merkel was shocked covering scene seems of violence on the streets of minsk and other cities over the course of the past few days and also as live on the lam the european commission president said that there had been a brutal violation of human rights that warranted immediate sanctions and sanctions does appear to be the direction of travel the e.u. foreign ministers together in a unified way are prepared to take but could take the form of asset freezes or travel bans on senio