s. berlin is featured both in the accompanying exhibition to the book and in film. the t.v. series babylon berlin enjoys a world wide success. of us with a. big me up going on. i think interest has continued because these things are simply still valid within and sponsored by what was important and fashionable in the nineteen twenty s of things people read and watch are still a gentleman and so when you see the films from the period they have an unbelievable energy in the months it still goes silent films simply blow you away. in the book it's the text by boris paul phyla and the illustrations by will that bring one thousand nine hundred twenty s. berlin alive again it comes with an accompanying music cd. but the one nine hundred twenty s. weren't just about hedonism this was an era of sweeping change in many respects. politics. work. poverty. sports. and function you stop this i don't see. the roaring twenty's were only a golden age in the city for one specific group through to most other people there were very dark difficult years most people had no social support network an

s. berlin alive again it comes with an accompanying music cd. but the one nine hundred twenty s. weren't just about hedonism this was an era of sweeping change in many respects. sex. work. poverty. sports. and foundation you stop this i don't see. the roaring twenties were only a golden age in the city for one specific group through to most other people there were very dark difficult years most people had no social support network and didn't really have much to laugh about it it's still night life was extremely important extinguished. for the first time the stars of this decade were women people like actress money de trace and dancer josephine baker. night falls on berlin pays homage to female pioneers such as t.f. on how to one of the most successful women in the film business. about whose mental acrobatics astonished cabaret audiences. scott bonds of course i think there were really great authors and orders both men and women caught in the import i were a lot of female protagonist zippered think about all the. significant things. but gotten as good as a very modern or and. the

s. and thirty's the berlin of the new york jets tipitina's meant and american gangsters from the twenty's and thirty's. and for her that's once again i say go for the emotion fast in the end of it by this i've always found them fascinating despite as i got the idea of combining the two after watching two fields if i feel like it's a standard wished in. road one was road to perdition with tom hanks which came out around ten years ago. and you did enough to me for having that i was the other was with fritz lang's m. on the shoulder honest i thought and it takes place in one thousand nine hundred eighty one the same year that the film was made on. the road to perdition also takes place in one nine hundred thirty one but was shocked about seventy years later when a lot i could do it would have. that right there that's right. for them. oh yeah. if i smacked every mike in the world featured in road to perdition and the world of one nine hundred thirty s. berlin it would also contemporaneous so why don't merge them that's how i got the idea for giving them oddities. the british aspect definition

s line from berlin top so a politician gunned down in kosovo all about iran a french was a prominent leader of ethnic serbs his murder bears the hallmarks of a political assassination triggering fears of renewed tensions between kosovo and serbia also on the program thirteen brothers and sisters held captive some in chains in this suburban home in southern california police charged the parents with torture. and pope francis asked the chilean people to forgive the church for a sex abuse scandal expresses his.

s line from berlin kenya's leading opposition figure stages a mock inauguration in the nation's capital tens of thousands turn out to witness raila odinga challenge to the newly installed government will in a symbolic protest spark more deadly unrest after kenya's disputed election we're live in nairobi also coming up a breakthrough on refugees the parties in germany's coalition talks hammer out a deal allowing refugees to bring family members to join them and naming and shaming the u.s. releases a list of high profile russian politicians an oligarchy retires to the kremlin part of a measure passed by congress to punish moscow for meddling in the twenty sixteen presidential election. great to have you along everyone will we start in east africa where kenya is opposition leader raila odinga has taken a symbolic presidential oath of office in a mock ceremony in the capital nairobi while thousands of a static supporters of war were on hand at the swearing in event which can be as attorney general has called an act of treason i think a boycotted a rerun of the country's presidential vote la

s life from berlin the tops of politician gunned down in cost of a all about iran of their choice of prominent leader of ethnic serbs his murder bears the hallmarks of a political assassination triggering fears of renewed tensions between kosovo and serbia also on the program. thirteen brothers and sisters held captive some in chains in this suburban home in southern california police charged the parents with torture. and pope francis asked chilling to forgive the catholic church for a sex abuse scandal expresses his pain and shame over a scandal that has turned many chileans away from their faith protesters joined crowds welcoming him to the capital santiago. i'm phil gayle welcome to the program. problems leader of ethnic serbs in kosovo has been gunned down in front of his political party's office in the city of mitrovica all of a lot of it just murder threatens to inflame ethnic tensions between serbia and its former province kosovo declared independence from serbia in two thousand and eight a decade after a war that killed thirteen thousand mainly ethnic albanians but belgrade h

s line of firm berlin it's decision day here in germany political leaders have just a few more hours left to reach a deal on starting talks to form a new government will they meet that deadline and what happens if they fail also coming up thousands roundly and pakistan to protest against the rape and murder of an eight year old girl with a killer still at large they want to know why the police were so slow to react and the european union throws its weight behind the iran nuclear deal after meeting with iran's foreign minister and they say their grievance is working and they challenge president trump to come up with a better alternative. on little rock thanks very much for your company political leaders here in germany are bracing for a long and difficult night of negotiations on the americans conservatives and the center left s.p.d. are trying to see if they have enough common ground to enter formal coalition talks a less exploratory talks enter their final day chancellor merkel says no many hurdles still remain. lobbying groups have been protesting outside the talks every day now am

s line from berlin it's decision day here in germany political leaders have just a few more hours left to reach a deal on starting talks to form a new government will they meet them deadline and what happens if they fail also coming up thousands roundly and tucker stunt a protest against the grief and murder of an eight year old girl with a killer still at large they want to know why the police were so slow to react and the european union throws its weight behind.

s line from berlin mcelwee it's macro in paris the german chancellor and the french president hope to put on a show of unity but events back home in germany this weekend could mark the beginning of the end of the long battle here and take you live to paris also on the program. turkey files on kurdish militias in syria with tanks and troops ready to roll turkey's defense minister says the shelling is part of a planned invasion. some said he wouldn't last until christmas for president trump is still there to take a look at his turbulent first year you know. i'm from galle welcome to the program europe's two most powerful leaders meet today to discuss their fissions for the blockhouse i'm going to mco visits paris for talks with french president emmanuel macro trying to hammer out a series of reforms to the eurozone at an e.u. summit last month chancellor and president said they hope to have proposals ready by march twenty eighth is seen as a crucial time to push through these reforms ahead of european parliamentary elections and bracks it but agreement sees seems a long way off. from th

s live from berlin still to come the long wait for the return of a child we chant chimes of mother whose dogs are left four years ago to fight recently stated i still hasn't come home. first i get hot alpha's is here with more from davos as i feel it's not just i love our clear dressing but has been there in davos this strong european focus of the swiss alps today francis emmanuel mark is due to speak later and was spain's skin philip who took to the stage he delivered a message that increasingly puts europe at all it's with the united states the e.u. is open for business and wants to preserve free trade. a sunny day in davos as europe takes center stage king philippe the sixth of spain began proceedings campaigning for european unity not so long after his country was a symbol of the economic divide spreading through the years. in short we can state that spain now has a very competitive economy and represents an outstanding investment opportunity despite being a cause for concern in their european union just a few years ago today spain is driving growth and making a positive contribution

s line from berlin and double after superman dons now researchers have successfully cloned a monkey durkin's after dolly the suit was closer than say look here's the six acknowledged the clique suit nothing much as a scientific breakthrough that's raising many ethical questions for the public clones makes of human cloning also.

s. . the story is you have the berlin jews not very religious for money and debt in order to get his mother's inheritance he has to fulfill her dying wish wish is to make peace with his orthodox jewish brother. which is. the money. if you were here to be useful to. go for took it was it was a huge hit here here in germany why do you think that was i mean why do you think germans really went for. this was the right thing at the right time i think it was luck already also i mean. the broadcast. stations. at first they were afraid to do it they felt ok could you know people could feel it would be anti-semitic because you could laugh about jews and i said no this is a more modern way of dealing with jewishness it's like we're not laughing at them but with them they sold it by germany was waiting for an first jewish comedy happening in germany now and without the holocaust it's like jews believe it or not continue living here. i don't mean what it mean for you personally that it was so successful here because i mean germans really embraced the film. it was overwhelming and. how can they say. i kno

more let's bring in our correspondent reviewed overall to a standing by there at the s kitty headquarters in berlin where the talks have been taking place and report wow what a what a series of talks it has been i mean more than twenty four hours these party leaders talking there and various representatives just bring us up to date about what we have been saying. you just said twenty four hours of negotiating from from yesterday morning on up till now right now you can see behind me all the journalists queuing up here in front of the believe we're going to house these social democrats quarters here in berlin waiting for the press conference to start or at least to get in and then to waiting for the press conference in which we are going to hear how this agreement really looks like what we have been hearing so far is that there has been an agreement but we don't have any details yet we only know that the negotiators have been struggling to find some agreement especially on the issues taxes refugees and. health insurance and i can't i don't really know yet what the main sticking point was but what we

s at this year's berlin film festival and we've got her story. while iraq thank you very much for your company everyone we started our broadcast in davos where u.s. president donald trump has delivered his much anticipated closing remarks to the world economic forum there in switzerland while trump said that america is quote open for business and that america first doesn't mean america alone. well the president stressed that he supports free trade but it needs to be fair and reciprocal all times that america's immigration system is stuck in the past but he announced a change on his immigration stance saying republicans will accept a path to citizenship for almost two million so-called dreamers those are young immigrants brought illegally to the u.s. as children we are all right and now we're going to discuss president trump speech in a greater detail and bring you analysis of it but first let's take a listen to one of the sound bites that stood out i believe in america as president of the united states i will always put america first just like th

s line from berlin seeing and double after she bandung is now researchers have successfully cloned monkeys and decades after dolly the sheep was formed scientists in china use the same technology to create to do nothing much is a scientific breakthrough that's raising many ethical questions get the funding clones make human cloning possible one day also coming up. donald trump orion's at the world economic forum in davos is expected to make excuses for the war certainly that is a mirror of the first policy you can be good for them to do abuse counseling as more. u.s. president donald trump is in davos touting his message of america first who will world leaders listen and have a home for the world economic forum and i'll have more coming up. and also ahead turkey bounce a continue a controversial offensive against kurds in northern syria we'll look at how turks at home are reacting to the campaign and the risks for those who dare criticize. the former i is militants we're turning home from syria a former assistant fire tells us why he joined the extremists and how he owes them at least good

civil rights movement is being seen as being inspirational to protests into 's the 1980's with the tearing of the berlin wall or the protests in tiananmen square. for the streets of birmingham to be the site in america that protest was brought home to the world was a really significant thing. on to thet to add rationale why you would therefore than create a national rights monument in birmingham? what are theking, opportunities for identifying the resources, both nationally and internationally, to sustain the stewardship of these cultural landscapes? i think there are a lot of scholars at this table and the conference that fully understands the depth and beauty and complexity of this history. we need more advocates with the resources that can help us on the preservation side of things. when you were discussing stewardship planning, and a coalition of partners for these spaces, the national trust would love to help convene and organize that with partners, again nationally and internationally. so if you know of those, please let me know. >> do we have another question or comment? please. >> i am a phd stu

s. the french horn player with the berlin philharmonic orchestra goes on a musical voyage of discovery. this time sarah is in norway by the ice music festival discovering how instruments are made out of ice and experiencing a rather unique concert. in fifteen minutes on d w. oh. black forest and hunter. reporter nicole inflation is in her element. millions of winter sports and i'm going into my very best to try everything the flat earth has to offer ten more because there's so much to do. the black forest over winter wonderland. thirty minutes. a day nothing would change you know the banks. and so was the language of the bank money. for speaking the truth global news that matters g.w. made for mines. dropping bombs on civilians. fortunately the situation escalates it was no longer a need for scruples. ruthless calculation military leaders were gopi extent of the past. technological spurts with a conflagration massacres. starting february third d. w. . germany's social democrats have given the go ahead for coalition talks with chancellor angela merkel's conservatives a slim majority of d

s of this year's early knol of the berlin film festival we have her story. i'm brian thomas welcome to the show germany has moved one step closer to. a new government formal coalition talks between. conservatives and the social democrats have kicked off more than four months after germans went to the polls now both leaders were upbeat going into those talks there's a lot riding on the outcome not only a future governments at stake but the political future of both party leaders as well here's what they had to say just before the discussions. journalist setting up the microphones and cameras outside the christian democrats party headquarters petitions successfully ignoring them and interest groups are to paging because it's coolish and talk time in berlin after weeks and weeks off to a limb in every talks the real negotiations between uncle america's conservative party broke on the social democrats take off and they want to be finished within ten days. even though we will make sure to negotiate quickly at this point i believe people really expect us to work to

time and xander stephanie has shown his pieces from the sanchez men's collection in berlin in the one nine hundred ninety s. the design in liberated men's fashion from old constraints using among other things pretty colors and striking patterns he was one of the same attention for the months and the woman's i mean he also used the same inspiration for both. by the time johnny cheney was murdered in one thousand nine hundred seventy he was a legend centric and flamboyant as his own creation. he gained international fame in the 1980's his turns included princess diana. and elton joan. in the era of supermodels like. naomi campbell and kate moss. the exhibition trains his bizarre chains rise from fabric purchaser to star designer. you see all the development it was much more intellectual than it became more sexy than was appeal for celebrities and when your show. released the first such a for everybody. swedish top model marcus schrenker berry. one of alexander stephany's outfits in the one nine hundred ninety s. he was by such as favorite male model. the model i'm a collector i still enjoy donning the design

s from the world over have been heading to the german capital for a good three decades now after the berlin wall fell in one nine hundred eighty nine the fledgling electronic music scene found homes in east berlin is many empty buildings. in the one nine hundred ninety one to saw opened and quickly became synonymous with brilliance club life more than one d.j. to korea there. in the two hundred eighty nine the first love parade lifts through germany's capital within ten years it was putting in a million and a half reva's. at the turn of the millennium details like billions paula zahn now with feeding the hype he was the lead in the movie berlin calling a cinema tribute to the techno scene. today electronic music has conquered the world but clubs like baton rouge and prince charles a still talk of patience for countless d.j.'s and a hard partying public in this old and new party town. hall of fame dick has repeatedly been named the world's best d.j. booked for gigs around the world he's often circled the globe up to sixteen times over the course of the year. but in favorite twenty sixteen hu

berlin last year. this is predicted to be a great one for i.p.o.'s an almost three hundred billion dollars bonanza for public listings of companies which means you can start investing in the who shares could you get your hands on and twenty eighteen we'll let you know also coming out watch out tesla the startup bites and is revealing its vision for the future of electric mobility in las vegas but can that go with fellow chinese firms fail and going dry towns worst drought in decades coping with the harsh conditions is one thing but it's also leading to job cuts we'll tell you why. i'm daniel winter and this is a business update tech firms are lining up to go public you could soon be buying a slice of the likes of spotify and dropbox analysts say the market for initial public offerings is that cold could total two hundred ninety billion dollars and twenty eighty the biggest i.p.o. expected isn't a new fangled startup. is saudi arabian oil mammoth goes ahead with its plans to sell five percent of its shares on global financial markets it will be the la

consequences until the very end of it some lives and of david chaytor al-jazeera eastern berlin a group of iranian m.p.'s is to on sunday to visit some of the demonstrators being held in prison after the recent wave of protests there promising to investigate reports of torture and deaths in place custody then bus traffic reports from teheran. here. in the weeks that followed anti-government protests in iran security forces and police detained thousands of suspected demonstrators most have been interrogated and really just made to sign a pledge promising never again to participate in unrest or damage public property almost everyone tried to contact even those who marched in favor of the government declined to speak to us many said they worried they might say the wrong thing and lend themselves in a prison cell by coincidence or by design government actions following opposition rallies have created an atmosphere of fear and speaking publicly is seen as an act of courage. is the secretary of the justice seekers a student movement with members from universities across to the advocate for public housing and b

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civil rights movement is being seen as being inspirational to protests into 's the 1980's with the tearing of the berlin wall or the protests in tiananmen square. for the streets of birmingham to be the site in america that protest was brought home to the world was a really significant thing. on to thet to add rationale why you would therefore than create a national rights monument in birmingham? what are theking, opportunities for identifying the resources, both nationally and internationally, to sustain the stewardship of these cultural landscapes? i think there are a lot of scholars at this table and the conference that fully understands the depth and beauty and complexity of this history. we need more advocates with the resources that can help us on the preservation side of things. when you were discussing stewardship planning, and a coalition of partners for these spaces, the national trust would love to help convene and organize that with partners, again nationally and internationally. so if you know of those, please let me know. >> do we have another question or comment? please. >> i am a phd stu

s at this year's berlin film festival we have. i'm brian thomas a very warm welcome to to the show well within the last hour u.s. president donald trump has been delivering his much anticipated closing remarks to the world economic forum in davos switzerland now he said that america is open for business and that america first does not mean america alone the president stressed that he supports free trade but that it needs to be fair and reciprocal trump also said america's immigration system is stuck in the past but he announced a change on his immigration stance saying republicans will accept citizenship for the so-called dreamers who were brought into the united states illegally as from a speech. system that work i did states i will always put america first just like the leaders of other countries should put their country first also but america first does not mean america alone when the united states grows so does the world eros are working to reform the international trading system so that it promotes broadly shared prosperity a

s of terrorist a att. michelle: for the vivictims of e attack on berlin's breitscheidplatz, this help has come a bit late. it's estimated that turkey has taken in more than three million syrian refugees. that's more than any other country and it's a huge challenge, especially given that almost half of them are children. however, turkey is getting billions of euros from the european union to help it care for the refugees, including providing an education. but our reporter julia hahn has met one young girl in istanbul whose plightht is typical for e many chihildren o are e being lt out. >> the clattering of the sewing machines -- for aras, it's long been part of everyday life. aras is 11, and this istanbul dressmaking shop is where she works. the women here sew lingerie and she feeds the machines with fabric. cutting, sorting, stacking. twelve hours a day, monday to friday. for that, she earns 50 cents an hour. >> sure, i'd rather go to school. but we have to pay so much rent. food, the water bill -- it's all expensive. so i have to work to helelp my family. aras is not the only child in the workshop. child

this is g w news live from berlin is all ages it marks the seventh anniversary of the arab spring two w.'s funny fun shot in june as of the moment as fresh protests get on the one. thing. that's changed is that you can't. get ready to take the streets to come for an economic revolution there are fears the situation could escalate as the north african nation struggles with deep rooted economic problems also on the program. it is also never forget shamefaced apology for more thorough change in hawaii this after a message is mistakenly sent out warning of a missile approaching the panic residents feared for their lives for almost forty minutes before the error was corrected we'll tell you what went wrong. and in german sort of like so sure hoping to get off to a fast start in the second half of the season the team hosting shall come last night with a second place in the bundesliga for grabs. hello and welcome my name's christopher spring eight thanks for joining us fresh protests have erupted in tunis yet as the north african nation marks the seventh anniversary of the arab spring uprising th

so it gained world attention as a key venue for essential goods during the berlin airlift of the late one nine hundred forty s. now it is used as a temporary home for people who have come to germany fleeing war zone. in recent times architects have tended to agree that of the buildings that survived world war two does the olympic stadium that is the most remembered the flame which lifts up this architectural wonder of a stadium is long dead as is the regime which built this entire stadium but democratic germany believes that there is a place in society for some of the nazi era architecture but securely as a warning from history of the dark past dominant came out jazeera at the olympic stadium in berlin now live and file around the world the start of two thousand and eighteen as many was satirizing the u.n. secretary general antonio the terrorist took the opportunity to issue what he called a red alert about the dangers facing a soul kristensen amy now reports. was was two thousand and eighteen got off to a colorful start down under in new zealand and australia there are a rainbow of fireworks lit up the sydne

s like billions pollock i play now with feeding the hype he was the lead in the movie berlin calling a cinema tribute to the techno scene. today electronic music has conquered the world but clubs like baton rouge and prince charles us to talk about a nation still count as d.j. and a hard partying public in the old and new policy town. hall and dick has repeatedly been named the world's best d.j. booked for gigs around the world he's often circled the globe up to sixteen times over the course of a year. but in favorite twenty sixteen fell from a stage in the netherlands six meters down suffering severe head injuries. he had to then to talk all over again his fiance design american peter morello stuck by his side in the clinic. credited with saving his life in the last twenty seventeen the couple married in their home country of colombia and today specialist paul van dyk is back working his magic around the world. record is a eighty three a case of us from tristen is the turntable champion he's one national d.j. battles and in trying to fourteen the world championship in azerbaijan to

-day already news live from berlin to news is on edge is it marks the seventh anniversary of the arab spring the w.'s funny franchise in shooters as fresh protests get under way this thing called out to the people and things that change if things get out because that's a call to get ready to continue to take to the streets and to go for it could of the revolution. there are fears the situation could escalate as the north african nation struggles with deep rooted economic problems also on the program. kitty and also of course we'll never forget as shamefaced apology from all parties in our why this soft a message is mistakenly sent out warning of a missile approaching the ana and panicked residents feared for their lives for almost forty minutes before the error was corrected i'll tell you what went wrong. and the first baby panda ever to be born in france makes its public debut at a zoo just outside paris and just five months of age she's already crowing his way into people's hearts. home free thanks for joining me. fresh protests have erupted in china sea as the north african nation marks the sevent