like hundreds of other applicants stefan can do for now is why. now for decades people have been fleeing from afghanistan a country tormented by the taliban until recently they tended to seek refuge in the neighboring iran but the economic crisis has problems that are growing number of afghans to try and make their way into the instant turkish province of or however as maryse attorney himself an afghan refugee showed us indeed mid-winter journey can be treacherous or even tragic. this is turkey's eastern province a fan bordering iran it's seen heavy snowfall in recent months almost daily afghan asylum seekers try legally to cross over from iran into turkey here but they're often tragic stories rarely make the news. we're meeting marc diesel tunney who managed to flee afghanistan 4 years ago and now lives in turkey today he's on a voluntary basis helping other afghans who have fled here as well. he shows us a local cemetery he recently discovered. this is where many asylum seekers lie buried who died in their attempt to reach safety most are afghan

europe what was it about stefan spike's faith that interested you.for difference like interests in that. and i would describe it more as a film about exile and less as a film about the writer stefan. high up this wasn't at all possible to relocate your homeland. but is home actually how do you deal with language in this kind of cultural uprooting that's a real family. is this team was a little girl once hitler rose to power and spike fled austria he lived in england in the us before emigrating to brazil in 1945 the writer was also an authority on politics start somebody think it's cool if it's only a movie he said above it's only see those feelings it's only reasons. for the kind of it's only what the film delves into the psychology of a man torn apart by inner conflicts a universal theme is against it's not just what you mario always does projects that move between worlds but really work internationally and are conceived that way up to production that's what cinematic language is all about today it's all you need and you don't make films just for ge

what was it about stefan spike's faith that interested you. for defense like interests and yet. i would describe it more as a film about exile and less as a film about the writer stefan. stephens high up this isn't at all possible to relocate your homeland. but is home actually how do you deal with language and this kind of cultural uprooting that's the real theme. is this team. once hitler rose to power spike fled austria he lived in england in the us before emigrating to brazil in 1943 the writer was also an authority on politics start somebody it's profits i own a movie he goes at it but if it's only because it's only reasons. for the kind of it's only what the film delves into the psychology of a man torn apart by inner conflicts a universal theme there's a culture it's not just what you're going to rio always does projects that move between worlds but really work internationally and i can see it that way up to production that's what cinematic language is all about today which you don't make films just for germany but for the world and tha

stefan takes me to a mountain near oval wolf. the mountain snow had in english does not live up to its name even though it's winter there is no snow stefan says it's still worth getting up early to climb it as there is a wonderful sunrise from the observation tower. today i want to find out how do winter sports work and when there is little or no snow and can a layman like me try them out here i also take a look at mining in a city known for its theatrical at musical history. in the 19th century george the 2nd ruler of mining and was an enthusiastic patron of the arts. also on today's show our globetrotters the fiendish to explore swing. and our weekly viewer video takes us down into bodies underwater world. is the most famous place in the engine forest most of its inhabitants live from tourism. shows me around town. he explains to me how difficult it was to get a place to stay in this winter sports center during the communist era. came to old during east german times. well then it was an east german time so many of the people wh

stefan forged than was born in berlin in 1937 but has lived in the u.k. for as long as he can remember my father was austrian my mother. was german. he was entirely jurors she was particularly. stefan's family fled berlin on the eve of germany's annexation of austria in march 1938. my father's men met my mother in town somewhere and said go home fetch the child bring a suitcase for me to the station tonight to leave to live with his sister who is married to the drug chief rabbi of the heart of town and the next morning so my mother's elder sister told us that because topper came the next morning for us because my father there longer had that same immunity of being austrian under the nazi regime tens of thousands of jews were stripped of their german citizenship now stefan is fighting to get it back. article 116 of the german constitution in abel's germans persecuted by nazis as well as their descendants to have their citizenship restored but stephens application was rejected i was to my fury i have to say rejected on the grounds that my father was austria

europe what was it about stefan spikes that interested you.for a difference like interests and. i would describe it more as a film about exile and less as a film about the writer stefan. high up this is that all possible to relocate your homeland. but is home actually how do you deal with language in this kind of cultural uprooting that's the real thing and what's annoying is this i don't like your team. once hitler rose to power it's mike fled austria he lived in england in the us before emigrating to brazil in 1945 the writer was also an authority on politics. it's. all movie edition goes at it over it's only because feel injured some movies and. as for the kind of. the film delves into the psychology of a man torn apart by inner conflicts a universal theme is a cancer it's not just what mario always does projects that move between worlds but really work internationally and are conceived that way. and that's what cinematic language is all about today which you don't make films just for germany but for the world and that's her greatest contri

stefan harm is a novel of political intrigue and betrayal that illuminates the early years of communist east germany. and without welcome to the show well it only took 92 years but the academy of motion picture arts and sciences finally looked beyond its own backyard on a grander scale and despite falling back into old ruts of oscars so white and oscars so male it granted a few historic moments for both the oscars and for south koreans and they are scar goes to parasite was the 1st ever known english language movie to win best picture. since. south korean director bone junho news dot com a subtle are about the gap between the rich and poor in modern day so who's the big winner of the night. and a total of 4 awards including best director of football. who paid tribute to one of cinema's all time great directors and fellow nominees. are normal comes home to. thank you so much when i was young and studying cinema there was a saying that i carved deep into my heart which is the most personal is the most creative that quote to us from. our great martin scorsese so i. thank you i will drink u

here is stefan kim. >> reporter: he appeared relaxed in court, but the charges he's facing are serious. ray pleading not guilty to nine criminal counts including sex trafficking, extortion, and forced labor. prosecutors say it started at sarah lawrence college in bronxville, new york, where he allegedly moved into his daughter's dorm in 2010 and

we'll explore the abandoned buildings and the ruins of the alps through the lens of photographer stefan a for the. cultural life has come to a standstill in china as the country tries to prevent the spread of the deadly coronavirus china's top landmarks including the forbidden city and the great wall are closed to the public disneyland has also shut down in both hong kong and shanghai and most movie theaters have also closed their doors during a period that's normally bare busiest time of year the world's 2nd biggest movie industry is down by 99 percent over last year. and my colleague scott rocks for is here to talk more about the cultural impact on a virus scott this virus is obviously very scary but for a lot of people it's also pretty boring people are basically stuck at home they don't have the entertainment they're used to they can't go to concerts they can't go to movies how are people coping yeah no i mean this is quite severe a lot of people are staying home because they have to or because they want to because they're scared to go out but of course people find a way to amuse th

at the skijumping world cup, home favourite, stefan kraft won the men's flying hill individual eventtuff from kraft who glides through the air for 9 seconds, before landing in front of a full home crowd cheering his name. there was a dramatic finish to the women's world cup slalom event in slovenia. petra vilhova won in style, but it could have been so different if sweden's anna sven larsson who held a huge lead of over a second, hadn't caught an edge and skidded down the slope face first, just before the finish line, leaving her with her head in her hand. that fall gave the victory to vilhova who's now won her third straight women's world cup slalom race. she now leads the slalom standings by 20 points ahead of mikaela shiffrin. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me chetan pathak and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. the very heavy rain that storm dennis brought us, over a months worth across the hills of southern wales, well, that's left some very nasty flooding conditions. we still have four severe flood war

i'm meeting stefan e-books who knows this area like the back of his hand. to the cells that you grew up here what do you find particularly fascinating is on the us. this is my it's definitely where i feel at home it's the nature of the mountains. i grew up with it in the one they're always heading up or down in the winter there's snow in summer you can go hiking i cut my teeth on this and can't get by without it i didn't want to. step on takes me to a mountain near over wolf she called the mountain or snow head in english does not live up to its name even though it's winter there is no snow stefan says it's still worth getting up early to climb it as there is a wonderful sunrise from the observation tower. today i want to find out how do winter sports work and when there is little or no snow and can a layman like me try them out here i also take a look at mining in a city known for its theatrical at musical history. of the 19th century george the 2nd ruler of mining and was an enthusiastic patron of the arts. also on today's show our globetrotters the fiend

stefan: the problem is things have been moving quickly.he authorities in brandenburg granted tesla early approval to start clearing the forest. quickly and are already two thirds of the trees are cut down. some people have said this is going too fast and we should look at this more closely and try to stop the project. a court has agreed to stop it for now. is tesla not welcome in germany or is it welcome in germany? stefan: local officials have done everything to make tesla feel welcome. certainly authorities in the state of brandenburg want this investment and they want to support tesla's project. of course, courts have their way as well and that is how it will be. that does not mean the project is over. but wen still go ahead, will have to wait a few days to see what the court will decide on that. guy: thank you for much indeed. stefan nicola joining us from berlin. let's focus on the fed. cleveland fed president loretta mester sat down with michael mckee in florida. she discussed the importance of the consumer to the u.s. economy and th

he copes with that masha stunned us and bark anything kitchen was heard to stefan he's not. and he won't let himself be pinned down the violinist is found are giant places across all musicals on. but 1st up as you know with the right photo editing software you can perform magic on just about any picture and that is what russian instagram artist igor the chance k. has done with our covers now he likes to incorporate himself into legendary scenes of the beatles madonna and guitarist tom petty among many others while the results are a funny take on the original cover and they're proving to be quite popular on instagram here's a closer look. through is madonna bearing her next tune. is david bowie up to. the russian instagram a chance he gives famous album covers a new back story and gives himself a role in music history. thing for me to make people laugh and sometimes i think i managed to do that very purposely to comments that people write sometimes people take a joke even further or joke about what they see and that's the best feedback i can get. human creativity and a willin

capturing these moments for posterity is stefan trash in his passion. his goal to shoot up to 5 could pictures a day even in the museum lobby he isn't ready looking at people's hairstyles and patterns. for months and i want to discover things it's about sharpening my senses what can i see what analogies can i make life so voyage of discovery. europe's major museums are like a 2nd home for. today's a museum babylonian potsdam just outside of berlin for his photo series people matching artworks in 29000 trash and 2nd book of photos was published the photographer who is based in berlin has become known internationally through his blog social media and exhibitions of his work he finds connections between people and art in hairstyles patternist colors and poses. 5 minutes after entering the museum he's already found a match. that's a nice composition. think should happen and there should also be a poetic calm in it there's a moment and then it's gone the shoes have quite soles for normally i'd wear smarter shoes but they're the quietest ones i've got. tracti

austrian cyclist stefan din ifill has admitted working with a german doctor facing doping allegations concerning more than 20 athletes peter oliver has details. doping in sports is at its most fundamental cheating some cheat to win gold medals for others like austrian cyclist stefan to nicole he was trying to keep his career following a serious injury although for him it resulted in a 4 year ban i'm not a criminal i wouldn't have got a contract without doping of that sentiment was repeated by cross country skiing your highness do or who received a lifetime ban for blood doping as i see it you can't be at the top without doping both of these disgraced sportsmen were patients of the noun the tory is german dr mark schmidt he ran an elaborate criminal ring providing performance enhancing drugs to 23 athletes in 8 countries his motivation was a different kind of gold money but schmitz operation came crashing down last year during police raids that were part of operation adolescence bloodletting in english whistleblowers lead to several athletes being caught made blood transfusion the cock

stefan drexler, kirsty‘s father, ending that report by our disability news correspondent, nikki fox.bbc has managed to speak to two people who've escaped north korea. the defectors fled a prison. one is a guard, the other a detainee. they've been speaking to our reporter, hyung eun kim about their remarkable escape. rare pictures smuggled out of north korea. footage kim jong—un‘s government doesn't want you to see. troops tend to cornfields, trying to feed the population. more soldiers browse government approved dvds. others patrol the border with china. it's here where most of those who want to escape make a desperate dash for safety. now two people who made it out want to tell their story. we're on our way to a safe house, where the defectors are being kept. everything about their movements has to be kept secret for their safety. this man was a prison guard at a detention centre near the chinese border. kim, whose name we have changed, was in prison for arranging phone calls between north korea and the outside world. kim was eventually caught and brought to prison. they drew closer

stefan haim who was it was an author who as a jew left germany in the early thirty's for the u.s. where he became an american citizen but as a committed socialist he returned to his native eastern germany at the time under communist rule believing it to be the better system for his novel the architect's resonates with 1st hand experience of what amounted to be a great disillusion. the trail even you've experienced it at some point your best friend blurted out your biggest secret your partner cheated on you or your hairdresser suddenly decided to get creative well you can dry your tears now because all that stuff was peanuts in. the architect's buy stuff on high end is about a man named arnold who betrays his friends his family and his ideals arnold is an architect and a communist like many german communists after world war 2 he comes back from exile in the soviet union to help build east germany his job is to design an imposing new boulevard called world peace road it's a thinly veiled reference to this very real street in former east berlin today it's called karl marx back then i

researchers stefan goober's sees a great medical advantage in health games. where one circuit by comparison a conventional therapy doesn't include a pay full aspect and there are certain cognitive exercises like one study that you just have to get through. if you add an aspect of playfulness the chances are you'll have more fun for a longer time and that increases motivation what's yours. the classic health game was developed in the u.s. remission is a game for children with cancer originally designed as a 3 d. you shoot it way you shoot cancer cells there are multiple playing modes around now the goal is to destroy the team on every level this game cannot fight real tensor of course but it can assist the therapy. mind that most of us you learn a little bit about the illness how it works and that you can fight it. and this motivation encourages you to really follow the therapy and when you do it properly the chances are good your condition will improve his pace of it. whether it's cancer depression or forgetfulness health games can help the body and soul but

and in our series 100 german must reads the architect by stefan harman is a novel of political intrigue and betrayal that illuminates the early years of communist east germany. and with welcome to the show well it only took 92 years bought the academy of motion picture arts and sciences finally looked beyond its own backyard on a grander scale and despite falling back into old ruts of oscars so white and oscars so male it granted a few historic moments for both the oscars and for south koreans and the oscar goes to paris. english language movie to win best picture. in the. south korean director bond junho is dong class about the gap between the rich and poor in modern day so.

and her good friend stefan curry and her daughters attended the game. she flew to los angeles to speak at the kobe bryant memorial, which will be tomorrow at staples center. after that she will fly back to stanford for the game and the text to pop is at 6:00. kell hosted oregon state. they pulled away for the second half. michaela scored 24. oregon state wanted 76 took 63. they are now two .-dot 14 impact will play. in the warriors host the pelicans tonight. zion williamson in the first game at shea center, moving pictures on the late show come the late game day show. and the dwayne wade jersey was hoisted by the miami heat who hosted today. gabrielle saved her drink. better than what happened in portland the other night. the wrapper backed into a tray full of drinks. clean up on aisle five. and segue to the final round of the mexico championship in mexico city. trouble for right-handed justin thomas who had to go lefty to punch out a shot. great idea. but he didn't finish my back. and near flawless final-round. three straight coming down the stretch, a

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bill hader played stefan and created him with an "snl" writing john mulaney.in studio 8-h to host "saturday night live" for the third time in the last three seasons, since leaving "snl" as a writer in 2012. mulaney has become one of the most popular stand-up comedians in america selling out theaters with his biting observations. he won an emmy for his last netflix sxespecial and now he'st with another which is much typical of his act. willie got together with john here for a sunday sitdown. ♪ >> reporter: john mulaney has made his name standing alone on a stage with a microphone. >> i love to play venues where if the guy that built the venue could see me on the stage, he would be a little bit bummed about it. >> reporter: but in his latest project, the comedian is joined by some new friends. >> what's the town of the show? >> how do you mean? >> she means, is it ironic or do you like doing a children's show? >> you thought a lot about that. that's a million dollar question. >> i cannot know what the show was nor could i explain to people. >> reporter: even on

the leader of the ukrainian nationalists was killed in munich where he was hiding under the name of stefan pople it would be fair to say that bond became a major symbol of ukrainian nationalism by sheer chance for he was neither its only leader nor its most powerful one dimitrov don't solve was the father of the far right to tell a tarion doctrine in ukraine andriy melnyk was the leader of another faction of the un romance you have it was the general of the ukrainian insurgent army and others contributed greatly to the movement is dangerous ideology suppressed by the communist authorities but supported by external forces never really died the seeds of ukrainian nationalism or passed from generation to generation unfortunately it was just a matter of time before they would once again blossom. in 1954 ukraine's territory was expanded even more when nikita khrushchev the leader of the u.s.s.r. and ukrainian himself generously gave the crimean region to ukraine. historians would argue about the legitimacy of this transfer for many years to come and 60 years after khrushchev's gift dramatic new

out of nowhere in the 39th minute hoffenheim gifted the host of penalties with stefan passion downing probert have to question going to and the boss. think of all schmidt except at the offering coolly converting his 3rd penalty of the season and his 1st goal since october. to germany international was out for over 2 months with a knee injury and made a very welcome return. puff in time showed they can turn their game up a notch in the cup last week against fire in the 2nd half posh was eager to make amends for his mistakes. but robert have also shown their mettle on numerous occasions the season their attack was combining well and only a smart save by philip tend to prevent to vouch mid for making it to mail. in case you didn't know fate seems to smile on friday but. just of a bomb gartner missed the target here by centimeters know what their team has been saved by the woodwork as often as the black forest club that was the 12th time this season. after not cranked up the heat in the final phase the last baby went close and benyamin who have now had one last chance in the 91st minute.

the balmoral street in union city and got out of their cars and that's when police say the driver stefan tobias began crashing into several police cars leading one to op fire. tobias received a non-life threatening wound he was treated and taken into custody, san francisco police looking for a group of 8 people who attacked a 16 year-old girl near fisherman's wharf it happened on beach street near columbus avenue. >>close to 8 o'clock last night police say the group approached the girl with a golf club attacked her then ran off with her watch and cell phone. the girl suffered minor injuries. police not have a detailed description of the suspects other than they were between the ages of 1724 years old prosecutors in neil wilson's murder trial finished delivering opening statements today without the defendant in court. john cowan made an outburst just 2 minutes into the opening statement. he was arguing over fas of a who arrived at the bart station first him or the wilson sisters, the judge told how he would be removed to be didn't stop lking, but khalil continue to object. and the judge o

to look like that person but does the same apply to him animate objects well austrian photographer stefan spends hours in museums looking for visitors who eventually blend in with the paintings there are observing that perhaps they're wearing something similar to the dress that i have on right now well in some cases the resemblance seems more than just coincidental but it's exactly this element of surprise that motivates the photographer. observe is part of the picture. that shows situations that happened by. capturing these moments for posterity is stephon impressions passion. he's going to shoot up to 5 could pictures a day even in the museum lobby he's ready looking at people's hairstyles and patent . office medicine i want to discover things it's about sharpening my senses what can i see what analogies can i make life so voyage of discovery. europe's major museums are like a 2nd home for. today's at the museum babylonian potsdam just outside of ben his photo series people matching artworks in 2019 and trash in the 2nd book of photos was published the photographer who is based in berli

someone slightly over zealous like this stefan is up to challenge on the ball up. which they do in their 1st shots after 10 minutes. rafael guerrero was denied only by the post to his free kick flew straight through the front but. going forward the guest suffered little even philip cost h. usually such a handful was dealt with comfortably but. dormant when truly on top form perfect preparation for this week's champions league match against paris sunshine. we were concentrated for 90 minutes we were in total control and that's how it should be so. in the 33rd minute john found guerrero out why frank was defense was course out by his cross and before long look at speech it has some of the ball it to make it one minute. at 34 piece check is doing one's oldest and most experienced player. in his 3. a 190 days later match this was his 19th when disney did go. it's a reaction to the pressure of bringing strike a bus just on for the 2nd half but it might no difference the fact that we're too sloppy and possession and dormant were ruthless when they won it axel witsel foun