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sick not you do not park is the biggest stadium in germany. first cause you don't win football. black and yellow a time german champions as well as european. up winners and have taken the laurels in both the champions league and intercontinental cup their fans in the city are extremely dedicated. when there's no magic taking place the stadium is open for guided tours. we now have room for more than eighty thousand people but most in the stand on the south terrace there are just under twenty five thousand places they're almost off for season ticket holders it's practically always sold out. a daughter natives are hard fish lives and works for privacy adornment she is both a fan and a stadium guy she leads visitors through the stadium system of tunnels and even into the holiest of holies the locker room. in the heart of the stadium the past comes to life again in the coliseum the team's museum it houses historical exhibits pictures and even a replica of a pub because the football club was actually born at a regular table that. may not go to men founded back then i don't think they

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so when it comes to international trade it's europe first and germany first although we don't chant about it back to your ass stance we just poke pressure on our less powerful trading partners. i head back to europe via italy. i've come to the southern province of where tomatoes are grown german this summer for export. i'm on my way to visit one of the farms. the crop is being harvested mostly by african immigrants. one of them is in three c. in new south from ghana he wanted a better life so he made his way to north africa and then to italy and now he stuck here. and i ask him what he earns picking tomatoes for tomatoes the business of those of us closest dream euro fifty cents per hour and not pay i want a son i say. how much do you hear oh i almost gave in you take one hour and i wanted to miss one hour you make one. you know so you you get three yours or three year fifty lest the hour your family. teach you all. i see the logic to work there the problem they just you tell it is almost like a slave enough i can sense or to say. adrian c. is earning next to nothing harvesting e.u. subsi

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he's grateful to germany first medical treatment. and he doesn't understand how german tax politicians can work for russia. the west should respond to attempts by the citizens of european countries to enrich themselves in questionable ways a very good example is. first off say that charges should be brought against the former chairman chancellor since try to work for corporations that answer to the kremlin particularly. he gets millions of euros for his positions in the russian establishment and we all get it it's not commercial work it's reward for representing putin. it's interests in the west and in the world. with you after. you first off as made resistance to putin his life's work. a single attack won't change that it's the. cruise cruise the simple north african dish made from durham is taking on a new role as a kernel of north african unity magreb states have swallowed their differences and presented a joint bid to secure un heritage status for the staple food. an integral part of the history and tradition of the magreb its ri

he's grateful to germany first medical treatment. and he doesn't understand how german tax politicians can work for russia. please please up above and the thought that the west should respond to attempts by the citizens of european countries to enrich themselves in questionable ways before a very good example is. going to go from distributor. first to last sais that charges should be brought against the former chairman chancellor since should it works for corporations that answer to the kremlin that you could send me warning he gets millions of euros for his positions in the russian establishment and we all get it it's not commercial work it's reward for representing putin's interests in the west and in the world when you fulfill the law as a preview of some. first officemate resistance to putin his life's work. a single attack won't change that it's good. and w. reach down to russia's don't mystic intelligence agency of the f.s.b. but it has yet to get back to us for our right to the bundesliga now and much of the soccer world this

it's one of the most hotly debated buildings in germany first there was the city palace then the east german palace of the republic. after german reunification a decision was made rebuild her limbs city palace drowse a standout project. for. thirty minutes on t.w. . some time in the twenty sixth. my great granddaughter. what would the world be like in your lifetime and around half a century. your world would be around two degrees warmer. inevitably sea levels rise by at least one meter in the central. and we're going to have some climate impacts which are greater than what we see already . it's really frightening to watch ask. why are people more concerned. little yellow. towards me through the first t.w. . this is the wus live from berlin and terror raid in sri lanka leads over a dozen dead children after a shootout at the home of an alleged terrorist linked to easter sunday stephanie bombings authorities scenes explosives islamic state uniforms and flags appear from our correspondent in the sri lankan capital also coming out. a rare outpost of support for embattled venezuelan presid

it's one of the most hotly debated buildings in germany first there was the city palace then the east german alice of the republic. after german unification a decision was made rebuild berlin city palace. drowse a standout project. for. in sixty minutes on t.w. . stories that people will hold for information they provide the peons they want to express t.w. on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch follow us. frankfurt. international gateway to the best connection self road and rail. located in the heart of europe you are connected to the. experience outstanding shopping and dining offers and trialling services. biala guest at frankfurt am. managed by from. a powerful storm of cycling canada has hit northern mozambique barely a month after another huge storm leveled the country leaving hundreds dead and wreaking devastation the un has warned of more flash flooding and landslides it's the first time in recorded history that two psych loans have hit mozambique in one season. thousands of indigenous brazilians are demonstrating against what they say is a government assault on their

planning and the agreed strategic priority, although the agreed a strategic priority written was germany first, not even the british were prepared to see australia and new zealand fall. there were complex negotiations that resulted in commitment of american troops to defend australia and new zealand and american naval forces move to defend the ceilings. this was to those nations. and mostly army troops occupied islands long these routes. and we are talking about down through here. after the battle of midway the japanese continued offensively oriented measures on new guinea and the solomons they effectively demanded some response. that response would not be modest or limited. in fact, it represented the will of one man, ernest j king, commander-in-chief of the u.s. fleet and the chief of naval operations. king was famously a very tough individual. i have two slides somewhat topical but true to the true spirit of admiral king. areas issuing this sort of command he would like, and here is admiral king kicking back to relax on the same day. [laughter] his advocacy rested on four pillars the first

a third of the season for the young germany international and his first goal from open play. with many writing glovebox off they suddenly showed signs of life play a cut the deficit in half just after the hour and. ten minutes later light six their nerve cost of the chance to seal the deal for leipsic blood box then laid siege to galoshes goal but after torgan hazard shock led to some panic patrick herrmann couldn't find the equaliser. leipsic held on for no way when that all but guarantees a champions league place for romney successor yulia nagas money. meanwhile hacking still has a lot to do before he clutches a europa league spot for his replacement michael was it. you are watching news live from berlin remember for all the latest news you can go to our website dot com i'll be back at the top of the hour for now thanks for tuning it. in spite of unrest abductions and murders the rangers are still here. we have chosen this work and we're ready to give our lives to save the mountain gorillas from extinction. mangers and from the national park in congo trying to fight off tho

bloodbaths books and promptly made it to nail of my third of the season for the young germany international and his first from open play. with many writing gladbach off they suddenly showed signs of life was clear how of the deficit just after the hour was ten minutes later passed up the chance to seal the points for. glass but then laid siege to goloshes goal but after talking as our shot led to panic stations such a cammon couldn't find the equaliser my leg held on for an away when that all but guarantees a champions league place for ron nick successor. checking meanwhile still has a lot to do before he clinches a year old police spot for his replacement. my well let's take a look at some of the other clashes on saturday in a moment we'll see. european hopefuls leverkusen got on against others in nuremberg but first shift our travel to one objective beat their hosts and give their fans some hope that they'll be spared relegation the time is running out and their recent form has been dreadful they'd only managed to pick up two points in their previous five games now stuck our coach my course was feeling

and the semi final draw pits chelsea against eintracht frankfurt with the first fixture of the two legged tie to be played in germany valencia first up. the opening legs will be played on thursday the 2nd of may and the return fixtures a week later. to tennis now where the top two seeds at the monte carlo masters were untroubled on thursday as both novak djokovic and rafael nadal progressed to the quarter—finals. but the 3rd and 4th seeds alexander zverev and dominic thiem respectively won't be going any further, both losing in straight sets. craig templeton rounds up the action. the clay—court season has not always been the kindest to novak djokovic but this is a tournament he has won twice before in his path to the quarter—finals was straightforward. the top ranked will now play medvedev. he has had the last best 15 months of his career. he is a close to the top ten of the world and he is one of the up—and—coming rising stars. big serve, great backhand, step scent but also he has improved his movement a lot compared toa improved his movement a lot compared to a few years ago. we played along match in the australia

a third of the season for the young germany international and his first goal from open play. with many writing glovebox off they suddenly showed signs of life play a cut the deficit in half just after the hour. ten minutes later light sixty moderne or cost of the chance to seal the deal for a wide six blood box then laid siege to galoshes goal but after torgan hazard shock led to some panic patrick herrmann couldn't find the equaliser. like sick held on for no way wind at all but guarantees a champions league place for running next successor yulia nagas money. meanwhile hacking still has a lot to do before he clinches a europa league spot for his replacement michael walzer. but than these results have affected them but his latest standings defending champions byron munich. extend their lead at the top to four points dortmund have a chance to close the gap on sunday they are standing pretty in third they have a couzin move up while braman drop down at the other end of the table no change at the bottom but god's position has also become for carious resulting in the coach being

leader of germany's right wing populist i have tea party frock a petry has been fined six thousand euros in a case involving campaign finances petrie resigned as leader of the day after her party a first made it into germany's national parliament in twenty seventeen she said the a.f.p. had become too radical. now just spirits between greece and let's do this again. there's been a dispute between greece and the republic of macedonia which appears to have been resolved this was because of the a name the republic of macedonia emerged after the collapse of yugoslavia but there was already a great province called macedonia and athens where that that meant a new nation had further territorial ambitions so greece vetoed its neighbors efforts to join international institutions it took eight years to resolve the route in the end the fix was simple. twenty first century diplomacy at its best to heads of state making history with a selfie alexis tsipras is the first greek prime minister to visit the north macedonia and capitals copia the neighboring countries were at odds for three decades their main bone of contention the name of the country where they're now meeting. is not only an important d

first auto company. boss to be charged over that scandal here in germany. and on the story for us is gary hart out first from d.w. business i mean what does this mean for winterkorn what does this mean for v.w. trophy w it's a it's a never ending story and it comes back to haunt montevideo who stepped down in the middle of the scandal released too late as some people say prosecutors now charged him personally as well with serious fraud that is not to be taken lightly they say he knew in those step down and when you the fifteen you knew very early on what was going on that the cheating devices were used and then pretended that they were not used he said there wouldn't. be used if you w. and then he also supported the family's support of actions of courting to prosecutors actions to obscure. via software updates want v.w. exactly had done before the fundies that don't it comes on top of personal. his personal liability in the u.s. as well the f.c.c. has moved. him personally as well just four weeks ago for similar charges so it's not going to be an easy ride f

shares and deutsche of bach fell friday after disappointing first quarter results germany's largest lender saw revenue drop nine percent from the previous year on weaker trade earnings the bank also lowered its overall revenue forecast for the year the numbers come one day after georgia bank and comments bank abandoned merger talks. as. founder jack ma recently made headlines by endorsing a seventy two hour workweek something more chinese tech firms are pushing despite opposition from many workers now the debate over work life balance and how much work time really translates to productivity is not unusual among the world's biggest economies so how do those economies compare and working hours sick look china works the longest week of major economies with forty seven with workers clocking an average of forty seven hours south korea also remains a nation of workaholics coming in at forty three hours on average per week followed by japan which has been trying to fight a cultural expectation of long work hours with mixed success and the un comes the u.s. rather comes in at thirty seven hours a

but first germany's foreign minister is calling on the venezuelan broadcasting authority to reinstate the spanish language channel on its cable network the service was taken off air on sunday germany's international broadcast broadcaster had been covering the escalation of the crisis in the hands well of special daily show's viewers have been advised that the news content can be accessed on social media and you tube channel did have your correspondent also says the public is seriously concerned about the shutdown. i've been getting calls nonstop since last night of people that watch the show that watch the news and are worried about how are they going to inform themselves now dr berlin has acquired one of the highest ratings in news channel's your business well in the past few years because all the other news channels that people were tuning in to inform themselves were taken off the air it's a shock to some that they will not be able to tune into direct surveillance on the t.v. sets now. the internet here is quite terrible and so tuning in on you tube live is also a problem so a lot

but first germany has called for an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council to discuss a surge in fighting in the libyan capital tripoli forces loyal to the libyan army commander are battling to seize control of tripoli from the internationally recognized libyan government shelling of tripoli has increased and more than two hundred people have been killed since the offensive began this month. images of war intended to demonstrate the progress of khalifa have tars troops this may be propaganda but it does show that the battle for tripoli is escalating. this week the city center was hit by rockets for the first time emergency workers reported civilian casualties according to the u.n. at least a hundred ninety people have been killed since fighting began in early april. for libya's interior minister the conflict has reached a new level of illegality and this is a community. that it is needed but you cannot believe one he killed his people like this is now to the united nations evacuating migrants and refugees from camps in tripoli's south to res

but germany is seeing growing criticism of its holding and processing centers where migrants assent when they first arrive in the country. the twenty eighteen they authorities are considered more than two hundred thousand asylum applications and rejected more than a third despite this only a third of those rejected were actually deported people detained in the census described conditions asked her if the w.c. test a cloud of reports from bavaria in southern germany. behind this fence nice to first info poke refugee camp reporters are not allowed inside so for the residents meet us here because they fear of reprisals from the authorities they wish to remain anonymous you go to the bathroom and notice that about fifty or even one hundred people are using the same toilet infections are everywhere if i want to see a doctor i have to get up at around one in the morning and get in line but when the clinic opens fifty people are already there and the doctor he only treats twenty a day how can you survive we're asking germany please help us here. moses flat nigeria because of religious persecution he's bee