i never saw cologne as ugly at all.rming in the least patronizing sense of the word. i mean, this city charms you. it takes you in. it makes you feel welcome. maybe it was the non-douchey beer culture here that appealed. i don't mean beer culture in a judgmental neck beard hovering over you waiting for you to decide between craft beers way either. i mean, but here decent beer is a way of life. it's a birthright. you don't talk about it too much. you freakin' drink it. beer here means, more often than not, kölsch. heinz grune has lived in cologne his whole life. >> heinz: cheers to the -- >> anthony: prost. he does marketing for several german breweries, so a kölsch is an integral part of both his social and business lives. kölsch is not a brand. what is this anyway? >> heinz: let's call it a style. it's a pale ale, and people love to drink it in high amounts. >> anthony: malzmuhle brewery has been slinging beer non-stop for the last 150 years. democratic, utilitarian, welcoming to all people with a powerful thirst. i lo

the neighborhood street festival in the german city of cologne for a day cause a band pedestrians and bicyclists a free to use the streets normally traffic clogs these roads and pollutes the air levels the fine particulate matter and nitrogen oxides are high in downtown cologne pediatrician christiane during is trying to raise awareness of the problem. imo your kit have a cigarette off of. the cigarette made of chewing gum symbolizes the invisible danger of particulate matter and nitrogen oxides it represents the two cigarettes with toxins during says cologne residents inhaled every day. he sees a lot of young patients with respiratory problems in his practice. havoc in the us practices we know from this where there are pediatric practice is located nearby in an area with heavy traffic and we've observed an increase in the problems children have in the months when we get temperature inversions this stuff and then the polluted air is trapped below and there's an increase in respiratory irritants from traffic and sort particles from coal fired power plants children get diseases that are

and pollutes the air levels of fine particulate matter and nitrogen oxides are high in town town cologne. pediatrician christian during is trying to raise awareness of the problem. imo your kids have a cigarette off of. the cigarette made of chewing gum symbolizes the invisible danger of particulate matter and not true gin oxides it represents the two cigarettes with toxins during says cologne residents inhale every day. he sees a lot of young patients with respiratory problems in his practice. or. in the us processes for most of this where there are pediatric practice is located nearby in an area with heavy traffic and we've observed an increase in the problems children have in the months when we get temperature inversions they start and then the polluted air is tracked below and there's an increase in respiratory irritants from traffic concert particles from coal fired power plants children get diseases that are more severe and they need longer to recover we have to prescribe more medication. it's generally accepted that fine particulate matter and nitrogen oxides pollute the air we br

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before we actually get down to action is of course it was all focused on the 2nd division because cologne finished the season 1st board who would be joining them in the top flight next season now going into the weekend ponder born resitting in 2nd one point ahead of you on berlin and both sides faced to tough away matches so i mean no movie here was watching to see who it was and who is actually going to be automatically promoted and who will battle it out in the playoffs. only on berlin's famous travelling support were in full voice to spur their team on against a pole from side with nothing to play for. meanwhile part of bone coach deafened down got took his charges to a hostile to dresden and they started well philip clement slicing through the dresden defense to make it one nil. now it was another set of away fans making all the noise. but part of owen's advantage was short lived dressed an equaliser a goal that will give keeper layer poled tingle a nightmare as bearish arctic shot came back off the post and single it was in the perfect place to deflect the ball across the line. a cha

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after being relegated to the second tier colognes away win over quite a threat clinched their move up to the top tier which will certainly see zip cord about scored a hat trick and fritz added and own goal to make it that much easier for cologne of us sealed a four nil wind with his third goal sending fans of the club known as the billy goats and the team itself into celebration. now he said to me young is that gabby has only female paralympic athlete she was the national team's flag bearer at the london twenty twelve games and her next goal is to represent her country in tokyo next year she does weightlifting athletics and basketball and she's a single mother of two and she's the only woman in her wheelchair basketball team in other words she's determined to push the boundaries to prove what disabled people can too. he said two nyang is the gambians only female paralympic athlete she was born with an impairment and both her legs four times a week plays basketball the training a chance to bond with other disabled people who often feel ostracized from society many gambians feel that me

in sports colognes football club has made it back into the bonus they goes top division just one season after being relegated to the second tier colognes away win over a quarter to clinch the move up to the top tier starting next young for the last four to have tricked and thirteen added and to make it that much easier. for no win with his third goal sending fans of the club known as the billy goat and the team itself into a celebration. if you minutes a documentary about the museum of african-american history in washington d.c. but first celebrities at the red carpet new york last night profession's biggest night the annual gala for the metropolitan museum of art there are plenty of extravagant and wacky costumes enjoy. cooking. if you're a big idea. what speaker. will it look like tomorrow. being for a better future isn't in europe requires a coworker patient. years in the elections twenty nineteen may twenty sixth g.w. .

in only eight hundred forty two he began working for a daily newspaper in cologne the harnish outside which was critical of the present government in berlin. marx used the newspaper to describe the desperate conditions of the working class the census banned many of his articles thus in his short tenure as the paper's editor marx helped change the face of political journalism because. what it told us journalists are also had a powerful impact on marx you were a newspaper editor he was forced to address the struggles faced by local farmers at the dawn of capitalism so that before that he was an intelligent clever radical thinker but very abstract and idealistic. i'm going on must i began reading mark shortly after finishing my confirmation classes but quick out hadn't answered me so i think looking for someone else who could explain the world to move in mocks the quotes how i came to the early marx and i was basically the air of german idealism as i'm can see you want to explain the world and help create a new society based on a principle with i always driven by an immensely important d

the switch to sustainable mobility remains a major challenge for bon cologne and for other cities across germany. it's. as good as gone with this project ok. soulseek yes you know would keep talking about mobility all over now wants me to have. b.m.w. mr howell shield my committee. it's good to have you here but we're talking mobility here so just tell us real quick how is it that sustainable mobility is a calm like the talk of a town well you know i mean mobility is something that really impacts every one of us yet and it's a good topic to talk about because at the end of the day it's something many people want and there's to a little off right space clean air. and you know it's not only about the environment but you know the environment is something that is very important to us and that it's everyone's job kind of to you know go forward and save resources i don't like the fact that you mention the environment i mean my 2nd question is going to be about that why do you think that environment always when it comes to mobility well you know it's about resources right and clean air is just

a new asylum law dictated that i should live in cologne a mediæval german city that i've come to love i'm one of nearly a 1000000 ethnic arabs who have come to germany since 2015 freend war and violence back home. initially we received a warm reception by the germans but what happened here in this square on new year's eve 2015 when young men said to be arab were accused of robbing and attacking german women brought that welcome to an end. german police encountered distraught women and girls were reported fights thefts and sexual assaults against women by groups of male immigrants life here has not been the same since that night. there widespread calls to halt the entry of arab refugees and the party of chancellor angela merkel who championed the cause of refugees is losing votes in the polls. how do we stay here and how do we survive. learning german is my 1st essential task. arabs began coming to germany in the late 1950 s. . they were nearly half a 1000000 arabs already here when the most recent influx began. why did they come here. where they welcomed. how did they survive. what ha

very interesting let me know bing is some sports news from germany colognes football club has made itack into the bundesliga top division and just one season after being relegated to the second tier colognes away when over going to church change their move up to the top tier starting next season young gogglebox scored a hat trick and first added and own goal to make that much easier for goodell a good job a feat a full on the wind with his third goal sending fines of the club known as the billy goats and the team itself into celebration mode have a. show coming up next is close up looking at life in new zealand off the terrorist attacks on mosques in christchurch stay with us for that. it is important that no star in his life done to him to begin to the bottom of how this act of terrorism accrued the attacks on christ church crimes of hate in a peaceful country sprinkle names of those who were lost rather than the name of the man who took them new zealand life after the terror attacks. close up next. pick up. their goals go lower but everything still programs. even after the third to

cologne. airport and the port of israel and saying that these are in the renge of their targets so we can say that there are a lot of messages threatening and intimidating messages between both parts and you has also declared that the egyptian media for maintaining calmness this time are not have not succeeded and that israel is going to retaliate rispoli in a very forceful way to hamas and the palestinian factions if they continue to fire these rockets on the israeli towns. journalists thank you for bringing us the latest. to germany now where a rising political figure has drawn attention after urging top firms like b.m.w. to be brought under collective ownership the remarks were made by kevin cornered leader of the social democratic party as a youth wing he's vowed to shift the party's policies further to the left since joining the s.p.d. s.t.p. as youth chief has also been a vocal critic of surging rents and big property developers however his latest comments have led many embroil and halls

after being relegated to the second tier colognes away win over quite a threat to clinch their move up to the top tier starting season young quote the best four to have trick and their first added and own goal to make it that much easier for. a court about sealed off or no win with his a third goal sending fans of the club known as the billy goats and the team itself into celebration. liverpool will host barcelona in the champions league semifinal tonight trying to come back from a three nil deficit from the first leg to make things more complicated for coaching clubs his liverpool team will be without their star player mohamed salah and striker robert from. two of the world's best strikers on the way the group that's known now and be able to score four goals against possible not to go through with ninety minutes. thus make life easier but still as long as we have eleven players on the pitch then b.b.b. do try to and everybody knows that and that's what people do want to show nothing else. golfer tiger woods has received his country's highest civilian honor the presidential medal of

dominic cologne lived on the streets for 10 years always on the move looking for something to eat somewhere to sleep he says it was a life without dignity. dominic was 16 when his mother threw him out the streets of st paoli became his home the red light district of hamburg. when we need each other up for a sleeping bag it's a fight for survival and then there's a sadistic violence and contempt where people come in they don't treat you with dignity but like dirt. they pee on your sleeping bag or batter us something there might not be a tomorrow maybe someone will set me on fire beat me to death like you end up living just for the here and now and trying to stay alive. yet dominic's got his high school diploma and volunteered in a clothing to pay for refugees people even worse off than him he sees this kind of thing all the time please wake up a sleeping homeless man and tell him to move on. this is also a question of dignity cool among us who sits down somewhere at lunchtime expects to be approached by 3 police officers and you see how they put on gloves because they're disgusted that's no

back in cologne germany as wide ranging repertoire is especially focused on the works of your hands a bust and bust but he also plays covers from pop stars the main ingredient is always authenticity. am the jaya began playing the violin when he was just four. he later study violin a university of the arts and soon began collaborating with class conductors like. recording demos for his next album which will incorporate a colorful mix of styles the musicians are experimenting with a piece by italian baroque composer pietro antonio look at to. keep your eyes and ears open for a violinist iskhandar which i am a musical maverick. joins me now and he just told me that he was just last you were just in i just returned from bali a beautiful. now you're a pop star in that part of the world i guess mostly playing classical music and so do they have a different attitude to classical music there is here relaxed i feel like indonesia doesn't really have the tradition of having regular classical concerts that's why i enjoy so much playing you know bach beethoven mozart bronze over there because peo

they could be the future of cologne weighs it with their record on the. granting opportunities global news that matters d. w. made 4 lines. take it personally you read it with a little wonderful people in stories that make the game so special. for all truth. become more than a foot long line. of a low and welcome to arts and culture here's what's coming up. the cannes film festival draws to a close and our movie critic is back from the french riviera to bring us a little glamour and his look at his favorite films of this year. and hung garion film director or you do tells us what it's like making movies under his country's authoritarian government. first though the cannes film festival is where the world's top stars and filmmakers get together to hobnob to make secret deals and to show off 1000000 euro gallons on the red carpet it's an exclusive 2 week party for insiders only luckily for us our film critic scott roxboro is there. are 3 things you can always count on the. stars. who are stars. and the weather. well 2 of the 3 bad but the gray skies didn't

the communist manifesto was published marx was forced to flee brussels and soon ended up back in cologne. he was brought up on charges of inciting the rebellion and acquitted again he was expelled and meanwhile he had also lost his pression citizenship and become stateless. mox and his family went into exile in london. at the time london harbored refugees from all over the world box and his family lived in abject poverty. three of the moxa six children died from illness time and again and this came to their. with help from an inheritance the marks family could move to a middle class apartment mark steyn spent much of his time in the british museum's reading room where he worked on his most important manuscript. the first volume appeared in eight hundred sixty seven copy time capital i could. not speak centered it to his publisher with the words. i don't believe anyone has ever written so much about money who has so little of it. in the u.k. unfortunately we did move with marks and spencers which is a retail brand but because the culture i don't think is developed and i was much about com

official in cologne a much higher percentage of the population is a civil servant brussel spend 6 percent of its budget on personnel germany's local council spent 25 percent. so in terms of actual figures it's not really the bureaucratic b.m.s. it's often made up to make. is the preconception more about feelings processes or even just a communication problem. i'm with the european parliament to meet danny and there's a lack of the party vote from to 3 years ago in response to the rising tide of populism and. the party is now hoping to enter the european parliament as the 1st pan-european party. of was our travels across europe we've heard lots of people say that the e.u. works well as an economic union but that it's politically disastrous do you agree. it was one of the moment i would say that at the moment it's hard to understand what exactly is happening politically on a european level. you get the feeling that heads of government meet up and make backroom deals so that's why our 1st priority is to strengthen parliament to make sure that the members of the european parliament can propos

they have been there in their bets for the whole season in the top 3 along with cologne and humbug but i mean in the past few weeks it looks like they had thrown the chance away one win in 7 matches but then they came up in this match against the book who relegation threatened actually confirmed today that they're going down and they put in a great performance for a new victory really really like put in a good performance that showed that they're serious about getting up whereas you saw how book not quite serious i think they're completely folded and so it's going to be a tough one for you and but they've got some passionate support they're going to bottom next week massive game for them they need a win and they need possible to drop points in their match against team address and one interesting factor is d.m. address in our. rivals so we'll dress and do them a favor or will they try and maybe bottle say quick answer from both of you for the relegation play offs always been very difficult for the 2nd division team can that's a part of only will make it a side with yannick. look i think

and just yesterday night they deported does on the border of cologne to show their broker all our phones like this. and we come back again last spring in the ball station because there wasn't any bus station to be and you've got to go. right now. in the canteen about the guys is. this in the future if you want a very. good thing. many times i told them if 100 tons you captured me and default may well come again because i want to go on which my goal no one's gonna stop was not only me all the guys here would be out on the ally. and i'm going to europe make a new life run just across no one can stop us so one of which of course. if all not true are medicare and again these guys one by 1 1 they will go by what i came by every inside the 4 is every now we have our way we can go nowhere no one can i am of course. when the. larger 1000 are so called hope to challenge your god and. margit out 10000 years in the. morning dust on. a steam is in the game a hammer shared victories. there you are your body of a ship like chess junkie values and they. are. is donald trump's national security advisor

we traveled to cologne in early march right in the middle of a windstorm.he stormy times for europe. and the volunteers are trying to get young people to vote in the upcoming european election. just the way all of europeans part of the e.u. would like a family medium and of us find that by my dad's french and my mom's german so europe is really important to me as we head to you with all the good wishes and. disadvantages part of an e.u. parliament effort to get out the followers it's cold this time i'm voting volunteers can sign up on a website.