so only berlin's museums r.v. . allowed to reopen always that hearing to strict covert protocols of course one of them is the famous natural history museum of the city let's take a look. in order to get any you need to book that timeslot online the museum is most famous for its dinosaur collection. towering above visitors and over 13 leaders this bracket was czarist is the world's largest standing dinosaur skeleton i'm here to see. the museum social media manager how are people responding to the museum reopening reform of course we're going to some people come here again boats were only allowed to open or under certain conditions that we have to time slots per day when 250 people can come in to one of the morning and one in the afternoon and in fact the tickets for the 1st 2 weeks were booked out to no time at all yeah dozens and the start of the pandemic you build up an extensive online portfolio how's that going for them as a quote that are already active on social media or from the coronavirus spread some things

and to berliners it was the premier building for 20th century berlin built in 1968 when the wall was still up so it was the building for art in west berlin today in the reunified city we have several national gallery alternates you know gallery for the art of the 19th century and this one for the art of the 20th century designed by nis founder. yes but they are like busily renovating now what can visitors look forward to after the renovation it's not. renovated the building very strictly as nice found out or originally planted in 1968 we wanted to preserve as much of that as possible and so we'll be reopening with an exhibition that i think he would have liked very much namely of alexander calder an artist who made quite a few mobiles and large sculptures and would like this sculpture exhibition to recall the great age of western modernism in which this building to was created shuffleboard the thetan that was sort of nice would have left it at that time he really structural it must have been a huge undertaking to get a building like this in shape for the next 100 to 200 years paid fo

and to berlin or as you know it was a premier building for art in 20th century berlin built in 1968 when the wall was still up so it was the building for art in west berlin today in the reunified city we have several national galleries alternate you know gallery for the art of the 19th century and this one for the art of the 20th century designed by nice vandar. yes but they are like busily renovating now what can visitors look forward to after the renovation and noise here. renovated the building very strictly as nice find out or originally planted in 1968 we wanted to preserve as much of that as possible and so we'll be reopening with an exhibition that i think he would have liked very much namely of alexander calder an artist who made quite a few mobiles and large sculptures and would like this sculpture exhibition to recall the great age of western modernism in which this building to was created shuffleboard or the thought of them serve me so would have left it my well to be really structural it must have been a huge undertaking to get a building like this in shape for the next

and to berliners it was a premier building for art in 20th century berlin built in 1968 when the wall was still up so it was the building for art in west berlin and today in the reunified city we have several national galleries ultimates you know gallery for the art of the 19th century and this one for the art of the 20th century designed by nice vandar. yes but they are like busily renovating now what can visitors look forward to after the renovation it's not. renovated the building very strictly as nice found out or originally planted in 1968 we wanted to preserve as much of that as possible and so we'll be reopening with an exhibition that i think he would have liked very much namely of alexander calder an artist who made quite a few mobiles and large sculptures and would like this sculpture exhibition to recall the great age of western modernism in which this building to was created. the thetan that was sort of nice would have left it at that time really structural it must have been a huge undertaking to get a building like this in shape for the next 100 to 200 years. what were th

and to berliners it was a premier building for art in 20th century berlin built in 1968 when the wall was still up so it was the building for art in west berlin today in the reunified city we have several national galleries alternate sunan gallery for the art of the 19th century and this one for the art of the 20th century designed by nice phantom. yes but they are like busily renovating now what can visitors look forward to after the renovation it's not. renovated the building very strictly as nice found out or originally planted in 1968 we wanted to preserve as much of that as possible and so we'll be reopening with an exhibition that i think he would have liked very much namely of alexander calder an artist who made quite a few mobiles and large sculptures and would like this sculpture exhibition to recall the great age of western modernism in which this building to was created shuffle. the thought and i'm sure me so would have left it at that time really structural it must have been a huge undertaking to get a building like this in shape for the next 100 to 200 years. what were th

and to berliners it was the premier building for 20th century berlin built in 1968 when the wall was still up so it was the building for art in west berlin today in the reunified city we have several national galleries alternates are now gathering for the art of the 19th century and this one for the art of the 20th century designed by nice. yes but they are like busily renovating now what can visitors look forward to after the renovation and it's not. renovated the building very strictly as nice found out or originally planted in 1968 we wanted to preserve as much of that as possible and so we'll be reopening with an exhibition that i think he would have liked very much namely of alexander calder an artist who made quite a few mobiles and large sculptures and would like this sculpture exhibition to recall the great age of western modernism in which this building too was created shuffleboard the thought and i'm sure it means he would have left it well to be really structural it must have been a huge undertaking to get a building like this in shape for the next 100 to 200 years. what w

the berlin are full armani suit is premier concert venue is for the present closed. even so the berlin philharmonic one of the world's premier orchestras is holding concerts they can be heard on what's known as the digital concert hall an online platform. the digital concert hall was actually founded over 10 years ago concert recordings as well as documentaries and portraits of musicians can all be retrieved from the vast archive for a feat. burnham's 3 major opera houses done disputed 1st among them is the berlin state opera on wanted in london boulevard which began as the royal opera into the pandemic is keeping the stage dark the house had been reopened in 2017 after 7 years of renovations primarily to make optimal use of state of the arctic used to design. in spite of the coronavirus the house has also been holding premiers already planned though come to the minimum in the form of online productions. i am. the program trans are you going to. back to the premiers we held on t.v. and online during the time of corona and o. own corona program as well had bigger audi

once again there is a palace in the heart of berlin. the rebuilt historical berlin palace it's resurrection has triggered a torrent of debate what signal is being sent by reconstructing in a period of royal residence. the most controversial aspect of the palace is its utilization plan as the humble forum behind the gleaming baroque facade is a modern building which is also designated as the new site of the ethnological museum keep parts of its collection. originate from the colonial era. jonathan fine has headed the ethnological museum since 2020 we've had the opportunity to follow some of his work over the last 5 years in this ring how will the humble forum deal with the burden of its colonial legacy. in 2021 we accompanied jonathan fine on a tour of the almost complete but largely empty exhibition rooms together with the exhibition designer tim then to me. these collections or things that when we look at them today are very difficult i want to cite a colleague who said if we looked at these museums today we would probably never build

once again there is a palace in the heart of berlin. the rebuilt historical berlin palace its resurrection has triggered a torrent of debate what signal is being sent by reconstructing in a period of royal residence. the most controversial aspect of the palace is its utilization planning as the humble forum behind the gleaming baroque facade is a modern building which is also designated as the new site of the ethnological museum key parts of its collection originate from the colonial era. jonathan fine has headed the ethnological museum since 2020 we've had the opportunity to follow some of his. over the last 5 years in this ring how will the humble forum deal with the burden of its colonial legacy. in 2021 we accompanied jonathan fine on a tour of the almost complete but largely empty exhibition rooms together with the exhibition designer tim ventimiglia. these collections or things that when we look at them today are very difficult i want to cite a colleague who said if we looked at these museums today we would probably never build th

we meet the head of the berlin sat. artspace bun of into our soil to kong an internationally renowned curator who has worked for the documentary exhibition his exhibitions examine the present day effects of colonialism and the challenge of displaying foreign cultures in european museums he argues for a fundamental change in perspective. what knowledge is created above when you then bring the so-called objects over resumes we have to go back to the huge tree of it in the graphic museums we have to go back to. the birth of the notion of anthropology to be able to understand what went wrong and i think that at the core of all of this is the creation of the other when we do. talk about. histories. situation it is not about the others it's about our whole. how can you see i'm unable such a shift in perspective. in 2017 jonathan fine curated the exhibition beyond compare and berlin's boden museum. it juxtaposed european mostly christian influenced art with works of art from africa posing a fundamental question are we still se

once again there is a palace in the heart of berlin. the rebuilt historical berlin palace its resurrection has triggered a torrent of debate what signal is being sent by reconstructing in a period of royal residence. the most controversial aspect of the palace is its utilization plan as the humble forum behind the gleaming baroque facade is a modern building which is also designated as the new site of the ethnological museum key parts of its collection originate from the colonial era. jonathan fine has headed the ethnological museum since 2020 we've had the opportunity to follow some of his work over the law. 5 years in this ring how will the humble forum deal with the burden of its colonial legacy. in 2021 we accompany jonathan fine on a tour of the almost complete but largely empty exhibition rooms together with the exhibition designer tim ventimiglia. these collections or things that when we look at them today are very difficult i want to cite a colleague who said if we looked at these museums today we would probably never build them

once again there is a palace in the heart of berlin. the rebuilt historical berlin palace its resurrection has triggered a torrent of debate what signal is being sent by reconstructing in a period of royal residence. the most controversial aspect of the palace is its utilization planning as the humble forum behind the gleaming baroque facade is a modern building which is also designated as the new site of the ethnological museum key parts of its collection originate from the colonial era. jonathan fine has headed the ethnological museum since 2020 we've had the opportunity to follow some of his work. over the last 5 years in this ring how will the humboldt forum deal with the burden of its colonial legacy. in 2021 we accompany jonathan fine on a tour of the almost complete but largely empty exhibition rooms together with the exhibition designer tim than to me. these collections or things that when we look at them today are very difficult i want to cite a colleague who said if we looked at these museums today we would probably never buil

we meet the head of the berlin sat. artspace bun of into our soy kong an internationally renowned curator who has worked for the documentary exhibition his exhibitions examine the present day effects of colonialism and the challenge of displaying foreign cultures in european museums he argues for a fundamental change in perspective. what knowledge is created. when you then bring the so-called objects over us we have to go back to the huge tree of graphic museums we have to go back to. the birth of the notion of anthropology to be able to understand what went wrong and i think that at the core of all of this is. the creation of the other when we do. talk about. histories. situation it is not about the others it's a whole. how can you see i'm unable such a shift in perspective. in 2017 jonathan fine curated the exhibition beyond compare and berlin's botha museum. it juxtaposed european mostly christian influenced art with works of art from africa posing a fundamental question are we still seeing the world through a coloni

epic battle on berlin. the show's producers had 3 series on the go when cold it had . german romantic comedy i'm your man even managed to shoot a packed and maskell scene in both house berlin the city's 1920 s. dance club. 80 extras dancing with each other flirting kissing each other plus a crew of at least 30 people plus the actors but we did it under strict corona conditions. but in the towns and. producers think what's worked for film and television could work for the rest of the city's cultural sector if the government gives theaters cinemas and clubs the chance to reopen. politicians maybe they do not have the time to hear the card for the sector right now just because you know the cinemas the theaters everybody has a concept to go back to work right now. for the moment fans of berlin's legendary nightlife will have to make do with these small screen versions but for the city's film and television industry the party is just getting started. very impressive indeed and joining me to talk about this is our film guru scott roxboro great to see you scott some incredibl

the reunified berlin. it hosted one spectacular exhibition after another and maintained its own mcness and collection of 20th century art but now the 50 years on it was clear the buildings technology was hopelessly obsolete comprehensive whenever they should it was. british architect david chipperfield was a fan before he took on the renovation job. on palm print. it's about pictures quite shocking very. impressive. very identifiable comprehensible you everybody can understand how the screen works the contract for the noir next you know calories renovation wasn't immense and the taking 14000 granite plates had to be removed restored and reinstalled the entire structure was completely stripped down it was meticulously inventoried and later reassembled like a vast puzzle. cleared of unnecessary intrusions meese found a stark concept is now restored to its former minimalistic glory. david tipper field is certainly well known here in berlin for his refurbishment of the noir newseum or new museum and recent com

epic battle on berlin. the show's producers had 3 series on the go one covert at. german romantic comedy i'm your man even managed to shoot a packed and maskell scene in both house berlin the city's 1920 s. dance club. ah ha he had 80 extras dancing with each other flirting kissing each other plus a crew of at least 30 people plus the actors but we did it under strict corona conditions. but in good times and. producers think what's worked for film and television could work for the rest of the city's cultural sector if the government gives theaters cinemas and clubs the chance to reopen. politicians maybe they do not have the time to hear the card for the sector right now just because you know the cinemas the theaters everybody has a concept to go back to work right now. for the moment fans of berlin's legendary nightlife will have to make do with these small screen versions but for the city's film and television industry the party is just getting started. very impressive indeed and joining me to talk about this is our film guru scott roxboro great to see you scott

surrounded by the berlin wall and east germany west berlin was a little island of freedom claudia skoda presented her clothes in an industrial complex and in her loft in a former factory building which she called publicly known a group of creatives who were like a family to her lived in the work day scotus fashion shows were like happenings or performances with models who danced their way down the runway these recordings give a sense of the energy and mood of those days. even though the police energy was pushed in part by our status as a kind of island we could move around within a certain framework and then we wanted to really move a lot because there was nothing outside we wanted every. thing to be beautiful and exciting and interesting and also meaningful the door to. david bowie and iggy pop lived in berlin in the mid 1970 s. and of course claudia skoda hung out with the city's creatives attended her runway shows musicians and artists such as martine kicking back the photograph of her in a subway station posing with her knitting machine as if it were a guitar. photographer jim kito

but while the berlin government stumbled from lock down the. albert was able to press restart and finish production on big blockbusters including the 4th matrix film starring canada reads there are there is a welcome. this. summer. and for that i mean we have at least 3 big films this year and 2 big series or streaming services which are great for the workload because they stay a lot longer to the for the toys and was a pleasant feeling. there's no escape for me and canada reads is coming back to berlin the summer promising to shoot up the german capital in the 4th film in the john wick action franchise. is a need there's never been so much in production as there is right now we can't find cruise this year because there's never been as much filming in germany as there is right now the moment. you can't walk 2 blocks in berlin these days both stumbling over a film set like this one for german t.v. epic battle on berlin. the show's producers had 3 series on the go when covert at the. german romantic comedy i'm your man even managed to shoot a pac

of the reunified berlin. it hosted one spectacular exhibition after another and maintained its own mcness in collection of 20th century art but nearly 50 years on it was clear the buildings technology was hopelessly obsolete comprehensive whenever they should it was. british architect david chipperfield was a fan before he took on the renovation job. uncompromising piece of architecture was quite shocked at. the presence of governments being very identifiable compensable your everybody can understand how this works the contract for the noir next now calories renovation was an immense undertaking 14000 granite plates had to be removed restored and really installed the entire structure was completely stripped down it was meticulously inventoried and later reassembled like a vast puzzle. cleared of unnecessary intrusions meese fund of hers stock concept is now restored. so it's forma minimalistic laurie. david tipper field is certainly well known here in berlin for his refurbishment of the noir museum or new mus

but while the berlin government stumbled from lock down to. albert was able to press restart and finish production on big blockbusters including the 4th matrix film starring keanu reeves . there are there are. 3. of you and for that i have him we have at least 3 big films this year and 2 big series or streaming services which are great for the workload because they stay a lot longer to the for the toys and reza feeling that there's no escape from here and canada reads is coming back to berlin the summer promising to shoot up the german capital in the 4th film in the john wick action franchise. is a need there's never been so much in production as there is right now we can't find crews this year because there's never been as much filming in germany as there is right now the moment. you can't walk 2 blocks in berlin these days both stumbling over a film set like this one for german t.v. epic battle on berlin. the show's producers had 3 series on the go when covert at. german romantic comedy i'm your man even managed to shoot a packed and maskell

let's look. >> the example of east berlin. in the fall of 1961, a new version of china's great wall appears, separating the free west from communist dominated east berlin. to keep their people from temptation, the communists seek to block out the sight and sound of freedom. speaking of the east berlin situation, khrushchev said, the soviet union has diplomatic relations with all the countries of eastern europe and maintains most lively contacts with them. i must say that we know of no symptoms of anyú8x8oy in this area. unquote. however at a kremlin press conference he changed his tune. quote, west berlin has become a kind of cancerous tumor. if it is not liquidated it could lead to undesirable consequences. it is just because of this that we have decided to perform a surgical operation to liquidate the occupational status of berlin. end quote. and then khrushchev blustered, quote, we are not afraid of withdrawing our troops from all countries where they are stationed. britain, the united states, and france fear this. end quo

welcome to our coverage and in special i want to johnson berlin good to have you with us and you just have to admire kids and their ability to deal with new situations i say kids every day on their way to school or in supermarkets with their parents and they're wearing their little face masks with such ease as if it was the most natural thing in the world but not every child can adapt easily and for some this virus is an additional risk to an already challenging life. physical exercises i'm poor and especially for flavia the 14 year old has down's syndrome normally she doesn't do that with her mother but her physio therapist but since the coronavirus pandemic started the family has severely restricted their contacts because for flavia covered infection could be fatal and infect your own booked by mention madonsela of people with down syndrome an infection has much greater risks than. additionally we know very little about long term effects of this illness so even if she were to survive an infection you wouldn't know what would come after that. this is after the 1st family and how. the

surrounded by the berlin wall and east germany west berlin was a little island of freedom claudius presented her clothes in an industrial complex and in her loft in a former factory building which she called somebody you know a group of creatives who were like a family to her lived and worked there scotus fashion shows were like happenings or performances with models who danced their way down the runway these recordings give a sense of the energy and mood of those days. even though given the police energy was pushed in part by our status as a kind of island we could move around within a certain framework and then we wanted to really move a lot because there was nothing outside we wanted ever. thing to be beautiful and exciting and interesting and also meaningful but gotten smaller. david bowie and iggy pop lived in berlin in the mid 1970 s. band of course claudia skoda hung out with the city's creatives attended her runway shows musicians and artists such as martine kicking back he photographed her in a subway station posing with her knitting machine as if it were a guitar. photographer jim

such as this one in the show now back district in berlin. and the grounds of an old industrial complex greenhouses professional growing in the middle as the city. groups of visitors from all over the world come here to learn about the goings on inside. this is also an aquaponics farm but on a grand scale. the current product capital city. grown but the excrement of fish present these tanks. the fish that is marketed in berlin is of course called capital city perch. the one dog we want to produce where people consume so we don't have long supply chains or along cold storage time zone and we have a much better c o 2 ballots i think our fish the capital city perch is the freshest best you can buy here in berlin. the principle as old as the hills the water that is polluted by the fish is extracted and used as manure for the plants and has been used this way for centuries in china and by the mayans of central america. the plants grow faster on shelves or on raised beds in these rooms than in a natural environment the young entrepreneurs produce $

such as this one in the show never back to strict in berlin. and the grounds of an old industrial complex greenhouses professional growing in the middle of the city. groups of visitors from all over the world come here to learn about the goings on inside. this is also an aquaponics farm but on a grand scale. the current product capital city. prone put the excrement to fish president these tanks. the fish that is marketed in berlin is of course called capital city perch. with one thought we want to produce where people consume so we don't have long supply chains or long cold storage times and we have a much better c o 2 ballots so i think our fish the capital city perch is the freshest base you can buy here in berlin. the principle as old as the hills the water that is polluted by the fish is extracted and used as manure for the plants and has been used this way for centuries and china and by the mayans of central america. the plants grow faster on shelves are in raised beds in these rooms than in a natural environment and the young entrepreneur

once again there is a palace in the heart of berlin. the rebuilt historical berlin palace it's resurrection has triggered a torrent of debate what signal is being sent by reconstructing in a period of royal residence. the most controversial aspect of the palace is its utilization plan as the humble forum behind the gleaming baroque facade is a modern building which is also designated as the new site of the ethnological museum key parts of its collection originate from the colonial era. jonathan fine has headed the ethnological museum since 2020 we've had the opportunity to follow some of his work over the last 5 years in this how will the humble forum deal with the burden of its colonial legacy. in 2021 we accompanied jonathan fine on a tour of the almost complete but largely empty exhibition rooms together with the exhibition designer tim ventimiglia. these collections or things that when we look at them today are very difficult i want to cite a colleague who said. if we looked at these museums today we would probably never build them

surrounded by the berlin wall and east germany west berlin was a little island of freedom skoda presented her clothes in an industrial complex and in her loft in a former factory building which she called. a group of creatives who were like a family to her lived and worked there. as fashion shows were like happenings or performances with models who danced their way down the runway these recordings give a sense of the energy and mood of those days. even though given the police energy was pushed in part by our status as a kind of island we could move around within a certain framework and then we wanted to really move a lot because there was nothing outside we wanted ever. thing to be beautiful and exciting and interesting and also meaningful the daughter and small. david bowie and iggy pop lived in berlin in the mid 1970 s. and of course claudia skoda hung out with the city's creatives attended her runway shows musicians and artists such as martin kemp and that he photographed her in a subway station posing with her knitting machine as if it were a guitar. photographer jim 5 key to also too

well under normal circumstances the soundtrack of berlin is a pulsing score of electronic bass lines and it's one that continues into the wee hours of the morning as techno. lovers the world over can attest but with the capital still in lockdown due to a coronavirus restrictions the city's legendary club scene is mostly quiet and doing its utmost to avoid dying a slow death. no people just don't. seem has been quietly hibernating for over a year due to the pandemic the photo book harsh captures the atmosphere for talks marriage dr art visited more than 40 clubs for the book. and. is meant for noise to see fun letting go now they are just empty silence. and how is the title of the book. before corona the crops were magnets drawing people to the parts of global reputation countless people came to many people made their living in this world found promotes is passed off for the night shift workers shifting the club's money troubles but much more. and for many people it's just a place where you feel good family. there's a family atmosphere and it's a bit like home and. many cops want to r

we start our competition with a drag race on a go cart test track outside berlin. drag race means who's fastest off the mark. on your mark get set. go. victoria for the. but biking is more than just going fast the real test of a bike can be at slow speeds and you can easily lose balance so it's time for a challenge number 2 getting snow without touching the ground. are come our callers there's. look. 2 i'm sure i can win the next challenge to breaking. wheel speed up to 60 kilometers an hour and brake as hard as we can. and. frank is not really convinced by the accuracy of this test. we have you can't really comment because it depends how fast you're moving one or 2 kilometers an hour would make a difference when did you start to break it's time for you both to do it at the same time you know that's why it's hard to use that to compare which bike has the better brakes. is not. the next test it's probably more interesting for every day riders 1st we take the bikes through some lovely brand book countryside to run the batteries down. time for the charge challenge. th

epic battle on berlin. the show's producers had 3 series on the go one called it. german romantic comedy i'm your man even managed to shoot a packed and maskell scene in both house berlin the city's 1920 s. dance club. 80 extras dancing with each other flirting kissing each other plus a crew of at least 30 people plus the actors but we did it under strict corona conditions. that johnson. because should. producers think what's worked for film and television could work for the rest of the city's cultural sector if the government gives theaters cinemas and clubs the chance to reopen. for the moment fans of berlin's legendary nightlife will have to make do with these small screen versions but for the city's film and television industry the party is just getting started. are you watching you do this is a reminder now of our 2 top stories this hour u.s. president joe biden has pledged to cut u.s. greenhouse gas emissions in half by 2030 president by the way the ambitious pledge at the opening of a global 2 day summit on climate change that he's hosting and india is battl

the reunified berlin. it hosted one spectacular exhibition after another and maintained its own mcnicholas and collection of 20th century art but nearly 50 years on it was clear the buildings technology was hopelessly obsolete comprehensive whenever they should it was in the british architect david chipperfield was a fan before he took. on the renovation job. rather uncompromising piece of architecture was quite shocking very. impressive the government's being very identifiable comprehensible you everybody can understand how this printing works the contract for the noir next you know calories renovation was an immense undertaking 14000 granite plates had to be removed restored and re-installed the entire structure was completely stripped down it was meticulously inventoried and slight to reassemble like a vast puzzle. grid of unnecessary intrusions meese fund of stock concept is now restored to its former minimalistic glory. in german football bremen entertain rb life safety on friday and a semi final clas

you're watching to give you news live from berlin honoring lives lost to the pandemic germany is holding morial services today for the nearly 80000 people who've died from cope and 19 as the country firmly in the grip of a 3rd wave that toll is mounting every day also coming up. britain's prince phillip is laid to rest close family and friends join queen elizabeth at windsor castle near london in a socially distance funeral service. and in the bundesliga fire nick brushed aside bowls bird but coach hansie flick drops a bombshell announcing he wants to leave the club. next by sir welcome to the program. germany is honoring those lost to the coronavirus today top officials including german chancellor angela merkel and president frank walter steinmeier are gathering in berlin for the ceremony tens of thousands of people have had to say a premature goodbye to their loved ones those who died often did so alone with relatives kept away by coronavirus restrictions old age homes were especially hard hit by the pandemic a senior citizens and caregivers were unable to protect themselves even as va

greetings from berlin where the city's world famous club scene has been on hold for over a year now and pandemic developments don't make for a rosy outlook in the coming months well look at what this means for the german capital and also coming up. the vittra design museum in via the mayan celebrates the creations of the memphis group that ushered in a whole new era of post-modernist design. well under normal circumstances the soundtrack of berlin is a pulsing score of electronic bass lines and it's one that continues into the wee hours of the morning as techno lovers the world over can attest but with the capital still in lockdown due to coronavirus restrictions the city's legendary club scene is mostly quiet and doing its utmost to avoid dying a slow death. no people just. froze club scene has been quietly hibernating for over a year due to the pandemic the photo book harsh captures of the desolate atmosphere for talks mary stark not visited more than 40 clubs for the book. and. is meant for noise ecstasy and fun letting go now they are just empty silence reigns and house is the title

a big history primarily due to east and west berlin having been divided during the cold war. but things have certainly added up since when you don't join tasha in the top flight what an extra beauty to this game is the david versus goliath element especially with plucky little rooney on acres ahead in the table self-styled big city club heritage in just their 2nd season pushing for european qualification while. hertz has expensively assembled team are in danger of relegation. the 1st fixture saw only owners favorites only to capitulate catches olympic stadium going down pretty much. in the overall local bragging rights stakes it was almost square with 2 draws and 3 wins apiece some who would emerge on sunday as the number one team in the capital. let's find out who new inverses had to be up to 1st on. march kusa wasted no time making his presence felt in a very lively start. went one better by 10 minutes in one nil to a new. certainly no longer the little club overshadowed by their big brothers in the west of berlin. the score of born in part some just outside the city spent

in berlin a cosy employs around 70 well paid staff. instead of working to line their bosses pockets they are gradually making the earth greener. this district in homburg used to be the world's largest trading center for natural commodities such as tea and coffee. today and one of the former warehouses the founder team based around and in kathleen is doing is working on a product made of a rather unusual natural resource that sadly in abundance worldwide waste plastic. lid is plastic for wild plastic film is turned into a wild garbage bag why the wild it doesn't exist just yet we've been working on it for the last 2 years to make it possible that now we're just about to launch the while back onto the market simply. the start up was founded as a steward owned company the purpose foundation holds one percent of the shares with a veto right. there most important task is to say no no to dividends and no. to potential buyers. info about a company is cell phone the only people who are voting rights are the employees themselves and those who m

in berlin a cosy employs around 70 well paid staff. instead of working to line their bosses pockets they are gradually making the earth greener. this fight has shot district in homburg used to be the world's largest trading center for natural commodities such as t. . and coffee. today in one of the former warehouses the founder team based around. and kathleen is working on a product made of a rather unusual natural resource that sadly in abundance worldwide waste plastic. the latest plastic for wild plastic film is turned into a wild garbage bag why the wild to get it doesn't exist just yet we've been working on it for the last 2 years to make it possible that now we're just about to launch the wild back onto the market simply. the start up was founded as a steward owned company the purpose foundation holds one percent of the shares with a veto right. there most important task is to say no no to dividends and no to potential buyers. can fill up the company's cell phone the only people who are voting rights are the employees themselves

demonstrations in berlin take to their bikes they want more car free cycling rates in the city center more pedestrian zones and generally fewer cars in the capital it's been for that out of work i think there's enough infrastructure for motorised transport so. what we need is to make more provision for cyclists we need to fight for a greener berlin why not just that i'm. meanwhile cars can't get through forced to make way for the cyclists. what do these motorists think about cyclists as it needs to be space for both not just the cyclists all the cars everyone's important one of them is now is on. how about a quadricycle all velo male cycling in all its forms has become his image i'm in capital. north of christmas right average speed in the city is 25 kilometers an hour otherwise 30. today the protesters are being allowed on to the city freeway the police once again holding back the cars but didn't state government has adopted new transport policies in recent years adding cycle lanes and converting some streets into cycling and pedestrians over but some want to a more radical approach

you're watching live from berlin honoring a life of public service. britain prepares for the funeral of prince philip the late husband of queen elizabeth will be laid to rest this afternoon in a small private ceremony at windsor castle also coming up a cry for help from germany's intensive care workers rising coronavirus cases are pushing the country's health system to the brink will visit a hospital on the front lines of the pandemic. and rowell castro steps down as head of cuba's communist party the nation enters a new era without a castro in command for the 1st time since 959. spicer welcome to the program final preparations are being made for the funeral of prince philip the husband of britain's queen elizabeth which takes place later today their son prince edward and his wife sophie viewed flowers left by members of the public outside st george's chapel in windsor where the funeral will take place only 30 close relatives will attend coronavirus restrictions the ceremony will reflect prince philip's close ties with the military. and ditto you char

cultural building in berlin. and especially as it was you know. 96 that it was part of rebuilding but in especially west berlin and trying to is aware reinvented city which had lost all of its cultural. monuments to the east side so it took on a huge responsibility within the city and but in the history of architecture it's also identified as one of me says great work so the building carries these you know. this importance both in terms of its situation in burton and also in that situation in his good architecture and. i have spoken about the structure as as being radical and uncompromising what was it like for you as an architect to actually take on such a building and walk in the footsteps of a giant like revenge from that whole. we're lucky we didn't really have to walk in his footsteps we just had to sort of. cover up something or you know deal with looking after this incredible thing which he had made answer you know our responsibility in task was pretty straightforward and in the in general terms was to wit

this is the deputy news live from berlin tensions run high of the us city of minneapolis after another black man is shot dead by police the officer who fired says that they confused their gun with a taser a nighttime curfew fails to keep a lid on protests as president joe biden appeals for calm. also coming up the search for a successor to chancellor angela merkel threatens to divide germany's conservatives as they head into this year's elections 2 men want the job but there's no agreement on who should get it. i'm sara kelly welcome to the program. protesters in the u.s. state of minnesota have taken to the streets for a 2nd night after a young black man was shot dead by police near minneapolis the officer who fired at 20 year old want a right says that she confused her gone with her taser tensions in minneapolis were already running high before this latest incident a white former police officer derek show then there is currently on trial charged with the murder of george floyd the president is appealing for peace. the last moments of don't have rights life be courted by the body cam

first of west berlin, then of the reunified berlin. it hosted one spectacular exhibition after another and maintained its own make this event -- own madness affect collection of art -- magnificent collection of art. a comprehensive renovation was in order. this david architect was a fan before he took the renovation job. -- this architect, david, was a fan before he took the renovation job. >> the elements being very identifiable and come principle, everybody can understand how the building works -- comprehensible, everyone can understand how the building works. reporter: it was in an men's undertaking. 14,000 granite plates had to be removed, restored, and reinstalled. the entire structure was completely stripped down. it was meticulously inventoried and reassembled like a vast puzzle. ♪ cleared of all unnecessary intrusions, the architect's concept is now restored to its former minimalistic glory. ♪ brent: nothing minimalistic here. china's launched the core module of its first permanent space station. a rocket carrying the modul

who owns the city streets of berlin are increasingly busy with cars cyclists. overseeing gets around by bike. and i don't want to live in a noisy polluted concrete jungle but i want to live in a city where people chat on the pavements and don't have to shout at one another over the roar of porches was it i asked a porter. the platform fix my palin was set up a year ago for the city cycling community its allows users to see for example where there's a new cycle past or where a new one is planned it already has over 1500 users the idea is to put pressure on them planning authority if. already said planning a new bicycle boulevard or new bike racks the public can say whether they approve of the plans. so you can see what's possible what the public sees as a priority and what it sees as less urgent where there is less demand. balance population increases by about 20000 a year according to forecasts the city will be home to some 4000000 people by 2030 . how can traffic be reduced. how can traffic flow be diverted to reduce congestion and pollution these are question