perspective 3 decades later the man who rocked the world with his vision of social democracy met with the rockers who wrote that soundtrack of hope that we just heard they are of course in the meantime good friends and scorpions paid the year old got a better off a visit in last go. down to go. to them with. courtland singer klaus miner serenading michel gorbachev with his famous ballad about the fall of communism and the end of the cold war the former polish president left for once saw also came to moscow 2 nobel peace prize laureates reminiscing about the fall of the berlin wall 30 years on. the most important thing was that the germans didn't leave the streets in cities across germany they said we are one nation we have to reunite. you. with friendship between scorpions and michelle you got the chuff goes back to the final days of the soviet union when the country's last leader invited the band to the kremlin now 30 years after the fall of the berlin wall the rockers are thanking him again. only in very beautiful i knew without him german reunification and the fall of the berlin wall wouldn't

world with that message then they need it back in moscow soon michel you got a chance invited the rockers to his 90th birthday in 2 years' time if i'm still alive he said there's no doubt about what song foul play there. all this week we're marking the fall of the wall anniversary with reports from locations that played key roles in that historic event and many of them of course attract thousands of tourists today but there are some less obvious locations just as deserving. one of them is underground and only visible now for the very 1st time a rediscovered escape tunnel from the year 971 has been officially opened to the public and our reporter adrian kennedy was there. we're here for the reopening of a famous escape tunnel from year 1971 it began here at $143.00. and was supposed to end just beyond that road. west and freedom so let's take. between 961-1909 at least 254 people escaped from east to west via tunnels built under the border. the most successful. 57. to defect. but at least 4 people have died and 200 were arrested this is the story of a tunnel that was discovered by german a

and lithuanian punk rocker samas tells us how the fall of the berlin wall changed his life. the 1st my guest is composer rob missouri he's getting ready to perform at the jazz fest here in berlin he's got 3 new albums out that he really is just an artist welcome to ours and culture pleasure to be here in a moment i want to look at a clip of some of your visual arts because you're also a visual artist and before we do i'm curious to know if you have the same goals in both of these practices the visual art i mean music absolutely i mean i make make our music the music stuff is all about resonance the work is also about a resonance for creating a life force a spirituality that. has a possible the really to give somebody else energy as well as well as myself so it's all about energy ok let's take a look this is from an exhibition you did in france is called constellation scores . ok so that was a 3 d. lithograph collage obviously look different with the glasses that you had on and it would take you were reading it like a music score very much into the graphic score in a graphic

at the same time you can be a punk rocker.e sceptical of the idea of straight—edge, because people love smoking, people love drinking, it is kind of hard to stop all that. the music are different from the normal mainstream music, it's not sentimental or slow, or whatever. it was more to angryness, it was more about expression. that's what make young people more attracted to this music. we sent the message aggressively but the lyrics are about caring, about family, fraternity, brotherhood. about family, fraternity, brotherhood. priceless jewels have been stolen from one of europe's oldest museums in the german city of dresden. three complete collections of jewellery including diamonds, rubys and emeralds belonging to 18th century royalty were ta ken. two men broke in through a window overnight. david sillito reports. dresden castle, the home of one of the world's greatest displays of royal opulence. the room of wonders — created to dazzle, to overwhelm people. it was the collection of augustus the strong, a man of extravagant a

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and lithuanian punk rockers some of us tells us how the fall of the berlin wall changed his life. the 1st my guest is composer rob missouri he's getting ready to perform at the jazz fest here in berlin he's got 3 new albums out that he released just an artist's welcome darcey culture. in a moment i want to look at a clip of some of your visual arts because you're also a visual artist and before we do i'm curious to know if you have the same goals in both of these practices the visual art and the music. i mean i make make our music the music stuff is all about resonance.

waiting for some of us looking into these nazi rocker band sort of sort of who's who of organized neo nazi groups will he who identify with this ideology come together from all over germany . i'm sorry i didn't is a journalist who's been reporting on the far right music scene for years his research shows that neo nazi ism is not just about hate it's also big business escapes it's about commerce ideology and propaganda that's what's at the core of all this out and says neo nazi networks have grown and become more organized last year alone germany's domestic security agency confirmed $320.00 meo nazi concert. the nazi salute is a criminal offense in germany but that doesn't stop everyone to cook the festivals are also stocked with merchandise shirts and hoodies with clear messages. national socialism mugs and of course cd there are $32.00 german labels that distribute only neo nazi me. it's like pulling in millions of euros on the traditional kind of bank beleaguer of course we haven't seen their bank statements so we can't calculate exactly how much they have a life but if you do the b

perspective 3 decades later the man who rocked the world with his vision of social democracy met with the rockers who wrote that soundtrack of hope that we just heard they are of course in the meantime good friends and scorpions paid the 88 year old got a better of a visit in moscow. don't go. listening to them with of. course singer close mindedness.

morning with the participation not only of german chancellor angela merkel and german president punk rocker steinmeier but also of the leaders of those 4 eastern european countries that we saw in our report i'm not such the leaders and not only the leaders but also young people he referred to the political and the personal implications not only of. such of those 28 years that germany was divided but as well that 9th on november 989 the date of the burden for the wall fell and what came afterwards so our socks what we discovered today what we realized today right here at the piano was tossed morial was in a way a commemoration in various levels of commemoration in a personal level but also commemoration in a political level and something else that i believe was particularly important is the fact that lessons can be drawn from the 9th of november and that was something that was also stressor day in particular by the young people attending what they can learn from that very important day and what that means not only for them but also for the future of germany and thomas also the chancellor her

perspective 3 decades later the man who rocked the world with his vision of social democracy met with the rockers who wrote that soundtrack of hope that we just heard they are of course in the meantime good friends and scorpions pain the 88 year old got better off a visit in moscow. don't go. to them with. scorpion singer klaus minor serenading me. with his famous ballad about the fall of communism and the end of the cold war. with the former polish president left for once a.

perspective 3 decades later the man who rocked the world with his vision of social democracy met with the rockers who wrote that soundtrack of hope that we just heard they are of course in the meantime good friends and scorpions paid the 88 year old got a better of a visit in moscow. don't go. listening to them with of. course singer klaus mind serenading michelle gorbachev with his famous ballad about the fall of communism and the end of the cold war. with former polish president left for one song.

and lithuanian punk rockers some of us tells us how the fall of the berlin wall changed his life. the 1st my guest is composer rob missouri he's getting ready to perform at the jazz fest here in berlin he's got 3 new albums out that he really is just an artist welcome darcey culture sure to be here in a moment i want to look at a clip of some of your visual arts because you're also a visual artist and before we do i'm curious to know if you have the same goals in both of these practices the visual art i mean music absolutely i mean i make make our music the music stuff is all about resonance the visual work is also about reza .

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al rocker is tracking it >>> don't wait for black friday some of the biggest holiday deals start tonight. >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening the world held its breath for hours late today after word of a possible airplane hijack drama unfolding in amsterdam a signal mistakenly transmitted from the cockpit of a madrid bound airplane triggered a full on military and police response and reminded us all that when it comes to aviation security, there is no taking chances kelly cobiella starts us off >> reporter: at one of the busiest airports in the world tonight, a major security scare. planes stranded at gates after dutch police got a hijacking alert from the cockpit of a plane that hadn't taken off. flights delayed, parts of the airport closed. nearly two hours later it was over. the airline, air europa, explaining on twitter the alert was activated by mistake nothing has happened all passengers are safe and sound 50 million travelers fly through amsterdam's schiphol airport every year last new year's eve passengers were evacuated after a man claimed

lyndon bags descriptions of the head of state as a big chief stubborn goblin and rocker were condemned by the east german secret police pushed out such a high streets making it illegal for people to play the song. but in october of 1983 lyndon baird was suddenly allowed to go to east berlin at the height of the cold war east germany wanted to appear cooperative it even allowed him to tour the slum is it a slow. and. it was indeed in the mail stated that it is. but what the rock musician didn't know was that his every step was surveilled by hundreds of stasi officials. then there was the performance of the past. back played 4 songs at the rock for peace festival in front of a select crowd of party faithful as real fans were left outside where they vented bearing. in the back didn't mince words not even when it came to demands that east germany to some. include india did it in full answer is that. the paper about the concert states that vinton bags vulgar language and his decadent appearance were inappropriate for the peace of the permission to perform was deemed a political misjudgment.

the iconic rocker is best known for his wild and often unpredictable on-stage antics.aid he might be done making music. but the rock legend is back with his 18th solo album "free." ♪ iggy pop has always been a primal performer. an artist who literally bled for his audience. ♪ it was iggy who invented the stage dive. at 72, he has finally stopped. >> i haven't stage dived all year. >> reporter: you haven't stage died all year? >> i did 12 gigs. i work the front, i'll get in their faces, but i can't do that anymore. i did it up through last year. >> yeah. >> if i do it now, i'll just -- something's liable to detach itself. >> reporter: his last album, "post pop depression," released in 2016 was the last to crack the top 20 on the pop charts. how did that feel? >> it sort of felt like -- okay. >> reporter: done that? >> exactly. it was, okay, for those of you who didn't think -- yeah, you don't have to do that every time. ♪ >> there time for his 18th -- this time for his 18th solo album "free," iggy is crooning over a jazzier group. ♪ >> my stills are better than they wer

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tech sector and high tech is never finished i think is we always have new ideas for improving the rocker's. what innovations does of ian 6 have to answer here's an overview. of. europe's new launch vehicle will stand more than 60 meters tall. building 6 rocket posed challenges for the european space agency. these engineers and technicians. huge fuel tanks were produced using a technique called friction star welding it softens the metal edges by christian to create smooth and durable seals it's a solid state process that doesn't melt the material it works the temperatures as low as $500.00 degrees celsius compared to the more than 2000 degrees for the usual arc welding technique. though in knowing what. the new materials we've used to contain a large amount of lithium. and mostly i'm cannot be joined using arc welding. features alone melting temperature so it would quickly evaporate yes men felt that . the lightweight alum many i'm living on tanks are part of the engine that powers the upper stage of the rocket. that engine has been named vinci in honor of the great inventor and artist leon

it's been an exciting year on wall street, the dow closed above 28000 for the first time ever, rockers all over wall street several big-name companies went public in filed ipos but has all been peaches and cream, many of those fell flat like uber and slack and then the trade war with china. all the successes and failures keep investors on their toes, joining me too discuss it is stacy cunningham, the president of the new york stock exchange. thank you for joining us. how is business, give us your take from an inside view of how things are going capital market. >> it seems like a long time ago we began 2019 and a lot has happened since then. if you look at the first quarter of 2019, the government was shut down so the ipo market was non-existent if you like a really long time ago. the first quarter was then in the second quarter was tremendously busy on pace to be a record year despite the fact we were shut in the first quarter in the third quarter we had investors asking questions about evaluation of companies in the private market and how they're performing in the public market so we

maybe he didn't use a tablecloth and the napkin with the rocker but he wasn't very far away from it . so he tells that to make it clear but what he's saying isn't about table cloths and napkins. what you saying is he in his life did not experience those types of normal social graces and that simply wasn't true but again, he was trying to tell a story and the story was more important than the facts that were involved. there's an interesting issue two, when he rose up from slavery he serialized it in a magazine. in that magazine there's a photograph of the home and the caption says this was the home of booker t. washington left when he went to hampton, it's got a whitewashed front, nice-looking place. very tidy. the fence is up, everything's fine but he never used that photograph again. the photograph he used later was one that was current and it showed clotheslines and it was falling down with boards falling out of the house . it looked really sad. when they bought the home in 1869 four years after they were slaves it looks pretty good. it was a good nice substantial home and he didn't