an individual signature it had a workshop style and all the workers there painted in the workshops to buy that house. that box that thing back so that makes it very very hard to distinguish between the different hands that worked on the pieces side and saying this is the work of chrono the younger or this is by the father from the new muslim this is einstein. the famous reformation altar in the town church of weimar for centuries it was believed to be the elder conex last masterpiece a major work of reformation aren't. but recently scientists from the kannada digital archive studied it using infrared reflect on graffiti and found that it was actually by qana the younger. speed most from this picture must be by a kanaka younger because the under drawing shows his typical stylistic features short strokes often changing direction almost choppy sometimes scribbled looking alliance it's like oh dr younger preferred black chalk for the under drawing and contrast to his father who often used black ink on a brush before. five thousand yards and five or so i find so fascinating is the way he s

this bicycle workshop is actually based inside the steel container. recently it was even carried out with lights. and music keeps the workers in a good mood. the workshop is located in tempelhof park on the fields of berlin's former airport. most impressively the power is generated by a homemade wind turbine that rises ten meters above the ground. the turbine can also power small devices like lamps and radios and it stores the power for when there's no wind. the electricity from the turbine comes in here is three phase alternating current it's then diverted to the top to the rectifiers that converts the three phase alternating current to direct current for the batteries it first goes through a fuse to protect the system then it goes to the batteries here are the batteries connected in series. the turbine was designed by environmental engineers dawn and. the turbine comes a self-assembly kit it costs around four hundred euros and most of the components can be found at scrap yards. here emanuel is welding on the rear axle of a car which will allow the t

and then the workshop comes to an end and the first. three days with you were fantastic it was lots of fun you were great but we have done amazing work together so when you sort of water you actually did have a cigarette i sure would thank you i'm glad we got to know you and most of the amulet was fun this time when it will be very useful and that's a good act in the set of the town we're used to this is b.s. and i knew that this will help me get over my fear. of earthquakes you have been so going where you did out. that will help me get over my fear of sleeping alone. i die at you or going to the bathroom by myself yeah there or doing my homework alone . i've gone pretty desolate. simone and carol want to do workshops with lots more children they begin the project at their own expense they receive no government support. and they're gonna start with a dozen little bit about where to go well mark you out oh boy the world might remember what it was sunday he has gone back to albinos riding stables. it's a big day for him and. it's been ma

group says the charges are trumped up workshops music paid by workshop in question is like those held around the world for but here it's being treated like a gathering of conspirators and criminalized it shows just how much turkish law is being instrumentalist. instrumentality at that. page and the other defendants were arrested in july show it was conducting a seminar in data security at the time. turkish prosecutors allege that their actions eighty degree movement and the kurdish p k k which are considered terror groups in turkey. had been lecturing about encryption methods at the time of his arrest. if convicted he could face up to fifteen years in prison. if the indictment sounds like a collection of conspiracy theories and his friends are not acquitted today that will further strain german turkish relations this is an advantage of their skull that soon. the german human rights commissioner along with german politicians are urging the immediate release of short now they say the move could help improve strained german turkish relations. our correspondent jones has been covering the

the rights group says the charges are trumped up workshops music paid by a workshop in question is like those held around the world but here it's being treated like a gathering of conspirators and criminalized it shows just how much turkish law is being instrumental ised. ustedes here in instrumentality at that. page and the other defendants were arrested in july show it was conducting a seminar in data security at the time turkish prosecutors allege that their actions aided the girl in movement and the kurdish p k k which are considered terror groups in turkey. and had been lecturing about encryption methods at the time of his arrest. if convicted he could face up to fifteen years in prison. if the indictment sounds like a collection of conspiracy theories. and his friends are not acquitted today that will further strain german turkish relations. to a friend in. the german human rights commissioner along with german politicians are urging the immediate release of short now they say the move could help improve strained german turkish relations. are going to shift our focus now to some o

correspondent: and the park bike workshop has other plans.n, their turbine will supply power to antenna and three routers. then there will be free wi-fi, all things to the free wind energy. daniel: and a lot of energy on the pitch. sarah: the football pitch. because in germany, dortmund who travel different for on saturday, are in for a big action with back-to-back slipups in the bundesliga and champions league have them questioning themselves. correspondent: dortmund's lead over bayern munich has narrowed, their performance has been lackluster. the coach believes it is time to reflect. >> it is important to the coach to analyze yourself. we analyze our game, our players, we analyze ourselves. we do that even if ware winning. correspondent: following last weekend's defeat, and the draw midway, it appears the dutch culture's methods are having problems, but the results have been positive overall this season. >> i know it is not easy, we have an away game in frankfurt, but we have shown that on the road we are capable of being a dominant team.

the workshop is located in temple hope park on the fields of berlin's form and port most impressively the power is generated by a homemade wind turbine that rises ten meters above the ground. and i suppose. what i find fascinating is that you can build this really complex products yourself wind turbines are complex and many processors go into building one today they're also being built on a large industrial scale we have a lot of big megawatt wind turbines here in germany but to build one you don't need a high tech factoring all you need is the know how and a few tools. the turbine comes as a self-assembly kits it costs around four hundred euros and most components can be found at scrap yards. the engineers also give workshops to teach people how to build the turbines along with know how it takes concentration of patients through one of the students is jacob he's going to sierra leone soon to pass on what he's learned then people that will be able to use the kits to build their own windmills . we want to create a model program to show people that renewable energy is a workable solutio

they go to be reassembled in a specific workshop before going to the watchmaker.all these parts have been , the watchmaker finalizes it. the watchmaker gets all the in little boxes, creates the main plate, which is what everything gets built on, as the wheels, puts in bridges to hold the wheels in place. you have to add the wiring -- the winding mechanism. put a dialogic, then you put thing we adde last always at the end is the escapement. that's what you hear when you listen to a watch, when you hear the tick-tock. the very first time you will see and hear your watch moving. [watch ticking] starting from the simple beating, it is a long process going to a highly accurate mechanical watch. you cannot just put the parts together and expect the watch to tell perfect time. we are checking the watches on different vibration and other machines to be sure everything is ok. a tiny bit of dust you do not see when you put it together, but when you move the watch, it can be affected by the movement. it is really long, but this is what the complexity of such a device require

least workers have a measure of protection from the dust and toxic fumes more and more recycling workshops are being forced to move into such purpose built facilities. that china has made a great deal of progress on the treatment of light tonic waste in the past decade at this plant we're now able to process more than eighty million household electrical appliances that year and as the middle class in china and the rest of asia continues to grow so too will the work load of plants like this one. adrian brown al-jazeera in china. now some of the biggest names in italian fashion are restoring ancient roman monuments to their former glory the government is turning to private businesses to help pay for the huge cost of renovating sites such as the coliseum now after four years new areas of the building have been opened up to the public and parker went along to take a look. it's a steep climb to the top of the coliseum commission by the emperor of a speccy and in the years seventy two for the past forty years the fourth and fifth levels have been locked away from view until now welcome to the an

slowly these unregulated workshops have started to close as we took these pictures a local government official appeared and unusually for china he agreed to an on the spot interview you know he said that what they are in the dark for the state is getting stricter and stricter on all types of pollution which are harmful to human beings as a result of these new regulations a lot of workshops here cannot survive. for decades places like this existed for one reason only the dirty and dangerous job of processing electronic waste but recently the government started to close down some of these illegal workshops and everyone is now being moved to a new official recycling plant just down the road where we're told conditions are much safer. while this illicit trade survives much of the hazardous work now happens in either waste processing centers. this is one of more than one hundred now operating across the country handling mostly old t.v. . drilled the part by hand it is still dirty work but here at least workers have a measure of protection from the dust and toxic fumes more and more recycli

in our workshop we prepare the documents needed for everyday life.cy and, later on, work permits. the most difficult stamps to forge were the hungarian government's because their emblem had so much detail. you had to be very accurate. i was always busy, thinking about how to secure the safety of the workshop, how to provide documents that would withstand inspection, how to keep my friend safe by providing them with the right documents. i felt responsible for life and death. for safety reasons, we often had to change location, moving from place to place around 15 times over a period of nine months. on december 21, as the russians were at the gates of budapest, i was arrested along with two of my workshop team. we were taken to the hungarian fascist party headquarters where we were interrogated. later on, they stripped us naked to beat us up. one of us, nicki, died in the early hours of that morning in our rooms. i spent three days in the prison in the hands of the fascists until my friends managed to free us. the police fled because budapest was under

they go to be reassembled in a specific workshop before going to the watchmaker.plate, put axis on two wheels, and once all these parts have been preassembled, the watchmaker does the final assembly. the watchmaker gets all the little parts in little boxes, creates the main plate, which is the base that everything gets built on, as the wheels, puts in -- adds the wheels, puts all the ridges to hold the wheels in place. you have to put in the winding mechanism, because you want to wind your watch put a dial and a hand, and one last thing we add always at the end is the escapement. that is the heart of any mechanical watch. that is also what you hear when you listen to a mechanical watch, when you hear the tick-tock. the very first time you will see and hear your watch moving. [watch ticking] >> starting from the simple beating, it is a long process going to a highly accurate mechanical watch. you cannot just put the parts together and expect the watch to tell perfect time. we are checking the watches on 600 hours for different vibrations and other machines to reall

they go to be reassembled in a specific workshop before going to the watchmaker.s onto wheels, and once all these parts have been preassembled, the watchmaker does the finalizing. the watchmaker gets all the little parts in little boxes, they take the mainplates, which is the base that everything that is built on, and the wheels, put different ridges to hold the wheels in place. you have to add the winding mechanism because you want to be able to wind your watch. put a dial on it, then you put hands, and one last thing we add always at the end is the escapement. which is basically the heart of any mechanical watch. it is also what you hear when you listen to a watch, when you hear the tick-tock. it is the very first time you will see and hear your watch moving. [watch ticking] starting from the simple beating, it's a long process going to a highly accurate mechanical watch. you cannot just put the parts together and expect the watch to tell perfect time. we are checking the watches on different vibration and other machines to get really sure everything is ok. ther

filipino american history month with a focus on the upcoming aperture festival and the kearny street workshopith the help of multi-talented artist, rea lynn de guzman. then our traveling food connoisseurs, producers lance lew and joachim costudio, take us to a popular asian american-owned open pastry kitchen, b patisserie. and we wrap up with wine and food with the look at the historical mikami vineyards and some lessons pairing up the right food with the right wines. well, there are always a lot of events and activities during filipino american history month, and we encourage everyone to check out as many as you can. today, we're highlighting the kearny street workshop aperture 2017 festival, going on now through october 28, titled "unravel," unraveling stories, histories, and beliefs to look for those cultural connections and what still needs to be discovered. to help us learn more about the festival and the unraveling is interdisciplinary artist rea lynn de guzman. originally from manila, she came to the us as a teenager and sprouted artistic roots in chicago and san francisco in painting,

workshop led by amnesty international three months ago. thousands of cubans have paid tribute to one of their revolutionary heroes shay given on the fiftieth anniversary of his death crowds filled the streets of santa clara city work a viral one the final battle of the cuban revolution more than sixty years ago his old friend cuban president raul castro was in attendance. and hurricane nate has been downgraded to a tropical storm after hitting the u.s. gulf coast on sunday morning it made landfall in the state of mississippi or thirty's in several southern states have ordered evacuations in coastal areas after an eight killed dozens of people in central america. now on tuesday liberians head to the polls in the first round of voting in the country's presidential election voters will definitely be choosing a new face with the incumbent ellen johnson sirleaf stepping down after two terms marked by post-war reconstruction and they are both a crisis the first woman ever to be elected president in an african country sirleaf says the voters a ch

i was always busy thinking about how to secure the safety of the workshop, how to provide documents toroviding them with the right documents. ifelt providing them with the right documents. i felt responsible for life and death. for safety reasons we often had to change location, moving from place to place, around 50 times over a period of eight, nine months. on december the 21st, as the russians were at the gates of budapest, i was arrested with two of my workshop team. we were taken to the hungarian fascist party headquarters where we were interrogated. later on, they stripped us naked to beat us up. one of us, miki, died in the early hours of the morning. i spent three days in the prison in the hands of the fascists until my friends managed to free us. the police fled because budapest was under siege, they wanted to save themselves. only the civilian guards we re themselves. only the civilian guards were left. we couldn't save all of the jewish people were left. we couldn't save all of thejewish people but at least through our work we saved as many as we could. tens of thousands in b

the dutch development organization here ask the others human rights activists participating in the workshop they are charged with aiding an armed terrorist organization the trial is to continue but she doesn't have to remain in turkey until the next court date in november german foreign minister stigma gabrielle welcome the court's decision tweeting it was an encouraging sign and first step some ten of the german citizens are still in jail in turkey on political charges german chancellor angela merkel has previously said there is no legal basis for detention in mice of these cases. traders are closely watching the acb in frankfurt today want to jones our business news they have a very very big question phil namely will the european central bank outline a scaling back of bond purchases and if so when will that kick in now the z.b. has been buying up bonds since march two thousand and fifteen and that to the tune of two point three trillion euros the measure aimed to stave off deflation and it's helped revive borrowing and spending but there is room for more and that is why analysts expect th

after spending three months in a turkish prison and they were arrested during additional security workshop in istanbul and jailed on terror charges as part of a post-coup crackdown was the shortness case is one of many diplomatic flashpoints between turkey and germany but his release could signal a fall and relations. emotional reunions with relatives and supporters as eight human rights defenders are released on bail among them german citizen peter storrie he spent more than one hundred days in detention to speak of me i'm really grateful and i can say we are really grateful. for everybody who supported us legally. diplomatically and with solidarity. and we know it's going on but we do it together. the group was arrested in turkey in early july stuart now was one of two trainers at a digital security workshop supported by the dutch development organization he asked the others human rights activists participating in the workshop they are charged with aiding an armed terrorist organization the trial is to continue but she doesn't have to remain in turkey until the next court date in novembe

activists are out on bail after three months in prison the group was among those arrested during a workshop run by amnesty international and istanbul turkey jail them on terrorism related charges as part of a crackdown after last year's to attempt to start his case is one of a number of diplomatic flashpoints between turkey and germany is released could signal a rapprochement in the deeply strained relationship. emotional reunions with relatives and supporters as eight human rights activists are released early on thursday and among them german citizen pay to store it now he spent more than one hundred days in jail he was arrested on terrorism charges thirty nine and digital security training workshop to human rights activists. to speak of me i'm really grateful and i can say we are really grateful. for everybody who supported us legally. diplomatically and with solidarity. and we know it's going on but we do it together. released on bail their trial will continue but story is i would to leave turkey to await the verdict german foreign minister sigman gabrielle also welcomed the court's deci

that they can stay on the balance beam the mental picture of the baby will be used throughout the workshop. at least in the kitchen. they have to stay on the beam despite the forces that tend to pull them to one side or the other it's the same with attention if i have a task to perform to get from point a to point b. i'm going to try to remain focused despite all the distractions i might want to talk to my friends for example or i have an idea. i have to resist those forces by remembering this line in the body i have to relax and try to hold things together stabilize the body the mind and the attention. in another attention boosting exercise let's show trains children to break down assigned tasks into component parts. i have to talk to my room yes let's. well. this is a complex project for children but if they break it down into separate tox like organizing the toys and then making the plant they stay focused she said isn't for the children often trying to do everything at once and they lose concentration. we teach them to separate it into a series of smaller objectives. but can adults do

the workshops are conducted by neuroscientist show in cooperation with education administrators in the leon region. the show is convinced that children can learn to resist the siren call of digital devices. now if possible you too i never thought i'd find myself back at school. i thought i was banished with that but i took on the challenge of implementing a program to train children's attention span. she's often oh look here the scientist my kids you. one thousand pupils are taking part in this program it's aimed at helping them to resist the massive onslaught of digital content. the idea is to show children that they can control their attention span a skill that will also benefit them in later life. if the pilot rogue. it will be extended to all schools in france. what is a brain for. what you're. for thinking. right for being attentive as you like but you can also have fun with it was amusing. but i think he does it all depends on how much importance we attach to attention. and i mean if a family focuses on this and makes it a priority then the children will be more attentive. let's

least workers have a measure of protection from the dust and toxic fumes more and more recycling workshops are being forced to move into such purpose built facilities. that china has made a great deal of progress on the treatment of light tonic waste in the past decade at this plant we're now able to process more than eighty million households electrical appliances that year and as the middle class in china and the rest of asia continues to grow so too will the workload of plants like this one. adrian brown al-jazeera in china. still ahead an al-jazeera in sport find out who's claimed to pole position for the japanese formula one grand prix. in the hash tag hero when news coverage of looking for an easy solution we delved deeper from on says and challenge the status quo join me man the hot sun for a new season of love from at this time of his era. al-jazeera where every you are. up to mizzen has faded. cons elected leaders are divided. attention grows as fears that a crackdown is imminent the targets the activists who fought for democracy divide and conquer. part five of the six part serie

least workers have a measure of protection from the dust and toxic fumes more and more recycling workshops are being forced to move into such purpose built facilities. that china has made a great deal of progress on the treatment of electronic waste in the past decade at this plant we are now able to process more than eighty million households electrical appliances that year and as the middle class in china and the rest of asia continues to grow so too will the work load of plants like this one. adrian brown al-jazeera in china. still to come here on al-jazeera a year after mass protest brought down a president south koreans are back on the streets for the happy of these. making statements off the catwalk it's of these fashion industry pitches in to help with the colossal task of restoring links and monuments. and of sports figures there's been a surprise in the china open final find out what happened with santa when we come back. when we managed the financial system between one nine hundred forty five and one nine hundred seventy one there was not a single financial crisis anywhere in the

slowly these on regulated workshops have started to close as we took these pictures a local government official appeared and unusually for china he agreed to an on the spot interview he said that what they are in the dark for the state is getting strict and strict on all types of pollution which are harmful to human beings as a result of these new regulations a lot of workshops here cannot survive. for decades places like this existed for one reason only the dirty and dangerous job of processing electronic waste but recently the government started to close down some of these illegal workshops and everyone is now being moved to a new official recycling plant just down the road where we're told conditions are not safe. while this illicit trade survives much of the hazardous work now happens in the waste processing centers. this is one of more than one hundred now operating across the country handling mostly t.v. . drilled the part by hand it is still dirty work but here at least workers have a measure of protection from the dust and toxic fumes more and more recycling workshops are being