earlier i spoke to the author of that report stefan neutrik and i asked him what was pushing this kind of growth. it's been always like that i would like to to say the biggest growth comes from the big five leaks which you just mentioned the total market of twenty five billion grew by approximately four percent the key driver are these big five leagues from the big five countries most important for them. constant growth in media rights generation england spain and france just started a new contract period with the t.v. and media broadcasters germany will start next hour this season in seventeen eighteen and will actually overtake spain again with that new broadcast revenues so in addition to that it's also commercial rights what's the big picture significance of soccer in europe is it economically useful is it generating more jobs or income for other sectors definitely it has an enormous economic impact if you just take the bonus league there are fourteen thousand people employed by the eighteen bundesliga clubs if you take related businesses and services around a football match such a

welcome to the to the show stefan european football it seems to be on a roll with incomes are going by nearly ten percent last year according to your study what is behind this growth. it's been always like that i would like to to say the biggest growth comes from the big five leaks which you just mentioned the total market of twenty five billion grew by approximately four percent the key driver are these big five leagues from the big five countries most important for them. constant growth in media rights generation england spain and france just started a new contract period with the t.v. and media broadcasters germany will start next hour this season in seventeen eighteen and will actually overtake spain again with that new broadcast revenues so in addition to that it's also commercial rights what's the big picture significance of soccer in europe is it economically useful is it generating more jobs or income for other sectors definitely it has an enormous economic impact if you just take the bonus league there are fourteen thousand people employed by the eighteen bundesliga clubs i

stefan says the roboats could be up and running within the next three orfour years.th fewer crowds and a new futuristic draw to this historic city. and if you are thinking of taking a trip here, here are our tips on what to know before you go. the rijksmuseum is home to rembrandt‘s night watch and other works from the dutch old masters. you might have fight to see them though, it's one of the netherlands' most popular museums, attracting over 2 million visitors last year. the busiest days are friday through sunday so get there for opening at 9am, early in the week, to beat the crowds. if you don't want to see great works of art, how about the tiny wonders of micropia? it is the world's first museum dedicated to microbes, which live all around us, and includes a body scanner which will give you an intimate look at the microbes living inside you. look at all those! let's look in the large intestines. there is a lot. nearly 99% of all bacteria in the body live in your intestines. and every august, there is the grachtenfestival, which is a ten—day event staging classical

a baby food manufacturer found residues of a certain pesticide in fennel from stefan palmer. conventional farmers spray it in autumn as soon as they have so now when to seed. in doing so they contaminate fields a long distance away. the active agent it seems can be carried by the wind for weeks now stephan palmer harvest his final earlier than he used to. but finding yamamoto surfing often for a year now we've gone to the trouble of threshing our fennel before it has reached maturity that's why we have to spread it quickly and dry it in this moisture state as fast as we can in the fennel gets warm within two hours in the past we used to let it dry normally like grain and tip it into our normal drying plant the disadvantage of that process. this however is that it would take another three or four weeks and in that time the herbicide in the air would accumulate more and more in the family and make it a marketable. but it i mean. the chemical which wafts across the fields in autumn is called pending methylene and it can travel for many kilometers stefan palmas farm lies in the m

stefan my s.s. turkey is an important partner for germany also in terms of security policies. well for him and for that reason it should be legitimate for german weapon manufacturers to seek and maintain contacts with a nato partner such as turkey long ago took off the ball into the heart of the. question or turn a refuses to be intimidated when the turkish opposition takes to the street she's there to support them firmly on the sidelines. she's not the only one left wondering why the german government would pressure on her to release dennis you church who works for a powerful german publisher but not. good it is in your midst is there any difference between somebody who works for a large wealthy media company and had a german citizen who works for a small news agency i mean i'd like the government to explain that to me. for that a correct thing to often miss about the interviews it had i don't have a large company behind me but i do find it curious i'm a german citizen all i'm asking is that they do for me what they did for the others and this was to be mustered up the missio

the investor expects stefan beltre to expand but isn't it a ludicrous idea to support the marketing of frozen fast food with development aid money. more and more consumers in nairobi the switching to ready meals but only affluent customers can afford a doctor at kopete so. you computer is meant to drive frozen pizza or is definitely very expensive here compared to germany to get a pizza here costs around seven euros eighty in germany i think they retail for two euro's fifty two three euros but. the two million euros in development day money isn't supporting local production but the import of european goods they're still going to him if i need the investment club is that the goal of the funny c company our investment group is for us to attract the attention of other international companies who might like to sell their frozen products through us and use our warehouses and distribution chains. fatah a long kit or not some it is this is not local development aid he doesn't support the economy in the individual country he supports businesses in germany or in europe its aid. for foreign trad

the investor expects stefan belzer to expand but isn't it a ludicrous idea to support the marketing of frozen fast food with development aid money. more and more consumers in nairobi the switching to ready meals but only affluent customers can afford a doctor at kopete so. you can skip it takes me to drive frozen pizza was definitely very expensive here compared to germany to get a pizza here costs around seven euros eighty in germany i think they retail for two euro's fifty two three euros but. the two million euros in development day money isn't supporting local production but the import of european goods the steel for him of a new investment will be the goal of the fantasy company our investment group is for us to attract the attention of other international companies who might like to sell their frozen products through us and use our warehouses and distribution chains. fatah along. than it is this is not a local development aid he doesn't support the economy in the individual country he supports businesses in germany or in europe its aid for foreign trade and. i think development a

stefan says the roboats could be up and running within the next three orfour years.eek we go to egypt, a country to which travellers are just starting to return after several bad years. we sent adi to the capital, cairo, to see how foodies there are trying to stir interest in dishes which until now have not been widely celebrated. egypt, a country blessed with a wealth of attractions. if you come here as a tourist there is no shortage of things to see and do. most people come on holiday to egypt for the ancient history. last time i came here, it was for the beautiful beaches and the lovely weather. you wouldn't normally put food at the top of your list of reasons to be here. but there is a new group of people who are working really hard to make us fall in love with egyptian cuisine. i am in the capital, cairo, where street food is visible everywhere you turn. typical local cuisine is dominated by beans, grains, and lots of rich flavours. now, up until recently it has not received as much international recognition as other middle eastern styles. we were like, 0k, we a

things twenty fourteen count is a state of being managed by austrian media entrepreneur stefan peach most of the exhibits on display are on loan from the collection. for you i'm very happy to be able to make all this material available to the public. you know allows us to explore a piece of cultural history to use a piece of our personal history but it's really very special seeds every single visitor is immediately drawn to. the front of him of them started first into. existence to the exhibition. get to a movie selves in the fix involves the universe complete with the retro mix and dicing from bullets games to toilet paper. on the exhibition that sounds as many on a trip down memory lane. and with that we've come to the end of the show but before we go i want to let you in on this week's draw for an exclusive goodie bag of souvenirs now your remarks will soon be fifteen years old and for this occasion we would like to know how you watch the program on t.v. or on your mobile device we've received a lot so photos from our viewers so far so keep the photos comic just go to our website

each day stefan makes about ten trips to the roof of his garage to care for the growing stalks. steepens wife died eight years ago and his children have moved out he's able to lavish all his attention on molina and her family and always follow their father to africa. told. us that he had served on you it's worse to me than when my own children leave him or from my own school i spend every minute of the day with them. getting their feet together is difficult when they're small they'll eat meat but later they only eat fish. and organizing a five kilos buckets of fish every day is a lot of work. sixty one sets off on an odyssey every day driving fifty kilometers to a good spot on the south or river. picky they die fish and they come. every day. on the bank and fishes for hours. it's always been an activity he's enjoyed. but for as well performer i was fishing when molina was shot by hunters. so i put her in the car because i knew that out in the fields the foxes would get me closer to near africa. at home my wife just said would you bring that back for. i thought that way no when h

average three hundred thirty thousand euros per year so is this a model or european cities should copy stefan selker doesn't think so politically this way poverty no longer appears to be a problem in it to politicize this and the scandalized poverty argument. that's why i think mike's lugar's contain a project should remain a one off initiative from the postwar market doesn't work as a large scale system i wonder if i flip the system so it's basically a good idea but should not be copied this is for me so it's me i'm torn because if you do nothing i've told the world doesn't get better either the authorities only step in when revolution looms. that nothing happens assuming everything is fine. which is why max lugar keeps handing out moderate cash donations to those in need he's already helped several thousand people he doesn't have set rules on who gets money and when he just relies on this instinct. more and more europeans are becoming diligent recyclers every day separating out their household waste but a little town in the l.c.s. region in eastern france has introduced a novel plan to help

stefan curry, golden state, come on, what's there to be nervous about? >> reporter: lebron and his 51 points. >> who? >> reporter: of course, the warriors will do their best to make it very difficult for lebron james tonight. game one was not a sellout here at oracle despite this record setting fourth consecutive match-up. some fans tell me they're paying 10 to 15% less than they did this time last year, but i spoke to some courtside and front row section fans. they tell me they paid about the same for this game and it was not cheap. at last check i did go on stubhub and the cheapest tickets, standing room only were $850 for this game. >> when did you go on stubhub, like an hour ago or yesterday? >> reporter: just minutes ago, lots of tickets still available. depending on what you're willing to pay. >> well, yeah. good luck with selling those. betty yu, thanks much. here's dennis o'donnell also covering the game. hey, dennis. >> reporter: hello, brian. i heard betty talking about the fan situation, how much they paid for tickets. there's a sign in there.

professor stefan berger heads the kidney transplant department in going again and nephrologists from germany he takes a somewhat critical view of facebook donors but in general he thinks highly of the liberal approach to living donors in the netherlands. i mean if the when i see how much better our situation is and through liberal structures how many hundreds or thousands of years of life are saved in comparison to germany i think it would be extremely useful if some things were changed in germany when the phenomenon of anonymous donors first came up in the netherlands some ten or twelve years ago transplantation centers were also cautious and no one read about the donors how would they feel about their decision afterwards in the meantime our inquiries have produced positive results but we are not yet certain about the situation with regard to facebook donors in good nevertheless dutch transplant patient centers have agreed on a standard facebook donors are now accepted but the search still does not receive active support. everything is now ready for lamb at. the surgeons have remove

suzanna jasko and more stefan are whipped up the idea for data cuisine all over europe they conduct today cooking workshops where data is turned into dishes. lighted. just atoms and i thought we need to get people interested in the data that's out there. doesn't i call fact because the facts mentioned that not everyone can relate to these statistics all the world of numbers inside. the so we used food to try to find a medium that's personal and emotional and which you can use to tell the stories found in this data in my own. countrymen dr shtick. participants decide which statistics to use ideally those that come from their surroundings and that they find personally relevant jasko and stuff on a call that local data. this workshop is being held in shown below belgium. here at the university of leisure smart gastronomy lab they use state of the art kitchen appliances there's even a three d. printer for making chocolates arlin one workshop participant shows that data cuisine is even suited to darker more somber topics our idea is to play up the bells and create a lean this chocolate you're

former eintracht frankfurt player stefan lot of men is here with his interpreter they work for the chinese football association and often attend super league matches china's top tier league. letterman advisors the league and the national team china wants to rack up more successes the sooner the better. leadership here is very centrally controlled and that's true for football as well as. their own areas including in the economy where the chinese government allows a great deal of latitude and freedom that's also something football takes full advantage of. the past two years have seen an influx of top level coaches from around the world former virally of accusing coach wonder schmidt is now head coach of beijing sue noble one. of the club is famous for its fans the stadium is usually packed. and i i . i know cheers can be heard from the first row though in a chinese stadium that belongs to the military. chef and a lot of money has left his mark on the chinese association journalists and club officials also value his advice his ideas have already improved the training of football coaches but c

by attending the funeral tolu belong to a terrorist organization a court hearing is and five days stefan my as a parliamentary secretary for the german ontario ministry he regularly travels to turkey to meet with representatives of edwin's a k party p doesn't support the idea of pressuring ankara to lift tollers travel ban of the pocket so how is the minus in my opinion banging the drums is not the solution. i firmly believe the german government has chosen the right strategy by seeking to improve bilateral relations with turkey. and it will be sort of the common there is to give east. this is the s. temple charlie and justice thomas outsiders often have a hard time understanding the decisions and verdicts reached in political cases here no matter how often the turkish government stresses that its courts are independent the opposition finds it hard to believe. ill and she hung up now a member of parliament was once a prosecutor himself. he's been low because. when we try to explain the situation with an expression borrowed from the nazi era. what would the fear of have done. that they sa

that stefan much in august balkan. was the middle of a lot of the stuff and also the food water exactly at the first bush beatles milholland but you want to take this can only go to become a devout sport lol at the human that are not technically qualified got it in our third come after it for the terms of the quote if you got to admit it from someone that still in this class are talking. opinion football has taken much longer to be exposed. it was found that the german team were taking and thirty means during the one thousand nine hundred six well camp. you vent is unknown to you given their players blood transfusions and olympic demand say injections before matches were commonplace doping carried out under the supervision of the clubs yes for four quid for me to take the whole school come the thought that i'm including. hope at thought to defeat the gangs and that's all and then fall fish short cut and then asked if i work on a ball or steel you can leave out how to make a case of it when he's in stock and i've done f

special envoy for syria stefan dema stora indicated that he would soon be meeting with officials from a number of countries including the us in order to talk about the way to try to resolve the civil war through peace talks he did not however talk about the emergency funding going to the white helmets but one point that demo store did make to reporters in geneva on thursday is that he's not optimistic that a peaceful solution can be found quickly but that he said that after four years of being in the job he feels a compulsion to try to make peace possible for the syrian people. the new york attorney general has issued a notice of suing against president donald trump and three of his children and their charitable foundation for allegedly violating state charity law and the two point eight million dollar lawsuit alleges the trump foundation engaged in unlawful cooled a nation with chumps twenty sixteen presidential campaign gabriel elizondo has more from new york. the new york attorney general accuses the trump foundation of persistent illegal conduct and it relates to the donald trump

but first perhaps some questions stefan my own. for mr zero for the following question the chancellor at her press conference just talked about the fact that there is no automatic mechanism in place but you're saying that if there isn't an e.u. levels of vision that from the from early july you're going to be implementing this so what's the point of even talking about anything if the risk is that you will have the same situation that you are now in that you have to look for a new solution. well i think it's a matter of good form that you discuss things if a new chancellor negotiates for germany. and it is not clear what will come out of these negotiations. and she returns from these negotiations into the german capital . then it's just a matter of good form that one sit down and discuss things with her and find out straight from the horse's mouth as to how the negotiations went what opportunities are there what things didn't pan out what one should certainly exchange views on this but what i'm saying is if there isn't an equivalent

special envoy for syria stefan dema stora indicated that he would soon be meeting with officials from a number of countries including the us in order to talk about the way to try to resolve the civil war through peace talks he did not however talk about the emergency funding going to the white helmets but one point that demo store did make to reporters in geneva on thursday is that he's not optimistic that a peaceful solution can be found quickly but that he said that after four years of being in the job he feels a compulsion to try to make peace possible for the syrian people. zimbabwe's election commission has approved twenty three candidates for july's presidential polls they include the current president and his imminent gaga and the opposition leader nelson chamisa this is zimbabwe's first election since robert mugabe was ousted by the military last year after thirty seven years in power we have saved them in a sense in the spirit of the falling candidates. of m.d.c. our lands we have moved. from people's rainbow coalition party. we have none. from zanu p.f. party. or son i do no

now that's what it said last year and i put this point to the spokesman for the secretary general stefan if they were putting measures in place last year to protect children how did they manage to kill three hundred seventy more children in twenty seventeen what is important for us is for people to people their first state actors non-state actors to engage with the office of ms garba to put in place whatever mitigation measures they can the point of the report is to improve. is to improve the situation and report on it. as honestly as as we can so if you engage with the office you can continue killing children you're making an unfair and unfair assumption the point is that people need to we need to see people engage engage constructively and show us repeatedly over the repeating period that they have of making an effort to avoid the death of children. well this report which is iran has obtained it is now being distributed to the fifteen members of the un security council it is not public but we expect next month the security council will meet to discuss its contents to space there live w

special envoy for syria stefan dema stora indicated that he would soon be meeting with officials from a number of countries including the us in order to talk about the way to try to resolve the civil war through peace talks he did not however talk about the emergency funding going to the white helmets but one point that demo store did make to reporters in geneva on thursday is that he's not optimistic that a peaceful solution can be found quickly but that he said that after four years of being in the job he feels a compulsion to try to make peace possible for the syrian people. documents his global warming is own course to exceed the limits set in the paris agreement by around twenty four. it's the u.n. starkest warning guests of the risks of climate change report says governments can still cap temperatures below the agreed ceiling of one point five degrees celsius but only with rapid and far reaching changes to the world economy in two thousand and fifteen and two hundred countries set a goal of limiting warming to below a rise of two degrees above pre-industrial times present or pul

stefan hag regard is with the university of california san diego.we've been following for many years, he brings up this number, or more than 300. what's left? when he talked about maximum pressure, are we there yet? >>ivelily you would argue the slash-dash diplomacy has actually already started to unwind that president trump and his administration put in place. the administration definitely deserves credit for tougher sanctions in place, but in all of this chaos, we have already seen, for example, the chinese start to improve their relationships with thenoicance. we have seen the united states through actions like the recent g7 alienate the allies it would need to put in place a tougher sanctions coalition, and of course end the iran deal, which involves many of the same countries who would be necessary to further sanctions. >> i hope you'll forby me for doing so, but what are we talking about exactly? what have we managed to do here as a country and managed to do in concert with other countries? >> the first thing you have to understand is the unit

the sheriff's department says it was ready to arrest stefan crawford on thursday but crawford killed himself with a shotgun before officers could take him into custody. police found the book called the ultimate evil, that talked about serial killers and a suicide note from 2016. as for the motive -- >> we'll never know the reason. i believe maybe a crime of opportunity. he was in the church, she was in the church. he was locking it up, and she was maybe thon remaining. we'll never know why. >> 19 year old arlis perry was praying in the church when she was killed. investigators say they are confident that this case is closed. >>>in san francisco, police are asking for the public's help finding a hit and run driver who injured a cab driver and a family from canada he was driving. police released this video showing a champagne honda civic. this is the car suspected of crashing into the petty cab driven by kevin manning. he is hospitalized with serious injuries. >> i see my father, i see my best friend, somebody who's been there for me my whole life laying in bed in a hospital room just,

stefan schmidt. have you six minutes. >> good evening. president fung and fellow commissioner. i think the prior decision obviously in my opinion should stand. there's been no showing of any injustice here. there's no showing of any extraordinary instance here. all the evidence that they've even spoken to were evidence or argument that could have been made and should have been made at a prior hearing and frankly even if it had been made, none of it addresses the central issue this board voted on and correctly voted on and that is simple application of law. i think that's what -- going back to the last hearing -- and i think commissioner honda addressed that. but, you guys are acting as judges. you're not up here to make the law. there's lots of people here that disagree with my position. they have representatives, they can go change the law. i'm only here to see that the law's enforced. and i want to see the law enforced. i believe in the law and i also believe fundamentally that art should not be destroyed. and that's ultimately the issue here. and there is art that's going to

hasn't been updated since 1872 is being led by lawmakers in response to the march 18th killing of stefan clark who was shot by sacramento police after officers mistook his cell phone for handgun. a plan would let police officers openly fire only in situations of eminent and serious injury or possible death to the officer or the person, what changed the standard of reasonable fear where police use deadly force if the officers believe they have reason to fear for their safety. in part, the bill says this bill would limit the use of deadly force as defined by peace officer to those situations where it is necessary is defined to prevent imminent and serious bodily injury or death to the officer or another person. >> i'm all for better training but why is and training needed when you encounter white folks? you only need better training when you encounter black and brown people. there is an implicit bias in law enforcement in this country and we must admit to it before we can address the problem. >> we have a natural instinct called the fight or flight syndrome. when we go to a dangerous situa

i acknowledge the risks that lars and stefan talk about, but in my mind they are relatively marginal. we have had disciplined system policy for a long time so we don't have a public debt issue at all. i remain confident we will get back to 2.5%. it will take us a bit of time. it is going to be a gradual process. because it is gradual, people my lower inflation expectations. if we are shooting for 2.5 and we make gradual progress towards that, i don't think we're going to see a persistent decline in inflation expectations. there is a risk that happens. balancing that risk against the risks that would come from pursuing a policy that would pursue a more rapid return of inflation to 2.5%, and in the environment we have been in, the risks have been quite large, we are trying to get inflation more quickly. 1.75 to 2, i think we can live with that for a while. it would be mainly through people bahrain more money that people borrowing more money and -- it would be mainly through people borrowing more money and having higher asset prices. high levels of debt, very high levels of asset prices.

. >> i know a big part of this is stefan. >> they hop. >> could he see some could you show leahy. >> we can all. >> got 90s party music cued up. >> oh mow brother, hey. >> d.s.t. step. . >> yo. yo. >> listen this may look like we set this up for the tv show. but we didn't. believe me, greeks just started showing up across all generations wanting to rep their organization. the only black greek who didn't show up is the basketball player. we were going to tape three groups and we keep trying to wrap for lunch and they keep bringing more people. >> i got a feeling this isn't how it goes down at harvard. even this truck couldn't stop the party. it's all just part of the chaos. anybody else? here you go. here we o. you help me up. >> oh, my god. can't believe it. >> here we go. here you go. ♪ . >> yeah. thank you. thank you. thank you very much. you did it. you held it down by yourself. thanks, ma'am. appreciate it. thank you, brother. thanks. see you end of my new show american he is best stepping and hopping with kamau bell. catch phrase is we out. and i walk off like this. [ doorbell r

. >> reporter: stefan curry and lebron james have weighed in on the controversy.no matter who wins that series, they won't be going. >> i agree. i am pretty sure the way we handle things last year stayed consistent with that. >> reporter: the nfl has agreed to donate nearly $100 million to social justice causes in response to player activism. even the white house will be able to clip the eagles wings. >>> tonight, the nba finals between the warriors and cavaliers continues with game 3 in cleveland. the warriors have a 2-0 in a best-of-seven series. andre iguodala is a big question. the coach hopes he can play tonight. he missed the last six games with that leg injury. now he is listed as questionable. look at him walking out to the plane. he looks pretty good. we may see his sub again if he can play. tonight's game starts at 6 pm. >> he has been coaching him from the sidelines. >>> coming up, ranked-choice voting had a big impact on the race to become the next mayor of san francisco. we will break down the close call, which has mark leno just ahead of london breed