plus, bayern munich. the german soccer giant looks to import its club's success into the united states. you're going to hear from two of its top executives. and kelvin natural slush. the company similar porting its food truck business for frozen drinks into restaurants and supermarkets around the country. all that and more over the next hour. but first, let's get headlines from my radio co-host. >> thank you very much. hewlett-packard is cutting more jobs. the c.e.o. is pushing forward with a revamp of the world's second biggest p.c. maker by eliminating 11,000 to 16,000 jobs. the cuts come on top of the 34,000 reductions already announced. meantime, the gap reported first quarter profits at exceeded analysts' estimates. the retailer was helped by sales of low-priced clothing and athletic gear. same store sales rising 9% in the month of april with an 18% jump at old navy. and reynolds american which is the maker of camel cigarettes is said to have explored the purchase of lorillard for months but apparent

he is off to munich. a slight glimmer of hope is they are trying to replace him with who couldp scorer cost 20 million euros. that is because they are qualified again for the champions league, building themselves up commercially and are gradually bridging the gap to buy munich. it is a long way to go. >> thanks. this year's eurovision song contest has kicked off in copenhagen. about 15 minutes into the competition which features 26 countries, sweden's intrigue -- entry is one of the favorites. the contest continues for the next three hours or so. we will keep you posted. >> ♪ that is it for "the journal." thanks for watching. stay tuned to dw. >> ♪ >> in the coastal city of tackle bond in the philippines, the streets are again full of life. has been six months since typhoon haiyan devastated large parts of the country. there are few places harder hit than the area of -- than this area. this is what it looked like in the wake of the disaster. this is the same street last november days after the typhoon hit

again -- bayeit rn munich do it again. they win the german cup. well, the worst flooding on record in the balkans has now killed at least 37 people. tens of thousands of others have been forced to leave their homes. much of the worst of the damage has been caused by a river which has burst its banks in many areas. >> rescue teams are searching for anyone trapped by the floods in their homes. they are surrounded by water meters deep. the only way out is by boat. >> we knew about the floods, but we do not think the water would arrive so suddenly. when i saw this morning, it was too late. >> there are similar scenes further downstream all along the river. it is not reported to have burst its banks in several places in croatia. in serbia -- it has been hard hit. around 20,000 people have been evacuated from the town. that is almost the entire population. for most of them, abandoning the place where they live is a wrench. >> some people said we do not want to leave their homes. that is a very personal decision. we try to convince them to leave, but it

i visited the building he lives and run by a munich charity with other refugees. he is cooking and afghan dish together with his neighbors. it is a piece of home in a strange land, but also reminds him of the hard times before his escape. he says i never thought like a child. . was not at all like a boy in germany, boys play soccer and do not even think about life. you just do what they want. i was not like that. i was always thinking, and always made sure that i get by. someday i would achieve a good life. he hopes to find stability in germany, to train for a job, and get steady work, but the hopes are precarious ones. he still has no permanent residency status. he grew up you with -- with his canonical. he has never known his biological -- with his aunt and uncle. he is never known his biological parents. of my father, he tells me, this one. him, and when someone asks do you have a father, i say i used to, but not anymore. i only have a picture of him. past has left behind emotional scars. she is tormented by memories. we have agreed not to discuss what happened

munich re posting a 4.6 slump in first quarter net profit. the firm hurt by a drop in premium income amid a decline in insurance prices. excuse me. jorg schneider will be joining us later. i might have to get some water in a minute. bond rates, post janet yellen, this time yesterday we were yielding around 2.58%, just up from the three-month low on friday. a little bit higher, 2.62%. janet yellen says the economy still needs plenty of support and we are still data dependent. not too many surprises from her testimony. yields back over the 3% mark. we'll get into that later as well. on the currency markets, we're still eyeing up these two-week -- two-month highs we hit on friday. 1.3952, euro/dollar. mario draghi and the ecb, they've got their rate decision out at 1:45. the press conference comes 15 minutes after that. what will he say about strength in the euro. we'll get the latest from annette to. sterling, 1.6951. and the aussie today, 93.80. getting stronger. we have chinese trade data that was okay and jobs numbers as well supporting thos

el beyern munich fue el ganador el equipo de guardiola recibiÓ el trofeo e iniciaron la fiesta con el ya se vive intensamente la fiebre mundialista en brasil la arena corinthians en san pablo sede del primer partido fue inaugurado aunque aÚn esta en obra disputaron una cÁscarita donde participaron glorias del fÚtbol mundial. nos vamos al tenis espaÑol nadal avanzÓ a la final del masters de madrid derrotando a roberto bautista y sharapova tambiÉn avanza luego de vencer a la polaca me despido no sin antes recordarles que la informaciÓn estÁ en la página de univisiÓn. >> gracias alejandro una ediciÓn especial de aquÍ y ahora con un invitado especial, juan gabriel. ♪ >> sus primeros pasos en michoacÁn. >> le gustaba saltarse las clases, se escapaba. >> sus comienzo buscando una oportunidad. >> estilo, querÍa estilo. que todo el mundo anda buscando. >> hasta que se convirtiÓ en un Ícono de la canciÓn mexicali mexicanaun recorrido por su mÚsica y su carrera artÍstica. >> asÍ es. juan gabriel amor eterno este domingo a las 7 de la noche con marÍa elena salinas y teresa rodrÍguez, el presiden

during his months in munich, gerecke had taken several trips to dachau.he'd seen the raw aftermath of the holocaust. he returned to his commanding officer, i'll go, he said. gerecke wasn't the only chaplain at nuremberg. the assistant chaplain was a francis can fry car from upstate new york. father o'connor had been a chaplain with the 11th armored division known as the thunder bolt during the war. the 11th fought in the battle of the bulge and moved east over the winter of 1944 and '45. o'connor earn add pons star -- earned a bronze star. in may 1945 the 11th helped liberate mat hawzen concentration camp outside hitler's hometown in austria where nearly 100,000 people were tortured and murdered between 1935 and 1945. this is a photo of what were called the stairs of death. they led down to the granite quarry called the german earth and stone works. albert speier supplied granite for his great vision of nazi buildings and monuments, many of them in nuremberg. the 186 steps to the quarry floor were badly cut into the clay and slippery. when prisoners reach

this is the only known film footage of the original degenerate art show which opened in munich on julyby an estimated two million germans. now, some of that art has been brought together again at the gallery in new york city. >> get these pieces -- professor peters is the exhibition's curate or. >> it's like a condensed form of the moment in munich in the summer of 1937. >> reporter: what makes this new exhibit so unusual is that for the first time both the condemned art and art sanctioned by the nazi party are on display side by side. these are artists who are members of the party like amir were spared. >> what is so degenerate about this? >> in the case -- has something to do with the intense color. more of the portrait of a girl not showing -- but more interpreting her by color. >> this is supposed to have a negative influence on people? >> the eye of the nazis was sort of ridiculing what was going on. >> the nazi thought that this was poking fun at farmers and that's what made this offensive? >> this could be painted by a child. >> reporter: but it's not difficult at all to recogni

over to football where former munich coach is a new manager of english team -- they will take over in manchester. retired from playing after 23 years at that club. recapping the top story at this hour, the u.s. charts five members of the chinese military unit was allegedly hacking trade secrets from american companies. this move has infuriated beijing. >> the first-ever prosecution of state actors. they called on china to deliver the men for trial. >> thank you for watching. thank you for joining us. w?q?q?q?q?q?a7guc >> first, the charges are made up -- that is china's reaction after japanese officers, five of them, are indicted in the u.s. -- after five chinese officers on indicted in the u.s. espionage. the companies are in the nuclear power, metals, and solar power industries. >> today, we are announcing an indictment

mientras tanto, los colchoneros llegaron a la final 1974 perdieron con bayern munich. medio. seattle, tres y medio. en el fondo de esta divisiÓn. estÁn de regreso en casa. y de las 13:15. con tres ganados, sube al montÍculo. suma cuatro ganados. a partir del lunes estarÁn enfrentando a los de chicago. tres partidos en casa. en san luis y cincinnati. veamos las posiciones en la liga nacional. con 29 ganados. uno menos, que estÁ en la americana como lÍder. ( informaciÓn en pantalla ) >> estÁ a 12 partidos. asÍ llegamos al final de los deportes. buenas tardes. >> gracias. ya regresamos. buenas tardes. ♪ ♪ >> guillermo quiroz que tiene listo el pronÓstico del tiempo para este fin de semana feriado. >>gracias. buenas tardes. feliz viernes! ( informaciÓn en pantalla ) ♪ >> que se hace en unaoficina. parece que tienen razÓn. el estrÉs es mayor. en el caso de las mujeres es mÁs satisfactorio trabajar afuera 23 de mayo del 2014. estos son los titulares. a pesar de las dudas entre los vecinos que lo conocÍan como pareja el supuesto secuestrador que abusÓ de una mujer por diez aÑ

aficiÓn colchonera salió a las calles para festejar al cholo simeone el equipo de guardiola el bayern munichra camerÚn. maÑana el pachuca recibe al leÓn en la vuelta de la gran final del fÚtbol mexicano los tusos la ventaja lo podrÁ disfrutar por unimÁs, 5 30 en el pacÍfico. el dÍa de maÑana lo esperamos en la pantalla de univisiÓn deportes para conocer al nuevo campeÓn de la liga mx. >> gracias, jorge. los mÉdicos que atienden al cantante juan gabriel le han dicho que retrase su vuelta a los escenarios la salud del divo de juÁrez está muy afectada y deberÍa esperar 5 meses los mÉdicos agregaron que si no se cumplen sus recomendaciones las consecuencias podrÍan ser incluso fatales. este domingo una nueva ediciÓn de aquÍ y ahora le damos un adelanto del programa. ♪ >> sesiones de exorcismo, demonios o desequilibrios. >> me llegaron a pensar que estaba yo loca, demente. quisieron encerrarme en una clÍnica psiquiÁtrica. >> tambiÉn betinho el gran cazatalentos de fÚtbol revela quÉ vio en neymar y robinho tener un solo brazo no le impidiÓ ser campeón de artes marciales. se confiesan las 4 finalis

i wanted to go to [indiscernible] he said, i'm not allowed to take the laboratory to munich.t is too close to russia. not dove decided i will anything with the reactor, but i will go to munich and i will only do the philosophical part. exactly that was my dream. >> dead at the age of 84, died in germany. he was a student at university of california berkeley after world war ii. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. >> welcome to all our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. we turn now to one of the great mysteries of guantÁnamo. on the night of 29, 2006, 3 prisoners, two from saudi arabia and one from yemen, died at the prison. authorities at guantÁnamo said the three men, yasser talal al-zahrani, salah ahmed al-salami, and mani shaman , had killed themselves. the commander at guantÁnamo described their deaths as "act of asymmetrical warfare waged against us." but explosive new evidence showed there may have been a cover-up on how the men actua

paintings can be viewed in galleries and museums around the globe, including in los angeles and in munichany. and if you google her, immediately images of her work and links to interviews appear. but prior to march of this year she didn't have a wikipedia page. some say this is a small example of a very large problem. the lack of female representation and participation on wikipedia. >> we want to increase the number of win. but just increasing the number of women isn't necessarily going to improve the fact that content is skewed. >> reporter: adrian was a dedicated wikipediaen as a volunteer editor. >> i am one of the contributors. >> reporter: and being a female editor put her on a very short list. a study published by the organization that runs wikipedia discovered that less than 13% of contributors are women. the same study found that the average contributor is male and in his mid-20s. >> voices and perspectives are being left out. >> reporter: she first started editing wikipedia ten years ago while working toward a ph.d.. this led her to writing entries like jane austen and shakespear

she'd become very ill and when he won his second big title, the bmw international open in munich in june in 2008 he dead indicated that win to her. he he presented that trophy to her. hetwo weeks later she passed away. kaymer has had all sorts of mental strength here down the stretch to erase that double that he made at 15 make the par at 17 and now on the cusp of winning it jordan spieth now with his second. and it is getting pretty dark out there, rog'. >> it is. >> sun set about five minutes from now. >> if there is a playoff it won't be today. it's getting pretty dark. >> they could not go another hole. >> keep it straight boys. >> once again if there was a playoff it would be a three hole aggregate for the first ever here at the players championship so again they won't even start a playoff if that, indeed, needs to happen. >> just riding the hole. >> the hole location is going to go left. >> chance for spieth to get into a tie for third with garcia and have yet another high finish. here is the shot for kaymer. >> what do you think, roger, 7 iron? >> oh, if i were him i'd hit a hard

and okako of munich 1860 is also on the list. in the midfield, hasebe is included as captain. at the back, defender nagatomo's inter milan is on a plane to brazil along with uchida. and yoshida of southampton is expected to recover from a knee injury. hanover and stuttgart will also make the trip. kawashima is one of three goalkeepers. japan's italian coach has set his sights on the quarterfinals with a squad packed with experience. >> translator: most of those selected have played in the asian cup. the others are players who have shown real improvement since that tournament. >> japan-based forward okubo of kawasaki was a top four in j-league one last season. >> translator: i want to give an exciting performance at the world cup. >> many fans in tokyo are excited after the announcement was made. >> translator: i hope they win it all. i'm sure they will. >> translator: japan has made it to the finals six teams before. i hope they get to the quarterfinals. >>> japan's in group "c" where it will face cote d'ivoire in the opening match on june 14th. >>> now let's get the latest bu

guadalajara dio a conocer hoy que el rebaÑo sagrado jugara un partido de pretemporada contra el bayer munichl deporte local y empezamos con el baloncesto vo --parece que los guerreros no pudieron contratar a "stan van gudy" quien posiblemente dirija a detroit... --entonces los golden state... una vez mas le hacen ojitos a "steve perr" para que sea el entrenador... --los guerreros necesitan una oferta de tres puntos para tener a "perr" jf on chroma tag-out ---por el momento esto es todo en la informacion deportiva,,, para las --esta noche a las once reveal #1 --autoridades buscan a los responsables de mas de 20 actos vandalicos al este de la bahia. reveal #2 --se debate y se proponen regulaciones para los dispensarios de marihuana medicinal en san jose. reveal 3 --un avance de la ciencia podria permitir que los invidentes de nacimiento, puedan ver algunas imagenes. --los detalles, en vivo a las once. anchor gracias por acompanarnos , los dejamos con el noticiero nacional de bajo observaciÓn dos empleados del hospital de la florida por estar en contacto con un paciente portador del mers. >>> s

restless feeling one of the house thousand major works topmost during the period store when a flight to munich and then called for new it girl it had stowed away the prizes collection for decades. it included the cost of twenty c and grandma. now he's died at the age of eighty one leaving the paintings future hanging in the balance but it was a shy and retiring man who was catapulted into the spotlight by a tax investigation. when authorities raided his unique they made the discovery that shook the entire art world more than fourteen hundred pictures masterpieces with an estimated billion euro us another sixty works were later found in his flat in salzburg austria. i may be a score that in the region to collections has faltered due to the court was told hitler's art dealer. that raised legal and political questions about whether he was the works of michael owner. it stopped many of the pictures could have been looted by the nazis the police confiscated them and launched an investigation will it protested his innocence and under german law he could have kept the pictures as any claims relating

. >> we have to see the position of frankfurt and also our hub in munich, and maybe in zurich, vienna also in the lufthansa group system so we have a possibility to connect a lot of european cities from these huge hubs, which means if you compare this with tokyo, tokyo is not a hub like frankfurt when it comes to servicing so many neighborhood countries. >> reporter: the situation in japan means airlines there are counting on smaller and more maneuverable planes. >> translator: japanese airlines are doing well financially. for example, japan airlines has just posted a profit of $1.5 billion. as far as our earnings are concerned, japanese companies have adopted a sounder strategy than their overseas competitors. it does seem wiser to be shifting towards midsize aircraft. >> reporter: for the time being, jumbo jets and airbus a380s operated by non-japanese carriers will continue servicing tokyo. it will take a few years before ana and japan airlines can determine if flying smaller was the way to go. >> right. and people in the balkans getting drenched with persistent rain. our meteorolo

as "60 minutes" reported last month, gurlitt had a stash of 1,200 masterpieces in his munich apartment, apparently amassed by his late father who was an art dealer for the nazis. the german government seized some of them. it's not clear yet whether they'll be returned to their original owners. as it turns out, the u.s. government has a special unit that seeks out and returns stolen artwork, and vinita nair takes a look. >> reporter: this 2,000-year-old sarcophagus was found in a private collector's virginia home. he said it was passed down from his father, but the ancient coffin was actually stolen from egypt and sold on an international black market. >> by looking at the crack and the cut, it was probably cut up into pieces and air-shipped. >> reporter: so, you basically run the risk of ruining it. >> yes, but, to them, it's just money. >> reporter: james dinkins is the former director of homeland security investigations, or h.s.i. the agency tracks down stolen antiquities smuggled into the u.s. and returns them to the rightful owners. >> it does everything from dinosaur fossils to lo

with every student has been to munich he says. in it the eye speaking to me. this didn't start to think about what they can do with it and it's the eye i love the new he was going on seventeen year old student. this gives the details. heartbreaking be due to the police can picture this to be. so great and the next instant it is assumed that the government's response cctv friday marks the third anniversary of the death of former al qaeda leader osama bin laden three years ago us president barack obama called the death of the lot includes the most significant achievement to defeat al qaeda bin laden is no longer in the picture but the activists of the al qaeda remain and peace. still listen for pakistan. for more cores on a daniel conn joins us live from his love of iodine jungle book and is shown to be jealous of. it's been three years since obama presents osama bin laden was killed in a us attack in pakistan. what is the security situation today in pakistan. and what has changed. oh what a cut as it seems that the new ag government or the varsity press not bei

powerhouse it is today he was instrumental in doing well for a miscarriage at what he owed it to munich. i realize just how important were the goodness is it is clever use of thing. now we will have to carry on like them based on what would he has taught us when we can and to come. his successor ca hoffman was previously vice president. he's considered a close ally and is the one who until now tended to remain behind the scenes the year before steve if we wish you strength of the difficult times lie ahead. the kick off after it's over who can take your time to decide what the future on the phone with text. in the meantime the club will have to do with mountainous. but it looks like the hill returned to find unique. he's released from prison. that wraps up this edition of the journal for all the latest news information on the situation in ukraine has had what website that awb that he thanks her wedding the learned chairman with cheap deal. anytime anyplace sch. with the windchill jo and her friends. or with friends all over the war online and interactive german to go. i do. learn german

support of works and will believe lost in the era of global recently discovered in an apartment in munich liz passed away just as the day. his collection contains more than a thousand major works including masterpieces on a piece of donna and picasso. cole is enamored of the banks from his father who was in up to you but for the nazis. he made a deal with gentle far east or fraternity was proven to be stolen by the nazis to their rightful owners. this was the only advances it's like to be the heir to his collection but will also be topped by a bad deal. just a taste here on the dock and juicing. i have. he is. i know. what's more it's a good story each day. excludes any team that works. to top story was the case most intriguing topic as told by nhc premier global content partners back to back in english. it's like naming washington thick enlightenment you are lacking here in philly this weekend is here. right from the event with me. the advantage that i can take that steely checked in you and makes the networks to work and he makes the ads on tv will continue to share with your friends on

on saturday the club face off against buying munich and the result wasn't a big surprise. despite the loss and that was open to influence the friends couldn't complain. it's like in the fight scene that they couldn't find a breakthrough this goes through this gives it to tina for a neat one two with robot. it was or was is always painful when your opponent scores of their first real chance to put a really good too and then direct front door. and that tried to fight back in the second of the hole in golf to go smooth as silk deflected in off to accept they didn't get to find another reunion. up to seventy minutes a game that be decided. current mood of going back to insulate the day and the goal of the day. the gop senate in eighteen eighty four one of its appeal to swell and no one is a study was always going to be difficult if any naked such class on it we were under pressure. i think they had to deflect into little surprise and we just weren't on our toes of the fine year and played brilliantly on the dock this is the gospel by others. it wasn't called cluster of bone an

the last champions league winner is by munich. >> but you might be still ahead, but think about it.pany that was not present in football in 1994 and now it has more than 45% of the market. you have to give it to them. >> this is a time period of 20 years. they are heavily investing. because they have to get in on the biggest sport in the world. this is a head-to-head race. this makes both companies better. >> let me ask you -- you mentioned the heavy investment -- i am interested in why does adidas have an eight percent share in munich. how does that fit with your core strategy and business? stake, thebought the main reason was because there is no other team where we are so close. there is a history of over 50 years with all of the key players. this has continued. they had an opportunity at that time and we said, yes. we also said from the very beginning, this will be the only time we buy stakes in a football club. so far, it has been quite successful. they had developed extremely well. it is one of the best performing teams in the world and one of the best financial driven. unusual

bikers gearing up for a series in munich.s year's lineup will include a 16-year-old who previewed some dirt bike flips and tricks in the run-up to the competition. marshall miller in the desert canyons. he created a zip line which withed him to jump safely the help of a parachute. >> intense stuff. on that intensity note, let's get over to jonathan ferro. >> i am going to be intense, caroline. i have a new gauge for political risk. it is called the ryan chilcote index. if you see him on your tv, you know russia and the ukraine matters. does it matter to markets right now? not quite. we are driving hard on the borders for the fourth straight week. .3% on the dax in frankfurt as well. the big news is what will the ecb do next? the big one is this trade right here. the euro-dollar, a catalyst for news flow. if mario draghi chooses to do anything next month, what will it be and can drive this one any lower us to mark peter both finger thinks -- bowfinger thinks it is not lower. he is the advisor to angela merkel, saying that the

relatively some of successful years, dutch title this year in 2009, and that resulted in a move to munich will produced another league and cup double in 2010, as well as a can return to champions league, jose marina, who manages manchester. >> more important than that is he is a great guy. see great man. and i wish him are -- i wish him good. >> that's what jose thinks about it. now, knightsbridge studio, it's fair to say that most of those relationships ended badly. he's a proven winner but also, very abrasive. >> he is very abrasive, yeah, it's the end of the worst-kept secret in football as you can say. he's very abrasive but david moyce had an abrasive side but what he didn't bring was that winning pedigree at the highest level. louis you have read through his achievements and it just goes on and on. it's very exciting times for manchester united. it will be fantastic and fascinating to see. to play against hit pro-protege jos everything marino, so we are looking forward to doing battle with him as well. >> it should be great fun reporting united as well. how important is it to that b

frankfurt, hamburg, munich, places like that. >> is there something that surprised you by looking atmap? melbourne, nice city, beautiful weather. miami as well. anything else? >> chicago has done very well. the commandant nominator in these cities is they have a strong financial center, they have a well-educated young population, there is growth potential. some of the surprising ones for me were lagos. that is why rule of law is great. these are the places i wouldn't feel comfortable investing in. i would feel comfortable investing in chicago, miami, dublin. there is beirut on their. they have more economic issues. i think the report is interesting specifically for the american cities. miami and chicago have been pinpointed as huge growth potential. >> let's say i have a spare 10 million. how do i choose what i buy in the cities? is it prime real estate? be middle-market? >> location, location, location. i prefer to go smaller but location wise rather than bigger outside the center. first of all, location. and then, quality of the asset. >> what is driving prices? if you look at pric

plus, bayern munich. german soccer giant looks to import its club's success into the united states. you're going to he

. >>> formula one boss has appeared in a munich court for the second day of a bribery trial.tors allege he gave a german banker $44 million to smooth the sale of formula one to a private equity firm. he says he was the victim of coercion. >>> jeremy clarkson of the tv program "top gear," has apologized after video was released of him alleged ly using a racial slur. >> reporter: the program jeremy clarkson fronts earns the bbc millions of dollars. he is no stranger to controversy, but this time a brush newspaper has accused him of using a racial slur, the so-walled n, word. he denies it. >> if you listen very carefully with the sound turned right up, it did appear that i actually used the word i was trying to obscure. i was mortified by that, horrified. it is a word i loathe. >> reporter: queue a media frenzy. to his many fans his sense of humor is harmless. resentment at being told what you can and can't say. others say it is much more serious and speaks to a lingering prejudice. critics point to the new political party which rails against european union and immigration. a si

works of art has impressed audiences in other parts of the world including new york, milan and munich africa has been an ongoing interest of mine. when i was invited by photographers to make exhibition i thought this was an opportunity to explore the legacy of the production and apartheid. >> this was these images that shocked the world. the photographs exhibited here builds a picture what south africa was like over the period. 20 years into democracy, a young generation shouldn't be allowed to forget this country's history. >> this was taken in the march where protestors were gathering to demand the release of mandela. there were attacked by police. these protestors know their about to get heat. he's looking straight at him, will almost looking through him to the future. >> in defiance. >> waiting to be hit. half a second later this was taken at the funeral of a child killed by a canister. >> a 3-year-old. >> yes. >> the situation of police in the background and protestors throwing stones. it's stones versus guns. >> after the censorship of television news, photography became a polit

. >> bayern munich completed the league and cup double in germany by beating dortmund. they went to extra time. the game was decided in bayern's favour. >>> tennis - rafael nadal is looking good in his effort to win a title. the world number one will play novak djokovic in the next few hours, after being taken to three sets in his last three matches. they dropped four games in a semifinal win. novak djokovic was taken to three sets by a canadian. he came through 6-3 in the decider to set up a meeting of the world top two players. in the women's serena williams will play in the final. >> rani beat jankovic to become the first player to reach the final. it's the level run since reaching the 2012 final. >>> in cycling the geero d'italia is into the time stages. cadel evans is the over all leader. 2012 champion bradley wiggins has an overall lead. peter sagon of slovakia won the last stage. the 122km eight statement ends in los angeles. >>> the n.b.a. eastern conference gets underway on sunday. the indiana pacers will play. >> we have a lot of guys guarding their positions.

putin had to say at the famous munich speech -- economic balance of power, changing in the world, typically followed by a change in political power. the united states needs to adjust, etc. even his "new york times" editorial at that a lot of criticism, i could find a lot to agree with. at this march 18 speech marked a new putin. and a very scary putin. ie congressional testimony, included future historians may regard this up at -- may regard this as the point at which russia tipped into becoming a fascist state. look up fascism and i think you'll see a myth picture of mr. putin on the map. i don't mean to be flip, but that is kind of what it is. extreme nationalism, a very corporate type of lyrical come economic linkage in the political system, quite dissidents,o any and a focus on territorial acquisition and an aggressive foreign-policy. that is it. if he is talking about orders, it's not just the post cold war world, not just the post war ii borders, it is virtually any border mr. putin think is a legitimate is illegitimate. he ready to defend? is it ethnic russians? it evensian speakers?

a mind bender, probably the most significant speech you -- speech he had given before that was in munich and to -- in 2007. i could agree with a lot of what mr. putin had to say at the famous munich speech -- economic balance of power, changing in the world, typically followed by a change in political power. the united states needs to adjust, etc. even his "new york times" editorial that got a lot of criticism, i could find a lot to agree with. at this march 18 speech marked a new putin. and a very scary putin. the congressional testimony, i concluded that future historians may regard this up at -- may regard this as the point at which russia tipped into becoming a fascist state. look up fascism and i think you'll see a myth picture of mr. putin on the map. i don't mean to be flip, but that is kind of what it is. extreme nationalism, a very corporate type of lyrical come -- political economic linkage in the political system, quite repressive to any dissidents, and a focus on territorial acquisition and an aggressive foreign-policy. that is it. if he is talking about borders, it's not jus

. >>> saturday will be the final day of the bundislega season with bayern munich climping the title.burg is facing relegation. the 6-time german champions need to be ninth to avoid automat iing relegation. they are the only club featured in every season of the bupdize leagua since it was founded in 163. >>> manchester city's top scorer will be fit for a title decider on sunday. the argentinia recovered from a groin injury, they need a point against west ham to win the league. >> expect to win. we need one point. what happen if we win. to win the match, the level way to do it is to play the way we always look. >> sure to be a climax for the english premier league on sunday. i'm not sure if anyone will score a goal as good as you are about to see. this is action from singapore game. that was fabian cox scoring. most definitely worth another look. unfortunately, came in a losing cause. they go on to win 4-2. amazing. they'll dine out on that goal for a while. >> thank you for that trial. >>> experts in chile discovered a new star, believed to be 13 billion years old. it is thought to be

so-called love locks have been popping up on bridges and monuments from moscow to munich.nd now they've arrived here in london, attached to the city's iconic iconic millennium bridge. >> this isn't something london is known for, unlike the rain, but if you look at the wires, you'll see padlocks hanging here. as we know from other cities, it doesn't take long for this to multiply. this is what it looked like in paris a few years ago, before the love lock craze struck and here it is now. the french capital has been hit hard by a wave of padlock romantics with an estimated 700,000 locks on bridges spanning the seine. >> they put them on and then throw the key into the river. in practice you're coming to a city that's not your own, you're vandalizing a treasured heritage site and then you're polluting the river. >> reporter: a campaign has set up an on-line petition, calling for a ban in paris. and it's already collected about 7,000 signatures. but here on the millennium bridge, people seem more bemused than outraged. >> cards are more personal because that doesn't mean anythi

that makes it the third most valuable football brand after munich and madrid. that's business.l have more later in the day. >> thank you very much indeed. >>> a reminder of our top story. antiestablishment parties from right and left have enjoyed success in the parliamentary elections. the french prime minister calls it a political earthquake. keep it here on bbc world news other. [ brian ] in a race, it's about getting to the finish line. in life, it's how you get there that matters most. it's important to know the difference. like when i found out i had a blood clot in my leg. my doctor said that it could travel to my lungs and become an even bigger problem. and that i had to take action. so he talked to me about xarelto®. [ male announcer ] xarelto® is the first oral prescription blood thinner proven to treat and help prevent dvt and pe that doesn't require regular blood monitoring or changes to your diet. [ brian ] for a prior dvt i took warfarin, which required routine blood testing and dietary restrictions. not this time. ♪ while i was taking xarelto®, i still had to stop

corn soybeans wheat canola all of those seeds are pretreated in munich it's you know and so ninety four to ninety percent ninety nine percent of the corn seeds are pretreated in. and the vast majority of those core the other seeds that are big monocultures are also pretreated with nicotine and so we really need to reimagine how we think about agriculture in this country moving away from monocultures that are doused in pesticides and looking at sustainable organic agriculture i don't think people realize how serious this issue is i mean they don't understand how i was central because our to wife allison have giant pesticide corporations monsanto syngenta responded to these allegations and if so how well i think. rather than try to speak for those corporations i would i would reframe the question like this i think that people are often thinking these problems are happening far away in some farm feel distant that's not touching their life but what's really evident is that especially from the last u.s. u.s.d.a. report but other reports and it total evidence from beekeepers in cities like i

attacks but what does a twenty something year old worker has a have a heart attack from you except for munich going to and from work for distance at least five to six hours in a crowded and sticky bus at high temperatures or working safely but then for long hours under sunlight and under temperatures at least forty forty five degrees in the afternoon those workers would come back to their camps after hours of driving lie down you know under fat diet dehydration and then just never wake up again and that's naturally cause that's natural cause of death there and that's certainly not being taken into account by that official number but i think it adds to the magnitude of it. and not only building workers are having to struggle through hardships and challenges in qatar one french footballer a bulgarian origin was trapped there for nearly two years so here abilities fell foul of the exit permit system in which workers are currently required to get their employers consent before being allowed to leave the country and he was stranded in the country after his club so could manage of the controversial

says she knew she truly found her voice when, at age 23, she won an international competition in munichrmany. once you find that voice, is it there forever? or do you have to tend to it? >> you have to tend to it. whether that instrument lives inside of your body or whether it sort of lives at the top of your shoulder. but you have to know how your voice 'feels'. >> brown: how it feels, not how it sounds? >> how it feels, not how it sounds. because what the audience is hearing is not at all what you're able to hear, so you have to know that if your voice is feeling well, and your shoulders are relaxed and your voice seems to flow with your breath, then you're alright. >> brown: so that's the production of sound? >> that is the production of sound, yes. >> brown: but, then, the art comes in. >> then the art comes in, of course that is with study and training and practice. and the thing that changes, what is so wonderful, is that everybody's voice is different because you're different on the inside. and that is what changes your voice. >> brown: i had a laugh at one line when you said, "i

russia, which clearly among the highest one is the treaty she helped restore, and helped negotiate munichs not throw the baby out with the bath water. there's a lot she did right in a very complicated, confusing, and complex situation. >> you're giving her credit for iran. i would say no. you're giving her credit for russia. i would say no. and you point out china. china is going to overtake us as the global superpower in the next few years. what did she do to help us with china? >> let's go back to the comments of the governor. the legacy she leaves as secretary of state, i don't see how that would hurt her. i think people see her as a great leader, a great first lady for arkansas and the united states. as a great secretary of state and who would be the first -- i was going to say puerto rican, the first female president of the united states and she would be wonderful doing that because she possesses the qualities you need in a leader. >> thank you very much for joining us tonight. >>> up next, the house officially established a committee on the benghazi attacks, but will any democrats c