because it's a landmark in hamburg and it's a place you have to visit if you're in hamburg in london come here is all this is a good as i heard that it's very difficult to get tickets to and so you just get in line and hope for the best and it was in the book is that at six pm we'll go to the box office and hope we get tickets so you know any tricks to get tickets just luck . that's all that's so i'll give it a try i seem to be lucky. but if you get a good look at hamburg it's not just a port city hamburg is also a music city composers such as york philip and johannes bombs used to work here and hamburg has also left its mark on rock and pop music history. and hamburg sang probably district the beat of stained important experience for their international career it all started in the early sixty's on the state's office a legendary place that has made history. nine hundred sixteen seventeen years after the end of world war two hamburg's rebel have been cleared away and its economy was flourishing. but the generation gap was huge young people were looking for alternatives and amusement.

hamburg is not just a port city hamburg is also a music city composers such as your philip deal of money and your highness bombs used to work here and hamburg has also left its mark on rock and pop music history . and hamburg sang probably district the beatles stained important experience for their international career it all started in the early sixty's on the state's office a legendary place that has made history. nine hundred sixteen seventeen years after the end of world war two hendrix rubble had been cleared away and its economy was flourishing. but the generation gap was huge young people were looking for alternatives and amusement. rock'n'roll was new and played an important role but teenagers could only listen to it on the radio and in a few clubs. the so-called big break month for advice leader and bucks and way to host founded the stock club the name said it all. behind beyond almost else i'm good song we started up something that reflected the mood that was simmering among young people. that's why we put posters up all over hamburg saying the hard times are over and corny mus

but hamburg's really special. from central hamburg carlo quincy takes us fifteen kilometers north along the waterway through the it delicate dance to to hell and back council. which also happens to be the world's smallest council. this edifice is actually a small replica of the riches handed back council four years hamburg's had a back castle had been all but forgotten until miriam and helga haga vowed to restore it to its former glory inside it even boasts a miniature knights home. miriam and hagen regularly staged concerts in these hallowed halls and sometimes performed tango dances to the couple and their daughters used to live in argentina where they fell in love with the country and its tango culture these flowers the castle and even music from my homeland. in a more is the atmosphere here along the water is amazing you're in the city yes away from it all. as evening approaches it's time for a well deserved refreshment i've called in at i stop palla one of the many former public restrooms in hamburg that have

karl lagerfeld father bought an estate in a small village north of hamburg calm lived there for much of his childhood. and with my spent much of my childhood in bob dylan shows because done which left a lot to be desired about oh sure the village school children of alcoholics farmers somewhere tricked out in the first grade teacher thought it would do a three were fine but the rest like the idea. that young col wasn't an outsider he lent his collar my books to his cast mates who regarded him as a generous spirit they quickly got used to his unusual style of dress and the green tie he won't when the cost went on expressions. they had as they should this as a last decade he said behind me in school. and sometimes i'd turn around and say well karl i'll tell you what are you up to back there. and of course he was drawing no matter what we were doing in class carlotta was always busy sketching or dog saw . things will be in my content in the neck and that's what my childhood was like a fence here over toward the garden and on to some big trees you have are going to give us the paved drive

this is where can lagerfeld was born the hamburg district of blank and saying it is a world of stately villas and meticulously tended parks in those days the district was home to many shipping magnets and businessman his father was also a wealthy businessman who made his fortune by introducing condensed milk to germany it was a carefree chartered but was it a happy one. has to consider i hated being a child it was so humiliating. if you will come to visit my parents and say so how was school and then they turned around and ignored me. that's a million to a child and that's why i get along with children because i know what they dislike or under three children today are almost too much of the center of things but back then i had to make an effort. and it was to me a game my parents spoke english and french when they didn't want me to understand them so i learned english in french and even before i went to school of hunter's pa before shooting range of answers today many people speak three languages but not back then what it is now much of that i speak a bit of italian too but i didn't pu

here can log a founder is opening an exhibition in hamburg the city of his. it features works by leading nineteenth century painter and sam firebox and photographs taken by lagerfeld the shatt thread is the search for classical beauty. when i classes into the idea of classical beauty isn't as subject to changing fashions at least not as much as the concept of beauty in fashion itself is the foundation of everything the point of departure the thing people always return to in the middle of a good sort. that's what's wonderful about classical beauty in the us is that it's so short lived quickly it's the femoral if you miss not a permanent state it's kind of what's. in recent years that bateese gibby coney was lagerfeld favorite mears even commissioned a sculpture of him. the model seen as della for so much. and linda eventually step also inspired many of his creations but lagerfeld seemed to be especially attached to but he just. isn't subject my muse inspire my work but they're not my life partners and being young and when i was eighteen or nineteen years old h

kanaka founts father bought an estate in a small village north of hamburg college death a much of his childhood. and with my spent much of my childhood in. because time which left a lot to be desired about all short of a village school children of alcoholics farmers some were kicked out in the first grade to profit will do or three were fine but the rest i do i did on the key of it . but young col wasn't an outsider he lent his comic books to his cost mates who regarded him as a generous spirit they quickly got used to his unusual stand of dress and the green tie he wore when the cost went on expressions. there displayed at least this as austin i tend to he said behind me in school. and sometimes i'd turn around and say well call joe what are you up to back there on site and of course he was drawing no matter what we were doing in class carlotta was always busy sketching or dog so i. got his will be mine to continue in the neck and that's what my childhood was like a fence here over toward the garden under some big trees to have us on the go for us to the paved driveway and he was fun

sets course for downtown hamburg. she follows the river past the airbus plant and on towards the harbor. request permission to curve once over the harbor followed by curve around the us. roger permission granted. this view of her hometown has lost none of its charm for yulia heitman not even after she's flown all over the world. she had long dreams of big. coming up pilots but math and physics were not among their favorite subjects in school. at first she was afraid to take the pilot's retreatment test. they were not present as i started out as a flight attendant i talked a lot with the cockpit crew learned the loss and was often in the cup but for takeoffs and landings. i also a lot of questions sometimes really stupid ones eventually they said honestly just apply otherwise in ten years you'll be wondering what might have been. purely hype and passed the test she qualified as a pilot in two thousand and sixteen like all refuse she flies as a copilot on commercial flights on instagram and facebook she shows her day to

might even be the most beautiful view of hamburg. only to see for the first time when he was fifteen and eventually got a captain's license after his son was born he gave up life as a full time sailor but he never gets tired of sailing on the. roster but order food water is like the liquid of life for me that's so dramatic i know but it's the truth it was i have to say look on down the river once a month and look at the ships i couldn't live without water around me short of. his son to sail long ago but there's still plenty of locals and tourists eager to learn from him. and with that we come to the end of the show but before we go we want to let you went on the winner of this week's draw and now we wanted to see your previous vacation photos and we received lots of entries from all over the world including from colombia or from the colosseum in rome. and of cured in norway but the winner is right logo cartographer in costa rica who sailed over turkey and a hot air balloon so congrats all right you are the winner of an exclusive euro

from the from hamburg combines theory all sellers with rapping guitar riffs. tangerine dream founded in one thousand nine hundred sixty seven and this stylist calls. music. is. and it's a we feel a heavy gravity in ourselves that we try to overcome. we try to do it with the help of music that carries a distinct theme. but. the music is cumbersome and doesn't always please the crowd at first around the mid seventy's crowd nearly sank to oblivion then when the ninety's international boundaries like a way says to say b.n. and radiohead came out as fans and integrated krautrock elements into their music. their money it's a toggle a very divided when you travel the world these days you realize the time has become a sign of quality it's no longer tarnished with men reza german first world war soldiers the krauts. the crowds. crowd wrote lives only in germany the berlin band camera still crowd rocking today. they identify with the tradition of the pioneers of the nine hundred sixty s. . and when you just go away together without a plan or any kind of idea that's how

cities with a whole lot because that gives them a special slant the mugs on the fly used to live in hamburg and i really liked that you also because it has a port that you but then and twelve has also been a good location for my profession because i'm often in paris and italy and neither one is far from here i was inspired. today as an appointment you know twelve restaurant while ago the designer began designing interiors as well. isn't it yet this is the new restaurant. if i did the interior design for it and pick a topic. in the nineteenth century the building was a coach house and here is almost finished with the interior it just needs a few last touches. coming the game right but unable to find a place here to turn this into a cozy corner where people can relax with a drink and we do book and just unwind and enjoy playing and then. that'll put in a children's trial. that would. have received a belgian design award for the interior in twenty seventeen her idea was to preserve the atmosphere and character of the old buildings while drawing on inspiration from her time in japan. in this in

on your spare bob did a tailoring apprenticeship at is scarborough before studying design in hamburg and spending a year working in japan bochy taken her first steps towards becoming a fashion designer long before. what i think i was around twelve or thirteen when i began sewing my own clothes and it grew from then from then on i also knew i wanted to be a fashion designer i never considered doing anything else this is always been the thing for me. so. the designers talent colby i respond norton the world famous belgian designer and a favorite of queen matilda of belgium. works for trees from norton then launched her own label for women and children. as we cannot conclude when i had children and i began making clothes for them. and then little by little they turned into a collection. a piece from her children's line costs from fifty to two hundred europe's. the children's wear is especially popular in south korea but she has clients in twenty eight countries. she says and twelve pairs her ideal home base. as an example because you know where it is very international and i've always l

a growing number of stores like this one and hamburg offer vintage originals or clothes made to look retro for fans of bygone styles. and. for me it's all about what i enjoy i take pleasure in the design the music dance of the feel of that period. i'm also a child of the president or. been kinda hard to inside of course i identify with things that are going on around me but this is a kind of pleasant getaway. i think that people in our fast paced time want something that lasts us they want the past. that side and life in the one nine hundred twenty s. was very different and today we look back to the lively charm of that period. the sense of living on the edge and the tempestuous wild feeling. tempered men follow on video. and original cash register from one nine hundred twenty nine gets the shopping experience and authentic touch. this company was founded in one thousand nine hundred seventeen in the digital age noice torn notebooks may seem a bit dated but business has taken off sales have risen by twenty five percent in the past five years in part thanks to made to order items the

as they say here in the north in hamburg on the album i spent the night on this house.

the security precautions are still in place at this modest house in hamburg london horne it looks like the residents have just gone away for a few days but in fact this is the former home of the late helmet and loki schmidt the former west german chancellor and his wife lived here for fifty four years if walls could talk they'd have a lot to say big political decisions were made here but first and foremost it was a refuge from public life where the chancellor read played piano and chess chatted and smoked today the house is owned by the chancellor helmut schmidt foundation. what we have here is a place where the private and public sphere is merged with the family sent together in this living room as did world leaders like this crowd to stand and leonid brezhnev or there's a famous photograph of brezhnev in front of this bookcase forto back you know you have quite a bit of and. since spring twenty seventeen a history student has been compiling an inventory of everything in the house and economics of the we examine every single object to see if we can find an artist's initials so we can

freestylers the supreme discipline in kind surfing and one of the best example i know looks from hamburg she's been a kite surfing since she was seventeen she posted on a surfboard at the age of three as the youngest member of a surfing family. kite surfing got to trending but i waited because it was still a bit risky at the beginning a risk a safety systems just weren't quite perfected yet. to say ok well wait a little and then he tested it and then. i gave it a try and overloaded a few times over you know look transferrin i can't suffer you find ever since. right and with that we were out for another show don't forget to follow us on social media for more on the program as always thanks for joining us we're seeing and tomorrow. next time on your macs. lying in storage at the bottom of the adriatic the nab is mysterium from creationists and even over ages for two years under the wayne fine downtown vision fix the flavor of picture me why. next time you are a matter. of . law. lehman brothers ten years on a story of ambition greed and megalomania. of the rich lots. of investment bankers

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we can see lots of fans were having objects thrown at them and the call was things happening here in hamburg and in march cologne fans attacked us and again i've talked of officers from fans just last month. after much the police calling it a new dimension of post much violence right well michel we mentioned we mentioned earlier that you've had a first professional experience with xenophobia and now after hanging up your boots you've been actively seeking contact with a lot of anti foreigner groups for example in the city of chemists can you tell us a little bit of or about that. meeting i had a meeting with. some different kind of people and the problem on this was that me as an immigrant i went to this city and i spoke to them and i was in the front line. seoul so funny. immigrant stands in the line in front of everybody. and. immigrants so it's ridiculous and an end of the day i was very very unhappy with this moment but for many foreign people i was like not a hero but that's right that you are in front and you showed them that you are not afraid you are a kind of the guy who is not afra

migrant rescue boats in the mediterranean the marchers called for hamburg to become a safe harbor for such vessels similar protests were held across germany. we're going to stay in germany now people have again been demonstrating in the eastern city of kevin it's today taking a stand against far right violence and racism the event came after a divisive week of anti immigrant protests and counter protest sparked by a fatal stabbing by the fatal stabbing rather of a german national last weekend two asylum seekers are in custody in connection with that killing. saxony state premier michel chrisma received a friendly welcome when he visited k minutes on sunday he said he'd come to the city to support those who are making a stand against violence and for me to respect. him it is a fun show i chose to attend this event because i think it's important to be there when the people of candidates come together to show the world that democracy and the rule of law are important to them they don't want people to let their emotions run away with them or for anyone especially the most vulnerable to co

and hamburg thousands of people have been out demonstrating against racism and of the united against racism protesters are calling for an end to migrant deportations from germany and for hamburg to offer safe haven to refugees the demonstration was organized by more than four hundred fifty groups. one of two famous stone lions in venice has been vandalized the statues stand guard next to the world renowned saint mark silly because the lions made up made by giovanni but not say in seven hundred twenty two is specially popular with children police are still searching for the suspects. u.s. president donald trump has ordered the f.b.i. to investigate allegations of sexual assault against his pick for the supreme court brett kavanaugh the senate judiciary committee narrowly approved his nomination by eleven votes to ten but a key senator called for a week long delay before the full first. votes before the full vote to decide whether he should sit on the court now earlier a professor testified that kevyn orr assaulted her at a party when the two were teenagers kevyn orr denied the accusat

on alex get a quick check of some other stories that have been making news around the world in hamburg more than ten thousand people have demonstrated support of organizations operating migrant rescue boats in the mediterranean the marchers called for hamburg to become a safe harbor for such vessels similar protests were held across germany. a huge fire has ripped through brazil's national museum in rio de janeiro gutting the two hundred year old building the director of the stork and to church and has called it a cultural tragedy the museum house some twenty million valuable items the cause of the blaze is not yet known. and two people have been booted by gunfire during anti-government demonstrations in nicaragua protesters the or protests rather flared up in the capital after president. expelled un observers who accused him of violent repression rights groups say that some three hundred protesters have been killed in the past four months. children in france go back to school after their summer vacation today but with a new ban on mobile phones in place the french education minister s