coming up i'll be talking to my colleague a drink kennedy about the great german writer to head off on tana considered by some the 1st venice novelist. and the swiss writer lukas there foods who's just won germany's top literary prize. the night watch by rembrandt is right now being restored under the watchful eye of well anyone who wishes to see the painstaking restoration process the painting is 8400 years old and it was lost restored after a knife attack on it in 1975 that restoration has started to discolor a bit and the rice museum in amsterdam has decided it is such an important painting that the public should be allowed to see it as its current renovation precedes. operation night watch cutting qurna is allowed to get right up close to the rembrandt painting the chemist is in charge of a team of 20 researchers restoring the nightwatch is the chance of a lifetime.

region with us travel reports about brandenburg the vast land its lakes castles and people i know from tana from my german lessons back in school but very theoretically and today not quite as theoretically i am following in his footsteps. of course we show you the truest highlights in grant park. and that you can also dine here like the people did at the time a fun time. hour of your video this week shows us the sights of belfast in northern ireland. one time there as a traffic light you'll only find that in the it will be fun thomas birthplace after a fire in 1787 the center of the city was read. in the classicist style with white streets and huge squares i'm meeting up with each and she heads the fontana festival here and has become an expert on the writer's life and. here we are really at the beginning of the history of théodore from thomas involvement with noir. his parents moved here at easter in 1900 and on december 30th théodore fontana was born up there on the 1st floor of this house. first fontana tried his hand as a pharmacist in berlin then he became a journalist a correspondent

democratic strategist capri cafaro, washington examiner tana, what do you make of this?a little bit disturbing, looking back at the same poll taken in 2007 and 2010 showing that support figure hasn't really changed and more importantly when the people in the poll had to answer whether or not they would support medicare for all if it meant eliminating private health insurance only one out of five people polled supported that. and it would be functionally impossible to have bernie sanders style medicare for all while allowing private health insurance to continue to exist. >> neil: you know, can capri, the question is fairly straightforward it. does leave open the possibility are you open to higher taxes and all of that? people say yes. i think some of them don't think it would be on that. it would be on the well-to-do. bernie sanders did say the middle class will pay higher taxes. you will get a lot more back and all this other stuff. does that argument resonate? >> i think the big thing that we knowed to remember is that medicare for all frankly is not thoroughly fleshed

along with those of colombia's con tana.ne of it. as the altitude crept up towards more than six and half thousand feet, the air was getting thin. their frenchman was gasping, but it was for britain who crashed with just over half a mile to go. tebo pinot was of the first to cross the finish line, but for philippe putting second what it felt like a victory, with thomas finishing eighth, more than 30 seconds behind. nick parrott, bbc news. so thomas is still in second place overall, but he's now more than two minutes behind ala—philippe. egan bernal has moved up a place to fourth, but is three minutes behind. britain's adam yates has dropped out of the top ten. elsewhere, it's a must—win match for england against australia at taunton if they're to have any chance of winning the women's ashes. but it's not looking good, australia declared on 420—8 and then took the important wicket of tammy beaumont for a duck. england captain heather knight helped the recovery but she went lbw for 28. amyjones made a terrific half—century for