carmen: thanks for an awesome day in munich, germany, luna.to know about the city of munich. there are tons of other things to learn about everywhere we visit. but remember, thers always tomorrow! ♪ the m. once there was a small grey mouse. who thought he looked too borin and that his friends wouldn't want to play with him. (laughing) he saw a handsome blue cat. (purring) and wished he could be a blue grey mouse cat instead. to his surprise his wish came true. he had no idea he had magical powers . next, he saw a bright green duck. (quacking) so he made another wish and poof! he was a grey, blue, green, mouse, cat ck. but was that enough? no. he spied a tall yellow giraffe. made one more wish, and... poof! 'okay' he thought. 'now this is n boring.' weee! leo: but when his friends saw him, (screaming) leo: they ran away in fear . maybe, being a grey, blue, green, yellow, mouse, cat duck, giraffe wasn't so great after all. so he wished away his giraffe parts. (poof!) and his cat parts. until finally, he was just a small grey mouse again. very or

these futuristic creations are only dummies they're on display at a museum in munich germany the focus is on food of the future. in vitro tissue is widely used in medicine scientists have cultured skin elopes and even hard valves in so-called bio reactors. so why not go a step further and grow steak n schnitzel to it's actually pretty simple you extract a muscle stem cell from a living animal it's then cultured in a nutrient rich solution where it multiplies. the stem cells develop into muscle cells. which grow together to form muscle fibers. the process takes a few weeks 20000 of them make up one burger. dutch pharmacologist mark post presented the 1st ever lab grown burger back in 2013 that burger cost around 250000 euros to develop testers consumed it at a public event their verdict was that it tasted like meat but it was a little on the dry side. 6 years later mark post continues to cultivate meat in his lab it must be to university he's added fat cells to the recipe intended to make the lab grown meat tastes juicy or we haven't tasted it with the fat yet so we don't quite know wha

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he says his family will settle in munich, west germany. west berlin's mayor appealed for call home. -- calm. tomorrow berliners will come to terms with the joys and the worries of this unexpected embrace. >> what does this mean for east germany or berlin? >> on one hand it is happiness. on the other, many problems are brought to us. >> tonight at least the problems of bringing the two germanys together were fortin. it was a night to cross bridges, scale walls. a night for a divided nation to come together again. garrick: as we watch these remarkable scenes from east and west berlin, they have announced that friday morning, anyone leaving east germany to the west can go, but first they must obtain a visa. as of 8 a.m. tomorrow, they have to have a visa. the communist leaders said anyone who wants one can get one. for the past 28 years, when it has not been possible to cross bridges or escape that wall, people have tried to escape any way they could. their efforts were a testimony to their ingenuity and often to their desperation. and the im

this man says his family will settle in munich, west germany. west berlin's mayor appealed for calm as berliners milled through checkpoints in both directions. tomorrow, all crossings are expected to be open. berliners and all germans will come to terms with the joy and the worry caused by this sudden, unexpected embrace. what does this mean for germany? for berlin? >> on one hand, it is happiness. but on the other hand, many problems come to us. arthur: tonight at least, the problems of bringing the two germanys together were forgotten. it was a night to cross bridges, scale walls. a night for a divided nation to come together again. arthur kent, nbc news, berlin. garrick: and as we watch these truly remarkable scenes from east and west berlin, this just in. they have announced that as of 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, friday morning, anyone leaving east germany to the west can go, but first they must obtain a visa. the open-door policy of this evening to go without a visa is for this night only. as of 8:00 a.m. tomorrow, they have to have a visa.

after italy england and spain munich his continuos 1st post in germany and what better club to start a bundesliga venture then buy on. sat. a new brazilian star for buy. what did the other brazilian byron legends think. i think it's great coaching is here on earth. so we got very lucky that. i don't know how long supporting barack obama to china putting you in his sights but to get a player that right at the close of the transfer window hats off to. people because you kind of. hold. for so many years of plants i love money for the number tension and with close control. quick should really shine if you can score goals if they're huge. if he plays the way he did for liverpool then we've really hit the jackpot and 6 in all to get people think about me albert and paolo sergio know all about title triumphs and byron respectively 7 and 3 years of munich they embodied the club motto mia's salmiya we are who we are. told him. the 1st thing he has to do here is learn german. and learn but this fish think it's important to learn the language. he said he's trying to do that. and i think one see

germany's national football team completed their euro 2020 qualifying campaign on tuesday with a 61 defeat over northern ireland in frankfurt a hat trick from munich winger. and further strikes from leon and. germany recover from an early one deficit to record a dominant win the victory means they finish top of the qualifying group ahead of old rivals the netherlands have also qualified. and here's a reminder of that top story we are following for you u.s. ambassador to the european union gordon song but as told the impeachment inquiry that president. directed him to pressure ukraine to investigate trump's political rival joe biden he says everyone knew that the president knew about. it you're watching. live from berlin watch is up next with business stick around for that. literature invites us to see people in particular that i like to see some. time. on you to. each handle things this is new ball speaking like come to the show with the da da da and concert.

munich and how now for philippe coutinho. choice the people here in germany are very fair minded and honest and really beautiful that my family and i have been for a few walks in about started getting to know the city. really enjoying it. he's looking the part in later how this one is well. known. yeah i like them they suited me well. well that was very cool the wife like to work with the bank she go there it's a big traditional event in the city and the country and it was just nice to be there taking part in the festivities. i think everyone who goes along and joins in ends of enjoying is a few conveyed by the. october fest has always played a role in helping new byron stars little league and let loose. only those he counts going to figure in later hose if it were to give. his teammates give him plenty of praise some fun and off the pitch. everyone is being so welcoming all the people at the club the fans the players and the stuff we've got a very warm reception from everybody that's also really helped to settle in to see them and i think that's the most imp

including this one and this is when out of the voice of germany was 19 year old cloudy a man the weather goes oh just 19 years old we met up with her in munich. claudia money well listen tozer has just gotten her 1st big taste of success. victory on this year's voice of germany has made an instant celebrity of the young singer from indonesia. china i know i really had no idea i might. sing but i want to sing and show the world that i want to sing. sing and sing and. claudia's whole life has changed in just the last year and a half since she made the decision to leave home and pursue her studies in germany she was 4 when she started singing lessons and she'd already been on t.v. shows in indonesia so she felt it was time to take a leap. so as much there is. at 1st i wanted to stay in indonesia suspects but there are good opportunities in germany and i thought that could change my life my name for. the support of munich the indonesian community has helped her handle the homesickness. people back home have been rooting for her to. she's got 24000000 clicks on you tube and almost 200000 instagram followers. claudia's boyfriend has helped her cop

is available the former manchester united and real madrid coach he's never worked in germany definitely won't buy munich job i think is a very ambitious guy whether he's a good fit for by and by and fans to make him mind up about that there's oco also eric 10 who is the coach of iraq's great season last season finished. the exam in finals and also got married support to tino who is a top in coach they reach the champions league final but they're both under contract so it's going to be tricky for buying to get them during the season which kind of gives marino as he's available but they might just think let's give it away for a few weeks months and see how he does so regardless who's managing this team what about the scene what about the rest of the season can they salvage it yeah i mean they're still in all competitions and yes their fall off and they've lost 2 games but it's very tight and some of the bundesliga it's incredible we've never seen a season like it so they can easily finish top an easy win the german cup again and things are going really well as in the champions league so it's not disastrou

easier there among 5 countries who enjoy a home advantage in all of their great games for germany that will be in munich after that hoping all roads lead to london and the city's wembley stadium among others location for the semifinals and final. guy visual now ever it ends up the flights will be shorter than it was in the world cups in brazil or south africa where we sometimes have to fly for 4 hours. of course not every country and its fans will have it as good as germany at the tournament maybe less travel needed in 2024 then the european championships go back to being hosted in one country 1st up will be germany. when german football shaka have climbed to 2nd in the bundesliga table after 81 when at home on their lead shelter opened the scoring midway through the 1st half thanks to a thunderbolt by benito rahman this was his 2nd goal of the season. marcus invites an equalized on with a penalty that was before half time the match was heading for a draw until shall because germany international so it said i popped up with a winner with 4 minutes to go giving the hosts does a victory. with thousands of

and in germany's buddhist league champions behind munich jayco 51 thrashing in frankfurt the worst loss in 10 years leaves coach under further pressure. on michael thanks for joining me lebannon is bracing for another day of nationwide protests as demonstrators continue to demand reforms and political change in the biggest rally on saturday thousands turned out in the northern city of tripoli calling for president michel own to step down lebanon has been swept by more than 2 weeks of demonstrations against the political class accused of corruption but the protesters also turn their rallies into a joyous occasion. with alumina 800 mobile phones held aloft and a celebrity d.j. behind the decks it was as much a rave as the protests but the thousands of people in tripoli's out nor square had good reason to assemble that demand to overthrow the political class the does dominated lebanon for 30 years and with the resignation of the prime minister on october the 29th the protests seemed to be working there was no doubt that there was something of a party atmosphere at this demo and d.j. marty

term coach condi flick made an impressive case for more time behind the wheel in munich cut up in london england hosted germany in front of a record crowd for english wince. of nearly 78000 but they couldn't reward their fans with a win clara boo broke english hearts with a winning goal for germany in injury time england had earlier equalized after germany open the school a missed penalty so england's lionesses go down to one and watching the new news up next a special program on the fall of the wall featuring journalists who covered those historic events at that time but 1st we'll leave you with more of the music from the celebrations at the brandenburg gate enjoy. their guns. this. series who is still. too soon. to. know their strength. was cut. short. 30 years after the fall of the berlin wall. t.w. . i was here when i arrived here i slept with 6 people in a room in the same area it was hard.

munich and how now for philip could team you. the people here in germany are very fair minded and honest and really beautiful that family and i have been for a few walks started getting to know the city the worst of it was it was really enjoying it was so. nice looking the part and later how was his well. known. yeah i like them they suited me well. well that was very cool my wife like to work with a bunch of it's a big traditional event in the city and the country and it was just nice to be there taking part in the festivities. i think everyone who goes along and joins in ends up enjoying is vain by supercargo was the. term professed has always played a role in helping a new buyer in stars steadily and let loose. you know as he comes going to figure in later hose if you have to give him. his teammates give him plenty of praise bumf on and off the pitch. everyone has been so welcoming for the people at the club the fans the players and the stuff we've got a very warm reception from everybody that's also really helped to settle in for us to get on with and

easier there among 5 countries who enjoy a home advantage in all of their great games to germany that will be in munich. after that probably hoping all rights lead to london and the city's wembley stadium among others location for the semifinals and finally. got a measure of how ever it ends up the flights will be shorter than it was in the world cups in brazil or south africa where we sometimes have to fly for 4 hours. of course not every country and its fans will have it as good as germany at the tournament could be less travel needed in 2024 then the european championships go back to being hosted in one country stop will be germany. a protest chant and are becoming popular among women in latin america looking to raise their voices against violence and impunity it was created by a collective but it's a universal message and catchy rhythm that made it easy to repeat from one country to another yet. it was not my fault my clothes were not why i was raped lines from the feminists and dance making waves across latin america and beyond. thomas in a house in the us angry we want to be heard and we want to

beutler he's going up. 65 cities in germany regularly exceed limits cannot reach an upside emissions produced by diesel vehicles the values are particularly high in munich stuttgart and cologne. e.u. environment commissioner common avella to germany and 5 other countries to court. some of the pm complains to be. in 2000. and 5 and no 2 complaints were to be in 2010 so i think we've waited a long time and we cannot possibly wait and all and the longer we cannot have plans which are telling us that compliance might be some time even after 2021 after 2025. i don't so these were the main reasons. the most effective way to rapidly cut nitrogen oxide pollution is to ban diesel cars from roads with the government dragging its feet the organization environmental action germany began suing the 65 affected cities to force them to stay within the e.u. pollution limits the 1st verdict was handed down and in early june 2800 of them became the 1st german city force to take action by an administrative court because a lot of the state of north rhine-westphalia was no take all necessary measures to ensure that a complies with the limits of nitrogen dioxide by september

family will settle in munich in west germany. west berlin's mayor appealed for calm. tomorrow, all crossings are expected to be open. berliners and all germans will come to terms with the joint and the worry caused by this sudden, unexpected embrace. >> what does this mean for germany? four berlin? >> on the one hand, it is happiness. but on the other hand, many problems come to us. >> tonight at least, the problems of bringing the two germany's together were forgotten. it was a night to cross bridges, scale walls. a night for a divided nation to come together again. garrick: and as we watch those remarkable scenes from east and west berlin, they have announced that as of 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, friday morning, anyone leaving east germany to the west can go, but first they must obtain a visa. the open-door policy of this evening, for this night only. as of 8:00 a.m. tomorrow, they have to have a visa. anyone who wants one can get one. for the past 28 years, when it was not possible to cross bridges or scale that wall, people have tried to escape any way they could

munich is the capital of the state of those varia and lies in southern germany within sight of the alps. about one and a half 1000000 people live here and over 8000000 tourists passing through the city annually. munich is probably best known for the world's largest beer festival the october fest. but visitors to the city will find much more than just typical bavarian kaleri treats. there are also many sides to see. for instance the franco here. the victor alley unmocked. and audience cuts. munich also has an impressive array of art venues. over 60 museums and galleries vie for attention here. i'm going to spend some time in one of those museums. because i want to learn about the art in munich. a good 700 paintings by european artists from the 14th to the 18th centuries are exhibited here. and. i'm getting a private tour from hard historian. she'll be revealing some of the secrets of the idea who takes treasures. if not for the best let's have a look at this world famous self-portrait of. the of my members one or feel it is the self-portrait with fur trimmed robe why did i do a pinch him

the head of the europeanjewish association, he has gone to this auction house somewhere in germany, berlin or munichperhaps we should regardless of all of that being important. —— in order to call for 20 items not to be auctioned. still to come... helping musicians collect royalties — we'll be hearing from one former drummer who's business makes sure artists get paid. you're with worklife from bbc news. contractors and other flexible workers should enjoy a higher minimum wage than those with secure employment according to the demos think tank. it issued a report saying a higher rate would insulate workers from some of the risk they face as a result of unsecure earnings. let's hear more from andy chamberlain of the association of independent professionals and the self—employed. good morning, good to have you with us, what are you recommending?m good morning, good to have you with us, what are you recommending? it is actually demos making the recommendation, not ipse but we do say that everyone is entitled to have a decent rate of pay for the work they do and the concern is that self—employed people w

questions about how germany should deal with products from this dock and its history this top hat once belonged to otto if it's now it was one of the highest rated items at the munich option a bit up paid $50000.00 euros for it many optics feature the swastika a nazi symbol considered anti constitutional in germany and is therefore banned. all these emblems or these not see flags or whatever they they sell or the bar you know i mean it was and still is not support for governor so in moral and ethical terms i think it's highly problematic the auctioneer on the other hand claims that objects like the top hat are historical pieces of evidence and. it is a historical object like any other the fact that its owner was a mass murderer is under sputum but the things that belong to him and were part of his environment should not be mythologized by hitting that sale today and handle support of the thing personal items the auctioneer said would show the banality of evil the historian rejects this he believes context that's necessary context that can be provided in a museum without placing them in the proper into the proper historical context. you don't understand them it woul

and the germany's funders they get champions find in munich take a 51 thrashing in front for the world's last but 10 years least coach nico coach under increasing pressure. i'm still got welcome to the program. south africa have won the men's rugby world cup in japan the springboks sprung a surprise by defeating favorites england 3212 in the final in yokohama sparking celebrations across south africa this was the scene in johannesburg as people celebrates the country's 3rd world cup when. there was joy in this town shared rather victory had special significance after c. a can lease he became the 1st black captain to lift the men's trophy for south africa the springboks and had the game as underdogs but 100 palatka. penalties to give them. subdued england themselves in the contests 2 tries from south africa 2nd sealed the way. correspondent i do increase spoke with fans in cape town after the match. what a performance of the springboks during that 'd waltz cup and what a clear victory in the finals in the end of the day and kept on but also throughout the country the celebrations have now

for germany's bond as they go by in munich hosted by your dog and a much that's come to be known as death classic the classic both teams have been inconsistent this season so much so that by the fire that manager last week at 1st this looked like anyone's game but that didn't last long. wire an interim coach hunchy flick kept the same 11 that had defeated olympiacos in the champions league midweek. opposing coach father also trotted out the same line up from his champions league comeback win over into milan hoping to improve a full record in munich after some early probing from both sides the home team quickly got on the scoreboard after just 17 minutes played and thanks to none other than robert lewandowski another record for the pool as he's the 1st player to score in 11 straight bundesliga matches. dortmund 1st half performance lacked the intensity that had called for prior to the match. and only 69 seconds had been played in the 2nd half when the ball once again twitched the twine of the dortmund net after a triple checked with the video assistant referee says cannot preschool stood t

as far in germany we have real 10 to 20 different research spots as even bird in sri research institutes or sri interested groups and we have a group in bronze like. been hung over in munichinstance got i guess even in germany we have a lot of research institutes and in europe we have i think a lot and perhaps some if there would be a good network. more in s. in poland or in georgia we saw in that report it's tremendously expensive on a daily basis according to that woman who was just talking in terms of that treatment all the hurdles that need to be overcome to make phage therapy more viable. first says we need an awful approval in germany and the big front for the official approval would be we need evidence based at they based data for a benefit for the patient and for the safety of the features and therefore we have to took all together the information we have about treating with features right dr christine really from the brand is the hospital hey everybody and thank you for coming in and sharing your expertise with us this morning. if a boy you are going klinsmann has been named coach of bundesliga team how to belin until the end of the season the $990.00 world cup w

and in germany's buddhist league champions buy in munich take a 51 thrashing in frankfurt the worst loss in 10 years leaves coach. under further pressure. i'm michael okwu thanks for joining me nationwide protests are getting underway in lebanon as demonstrators keep up their demands for reforms and political change in one rally outside beirut thousands have gathered in support of president michel oh he's been under heightened pressure to step down after his 5 minister did so earlier this week anti government rallies are due to kick off later lebanon has been swept by more than 2 weeks of demonstrations against the political class accused of corruption but the protesters also turned their rallies into joyous occasions. with the live in 1000 mobile phones held aloft and a celebrity d.j. behind the decks it was as much a rave as a protest but the thousands of people in tripoli's outdoor square had good reason to assemble that demand to overthrow the political class the does dominated lebanon for 30 years and with the resignation of the prime minister on october the 29th the protests seemed

thing in germany and the defense minister has given a keynote speech on her plans for the country's military speaking at the university of the german armed forces in munich and i get a cut in balakot for the nation to take a more active role in military engagements abroad she also laid out her plans for security policy germany has taken a backseat in foreign military engagements largely because of constitutional restrictions put in place after the 2nd world war. for more on that story i'm joined by our chief political editor michelle a coup for michelle a 1st of 4 tell us more of what the defense minister on a good crop cotton ball has been saying. well basically she mapped out a much more assertive german security policy doubts that germany as a trading nation whose wealth depends on exports should also be present in regions that previously there hadn't been any political debate about for instance the in the region saying that it's also an issue of standing by your allies in that region pushing back against an increasingly assertive china so it's a completely new tone a new outlook that we've heard here from a german defense minister and the big questio

after italy england and spain munich his crew tino's 1st post in germany and what better club to start a bundesliga adventure then by a. bad. new brazilian star for buy. what did the other brazilian byron legends think stream dished out i think it's great coaching in here and. very lucky that. i don't know how long sporting director has and sally homage to chad continue in his sights but to get a player of that caliber right at the close of the transfer window hats off to school before he kind of. told. me cuttin years of plants ala might for the number 10 ships with. close control. quick surely you can score goals or deflate the french source if he plays the way he did for liverpool then we've really hit the jackpot and 6 you want to get people from your family caliber and paolo sergio know all about title triumphs and byron respectively 7 and 3 years in munich they embody the club motto. we are who we are. well the 1st thing he has to do here is learn german stripes with his fish that it's important to learn the language. he said he's trying to do that. and i think one see understand

there had been rumours in germany, that he would take over at bayern munich until the end of the seasony. wenger hasn't worked in football since leaving arsenal 18 months ago, after 22 years in charge. i want to share the knowledge i have of the game i love, and maybe one of the best positions to do that is at fifa because of football has a huge responsibility today but still a lot to achieve, and let of development and responsibility all over the world. staying with football as the women's super league leaders, chelsea have signed one of the best strikers in the women's game — sam kerr. she's the all time goal scorer in both the american and australian leagues. lots of european clubs were chasing her, but she's decided to sign a two year contract with chelsea. nick parrott reports. fleet of foot and shop of mind, sam kerr is one of the worlds best strikers. can she finish? yes you can. it is 3-1. this is the first hat—trick. she is on her way to england. if she can reproduce that form on these shores, chelsea fans will be in for a treat. i have come here to lift trophies with the club,

in football germany's bundesliga has seen a surprise defeat for champions by and munich they went down to 10 men the in the game after jerome was dismissed for a professional foul on track frankfurt then brought out 51 witness glad back ground out a $21.00 victory at leverkusen dortmund inflected vul spread its 1st defeat of the league season leipsic destroyed beleaguered beleaguered mind 8 nil with t.-mo venice scoring a hat trick and braman drew to wall after a late freiburg old other 2 games on sunday and friday nights but does league match hoffenheim had no trouble posting a 3 nil victory against juggling part of bone it took robert scuffed less than 2 minutes to fire in a free kick from 25 meters putting hosts hoffenheim into them to move 1st half goals rounded out the school. so here's a look at the bundesliga table after most teams have played 10 games clad back on top head of dortmund by 3 points leipsic a 3rd with by a now down to 4th as coach nico kovacs feels the pressure front for up to 6 little movement in the bottom half with basement side apart a bone already adrift. you

couple of shock defeats elsewhere in europe today — perhaps the biggest in germany, where the reigning bundesliga champions, bayern munichhad jerome boateng sent off afterjust nine minutes, and it was all downhill from there. they're fourth in the league. borussia monchengladbach are top after beating bayer leverkusen. and in spain, barcelona were beaten 3—1 by levante, who scored all of their goals in the space of seven second—half minutes. barca could be overtaken at the top of the league by real madrid if they beat real betis. and it could be a huge weekend for lewis hamilton at the us grand prix. he's odds—on to win his sixth formula 1 world title in texas, where he's got a very good record, having won five times in the seven races that have been held there. qualifying is under way, and hamilton is currently leading. that's all the sport for now. the first western ever to be made will be shown in public for the first time in more than a century. the screening will take place where it was filmed — not in hollywood, but in the north—west of england. here's colin paterson. kidnapping by indians in 1899 — the world's fir

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bush was president of the max planck institute the psychiatry munich where he researched chemical interactions in the brain he treated germany and been his legal star sebastien dies live for depression holes bo is among the campaigners who call for depression to be recognized as a malfunction of the body not dismissed as emotional distress. we also have to recognize that depression is not a weakness of character or something that can be overcome by pulling yourself together. this is and it's a disease just like pneumonia or a slipped disc. like many people suffering from depression but ankle is only ill in phases in the periods in between those who suffer from depression can be in good health and highly motivated. to lisbon in february 2002 i was a sports reporter for a german newspapers in spain at the time and portugal to some point i heard there was a young talented goalkeeper from germany had been. benefit. and he's goalkeeping coach val to young hands had noticed after he'd had an impressive season that meant kinglet that. i want their own regular reporter duty and we spent a very nice day together he was one of those p

germany. later and more beer what else is there today i want to find out what munich's got to offer for trying to respond to come here for education. how about chimps of art . history. and culture. munich's got something well the. public. there's a future of zimbabwe students at the prestigious falcon college. here boys and girls of different races learn together. when they finish school they take on the responsibility of fighting to ensure zimbabwe is a tolerant and democratic country elite top boarding school. system 60 minutes long t.w. . takes personally un with all the wonderful place to make the game so special. for all true fans. pick up more than football online at the.