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d w. welcome to much they six and already teams like dortmund behind me are setting the pace imes making a claim for those top spots especially as by and i'd like to take our stuttering this season this is making it the title race local all the more exciting time below there are. some clubs who are facing a relegation battle if they don't pull their socks. fortress dortmund undefeated at home since april twenty fifth and yet to concede a goal this season the top of the table going into this game but challenge for the folks. leading the chasing pack are hoffenheim who have hit the ground running with a stern test for shelter were still a work in progress. pablo foley s welcome to the show let's kick things off in dortmund where it was a battle between the two is a classic encounter between these two old rivals now dortmund's front line have been a nightmare for their opponents with the likes of pierre emerick obama young and x. marks philip finding the back of the net with ease paid of bush's side went into the clash the only team in the bundesliga who haven't conceded a goal this season th

d w. welcome to this week's wild stories. the plight of their own hinges. how digitalisation will change our lives. but first to london and the survivors of grenfell towers at least eighty people were killed there this summer when a fire raged through their building now families of the victims say their loved ones died because they were poor and had no one to lobby for them. music to heal a scarred community a street piano in a makeshift meeting space just opposite the burnt out tower block. neighbors feel the need to stick together many a witness the fire and heard the screams of victims trapped inside the building yvette williams lives nearby she knows some of the people who perished in the inferno mouses this funeral was. about four weeks ago a real character in the area. of the little dog. very wise. but a lot of fun. very sad and again no reminds for most. people who live here speak off before and after grand for the tower costs a shadow over the neighborhood police are still recovering remains some victims may never be properly identified. event and o

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d w. welcome to tomorrow today this week we're looking at the power of music you'll see how it can make learning math easier. and how helpful it is in treating elderly patients with dementia. as an encore the secret lives of fireflies why do they glow. welcome to the show. algebra arithmetic geometry mathematics are often seen as too dry and theoretical critics complain that school children learn to solve problems but rarely ever acquire a grasp of underlying mathematical principles what do you think are they right we asked on twitter. how do you remember your math classes forty one percent of you love them more than expected. thirty seven percent said they could take it or leave it. while around one in five of you hated math class with a vengeance. adding music to the mix might have changed a few minds this project shows how. much more i know much. student johann boy has written some math songs that have become internet hits. even help in understanding the pythagorean theorem. the. music is magical for learning math music teacher marcus love a check wants to take the you tube concept and bring

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d w. welcome to quadriga. if. there's music are you ready for this political visionary and she women's talk long w. smart women. smart talk say that we broke the record about smart staking fans cheer the most in the next report you'll find out just how this what about the. d w four mines. the media center see it find it here it discover. video and audio podcast and language courses in the media center at media center dot dot com. climate change. waste. pollution. isn't it time for good news go at africa people and projects that are changing fire meant for the better it's up to us to make a difference let's inspire others. to go and look up the farming magazine. d.w. . a very warm welcome to focus on europe i'm michelle henery and one of the biggest topics in germany right now is the election so.

d w. welcome to quadriga that will satisfy demand that you thought you had a business women's talk w.t women. smart talks we think we are smart station to find out if w. . s. hash tag germany decides. the day before the general election on d w a day dedicated to democracy. from its dramatic beginnings in germany until the present day how is the nation of culture fearing election year. where do the german people see their place in your of the world. democracy day today on t.w. . take germany decides what is your take on the whole position regarding not only climate change. what do you want to know about germany's general election. ask w. your questions about germany but if i had the medicare. and medicaid they were not authentic. write to us on facebook we'll answer your questions. german chancellor angela merkel and her main challenger martin schultz have been making a final push to sway undecided voters ahead of sunday's national elections medical campaign.

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d. w. . welcome back you're watching d.w.news i'm terry martin our top stories emergency workers in mexico are working through the night to try to rescue a school girl trapped in the rubble of her collapse school more than two hundred people are now confirmed dead as a result of tuesday's earthquake and german chancellor merkel offers to help resolve the north korea crisis michael tells d.w. in an exclusive interview that diplomacy is the only way forward with pyongyang just days after the u.s. president donald trump threatened to destroy north korea. well d.w. is editor in chief in his poll along with reporter and anchor jeff karim conducted that interview and they're both with us here this morning good to see you both morning and your father start with you uncle michael is ahead in the polls there's an election coming up just on sunday is she not a little nervous or she exuding confidence. you know she was pretty comfortable very confident very solid very clear and. yeah i think she's she's kind of cool nevertheless just sh

d w. welcome back you're watching t.v.news i'm terry martin our top story a powerful seven point one magnitude earthquake in central mexico has killed at least two hundred twenty six people the toll is expected to rise at least forty four buildings have collapsed in the capital including a primary school where more than twenty children have been confirmed dead as the second big quake in his many weeks. and hurricane maria is barreling towards the caribbean islands heading towards cuba for the ricoh right now after devastating the tiny island nation of dominica the u.s. national hurricane center is warning of a potentially catastrophic impact from the storm that has already killed at least two people. well germany goes to the polls this sunday to elect a new parliament so candidates from all parties are now spending the last days focusing their message on undecided voters it's easy enough to reach people living in big cities but what about those living in small remote locations we traveled to one of germany's northern most

d w. hello and welcome to a very special country edition of keno together with my esteemed colleague hench crystal from bach we've left the city far behind and ventured out into the brandenburg countryside to part sorrow and the beautiful shaw's overlake sharma it's all so forget about the festivals income venice and toronto for a moment and embrace the fresh air of the festival without borders. very well. picturesque bands are always best known as a spa town for the last five years it's been hosting the annual without borders film festival. this year as film buffs filmmakers such as directing legend. and also film stars like cornell sapphire. there's no red carpet at this film festival nor are there any prizes that's not to say the film screened on prize where the selection is small but they've been carefully chosen to reflect the festival ethos. and here we are now with the festival organizers first stop it's called our film festival without borders what does that mean exactly without borders tries to refer to topics issues concerning all of humanity basically we want to show the world w

d w. i welcome to the show i'm louise house and i will be here taking you through this next half an hour which is packed with the following talk. right where they are presenting i would a remake of an iconic french car. woman they are seeing more of a shift of models in the spotlight. and adventurous enjoy an adrenaline rush and the austrian outfit. and the world of automobiles the citroen to c.v. as legend that she french car was produced for four decades starting postwar in one thousand nine hundred forty nine at this point in time it wasn't just another car though the citron two c.v. symbolized freedom and the french swathe of it certainly much loved to model to die in a commentary in central france and given the car a facelift like. this situ and to see partition is made of wood but you can still drive it. after five years of work the car's maker michette over yeah it's taking it out on its maiden voyage through the medieval town of english. this is the first time it's been on the streets of france in russia. i guess. you like it here. but i saw it there instead of getting a little bicycle

d. w. . welcome back watching t.v. news line from berlin our top story on what america is urging germany's political parties to help or form a stable coalition government conservatives will be seeking talks with the social democrats rolled out a coalition will also start talks with the pro-business free democrats and the brain. of the political uncertainty in germany following that election has financial traders on edge daniel has that story people have plenty to think about especially businesses and investors are going to take a closer look at that now the coalition talks run the more uncertainty full business whatever the outcome companies here are hoping for a quick resolution. shocking that's what volkswagen c.e.o. mathias miller called the far right parties entry into the bonus time. fearing it will put germany's political stability to the test he and other business leaders are calling for the rapid formation of a new government guns in china and what's important for us irrespective of party politics is that it do

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d. w. and. hello welcome to year max i'm louise houghton and i'm here to take you through this special edition focusing on democracy. strike a pose the art of election campaign. remember the day i'm back is the cradle of german democracy. and behind the scenes i read look into the halls of power at the price tag. the elections have been the talk of the town this month then but in the real race is between current chancellor angela merkel from the conservative christian democrats and her main challenger martin shows these candidate for the social democrats have been television debates press articles and lots of talk on social media like in any campaign and the image the candidates project is we met up with a political photographer who knows the faces behind the camera. this september germany streets are lined with election posters big colorful attention grabbers many of them portraits of candidates especially of the ones running for chancellor. angela merkel for the christian democrats challenger martin shoots for the social democrats someone takes those pictures someone like mark darkie press photograph

d w day dedicated to democracy from its dramatically beginnings in germany on to the present day how is the nation of culture feeling election year democracy day september twenty third on d w. hi everyone welcome to the show which is packed full of intriguing stories that i like every day in fact is a taste of what's coming up. a change of scenery in the murphy house in edinburgh nothing remains the same. hold your horses prairie horses or an old tradition of it taper fest in munich. and joie de vivre living it up on the banks of the river then and iris. levels over five floors how is that even possible well it certainly sounds intriguing and that is why we were so keen to visit the murphy house in edinburgh scotland the british architect to ten years to make his dream a reality and it was definitely worth the wait last year he received six awards for his work including the riba house of the year prize being a fine example of how to overcome it challenging spatial constraints. this house is full of surprises sliding all pivoting panels transform each space they can be found throughout the entire structure. this is the murphy house designed and owned by architect richard murphy. in two thousand

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d w. hello and welcome to focus on europe i michelle henery once the dust settled after what could be described as a political earthquake one that shook the whole of europe the german election changed the country's political landscape it was a bitter victory chancellor merkel and her party lost about a fifth of their core supporters while the christian democrats remain the strongest group in the bundestag they will have to search for new partners to govern their former coalition partners the social democrats announced they were going into opposition. the election was long ridiculed as boring until its final weeks when the make up of the german parliament was anyone's guess the vote turned out to be a disaster for the country's second largest party the social democrats who had their worst poll showing and post-war germany yet it was a triumph for the right wing populist party the a.f.d. our reporter visited essen a city in western germany and showed us how the long time social democratic stronghold was swiftly ousted by the f.d.a. the city of essen is this politician's home town but since the ge

the muse sun media phenomenon starting october fifteenth on d w and on mine. hi and welcome back to sara's music today's episode is a compilation of some of my favorite soloists we've had on the program so far i love doing these compilations because it means i can delve around in the serious music archives for hours and revisit some of these fantastic musicians today we're starting off with the wonderful daniel trippin off. so daniel we're in hamburg coffee house you're really all over the world you actually do like discovering these new cities or do you know them already well i love them all as when i was seven or eight my cousin that was my mind when i was a kid to look at the maps i would study on the rise maps of the financing to send them a later or less than. one process. so when you come to a city it's like you know it already but of course i still sense it's a. mess. which i ever got. as i usually am i usually like walking in the future exploring it and do you need your g.p.s. or can you just go on how i look at the month before you now and then i just understand any

d w dot com. for the. welcome to world stores. residents of venice find themselves priced out of the property market canada's first nations protest against aquaculture but we begin in germany after last week's election the f.t. a far right party has its first seats in the bundestag we visited the war valley long considered a stronghold of the social democrats. the city of essen is this politician's home town but since the german election karl-heinz and a social democrat says he doesn't recognize it anymore in the past his party usually won an easy majority but this time just twenty eight percent many of its neighbors told him in advance that they were voting for the far right a.f.d. party instead of his his income of people tell me they come from a family that's always voted s.p.d. but they went with the far right because they felt we needed to wake up we have to win back of voters if we just sit around and white for four years that's not going to happen. you talk of it. and is it pains to find out how to get his constituents back

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welcome. democracy day on d w is a sign of the revolution see it sign on to nature. since the revolution he's been working to strengthen the young democracy fighting for the environment jobs and against russia. believes in the power of his generation. for to measure its future. global three thousand next to. democracy day on you. know free art without a free society. how much painting is there in germany. how much cinema and does germany dance from north to south from myth to fact we ask a country about its art. in sixty minutes on d w. stories that people world over information they provide. the fenians they want to express d.w. on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch follow us. she's long been a symbol of hope in syria trying to help people. a small aside does she stand for change or the false facade of her husband's rule of terror. she believes in life projection that they are saving syria. the beautiful face of the dictatorship starting october first on d w. this week global three thousand focuses on democracy. democracy it seems is on the decline of just

d w. hello and welcome to focus on europe i michelle henery once the dust settled after what could be described as a political earthquake one that shook the whole of europe the german election changed the country's political landscape it was a bitter victory chancellor merkel and her party lost about a fifth of their core supporters while the christian democrats remain the strongest group in the bundestag they will have to search for new partners to govern their former coalition partners the social democrats announced they were going into opposition. the election was long ridiculed as boring until in its final weeks when the make up of the german parliament was anyone's guess the vote turned out to be a disaster for the country's second largest party the social democrats who had their worst poll showing and post-war germany yet it was a triumph for the right wing populist party the a.f.d. our reporter visited essen a city in western germany and showed us how the longtime social democratic stronghold was swiftly ousted by the f.d.a. . the city of essen is this politician's home town but since th

d.-w. i welcome kate before we get started let's watch a few highlights. it's i'm going to make it for a fourth term in office this is just one of the questions on many germans minds at the moment what will this mean for pajama politics if we see a far right party back in the gym when the saga of the one of the first questions that we've got here is that you might be able to help me with our is the other most important topics for young voices in germany you have been here for two years now right how is it live in here and now we want to hear from you so send us your questions under the hashtag germany decides and then join me on facebook live as i answer your questions. so the questions came in what was it the people outside germany most wanted to the yes they did indeed and i think one of the main topics people were interested in is immigration and integration we were actually i refugee shelter right at the beginning of the we are many people are interested in exactly how germany is planning in ahead in the next few years to integrate the hundreds of thou

d w. a very warm welcome to focus on europe i'm michelle henery one of the biggest topics in germany right now is the election so we're taking a close look at democracy and just how fragile it can be. imagine you're a law abiding citizen of legal age who lives in a country that proudly boast of its commitment to democracy yet you're not allowed to vote that is the case for julian peters a twenty nine year old man from the northwest of germany he has won over eighty thousand people denied this basic right because they are disabled while many other european countries have lifted traditional restrictions julian and his family wonder why germany has failed to do so. pages is taking a close look at the candidate's campaign posters. he takes an active interest in politics and the upcoming election so who's that. and what you think of him. better now. he's wearing a dress shirt. twenty nine year old julian also has opinions on the candidates platforms but because he has down's syndrome and his parents have power of attorney he's not allowed to vote you down takes issue with that and he doesn't mi

d w. o n a very warm welcome indeed to this special edition of quadriga coming to you from the heart of bowen well ahead so still spinning off to sunday's election outcome.

d w. l o and welcome to drive with a b w car show coming up an electric runabout with a goal wing doors tesla's model x. . the silent sports car that bentley three and a half liter. plus all eyes are on the frankfurt motor show. german car makers have come to the international motor show in frankfurt with concepts for electric drive and autonomy is driving and they're taking the offensive but there's also plenty of time and space devoted to the familiar makes and models porsche has unveiled the nine eleven she teeth three touring package a special version of one of the world's most famous sports cars. designed gorges all of a woman describes it as a special model based on one from the one nine hundred seventy three porsche and asked its customers what they wanted to see and this was it. the g.t. three touring comes only with a sick speed stick shift but it's three hundred sixty kilowatt eight. yes slam it from zero to one hundred kilometers per hour and just three point nine seconds another classic in new clothes is the ford mustang here debuting its newly designed front. and the ford fiesta is

d w dot com to freedom. welcome to this special edition of check in. because she explores the area around the xylo and rivers. and he gets a breath of fresh air in the swabian alps. with some hiking. and some horse riding. because surely takes in moisture. from the ground. and from man. but our journey starts in the northern state of saxony. this beautiful place is called gluten going to our valley of the blossoms it's only a thirty minute dry. south of like the river flows into the zala here and you have a good view of that from the ferry result on the left one stood on the right. this area in central germany is still not that well known but with everything it has to offer that might soon change. you can find castles monasteries churches and chapels and of course plenty of vineyards this region is kind of an insider's tip so it's exactly right for me to discover it. i started with a canoe tour down the on stude with guy didn't spend money he knows this place like the back of his hand. you over to the left of us that's chai plex monastery and it's a ch

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and if you want more news right now you can always go to our web site that is d w dot com thanks for watching news. welcome to quadriga that. you thought you were reading this women's talk w. smart women. smart talks we've broken record smart station you'll find out what it's like w. me. she's long been a symbol of hope in syria i try to help people. on our side does she stand for change or the false facade of her husband's rule of terror. she believes in my projection that they are saving syria. the beautiful face of the dictatorship starting october first on d w. all of germany is in the throes of election fever all of germany. here on long and this one of the ten high like islands in the north sea people get more worked up about runaway around this election. to germany's parliament the bundestag are this sunday parties are not important here between the mud flats and the meadows here the issues are different from those in the rest of the country. but in the film. they. will. no. longer this is an easy to reach or even to see here in the middle of our picture that i like rises from the north sea barely.

welcome. democracy day on d w a reporter has been in solitary confinement since february with no charges filed and no sign of release. tennesse child has become a symbol of press freedom under fire but the turkish president ever to want he's a political bargaining chip. how his friends and family are trying to secure his release hash tag three deaths. next on. democracy day d.w. whether shady business practices in swiss banks or irregularities in german city governments many injustices would never have come to light were it not for whistleblowers three courageous people tell why they spoke up and what consequences it had for them whistleblowers alone against the system in sixty minutes on d w. this as you get many of them cannot come but end of the right to our correspondent he is in central istanbul and we have our political correspondent here in the studio more on those stories in just a minute but first this news just in it's all about the perspective closer d.w. news yes. she's long been a symbol of hope in syria i try to help people. a small outside does she stand for change for the false

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d w your expert on germany's bundestag election two thousand and seventeen. take germany decides the german bundestag election two thousand and seventeen on d w. a lot of very warm welcome to quadriga coming to you from the heart of berlin and this week it's all about germany's national election which is now just days away current chancellor angela merkel looks like a shoo in for a fourth term in office although these days you simply can't tell her rival social democrat leader martin short says certainly like him fall behind in the polls but if she does win the chancellor and her conservatives will almost certainly need a coalition partner who will it be and why is it so important today on quadriga where asking election endgame which coalition will run in germany and to discuss that question i'm joined in the studio by three astute observers of german politics beginning with matthew carney chief europe correspondent at politico who argues that germany is steering towards another grand coalition in these tumultuous times he says germans longing for political stability and consensus also with us is jeremy clift who is polling bureau chief for the economist he says merkel