thanks, stefan, i'll bejust chilling here.armen's in japan, facing her food fears, as she takes on her latest taste challenge. it's quite overpowering. this might take a bit of getting used to. sweden's capital city stockholm is built around lake malaren and the baltic sea on m islands. its pastel—coloured buildings and historical old town date back seven centuries to a time when stockholm was scandinavia's main trading post. and, today, with a population ofi million, it's one of europe's smallest but fastest—growing capital cities and its eyes are set firmly on the future. this place has been called the start—up capital of europe and there are plans to make it the smartest, most hi—tech city in the world. but what does that actually mean? a smart city is a city that utilises sustainability, real digitalisation to find new technology to make it easier for citizens, visitors and businesses to become eco—friendly. there are some initiatives already visible on the street like this solar—powered bin. when it's full, it signals so

of love. >> we have stefan's name in chinese.tefan in chinese is -- and then we got some accessory from when we were travelling. this is from bali, a gekko. >> it's one of thehe most impoanant parts ofof our home. that's our mini-bar with bottles from all over the world. whenever we go travelling, we try to make a stop somewhere in a duty-free shop so some nice whiskeys from scotland and ireland. snowy is a sad bear >> what is his name? >> his name is snowy. this is one of our decorations. it sigignifies wealthy and god luck. and good health for the family. >> thank youou for visiting u. bye bye. >> and now, we're off to the tropics to the small island state of sao tomé and principe, a former portuguese colony in the gulf of guinea, near the equator. our reporter vanessa fischer visited the smaller of the two islands, principe, which is a mere 140 square kilometers in size. unesco declared it a biosphere reserve in 2012.2. a lot has changed since then, especially when it comes to attitudes about plastic waste. >> leve, leve. take

>> stefan colbert applies the nazi salute. bannon was a naval officer and freed american hostages in teheran. and he's decorated and i wonder what the jewish community thinks about seeing the nazi salutes. and thinks that the highest paid star doing that? this is late nightdomic and unhinged hate. there ain't no line. it is it all anything goes. last week, or in the againing of the week, stefan colbert mocked president trump's reaction to hurricane harvey and here's the bottom line. while trump was in texas twice, stefan colbert was on vacation and he had the time and resources to go do it himself. he mocks people from afar. that's all you need to know about stefan colbert. >> tucker:nys to stay away from the nazi stuff. >> it is a hard-and-fast rule. >> you see press reaction. only praise for colbert. >> tucker: thank you, good to see you. back on the break we'll have the latest on the forecast of hurricane irma and go live where thousands of residents plan to ride out the storm. stay tuned for that. trust #1 doctor recommend

one environmentalist worried about the dolphins is marine biologist stefan austermuhle. >> the pacific ocean in fronont of the peruvian coast is the most bibioproductive ocen in the world. we are catching here 10% of the world's fish catch. that meansns there's a lot of fd around in form of anchovovies and other small pelagic fish. and where there's a lot of food, all the guyuys that eat that fod will come by and have their part. and that means we have here more than wh--uh, 30 species of whales and dolphins. the fact that dolphins are killed in shark fisheries here in peru is an open secret in the entire industry. everybody that works in the fishing industry knows it. all the government representatives know it. and even the ngogos working in the ocean, they know it. but nobody talks about it, because you can't prove it. how do you want to prove something that appears-- that happens tens or hundreds of miles offshore that you have never even seen? >> we were introduced to a former fisherman who agreed to speak openly about the hunting of dolphins. >> [speaking spanish] >> i went to see

thanks, stefan, i'll bejust chilling here.can bejust jaw—dropping, and most people new to the country make a beeline for the yakatori joints or sushiers that you'll find everywhere. i've lived here in tokyo for over three years now and i love japanese food. but there's still some ifind quite intimidating. so, with a little help from my translator, yoko... carmen. ..i'm taking my taste buds on a trip through this country to try and understand what i'm missing out on. this leg brings me back to my adopted home town, tokyo. and to a food that inspires genuine affection here. so this is natto. natto is soya beans that have been left to ferment into a kind of stringy goo. the secret is a colony of bacteria called bacillus subtilis. it's a well—liked, popular breakfast with, they say, significant health benefits. why does it have to be so gooey and slimy? for tourists, let's just say it's an acquired taste. tastes a bit like medicine. if i'm ever going to learn to appreciate natto, it's going to take resolve and research. arigato. a

knew his father mainly from the albums he produced when connie chung died far too young stefan was just thirteen the film is partly a search for counties traces but above all a personal homage to the father the producer the free spirit. he could have had the thing on his button on his head saying there are no rules but those in the. room to move to coney punk let musicians try things out he was obsessed with the possibilities of analog technology he tinkered with the sound and sampled long before the term was invented kitchen i was editing was a special art of his analog editing of the stereo tape after recording via the net and he invented his own techniques to manipulate the sound. so when he put. the documentary is full of surprises it's a belated tribute to this music maniac and finally introduces him to a wider public. and he's one of those voice boxes and i put this in through this voice box and then with his two he was stood in the middle of the studio willing it round his head when they had two microphones up in the ceiling and it made this kind of swirling sound. you know those

one day, stefan rochon was in the white house. he bumped into the negro president who barbara ross had predicted would be in the white house. [applause] and wil: that president asked stefan rochon what he was up to. he said, i have just been hired to be the technical advisor to "the butler." and i stopped in the white house today because i wanted to get a little gift for the writer, for wil haygood who wrote the story. the negro president, who barbara ross predicted would win, turned on his heels and went back into his office and came out. he said, he had something in a blue leather case encased in velvet. he gave it to stefan rochon who said, thank you mr. president. i know for a fact wil is going to love this. the president said, i think he'll love it too. the gift that the kid born in the year thurgood in 1954 received from the negro president, who barbara ross had predicted, is a presidential ink pen that i have taken from lock and key in my home and brought here tonight, and signed every book that you will leave here with thi

stefan murky director of the national theatre environment wanted to perform friedrich schiller's play william tell on the would lead meadow and asked the court to design the stage according to legend this is where swiss rebels took their vows and founded their country the hood the meadow is sacred to the swiss. watch maker indicated and then to claim that. they were in a little while for. a few weeks later booker started to put his idea into action. he needed sharpened tree trunks for the twenty six sculptures he wanted to place on the meadow twenty six the number of swiss cantons. each tree trunk was between six and nine meters long. the project took weeks and was a logistical tour de force. piece by piece the stage was assembled. a sort of forest emerged from the logs ropes and boulders between which the actors would later moved. the seating can accommodate two thousand seven hundred people and crowds flocked to the ridley to experience because stage sculpture. in the summer of two thousand and four two hundred years after its first performance william tell was staged amid the praye

stefan is convinced that although inheriting doesn't cause inequality it in trenches it it's not fair he says that high taxes have to be paid on money earned from work but none for wealth and inheritances that's why home is in favor of reintroducing the inheritance tax as an equalizer an element. of. the current. we could use this inheritance tax to reduce the tax burden on work and we could support several other things of social value. because if. we could increase the equality of opportunity and intergenerational fairness fane then this think you we want to prevent households from drifting further and further apart if we want to put the brakes on wealth inequality claims. the company heiress mary christina or someone wants to reach young people from all social classes with her start up teens initiative she wants to inspire them to start their own companies. business people like her who don't agree with wealth and inheritance taxes. she believes the inheritance tax on business assets should be as low as possible. this should add fuel says how debating the m.v. people who say that and

first since 1978 lost a huge chunk of his advantage on stage 17's steep final climb with austrian stefanategory climb to alto de los machucos, with italy's vincenzo nibali cutting his overall lead by 42 seconds. veteran spanish rider alberto contador came in second, clawing back more than a minute on froome to keep alive the race for the red jersey you can get all the latest sports news at our website the final of the men's quarter—finals of the us open is about to take to the court. that his roger federer againstjuan martin del potro. the winner of this will go on to face the world number one. 0n the other side of the draw it is kevin anderson against tableau. and we also have the four semifinalists for the women's draw decided, all—american, the first time that has been since 1981. good morning. there is wind and rain in the forecast for the british isles over the next few days but nothing like the wet and windy weather that is being brought in the caribbean by hurricane irma. during the day ahead the storm will move away from puerto rico, just clipping the north of the dominican repub

the nfl, the championship warriors won't visit the white house after the president had a fight with stefan curry and now a major league baseball fire -- baseball player has decided to take any. the washington post's two thirds of americans believe president trump is dividing the country. >> nancy pelosi says the president is wrong to get involved. >> what's unfortunate, i think he was ill advised if advised at all to go down this path. sports have been a great unifier. sports and the arts will bring america together is when we put our differences aside.>> as for others, the stanley cup champion penguins will do the traditional white house visit and in a statement the penguin said they respect the office of the president in the long tradition of championship teams visiting the white house. over the weekend trump rescinded the invitation to the warriors because of players comments.>>> go city has heist equipment now to find people trapped in the rubble from the quake. 100 people have been pulled from the safety. hope is dwindling that others will not survive. nearly thousand building still s

envoy to syria stefan de mistura as well as the russian ambassador. who is just optimism again and they said that if the swoopes that this will be a big relief for the people of syria perhaps there will in geneva we will be continued talking and not only talking about taking action on the human it enough victim which is a natural consequence of difficult the more difficult the more humanitarian access . through we consider the establishment of the deescalation zones to be a major milestone it has served as the light at the. to the tunnel for the syrian people and made them feel more secure if it gives hope for progress in the near future it's worth mentioning that the sticking with de confliction suits on to a new idea they have been implemented by russia and the united states and by and large they have worked nevertheless it's important to bear in mind that there are sites that action nusra front here in aleppo in egypt will try to spoil and try to ruin the decomp fiction area so cease fires as they have in the past so it will be important to watch f

stefan: one should take a step back from the election propaganda.em a little bit and boosting investment. if you look at the construction sector, they are working at full capacity. you might end up with higher prices. germica coalition would be tricky for merkel to manage. if you look at some of the issues within europe, social security, especially environment, it almost seems the two parties are the opposite end. if you look at it from a very simplistic, kind of power balance, you might even say, they neutralize each other and merkel will keep on going with her kind of course. she is established a lot and 12 years. some in thector is cdu was lost heavily treating these losses to the fact that they have not been catering sufficiently to the conservative part of the electorate. members see the party of the democrats are pushing a little bit more to the conservative elements. the balance merkel has to deal with. manus: how much of a risk is a brexit and a hard brexit to the german industry in terms of the automakers? in terms of the exporters? that re

something else in, stefan curry, the golden state warriors guard said something yesterday donald trumpto visit the white house after winning the nba championship. donald trump responded to that by saying, quote, going to the white house is considered a great honor for a championship team. invitation is withdrawn. now lebron james, one of the greatest basketball players of all time is weighing in by saying you bum, stefan curry says he is not going. going to the white house was a great honor until you showed up. over the last 24 hours donald trump has found himself in some public and heated feuds with some nba big stars. haven't had a chance to talk about what donald trump said today on twitter about some republican senators opposing the latest gop health care plan, sent some sharp words, john mccain yesterday, that he would not be voting for it. and taking over the news cycle. anything from the white house from your sources from half. are they figuring out a response to this political bomb that has gone off? >> nothing from the white house. hard to know if this was in his prepared rema

envoy stefan de mistura and the russian ambassador to syria have both said that this will be of a big relief to the civilians. we consider the establishment of the deescalation zones to be a major milestone and it has served as the light at the end of the tunnel for the syrian people and i made them feel more secure if it gives hope for progress in the near future but there will in geneva we will be continued talking and not only talking but taking action on the humanitarian big. the one thing worth mentioning is that these the flexion zones have been attempted in the past there is always somebody who tries to spoil them in this case in aleppo in it'll be al-qaeda in syria people the factions and sides who are not interested in the ceasefire and who who leave and cites for the war to continue there will be those elements and it will be important to carry on with the de confliction zooms to carry on with this ceasefire despite despite any attempt they might make to spoil them to ruin them you know a lot resting on this latest one spent on the talks in kazakhstan about the situation on

presenting its innovative ideas and solutions under the slogan see think act good boy and i have stefan somewhere in visions accident any missions free driving in the long term so there refining their technology in the field of sensors artificial intelligence and mechanics to go with. that dr concepts aren't the only aspects undergoing fundamental changes the interiors of the future. will also be radically different eighty and develop seat and space concepts my dog does the abs and to me as muscle believes the car will eventually be a third living space and the spaces will increasingly merge to form an office or a living room on wheels the cars functionality itself will evolve. out he provides an example of how the components might go together the elaine and icon concept vehicles are all electric and self driving as well. that you're laying out ngs rupert stadler describes the elaine as the embodiment of their vision of autonomy is driving with level for the driver sits in the driver's seat as usual and presses the artificial intelligence button to switch over to autonomy is driving the

created in germany but it's sold in london and new york why is that let's find some answers from stefan from greece one of germany's most prestigious auction houses. i think this is an lobby there's no one lobbying for it it's not like the twenty's when you had patrons and collectors and benefactors from the museums. today art is often bound up with an educational mandate funded by the public with big museums with events. events on the middle class collector peers at a disadvantage. there is another new phenomenon contemporary art is often incredibly expensive while paintings from the eighteenth or nineteenth centuries don't sell at all why is that. and also there's a lot of hype at the moment around easy to distressed contemporary work the old master's take effort to appreciate the notion that you have to be aware of arts mythology and like no graffiti is out of fashion in our time but we're working on that side because intelligence is sexy but. sexy if you examine it on the topic of collectors is art just a hobby for millionaires or do ordinary people stand a chance that wasn't mentio

everybody knows who stefan curry is.and frankly picking a fight with an opposition that is ill equipped to have an argument with. not only does he have, you know, faulty logic at his disposal but also he's simply going against people who are more popular than he is. and he won't understand that until it's too late. >> for the audience, some of the people who have cracked back at donald trump, eric holder, the former attorney general of the united states says taking a knee is not without precedence, mr. president. you see a picture of civil rights icons kneeling in protest. dr. william barber bishop, william barber now tweeted the same photo and tweeted, nfl players who take a knee are sons of justice taking their place in the river of resistance that has brought us thus far on our way. i mean, bill, this is a long tradition that these athletes are upholding and the president maybe doesn't understand it. >> i think he doesn't. what he's saying basically, again, i just got -- this is the problem. he's saying this is a prob

stefan mackie director of the national theatre environment wanted to perform friedrich schiller's play william tell on the would lead meadow and asked the court to design the stand. according to legend this is where swiss rebels took their vows and founded their country the hood the meadow is sacred to the swiss. they come to get them then to move that. over on the good will. a few weeks later the car started to put his idea into action he needed sharpened tree trunks for the twenty six sculptures he wanted to place on the meadow twenty six the number of swiss cantons. each tree trunk was between six and nine meters long. the project took weeks and was a logistical tour de force. piece by piece the stage was assembled. a sort of forest emerged from the logs ropes and boulders between which the actors would later move. the seating can accommodate two thousand seven hundred people and crowds flocked to the ridley to experience stage sculpture. in the summer of two thousand and four two hundred years after its first performance william tell was stage of made the cars artwork. thanks. than

they just desperately wanted a scientist somewhere to take them seriously and do some research when stefan untrue who approached dr caplan in one thousand nine hundred six she was the director of behavioral research for the university of calgary as a scientist she was highly skeptical i'm sort of notion of utilising minerals for mental illness was simply proposed for us i thought well that's impossible you can't do that there's no way it would have that effect but i think that line of thought. it is reflective of our lack of education about nutrition and the fact that blood is bathing the neurons in our brain every minute of every day bringing oxygen and what micronutrients to make those brain cells work stephan and his co-founder created a nonprofit called true hoop and after years of experimentation they developed a mineral based formula called m. power plus intrigued by autumn and joseph successful transformations dr kaplan and on his continued studying the formula for bipolar disorder a.d.h. d. and depression he wasn't trying to build an empire when he set out to save me and joe it was