klaus: how can he? they cannot guarantee that you will find anything.etimes, they have to prove it before they go to court. i need advice, they need hence -- hints from traders. a middleman that points out door use technology -- dual use tech. brent: we also want to let our viewers know that your report does not only pertain to germany. this is not just a german story. other countries have also proved an able -- unable to stop pyongyang from procuring weapons. klaus: the official from the united nation's told us about the missile parts that north koreans fished out of the ocean. we had items from more than -- more than a dozen items coming from countries like switzerland. those are all countries with rigid export controls. they were all tricked. brent: klaus here tonight telling us about how he was able to break the story. thank you very much. we appreciate your time. klaus: thank you. brent: here are some of the other stories now making headlines. lawmakers in the multi-, -- say that soldiers have made their way into the court building. the country's p

klaus sums up of course this little i cannot match the performance of a golf or polo g.t. i but if you want to g.t.a. city car the does not cost a fortune this is certainly not a bad choice. i think many to me s.u.v. segment is becoming increasingly competitive explains our car expert ton show with a c i. it's a rona and the hyundai i call in a warranty in the ring this year she smokes wagon launching the polo t. cross the renault cup tour has already been around for four years but due to the growing number of arrivals has been given a make over. reno was quick to notice the trend toward subcompact s.u.v. it brought out the top who are back in two thousand and thirteen with a bullish look and high seats it had just a little bit more car than is usual with subcompacts and improved popular with drivers in various parts of the world a stint of taking on the likes of the to go on renault decided to move down to categories to enter the fray but since then the camp tour has perhaps been overtaken by contemporary expectations. if the new doesn't find the come to a very fun to dri

klaus: we have seen funds reacting to this.y have set up more low return funds and you have seen this across big asset managers. secondly, it has come down, but all the funds are getting more fundstive we have seems -- where they buy us at in france today and in germany. we have seen funds trying to be nominative and find the right assets. tom: what is the effect of the wall of private money and supposedly information smarter money? what is it doing to the public markets? seen the return of public to privates. for example, if you go to last year, 6 out of 10 in europe, some of you remember starter -- we have seen net a couple of years ago taken private. much lookingpretty for bigger assets and newer opportunities and therefore, the public market is a good target. in zurichriend is today. -- is moving his platform from london to zurich. his private equity going to be based out of london or will they find a new geography in the coming years? earlierhey are based and jpmorgan -- everywhere and jpmorgan reacted a long time ago. spa

here on the racetrack klaus's switched off vehicle safety systems that means it will rely on the car's mechanical grip which he says he's absolutely exquisite. the car responds precisely when you accelerate so this is like overstating. the thing about. which is easy enough to handle and either way these settings of. the vehicle. g.t.s. models generally have the best overall package in their series and g.p.s. isn't a drastic redesign more like a sensible upgrade even normal came in some boxes just flick around corners beautifully but the g.p.s. goes the extra mile with all the extra gadgets on board that are ordinarily very pricey yet on those standards include the adaptive p.s.m. shastri that drops the car by ten millimeters the small corner package with dynamic transmission bearings and a porsche talk lecturing plus system with exotic trying to riyadh differential lock . came in g.t.s. has a mid engine running right behind. and behind that is the transmission which is very much like in a motor sports car that all cars in formula one or more have a mid engine. that distributes the way

him not here minako reports our car man klaus you see cars that easily comes to a million euros or more for most people the thirty thousand euro zone a v.w. golf costs is already a tidy sum the up g t i is a cheaper alternative starting in just under seventeen thousand but it looks like what's wagon is targeting a younger crowd or perhaps minimalist as well minimalist like klaus so let's see what this little guy can do. she t.i. traditionally stands for power and speed. this up as a turbo charged eighty five kilowatts. one liter engine so can it live up to the billing this mini hot hatch goes from zero to one hundred eight point eight seconds which is not at all bad and to enhance the g.t. i feel there is a sound actuator to let the modestly sized engine room or at least inside the cockpit as it off a bad road should certainly notice that this is indeed a small car the wheel base is rather short the suspension is a bit firmer this spring and damping rates are very sporty the front axle has been stiffened and the rear axle as well so it hugs the road nicely this is a true g.t. i can ride

all the clandestine commerce at the north korea as he was first reported by investigative reporter klaus share he joins us tonight from homburg it's good to have you on the show tell us how were you able to break this story. well it wasn't planned like that it took place in other countries where we were filming we had an interview with a formal official an investigator in the un sanctions committee overlooking north korea he was there until two thousand and sixteen and in one of his reports that they were giving to the security council in one of the footnotes among others was mentioned the german embassy as a place where such activities were going on so the next the point would be made was with the head of the german intelligence and then that was when he actually confirmed yes well me so that proves it always pays to read the fine print in reports very wise there have you tried to get reaction from the north korean embassy are they talking about this at all. well let me tell you this i was there a year ago and i was applying for a visa to ask my questions about the missile program in py

the claim destine commers at the north korea did as he was first reported by investigative reporter klaus share he joins us tonight from homburg clothes it's good to have you on the show tell us how were you able to break this story but it wasn't planned like that it took place in other countries where we were filming we had an interview with a formal official an investigator in the u.n. sanctions committee overlooking north korea he was there until two thousand and sixteen and in one of his reports that they were giving to the security council in one of the footnotes among others was mentioned the german embassy as a place where such a t.v.'s were going on so the next the point we'd made was with the head of the german intelligence and then that was when he actually confirmed yes well me so that proves it always pays to read the fine print in reports very wise there have you tried to get reaction from the north korean embassy are they talking about this at all. well let me tell you this i was there a year ago and i was applying for a visa to ask my questions about the missile program in

i assume they're here because of klaus. >> jimmy: poor klaus. are we sure klaus is okay?r ] while he was in davos trump sat down with cnbc where i think he made what was a bombshell admission. >> reciprocal. i want reciprocal. if they're going to charge 100% for a motorcycle it should be 100% the other way too. and you know, when you mention attacks at the border, a 10% tax on the border for everything coming in, i'm a free trader. totally. i'm a fair trader. i'm all kinds of trader. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: as if that wasn't enough, the president also did an interview with piers morgan while he was overseas, which is funny because you know, piers morgan was on the "celebrity apprentice." this was a bit of a reunion for them. last time they were together trump was choosing between piers and trace adkins for the title of celebrity apprentice. piers is back in england now, where trump is not well liked. 63% of brits disapprove of the job he's doing. but it seems that nobody passed that note to donald. >> a lot of stuff has been going on between you and

the fans were behind their team and push them further in the second half felix klaus doubling the lead on fifty four minutes was and their freiburg did what they do best scoring from set pieces mind away a good at scoring the thirteenth of the season at the death but it wasn't enough to share the spoils two one the final score. for you seen the footage let's look at the results in full so far from match day twenty two there is by and whenever shall cut there is leverkusen laying an egg at home to air to frankfurt powered past cologne getting that win over hamburg in our choruses return hoffenheim they knocked off meit's hanover did the same to fribourg on friday. a night light sic took all three points against out sporting on sunday we got stuttgart playing host to gladbach and vol four traveling over to bremen ok what have all these results mean on the table with seven of nine matches played well by and they are as good as etched in stone at the top of the table but look at leipzig they're just a scant eighteen points behind in second now dortmund and frankfurt they leapfrog leverkuse

nuclear weapons and know how now we bring you this report from the journalist has one covered the story klaus sheva from the german public will cost a a audi these north korean agents wanted ukrainian rocket designs instead they walked into a trap set by ukraine's intelligence service that was in two thousand and eleven but german officials confirm that spies in north korea's embassy in berlin still try to obtain high tech the media to get stressed when we learn about something like that we stop at all but we cannot guarantee that we always detect and prevent every operation north korea's missile capability has made rapid strides in recent years despite u.n. efforts to enforce sanctions on technology when south korea recovered a north korean missile from the sea they made startling discoveries most items. over to you from you know former soviet union. china u.s. south korea so all countries which have rejected export control regulations were defeated the former investigator also says germany did not respond to inquiries about a possible sanctions breach the. government for information about m

klaus spetzler has a mission. to bring mushrooms out of the shadows. gemini is home to over six thousand types of mushroom most of which. grow wild in forests but not as much as they used to and that is potentially problematic. invite if there are two central process is underway in a forest ecosystem senses the buildup of organic matter tree growth and the degradation of organic matter autumn leaves that accumulate trees could never grow to such heights without the help of funky it's put simply would be swamped in dead leaves and dead wood without from gulf species they help it all break down. deplete the above that. but fundy are woefully under-appreciated. in germany trees in one inch forest supplanted very close together so they grow street and a cut down as soon as possible natural forests are completely different dead trees are left to grow in diet that one pale. in the bavarian forest national park close beslow shows us the remains of a primeval forest. and if there are people it's a range of fungal found here is more or less unique in germany th

klaus cleans gown has to be the most lavish and most splendid of all the dressmakers have spent two hundred i was working on this question a look. at the face that. we used about sixty metres of fabric just for the skirts and what's special about this. as is the sequins and the number of rhinestones it was extremely time consuming in the when you would you don't just look at. the gums only reveals its full splendor to the sunshine but the conover revel it's a nice move that a bit of rain stopped them hundreds of thousands from the parade route. but. this year it's on the tenth security in twenty sixteen for the waterfront coming up on blake was the scene of a terrorist attack that claimed eighty six lives in the field or is that it in mind of paul mccartney still carried on the friends and fun nature that everything like me that cannot it done it can remain that we have to leave that to live on to get back in here i would think that. it must mean we have any say in america to get. the theme of this year's carnival a nice is the king of space as in many on account of both the float builders

master roofer klaus is one of the most sought after men in westphalia. i don't take on major jobs from new clients he and his team work hard but there's only six of them. mapped out as i did for the last year the market has been so busy that we really need three times as many people who we don't have them i can't get anybody that kind of nimble to come pull it off knife given to him. if you. like his right hand man is his son lucas. it's great to leave work in the evening and see something you've made teachers for instance don't immediately see the results of what they've been doing all day but i can leave a construction site and say i made that and then years later i'll pass by and say look i did that roof. he wants to pass on his enthusiasm by giving high school students a chance to see what he does he'd like to take on some apprentices the businessman . it's a moment of my i'm still in training but this summer i'll be working full time and i'll be taking over the business. but there's a serious lack of young skilled craftsman in germany around fifteen

feelings klaus. playing like that makes getting off the goal ok too. and believe it or not the promotion around the fine points off a champions league spot. and then there's a lovable glove box but it looks like they're out of the champions league. they've got. they can dominate games but playing without passion. relegation candidates came by and showed them how it's done daniel can check finishes a nice team play with power and enthusiasm. the first time when for their new coach . gloves off have lost four of their five matches this year things seem a bit unsettled and champions league not likely. by and went into the weekend with an eighteen point cushion leaving potential rivals in the shadows and of course they were unbeaten at home this season. that challenges mashal to find home all white he says twenty ten well they insisted it was coming to munich just to make up the numbers. the refund if you were out to get three points otherwise you could have stayed in bed. very aware. in the opening exchanges. of break forward in the second minutes all lao

upon us from the visit if it does the water will fall on money but even though klaus attributive not hook up each by shred the sky the name with what a girl is not what the fed always does not equate the starving if you know what the uppity weakest of india will starve our good at that so that our thumble i'd never have to get there but fortunate that over the body other where i sit your shirt or a cold beer on your chin with a menu that said at that well which boat are you going after an hour that will go when you have a. fatal crash old man and me a rogue. the minute you see us as a champion and as a labor of the eight hundred seventy two days siege of leningrad. police yell was due to water. when you were issued film a commercial for food will i were a lot you sheesh you need me beauty of blue well shoes nuber a warrior. when you hoard would be a few years of evolution but only on your going you.

that expedition partner for the climb was klaus good luck also from south to rock. to supply. point friendship on the mountain is one of the most important thing is because when you're on your own you can get in trouble if things aren't going so well for you you know the other person won't abandon you are you stick together all the way it's a great feeling you're together day and night it's more than being husband and wife . for instance who. are. actors from all very well or it's more party after experience so birth. to me since the expertise for me these expeditions are a way to grow i go there to get to know myself better so i can do that so well here because i'm flooded with stimuli so fun so free invites evil through the pain that makes it harder to find myself so to me are. so much fun if we're at seven thousand five hundred eighty three meters it's our first proper view of the summit. go six months after all is it what. i've really been this fascinated by a mountain. wow. believe finish this summit is the name of a dream that you have and it has a brutal appeal and an i

the necessary and proper klaus. th before the constitutional convention, the continental congress only has specific enumerated powers. it gives congress the flexibility to pass laws necessary and proper to carry out its enumerated powers. the scope of that clause remains hotly debated today. we have the ability to appoint supreme court justices. the president has no role in these crucial duties. the election of the president. there is an election. the president is chosen by the legislature. that was james madison's innovation. he is the framer who is afraid of demagogues and the mob. he sees tension between populism and constitutionalism. he feels that a president that communicates directly with the people would be an invitation to demagogues and tyranny. he wants a president-elected by the legislature. that's what happens in this draft over james wilson's objections. he says, no, we need election by the people. later, we will see them settle the compromises. there is a kingly title for the president. his sitele sha

let's start with what we read about in article one, section seven, klaus two. it accepts sunday's from the 10 days in which a president must veto a bill. i take this to be an implicit recognition of the lord's day, or this idea of sabbath, commemorating the creator's sanctification of the seventh day for rest. genesis chapter two, the fourth commandment that sabbath be kept free from secular defilement. in the christian tradition, the resurrection of jesus from the dead. here is another example. three, section three, one, there is a requirement that convictions for treason must be supported by the testimony of two witnesses. this is a requirement that conforms to familiar biblical mandate for punishment. both the old testament and new testament speak of the importance of having more than one witness for certain kinds of prosecutions. i have offered on the screen the language that we find in deuteronomy chapter seven, verse six. at the mouth of two witnesses or three witnesses shall he who is worthy of death be put to death, but at the mouth of one witness he sh

let's start with what we read about in article one, section seven, klaus two. it accepts sunday's sunday's from the 10 days in which a president must veto a bill. i take this to be an implicit recognition of the lord's day, or this idea of sabbath, commemorating the creator's sanctification of the seventh day for rest. genesis chapter two, the fourth commandment that sabbath be kept free from secular defilement. in the christian tradition, the resurrection of jesus from the dead. here is another example. in article three, section three, clause one, there is a requirement that convictions for treason must be supported by the testimony of two witnesses. this is a requirement that conforms to familiar biblical mandate for punishment. we are going to find multiple biblical passages, both the old testament and new testament, that speaks of the importance of having more than one witness for certain kinds of prosecutions. i have offered on the screen the language that we find in deuteronomy chapter seven, verse six. at the mouth of two witnesses or three witnesses sha

a klaus collision is coming on that point because mueller is likely to go deeper and deeper. to get angrier and angrier. there is one collision there. and another one coming between kushner and kelly. and that is there is no way that having lost his top secret clearance -- there is no way that kushner -- mr. kushner can continue to be the -- to direct american diplomacy in the middle east. there is no way he can be in charge of things are wmgs with mexico. there is no which he can be in the middle of talks with china about trade. it's not just a question of what he can't read. he can't be in the conversations in the morning for the daley briefings of the president because there are top secret things discussed. he can't be in a lot of conversations about the middle east. because there will be top secret items discussed there. he is going to be basically not only stripped of secret clearances but stripped of power. that's going to bring a clash. either the president has to support what kelly has done, which he won't be happy with or support kushner and kfl owe kelly leaves. >>

over six thousand of the marionettes were crafted by klaus marshall's mother had a lawyer and during her lifetime work is the treasure trove of the theater. bermondsey you fucked up if you asked her when she got the idea she'd say from the street car. in one nine hundred fifty three the theater gained nationwide prominence with their television debut. in this and what it's got is not the only. one currently in it's. just seventy years the marionettes have been in chanting young and old alike it's a world made of ward and strings and lots of imagination it is. others or ice quite enjoyed it but it wasn't just children's theatre they were political theater and evil yeah there was i mean the specially better break better albrecht is actually outs books most famous sonny comes from a broken violin but a brick composed lots of offers life threatening opera and indeed one of the great actresses of the back in the nineteen twenty she did was not to lenny and she actually lay strong after the program to begun she asked them to do their own puppet for which they did anyway and all these profi

meteorologist adam klaus joining us. >> hey there, dana, yes.different stories on different halves of the country. temperatures 15 to 20 degrees warmer in the east. out west, temperatures are plummeting and continuing to do so with spots falling 10, 20 degrees colder than it was 24 hours ago. some spots getting down into the 30s and extreme southwest, that's where temperatures are currently falling into the 50s. gets even colder overnight on the eastern half of the country. 60s and 70s. it continues to warm up for tomorrow. so those folks will continue to enjoy that very spring-like feel. but out west, this is going to be getting down toward near record breaking temperatures as we're looking at freeze watches and warnings in portions of central california, areas where you don't typically see the numbers fall down into the 30s, but that's exactly what's going to happen. tonight's lows getting down to 35 degrees, in some cases 36, 33 degrees. getting down to that point where you can freeze. l.a. and san diego getting down abnormally cold from 45 t

and here it is along all you say klaus kinski and jam packed with high tech the babies band says new standards for compaq's. trying to get sixty minutes of. program guide. dot com highlights. make your smart t.v. even smaller for the. watching what you want to. update. extraordinary. you decide what's on. sunday d.w. small t.v. . ads. the scars on. the pain still tangible. for god. they have survived but do they also have a future. i really understand people who say they don't want to stay here. but i also admire people who want to stay here and who decided to create something new in peace time do what. if tolerance and reconciliation or just in the. cities. starting march tenth. welcome again this is date of you news live from berlin our top stories at this hour israeli police are recommending that prosecutors charge prime minister benjamin netanyahu with bribery and breach of trust in a live t.v. address he's the night any wrongdoing. and germany has renewed calls for the release of german turkish journalist and he. has been held without trial for a year now by turkish authorities

term is the excessive inequalities that in many places are growing and creating those fractures that klaus has identified as one of the themes of the world economic forum this year, and i would say that the third downside or risks that i see is the lack of international cooperation and the geopolitical risks that could be created as a result. i'll stop here, but happy to comment on any of those three. >> well, these are huge points, and we'll certainly come back to them. let's turn to one of the central bankers who has produced these outcomes. central bankers have certainly become controversial. they have been described by a well-known authority as only game in town, and i think many of us think that's probably truer of japan than anywhere else so there were three arrows and yours is certainly the arrow that's gone further, mr. kuroda so tell us about your remarkable monetary policy, its success and how you're going to get out of it. >> thank you, martin. let me first explain the current status of the japanese economy. the economy is expanding moderately, supported by both domestic and ext