and how do the shape our perceptions something florian can investigate in his studio the stuttgart musicianand composer develops new sounds. all types of clients. ok go back to the beginning please because a phantom of fact in recent years has concentrated on museums for the hashtag mine museum exhibition in stuttgart starts gallery for example he worked with students from the music academy to produce a kind of audio guide for smart but once. its users get both information and music . on top it announces you know in a sound environment it's different from say a parking garage we've just been in on your way to the museum from your own every day life in your announced in a place where you can move through the party. and experience the works of art hanging on the wall hanging from a different kind of perspective. names you can. but isn't the endless barrage of sound more annoying than a relaxing silence. florian caplets says there is no relaxing silence in the museum voice over here we actually want this ambience of conditioners and ventilators and fluorescent tubes that will give off sound an

in recent years has concentrated on museums for the hashtag mine museum exhibition in stuttgart startsgallery for example he worked with students from a music academy to produce a kind of audio guide for smartphones. it's users get both information and music. and tell it or not is you know in a sound environment that's different from say the parking garage we've just been in on your way to the museum it's from your own every day life and you're an ostomy place where you can move through the parts being done and experience the works of art hanging on the wall hanging from a different kind of perspective you. names a question. but isn't the endless barrage of sound more annoying than a relaxing silence. florian caplets says there is no relaxing silence in the museum voiceover he was fair we actually want this ambiance of conditioners and ventilators and fluorescent tubes that will give off sound and we can start there and ask could and be some very very subtle ambience so it comes even closer to absolute silence and if you did nothing you tonio called women it's must. silence is in itsel

dynamic pressing quick counters relentless will power back to the roots with stuttgart and frankfurt. and i don't leave the stage others best on tours displays of unconditional loyalty fresh additions for the real bloopers. tearful farewell. think to sneak in the oceans. he found out in appropriate style with the mice to shock you penguins tempted out of retirement to guide to the top. of the. it's i have a lot to thank him for not least a good part of my career moment you know that it's about time to me you can kiss seventy three years old and in full time bonder sleeker great as a player coach and individual. club icon calls it a day stefan keesler after twelve years chasing the goals from later carson and on field leader and longtime favorite often little clues in fact full. so that my lets me with that's me played my last minutes in the bundesliga and it's just fantastic what the fans of la you don't hear today he said softly by yourself. at dortmund homan vida fellas a legend sixteen years service in black in yellow does acknowledge on a park the famous south terrace with all tho

i can cook and took charge of stuttgart at the end of january as they struggled in fourteenth place his first target stability safety in numbers behind the full. time debut against munching gladbach a switch to full force and effective a fan shield took up when the bull and shifted straight to the puck in behind the glove box defense done in less than eight seconds i'm stumped. and. matched a thirty two it lay the q.'s and by now the team have a good system off they went possession between the defensive lines. the man on the ball has the instant support of treaty mates in case the attack breaks down as it does here she took guts recipe for success against the chop seems this well. with my. one week later a man down against hoffenheim and i behind the ball again got to win it back and seize the moment. a long pasta mario gomez and the germany international lose a cucumber puts the seal on another notable win against the run of play that's my that's my. job my. the final match that against the champions in munich stuttgart with a tried and tested formats possession regained its opponents

amistoso entre el stuttgart, la victoria 1 0 al minuto 11 del partido. fue un espectÁculo .mier, 3 0 terminal marcador a favor del conjunto. por su parte el villarreal logrÓ la victoria de 3 2 ante el bremen de alemania. doblete y gol de manuel corrales. el submarino amarillo arranca la temporada recibiendo la-- trabajadores del norte y sur de corea realizaron partidos amistosos de fÚtbol como intercambio cÍvico entre las dos coreas. coreano despuÉs de la histÓrica cumbre. el 15 de agosto lo esperamos en la supercopa de europa, la champions ya estÁ aquÍ en univisiÓn deportes >> muchÍsimas gracias, tenemos entendido que este de partido a mi entre las dos coreas, ganÓ corea del norte. >> tenemos imÁgenes adicionales este partido porque fue interesante. este amistoso en seÚl, capital surcoreana como un intercambio cÍvico entre ambos países. >>, habÍamos dicho este partido lo ganÓ corea del norte 3 1 sin embargo es el primero de dos que se van a jugar el fin de semana entre esos dos paÍses que han tenido un acercamiento muy interesante a nivel polÍtico. >> ademÁs han jugado un p

narrow win over nuremberg by munich beating hoffenheim on friday later today it's months hosting stuttgart and don't want facing like. we'll be keeping tabs for you on those games of course more from us at the top of the hour in the meantime consult a website for the latest updates you're watching to dublin used to stay with us. takes a look personally. with. the lengths to make the game so special . for all truth. long. long line.

of course there was another game on sunday minds hosted stuttgart both teams had spent big over the summer and the eighth was minds who ended up on top this goal in the seventy six minutes by anthony made all the difference because on made it all possible by knocking over and then pulling the ball back superbly said if it's the first time minds have won their opening match in five years. so let's round up all the action now there's that dortmund win minds also getting off to a good start as they've evolved frankfurt and outs burke there and hanover drew and berlin and of course bahrain one i'm not going to show you the table because it's so early in the season but dortmund are actually on top which is perhaps could we be seeing that maybe the threat the season will have to wait and see now if you're a fan of tradition look away and cover your ears because had to berlin have updated their walkout song and the club supporters are divided. up. angelic voice is in the fourth or now i want to come to you first are you a traditionalist when you think it's a good thing to date a song like that i

lake to be chunka mention gladbach take on live coups in saturday's late game while sunday's sees stuttgart in mines and dortmund take on life six well champions byron munich kicked off their season with a big win against hoffenheim on friday and it was decisive display for the bavarians who will be pleased to already have three points on the board as they attempt a winner record extending seventh league title let's see how that game played out. about to exit the tunnel two of the bunn just leaguers hot shot coaches on the left in his first league game with bae in munich and you're not bill's man of hoffenheim . it was coaches men who drew first blood thomas miller heading in the open air in the twenty third minute the they are short came in with the perfectly placed corner and miller left almost unchallenged. but in the fifty seventh minute hoffenheim came up with an answer courtesy of adam sully. hungary and got the ball in the box faked out jerome boateng and hammered home and well neuer with no chance. then robert levin dusty missed a penalty ten minutes from time but are you and robin

narrow win over nuremberg by munich beating off and i'm on friday later today it's months hosting stuttgart and don't want facing like c s i. will be keeping tabs for you on those games of course more from us at the top of the hour in the meantime to consult our website for the latest update and see what you get up being used to stay with us. we take it personally you're ready with a little bit wonderful people in stories that make the game so special. for all true for. more than football online. his creations and his brand mystical collar got that nikon's of the. look what do we really know about the man behind the dark shades what motivates him how does he think and feel . good moments in the life of a great fashion designer to. start september ninth w. e n one. side indoors i'm here with nicholas khan the son of hans frank who was executed as a war criminal at the number of trials to talk about how he and how germany deals with its nazi past for thank you for letting us visit you want a vacation. i funked mr frank i mean the which you have a common name and it's not him or gerbils you co

peas in there i mean if someone you were and you'd see it in stuttgart match or new movements for nuclear war. i. ask you to more than. ever before you got my. world view. ok. so don't be. so. thankful. for life. would. not come from one thousand nine hundred ninety and i'm a surgeon and. there was just like. fighting every day. you know i didn't want to go and all of the things and then we got to the integration but this is something about i don't like to speak much about these. i mean some some missions things syria i've been set on in freetown i mean banky central african republic and then finally if i do stuff with the i.c.r.c. dealing with the work on the patients. faces this position. and if you have to. respond to can go to this position to fans here. between to. do so. much more i mean there's nothing there having a little bit. more of. these. yeah it's really a pain just don't you think someone. just function it's become very nice but you can tell are you going to get. out. of here i'm going to have more and i'm only going on in. the chapel so i can take off for the north of its

child so her books are presented the results of her first transplant and her gynecology congress in stuttgart. the procedure is controversial because it's not a life saving measure like say a liver or heart transplant and many view it more as a personal choice. they are what tired him down who decides which woman gets to have the child she wants and which doesn't want to keep this there are pros and cons when it comes to uterine transplant and we need to have an open discussion about the issue in germany. so far that debate hasn't taken place the german ethics council has yet to officially address the issue. professor. is a member of the council she specializes in the ethical aspects of reproductive medicine and its social implications. here in transplants are not unproblematic in an ethical sense under clinical trial it's not an established procedure procedure in which we know exactly what longer term consequences it might have. planted uterus could be rejected we're talking about a living donor transplant if the patient ends up getting pregnant there is considerable risk for the child. arou

mainz were 1—0 winners over stuttgart.oli in their serie a match, as a mark of respect to the 43 people who lost their lives when part of the morandi bridge collapsed in the city earlier this month. sunday's game was the first to be held at the stadium since the disaster. and genoa were 2—1 winners in the end. christian kouame with their second goal before empoli got a consolation deep into stoppage time. that's genoa's first victory of the new serie a season. elsewhere, inter milan squandered a 2—0 lead, drawing 2—2 with torino. spal made it two wins out of two with a 1—0 win over parma whilst fiorentina thrashed chievo 6—1. it started with a spectacular multi—car crash, and there was plenty of drama to follow. sunday's belgian grand prix provided plenty of big moments and for sebastian vettel a big win, as he cut lewis hamilton's lead at the top of the driver's championship to 17 points. nick parrot was watching: spa has a notorious history of big accidents, usually in wet conditions. with sunshine bathing the track, few

mines have been lost to stuttgart in three years a solid start thanks to the super eagles in just. haven't fared well against neighbors braman no win at the visitor study and for fifteen years. the game with school is for a long time until the visitors spawn their own footballing fairy tale in the seventy fifth minute and to the fight on which subjoin four years ago he was playing in the amateur district leagues now he schooled on his food his league debut. and yes he was on side. training could barely believe it muster that late equaliser through tailed ok ever so much c. . but all eyes were on find out who has made it to the big time without ever playing in a professional academy congratulations. dortmund welcome back a familiar face to the bundesliga museum five her returns after three years he's tasked with bringing success and style to signal a tune up our the swiss coach might even help a few of germany's national team players rediscover their flair. in light sic they faced a stiff test and the visitors didn't need long to get into their stride after just thirty one seconds j

heard about lots of other yazidi girls who've been confronted by their former is captors, even in stuttgartee days in germany. police there told us she did come to them with a detailed description of the man. they still haven't been able to confirm his identity with certainty. what convinces you it was your captor? translation: i recognised his voice very well. even if 1,000 years had gone by, i would have recognised that voice, and that face. i would have recognised him anywhere. he was with us 2a hours a day, beating us and watching us. that's why i know it was him. ashwaq's entire family is still haunted by islamic state. her father tells us of dozens of relatives still missing, all captured by is — so many, their pictures couldn't fit on this board. translation: our hearts will stay heavy. we don't want to return home to sinjar until we know what's happened to them. we can't face living in iraq anymore. we're broken. we've been sold and raped. lyse doucet, bbc news, in northern iraq. inflation in venezuela is expected to reachi million percent by the end of the year, which means you nee

we're joining me now from stuttgart is andrea writes a managing director and co-founder of u.k. based on our general capital since two thousand and nine he's been in vising international companies targeting the iranian market thanks very much for being with us so donald trump has said that these are in his words the most biting sanctions ever our many of us will say that this is the kind of bluster that we've come to expect from the u.s. president but just how hard will the sanctions hit the iranian economy believe this is certainly one shook a president from but. he intends much he is doing here and you see the damage is already doing to the iranian economy there we are. you there you still might get key which is not only effect of the sanctions but also the way the government has a central bank has handled the foreign exchange situation trying to get this under control in order to improve their you you have high unemployment you have companies leaving so. slides and the economy also president trump has also warned that anyone doing business with iran will not be doing business

heard about lots of other yazidi girls who have been confronted by their former is captors, even in stuttgarthe did come to them with a detailed description of the man. they still haven't been able to confirm his identity with certainty. what convinces you it was your captor? translation: i recognised his voice very well. even if a thousand years had gone by, i would have recognised that voice and that face. i would have recognised him anywhere. he was with us 2a hours a day, beating us and watching us. that's why i know it was him. ashwaq's entire family is still haunted by islamic state. her father tells us of dozens of relatives still missing, all captured by is. so many, their pictures couldn't fit on this board. translation: our hearts will stay heavy. we don't want to return home to sinjar until we know what has happened to them. we can't face living in iraq any more. we are broken. we have been sold and raped. lyse doucet, bbc news, northern iraq. dozens of injured british veterans, who are using art to help them cope with their experiences of war, are having their works displayed at a

and while the other sunday match up pitted months against stuttgart both teams spending a lot of money over the summer to bring in new players it was mike's who came out on top yesterday this girl in the seventy six minute and to. make the difference between the two teams robin cries or make it all possible first winning the ball then pulling it to set up for the one male victory goal this is the first time by the way that month one by opening match in the bundesliga season in five years. turning to formula one now ferrari sebastian vettel made a quick pass on the very first lap of the belgian grand prix holding. that top spot then for the rest of the race he also trimmed rival lewis hamilton slim lead in the driver standings the race was marred by an early crash that fortunately left no one injured. just seconds after the start and with lewis hamilton and sebastian fettle having already cleared the corner there was drama inspired. the culprit was nico hurt you back in the yellow red no the crash propelled mclaren's fernando alonso through the year and on to charlotte clearing so. that

the german police and i ended up in the state police crime laboratory in stuttgart where the ballistics got so interested in this case he thought he saw a narrow exception where somebody in 1835 given the technology that they had been might have been able to use a forensic ballistic analysis. this is him in the state crime laboratory trying to set up conditions similar to that of the murder and he came to the conclusion all my goodness, this was possible. the detective in this case probably really was the first to use forensic ballistics. the next record, it solves the riddle in american history, if this was only a german case i wouldn't be here talking to you today but the funny thing is that the murderer fled justice in germany and went to the united states. join the army and fought in the mexican-american war at the siege of veracruz in 1847. this is the naval battery where they set up naval guns on land tried to break down the city walls of veracruz and this battery was handled by a young captain who was so impressed with a person who died at his feet that he wrote a letterhome . wh

we're joining me now from stuttgart is andrea white's a managing director and co-founder of u.k. based on our gent capital since two thousand and nine he's been in vising international companies targeting the iranian market thanks very much for being with us so donald trump has said that these are in his words the most biting sanctions ever our many of us will say that this is the kind of bluster that we've come to expect from the u.s. president but just how hard will the sanctions hit the iranian economy believe this is certainly one sure president from by his. intense blood he is doing here and you see the damage is already doing to the iranian economy there we are. you there you still might get key which is not only of sector of the sanctions but also the way the government has a central bank has handled the foreign exchange situation it's landed them well charles in order to improve their you you have high unemployment you have companies leaving so low slides and the economy also president trump has also warned that anyone doing business with iran will not be doing business w

new york that is made anywhere in america or in mexico or canada. , they arehe 911's only made in stuttgarte make the bigger suvs near dresden. but they think that americans still want to that luxury, that import product, and that is why the tariffs are hitting those products the hardest. the margins are also being weighed on. with the cost of r&d for electrification, for autonomous driving, hopefully not with porsche, but definitely with audi because it is a huge go for them. it is harder for them to meet the margins that have been set, although those are much higher, 12% is the goal at audi, 50% at porsche. -- 50% at porsche. caroline: -- 15% at porsche. caroline: is diesel gate behind them? matt: it is not, but they are hoping the lions a share -- lions's share is behind them. they have spent billions of dollars on it and there'll be a lot more cash outflows this year because of it, but the total cost for the rest of the or should only be about $1 billion. we are climbing incrementally now, where previously there were huge costs. the real question will be what kind of lawsuits are allowe