because munson this is also done by this. mass with the bishop is not very different from any other mass. the scent of incense is already drifting into the backstage area. was just really exhilarating ship does a final check. books a really big ship to stop haggis says it's good to be a bit nervous. young people like adventure and faith is a communicator only with ideas about as pope francis once said he communicates itself through the hands through doing through the heart. because by experiencing something directly you slowly grow to understand it in a deeper way we often present everything in a very conceptual way in school we're told what to think but we often don't really grasp something until it becomes tangible until we experience that faith is also an experience it's. only boys have volunteered to serve this mass in rome. the girls take a back seat. like nina and lisa. that the team leader is. the older ones take care of the younger children many of them are suffering in the heat at five in the evening it's still over

was a football void of the owner munson fed him and says he built in a percentage are thirty six cents you with three hundred horsepower and three point six liters of displacement he was more interested in the sound of the v. six engine and in high performance he says you can get better performance than this car has now with say two leader turbo and that's much cheaper and easier license does alter. the highlight of this year's beetle sunshine tour was the parade of cars through the v.w. plant two hundred beatles were invited to participate in this exclusive event drivers and passengers alike were thrilled to be a part of. the . we are sharing your views on our auto side says he always used to drive a beetle and always liked it so when he saw this one in a showroom window he just had to have it he likes old cars the older the better. the first being a five india your best. swag and classic is also here showing off some gems from their collection like the head nearly convertible the roof of this two seater beetle retraction tiredly into the body sadly a fire put had nearly out of busine

so you got to members there of the german parliament speaking to the fact that munson was supposed to be a neutral observer and guardian of the state and the constitution he never urged that reputation did because he's come under fire on several occasions as we had recently for these quite openly contradict an angler marco she describes this these hunt as they were described in germany being carried out by a mob in the eastern german city of kevin it's a few weeks ago and then on top of that now we've had yet more accusations that he had in fact being sharing sensitive information with the far right party before it was actually made public but you might remember way back when he was actually working for the interior ministry before he became the domestic intelligence service chief he was working there in a different capacity and he already gained notoriety back in two thousand and two over this case of a german resident who had been in prison and was a mother of five years and then released and he said that this regimen resident couldn't return to germany because his residency had lap

we use that time to travel to munson e r five hundred kilometers to the south. to see on tonya's what is the king of tuna who we met at the conference in pico. he gives us permission to film in the port of his tuna factory. there he kong has just come into port a fishing vessel with the m.s.c. label. valuable yellowfin tuna is being unloaded. we'd like to go on board to talk to the crew or to the observer who was on the trip to count the dead dolphins. but the company's press officer says it's out of the question eventually they allow us to interview the captain jose. no there quite often michael although no one protects the dolphins more than all we do. we have them to thank for the churning you saw out there. not love them that says it all in. one company dolphins dying in one net on average. c five but it's the last car almost. was. he says. no no i'm just asking as the captain what does he see you know. ok another question. ok. you get even if it's not many oh poor us out of the dolphins die. let's see. how. it's not just that yes i mean. it's in the list i

were they a troop of thousands of mournful munson road . each dancer holding her straw hat aloft with the same inviting angle in the direction i was driving, come with us so i didn't have time to stop and investigate because i had to go where i was going before dark as the wild game would apparently jump into the roadand you didn't want to hit them . so as i drove north, i kept thinking about the weird band in the top of the termites and this strange straightness of the road which was riddled but started me off on a series of other riddles. very quickly, i ran to the researcher who i was looking for and he took me out to look at the mounds that night. quick's he had been, his name is scott turner, he's been sent the last 20 years or so tricks in the mounds and trying to figure out how termites building. he pours beads into the mounds, dive into the mounds, then in half, cut them off at the bottom and let them regrow. he waters them, doesn't them, anything you can imagine doing to amount, he's done to it. and he brought me to an open shed wi

international prize for fine arts and this year it has been awarded to the german photographer one of tell munson robin merrill from our culture desk is here good to see you robin first things first talk to us about this prize is a city in kind of the middle of germany bit south of hanover and in one thousand nine hundred seventy five years so she ation for promotion of decided to establish a prize meanwhile has become a top international prize winners have been people like joseph boys christo who run the rice dog but wrap many things actually. more recently or on the icelandic danish. and the prize is unusual in that it's a ring. and it's an aqua marine set in gold and the first recipient was actually the great british skull to henry mole back in one thousand nine hundred five every ring is different they are completely unique rings because they're made every year specifically for the prize winner well they're actually the jewel makes them slightly bigger if it's a male prize winner slightly smaller as well and i think the winners most probably don't wear the ring they most probably have it's yo

as a journalist, from personal experience, from munson trying to get a verified account, -- from months of trying to get a verified accounts, and it is impossible, because i am always working in the field, it is important to bring people facts. the second question is, how can i solve this issue? and the second question is based elections, and now we approach the new elections, what do you think the social media should do in the respect to stop all thefake news and bad stuff coming with it? >> in terms of your first question, we have got a variety of ways and i understand why it could be confusing and requesting verification steps, so let's try to grab each other afterwards or i am not hard to find on the internet, so we will look into that specifically. this is an area where i think we are only in the beginning of trying to think through how to think as because i somebody was mentioning, it is say,to know and be able to if you see a headline that tom hanks is dead, that is easy to verify but it is trickier because a lot of the information it ise is some truth and a mixture. when i was i