Grippo Elden

Claus kleber (57) continues to rage against the "tagesschau. The presenter of the "heute journal ZDF considers the news program to be out of date. Although kleber is aware that the "tagesschau" is a "bad news" show the "gold standard but the way in which the reports are presented is no longer up to date. To make this point clear, the ZDF man made a tough comparison at an event organized by the kreissparkasse in waiblingen: "nowadays, the dry reading of the news only happens at 8 p.M. And on korean television, reports the media portal "meedia". Kleber went on to say that the "tagesschau" little "leeway" for the presenters supply. A "moderating, declarative" the kind of news delivery that is done in america, for example, is not wanted in the ARD.

Sat.1 news anchorman marc bator (40) has similar views. Although he was elected due to the success of the "tagesschau but in principle, he thinks it"s too complicated: "I want every viewer to understand the news that I"m doing. I don"t have any fundamental doubts about the tagesschau, but there are some reports that I knew wouldn"t be understood by everyone, bator in an interview with the "hamburger abendblatt see. That was also the reason for his switch in may of this year from ARD to sat.1 been.

A few weeks ago, kleber ("america"s crusades") had already. Where is the world power heading?") criticism of the "tagesschau" magic. In an interview with the "zeit" he called the format of the ARD main news "outdated.

German women’s day at the french open: angelique kerber sabine lisicki and, surprisingly, dinah pfizenmaier advanced to the third round in paris, annika beck also overcame her opening match with great ease.

Kerber fulfilled her target with a 6:2, 6:2 win over slovakian jana cepelova, while qualifier pfizenmaier celebrated the biggest success of her career so far with a 6:3, 6:3 win over polish urszula radwanska. A tough opponent is now waiting in the form of radwanska’s older sister agnieszka.

Berlin’s lisicki won 6:4, 6:0 against spain’s maria-teresa torro-flor and reached the last 32 for the first time in paris. There could be a clash with last year’s finalist sara errani from italy.

From the wirsberg archers sabine leuschner, andrea joi (both blank bow), cosima leuschner (compound bow) and achim degel (age class blank bow) had qualified for the german championship in mittenwald. The trip to upper bavaria ended for sabine leuschner with a place on the podium – as second in the blank bow class.

Nestled between the karwendel and wetterstein mountains, the archers had to complete a demanding 1200-meter course with two sets of 24 targets. The steep cross-country profile and the hummocky meadows there were a real challenge in terms of pushing technique and physical condition.

Martina glagow gives the starting signal
The starting signal for the first day of competition was given by former world class biathlete martina beck. Six hours of full concentration was required for the shooters, who knew the distances to the targets: bare bow five and 50 meters, compound ten and 60 meters. After initial difficulties, sabine leuschner was able to finish with 248 rings behind the national cadre protector ulrike koini (altenkirchner BS, 294 rings), hedi mittermeier (TSV stein st. Georgen, 269 rings), martina boscher (BS munster, 255 rings) and jutta schneider-borns (BS munster, 255 rings) achieved 5th place. Andrea was on the road with her 15. Place after half time not satisfied. For cosima leuschner, who changed from recurve to compound bow only one year ago, it was her first german championship – all the more pleasing was her 6th place. Place. Achim degel finished the first day in 7th place.

"We didn’t accept the physical hardship and got stupid goals to go with it," criticized national coach michael behrmann. The germans were no match for the argentines in the first half, who were supported by 4,000 spectators at the estadio mundialista.

After goals from sofia maccari (15. Minute), noel barrionuevo (28.), carla rebecchi (32.) and josefina srouga (37.) the team of the german field hockey federation (DHB) was already trailing 0:4. "It just went silly. We don’t need to concede goals, and we can’t get the ball under our feet," said national team player natascha keller.

It was only in the second half that the german team found its way into the game and put the world champions under pressure, which was rewarded with goals from lisa hahn (39.) and hannah kruger (15.) was rewarded. Behrmann spoke of an "important experience for the younger players to fight the duels harder".