. >> and meanwhile, by munich will be aiming to break yet another record on saturday. a win away could secure them the bundesliga title with eight matches yet to play. that is two better than the club's own record set just last season. about to do so, they will have to break their five-match unbeaten streak. >> despite recent shakeups in the front office, munich is playing close to flawst football. they could sow up their 24th german championship this weekend. >> it doesn't matter if we win it tomorrow or on tuesday or next saturday against often heisman. our main goal is just to win. >> it could pose a threat to the german juggernaut. they are always dangerous. and they're the main reason they have been unbeaten. munich radiating confidence. >> we're convinced this is the perfect time for us to take on them to measure ourselves against the best of the best. we're ready and willing to accept this challenge. >> and challenges don't come any more daunting than them. the coach is seen as an innovator, one of germany's best. his squad was tenacious in their first matchup l

they come of this young kid munich has sentenced the defendant to serena half years' imprisonment for seven counts of tax evasion by eon and six more not been so excited. outside the courthouse disbelief and anger as news of the bad expand among supporters in munich at least many people cannot imagine saying the one time finding a plan and current presidents behind bars. back into. the we are speeding by. yes it's harsh because for me you would even this is a likeable silent it's hard to make amends by admitting his guilt before it can now protected work out the way he wanted. yes blogs and update the nomination this time but not the last chapters done so much for supply and so this is a dry pitch and that's however was not the issue before the judges. they rolled the tennis is attempt to come clean with an admission of guilt was incomplete and the phone not too bad. then this is going to disagree with the buttocks and promptly announced they would seek to have it as it sounds you're the sort i've read it with a robust defence intends to challenge this verdict that shouldn't surprise

we sat down in munich's jewish museum directly across from the newly built synagogue.says the priority today must be to understand the root of those crimes, not just prosecuting the perpetrators of them. >> we want the words to be said to make sure these crimes don't happen again. the emphasis should be on the time running up to the war and, of course, what's happening today. >> what's happening today is the rise of what he believes are frighteningly similar prejudices in german society, similar to what he experienced as a jewish child 70 years ago. according to the german government there's been a sharp rise in neo-nazi crimes in germany in recent years. most of them targeted at germany's growing immigrant population, including turks and immigrants who are called gypsies. for his part he counters that extremism by visiting classrooms, telling his story, and reminding students that there are echos of the past all around. >> translator: what shapes my life today are my childhood experiences of being mocked for being a jew, being isolated for being a jew, being attacked

coming up, record breakers bayern munich clinch the bundesliga in record time. already thinking about retaining the champions league. derby day. bayern's next opponents manchester united face their noisy neighbors at old trafford. and crunch time. the west indies need to beat host bangladesh to stand a chance at the 2020 world cup. >>> welcome to the program. the record bundesliga title success if they win at berlin on tuesday. even with manchester united looming in the champions league, 19th consecutive league victory will give the 24th german league title with a record seven matches left. bayern already thinking ahead to that clash as they become the first team to defend the title. >> it is an honor to go to old trafford. for me it's an honor. one of the best teams in the world. we know that in premier league they didn't make a good season. it is a competition. normally in this competition play the emotions and the feelings. 90 minutes. i'm pretty sure rooney and his teammates are going to make the best effort as possible to beat us. >> what a day it has been

. >>> coming up in sport today with me, john watd son, buying munich. they remain on course for the treble. from a winning team to a losing one. manchester united beaten again at the hands of rival manchester city. this guy is cruising. rafael nadal eases into the quarterfinals of the miami open. more on that in 30 minutes. >>> let's now pick up on the missing plane and the press briefing from malaysia's transport minister. live now to bbc's paul adams. the detail coming in about the 122 pieces of debris. what did we learn from the minister? >> reporter: nik, certainly this is the largest single find of his kind and i think despite the evidence caution that the acting minister displayed, he believes this is a significant development. he calls it the most credible lead so far. 122 objects, between a meter and 23 meters in size and including what he described as some bright objects. he would not say whether there was any evidence so far of a connection to mh370. but this material has been spotted in by and large the same area, some 2,557 kilometers southw

al jazeera. >> bayern munich's achievement is r remarkable.they're on a 19-game-winning streak, and unbeaten in 15 bundesliga matches. as we heard, bayern arsenal in contention for the german cup, it is a real possibility. spain with just a single point separates the top three with all of them in action later this wednesday. atletico madrid sits at top with rale with 73 points but lead with a better head-to-head record. barcelona are a point further back after beating real in sunday's clasico. atletico is the masters of their own destiny. the team has been seen as underdogs. >> without a doubt real madrid and barcelona are favorites. 27 points. we could be talking about a different situation. i don't want to speak negatively about the team. nine matches and we have to win all of them. >> barcelona will kick off in the next few minutes. later real madrid are on the way to sevilla, and atletico madrid host grenada. >>> the european nations could see friendly matches. if approved uefa's league would stop in 2018 and take place every three years.

. >> including munich esjailed for tax evasion. what is the top football club, also. >> has he brought about real change. >> it appears that a afterrevolution is doing the rounds at the united nations. as the interim ukrainian prime minister getting ready to address the security council about the crisis in his country, let's go straight to our diplomatic editor of the united nations headquarters in new york. rush has a veto in the security council, over any resolution that is put before it. therefore, not so much about ending the crisis but about isolating russia in the court of world opinion? is. >> i think you are right. it is about the latter. it is about showing the world exactly where the various members, the 15 ambassadors oif security council stand. that's why the western powers want to push this to a vote right now. they know russia will veto, russia is a permanent member, there's no way russia won't use the veto if mrs. a resolution condemning what they have been doing in ukraine. the key player in all of this is the chine

here, a guy goes to switzerland, munich, comes to the border.'s asked if he is anything to declare. he said well, i have 9500 euros in cash. where did you get 9500 euros in cash with he said, i sold a piece of art. really? a look in his apartment at the r. 1200 pieces of art with some having empty cases that indicated he had sold it. and to make a long story short, it turns out that a lot of it was, in fact, nazi looted art. so initially the germans were treating it as a tax evasion case. like i sold it, didn't report his taxes. we intervened. we, the state department intervened. based on the washington principles, basic unit which event as well, and what michael is done, the work nancy has been. we said this is not just a tax evasion case. look at the washington principles and publish the art which initially they wouldn't do, but now, to the great credit, about 450 pieces have been published on the internet so claims could be made. been issued is, the question u.s., the statute of limitations. i can't guarantee this is going to happen but we ur

finally, crowds at the munich sioux have turned out to admire 14-week-old polar bear cubs. one male and one female. they do not have names but they look to be in good health. the mother played with her offspring, but daddy was unfortunately recently moved to the stuttgart soup -- zoo. male polar bears sometimes kill their young. maybe better to keep a safe distance. thank you for watching. >> crimea has decided -- the peninsula is now part of russia. to find out what that means for ordinary crimean's. day-to-day lives have been affected by the crisis. it is monday morning. anton is applying for a new russian passport. the 28-year-old is one of the first people to do so. he tells me that all he needs to apply is his birth certificate, a copy of his current passport, and 200 russian rubles. i asked him if he has the money. >> well, i do. >> anton is a taxi driver. he is doing great business with all the median crimea at the moment. i asked him about the russian annexation. >> crimea is now part of russia. for me, as an ordinary entrepreneur, that means paying my taxes to russ

. >> a couple new editions to a zoo in munich. oh, look. we have a bunch of... announcer: babies who are talked to from the time they're born are more likely to have a successful future. talking and reading to children in their first years has a huge impact on what they do with the rest of their lives. the fewer words they hear, the greater their chances of dropping out of school and getting into trouble. talk. read. sing. your words have the power to shape their world. learn more at first5california.com/parents >>> a zoo in munich introducing two new fluffy additions. they are just 14 weeks old. they're so cute. you see them following mama bear around as she looks after them. aren't they just adorable. the father has been temporarily located to another zoo. they're just darling. >> look at that. >> they will get big one of these days. >> thank you for joining us, everyone. next newscast is at 5:00 and you can get all of your news at nbc bay area dot com. to catch a predator, the xfl halftime show, storage for broken copier equipment, and now... dealbreakers. -

in 1938 and 1939 and we know what followed. >> madeleine albright, you have often said munich was the powerful analogy for you in your life. what can washington do? as i say, russia's military is much, much larger than ukraine's. the united states and the west are not going to send troops. how do we deter? how do we do what zbigniew was talking about? >> i think we do have quite a few tools. the problem is, we -- how to use them all simultaneously. i think it is important to try to deescalate this. this is a very, very dangerous situation. the pictures you showed and the reporting shows how this is on a razor's edge and i think that it could turn into a civil war. there are a lot of arms floating around ukraine. people are, in fact, really not just demonstrating, but getting angrier and angrier. i think what is important, though, is to make absolutely clear europe's and america's support for the people of ukraine, their possibility of having a functioning government, helping them with economic assistance. the problem of munich was that the united states was not paying attention and th

and munich have their sites set on more records. >> the crisis in crmea is deepening by the hour. ukraine's interim government is accusing russia of sending in thousands of troops. this as their pro russian leader and the russian parliament in moscow have both appealed publicly to president putin to intervene. these calls come despite a warning from washington saying any immigrantry moves by russia will have costs. ore after this report. >> these heavily armed units have surrounded the main airport. they decide who gets in and who does not. the soldiers wear no insignature in as and refuse to say who is giving them orders. but the ukrainian government has no doubt. it says russia has sent in thousands of troops. the interim president in kiev calls it an invasion. and he directed his remarks to the man he holds responsible. >> president putin. >> i personally direct putin with the demand he end the provocation and call back the troops. >> the europeans and americans are also highly suspicious of russia's military action. u.s. president barack obama said he was deeply concerned and

el holandes, arjen robben, extendió este miércoles su contrato con el bayern múnich hasta el 2017.s de cinco temporadas. robben suma 55 goles en 98 partidos de bundesliga con el bayern y fue el que convirtio el gol decisivo para ganar la liga de campeones la pasada edicion... los brazos de la justicia llegaron hasta el centro gallo de alto rendimiento. la policía ministerial federal intervino el centro del club queretaro para hacer un inventario de los materiales que se encuentran en las instalaciones como parte del proceso que solicita el 'sae'... el proximo paso sera colocar a un administrador para reestablecer el flujo de efectivo en el club y poder pagar a los jugadores.... jf on chroma tag-out add lib tag blanca ---hoy a las once.. blanca ---hoy a las once.. take half slab ---advierten sobre vendedores que le ofrecen un popular producto a inmigrantes y despues los amenazan, enterese de que se trata. reveal 2 ---un fabricante de vehiculos tendr que pagar una multa gigantesca por mentir y ocultar graves defectos en sus autos. reveal 3 ---un presidente latinoamericano sufre un ve

well, the orchestra hearing the news of people killed in munich, that night we played mahler's first symphony like our life depend on it. the symphony ends with a great musical victory. and they played that victory that night. that was an example of extreme tragedy thousands of miles away. and we are -- and we showed that this spirit goes on. and we are not disturbed by it on stage. and we show what we can do under those circumstances. >> you've had this affinity, this association with israel for more than 50 years. >> they adopted me. i adopted them. i'm a great friend of the country. i may not agree with everything that's going on. but i'm a great friend of israel. and this orchestra has become my family. you know it was founted in '36. it's not a -- it's not a young orchestra. founded the orchestra from exiles from europe, from palestine. he convinced hundreds to come to palestine and the orchestra was called the palestine symphony orchestra. they came to form with their guest conductor. i inherited that orchestra. there were austrians, poles, czech, et cetera. then they retired a

dortmund scrape a win in the german bundesliga but remain 20 points behind leaders bayern munich. >>>of the willing but is tiger's body failing him as patrick reid wins the the championship in florida. >>> top seeds tumble at indian wells. thomas burdick one of the biggest casualties in the opening round. hi there. up until sunday, only bayern munich and barcelona had beaten manchester city at the etihad stadium until wigan athletic now playing in the championship after relegation from the premier league last season returned to knock the european heavyweights out of football's oldest cup advertising. after beating manchester city in the final they have done it again. right at the start of the second half james perch then added a second. manchester city managed to pull one back from samir nasri. >> and i felt the first half we surprised manchester city because a lot of teams show a lot of respect deservedly. but we just tried to defend and hoping for the best. we will have no chance. the only chance we had is keeping the ball even in dangerous areas, tight areas. and i admire the brave

r as the and that was the pretense that he used that took place in munich in munich in march -- in munich in march of 1938. before we go to that spot. there was a peaceful march and invasion of the nation of austria and pulling us back in that history, there was significant pressure put on the ople of austria that began back in 1938. hitler made the arguments. stria is a german-speaking country. it isn't a distinct one. but hitler put pressure on the chancellor of austria and as he got the chancellor of austria to make appointments of officers, he weakend the resistance of the leadership and on march 12, 1938, march 11, the chancellor of austria resigned. troops flowed in and 13 of march, they declared it to be a separate country. this is a recovery of a nation that had gone through tremendous onomic chaos and they were vulnerable and austria was powerless to stand in the way. march 12 is the day the flow of he nazis went into austria and vienna. and now think of this. in the spring of 1938, troops come into austria without firing a shot. now they did fire some shots in georgia and a lot

but in munich came from behind to win six one away at balls for the league leaders had aired on star search. here we to think for the equaliser before thomas not talking that he and my humans who teach completed the rout in the second half still the barriers on bourque scored an impressive two one two one away win over maine she got goals from here you can talk but can't all be too biased. we're not mean they spend the night saturday in the european places. while the rest of the weekend's results so far look like ask them works great. he was on trial against frankfurt stock a town hall behind for nails the garden branch like a and their relegation had to help. hanover held leave the coast in one all there and erm there are still in action against the men score there is too new green and sunday's games pitched freiburg against dortmund and minds against her to their land while there is results believe the bundesliga table looking like this. by a munich are now a staggering twenty three points clear of second placed or my child to look increasingly station for an oxford look like surpr

it was the same picture at airports across germany whether in frankfurt cologne or munich idol plain stranded passengers canceled flights practically all domestic service was scratched a long week time after revoking counter international service has also been snarled especially in frankfurt. here is one of europe's main hubs delays had big knock on effects. and with all these global connections chaos was pre ordained. well it's i don't know we are going to be delayed on her plate were flying back to the united states and our flight is canceled. and at this point we don't know when we're going to be able to leave and go back. is it a kiss. well with jeremy's got going on think progress in oregon this was the second time within weeks the frankfurt had been hit by a strike security personnel walked off the job in february thursday's action was by ground staff some no one was there to blow in the plains and expensive day for the towns of. it could listen to these schools begin any estimated cost to the end of the day. then you can count on economy and flight schedules did not immediatel

andy lau by munich has its highs on the pitch tonight the champions league is back in action with the mighty bavarian facing english side arsenal are buying is in a strong position after winning the first leg in london to a nail. but coach pat and forty lessons the team still has to play to win in last year's tournament barnett an elite oh wait the three one lead over arsenal on the loss at home a castle on londoners are so coach arsene wenger has described tonight's match as quoted in mission impossible and finally two russian cosmonauts and an american astronaut are back on earth after a mission that included the brink of the olympic torch in the state of missouri made the journey home in a soyuz space capsule and landed safely in central kazakhstan now that's just the fact that russian officials considered postponing that landing because of heavy snowfalls and strong winds the man spends nearly six months on board the international space station. and we are glad that they are safe. that's all from us hear the gentle think you very much for watching at the top of the hour however it

started a program here in germany or soccer heavyweights of it when its president a powerhouse by a munich has gone on trial for invading millions of euros in texas on the phone as it faces a possible jail term if found guilty of hiding cash and a swiss bank account cooperating with authorities much is at stake that would be the next. there's no doubt saved his guilt. the weather you have time to spend behind bars is unclear. one year ago dennis made headlines when he admits it's to evading taxes. and as suspected the oath or sees a taste of discovering a secret swiss bank accounts. me and putting up with keith amount of trial the juveniles as you can avoid punishment and if you turn yourself in the fall. an investigation begins. and annie if you reveal everything today mrs miller admitted that his client she does the state act of eighteen point five million euros. five times the amount the region of the report says if we are there on the moon the effect i got the news that he forged in the piazza now. it says that this is truly the complete text by the guardian and tired and he says all d

he is stepping down as business chairman of bayern munich. winner with west germany in 1974 and also helped build bayern in one of the world's biggest clubs. they are the current holders of the champions league and are well clear in the top of the bundesliga. >>> well, the first leg matches of the last 16 in the europa league were played on thursday with teams looking to get a step closer to the quarterfinals. sevilla hosted their local rivals batiste. they scored after 15 minutes. lopez came off the bench to score the winner with just under 15 minutes to go. meanwhile, it was an all italian affair in turin as juventus were held to a draw by fiorentina. vitale put them up 1-0 up. a level score for the return leg in florence in a week's time. jackson martinez got the only goal of the game in the second half as porto beat napoli. >> translator: it proved to be a complex and hard working team. very strong when they attack so quickly as well. and they created plenty of problems when they lost the ball. we had to defend well because napoli tried t

landing at normandy pushing to munich and berlin. among the soldiers are scientist with the u.s. military. they are part of a secret mission to find what they call atomic biological chemical weapons. abc weapons. the real threat but city will who was the head of the operation was a particle physicist learn to sitting in the abandoned apartment in november 1944 that the atomic program telling him his minister of armaments atomic science is jewish science. said don't concentrate on that. i am paraphrasing. >> in what they learned was that the third reich was experimenting and humans. said he was pulled from concentration camps. this is the first time to american military intelligence. >> and he came across in a letter director of the third reich is very difficult to imagine that later he became part of "operation paperclip" but certainly at the time to find out this information to right in his memoirs he could not believe that. also the documents that he came across is the surgeon general of the third reich that later became part of a paper clip and wind up living in texas. so whil

bayern munich 20 clear at the top of the bundize leaguer. schalke, you may have remember, were beaten 6-1 by real madrid. they were four goals down. im robbins completed the scoring. a penalty giving him his hat-trick. >> it was a bad day for laver cuesen. they suffered a defeat. the only goal came, condemning the team to a third defeat in a row. >> an unbeaten streak to eight straight matches. despite going down to 10 men, they won. they started well. scoring after six minutes, since they ran out 2-0 winners. >> the big game in spain takes place with atletico taking on real, after a 6-1 win over schalke. and sit top of the spanish league. real's manager knows a loss would see atletico overhaul them at the top. we know it would be a tough game. because it's a match against the team fighting with us for the league and it would be very difficult game, but we are going to play with a lot of confidence. >> second-place john barasso take on maria, but viel ae real kick off the proceedings against real bettis in a few moments time. >> the juventus

munich traveled to buy -- bayern. munich has not lost at home since then. whyetter -- -- >> almost no chance. >> unfortunately for arsenal fans. >> they should be fine. man city not so good. he used to play for madrid. gives them a bit of hope. >> a bit more hope for of manchester united fans, but not for long. >> when the draw was made, everyone was expecting united to walked the last eight. he didn't fancy that chance. willought, we have -- we make some money what we can. they got this amazing result. they got a second goal as well. the fact that they kept a clean sheet shows that, if they get one goal -- >> i think they are going to lose the shackles. it is all going to happen. that is my prediction. >> these are the favorites. >> they are the favorites. frogs -- clubs, 70%. it is also -- almost turning into a close -- >> two of those could go to the next round. >> barcelona -- >> they could all meet each other. they might be knocked up by the final. third favorite -- they are doing well. they won their first six. no danger of slipping up and that gettin

arsenal need to overturn the german giants 2-0 advantage in munich.ent they can do that. also on tuesday the fans will be raucous as madrid go into their second leg against milan 1-0 up. >> reporter: the quarterfinals of the champions league await eight european football teams as the second leg ties commence this week. madrid prepare to protect their slender lead over ac milan on tuesday to secure a place in the last eight for the last time since 1997. >> translator: the players have loud them to play offensively. they can change the system if their attack does not work. we have to be aware because we do have fast players. if we manage to control the sensor of the pitch who will find space. if we don't find a good team, argue. >> bayern munich overturning a 2-0 deficit. they narrowly went out to bayern. arsene wenger is confident that the task at hand is not possible. >> it is a possible task. that's the most important for us. i believe this team is -- my team is quality ambition. overall i believe that do we produce a top level performance we can do

. >> munich has sewn up the bundesliga, with seven games left to play. hand to put them one goal up. theirvely cross coming in , 11 minutes from time, champions for the 23rd time. to win the german championship is still very special. it was again amazing. we have other goals, you know? we want to keep defending her title. this is why we focus now on the quarterfinals. >> their english premier league arsenal, three points away after winning. he points in the manchester derby three, spying on chelsea with two games in hand. >> i think that we play very well. also in the defending. >> i take responsibility for the team. we came up against a good side. we came out of the game and a good form ourselves. i think we have conceded early and i do not think that tonight was in any way a lack of effort. maybe just in some areas. >> they will continue their quest for the first spanish league title in 18 years tonight in grenada. a better head-to-head record, keeping players fresh will be the key down the stretch. >> at this point of the competition, the players have

he was that heavily on some things accomplished and she got involved in the town was thirty eight munich and we did the job. turned on the high you will probably use her phone got to show you on it and go. i was going to wendy's who trained in the west ruled classic plays to the stage in yunnan. which makes the open people's eyes to things they had never before seen. it still proves too far away from everyday going to be useful. a short yet. i said oh . then it can be done today to film shown below twenty and cheney can pull of the media began to not let libby cheney and not to tcc. the tv shows. give me one film. even the baseline to hear songs about to drop to the eac quit the job. she he got home i had to take a single compound and motors heater when the new fall. he built fourteen keep going he cannot condone his temple pumpkin on it. a direct consequence of miles cool was that on two stories knew going into the all world in yunnan. the new shoe in the county assaults. soon formed it's the younger trooper. we are going to get a lot lately it isn't a good uncle and aunt are some itchi

a guy goes from switzerland to munich and asked if he has anything to declare. $9500 euros in cash andhe said i sold a piece of art. he looked in the apartment and there are 1200 pierces of art ad lots was nazi-looted art. the guy sold and didn't report it. we intervened, we the state department, based on the washington principles and on what robert and michael did and nancy did and we said this isn't a tax evasion case. look at the washington principles and publish the art. there is great credit because 450 people have been published on the internet so claims could be made. but then the issue is the statue of limitations. i cannot guarantee this is going to happen. but we urged that technical defenses not be used. that is why i feel the museum should set that example. and they are considering creating a new wave that would wave the statue of limitations as to the art in that department. whether they do it or not remains to be seen. but they have indicated they are looking at it. it would be a wonderful thing. this story never ends. >> let me say about this, i hate to predict the futur

bayern munich is leading 2-0. frankfurt takes on bribery. that's all for now for the "journal." thanks for joining us. we will see you soon. >> it's 5:00 a.m., and we are on our way to a suburb of the cuban capital, havana. herrera and his wife are rebuilding their home. that's not the only big change here. six months ago, joel started his own one-man taxi business. now 6:00. what is joel doing up so early, you ask. he is up to a late start. he has broken a headlight. normally he would be on the road by 4:00 a.m. while he is waiting for the sun she makes him some more strong coffee. "of course, i would rather he stay home," she says, "but he needs to work. i'm pregnant and i cannot work, so he has to work for us all." joel needs a good. it's time for work. his taxi, a 1955 chevrolet classic. the cap costing the equivalent of 11,000 euros. he borrowed the money from his father-in-law. he tells us there are not that many taxis out yet. "it's going to be a good day." soon enough, he has already picked up his first passengers headed toward town. his new enterprise is only possible b

a feminist scandal took a toll on munich. that was the question as they return to the pitch on saturday. the reigning european champions put those fears to bed. they stretched their lead run for 50 matches with a wina against. conspicuously empty. it made no difference. they put up this and managed to hold off this for most of the frantic first half. the buyers attacks were deflected by a watertight defense and some acrobatics. they found a way through just before halftime for his 17th goal of the season. he took it all in his stride. gave him something to celebrate. he pulled one back in injury time. try to take the 24th title. crimea and have voted overwhelmingly in favor of breaking away from ukraine and joining the russian federation. they post this at 93 in favor. people have gathered to celebrate this. the white house wants russia will pay a heavy price if they go ahead with the annexation of crimea. that is all for now. please stay with us. x=ú?x

bayern munich defeated wolfsburg. bavarians scored 82-1 away win. they mean the -- they spend the night saturday in the european places. the rest of the weekend's results look like this. draw, andraped a nuremberg are still in action against bremen. --day's game feature friday those results leave the buddhist ga lookingbundesli like this. stood guard and homburg dropped points in the relegation battle on saturday. freiburg good lead on sunday. the 300uld have been are they of carl philipp emanuel bach, the son of johan sebastian bach. he was considered one of the most important musicians of the 18th century but after his death he was largely forgotten. that is slowly changing. will beth birthday celebrated with concerts and exhibits and six german cities. >> for 18th-century audiences, his music was unusual and even revolutionary. pre-k's carl philipp emanuel to carve a niche for himself. he was the son of johan suspension bach. he became more famous than his father and his lifetime. was born in 1714. despite studying law, he entered the music world

we would go out to eat together or go to an event occur on a city tour of munich to investments. and you also went to the casino didn't you. the skis i can't rule it out. tivo nice precise testimony led to several investigations and the risks. he's killing me. i consider timing is still going to be entirely credible that is is that set it up the royals most of the germans about the radioactive waste a huge payday. it's just a moment and we would need to check exactly where he made those statements. all i can say is that it was not in my interrogations human needs both the state criminal police office and the federal intelligence service say schiavone did not talk about waste his word against theirs we asked nuclear waste expert for some a shot back if it's possible the mafia got rid of radioactive waste from germany. despite this it's very possible that the mafia disposed of german nuclear wastes to consider you can unload boxes. about fifty or sixty centimeters long and about in this high and this was done. judging by the description of the letterboxes. it is likely to contain h

. >> charlie: he was at munich, right? >> yes. >> charlie: i once asked someone -- someone asked me, said, why do you think mckay was so perfect for doing that? peter jennings was there as well. >> right. >> charlie: and he said because he was a play-by-play man. he understood moment by moment how to describe what was going on. >> interesting. >> charlie: he did a heck of a job there. >> i think it was the best job -- i think al mike als michs terrific during the earthquake. >> charlie: exactly. we're not just talking josh and socks. but jim mckay in munich exemplified the best that can be done as a sports broadcaster/news man. i get emotional when i remember the night. he reported for duty with his swim trunks on and put slacks over his swim trunks and went to the studio. i think anybody old enough remembers him saying, they're all gone. >> charlie: it's hard to say it and remember it because you remember what happened. that's part of the gift, isn't it, to be able to, as you said -- yes, sir, just to be able to instincti

one of the reasons we were in the world war was because of the munich analogy.nsidered negotiating with north vietnam to be the equivalent negotiating in 1938, a preposterous comparison. 25 years after the events. you have to draw a distinction here between people who go for the ridiculous hitler nazi analogies, we need a total moratorium on that. it doesn't matter what side of the political perspective you have, you're on, i have a story about steve schwartzman, a ju in new york, a billionaire who went there in 2009 on obama's tax policy, preposterous, it's okay to use, some nazi analogies when there's real genocide like in rwanda or cambodia under pol pot, these analogies need to be reserved only for agagenocide, otherwise you cheapen the memory of all of those slaughtered. hillary clinton made a big mistake going there. it's also ridiculous apples and oranges comparison in just -- geopolitics. >> anyway, nazi references are not limited to one party as much there. jonathan, let's watch. >> you go to the 1940s. nazi germany. look, we saw in britain, neville cha

on saturday, munich failed to wrap up the bundesliga title they needed. e a spirited game. here is a report. >> they piled the pressure areas just one of >> good chances for the host. he had had that 20 centimeters lower, we would have been behind. you can't control everything in the game. the longer it went on, the more we dominated. go,ith eight minutes to they convert it into the opening goal. by now, the battling knights were running on empty. ity set up mario to make 2-0. their 18th win in a row. >> the title out of ovarian watches for a few days -- bavarian clutches for a few days with the win against hanover. victors away 3-0 from home. >> this was a solid away win for dortmund. presentableeveral chances. onvert, 1-0. levandoski stole the over, taking on han single-handed. it was the striker's 16th goal of the season. 3-0 for dortmund. is on tuesday. >> and they did their best to scuttle the party plans. the home side took the lead leon's powerful strike, but they would not roll over. 2 more goals to settle the win. there was an trade from the bottom of the eighth wa

add lib bayern ya logró el título e hizo historia en alemania el bayer munich se aseguró el título dede visitante, y con ello impuso una nueva marca como el equipo que logró el campeonato en el mejor número de jornadas. el bayern alcanzó 19 victorias consecutivas sumando 77 puntos, inalcanzables para los clubes que le siguen en la clasificación jf on chroma tag-out ---por el momento esto es todo en la informacion deportiva,,, para las once... ---blanca - cesar adelante... blanca ---hoy a las once.. take half slab ---le tendremos informacion sobre un puma que ronda cerca de una escuela de la bahia y que esta causando panico entre los residentes. reveal 2 ---2 grupos de inmigrantes viajan hasta el vaticano para pedirle 3 milagros al papa. reveal 3 ---un distrito escolar del area de la bahia anuncia un plan millonario para ayudar a muchos estudiantes latinos, enterese de que se trata. ---esto y mas a las once. anchor gracias por acompanarnos , los dejamos con el noticiero nacional de telemundo . --- ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >>> hoy en el noticiero telemundo el secretario de seguridad nacional, reali

stuttgart will be his sixth job in the german top flight. 6-1 win was bayern munich's sixth in a row. they made things look easy in the second half. >> they appear unstoppable even when they give their opponents the head start. it was only the second time away from home they have been behind all season. how would they react? with an equalizer nine minutes later. pounced on a rebound to make it 1-1. it was after the break they turned up the heat. a pass from tiago to make it 2-1. they wasted no time making it 3-1. this indeed four after a month out being injured. 5-1. >> now here is a round up of this weekend's results in full. back to winning ways with a 4-0 victory. that is all for us for now. we will have more news for you in 45 minutes. goodbye. >> on monday pro russian troops surrounded all ukrainian military bases and it was clear that moscow had complete operational control. eu foreign ministers held an emergency meeting and condemned what they called active aggression on ukrainian territory. this is very delicate situation. and as we have already seen the gravest risk is that o

there are a couple of organizations relatively well known, one is the congress based in munich germanye other one is the uighu american organize that i used to lead. both of indirectly funded by the u.s. congress to conduct human rights research and documentation and the united states government as well as some civilized governments in the west have been urging chinese government to look at their policies and loosen up religious restrictions and grant them the rights that are guaranteed under the chinese contusion and autonomy laws. such as freed town worship, freedom of speech, cultural rights. if you look at even signs in the capital there you see chinese and uighur letters. the chinese have a very nice written autonomy law but it's only been on paper. they need to look at it and to some soul searching. >> okay. >> and the chinese government has to realize that the way that they try to achieve prosperity and civility in that area is not going to work if they just use their security forces. >> okay, well, i have somebody listening, thank you very much for that. >> thank you very much

official interrogations, we would go out and eat together or go to an event or on a city tour of munich >> you also went to the casino, didn't you? >> i cannot rule it out. >> the precise testimony led to several investigations and arrests. >> i consider him to be entirely credible. that is his asset. >> i also spoke to the germans about the radioactive waste. >> we would need to check exactly where he made those statements. all i can say is that it was not in my interrogations. >> both the state criminal police office and federal intelligence service say he did not talk about waste -- his word against theirs. we asked a nuclear waste expert if it is possible the mafia got rid of radioactive waste from germany. >> it's very possible the mafia disposed of german nuclear waste . >> it came in led boxes -- lead boxes about 50 or 60 millimeters long, about this high and this wide. >> judging by the description of the boxes, it's likely they contained highly radioactive gamma emitters, material used in industry research, nuclear technology, medicine, or by the army. >> i know the boxes from

and yesterday evening, shouter had a great opportunity to go second in the table behind munich. to do so they needed victory at home to help berlin. >> they entered the match in fighting spirits determined to clinch second place in the championships. nigerian in a bassi net it had first goal seemlessly in the first 16 minutes. and the second half kicked off in similar style just 29 seconds into playoff as they et up a second goal. they battled on but the final hope is dashed when the referee disadallowed the header. the champion's league qualifications. finally, in an unusual turn of events the best two tennis players in the world have made it through to sunday's final in the sony open in miami without even hitting a ball. number one ra fail nadal got through when his opponent withdrew through illness hours before number two novak joke vitch got through when his opponent withdrew with a groin injury. also easy for them. more sports and news at the top. >> crimea has decided the peninsula is now part of russia. i've come to find out what that means for ordinary crimeaens and how

you may remember a few months ago that tax collectors in munich found more than 1000 paintings in the apartment of a reclusive art collector, some of them believed to be looted by the nazis decades ago. now, the bbc has received exclusive access to the works. >> in this secret vault is a treasure trove of pictures, lost until now for more than half a century. nearly 2000 works were found crammed into the homes of the son of a wartime art dealer approved by the nazis. among them, a portrait by riverwalk -- a portrait by renoir, a manet seascape, lost for decades until now. some pitchers were bought legitimately by the father but some had been looted from jewish families. >> he has made clear to his custodian and to us to give back any artwork which does not belong to him. showss monet alone waterloo bridge in london. we should photograph of it to one of the world's leading art experts. he consulted the catalog of all known monets. >> this 1 -- you see? this is the painting. up until now, we had only knowledge of the black-and-white painting, but with the photograph, we have knowledge o

. >> champions league last 16, bayern munich defended as they host arsenal.he match could have been so different but for a near penalty. f beforekeeper sent of second-half goals. thomas mueller put reigning european champions in control. mueller in a poignant mood. uoyant mood. >> we won't let anybody stop us. we know we have great results in the bag and we want to play excellent football tomorrow. with a good feeling with the fans, a good atmosphere. we did not have as many rounds of 16 and knockout game so we went to enjoy this, what we are looking forward to. arsenal goalkeeper sent off. is a crucial? >> i don't think it is key but it will be helpful, as i told you. even if it is called later. in a situation -- similar situation to last season. but a better one because we lost 3-1 last season at home and is the teame moment that is of course full of confidence because they are doing well. but we have a great opportunity am absolutelyi confident that mentally we will be ready to play our best. won.d the weekend, arsenal the dreaded -- madrid hosts ac milan

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against it technology is already being used in the english premier league chairman john king's bought munich have called for it to be brought into the bundesliga. don't go to susan system and above of the whole card company the system against referees are born with a second that what's bothering to tell them where the board is going to think of us come to you. this was a revelation we have to accept it. these issues off the table from the reviews some clubs might change their minds would have to wait and see whatever happens in the future. it's important to understand that the bundesliga doesn't depend on the introduction of goa technology. his team a photo studio time so the issue became what they did they get enough so that when the cookies instead of kissing was awarded the golden boy went into the hall has decided to. from new zealand's marc jacobs and if he's just that up with the help of the freestyle competition the twenty fourteen cardboard world cup like smith said his team but the chickens and on to defeat the stuff back in the final strong winds to a job so great to catch that sho

at the ioc level we work closely with the organizing level and security has been an issue since munichthey have been planning for seven years to make it work and there are national honor at stake. there are 60,000 troops in sochi. sochi is not bigger than the city of santa monica, so that's a lot of troops. it is not up usual to -- unusual to tell the teams not to wear the usa stuff, especially if you're going owithout a group of people because you don't know what you'll face. they have been briefed on what to do, and what not to do. it's better not to have flags plastered all over you. a big smile is probably enough to show how proud you are to be an american. >> thank you so much. for everything you have done. definitely changed the trajectory of sports for women, men, african americans, the olympics as a whole. a pleasure. >>> up next -- a paralympic medalist who is defying the odds. >> you can make it right. you can have the strength and the courage to come back and make choices and do >>> closed captioning is brought to you by -- >>> bonnie st. john is the first african-american t

passengers to take our flights to hanada and transfer to planes bound for london, paris, frankfurt and munich on the same day. >> reporter: at present many people in japan's local regions get long haul flights from south korea's ancient airport. to attract customers, japanese travel agencies and airline companies will introduce a service giving passengers a free domestic flight to hanada if they fly from there. a hotel is now being constructed near hanada's international terminal to accommodate an crease in transit passengers from abroad. the hotel will provide 17 rooms for passengers in transit. a single room will look like this. guests can step off the plane and come straight to their room without passing through immigration. transit hotels are common around airports in asia, but this is the first one to be built in japan. >> translator: there are not many hotels around hanada, so we believe there are plenty of business opportunities. >> reporter: from sunday norita will loose 120 international flights a week about 4% of its total. located some 80 kilometers from central tokyo, it's less co

then they just live munich eliminated also for the second year in a row with the state competition at variance with the impressive in that wobbled toward the mike at the allianz arena claudio the last three one on aggregate. to protect the champions league title with a big gum is made will take the last sixteen x until the fourth consecutive season and a fun event that idea got me. manchester city's hopes of european glory will have to wait until the season openers and also led to a seat in front of the ninety thousand capacity crowd at camp now sits in his last one in the second leg against atlanta will welcome that they still are often out of the impulsive side for one night to get a seventh consecutive year off to have reached the quarterfinals and the care of him up the hill and then a treble winning season is still very much of the navy which had assessed the brig acid that is capable of firing up most of this system was in paris on wednesday night before but he said. we'd like to play football every was taught to love. we have to do very well lately think we played the melody to

and you see that we have landed at normandy, and we're pushing toward munich and before lin. and among the soldiers -- and berlin. and among the soldiers are scientists with the u.s. military. and they're part of a secret mugs. and the mission is to find what they called abc webs, atomic, biological and chemical weapons. and the real threat at the time was atomic weapons. but very quickly the head of the operation who was a particle physicist, he learned sitting in an abandoned apartment of one of the scientists in strasbourg, france in november of 1944 that the atomic program was nothing that we thought it was. and the reason was because, as hitler told his minister of armaments, atomic science is jewish science, so let's not concentrate on that. i'm paraphrasing him, but you get the idea. but hitler was very interested in chemical weapons and biological weapons. and what samuel learned in that apartment was that the reich was experimenting with these weapons on humans that had been culled from concentration camps. and this was the first time that this information became ava