the gate of a perform better in the short program on wednesday the bronze went to canada's tate and altman games have been as a gauge of a little big debut as well here's what some of the fans had to say about their performance. and the girls have outperformed themselves you can see from their results the best of the season it was unclear who would come first until the final moment we knew was the goal to go to russia. it is right also supporting the two girls some like you gain are better than alina and vice versa but i do realize the second place would also be ours so none of that mattered at the bases out there is a good deal so when you. got the nibbles a lot of skating was insane the competition was very strong. and well them to both of them there's also been a bit of a buzz outside the in the stadium to donald trump and kim jong un have been for a stroll around the host city the lookalikes have any way to trying to join them. we're waiting for the two main sporting news makers to arrive back in town for the final stage of the olympics. here again we're here to go to some hospitality

actor gary altman. in the distinguished historians including tim snyder. also their application to the present day. one of the world's former thriller writers. the ancient rome. he takes us into ten downing street. they lead to the epic conference which is portrayed and laced with suspense and intrigue. his many best-selling novels include the trilogy. fatherland enigma and officer in the spy and conclave. several of the books have been filmed including the ghost which is directed by roman to play in ski. his work has been translated into 37 languages and he is a fellow of the royal society of literature. please welcome robert harris. we are experiencing a remarkable moment and the upcoming churchill biography. sparking the renewed interest in him. your focus is on chamberlain. your take is a little bit more sympathetic than we are accustomed to seeing. it is a very kind introduction. it is typically perverse. i wanted to write the book. thirty years ago. i did a documentary to mark the 50th anniversary of the agreement. and met hitler in his apartment. tr

hundred on exploded altman you are talking about is a critical area but in my experience in some of the villages south of mosul people very quickly went back into the homes they want to go back to restart markets and i've even seen markets start within a matter of months not weeks since there is a however the whole infrastructure and the kind of laws. rebuilding the city that can take much much longer people to start the line can be quite quick as soon as. the liberation of mosul was a joint effort was made by several countries and a coalition that for typhus that got isis out of the city do you think now the countries involved in the coalition operation doing enough to help to rebuild the city itself. i don't look from a tone as perspective no look from an injury suspect in the from the military one and i statements a lot of funding is needed the rehabilitation and you are all clearly outlined the bill is very high and i'm not and aren't doesn't send them to international donors and i understand this conference in kuwait or russia or starts only and starts to increase in the soundings

after a full on an uninterrupted twenty four hours of negotiations merkel's chief of staff peter altman are joked as he left the talks that all of them now needed a shower and meanwhile the social democrats martin shultz has just announced that subject to approval of the coalition and the new cabinet he'll become foreign minister if confirmed as the country's top diplomat he will step down as the party's leader and be forced to eat his own words. mr schultz exclude the possibility of being a minister in the cabinet led by merkel c.d.u. c.s.u. . yes yes absolutely i would never be part of a government. artie's peter all over it looks at what we can expect after this long awaited deal what is this painful compromise well the social democrats they will hold on to the foreign ministry the labor ministry the justice family and environment ministries that they held in the previous go. but they will gain the very powerful german finance ministry so what happens next well it all goes down to a vote by the s.p.d. membership that's four hundred sixty thousand people that will be casting a vote by

. >> magic altman. "the people of the state do not yield their sovereignty to the agencies which serve them. the people do not give their public servants the right to decide what is good for the people to know and what is not good for them to know. the people insist on remaining informed so that they may retain control over the instruments they've created." do you know what law i'm quoting? you can look up from your screens if you do. during the palace intrigue, you withheld information from the public because you thought you knew what was not good for us to know. you gave the names of agnes and kelly to the press, but wouldn't want to release the spoiler, would you? you can really keep a secret. at least six of you knew the plan. the scene when you asked for nominations, precious. well done. 5 was distracted by the separation of power and was distracted. what could go wrong? a white male venture capitalist and about to preside over the budget. let me think. you do your best to take care of us in the ro

altman points out, i think we should. >> i'm also concerned, paul henderson, about your continued articles in the poa journal that demeans people even here they called imbalanced. they accuse the -- our public defender of going after his personal powers, so i don't really know why you're bending over backwards, as you say, so it's not accountablity to the police, it's police accountablity, so i don't understand the tone that it's bending over backwards, the police bill of rights -- which they shouldn't even have a bill of rights, should be an issue for you to prove, so i'd really like you to think about that. >> clerk: thank you. >> good evening, president turman and commissioners. jim salinas. please know that i -- my apologies. i just wanted to say that i really appreciate the -- the fact that vice president mazzucco raised this issue about identification because right now, everybody's been struggling for the last year and a half certainly under this new watch with chief scott to instill trust and confidence in the latino community that the police is not there to harm them in any way, sh

catherine clifford and altman walsh had this repor. i saw that you devote sees most precious industry tourism brings in almost a third of its gdp. of course his ruling nationalists a totally is what's needed to fully reap its benefits in tailoring legislation and taxes to local needs. it's all on the thirtieth of september restaurants have to close because it's the law in general for the whole country. which is a paradox because this is still a really busy time in corsica right up until november. an autonomous status would allow us to take measures adapted to the realities of the torah situation on the island. he. these measures the controversial residency status second terms represent thirty six percent of the island's real estate. nationalists want to stop known corsicans buying property and leave lived here for five years. that's about it it's just not acceptable today young corsican can't rent an apartment on the coast. we're not going to be able to develop other sectors in corsica if the people needed to work in them can't access