hamburg has already gathered a wealth of experience with five g. before it comes on the market in twenty twenty. well within the student tech and it tells an hour in the five g. is an important technological step why is there such a fuss about this well basically because five g. is really going to determine how manufacturing driving cars in all these technologies are constant talking about a rolled out to the german people the last generation of solar technology was introduced ten years ago and we're still living with the day we're going to have it for another four years so right now who gets the five g. rights and how they get them is really going to give them ten years of basically indefinite business that they can look forward to it's a problem here in germany how are other countries doing in this respect with five looking at five g. well actually when it comes to digitalisation in general germany has been not necessarily keeping up with the other players if you look at it four g. the old technology is only available in sixty six percent of joy.

hamburg has already gathered a wealth of experience with five g. before it comes on the market in twenty twenty. china's war on pollution is choking the economy as the government tries desperately to ditch the label worst polluted in the world this week the government in beijing promised to step up its war on climate change and in china's northern coal heartland dozens of chemical plants have already close the people there have been breathing a little easier the region has paid a high price. the city of gin chang has a poor reputation in china it's one of the most polluted cities in the country it's skyline peppered with mines coal processing facilities and heavy industry plants according to data from the ministry of a college and environment last winter jim chiang failed to meet government targets on cutting damaging pollution as a result dozens of mines and factories were forced to shut down. local shephard mr gao says the measures have improved and quality you want shorts in for it all used to burn and stink everything was polluted and really bu

the port of hamburg office special challenges like the container ships made of steel that partially blocked the signals that's why the port authority and i.t. company nokia a constantly checking jaring the test phase how fast the five g. signals are and how reliable and the experts also have to keep an eye on how secure the network is a little from this is gone missing to us from biofuels as that starts with physical security devices have to be integrated in such a way that no one can say go up to a traffic light with a flash drive and hack it that can't be allowed to happen and five g. has solutions for that and then says i.t. security for passwords to fire walls all of that's critical in five. for now this is just a large scale field test that many here hope that five g. intelligent traffic lights will make the next congestion in the port and depart from such a night house projects experts are calling for a well functioning nationwide wireless network if you want to she doesn't come view there is serious differences in some areas we can apply very sophisticated solutions in other areas we

ten canteens and restaurants in hamburg now did their letters from the indoor farm it costs between nine and twelve euro's per kilo a third more than produce from southern spain or morocco customers were initially skeptical says restaurant chef benyamin poisoning but they're paying for a superior product hands with no refrigerated transportation the plants retain then that trophy and for. that first it was really hard for us to get people to try the lettuce. we told them this is a pretty far out concept and genuinely different. it's a system you've not seen before says. the company grants only limited access to production also because it's come under criticism for the high energy consumption involved the l.e.d. lighting means a kilo of lettuce needs six or seven kilos of power until ready for harvest but the management defends its emissions record. like we compare this to a greenhouse with some may be free of charge but you also need a cooling system for the roots in the water so the overall energy consumption for greenhouse production is also very high but the critics overlook that here

eleven guys from hamburg came together in two thousand and fifteen to form a techno marching band as they called themselves electric and acoustic press their beats are not on the impossible not to dance to they've also gotten lots of attention on you tube we met martin ahead of their europe tour. the hamburg brass band more time has marched its way to the big stage but not with traditional folk music they cover his tracks from electronic and house scene that and later thomas berthold you came up with the idea. this person out of work and i think it's a perfect match because techno at its core is really brass band music. i think of the bass drum in any techno music and the samples they use they're called horns and things like that and they use old synthesizers from the eighty's time zone which are basically computers trying to imitate the sound of brass music comes through the. glass music to. preparations for a burly gig hosted by jim muse music funding agency in need to teach music they support more church as well and the band is a blast to watch whether they're playing at huge fest

friday and cyber monday we visit a shop with a less frenzied approach and china needs europe at the hamburger summit here in germany china says it's increasingly open to european investors but they say they're having a harder time to do business there and it stinks all badly it's bad in many public places jury and it's also known as the king of fruits that the chinese are developing it takes. i'm christopher caldwell welcome to the program u.s. president trump is quote not happy with the announcement car giant general motors made earlier on monday g.m. said it plans to layoff more than fourteen thousand factory and white collar workers in the united states and canada and put five plants up for possible closure g.m. said the move was in response to increased cost pressure and waning demands for traditional sedans now it wants to ramp up resources for electric and self driving vehicles the company also said tears on imported steel imposed earlier this year by the trump administration have cost it one billion dollars so far. for more let's bring in our wall street correspondent. here let me just

nothing is quite as it seems at hamburg's new museum of illusions. thousands of installations feature quirky optical illusions the deceive the senses. museum manager nicole you know lots garbage discovered a cool concept in croatia and brought it to hamburg as ever in you know it's bring out my inner child it's a combination of many factors and everything is based on science and us that there's. the optical illusions per plant visitors and spank their intellectual curiosity which is the main idea behind the museum the vast four hundred square meter spaces brimming with games puzzles and optical illusions of all kinds some fifty exhibits are on display. one major highlight is this rotating vortex tunnel which makes you feel as if you're losing your balance. if i really like the word text tunnel arc it makes me feel a bit dizzy but i still keep going through it and make hits totally love it up my nick and i know for a living sticker. at other museums the rule usually is don't touch but here visitors are encouraged to try out all exhibits for themselves

at hamburg's secondary school media competence plays a key role a social media officer helps students think about the use of social media and be critical of large companies the people don't believe that the company self-regulation already on the scene is a cause i found they have a huge responsibility in that respect because they control it on but i don't think that they would regulate it because things are the way they want it for the. good this is how they make their money on billions and i don't care if a few hundred thousand kids are addicted. so that because they earn billions off. facebook unco love boasting about how they connect to people but they don't like talking about how they profit from making sure users stay active on their platforms . shifts as more social responsibility. and now more networkers digital innovators committed to special projects today game abdulaziz. he was the first arab a sports world champion and proud of it known as mr dunne the saudi arabian man the fifth the interactive world cup in two thousand and fifteen with that he also achieved his goal of ma

term us years as a professor at the addiction research center in hamburg he found that two point six percent of german youth are affected by what he calls a social media disorder this can impact the whole of society as addiction quickly leads to depression. inflicted well i don't want to sound too bleak but i see a huge tsunami coming towards us right now. of in fact we're already has an early stage. with the right preventative measures we still have a chance to fight it but we have to use this chance. at hamburg's secondary school media competence plays a key role a social media officer helps students think about the use of social media and be critical of large companies the people don't believe that the companies self regulate. and they have a huge responsibility in that respect because they control it on but i don't think that they would regulate it because things are the way they want it. this is how they make their money they earn billions and i don't care if a few hundred thousand kids are addicted. so that because they are billions off. facebook concur loved posting about how

even though we do all come from different places and yana from hamburg i'm from a small city and. or is from maine in the united states but we still all share similar experiences and our discussions just developed from that after came a starting point for this album called for for us i will. kill. the longer talk around the greater the pressure becomes for them to keep succeeding and their expectations are rising too they no longer integers. thrashing away at a guitar. with money i was and we used to just bash out the albums quickly. and we took what we had fun doing it and it worked well parts of the car but nowadays that wouldn't be the right way for us to do things anymore. two and a half decades of music history twelve studio albums and talk of tronics journey is far from over. to close out the show we've got to go tronics first have a video because india needs in seattle down all this is in seattle doc the song deals with a process of musical self discovery enjoy and we'll see you soon all thanks paul. zubair . zero. zero zero. zero. zero. s. . s. . s. . s. s. . z. . the but.

we know that at the west g twenty summit in hamburg germany that security was a major problem many of said the summit ended up being chaos because the measures weren't strict enough are we seeing lessons learned in hamburg being applied in one as ours. will doesn't believe these measures has been taken into account the government has invested almost one third of all the money spent for this event only for security that's about forty three million dollars we see that the streets have been blocked days ago there is no public transport today has even been declared as a public holiday so that people won't try to come into the center of the city where we are right now and this is also because the traffic that has been causing this event is terrible in the city and we also so big this dispute on a football game that ended up with people being hurt and they want to avoid this in the during the g twenty here. and what about the people there in argentinian this is the first time we've seen a summit the g twenty summit in south america what do they expect to get all the. people are like i menti

live in berlin but singer dick for looks so in bassist john miller first met while studying law in hamburg. we met at a student orientation course of the university where we were both wandering around disoriented we spotted each other and for someone who looks like me and not like everyone else it was love at first sight. the two eventually dropped out of university to devote all their time to music their aspiration lyrics with. their style indie rock their look tracksuit jackets that's how it took a tonic started off in the early one nine hundred ninety s. . together we're talking tronic my name is and i play drums and also sometimes sing and play guitar. my name is jani and i like to play bass. and i sing and play guitar and talk. like that back. soon the intellectuals of german pop had amassed a large fan base even though in the beginning they hadn't quite mastered their instruments yet. sure we were when we first met. but that wasn't the most important thing for us to show what we could do on the instruments. it's just the mind trying those are more interested in expressing something o

i'm gonna just get a hamburger. joe t.: hamburger, okay.is: and so what's the size of the patty on that? joe t.: the same -- three and a half ounces. the bun is the same. it's a 4-inch bun. lemonis: okay. why do i have to pay $1.00 more for this one? joe t.: 'cause the hamburger itself has no toppings. it's just meat and bread. the standard burger has lettuce, tomato... lemonis: it has no tomato on it? can i have a hamburger with lettuce? joe t.: we'd offer you the standard burger then, sir. lemonis: so i have to pay $1 for a tomato? joe t.: it's not just tomato. it's lettuce and tomato and i think there's some onions on there, also -- pickle. sammy: but i think we actually lose money like this. joe t.: we lose money like this? sammy: i think so. joe t.: so your suggestion is to leave those burgers or don't leave those burgers? -sammy: wipe them out. -joe t.: wipe them out? so the highest-selling burger in the restaurant, you want to wipe off the menu? sammy: well, it's the highest selling 'cause it's the cheapest. we're inventing items on

work is continuing a pace at the tuberculosis laboratory at bostonian hamburg. is that positive in qatar you know cancers laboratory about five thousand saliva samples suspected of containing tb pathogens are examined each year this one's also positive. these samples come from some of the poorest countries in the world they're being examined for resistant strains of tuberculosis bacteria the results are registered in a database the information is intended to enable local health care providers to help patients. i was a clam up and you have to understand that if we built a home for every person in the world gave them enough to eat and a decent standard of living in both resistant and non resistant tuberculosis would be far less of a problem. just like we have failing states weak states there are many countries where the health care system is also very weak. a third of the most serious forms of multi-drug resistant tuberculosis registered in germany each year are treated at the hospital in boston currently of the one hundred known cases in germany there are thirty

what you brass band music and techno have in common the last according to a band from hamburg and their covers of famous house tracks are proof that. we caught up with the boys at just before they head out on a european tour. if you're sitting here sitting at the top. whether on an ancient throne or a modern executive share the design is similar. there has to be a high back. wind see. the design museum in southern germany provides the evidence. zero back in sixty minutes on t.w. . board. the a they are digital more years. for women for internet activists one mission in. the battle for freedom and dignity. courageous and determined they campaign for women's rights. and for peace. they mobilize against femicide for compulsory veils. their messages are spreading like a mosque. social media is critical critical to the global. sense of the response to a small mind and out on the streets of our rights are not others are discussions. they are women the more changing the world the reading. digital. starts over the twenty fifth on the c.w. . i don't welcome to pop explored the german music magaz

ten canteens in restaurants in hamburg now there lettuce from the indoor farm it costs between nine and twelve euro's per kilo a third more than produce from southern spain or morocco customers were initially skeptical says restaurant chef benyamin poisoning but they're paying for a superior product hands with no refrigerated transportation the plants retain then that trophy and form. at first it was really hard for us to get people to try the lettuce. we told them this is a pretty far out concept and genuinely different. it's a system you've not seen before says. the company grants only limited access to production also because it's come under criticism for the high energy consumption involved the l.e.d. lighting means a kilo of lettuce needs six or seven kilos of power until ready for harvest but the management defends its emissions record. means you have to start like we compare this to a greenhouse when the sun may be free of charge but you also need a cooling system for the roots on the water so the overall energy consumption for greenhouse production is also very high but the crit

chaos in the german city of hamburg. with a heated protest. opposition to multiculturalism and growing support for a war or a terry in rule amongst germans. don't agree with it at all and i hope that the majority doesn't. see the people. investigative committee. after pictures of a convicted gang member living life in prison are online. ten am here in moscow this thursday november the fifth welcome to our to international my name o'neill our top story. once again the media blaming it for division within the united states of course as the u.s. congress is split between america's two major parties the democrats seizing the representatives the republicans keeping. hold on the senate. isn't good what the media is doing and that i do have the right to fight back on the campaign trail you called yourself a nationalist some people saw that as emboldening white nationalist that such a racist question i would never do that and i don't use race and remarks. like in america it's people like this that cause division one of the statements that you made in

you know i'm warming up for a yoga session with a difference in hamburg. is it not enough can you hear me. welcome to heavy metal yoga and its inventor saskia toda. now a new york resident saskia grew up in northern germany. right now she's back here to promote her own take on yoga. one of her best love positions is the so-called leg guitar. because i can feel my i think this is one of my favorite moves but we only took the warrior for example to play the guitar in the kicking was stamping and mix of everything. but sometimes we make real war cries and b.'s how tests and so on. but when else do you get the chance to scream out loud. i. i. i took a course with sask here in brooklyn in twenty fifteen i'm glad she's come to hamburg and i saw her in fact and didn't get to do yoga in front of her. saskia first presented her workouts here in germany at the heavy metal festival in voc in two thousand and seventeen. mass movement which the times i was really scared to begin with the tent was really crowded and i had to get up on stage and try to get everyone movin

one to the brass band music and techno have in common a launch according to morta a band from hamburg and their covers of famous house tracks are proof that. we come up with more to just before they head out on a european tube. fix . what's coming up for the borders thing you'll have plenty to talk about. the honestly just the weekend here comes on the show. i'm scared that the a war that's hard and in the end is a meat you're not allowed to stay here anymore we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers would lie and say. what's your story. on what numbers of women especially in victims of violence and. take part and send us your story we are trying in all ways to understand this new culture. are not even the turnout of guests you want to become a citizen. in for migrants your platform for a little information. much in being born does it. come prove that since. you want to look for a new school. you want to be put on a lot of the when you are sick the doctor. when you fall in love they won't. you don't have children for fear they'll be invisible to. have no hu

nothing is quite as it seems at hamburg's museum of the nation's. exhibits challenge our perceptions. and boggle the mind one look at these particular lesions. and you won't if your eyes. your old. sixty minutes d.w. . you can tell a lot about a society by its garbage. the fed's dismissal is for the rich but for many from the people who don't first there from a chance for survival africa is among the most unequal regions in the world. could be lunch for today just like that. our reporters travel to nairobi and new york and meet people who know the true value of garbage. it has created a thriving parallel economy that's been completely ignored by the financial markets but what does all this mean for economic inequality around the world you get a study class walking the response it at stake is a big yes we are starting to less wealthy because with time. and actually disrupt an economy. played. the bridge. and the trust in exclusive report starts november seventeenth g w. a by munich in crisis later on russia under pressure is this the end of an era. g

the pink gin is approaching hamburg for safety's sake a marine pilot comes aboard. that's because there are power lines stretched across the river and at sixty eight meters the pink gins mast is very tall. that could cause problems. for most rigs nowadays even big bikes are a maximum sixty four we do mainly so they get through panama canal and stuff like that so you know the bigger you make the bikes in the breaks the more limited you are on what you can go. so you know you have to think not just of the water of the hole so things above makes a difference well. it's a tight squeeze for the pink gin there's barely seven metres clearance between the top of the mast and the power lines. if the water levels were much higher than it would be impossible for the sailing yacht to pass through. the oil into. the pink jet is also so large that the marine pilot asks another passing vessel to move out of the way so he can dock the boat in one swift maneuver. and i'm going to london. they've made it. after the crew more as the vessel they just have to sit back and wait until the