vita diesels in such a. associated press modem only going to begin. by saying you didn't. want to be done looking for doctors and belly button for me yet. 30 years after the fall of the berlin wall on t.w. . it was the night everything changed. the night every day people made history. the night the divided country came together. it was the night of the fall of the wall. next day w. . come to. discover the concept discover with the pulse. of school. after 100 lives the ideals of the odds are more relevant today than late whether. there's a visionaries from shapes things to come by because people understood design as a way of shaping society. with this. palace world 3 part documentary starts november 14th on d w. one thess it last it was the night when the seemingly inconceivable became reality the fall of the berlin wall 25 years later these events were recreated on a film set of bornholmer strasse of including the emotions that overcame many east german citizen.

vita diesels in such a new. associated press magazine only to see that i'm going to begin. by saying you didn't. want to be done looking for offers in the belly button for me yet. 30 years after the fall of the berlin wall on t.w. . it was the night everything changed. the night every day people made history. tonight a divided country came together. it was the night the fault of the wall. next on g.w. . kickoff life. years ago to mark the beginning of difficult times for east german soccer team today none of the teams from the former east german top division played in the bundesliga play is that we ask a player from the east in the last. 60 minutes on d w. syrian born imam visits a local bar in berlin. he lives just opposite with a father who is a member of the hitler youth as a child. some residents are suspicious of refugees in the neighborhood. and there is curious about the bars regulars to cross the road worlds apart. starting november 11th on d.w. . once. it was the night when the seemingly inconceivable became reality the fall of the berlin wall 25 years later these

but of course there were plenty of raised eyebrows too and eventually they had to move on once again vita had seen against the backdrop of the great depression the liberal bauhaus school came under increasing pressure. in 1928 tired of facing constant hostility directive attack or p.s. appointed a successor with swiss architect tanous my at the helm the balance focused even more heavily on industry and also became more political. on this my own hut on the shot her a smile moved the bauhaus in a very socialist direction communist even. in the extremely productive 2 years that he was director this played a major role which was very different from the gropius era the board. hoped. the bell house set out to design and manufacture well made products for everyone. catering to everyday needs took priority over artistic considerations. one voyage to india india into social they wanted to reach households homes society in general. and with products that looked completely unlike anything that had existed before else clique there was a turning point after the 1st world war by 922 or 923 at the lates

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anyways, i appreciate that. .vita zhang host: steve vogel, your thoughts.uest: both of the calls were interesting. onrding nato, we look back 30 years ago and there was a great division in germany about the presence of nato. some people were happy to have the western forces over there, but there was a lot of antagonism over the years, damage being done by u.s. troops training. you get the feeling that it was an occupation, but it is funny, berlin was one of the places where the american troops were always welcomed. it was very little of the anti-american feeling that you might experience elsewhere in germany. in berlin, there was appreciation that they were this island in the middle of east germany, and without having western presence there things could have turned out very differently. the previous caller was discussing that it would a -- it was a tense journey to travel from the west either from western germany into berlin. if you drive the audubon along the restricted routes, it was like traveling back in time again, and you did feel crossing the border

nature wasn't contained it was an intake all part of the new estate and was from this by this point vita called p.s. had long been living in the us but. didn't have much time. before you could only be reached by far. knowing that he paid a visit maybe 3 times a year or so it was never in charge of the project. it was more of a consultant the godfather of the. gropius came to berlin when the foundation stone was laid. but he wasn't involved with the construction and there was nothing he could do about the final result all people's houses with 10 years did everything in his power to prevent his name being attached to the project he was deeply unhappy about it there is no doubt about it at the. end after his death the whole complex was named after him which must have made him turn his grave. by the 1980 s. that had gained a reputation as a troubled neighborhood a rundown concrete jungle with new tenants coming and going all the time and lots of derelict apartments. or ph that frequently hit the headlines as a crime hot spots. but a year to vice peca untanned scale kmita it was home. alone p

conditions are to stop assassination operations protect protesters during border protests for the vita return and to start implementing steps to break the siege but many in gaza are struggling with desperate poverty as well as violence but tiring of such claims. no i'm not satisfied because there is no benefit ceasefires it happened many times before and were useless. i was into the ceasefire 5 rockets were launched from gaza city to them intercepted by israel's air defense system nonetheless israel eased restrictions imposed on its own citizens near gaza and reopened border crossings the israeli government and the i.d.f. cheve exhausted in this mission we eliminated their toys that was in charge or faired the recent actions against these well we will do anything necessary in order to avoid any toe actions since israel assassinated the senior islamic jihad commander. on tuesday morning it's shifted its longstanding policy of holding hamas responsible for all rocket fire out of gaza instead striking islamic jihad targets and fighters almost exclusively i must said it stood with islamic

conditions are to stop assassination operations protect protesters during border protests for the vita return and to start implementing steps to break the siege. i was into the ceasefire 5 rockets were launched from gaza city to them intercepted by israel's air defense system nonetheless israel eased restrictions imposed on its own citizens near gaza and reopened border crossings. the government and the i.d.f. achieved its goal in this mission we eliminated. there always that was in charge of. recent actions against me as well we will do anything necessary in order to avoid any actions since israel assassinated the senior islamic jihad commander. on tuesday morning it's shifted its longstanding policy of holding hamas responsible for all rocket fire out of gaza instead striking islamic jihad targets and fighters almost exclusively amassed said it stood with islamic jihad in the battle but held back from launching its own rockets a possible sign of its concerns about a wider escalation of those concerns aren't over yet as night fell israel said it it deserted another rocket being fired

here's the campaign statement from the vita side. per month he'll live warren save her healthcare plan to raise the taxes in the nucleus. we know why. it lets. senator warren would replace new stacked and of $9 trillion that will fall on american workers. even the warren, promise no middle-class stacked hikes, at the last democrat debate. watch this. >> i will not sign a bill into law that lets not lower costs for middle-class families. it. >> your reaction. >> it can be true. then numbers don't add up. they don't work. he said last week and you shall is, the numbers don't live. but people do. this absolutely is the farce. there is no way to raise the kind of her name necessary. $52 trillion. even barney's plan is $20 trillion less than that. and that went out taxes on the middle class. >> and then the thing to is how can an unaccountable government take can and adjust an entire healthcare system, doctors will flee. this we keep hearing. the economy is going like gangbusters in great jobs. more people than ever are working paid wages

[applause] we say in our house, we never ate blueberry muffins, we only ate vita blueberry muffins.t's why the battle for the bay was a reminder to everyone that, you know, the environment doesn't care whether it's in san francisco or san jose or oakland, right? it doesn't care. we have to work together to take care of our precious resources. and that's why, really, everybody was a winner in the battle for the bay. because we got together like 6400 volunteers in one day in our three cities, caring for our environment. [applause] now, the reason i'm not putting on that janky orange hat. >> you may not make it out of -- [off mic] [laughter] >> like i said, the reason i am not putting on that janky orange hat. [jeers] is because while san francisco had more volunteers, oakland picked up so much trash, literally more than 109,000 pounds of trash. [applause] it was more tonnage than these two cities combined, okay? okay. now, and sam said, oh, you must have dumped out the dumpsters. i said i wish that were true. we actually had that much trash to pick up. but here we are in thanksgiving.

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football are not signed up to the water cunt favorites but you a for isn't and there's a loophole for vita to actually state those games for a russian team to take part that's all that's needed really for that to go ahead so i think you will see russia in a tournament you are likely to see games in some papers but because of that technicality but it's an issue that paper i'm happy with and as you say it's not going away yeah and it's going to be unraveling a bit more in the next few weeks thank you well italian football american ballot tele has faced more racist comments this time from his own club fresh air but it's how he was abused by verona supporters to. in a much earlier this month now brushes president had this to say after being asked why he was left out of the squad for the latest game. player he's black what can i say he's working on clearing himself but he's having a lot of difficulty. for me i didn't buy bella tele to make more subscriptions or for advertising i bought him because i thought he could add something to the squad but due to overexposure we've made him become a weak

conditions are to stop assassination operations protect protesters during border protests for the vita return to start implementing steps to break the siege but many in gaza are struggling with desperate poverty as well as violence the tiring of such claims. because no i'm not satisfied because there is no benefit ceasefires it happened many times before and were useless. hours into the ceasefire 5 rockets were launched from gaza city to them intercepted by israel's air defense system nonetheless israel eased restrictions imposed on its own citizens near gaza and reopened border crossings the government and the idea should achieve exist in this mission we eliminated. that was in charge of. recent actions against me as well we will do anything necessary in order to avoid any actions since israel assassinated the senior islamic jihad commander. on tuesday morning it's shifted its longstanding policy of holding hamas responsible for all rocket fire out of gaza instead striking islamic jihad targets and fighters almost exclusively amassed said it stood with islamic jihad in the battle but

what came out of the charlottesville summit, rb on the right path -- are we on the vita path? what else do we need to be doing? what kind of legacy have four and barbara bush left -- george and barbara bush left for us that are still here. i would say the legacy of charlottesville is the important one, apart from the lofty aspirations for the country to make this a priority, was that you had every governor, minus one, and the president, a diverse group of people, coming together in a bipartisan or nonpartisan way to say this is important to do. ourope and prayer -- country does well when we do that. when we agree, we do not fight. we can fight about things we do not agree on. the people that disagree should not be considered your enemy. today, we are in these tribal camps where consensus cannot be people view someone that disagrees with them as an enemy rather than someone who just might have a different view. charlottesville proves you can go a different path. our country needs that right now. we need to at least focus -- [applause] and about my parents, the last year they bo

that is what it takes to own vita. people can charter it for $350,000 a week. tom convoy heeson, they're the manufacturer, of course they're in holland, they have 12 yachts under construction at all times, built to order. most people want what they want. 75 to 808% o 80% of the yachts e seeing in the hair r bore are actual-car harbo -- harbor are n owned. we have the highest net worth individuals. as far as yacht owners we by nationality are still the ones who own the most. it's americans who own the crafts, followed by europeans, eastern europeans. and then a mix. one interesting thing i learned while being heres is for as many billionaires and millionaire as there are in china, actually a lot of brokers are disappointed that the chinese don't seem to be in the yacht buying market as much as americans or europeans. some that i spoke with said maybe it's counter-cultural to show off their money so much. we do see that in other instances. i thought that was an interesting anecdote. as far as breakdown of industry, we know some nfl owners, the redskins owners and

anyways, i appreciate that. .vita zhang host: steve vogel, your thoughts.uest: both of the calls were interesting. onrding nato, we look back 30 years ago and there was a great division in germany about the presence of nato. some people were happy to have the western forces over there, but there was a lot of antagonism over the years, damage being done by u.s. troops training. you get the feeling that it was an occupation, but it is funny, berlin was one of the places where the american troops were always welcomed. it was very little of the anti-american feeling that you might experience elsewhere in germany. in berlin, there was appreciation that they were this island in the middle of east germany, and without having western presence there things could have turned out very differently. the previous caller was discussing that it would a -- it was a tense journey to travel from the west either from western germany into berlin. if you drive the audubon along the restricted routes, it was like traveling back in time again, and you did feel crossing the border

anyways, i appreciate that. .vita zhang host: steve vogel, your thoughts.uest: both of the calls were interesting. onrding nato, we look back 30 years ago and there was a great division in germany about the presence of nato. some people were happy to have the western forces over there, but there was a lot of antagonism over the years, damage being done by u.s. troops training. you get the feeling that it was an occupation, but it is funny, berlin was one of the places where the american troops were always welcomed. it was very little of the anti-american feeling that you might experience elsewhere in germany. in berlin, there was appreciation that they were this island in the middle of east germany, and without having western presence there things could have turned out very differently. the previous caller was discussing that it would a -- it was a tense journey to travel from the west either from western germany into berlin. if you drive the audubon along the restricted routes, it was like traveling back in time again, and you did feel crossing the border