in copenhagen that i would like to to visit. one for always buys fresh fruit and vegetables he doesn't have a set shopping list he simply gets the best of whatever is on offer. i have some ideas for the menu when i leave home and i have some elements with me but i am improvise a lot from what is most fresh. seasonal and what it's nice to get up from the markets. today he's going with fish he says it's easier to make an elegant dish using fish and meat some shrimp and mussels will round off the menu the main course will be monkfish. wolf who is married and has three children prepares his sauces and packs his cooking utensils before he sets off from harm. he always dreamed of becoming a chef. after cooking school he worked in switzerland and england but he always wanted to return to his home city copenhagen. today voters transcript of the test menu for some friends he's invited ten people. he does this every time he tries out new recipes. this spot directly on the water near the harbor is one of his favorite places in copenhagen.

we brewed it at the office and at the university of copenhagen. people started copying it around the world. ♪ >> -- the powers that you already have. >> it developed because people keep developing the recipe. they did not understand what open source meant, that you could share a recipe, recycle the ones you have, develop the recipe at the beginning, add on to it. >> it is very much about empowerment of people. this artwork reaches out in a different way than conventional artwork would do. >> it is also a way of distributing ideas. this whole idea of not only working within the gallery frame or the museum frame is very important. >> from a park made into art, from an art gallery made into a park, superflex are heading to london's tate modern to take on the vast turbine hall. ♪ >> superflex are in the process of designing their turbine hall installation. they drew inspiration from tate modern's previous projects, as well as superkilen park. >> you have the pendulum. people can contemplate and go and be active with the swing and be part of setting in

in copenhagen that i would like to visit. one for always buys fresh fruit and vegetables he doesn't have a set shopping list he simply gets the best of whatever is on offer. i have some ideas for the menu when i leave home and i have some elements with me but i improvise a lot from what is most fresh. seasonal and what it's nice to get up from the markets. today he's going with fish he says it's easier to make an elegant issues in fish meat some shrimp and mussels will round off the menu the main course will be monkfish. wolf who is married and has three children prepares his sauces and packs his cooking utensils before he sets off from whom. he always dreamed of becoming a chef. after cooking school he worked in switzerland and england but he always wanted to return to his home city copenhagen. today voters' transcript of the test menu for some friends he's invited ten people . he does this every time he tries out new recipes. this spot directly on the water near the harbor is one of his favorite places in copenhagen. design

here's a second look at the copenhagen jazz festival. >> reporter: the streets and squares are alivehe sound of improvisation, as the city stages 1,400 concerts in ten days, leading to claims that copenhagen is now the jazz capital of the world. >> it's a kind of music you can make swing. we like the swing feeling, so that's how we perform it. >> reporter: drummer jorgen fjelstrup fears that like viennese waltzes, traditional jazz will soon be consigned to history. >> everything has its time. i think 5% of the people knows or likes this kind of jazz. mainly my age i think, so it will die with us. >> reporter: but in copenhagen's meat packing district the boundaries of jazz are being expanded in a way that's attracting international attention. drummer emil de waal. >> to me jazz is a very open genre. to me, jazz is a very alive genre and what we're trying to do here is to make jazz work together with electronic music. i can't see a world without improvisational music. so i'm really optimistic. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: grammy-winning drummer victor jones has joined a distinguished list of amer

call time in copenhagen ten on the all until the august rather than look for much of the first off what crucially fast still very much and that's all the case is flowing from on our live. truck because the mix will take you know explains the choices very much alive i come back to believe next time we've got questions like the local calls it was still up for grabs we will be in the meetings all the tricky points launch. as you can see always team going through a crisis for one last time before huge gains against the dying come in the face will cope will it be the danish celebrating to morning to. take you into the inner sanctum of the family guy. danish changed. let's say for comfort and had it's not just the scan but the big. the. lads the face a really. good atmosphere only menacing in songs that. you mean straight sheen and we haven't got a full team what's going on back around here on the ready ready yet just about johnson's puppy dog he won the first got investments after which you got the. house my house much better grades he wouldn't be a stereotypical irish day unless there was s

we just have to continue after the game in copenhagen with and it will just. take tonight's next ninety minutes and try to get a goal that these men go. if we get one goal they have to score two so it's obvious that we will build on that we what we did in the copenhagen which was . actually very good after a bit of planning because we had a ball a lot be created chances enough to get a goal but sometimes you don't succeed. one rafa nadal has pulled out of the season ending a.t.p. finals after losing his opening match the spaniard who has been struggling with a knee injury was defeated by david goffin seven six six seven six four on monday in london the dow pulled out of the paris masters ten days ago saying his knees were still not perfect the thirty one year old has never won the a.t.p. finals despite appearing in in them eight times. on the first ball garion to qualify for the tournament in its forty year history one a gripping and counter grigor dimitrov overcoming austrian dominic pm six three five seven seven five in what was dubbed the battle of the back

we just have to continue after the game in copenhagen which ended just. take tonight's next ninety minutes and try to get a goal that these men go. if we get one goal they have to score two so it's obvious that we will be doing that we what we did in the copenhagen which was . actually very good after that of planning because we had a ball a lot be created chances enough to get a go but sometimes you don't succeed well with sweden's place now decided with that win over italy there are just three places left to be decided ireland and denmark of course are out for one peru play new zealand for another and australia take on hunger is to see who will go through the socceroos true no mail in the opening leg in central america without star player tim cahill has been nursing an ankle injury the team flew back on a specially chartered plane kits that with high tech recovery quitman cahill now says he'll be fit to start on wednesday when you just had to be down there to get us to the stage we choose to finish it off even now it's about enjoying the moment you know

i saw you did a show in copenhagen?> of course. so liberal and -- it's just great. it's brilliant. >> jimmy: i saw this photo you posted, and i go, "oh, when in copenhagen." >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: and this is the photo i saw. >> yeah. what i do -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: is everything okay? i mean is everything --? >> i know. yes. i like -- i like taking bath pics. yeah. >> jimmy: bathtub pictures? [ laughter ] i have seen these, yeah. >> and so i started -- i started doing a sort of relevant bath pic wherever i was. like in scotland, i have a a little ginger hair and a a little kilt on. and then in canada, i have a a moose outfit. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> and then in iceland, i was a a viking. but that was because -- >> jimmy: but this one. >> yeah. >> jimmy: but how do you even get a costume like this? >> wow. i planned it, right? [ laughter ] so -- so me and my girlfriend went to a sort of a fancy dress shop, right? to get that. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and i was too embarrassed to ask, in case he recognized me. so i sent jan

has been the reason for their success in getting to this stage and it was 0—0 in the first leg in copenhagen they had the perfect start here, a free kick after five minutes and the ball was floated in, a mistake by a danish defender, he miskicked his clearance but there was shane duffy in. —— shane duffy. ireland were caught in two minds. a mistake by christy, defending the post, just one of the errors we saw. ireland were behind by half—time and then it was the eriksen show, three goals from him, best player on the pitch, one of the most talented attacking midfielders in europe and he was given space to shine. three g:;': from shine. three goals from him. it was” nicklas shioo, three goals from him. it was,— nicklas bendtner scoring from 5—1. nicklas bendtner scoring from the penalty spot. martin o'neill went for it, making attacking substitutions at half—time, hoolahan coming on. some people thought he should have started the game. the defensive strength we've seen throughout from the republic over the years in the martin o'neill era just disappeared. as the game opened up, they fell apart

we saw it from them in the first leg in copenhagen, which finished 0—0.e game opened up the home side fell apart. the republic of ireland took the lead afterjust five minutes, a header shane duffy before half—time and they lead. defensive errors from the irish team, but christian eriksen, in an attacking midfield role for denmark, was allowed to run the show. his hat—trick was a delight, the second goal, his fetish for that want a particular highlight of the evening. and the world cup, which will not feature robert or gareth bale or alexis sanchez, will have in christian eriksen one of the most talented players in europe. the world cup may well benefit from his presence and denmark may feel their superior technique and skill won the day, and won the tie. if they feel they deserve to be in the world cup, i think they are properly right. —— probably right. so there are nowjust two spots left for next year's world cup. one of those will go to either australia or honduras on wednesday. they played out a goalless draw in the first leg, so it is a winner—takes—

in europe in qualifying denmark and ireland battled a school a strong copenhagen in their first leg of their playoff denmark had far more chances but couldn't get past the tight irish defense arm and will now have an advantage going into the second leg on tuesday after denmark failed to score at home. formula one now and at the brazilian grand prix a mercedes driver but not the one you might expect has taken pole position for today's race finland sponsored by times will start from the front of the grid after his mercedes team mate lewis hamilton crashed in qualifying hamilton to start at the back of the field by the way in the crowd world champion tweeted earlier that the members of his team had been robbed at gunpoint after leaving the stop our race track. to lose this one of the world's most famous museums and now it's opened a branch in abu dhabi thousands of visitors attended the opening and it's protecting the building designed by french architecture of the building like the museum itself attempts to combine eastern and western influences it's the first museum of its kind in the a

in saturday's well cup qualifying denmark and our lead battle to a scoreless draw in copenhagen in the first leg of their play off with a take us to the finals in russia next year at stake denmark had far more chances but couldn't get past the toys r us defense arland will now have a slight advantage going into the second leg on tuesday after denmark fails to score at home. in other words coke qualifiers africa's final two places at next year's world cup have been destroyed as to be a top group just one point ahead of their closest rivals democratic republic of the congo and will be going to their fifth wales called they'll be joined by a morocco ivory coast to nil to reach their final at their first tournament since france legend egypt's nigeria anthony gul had already books their tickets to the next year's tournament in earlier rounds formula one now and the brazilian grand prix and receive his driver but not maybe the one that you might expect to have taken pole for the race on sunday for any length of terry both tasks will start on sunday's race without paolo from the front of the

the second leg of their playoff is in dublin, with honours even after a goalless draw in copenhagen.rk had the better of the chances in the first leg, while ireland were criticised for a lack of creativity. you have to try and cover all eventualities but it only takes a second to score a goal, so the minute a goal is scored in the game, that eradicates a lot of things, it iraq decay is extra time, it eradicates penalty kicks and things like that —— it eradicates. we may need a couple of goals to keep out denmark for two games might be tough. we talk about a game that takes us to the world cup so of course we have to fight and have them on to go through that even if it goes to extra time. we can fight with them if we want to fight, we take that up, but that's not our game plan, it's to get it down, play on the floor, move it around and hopefully we score before that. world number one rafael nadal has withdrawn from the season ending atp world tour finals in london. it comes after the spaniard lost his opening match to belgium's david goffin in a tough three set match that took more th

climate summit spec to copenhagen. i am used to seeing you arrested in some protest. nnimmo bassey is a nigerian environmental activist and the director of the health of mother earth foundation. he wrote the forward for the report by corporate accountability titled "polluting paris." we are going to talk about that report in just a minute. he is also author of the book "to cook a continent." stay with us. ♪ [music break] : this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman wtih nermeen shaikh. we are broadcasting live from the u.n. climate summit. amy: representatives from nearly 200 nations have gathered here in bonn, germany, but they're not the only ones flocking to the city for this year's summit. and number of fossil fuel companies and corporate sponsors have also dissented on bonn where they're pushing her own agenda behind th scenes. on tuesdsday, activiststs disrud a presentatition at an annnnual corporate confefence held alongside e e climat summit. werprotestinghe bank for nding t the pipelinine. funding clilimate chaos. e ei

he arrived at the copenhagen climate summit in 2009 amit huge expectations but the deal fell apart. > international agreement where we all are not sharing information and ensuring that we are meeting our commitments. that doesn't make sense. it would be a hollow victory. >> reporter: the fact was president obama didn't have congressional support and everybody in copenhagen knew it. so in paris six years later, the president tried a radical new approach. he used an old semantic trick to take congress right out of the decision-making. during a state visit to china the president said all the differences with beijing had been ironed out. >> this is a major milestone in the u.s./china relationship. and it shows what's possible when we work together on an urgent global challenge. >> reporter: so this time around somehow a non-binding agreement was not a hollow victory. these twists of logic demonstrate why other signatories are fed up with washington. amp the drama of the obama years -- the next president just yanks the country back out again. but here's where president trump may have serio

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for example, some are convicted of conspiring with trotsky in 1936 in the hotel bristol in copenhagen longer in business. next case. 1938, this man is purged with many purged judges and the like. ♪ city,or: new mexico august 20. an -- aman comes with young man comes calling on an attractive secretary. elliott trotsky is dead. in the west meanwhile, another dictatorship arose. with infallible leader, secret police and cattle car that carried men and women to their grave or worse. [speaking german] narrator: this is the time of the popular front. all common courts of the fascist are welcome, and even at the pickets march, it is changing. 21, 1939, the germans undertake to divide the world. ♪ on september 1, eight days after the nazi attack, they crossed the polish frontier, and the world learns the meeting of the german word blitzkrieg. on september 17, the red army crosses poland. on october 5, [indiscernible] german and russian shake hands and shiver. the scum of the earth, i believe. the bloodiest workers, i presume. germany gets more with the dismemberment of poland. russian clears

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just before the two thousand and nine climate change conference in copenhagen the then president of the multi-verse made an impressive appeal to the world community underwater the media loved it but the summit itself was declared a flop climate protection developments stalled. then in two thousand and twelve it was off to the qatari capital doha that year the world climate summit was held in a country with the highest c o two emissions per person the irony was seventy criticized then finally in two thousand and fifteen a breakthrough meeting in paris the international community agreed a target global warming must not exceed two degrees measures to achieve this were drawn up recently one of the biggest signatories shocked the world so we're getting out in early june at donald trump announced the u.s. would withdraw from the paris agreement with a drastic move especially in light of the consequences. the juneau ice field in alaska is the fifth largest in the world spanning almost four thousand square kilometers the landscape here seems made for eternity. but here in hood knows better the

for example, some are convicted of conspiring with trotsky in 1936 in the hotel bristol in copenhagenct in 1936, the hotel was no longer in business. next case. in 1938, this judge is purged with many other purged judges and the like. ♪ narrator: near mexico city, august 20. a young man comes calling on an attractive secretary. he plunges of mountain climbers ax into an old man's skull and leon trotsky is dead. in the west meanwhile, another dictatorship arose. devoted to world conquest with an infallible leader secret , police and cattle car that carried men and women to their grave, or worse. hitler:-- adolf [speaking german] narrator: this is the time of the popular front. all common courts of the fascist are welcome, and even at the pickets march, it is changing. on august 23, 1939, the germans and russians undertake to divide the world between them. ♪ narrator: on september 1, eight days after the nazi-soviet pact is signed they crossed the , polish frontier, and the world learns the meeting of the german word blitzkrieg. on september 17, the red army crosses poland's frontier. o

example, several defendants are convicted of conspiring with trotsky in 1936 in the hotel bristol in copenhagenct, in 1936, the hotel was no longer in business. next case. in 1938, this judge himself is purged along with many purged judges, labor camps, and the like. ♪ new mexico city, august 20. a young man comes calling on an attractive secretary. paying her little heed, he plunges a mountain climber's axe into an old man's skull. leon trotsky is dead. in the west meanwhile, another dictatorship arose. with infallible leader, secret police, and cattle car that carried men and women to their grave or worse. >> [speaking german] james: this is the time of the popular front. all common courts against the fascist are welcome, but even as the pickets march, the populace front is changing. on august 21, 1939, the germans and the russians undertake to divide the world between them . ♪ on september 1, eight days after the nazi-soviet pact is signed, the germans crossed the polish frontier, and the world learns the meaning of the german word blitzkrieg. on september 17, the red army crosses poland. on

being sentenced to six and a girl who has not been named was fifteen when she was arrested near copenhagen in january last year her family alerted police after becoming suspicious about chemicals that they'd seen in the basement of their home during a search police found bomb making ingredients and note expressing sympathy with the so-called islamic state evidence indicated she had planned to attack her former primary school added jewish school in a statement to the court revealed that since being jailed the girl had stopped a teacher with a broken mirror as laura smith explains there's been a growth of radicalized youngsters in europe. seventeen year old boy in wales found guilty car into a crowd in the city of the teen in which he said he was a stabbed a police officer. and on instagram and his ground station in past connection with that attack was just eighteen not all of those attacks were committed by youngsters but we do see a trend emerging one hundred seventeen people under the age of twenty five were arrested for terror offenses in the year up to the end of june two thousand and s

they're called the copenhagen criteria and the essentially reinforce various international human rights law standards. and this has been a very important tool for bringing up to speed on the number the governments of eastern europe that over time did develop human rights and democratic standards and were eligible to join the european union. (dramatic music) - [narrator] eu members states share a security and defense policy. the member states work together to address issues ranging from terrorism to humanitarian concerns like the migrant crisis. - it's a very difficult project, nations that were fighting each other for centuries are now together in a common project. this is not built in one day. it takes time, it takes challenges like the ones we are facing right now, and unfortunately these challenges demonstrate to our citizens and to ourselves that united we have one opportunity, separated we have nothing to do. - despite of all the different geographic, cultural economic interest between a country like say italy and one like germany or poland, they've held together on sanctions, so i

cycle through copenhagen and by appointment as food in the most beautiful spots in the danish capital his bike has a completely equipped kitchen which he uses to. exclusive street food next time on your x. . but the fact that we speak your language our spanish program to my. own words will inform us of what mr and i can like to always close to the action but by makoto cocoa folk at one o'clock you can get that up to the minute news and opinions of the background to political developments. d.w. we bring you more of the oil. beat the germans new and surprising aspects of noise and culture in germany. us american keep music takes a look at germany it is increasing the speed of the traditions everyday lives and language in this time of. young good. looking guy r t w dot com the germans. so this is the view from my seat in the horn section. sarah with us knows her stuff. is going to be the most incredible. musicians and conductors. and she shows just how diverse classical music can ban. sarah's music contemporary classical. d.w. . they make a commitment they find solutions. they. byer. afr

an idea from a teenage refugee far from home has changed life in denmark slimmer your arrived in copenhagen from moscow when she was just thirteen after years of barely having enough to eat she was overwhelmed by the abundance of food available in the average danish supermarket but she was disheartened when she saw how much of it went to waste so she decided to do something about it. by. selina you goes to supermarkets to campaign not to shop she's the face of a danish initiative trying to stop food waste going to the uncertainty you shouldn't eat food after they expire he of the use by date and others another date is called best before a new you can actually eat the food at this past the best before date certain member that best before does not mean toxic after. you grew up in russia she says that when she came to denmark as a teenager the affluent society she found here opened her eyes to wastage i got very upset. so eight years ago i started out a facebook group was called stop wasting food and two weeks later were national media and today we have become the biggest thing is organization

the popular tiffany amusement park and the danish capital copenhagen is a blaze and millions of colorful lights. it's the largest seasonal market in scandinavia. vienna is also getting into the holiday spirit. of the austrian capital city hall offers a cornucopia of delights at it and train. an enormous star shines above the square in romania transylvania has had a christmas market of its own since two thousand and seven. now it's regarded as one of the most beautiful and rumania. restoration work on jotters company in florence cathedral brought in a one hundred thirty five metre crane boom on sunday to inspect the top of its cross the world famous bell tower was designed by italian artist job. in the fourteenth century part of the restoration will involve refurbishing the wooden roof supports the cathedral is on unesco's list of world cultural heritage sites. monaco celebrated its national holiday on sunday the reigning prince albert and his family watched the ceremony which commemorates france's recognition of monaco's independence on november the one thousand eight hundred sixty one a

you know who wants to join the european union there are the copenhagen create the area that has to feel turkey began negotiations without with partially feeling. it here and now it's what it feels. show the decision was not to stop the negotiations to freeze it it was asians to suspend the negotiations the decision is that nothing can move. waiting for better days into turkey but we have also the particular reasons. cyprus how can we accept the modernization of the customs union agreement. when they first the car in the customs union does not apply to cyprus because the kid does mother when i say how can it except the visa liberalizations when we have no relations between the justice and home affairs authorities of turkey with worse and without the admission agreement applying to everybody and so forth. so put the . process with still up in the air how is that going to thad what does that mean for the eastern med pipeline project. the spur below in march of this is the mid. project has been agreed by four countries italy three is so and is it is going to hit it's going forward but not d

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just before the two thousand and nine climate change conference in copenhagen the then president of the multi-verse made an impressive appeal to the world community underwater the media loved it but the summit itself was declared a flop climate protection developments stalled. then in two thousand and twelve it was off to the qatari capital doha that year the world climate summit was held in a country with the highest c o two emissions per person the irony was seventy criticized then finally in two thousand and fifteen a breakthrough meeting in paris the international community agreed to target global warming must not exceed two degrees measures to achieve this were drawn up recently one of the biggest signatories shocked the world so we're getting out in early june to donald trump announced the u.s. would withdraw from the paris agreement with a drastic move especially in light of the consequences. the juneau ice field in alaska is the fifth largest in the world spanning almost four thousand square kilometers the landscape here seems made for eternity. but here in hood knows better the

change coverage in media around the globe media interest spiked when barack obama attended the copenhagen climate talks in two thousand and nine but then climate change all but disappeared from view until paris the united states well with. from the paris. climate accord. earlier this year headline grabber in chief donald trump put climate change back in the news when he decided to pull the us out of the paris agreement. media matters for america watches us mainstream media for their climate coverage the most telling finding is that aside from when world leaders are raising or dashing hopes most of the time the simply nothing to see. in june of this year there was a big burst of coverage when trump announced he was going to pull the us out of the paris climate agreement and in the year and a half in between there was almost no coverage whatsoever in the us media. during the presidential election campaign there was not a single segment about how the election would affect climate change that was a huge missed by the media donald trump said more than once that he intended to pull the us out o

the first leg of their playoff is reaching a conclusion in copenhagen.s still no score. we're going to start with rugby union's autumn internationals which got under way today. wales' torrid run against australia continues. the wallabies were 29 points to 21 winners, clocking up a 13th consecutive victory over their hosts in cardiff. italy beat fiji. there were 11 tries at murrayfield, where scotland narrowly won against samoa. an unimpressive performance by england, but a victory nonetheless against argentina. a big win for ireland over australia, and france were beaten at home by the all blacks. england head coach eddiejones admitted it was far from his side's most exciting display and said there was plenty to work to do ahead of next week's game with australia. we just want consistency. we had opportunities out wide which we didn't finish. we have to get better at finishing those. the understanding between the layers wasn't great but that is understandable because they haven't played much rugby together. there's a mercedes on pole position for sunday'

and certainty and build trust that the finance will be there down the road because remember in copenhagen in two thousand and nine the developed countries agreed to try to mobilize one hundred billion dollars per year by two thousand and twenty they haven't reached that target yet in developing countries are wondering if they're going to especially with our country the united states pulling back on climate finance you're getting updates from within the negotiations right now what's the latest you've heard the latest is the presidency put out a compromised proposal earlier this afternoon countries have been reacting to that it seems like they're close to agreement they're distributing a new text as we speak trying to take in all the views of parties that they've heard and hopefully if they can fly we will be out of here before the wee hours of the morning ok and if it does fly overruling what's your impression of this how where we're at with the power over all we got what we needed out of this car we've got a process to lead to the adoption of the rules implementation rules for paris next

initially being sentenced to six but girl who has not been named was fifteen when she was arrested near copenhagen in january last year her family alerted police after becoming suspicious about chemicals that found in the basement of their home during a search police found a bomb making ingredients and note expressing sympathy with the so-called islamic state evidence indicated she planned to attack her former primary school and a jewish school in a statement to the court revealed that since being jailed the girl had stabbed a teacher with a broken mirror as laura smith explains there's been a growth of radicalized youngsters in europe seventeen year old boy in wales found guilty of planning to ram a car into a crowd in the city of cardiff he apparently had served. venue's for this attack under consideration one of which was the shopping center another was a justin bieber concert so reminiscent told the teen that we saw attacked in manchester earlier this year. in his bedroom they found martyrdom in which he said he was a soldier of the islamic state also a large knife and how much by police say t