stefan: that has not been addressed at all.ally republican administrations would talk about reductions in government spending and we have yet to hear a proposal of how that may happen. so that is what is causing the $1.5 trillion hole. betty: stay with us, we're going to talk with you more. a quick check of the latest business flash headlines at this hour. the u.s. justice department is said to have sold at&t to work out how to get the benefits they want to propose a merger with time warner without being used to own cnn, pbs and other turner channels. antitrust officials have suggested that at&t explore alternatives to just selling turner in forming a joint venture with the newly separated company. haidi: reliance communications senate missed payments on two bonds due at the start of the month. they are the equivalent of 400 $60 million and $115 million. the failure to pay is the latest indication of their latest debt woes. chase market share. betty: the world's biggest coal producer announced a drop in profit. net income dropp

this is the man responsible for all the delicacies at the press ball stefan everhart head chef at the hotel adlon kempinski . although he doesn't prepare all the food himself he dreamed up the color creations and combined them to form a theme the concept. and only what's good enough for him is good enough for the guests. has to taste good there has to be enough of it. and the guests need to be impressed by what they see. one hundred cooks put his ideas into practice. after six months of preparation everything is completed within three days. stefan ever hardest task is to rush back and forth between five kitchens and keep an eye on everything. and then. my job is to see as much as possible and pay attention to details on my staff. and see how they're coping you know find out if there are any problems. some twenty three hundred guests are expected to attend the german press ball. preparing food for that number of people is a logistical challenge. all the ingredients including half a ton of vegetables must be delivered on time and processed immediately. get moving . everything has to go

sustainability is important to stefan edberg. the motto change of perspective includes looking at how we will eat in the future. after searing. and then roasted with oil and herbs in the oven. i think it's important to say that the food on the plate. and that's a lot of went into it. doesn't. that's why i want people to go home and say i dined out of. stefan everhart combines craftsmanship and creativity to make sure the press ball is a night to remember. after looking at all the fantastic food on offer here and i have to say it's really really hard to decide what to eat there are fourteen food stalls in all at the bowl with very different layouts and food in huge quantities for example three thousand or he says in addition stephanie behind and his team have prepared eighty kilograms of steaks and one hundred fifty kilograms of fish don't forget the desserts which looks so nice there they are almost too good to eat but not everyone has to line up at the buffet around three hundred guests will be served a proper meal and would din

this week's jefferson award winner is stefan wakefield who has helped cancer survivors look good andtter for 25 years. >> cut them up and you've got a wrap. >> reporter: singer felicia harris learns how to deal with head coverings. there's ideas for head wraps and wigs and makeup for sensitive skin and eyebrows lost. >> he does it in a comedic fashion, which is really fun. >> reporter: she get emotional for stefan's gift runs deeper. >> you're not alone. you are able to have people who are really caring and loving. it's kind of hard a little bit, you know, receiving the love. sorry. >> i love helping people. you want to pat with your ring finger. >> reporter: stefan has run two peninsula salons of his own for years, but about twice a month he leads free beauty and skin care workshops for cancer survivors mostly at hospitals like kaiser permanente in redwood city. the two hour session for women called look good feel better, a 28-year-old program of the american cancer society. >> and if she can walk out of that class with a smile on her face and a spring in her step, i've done my job.

stefan hankin? guest: i agree with a lot of what he is saying, everything from that there is a clear systematic effort to try to increase hurdles to voting, and you know, the pattern is there. when polling stations get shut down, they all tend to be in democratic strongholds. we look atow, when the voter id, which has been proven to adversely affect voters who tend to vote for democrats. the big problem is the move past supporting one-party or the other. this is tribalism and away. -- this is tribalism in a way. we are basically, we are revering false idols. if you are looking at a roy moore, saying it doesn't matter if there is a republican in that seat, that is a problem. same thing on the democratic side. not that it started with the president, but clearly, maybe the pinnacle of it. when you saw the things that he said on the "access hollywood" tape and a myriad of other things, as long as it is not clinton in office, i would argue that is a big problem and not a good thing for this country. host

--stefan us is stefan: kirsten.hat do you make of the incredible ascent of the german housing market? and how far can it go from here? stefan: thank you for allowing me to join you. the ascent of the housing market has two effects. a structuraln imbalance between demand and supply for more than a decade. reunification the 25 years onward. the key issue i see is that the public is waking up to this, because it is critical, and we are having a listed sector now, which pushes this challenge into the public domain. that is why you see more at the moment. matt: why? there not been more supply in the market? it is a huge issue here in berlin. a lot of citizen voters are worried that not enough apartments have been built. across germany, is the funding the problem? credit therefore building new apartments? no, i would say since germans's we believe are dying out. we have a smaller and smaller population. we had to digest the unification in the 90's. we reduced the number of staff for building permits. will be next bottlene

. >> stefan was a very relatable guy to us who were in lock up. well educated man and expressed himself so eloquently. i think he was a cautionary tale because his crimes were committed because of substance abuse, and i think most of us know people who have similar issues, but there was staefan trying to nerve ga trying to navigate through an extremely violent world. >> i wasn't saying i was an exemplarry sit ten by any means, but i had no idea it could get this bad. >> and that's what i -- (whistle blowing). >> in the middle of interviewing stefan, alarm went off, and the protocol at the prison is all inmates had to get down on their stomachs and all personnel and staff remain standing. >> false alarm. >> it was a little sad actually watching stefan on the ground because we were in the midst of having this great conversation almost, and he started to think of himself i think as a regular guy back out on the street. and suddenly it was very clear, no, he's an inmate, and he has to get down on the ground like all the other inmates, get dirty, until

stefan curry with his foot.>> thank you for joining us.a great night in the weekend. we can now use a blood sample to detect lung cancer. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for asthma. and if we can stop seizures in epilepsy patients with a small pacemaker for the brain, imagine what we can do for multiple sclerosis, even migraines. if we can use patients' genes to predict heart disease in their families, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. i'm finally bringing something into this world i can be proud of. as children, the wright brothers dreamed of flying machines. oprah dreamed of hiding presents under chairs. and i dreamed of building something magnificent. well, recently, jay and i bought a vacant lot on which we are building dunphy tower. what i wouldn't give to reach back in time to tell the 15-year-old dreamer who drew this, "we did it, kid." hey. claire, you look terrible. thanks. no. i mean, you're all locked up. oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. i guess the spa day that i booked

guys or should we test the motor and generic stefan cush was designed the bike taxi a quick check to make sure everything's in order. it took over eight years to develop the prototype. it doesn't have a combustion engine. it has to driving forces the person himself produces a bit of c o two but that's allowed. and the electric motor produces no c o two so it's an eco friendly beer called. a bike taxi will set you back ten thousand euros. to sweeten the deal the engineer has designed a vehicle to accommodate. bike gets a small part of the cost most of the admission you goes to the driver it takes about five months to pay back the value of the bike taxi. stefan cush began building bike taxi seventeen years ago he's even designed a solar powered version. bike taxis can be found in one hundred twenty cities around the world including new tokyo. bike taxis are also attracting interest in the ethiopian capital addis ababa. and africa. beginning in addis ababa. we hope we can establish ourselves well there. our partners are certainly coming to us for environmental reasons. they're happy to

security council in new york the man who's supposed to lead the talks on tuesday stefan de mistura condemned the violence he noted that the syrian government had perspire own its travel to geneva but he said they needed to attend naturally we hope and indeed expect that the government will be on its way shortly but to get in i don't break that into a commitment to break that imputing when they met in thought she that meeting part of intense diplomacy in recent weeks the russians who. turned things around on the battlefield for assad supposed to bring the syrian government to the geneva table and the saudis created a new opposition group ing to go to the talks out are key players like former leader riyadh his job in a figure is closer to moscow some of which were previously even derived it as a sad stooges a number of western diplomats have told me they're concerned about the way stefan de mistura is handling this process they fear it's becoming russian flavored with a focus on a new constitution and elections rather than on political transition. geneva well meanwhile the united states says i

a number of western diplomats have told me they're concerned about the way stefan de mistura is handling this process they fear it's becoming russian flavored with a focus on a new constitution and elections rather than on political transition. zira geneva. there is a summit been javid has been speaking to people in three areas of syria to hear about their expectations from the talks in geneva. when there are no place in the sky and there is less fear of forces invading you there is hope all around you in this particular town in northern syria this is jobless and people are trying to come back and review their lives but when it comes to talks in geneva they are not very hopeful they say this is the revolution that they began and it has been taken away from them and the world really doesn't care. i'm in syria and they call me a refugee what can we want from the talks. as long as assad remains geneva doesn't mean anything. they show solidarity with syrians but in reality they're all complicit and involved in the destruction of syria we just hope the siege can end. our hope is with god not

security council in new york the man who's supposed to lead the talks on tuesday stefan de mistura condemned the violence he noted that the syrian government had perspire its travel to geneva but he said they needed to attend. naturally we hope and indeed expect that the government will be on its way shortly but to get in i don't break that into men to break them in putting when they met in thought you that meeting part of intense diplomacy in recent weeks the russians who turned things around on the battlefield for assad are supposed to bring the syrian government to the geneva table and the saudis created a new opposition group ing to go to the talks out are key players like former leader riyadh his job in a figures closer to moscow some of which were previously even to write it as a sad stitches a number of western diplomats have told me they're concerned about the way stefan de mistura is handling this process they fear it's becoming russian flavored with a focus on a new constitution and elections rather than on political transition jane spays al-jazeera geneva. television is on course

special envoy stefan de mistura he's managed to bring the syrian government and the opposition to the table in the past but has so far failed to get any agreement syrian opposition negotiators say they'll be in geneva and that there are no preconditions this will be the eighth round of talks in geneva previous attempts of stalled because of disagreements mainly over whether president bashar al assad should stay in power we can go live to james frey's now our diplomatic editor who is in geneva the scene for those talks to get under way tomorrow that's tuesday so round eight james can we have any optimism that they will yield anything that will end fighting on the ground in syria. i don't think we can be too optimistic knowing the grim history of all this we're going to get some more details you mentioned stefan de mistura who's convening this process he'll be speaking to the u.n. security council in about an hour's time but the word is that this is probably not going to start on time in the past we've had the opposition of taken days to get here to get to geneva because it had last min

special envoy stefan de mistura met both sides separately and explained how things would work. what we call the real. me that means the two sides in separate but adjacent rooms with mr de mistura and his team shuttling between them. it is though far from a breakthrough they're still discussing the way this round of talks will be conducted the situation is very much as we've seen many times in many rounds of these talks no discernible sign of progress but inside syria the people continue to suffer the u.n. has revealed that last month four hundred thousand people were displaced from their homes in syria that's the highest number of people on the move for eighteen months getting food and medicine to those in need may soon get even harder in new york the russian ambassador to the u.n. vaseline a benzema says he's opposed to extending in its current form a security council resolution that allows aid across international borders into syria mr de mistura humanitarian adviser is calling on all of those on the council to support aid access something he says they failed to do in the pas

they're telling me that "stefan, we can't just watch. we need to go in and move bodies. you ready for it?" and i start to panic, and my pulse goes very high. there are dead bodies in there, and in gruesome positions. we go to the next one, and there are dead bodies in there as well. and we go up to a man in a chair. the guy with the spray goes up and he starts spraying his face, and that's when it really hits you, he's really dead. and we place out the body bag and zip him up, and we carry him away. and family are crying and screaming and yelling, and many are in panic. that was my first day with ebola. >> a normal medical round for me would be going in, pronouncing five or six people dead, and it's extremely horrible because people are dying sometimes very distressing deaths beside a child. the mother that was trying to care for her child dead, and then you've got a baby, and trying to work out, "how on earth are you going to try and deal with an unaccompanied child in an over-full center?" it was really hard. it was just so far beyond what could normally be expected of

syria's opposition is meeting un mediator stefan emma store in geneva and the eighth round of united nations concert talks to end the civil war discussions are happening as rebels trial trying to topple syria's president bashar al assad has set to being significantly weakened by nearly seven years of fighting syrian government because she has held talks with them store on wednesday our diplomatic out of her chair and spain's trying to slide from geneva so james what phase are these talks and right now well i think that the special envoy stephan de mistura is trying to move things on pretty far let me show you the scene here in journey room with the flurries of snow you can see the reporters outside the door that we've seen inside the door both delegations going at the same time for the first time actually we've had them both in there for what's called proximity talks since liked abrahim e was the special envoy going back a number of years what happens in proximity talks is you have both in adjacent rooms the special envoy talks to one speaks to one goes then to the next room and rela

stefan wears a colorful woolen quad belt over his jeans while he skillfully makes music with odd lookingprings both are available in the city the national offer customized to order online from the comfort of home. to musicians in hawkeye don't want quite as comfortable the spectacle starts in the utmost of wintry conditions. what looks like christmas trees are devils clubs and there's a whole lot of clubbing going on here to the man a stamping rice into mash. a traditional new year's day. but then finally the time arrives for the wild man and the skimpy outfits. the the it's not really clear what exactly is happening. just this much but one group was red head band the other white and the head band of the leader has to be captured and. that gives the winners luck in business in the new year. yes all the others will stay healthy that way everyone wins. it's. the end somewhere out there i'm not out the roof it is grappling and splashing but not even his wife knows where exactly the nuances to prove that good health carry off a sizable wooden phallus the mysterious custom is that the tourist

stefan hankin?uest: i agree with a lot of what he is saying, everything from that there is a clear systematic effort to try to increase hurdles to voting, and you know, the pattern is there. when polling stations get shut down, they all tend to be in democratic strongholds. we look atow, when the voter id, which has been proven to adversely affect voters who tend to vote for democrats. the big problem is the move past supporting one-party or the other. this is tribalism and away. -- this is tribalism in a way. we are basically, we are revering false idols. if you are looking at a roy moore, saying it doesn't matter if there is a republican in that seat, that is a problem. same thing on the democratic side. not that it started with the president, but clearly, maybe the pinnacle of it. when you saw the things that he said on the "access hollywood" tape and a myriad of other things, as long as it is not clinton in office, i would argue that is a big problem and not a good thing for this country. host:

next time on your imax stefan edberg his head chef at butlins hotel adlon kempinski he's responsible for all of the dishes served at this year's job. for months he's been planning the menu with his team of one hundred chefs some two thousand three hundred guests are expected to hear him x. will be there. next time and now you're a mac special. take off my. house do you consider yourself a pioneer romano definitely a player here. and what happens when dortmund and shanghai song it's doing so no it's more. common sense right history in. the d w media center. i. find it a game. of it. discovering. video and audio podcast in language courses. in the media center at media center done d w dot com. how to cover more than just one reality. where i come from we have a transatlantic way of looking at things that's because my father is from germany my mother is from the united states of america and so i realized fairly early that it makes sense to explain different realities. and now here at the heart of the european union in brussels we have twenty eight different realities and so i think peop

el portero neozelandez stefan marinovic se lucio atajando este cabezazo. pies de ryan thomas, su disparo paso apenas a un lado de la porteria defendida por pedro gallese. asi que el resultado final fue cero a cero y todo se define la proxima semana. el portero catracho donis escober tuvo una gran tarde atajando todo lo que los soceross le tiraron y pudo mantener su porteria imbatida a lo largo de los primeros noventa minutos de este repechaje. el resultado final fue de cero a cero y ojo el gol de visitante pesa asi que si la "h" mete un gol en el partido de vuelta esto obliga a los australiano a meter dos. le tenemos declaraciones de jorge luis pinto de lo que espera en el partido de ida. en el viejo continente suecia e italia se enfrentaron el dia de hoy en el partido de ida de su repechaje en el "friends arena" lo azurri generaron varias llegadas pero no pudieron con cretar ninguna. al minuto 61 jakob johansson que entro de cambio en el segundo tiempo disparo a la porteria y se desvio en los defensas italianos para terminar en el fondo de la porteria y s

thanks thanks to the caretaker stefan pletka explains thank you often the people often ask how it works that i usually say electrically was i don't have to do anything manually push things around and it's all done electrically. the mobile walls are eight meters high. the largest measure is one hundred square meters and weighs thirty tons. yat they feels right this way hard was meant to be a big church for everybody and a qualification for that. yes but most of the time the concrete walls remain closed despite all that these christians have in common and all their pious hopes in practice their differing be. use on the eucharist and on the role of women in the church keep them apart. but in mary magdalene parish the people are open minded and the architecture is intended to reflect that. father is ling as vision extends far beyond a shared church building his concept of the catholic church in the twenty first century is very different from that of multan your bush in altenberg here there is no latin mass no confessional. yes there you can restrict theologies are a source of division but f

stefan realidad un enfrentamiento que involucraba una ak 47, y gente disparando desde adentro del bar responsable por disparar accidentalmente un espectador inocente. el negocio de donde salieron las vÍctimas, estÁ justo al cruzar de la escuela intermedia. intentamos comunicarnos con los residentes sobregiro no escucharon algo pero ellos decidieron no comentar. necesitamos que la comunidad nos ayuda a identificar estas personas. nosotros nos ocuparemos del resto. las personas se tienen que sentir seguras de hacer esto y eso es algo que necesitamos de la comunidad. ilÍa: el departamento de policÍa le urge a los residentes que si tienen algÚn tipo de informaciÓn sobre lo que sucediÓ pueda ayudar llamando al 911. julio:la policÍa investiga un tiroteo que dejÓ dos personas heridas en el norte de filadelfia en la avenida indiana. la policÍa dice que un hombre de 27 aÑos recibiÓ un disparo y que actualmente estÁ hospitalizado en estado crÍtico. una segunda víctima tambiÉn resultÓ herida y ahora estÁ en condiciones estables. hasta ahora no se ha hecho ningÚn arresto. cuatro residentes perman

well we've just been hearing in the last few minutes from stefan de mistura who is the special envoy the united nations are the people who are running this process and he's in charge of it for the united nations he's been here meeting the delegation the negotiating team from the opposition he was with them for the best part of two hours talking about the situation he came out afterwards and spoke to us clearly he's not been able to speak to the government side because they delayed their arrival here and are not now expected to be in geneva until wednesday stefan de mistura vote confirming important news he says that a meeting earlier on today which he had with the representatives of the five permanent members of the u.n. security council their representatives their ambassadors here in geneva russia proposed a ceasefire in eastern guta and he said that the syrian government has said that it will comply with the cease fire because it is really at the moment only one side that is involved in military action there and that is the syrian government with their onslaught their aerial bombar

a number of western diplomats have told me they're concerned about the way stefan de mistura is handling this process they fear it's becoming russian flavored with a focus on a new constitution and elections rather than political transition. geneva buttons prince harry and his new fiance u.s. actress meghan markle have given their first television interview following the official announcement and they're engaged meant it comes a year and a half after they first met in an introduction by mutual friends peter sharp reports. prince harry and meghan markle together outside london's kensington palace the thirty six year old actress brings a touch of the twenty first century to britain's royal family she's an american who describes herself as mixed race which came under scrutiny in media coverage of their relationship and some of that scrutiny and you ended up making a very public statement about it some of that scrutiny was centered around your ethnicity. when you realize that or something. of course it's disheartening you know it's. it's a shame that that is the climate in this world to focu

plays out in the coming hours we don't yet know when they're going to have their first meeting with stefande mistura we think it's likely he will follow the same path he did with the opposition a courtesy meeting first in their hotel before then inviting them for the first stage first meeting actually at the u.n. for a moment james thank you james bays live for us there in geneva now iran's president is accusing saudi arabia of targeting his country as a way of shifting focus from saudi involvement in regional conflicts tensions been grind between the regional rivals since sanctions on iran were eased under the nuclear deal. says his country has to act with professionalism when dealing with the kingdom. on saudi arabia is seeking to solve two fundamental problems that's why the tide a character as an enemy saudi arabia failed in qatar and feeling a lock in syria and finally failed in lebanon they failed in all these regions and want to cover the failure by portraying iran of an enemy secondly inside saudi arabia the stance and the internal disputes so they portray iran as an enemy to cover

special envoy stefan de mistura he's managed to bring the syrian government and opposition to the table in the past but has failed to get any agreement so the main sticking point between both sides has been in the past whether president bashar assad should step down from power some of binge of aid reports from jobless we're not everyone is keen on the negotiations. people inside syria have been telling us that they are afraid of another round of talks because every time negotiations happen both sides try to accelerate their suffering their attacks on people and the suffering of people actually in pieces in the last twenty four hours we've had multiple attacks in the eastern suburbs of damascus a looter. of more than four hundred thousand people are believed to be besieged united nations have been calling on all parties to allow unhindered access and it's been waiting for the assad government to try and get aid to these people but haven't been able to retrieve the hospitals are very ill equipped and one airstrike an artillery strike happened in the various they're not able to provide hel

security council in new york the man who's supposed to lead the talks on tuesday stefan de mistura condemned the violence he noted that the syrian government had perspire own its travel to geneva but he said they needed to attend naturally we hope and indeed expect that the government will be on its way shortly but to get in i don't break that into a commitment to break them in putting when they met in thought you that meeting part of intense diplomacy in recent weeks the russians who turned things around on the battlefield for assad are supposed to bring the syrian government to the geneva table and the saudis created a new opposition group ng to go to the talks out are key players like former leader riyadh his job in a figures closer to moscow some of which were previously even to write it as a sad stooges a number of western diplomats have told me they're concerned about the way stefan de mistura is handling this process they fear it's becoming russian flavored with a focus on a new constitution and elections rather than on political transition james bays al-jazeera geneva. well correspon

next time on your own max stefan edberg his head chef at berlin's hotel adlon kempinski he's responsible for all of the dishes served at this year's job. for months he's been planning the menu with his team of one hundred chefs some two thousand three hundred guests are expected cura max will be that. high society bowl next time and i you're a mac special. j w true diversity. of the world of science is at home in many languages. far thought of programming go on there you know. our innovations magazine for. every week and always looking to the future on. science and research for. their black and living in germany. he's reminded what that means on a daily basis presenter i guess nothing that. you know different than the way. she traveled across germany to meet other black people and to hear their stories. it's. well i grew up in a white family in a white neighborhood it was definitely a challenge. she decided to put me up for adoption. so the main thing was to keep your head down and your mouth shut of course of the face like this i could never completely disappear if you see all these ste

write it as a sad stooges a number of western diplomats have told me they're concerned about the way stefan de mistura is handling this process they fear it's becoming russian flavored with a focus on a new constitution and elections rather than on political transition james bays out jazeera geneva. well meanwhile the u.s. says it's considering adjustments to how it gives military support to kurdish forces fighting eisel in northern syria turkey considers the kurdish syrian fighters known as y.p. to terrorists on friday the turkish government said u.s. president donald trump are told his counterpart rigid five everyone that supplies to the kurdish led groups would halt but the state department now says that such decisions on military support will be based on battlefield requirements well let's get more on all of this now we're joined by rami cordie professor of journalism at american university of beirut and senior fellow at harvard university and he's joining us live from boston mr corey always great to have you with us on al-jazeera there was plenty to talk about let's start with that u.s

the night belonged to stefan curry. the third quarter when the warriors took over. three court dismantled three-pointer. he pumps of the crowd. behind the back. regains control. drive to the hoop and goes up. gets fouled. euros it in. he played 27 minutes. 26 points in the second quarter alone. finish with 33. just for good measure in the third quarter this is garbage time. klay thompson for 3 from downtown. clay had 29. warriors 143-94.>>> st. marys handed the first loss of the season. taking on washington state and the legacy tournament. at cal state fullerton. under a minutes ago. jordan ford from deep. it is good. he had 15. a three-point game. st. mary's needed to stop on the inbound play. the cougars skidded to malachi and he tosses it ahead -- jeff pollard. that would be the dagger. st. mary loses 84-79.>>> stafford and ohio state. you have to hang onto that beer. that is probably a $10 beer. 1st half often is. isaac white gets the ball. he has the three-pointer. cardinal will go up 10. early in this game. the buckeyes come back. he lays it in. he had 18. buc

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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 sixty she was the director of behavioral research for the university of calgary as a scientist she was highly skeptical and sort the 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. 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 others 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

stefan carl how much should know he studied mathematics and is the winner of an international poker title. been a sought after trainer since he coached the german team to the world championships . here the expert will be coaching members of a lions club in cologne on applying poker to business. no one should think poker is about teamwork i can only win when someone else loses and i can't expect i don't deserve any mercy either because as a poker player i just profit from the others defeat. poker can be seen as a microcosm of business life decisions have to be made despite uncertainty and under time pressure closely watched by the competition every mistake punished without. the training aims to improve the participants ability to assess risk and make decisions. try to give them the courage to say yes or no even if the chances aren't one hundred percent but maybe just seventy to thirty seventy to thirty is better than thirty to seventy so the decision has to be go. the lions want to go and play poker first they place their donations in the championship car the money's going to a children's