people that had close links to leipsic for many centuries so it was painful for them to see the city center in particular to k. so badly. for a few and then my opinion. this per condition of leipsic spilled it was an important factor in triggering the 1st protests in the autumn of 1909 that eventually led to the peaceful revolution can be done the nerve. of this place is one of the most important ones chronicling the developments of recent years and decades. brought along a little book that illustrates the transformation of this very same corner building . this one here that exactly this is part of what we call the tri fuel him which was heavily damaged during the 2nd world war. here you see the situation in the early ninety's after the war damage and 40 years of east german rule north had been stabilized to make it safe and in the 1990 s. the entire complex was restored. in no other german city can you find so many fine buildings from the 19th century like that has been a trade fair location since the middle ages. ampara makes a 1000000 the 1st breath of life see the trade for a pri

station in holly has been closed because of a police operation trains are being rerouted through leipsic so that is the situation now on the ground in the eastern city of how they would by the way is a rather big city in. in germany compared to other it has around 230000 inhabitants and we were just seeing some life the 1st live pictures coming out of hala lots of police action obviously cordoning off as you were talking about now you mentioned that there were reports of multiple shooters do we know whether that's been confirmed do we know whether they are still on the promise of having been arrested one person has been arrested we don't exactly know whether that person was one of the possible shooters that police mentioned earlier in one of the tweets we just know one person was arrested and we also know previously what police said again they were speaking of possible shooters in the plural so i imagine that they were looking for maybe a group of people at least 2 people and not just one possible shooter that's information that we know so father comes from police they have been reports

here both of what's special about leipsic and this place in particular is its history you can sense it when you're in the city or the space you know the industrialization is still visible here in these halls that's inspired me a lot and so with my art i'd like to give something in return. quote me on the war on what they thought palace thought it was for both. his installation the giants of the renaissance for example shows the best known works by raphael michel angelo and leonardo da vinci digitalized animated and accompanied by music this form of presentation is known as immersion it's taking the art world by storm and fits in here perfectly. for one leipzig is a changing city one and transformation in upheaval and that is what we focus on here. the building stood empty for nearly 10 years then in 20132 private enthusiasms bullshit and. purpose. projects that combine art technology and science are becoming a trademark of the const craft fair. game is to get younger visitors in particular interested in the art world. the immersion installations remain a central element. of the changin

or is the widow of cooked woman's or back then the man in charge of the leipsic event house orchestra the famous conductor showed immense courage negotiating with the communist authorities in order to avert a bloodbath leipsic has him to thank that security forces drew back from a violent suppression of the protests every musician was so worrying about their to the teenager children and so they every monday on the street exactly like my my my husband i don't think he had here i think rather he had more responsibility. she think that this possibility that he has overcome the fear. 30 years on many turn out to march along the historical demonstration route light installations eliminate the buildings along the way just as back then today's march followed prayers offered in the st nicholas church this was a focal point of the peaceful revolution many participants today were at the original protests and have concerns about the present day. my hope is that we remain watchful and wide awake we don't fall for false promises that we hold on to the things we gained through the events of that ti

danger pose any problems also and beat him some say i'm tested will spur cancer title contenders leipsic in a number 2 versus number 4 showdown to pull the wool waver in their biggest test this season. welcome to the but as they get here on d w i'm chris harrington how many mean draws in a row will we see it's already been 3 and been seen jaden san still your best player when you're in desperate need of a win could put lucian fivers job in even more jeopardy while opponents having been number one this late in the season in over 30 years making many believe this could be their year the old fire fulls up against dortmund and their fans at signal they do in a park. dortmund we're looking to end they have run of draws against the team with the strongest away form in the table a tough task pane full do see in 5 a side. chances at a premium early on by stephan lane a kind close to gladbach off the last load dennis whipped a free kick round to the back post. don't mince based opportunity also came from a safe place and again some of it was more than equal to match hummels head i. don't mind loo

she is confronted with the monday prayers and monday demonstrations in leipsic she experiences these peaceful people who want to change something in their country and she experiences this violence of the state against these peaceful protesters. mention him cards and then work out sophie's family are nationally frightened for their daughter's safety but she convinces them to join the next march on october 9th 1989 it will be the 1st mass demonstration against the regime and a turning point in the peaceful revolution. the directors believe their historical tale has an important lesson for today and scioto noid there are many movements these days protectionists the anti islamic movement which have misappropriated and misused the same slogans from back then i find this. it's important that we show people what the peaceful revolution was really. what is a movie going on how come. the. historically accurate and rich with period detail pretty is a moving story about the ordinary people whose courage changed the world. of the movie for his fear with his now do you think this is just for smal

both could be dangerous and had been for many teams thus far only one point separated wolfsburg and leipsic in the standings ahead of this kickoff the wolves have yet to be defeated this campaign and no other side in the league can say that that bad for a team with a new coach with their badge of honor be revoked in life seek. after a slow 1st half of group one of the hosts take the lead a huge clearance from paycheck to last she found team ovechkin up top on the strike a muscled his way through to an open go hardly typical light switch tactics but because of strength and pace from the german international saw him send the red bulls in front with his 6 league goal of the season. but have their talismanic striker and in the 82nd minute he left the strong survive such number 9 vote very forced finishing off a cliff a move with a smooth not made to bring things level and snatch a draw i we continue the way we continue to fix where is the unbeaten what i said it's a tough game he became a tree points and sometimes in some matches yours is to be honest and you have to be. satisfied with. the las

the former east germany tens of thousands turned out for peaceful marches on october 9th 1909 in leipsic it was a decisive moment in a chain of events that led to the collapse of east german communist. brady met with 2 opposition activists from the time who showed tremendous courage in facing down a repressive regime. on october 9th 1909 kathleen hatton hala was in a stasi prison in light sick in east germany she was just 20 years old on this day you could feel that the guards were already nervous and you could hear sounds later in the day close to get moving and what relate to create fear but maybe what we have heard. where the sound of 70000 people walking. among the crowd much ng for freedom and democracy was that 18 year old opposition activist catalan model of. german reunification just didn't cross my mind at the time my motivation was things can't go on like this a stings are this country has no future we have no freedom of expression no free elections i wanted to reform the country i wanted democracy in the g.d.r. and it is. for months premie things have been held at leipsic said

remain undefeated the wolves toughest task so far this season without a doubt who'll be facing rb leipsic the side that only trailed them by one point in the stand ups. for a kicked off match day 8 on friday with a convincing victory at home to laver close and. scored twice in the 1st half to set up the win which sees the eagles climbs to the 7th 7th on the table. was the other score in the 3 nil victory for the home side. now 2 american astronauts have made history as the 1st all woman space walking team nasa astronauts christina cook and jessica mir successfully completed their mission after more than 7 hours outside the station up there were slated to install new batteries during a spacewalk next week but had to venture out 3 days early due to equipment failure and nasa had wanted the all female space walk to happen last spring but we're short on space it's in the right size croft. way out next on the world stories that we can report so stay tuned for that and tune in to. morrow with symbol of a long conflict in the philippines. between the muslims and the christian population. with vi

take place to commemorate some of the pivotal demonstrations that took place 30 years ago in nearby leipsic peaceful demonstrations in the peaceful revolution of 1989 and those commemorations here in hollywood tonight have been canceled and we have also heard from authorities that police presence in the meantime has been stepped up not only here in hala but also in the nearby cities of today's the and light 6 especially at synagogues following that attack here on the street behind me here this afternoon where 2 people died one at a combat shop and one outside the synagogue just behind me here to tell you i think you said the police sorry did you say the police say that now though there was one perpetrator. exactly that's the latest that we're hearing those were reports from the german press agency from the d.p.a. and so you know it seems that there's where not sure exactly where those reports came from earlier they. early reports in that there were multiple poppy traces in the shooting and that and that at least maybe 2 of them had actually even hijacked a car and left the cities of course

they are certainly still rather than not only people here in leipsic but across germany and there is certainly still a sources of fresh ration among life because the people here in life they go north to meet people in the east they see this as a day a pivotal day in german history which changed the course of of of german reunification and in the long run helps to make that possible but often this day the 9th of october goes forgotten in many parts of germany particularly in western germany many people remembering more the fall of the wall a 9th of november and also the fischel day of german reunification a 3rd of october so it is important for people here in that light say because many of them were there on the night of on the 9th of october 1989 and also many younger generations also still appreciate the importance of this day of course it was their parents their grandparents that helped to shape not only the city but also to help reshape germany and also europe there's a lot happening in life fish today what else is going on. so after the ceremony finishes behind me where the germa

in the 2nd half we played brilliantly because we didn't allow a single leipsic counter-attack and to deny them any counterattacks is really something the boys did a great job. freiburg took advantage of like 6 indecision and i suppose when it mattered most was mules pietersen made it to the mill in the 90th minutes of victory much of the underdog goes on with pot and courage trumping stop power was. the. terms light sic were more than a match for a fly ball but in terms of mentality they were able to compete. now 4 games without a win this defeat coming courtesy of friday togetherness fights and will to win. even a last minute goal was not enough. to tell things back in like 6 favors the title hopefuls could merely watch on as tribal ok took them in the bundesliga table. i am house divided and his little 50 side were on cloud 9 at the final whistle as another one of the big boys left empty handed. i. like that i think this can change quickly in this league which if we continue like this we can stay in control 17 points now but we need to keep working is it simple to. fly book didn't

the months premie things had been held at leipsic said nicholas church on september 4th catherine hutton how a un felt abana it called for an open country with free people the protest was captured on film by western media. it was important to us that our own people in our country could see it and they could see oh wow there's something that has started in my city and it's not as g.d.r. media tells us like they are criminals and they want to destroy our country know their girls they could be my friend they could be my daughter she was imprisoned soon after for riotous assembly but by october 9th knowledge of the growing protests had spread gotten flights of plod back and. it was clear throughout life what was at stake. vance for postage our own town full of soldiers and police on call. on the roofs and downtown life in the hospitals blood reserves were being stocked up i think i was and been put. in but the protesters marched peacefully around the city of lights like in the following weeks the demonstrations continue to grow and within a month the berlin wall had fallen and i were in the

the loose that they left in a car and now there's been speculation of that possibly going towards leipsic city that is nearby but that is only unconfirmed information so from the police we know that they fled in a car and they have asked people in holly to stay at home that is the information that as of now police have confirmed and again it is important to mention that there are still a lot of unknowns in these kinds of developing stories and developing situations so it is still unclear. what motive might have been in this case what the possible shooters might have said or done before or afterwards is something that police is now investigating probably trying to secure the scene probably trying to talk to witnesses to understand a bit more what could have happened and only then only after that investigation starts and develops will police probably give more information on on some of the key details that are still missing and this i mean comes at a time of heightened tension in germany there was an incident just yesterday with a truck driver in the city of. can you tell us a little bit mo

for months premie things have been held at leipsic said nicholas church on september 4th catherine hutton how a un felt abana it called for an open country with free people the protest was captured on film by western media. it was important to us that our own people in our country could see it and they could see oh wow there's something that has started in life and it's not as g.d.r. media tells us it's like they are criminals and they want to destroy our country know they are girls they could be my friend they could be my daughter she was imprisoned soon after for riotous assembly but by october 9th knowledge of the growing protests had spread guns like the plaza bus and. it was clear throughout what was at stake. vance for post that our own town full of soldiers and police on call snipers were on the roofs in downtown life in the hospitals blood reserves were being stocked up on who was and by who comes after the. but the protesters marched peacefully around the city of light sick in the following weeks the demonstrations continue to grow and within a month the berlin wall had fallen i

so far no goals in the shocker dorman arrival rebuying munich boss junior berlin freiburg over rb leipsic leverkusen and brave men shared the spoils he had to berlin fought back but failed to hoffenheim part aborts whole field advantage worked out for them with their with over dusseldorf and the friday night game mites were not impressed with the smell cologne were given off the carnival club affair but the whole side's way. robin quizes court the pick of the goals as his psyche from behind to beat their neighbors 31 the result list mites above thrown in leaves the visitors in the relegation play off spot. and as you can see 2 more games coming up on sunday home field advantage for both the wolves and a lot of. time to look at the table to see what's changed byron munich back in pole position and less club or work have something to say about that on sunday freiburg up to 2nd a few team stuck on 16 as well as 15 points in the bottom half might jump the highest from relegation threatened to 13th point didn't move but they did pick up their 1st win of the season so salute normally it's time

a shot of finishing above on a match day 7 next up to the plate and a summary are leverkusen and leipsic both in with a chance of overtaking their record. provided one of them actually wins the match. lives they have never lost in labor and after being beaten for the 1st time this season last weekend they were keen to keep it they could wreck all the by arena play because meanwhile we're on the same points and with their eyes on top spots as well i have my despite good chances for both sides including this one for myself. they went to go us the brain. but he quickly changed with the 1st real chance at the 2nd half to start making it one no for later cues and 5 to 66 minutes it was the forwards 3rd goal in surrey games from my light seat post for an equaliser and it came just over 10 minutes later group precipitant them to vote some nifty footwork on show from the substitutes. the 11 draw meant neither side was able to snatch 1st place. shout got the chance to do just that in the late game at home to lonely cologne. the game struggled to get going in the 1st half with much at stake at bot

determined to find sophie and reunite her with sputnik fritzy finds herself at the st nicholas church in leipsic the site of weekly peaceful protests against the east german government the gazans thompson. she is confronted with the monday prayers and monday demonstrations in leipzig as if she experiences these peaceful people who want to change something in their country and she experiences this violence of the state against these peaceful protesters. mention him could so many more talk sophie's family are nationally frightened for their daughter's safety but she convinces them to join the next march on october 9th 1909 will be the 1st mass demonstration against the regime and the turning point in the peaceful revolution. to directors believe their historical tale has an important lesson for today and skip the noid there are many movements these days protectionists the anti islamic movement which have misappropriated and misused the same slogans from back then i find this. schnabel it's important that we show people what the peaceful revolution was really have found what is a big man how come t

journey starts on the baltic coast and leads by a good dance eastern poland to warsaw berlin and leipsic. then we had to prague and some villages in bohemia and then on to budapest on the border crossings and it was . our journey ends just short of the black sea in bucharest we began and the old dance shipyard. the fall of the wall began 500 kilometers from berlin and a good dance in this hangar built before the 1st world war to store torpedoes. money just isn't the. in a conspicuous building really doesn't look like a place that made world history here in the summer of 1980 after an 18 day long strike is where solidarity was born i'm. stuck. solidarity poland's 1st independent trade union began here at what was then called lenin shipyard a busy operation even today solidarity still has its european headquarters right in the middle of the yard. this is where we meet let's see who is as big nations has ever even the former shipyard workers t.-shirt is a statement aimed at the current polish government constitution it says. led solidarity went on to win the nobel peace prize and became the

with a shot of finishing a bump on a match day 7 next up the place in our summary our leverkusen and leipsic both in with a shot of overtaking their record champion. provided one of them actually wins the match. lives they have never lost in leverkusen and after being beaten for the 1st time this season last weekend they were keen to keep up the good record of the bahrain or let the kids meanwhile run the same points and with their eyes on top spots as well have despite good chances for both sides including this one from ourselves they went to go us on the brain. but he quickly changed with the 1st real chance of the 2nd half to start making it one no for later use and up to 66 minutes it was the forwards 3rd goal in surrey gains from my life that pushed for an equaliser and it came just over 10 minutes later kristopher in time to vote some nifty footwork on show from the substitute. the 11 draw neither side was able to snatch 1st place. shot that had the chance to do just that in the late game at home so lonely cologne. the game struggled to get going in the 1st time with much at stake at b