hy and walk into a special edition of kino all about the munich international film festival now munich in terms of german film fest is always the eternal number two behind the barely nala but the bavarians are ambitious and this year munich made it clear that being second place just isn't good enough. the various premier announced he was doubling the festival's budget and hope to turn munich into a truly international media that this we're going to go through this week we believe that with the new structures we have games virtual reality films that are more interesting to a foreign audience we can add more elements in order to catch up with that but in film festival that's. going to be able to have to take them right away but they should feel snapping at their heels and often and. when it comes to hollywood stars at least munich was able to shine two thousand oscar winner emma thompson was in town to present her new film and to receive the festival's cinema merit award for her lifetime contribution to international film was to get out with why. i yelled. five zero zero. zero zero plus

or and well he's called we can leave now it's always called as we can drive to munich now on. let's go for a walk. she always waited for his calls and counted on him or the governments in the if he hadn't called she would have been very sad but the calls always came to his numbers you see because. if a brown rarely drove to munich any more since her hometown had been bombed the future appeared so bleak to her that she dictated her last will and testament on october twenty sixth one thousand nine hundred four leaving all she possessed to her family . of mention before and after the bombs had started falling on munich she realized the end was near. yet it's remarkable that a thirty two year old woman wrote her last will and testament basically declaring that she was certain she would die together with hitler and nothing on. about dom it's clear she wanted to die with him no matter where guns are thus emitted lashed out if he'd stayed in eastern prussian would she might have taken her own life in munich last poison to believe in the other that is not because she didn't know how t

i still thought they would take me to munich as i wanted to be there with her. but we drove out of the city and i asked where are we going the driver said we're taking you to overzealous bears. once hitler had left with his military retinue it had quieted down at the alpine refuge sometimes there was an air raid alert but the british and americans hadn't dared to attack the back of the restricted area was still under heavy guard by anti aircraft units and soldiers of the s.s. it was gonna go for i had to open my suitcase and empty it i said i don't know what this is all about i don't know what it is my cousin. ornge dolfin nothing but they ordered me to empty it and i did just that and afterwards i received a note that said guest of the figure and said that because we've been gustus through us. film recordings from better days eva brown with her family and friends at a waterfall above the koenig's a lake. his father enjoyed the benefits of his daughter's relationship until the bitter end in the meantime gretel fake a line had become pregnant she would give birth

when hitler wasn't at the spec ava retreated to the little house in munich that the furor had given her as a present she and her mother francesca and sister gretel held big parties there. her father freakish also reconciled himself to the fact that his daughter's relationship would remain a marriage without a certificate eva brown still edited short films from her color film recordings which were then screened at the back all going for walkies is the title of this short sequence she most likely shot in early one nine hundred forty advancer borger street in munich. from the beginning of april nine hundred forty the dictator took up residence at the back off again for months hitler had been planning his war against france the pharaoh was confident that if he could achieve victory before great britain gained a foothold on the european mainland the british would have to sue for peace in the meantime the dictator was focusing his attention on scandinavia. hitler had ordered detailed plans to be drawn up for military action on the norwegian sea. on april ninth one nine hundred forty operation

hello and welcome i'm on the touch a course in munich has found guilty the only surviving member of a terrorist cell that was involved in the ten year crime spree beyond a chipper has been sentenced to life in prison and fun game. ten counts of murder awesome and membership of a terrorist organization she belongs to the group calling itself the national socialist underground in a field which carried out ten racially motivated modest two bombings and a series of robberies that came to pass and i'm two thousand and eleven. and the obvious correspondent frank kaufman is in munich you sounding outside the courtroom frank a bit odd to cheaper has been given a life sentence richard ponting she is going to appeal but first if we're going to see how did she react when the verdict was read out. she reacted smaller less in the same way and had the same appearance like we know it for many years now very calm no emotional reaction have face to face for example and that quite surprisingly i think at the end of such a long trial and a very very strong verdict against her. one of the lawyers confirm

the prize for the fastest prototype goes to the team from munich. does the hyperloop stand a chance in europe to lose is an important center of technology in the city has a lively startup scene it's part of a french high tech initiative that provides support to innovative companies. now a research center is in planning which is intended to promote the development of a hyperloop in europe. has dropped out of his particularly interesting because we have shorter distances here to hyperloop system is perfect for distances where the travel time is around forty minutes to an hour that's especially interesting at a time in which europe seems to be falling apart a bit it's one way we could bring people together more on becoming the new lloyd to matters i'm buying. our bond has signed a contract with the city of toulouse to establish his research center here even though his company has yet to build a functioning prototype. no decision has been reached whether france will venture to build a hyperloop network in a city like paris or hyperloop would only be fea

only a little bit less than three years imprisonment however one thing mates this morning here in munich already clear this is a very strong verdict against the main. person accused out of shape that the only survivor of the three persons terrorist group the national socialist on the ground and even the protesters outside here on the opposite side of the courthouse of a surprise of the strength of this verdict and obviously the. the judge and the court had in mind that their verdict brings is the key to bring in the pace to the families of the victims fred we're going to come back in a moment because we want to take a closer look at this case because this is a trial that's. rocked germany and made headlines around the world let's take a closer look at what led to today's guilty verdict. throughout the years long trial the main defendant be outed often turn her back on proceedings as if the charges did not concern her membership of a neo nazi terrorist organization involvement in ten murders arson bomb attacks and robberies but chip has always know when a guilty verdict could mean spendin

a course in munich in germany has found a guilty the only surviving member of a neo nazi terrorist cell that was involved in a ten year crime spree they are to cheaper has been sentenced to life in prison and found guilty on ten counts of murder arson and membership of a terrorist organization she belongs to a group calling itself the national socialist on the ground zero and s e u which carried out ten racially motivated modest two bombings and a series of robberies between two thousand and two thousand and eleven. because on a funk is in minutes standing outside the courtroom frank the trial has come to an end after five years what does this mean. well it comes with dramatic scenes behind me i'm retarded the reason for that is that one of the supporters of the terrorist group will leave this courtroom as a free man and three who supported the three terrorists. saying caravans were them that they used to go to the spots and kill people ten people will leave this. courtroom today because his imprisonment is it's more than what he was what the word is saying so he can leave this court at

on a paula brown was born in munich on february sixth one thousand nine hundred twelve the second of three daughters to vocational school teacher friedrich brown. her parents' marriage had survived a crisis during the early twenties eva grew up in a middle class environment in munich shopping. ava brown was also the center of attention during a banking trip to vet housing. like everything. the brown's relatives from vienna visited munich and accompanied the family on their trips cousin get child vice care greatly enjoyed the time in the water. and family and uncle fritz were very fond of the thirteen year old. care trial and kept her relationship with the browns a secret for more than sixty years. only her husbands knew about it and forbade her to mention it. not until the year two thousand did she decide to talk about her cousin eva i love a lot of money and obama. met with my aunt once or twice a week and went on a trip somewhere to say i'm is a. must say what a bunch of sometimes event her sisters joined us oh nice. talk value i enjoyed their visits a lot it was a great family tim

high and walking to a special edition of kino all about the munich international film festival now munich in terms of german film fest is always the eternal number two behind the barely nala but the bavarians are ambitious and this year munich made it clear that being second place just isn't good enough.

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is correspondent michelle the krishna who's in munich where the c.s.u. leadership has been meeting and joining me in the studio is usually a political correspondent you know has a you know a do stand by i want to go directly to michelle so we just heard that horse a hole for the interior minister made a very brief statement a short time ago what did he have to say. well basically he wouldn't talk about his offer of resignation that he clearly made behind closed doors this evening to see you so you don't see in the german parliament what he did say though is that the c.s.u. would launch another attempt of finding common ground with anglo machall c.d.u. party this of course being an attempt to save that union of these two parties that this decades old old political marriage and he also stressed that this was basically a courtesy on his side because otherwise he said everything would have been over well everything could mean anything from the his role as interior minister to the c.s.u. leaving its union with angela merkel c.d.u. party to potentially bringin

because there is in munich the party c.s.u. leadership needs then to crane is in berlin at the chancellor's c.d.u. party headquarters the head i'll start off first of all with you forrest say who for a party says he doesn't think that the e.u. deal is enough and is reportedly to make an announcement pretty soon does that spell out some trouble for the coalition. well it could potentially spell out more trouble for the coalition we have seen over those past ten days how damaging this has been both for the authority of german chancellor but also for the c.e.o.'s you party here in bavaria certainly this hasn't played out in the polls that well the c.s.u. is facing elections and various so the challenge here really is to separate out the implications for the central government and here certainly the c.s.u. is teetering on the brink of going it alone of the interior minister declaring that he might want to start rejecting migrants who are preregistered in other e.u. states at the border despite what some within his own party see as

party headquarters in munich for the latest on that what are you hearing from the c.s.u. headquarters. divisional members are beginning to deve basically after eleven hours of deliberations which they then came to head when the upper echelons of the seas you party and the parliamentary group in the. parliament got together here they separated into small groups after the war offered his resignation to his own party members both as head of the party but also as interior minister we heard that from people who were actually in the room and there was a sense that there is no way back from that point but he did not make that official he didn't go on the record because the next question of course would be who would be his successor and this use you party may have soon a united front was the chance of but there certainly is quite a bit of infighting going on here as well so eleven hours and saying absolutely nothing basically canceling a press conference that clearly is an indication if there could be any that this is very serious for the c.s.u. and things stand right now more tr

let's get more now we're joined by max kushnick with the latest from munich where the c.s.u.leadership was meeting and political correspondent we previewed evolved is in the german capital berlin welcome to both of you for what i'd like to begin with you first because we just heard say hoffer pledge there on this meeting later today what should we expect from an. the end this is could be the final round of the conflict which has been going on for all three years now since the refugee situation here in germany in two thousand and fifteen began these final talks scheduled to take place sometime in the late afternoon some say around five pm local bill in time before that the c.d.u. board is meeting right now here in berlin trying to discuss and trying to find out how they are going to react on what they have found what they see as you has left for them in the last night especially this resignation threat or off however you want to put it interior minister and sees huge salmon holes the whole phone and the fact that he offered to resign a very big deal it shocked max what are the

let's check in now with our political team on this is chief political editor mechanic is in munich at the party leadership for the c.s.u. and then we have in the end a crane as well the very at the c.d.u. here in berlin. now i'm going to start off with the mckayla in munich and say hoover has apparently said he doesn't think that the e.u. deal is enough he said he sees no alternative to turning people sees no alternative to turning people back at the german border does that spell trouble for the coalition. well it certainly suggests that he wants to take a rather tough line and his closed door meeting with anglo-american might not have achieved a kind of compromise that all sides can live with but then one has to see the person the political person of course is evil for almost separate from his own party many here coming into the building behind me who are now talking about whether this is enough that machall brought this whole series of bilateral agreements that in effect would mean that countries are more willing to take migrants back who were initially registered in their country w

professor stephan venter teaches structural design at munich's technical university and has done the structural planning for some of germany's first wooden highrises they'll be going up in her plan and nuremberg and reach heights of about thirty meters. new technologies and would processing have encouraged the trend towards building with wood for some years. one of the tallest wooden buildings on earth is now under construction in broome and dull no way it will be eighty one metres high and there's room as the boiler medium not it's a very beautiful building and it proves that you can build very high using wood and we're happy to see contractors and housing developers in every word getting interested in word and realizing that it's a sustainable material can this and i had to go next door. almost immediately norway's high rise will lose its record to the twenty five storey eighty four metre hoho in vienna it's now under construction as well and will consist of seventy five percent would the other twenty five percent the core with the elevator shafts would be made of concrete theoreti

and the exhibition will be on it in munich tell at. the september now there's a growing trend amongst environmentalists to live a green self-sufficient life but it is not always easy yes you can grow produce in your garden and farm animals too but what you do when you want to caffeine fix coffee beans don't grow in every country do that however there is now a coffee shop in hamburg that imports its coffee without making a mark on their carbon footprint that's because the coffee that this shop by is delivered to them on a sailing ship i do love the idea but it has its price. the album tour cargo sailing ship has arrived in hamburg carrying a very special consignment. we've been out and about since eight am should be stocked so we can start unloading the coffee the. hundreds of bags of coffee each weighing about seventy kilos have to be unloaded by hand it's hard work for these volunteers. to know how are they holding up. substituting one the others just started the aventura cargo sailing ship just got in from nicaragua last winter capta

there is another way in munich under the leadership of former mayor christian the city administration has converted eighty percent of all markers of computers to the open source operating system linux since two thousand and four the project called lehman was considered a great success and was also copied in other european cities. in twenty twelve detail writer at the time head of economics in the city government negotiated with microsoft to relocate their german headquarters to munich in twenty four team writer himself became the mayor since then he's been working with the alliance of social democrats and conservatives to bring the city administration back into the arms of the monopolist if you just. am i a. thief went into it. and this man and i had business in the mood at me on this is a bite not me by police after all i was killing this for you i'll take it to our people here as it causes passion for gale pushed into. the pitted and undone done in the final debate the mayor rejects the arguments of the opposition about independence and data security with the linux system and our ne

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the dobie correspondent frank kaufman is in munich is standing outside the courtroom and joins me now from the friends of belgium cheaper has been given a life sentence she is appealing that sentence from what you hear of the here how did she react when that verdict was given out. and. there was not so much change to what we know from her in the cause of all these last years when she when she was about her appearance in the courtroom she was very controlled calm and all there was not even on a single emotional reaction to. the verdict at the end when the judge mr kurtz nonstick a life sentence for practically because as it looks like now if this verdict will prevail in the appeal in the federal constitutional court and cuts way here in germany i then it's very much likely that she will not leave prison for fifteen years or even will have to stay longer than doubt. there are other reactions in the courtroom coming from supporters of mrs chap has. followers that were also on the on trial here for supporters of the terrorist group because their verdicts were read it safely. lower than th

cima a court in munich has found guilty the only surviving member of the neo nazi terrorists out that was involved in attending a crime spree beyond a cheapo has been sentenced to life in prison and found guilty on ten counts of murder ah. osland and membership of a terrorist organization she belonged to the group calling itself the national socialist underground and su which carried out ten racially motivated murders two bombings and a series of robberies between two thousand and two thousand and eleven most of the victims were of turkish origin the any it seems activities ended when two male members died in an apparent murder suicide after a feed robbery victim's families and critics say the trial left many open questions related to the n s u. and the obvious correspondent frank kaufman is in munich you standing outside the courtroom franks of biotic cheaper has been given a live sentence which is ponting she is going to appeal but first if we're going to see how did she react when the verdict was read out. she reacted smaller less in the same way and had the same appearance like we

neo nazi protests of people that say this can't be the end here in munich. frank we mentioned that you've been covering this trial for years now what do you think the main lesson is that germany can take away from this. well i think in times of populist right wing. of right wing populous and also in germany but also in all the countries of of the of the european union here on the continent i think this is sightseers society like germany really has to learn out of what has happened here and also has to learn off where we were it was coming from we know that during the ninety nine chase will also a lot of violence that there was also low violence on the streets of germany after the fall of the bull in war and the unification process not only in east germany but also in other parts of germany and ever since this obviously has not been really discuss what does main what main strace is what those what kind of role plays and they are not citizens. in the federal republic of germany. thank you to these correspondent frank hoffman standing outside of the courtroom i

good morning here from munich from the courtroom many people are waiting in teeth like we've just seen it in our report well what people expect is expect is of course the question whether the main defendants be out of shape or will get a life sentence or not and interesting is also the other four accomplices one of them was the main victimise will he get out here without. that he has to go to prison off of us these are the main questions today in the courtroom but there are many others as we just could have saying in our report that are with the victims' families especially what about all the other speed high and the saints other terrorists helpless that without them this is something that came out here on the sidelines of this year long trial of what all happened there was not possible without proper networks behind what and what is going on with these cases there are nine investigations and so many people expect that we will get more insights even after the verdict here today in the courthouse in munich and frank this is been such a difficult ordeal for the families of the victims as

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elsehwere in the international champions cup, manchester city came from two goals down to beat bayern munich—2 in miami, although there are concerns about an ankle injury suffered by new signing riyad mahrez. british heavyweight dillian whyte says he's ready to take on anthonyjoshua again after beating former world champion joseph parker at london's o2 arena. parker fell to the canvas in the second and ninth rounds but ended the fight strongly. whyte though took the fight on a points decision. it's his eighth win in a row since losing to anthonyjoshua in 2015. that's all the sport for now. many thanks. see you later on. storms and flooding have continued to disrupt road travel and cause flight cancellations as the uk heatwave came to an end. some air passengers experienced delays of up to 20 hours, and travellers queued for miles on the m20 to board eurotunnel trains after the air—conditioning failed. the met office has issued a yellow weather warning for parts

elsehwere in the international champions cup, manchester city came from two goals down to beat bayern munich—2 in miami — although there are concerns about an ankle injury suffered by new signing riyad mahrez. despite this, pep guardiola was impressed by his young side. for these guys, a huge experienced to realise, 0k, we can do it, were able to play in our way against good teams. the result, of course, now we have five or six days for the first title, and i don't know which players will be able to play, but we come back to manchester in the best way. british heavyweight dillian whyte says he's ready to take on anthonyjoshua again, after beating former world champion joseph parker at london's o2 arena. parker fell to the canvas in the second and ninth rounds, but ended the fight strongly. whyte though took the fight on a points decision. it's his eighth win in a row since losing to anthonyjoshua in 2015.

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