at the break seven minutes into the second half freiburg to delete when florian tapped home and easy rebound a horrible moment for shock a keeper right fairmount. original shot straight into need elation this past one knew it stayed the host celebrating their first home win of the season meanwhile on able to manage even a draw on the fraud book they stayed firmly rooted to the bottom of the bundesliga standings. now i'm going to go back to you ed that's five defeats out of five now for last season's runners up it's hard to even believe now seeing that what's gone wrong a child or to lose five games on the bounce that anybody would mean that basically everything is going wrong it's been an awful start to the season for the dominica to disco side now if this is one of the promoted clubs you might understand it would still be bad but as you said this is last season's runners up so it's frankly ridiculous that defending hopelessly they're not scoring enough goals but i think the biggest issue for shocker is that midfield they lost two key young players. this summer both of free didn't ev

of the head to head all the headlines going into this match but bremen is still undefeated now and florian cofield is really benefiting from being able to slip back the settled back for every single week and is paying dividends now they play with a midfield three and their shining as well young has been an excellent form since the start of the season they brought in davie close and after a very difficult spell in the premier league and he's adding a bit of leadership a bit of quality and of course goals so that made for. and as we saw today even newish he is chipping in he's plains of beautiful bowls around the park and he was heavily involved in two of brennan's goals today so it's all click into place and if i was a brandon fan pretty excited right now we have a few and they are pretty they remain nameless stay there because we have to look at a team who are having a certainly a very different season that of course is shelter they travel to freiburg desperate for their nightmare started the season to end the many call to death squads team have yet to win a point and the royal blues have

covers three hours of german history and was inspired by real events director florian handkerchief and on his mark spent more than four years working on the screenplay for his latest film. here what fascinated me about. this story was having the opportunity to show the entanglement of perpetrators and victims in a family. and i found that interesting because it was that way all over germany. young cork barnaby has a special relationship with his and elisabet i said that's what constitutes cordons . destructors could just go. for. the felt that this. caution that. if his own teaches them about art including what the nazis deemed degenerate dart. that is stuck in my lab then. it. is a bit is considered somewhat odd. even. i was first this should. feel . his own has taken away by men in white coats cars a right chords future father in law is responsible for her death at the hands of the nazi. destruction. played by tom schilling start studying art in east germany there he falls in love with belize a bunch of portrayed by polar bear. but her father professor is a band played by as a bus jo

the running for its highest accolade the golden lion never look away was written and directed by florian hank smock he won the oscar for best foreign language film with his debut film the lives of others in two thousand and seven it was a spy drama set in former east berlin his newest picture also deals with a german history and is the director's first german production since his initial success. in never look away a young east german painter confronts his traumatic past the film covers three hours of german history and was inspired by real events director florian hankered as mark spent more than four years working on the screenplay for his latest film. he was fascinated. about this story was having the opportunity to show the entanglement of perpetrators and victims in a family. and i found that interesting because it was that way all over germany. young korg bonhomie has a special relationship with his aunt elizabeth i said that's what constitutes cordons called fun could it. instructors control. the felty is. a caution that. his own teaches him about art including what the nazis deeme

here and went on to win the oscar for best film won director in venice who already has an oscar is florianhenckel fun dawna's mark who won for his very first film the lives of others with his new movie never look away he's trying to make it a two piece and the film is really a cinematic tour de force it's the story of a german family told through three generations and their struggles for life love and the pursuit of artistic freedom. from donna's moccasin penchant for complicated stories his latest film is the only john one competing at the venice film festival thomas mok took seven years to make it an expectation to highlight. the film tells the story of course not. into the heart beats them but i believe it comes back rest must muster the best as i. wished i know their best and. their best that time chilling place the young east german who wants to become an artist by itself i've been called just annoyed because his biggest critic is his own father in law the brigadier who considers not. the designers and such or brilliantly portrayed by. the two rivals bound by a traumatic event in the

just ahead of its festival premiere never look away the latest from german director florian hangal from donna's mark was announced as germany's candidate for the foreign language from oscar in two thousand and nineteen. three decades of german history are told through the eyes of an artist struggling for recognition and with his family's ghost after the second world war. the big prize winners will be announced on september the eight because fisher. and there will be a full report on never look away in our venice festival keynote special edition next week now a look at another interesting german movie just out for the thick accidental acted the book is best known in more recent years for the commercially successful children's film franchise b.b. and tina but with his latest he returns to his offbeat comedy roots. so strong. director dad left for presents a fast paced and task satire on the gangster genre. and. small time criminal actress dreams of landing madman big kill that allow him to break free from gangster boss al qaeda. that's together with his old buddy frank he gets involved in

an unbeaten start to the season meant braman coach florian ko felt cuts are relaxed and surprisingly popular think ahead of kick off in stuttgart his opposite number typhoon caucus on the other hand desperately needed a win here stuttgart side have struggled so far this season not change just three goals and two points ahead of frames visit. but from the off this much seemed different sure got pressed early and well rewarded and the stars just done a stroke to make it one nil in ninety minutes. which took guts first goal this season in front of their own fans much to daniel day duffy's perfect pass. things got even worse for brain on thirty six minutes when my last of it fell to darby and picked up his second booking braman were down to ten men after half time brian defied that disadvantage creating a series of chances to go level. but it was a quiet from stuttgart that eventually saw them equalize born assizes throw in pass run robert sealer and into the net the goal wouldn't have county if the keeper hadn't got a slight touch on the ball the fact that he did it meant this game saw

an unbeaten start to the season meant brainin coach florian ko felt cuts are relaxed and surprisingly popular figure head of kick off in stuttgart his opposite number typhoon caucus on the other hand desperately needed a win here stuttgart side have struggled so far this season not saying just three goals and two points ahead of brains visit. but from the us this much seemed different sure got pressed early and well rewarded and of stars yes done is start to make it one nil in ninety minutes. should go out first goal this season in front of their own fans much to daniel the dummy's perfect pass. things got even worse for brain on thirty six minutes when my last bell kivett fell to darby and picked up his second booking braman were down to ten men after half time prime and defied that disadvantage creating a series of chances to go level. but it was a quiet from stuttgart that eventually saw them equalized born assizes throw in rolled past one robert c. low and into the net the goal wouldn't have counted if the keeper hadn't got a slight touch on the ball the fact that he did this game

here and went on to win the oscar for best film won director in venice who already has an oscar is florianhenkel fun dawna's mark who won for his very first film the lives of others with his new movie never look away he's trying to make it a two piece and the film is really a cinematic tour de force it's the story of a german family told through three generations and their struggles for life love and the pursuit of artistic freedom. as a penchant for complicated stories as make this film is the only john one competing at the venice film festival thomas mok took seven years to make his expectations were high and. the film tells the story of course. he shot the nobody. asked most of the best as i. have missed me. their best that tom selling plays the young east german who wants to become an artist by itself ice and cold just tonight of course his biggest critic is his own father in law then a bit earlier the contest is not. after designers and that's all brilliantly portrayed by. the two rivals bound by a traumatic event in the past. but had first in it what fascinated me was that i had the

freshly promoted nurnberg desperately wanted to win their first home game but this man florian miller had other plans. he kept the hosts using his feet. and. touch every corner of the gold mines picked germany under twenty one keeper was there faster. yes he was repeatedly on hand to deny the prison. and even when miller was in there was someone else to stand in. lines were active at the other end to. open the scoring with this first goal. but it wasn't all bad news for the home side thanks to make shock just after the restart nurnberg at least in their first point of the season. the agony after the ecstasy. seriously. happy on the inside. i was already thinking i. had the better chances to precise finish from so much like six drawer after i was standing. but the points just so golf is not enough that any serious you should. mention god back when into the game against good form. but you can't win on style alone. head early. to the back of the net. and they held on tight to their lead. busy. but the big summer transfer played a super sub. after sixty seven minutes the first major divid

professor florian style conducted the study. of the research project was to determine to what extent the preferences for certain brands can predict political attitudes. to study began with donald trump's and hillary clinton's twitter profiles during the twenty sixteen presidential election . then they analyzed the profiles of their followers. and finally the followers of specific brands on twitter. you know loudest to calculate where the overlaps were between trump followers and the individual brands they follow. the mannheim researches process the danger of one point two five billion followers that uncovered statistical relationships that could determine by brand whether people prefer donald trump or hillary clinton. the result smarty pig creator of an internet piggy bank was most indicative of trump fans along with the brands miller coors budweiser and light. among the brands that indicated hillary clinton followers fashion label gap was in first place cosmetics brands maybelline and cover girl were close behind. sult show how

florian: data has to be made more freely available, including across bororders. that's where we have a lot of potential to affect change with our project. reporter: the goal -- providing cross-border biodiversity conservation in the selva maya. in mexico, the g.i.z. has equipped park rangers with digital smart technology. the software works even in the most remote areas. today, the rangers have discovered an area in the woods that has been burned illegally. they can send pictures of it directly to a database. fridida: it used to take a log time before we could pass on the information, at the end of a five-day patrol. now things are totally different. we can record the information in two minutes. the location, what we've already examined, which illegal activities we fofound. reporter: just being watchful and observing what happens in the forest, that's something youngsters can do, too. in their free time, 17 girls and boys from the village of mancolona are learning how to recognize and categorize birds. g.i.z. supports the training of groups like this, and supplie

now and many other swedes see trouble ahead jonah hill al jazeera stocco right because these are florian heart live now his lecture at university in the stone yeah he's a specialist in popular ism political parties and extremism in the e.u. he's joining us live from talon thank you very much indeed for joining us how would you characterize what has happened in this politics and representative of the sweden democrats calling it a political earthquake. everybody's talking about wiping populists and in the you hope sincerity if she cried says of all to two thousand and fifty i'm not supporting this phenomenon since two thousand and they see that the big discussion and debate on migration immigration and integration this ongoing in sweden is the role model for their. specially because of. the fact that speeding is a reach up and t.n.t.'s to deal with a lot of immigrants and their motives of the immigrants. especially is based on their on their wish to go either to germany or to sweden absolutely but do you think immigration clearly has been the toughest hasn't it do you think now as a conseq

you card freshly promoted nurnberg desperately wanted to win their first home game but this man florian had other plans. he kept the host using as the. corner of the picked germany under twenty one keeper was there faster. yes he was repeatedly on hand to deny the visit. and even when miller was in there was someone else to stand in for. active at the other end to. open the scoring with his first goal. but it wasn't all that news for the home side thanks to mick burying the ball just after the restart nurnberg at least in their first point of the season. the agony after the ecstasy. like seriously. on the inside. i was all. thinking i had. the better chances and took the lead through a precise finish from a ts so much like six salvage to draw rafters on kev and i was standing at the bullets but the points are just so golf is not enough that anything serious something should. mention god back when into the game against alcs bergen good for ya bust the start of. but you can't win on style alone. alex berg went ahead early thanks for mikhail gorbachev's volley to the back of the net. and t

reports produced by phone and noise off who joins us now welcome florian so it. it looks as though these guys died at the police chief's hands that's the way it looks at how does he get away with it well since the president attack has come to power he's basically ensuite a regime of where there is no recriminations for police action even if it's probably against the law. as soon as he came to power he could have brought out a list of one hundred fifty politicians which he said were going to the drug trades . of those four are now dead and none of the police officers who were involved in the killings have been brought to trial and they're going to do their work in fact a leader who we've profiled here he's that we've been given a medal by the president for his work and of them he's ok so i mean he has his supporters who says they the only people he killing apparently criminals but he would rights watch is going to say well the killing of may is this is not just about crime this is this is this is the president's way to force politicians to tell he's lied yes this

freshly promoted nurnberg desperately wanted to win their first home game but this man florian had other plans. he kept the hosts using his feet. and. touch every corner of the picked germany under twenty one keeper was there faster. yes he was repeatedly on hand to deny the visit. and even when miller was in there was someone else to stand in for. the bonds were active at the other end. opened the scoring with this first goal in the bonus league. but it wasn't all that news for the home side thanks to make a early shock burying the ball just after the restart nurnberg at least in their first point of the season. the agony after the ecstasy. seriously. i was happy on the inside. i was already thinking ahead. this is of perhaps the best chances and took the lead to a precise finish for much against so much like six drawer after john kev and i was standing. but a point so just so golf is not enough for any serious ambition. to mention god back when into the game against outspoken good form. that's the start of. but you can't win on style alone. i'll expect one ahead early thanks for mikhai

and sustainable whaling should be allowed to sue newman reports now from the commission in brazil's florian a polis. the world's largest mammals of all the strongest passions of the control about what should be fair game for human consumption. scientists and conservationists say whales play a fundamental role in maintaining the oceans biodiversity while countries like japan iceland and norway argue that whale stocks are no longer depleted. at the sixty seventh international whaling commission conference a highly contentious motion led by japan to lift the current moratorium on commercial whaling was struck down we still don't have enough. media. relations here so and there are so that the wild card for how little we think it's ok so there are a lot of wild obligations that are fine. but japan insists its rights are being denied and japan is i don't country. a body but into being resources including whales. it is very very important and we. are trying to sustain every use everybody. clearly angry over to defeat japan's deputy fisheries minister warned his country will be reassessing its cont

the break about seven minutes into the second half freiburg took the night when florian mediation or top home an easy rebound a horrible moment for socket keeper right fairmount spirit christiane good to its original short straight into need election as part of one knew it stayed the hosts celebrating their first home win of the season shocker meanwhile on able to manage even a drawer. very state firmly rooted to the bottom of the bundesliga. still our business with monica now it looks like asia is preparing for some challenging times just like you're mentioned. germany got a warning yesterday in terms of its economy bryan and how the asian development bank is forecasting a slowdown in growth next year and that over fears that a global trade conflict could hurt economies in the region the end is also want to that further interest rate hikes in the united states could disrupt currency markets and lead to bad loans but the bank also said that expanding trade within the region could help make up for lost exports to the united states asia is now home to more than half of the world's midd

the break about seven minutes into the second half freiburg to delete when florian need election top home and easy rebound a horrible moment for shark a keeper right fairmount christiane going to his original shot straight into need elation is part of what knew it stayed the hosts celebrating their first home win of the season shocker meanwhile on able to manage even a draw the freiburg very staid firmly rooted to the bottom of the industry just. in time to talk about mighty byron as byron munich coach nico kovacs has won seven out of seven matches against aus bird his side went up one nil through our and robin in the second half but the reigning champions failed to close the game out as felix kurtz of produced an unconventional finish in the eighty sixth minute that equalized against his former club was his first goal for aus bergen it was enough to secure them a surprise point. let's get our business with monica now and asia's looking ahead and what is seeing is plenty of challenging times and not only asia we've got breaking news reports are just coming in that to the head of dime

recovered and sustainable whaling should be allowed to sue newman reports from the commission and florian brazil. the world's largest mammals of all the strongest passions of the control about what should be fair game for human consumption. scientists and conservationists say wells play a fundamental role in maintaining the oceans biodiversity while countries like japan iceland and norway argue that whale stocks are no longer depleted. at the sixty seventh international whaling commission conference a highly contentious motion led by japan to lift the current moratorium on commercial whaling was struck down we still don't have enough in the media. relations so there are. the wild how little we think. there are a lot of whale populations that are fine. but japan insists its rights are being denied and japan is i don't country. but into being resources including whales. it is very very important and we. are trying to sustain over use all everybody enduring resources clearly angry over to defeat japan's deputy fisheries minister warned his country will be reassessing its continued membership

have been these judicial problems, money problems, the defection of her very important number two, florianing to say it is all a bit of a bust and flush but i have to say there is a sense that the hard right in the form of marine le pen is very much back. this was the opening salvo in a period leading to the european elections in which we will see a lot of her and a lot of the confidence she used to have back in action. largely, down to the opinion polls. the opinion poll, a very important one last week, showed that in voting intentions for next year's european elections in may, she and her party, the national rally, are now neck and neck with emmanuel macron's party. this is crucial and very interesting because it shows that the traditional parties, the moderate right and left are still not resurrecting themselves from the ashes of the debacle in the presidential election and still if you want to position yourself as somebody who does not like macron and wants to undo his liberalising, globalising policy, then the place you will go to is not the far left, which for a time seemed to be the