florian, on your initiative, your introducing concepts and practices. what can people do to learn more? >> we have seminaries and workshops that are scheduled for the month of february and we would like to invite people to come. we have one in english -- we have spanish and english. the one on english is called living a graceful and generous life. if they would like to know more about stewardship or the workshop, they could give me a call. my number is 415-614-5537. i will give them all the information about the workshop and more details will be available on the website. >> i wondered if people were to get the list of stewardship paris ship's -- could they get the house names? >> yes, we are working on the website. the list will be there but, again, it is in south san francisco. there is st. augustine. we have holy name and of the sea. >> just to finish up, ron, your website is rich with details for those that want to know about what development is and all about what giving is and ways in which they can give. you mentioned the appeal but you have planne

as guillaume and florian admit, nobody replaces beethoven. tim allman, bbc news.p erdogan. turkey's president was taking part in a ribbon—cutting ceremony for the opening of a road tunnel in the northeast of the country when he was somewhat upstaged by a young boy who jumped the gun and decided to cut the ribbon a little bit early. after the president administered a light tap on the head in punishment, the ceremony was restaged and the tunnel was officially open. and finally, a little light in the darkness — berlin has been holding its annual festival of lights. it's one of the most popular light festivals in the world, attracting over two million visitors every year. artists from all corners of the globe create projections and installations across the city. this year the theme was building a more sustainable future, all powered — we trust — by renewable energy. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @ philippabbc. thank you very much. hello. sunnier, warmer weather on the way with september likely to top august in the temperature stakes. in the month of august, the hi

let's talk more about this now with florian beaver. he is a director of the center for se european studies of the university of grass, and is also professor of se european history and politics. he joins us from grass in our austria, thanks for being with us. so how is this trial likely to be viewed in coastal given that lee must offer at the time of his arrest was serving as an advisor to the defense ministry there. well, generally in cost of all the fighters of the constable liberation armies have been seen as heroes and any attempt to indict them or suspect of war crimes is of been met with public criticism and resistance. that is way to some degree in recent years. the kind of glorification of their acts is not as strong as it used to be. and more people are willing to conceive that, you know, while the overall might have a, you know, the justice on their side, that war crimes were committed. but certainly, it's not going to be a popular trial in constable itself. how and how is this likely to affect relations between serbia and cas

as guillaume and florian admit, nobody replaces beethoven. tim allman, bbc news.n the world, attracting over two million visitors every year. artists from all corners of the globe create projections and installations across the city. this year the theme was building a more sustainable future. all powered, we trust, by renewable energy. a reminder of our top story. the head of pakistan's powerful military intelligence agency, general faiz hameed, has visited afghanistan. it's thought he may advise on the formation of a new taliban government which has still not been announced. fresh battles have been reported in afghanistan's panjshir valley — the final area of the country not controlled by the taliban. the militants say they are making progress, but the resistance led by former vice president saleh claims it remains in control. dozens of women, who staged a protest in the afghan capital, you can get more on that top story on the website, bbc news .com. now it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller. hello. sunnier weather on the way with september likely

they lost 4—0 at home to bayer leverkusen; florian wirtz making it 2 0 in the first half. opening two matches. and in the earlier kick offs, leicester were beaten by legia warsaw to continue their poor start to the season. mahir emreli scored the only goal of the game in the first half. a draw to defeat so far for the foxes in europe. and rangers are rooted to the bottom of their group after they were beaten i—nil by sparta prague. david hanckos headerjust about crossed the line in the first half despite allan mcgregors best efforts and things got wo rse for steven gerrards side when glen kamara was shown his second yellow card with 17 minutes remaining. in europe or conference league hurricane patrick despite the only been on a feel for half an hour. showed a comfortable win for tottenham hotspur over slovenia inside. tottenham boss disanto brought on kane it tookjust ten minutes or kane to score his first. england captain den sealing a 90 minute hat trick for that at the end, his 13 for the club. spurs first victory in the group stages. phil foden and ollie watkins have

hey, what's your name and where are you from >> hello, i'm florian and i'm from germany [ cheers andeady. i love -- all the way from germany. thank you so much for being on our show i love that. already, i can see why your pet is better than me. [ laughter ] what is the name of your dog what kind of dog is that >> he's a five-year-old australian shepherd. and, yeah, he's pretty awesome >> jimmy: what -- is that his talent what is his talent >> his talent is he got all the trust in the world for me and even does a trust fall with me [ audience aws ] >> jimmy: oh, my god florian, what is your dog's name again >> morty >> jimmy: yeah, morty. all right. [ laughter ] can we see morty -- can we see morty do a trust fall with you this is hilarious. >> sure. >> jimmy: my gosh. wow! right there. that's amazing oh, my gosh. be careful, morty. [ light laughter ] [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: wow! wow! morty! great job, morty you scored right there, buddy. thanks for coming on the show. all the way from germany, that's great >> thank you [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: let's meet our next pe

one florian head count uncovered one of israel's biggest security lapses in recent memory. 6 palestinian prisoners in high security passivity, had vanished overnight through a hole in their cell floor. it wasn't exactly a case of just speaking a tunnel. it appears that there was an exploitation of the structure of the cells of the space underneath the prison inside israel. and just north of the occupied west bank was built quickly on supportive columns on a site prone to sink holes in 2014, an attempt by another group to get out by getting underneath was prevented and remedial work carried out. but the weakness remained. the 6 so mates emerged through this whole directly under a watchtower. and what israel says, there's a coordinated operation with help from the outside column on my team. it'll because the well, if it's a focus on cutting these pieces, catch them into a 3 d and they will be caught in the meantime moving events. josh was why the men all come from in or around the city of jeanine, nearby in the occupied west bank, 5 members of palestinian islamic jihad, 4 of them serving l

prison, a man hunt his on the way. harry faucet reports now from the go, bo prison in northern israel. florian head count uncovered one of israel's biggest security lapses in recent memory. 6 palestinian prisoners in a high security facility had vanished over night through a hole in their cell floor. to be doing. this wasn't exactly a case of just digging a tunnel. it appears that there was an exploitation of the structure of the cells of the space underneath the prison inside israel, and just north of the occupied west bank was built quickly on supportive columns on a site prone to sink holes in 2014 an attempt by another group to get out by getting underneath was prevented and remedial work. carried out. but the weakness remained. the 60 mates emerged through this whole directly under a watchtower, in what israel says was a coordinated operation with help from the outside column on my team. because the well, if it's a focus on catching the escapees to catch them into 3 days, they will be caught in the meantime to investigate the events of watch while the men all come from in or around. the c

they lost 4—0 at home to bayer leverkusen; florian wirtz making it 2 0 in the first half.he only goal of the game in the first half. a draw to defeat so far for the foxes in europe. and rangers are rooted to the bottom of their group after they were beaten 1—nil by sparta prague. david hanckos headerjust about crossed the line in the first half despite allan mcgregors best efforts and things got wo worse for steven gerrards side when glen kamara was shown his second yellow card with 17 minutes remaining. in europe or conference league harry cabne hatrick despite the only been on a feel for half an hour. showed a comfortable win for tottenham hotspur over slovenia inside. tottenham boss disanto brought on kane it tookjust ten minutes for kane to score his first. england captain then sealing a 90 minute hat trick for that at the end, his 13 for the club. spurs first victory in the group stages. phil foden and ollie watkins have been named in gareth southgate's england squad for the up coming world cup qualifiers against andorra and hungary next month. foden returns having mi