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musicians arriving in bonn a few days ago. in addition to their daily rehearsals they want to experience the country everyone has stayed in touch since the workshop in mumbai. i think it's a very healthy mix of like a family and we share this love of music regardless of which continent or from. and of a musician's meet friendships blossom straight away to get along the same so that says it will. be massing for five days. has a name to a piece commission for the beethoven festival she's. our guest what is a beautiful composition the. adults. the highlight of that is the field mr. dana he was it out for us to guess about when he says great it's so intriguing the way these two worlds melt together so perfectly happy his mother has been a very special piece to all of us and it's the first time that we're performing at the beethoven festival so curious excited and looking forward to. the final rehearsal before their debut performance there are several other pieces written in mumbai that will be on the program tonight as well. as al

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since nor are we we deploy our assessment team and based on our assessment in plumping and also in bonn. some. will be able to access the clean water for the month in but somebody else you know what there is. a soup and s. must leave for. this. the government saving up to make programmes we do need. to rethink what there are those are the and and also it is in a lot of the for the way we. did it like eleven thousand people leave the camps and all now relief workers have been reaching in land areas what's the situation there have survivors been found. somebody has in lump on this facility that look this thing would go off so this why the how the government off into the shop and i will mobilize to have the equipment to look live at this nearly all of the human activists and be able to access those for all. some obvious and bunson always i see both so by the time you'll aware that the number of dead probably is so distinct because the government there are. certain and then you and also military but some no one mother a significant number of. the dems. ok that mean all they did get up to th

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flights and warning the public to stay away from the already devastated coast near bonn. also coming up u.s. president donald trump makes an unannounced visit to iraq to meet troops in a combat zone for the first time the president also made of stone. and six months after a tragic training accident a live picture cyclist christina is adapting to life in a wheelchair we caught up with the two time olympic gold medalist on the long road to recovery and a possible new career as a paralympian. oh i'm terry martin welcome to the program authorities in indonesia have upped the alert level for the volcano that caused a tsunami last weekend they warned that fresh activity from the krakatoa volcano mike calls another tsunami and they've ordered all flights to steer clear of the area saturday's deadly waves killed at least four hundred thirty people since then heavy rains have calls rivers to burst their banks flooding streets and submerging some homes are course. allison toss has this report. on. these villages thought they were safe after escaping the tsunami that tore into the w

to fasten it up but that's something that we still have to see risky you know from indonesia in bonn thank you very much. thank you. a course in pakistan has sentenced former prime minister now is charge to seven years in jail for corruption and he found guilty on one of two charges involving his family's business dealings shareef denies any wrongdoing and says the charges are politically motivated the three time prime minister was removed from office by the supreme court last year until he was sentenced to ten years in prison over the purchase of luxury apartment and london he was released pending an appeal. journalist cause of our class rod joins us now from as nama bad for more on the story can you remind us first of all wash where the charges against her a few. going to court in arkansas. you know. i'm going to. you know. the words. probably. going to go to the court there definitely has been one of the good leader in pakistan policy started by mr buying the. you know they're going to start going to. us dollars and it will mark the first time in our case on that he was you know.

living off football it's increasingly difficult in bonn even for professional player many teams lack the basics and payoffs go months without payment. i've been playing football for at least three years so it's really hard we can no longer live without the salary and as you can see we don't even have a jersey corseted. the country's economic problems have had a trickle down effect the lack of funding and poor organization have created a chaotic situation. real problem is that the state is putting money into the sport not of a right places and it doesn't necessarily go to a right person for most of these players football is their only source of income but they continue to play even if their next paycheck is hanging by a thread. you're watching the driving is coming to you live from berlin monica jones will be with you shortly with business news and she'll be taking a look back at a tell a billion a year of back a daughter trying straight a spat with china the uncertainty surrounding breaks it and the ongoing legal woes of comic goes and take chances investors had much to digest and mo

haven't mentioned the chinese sports indeed international security analyst show that talking to us from bonn good to have your insight thank you carol. and u.s. president on hold trump was in neighboring iraq yesterday for a holiday visit see u.s. soldiers deployed in the region together with the first lady melania the president was on the ground in the country three hours we have this report. the reception was everything he could have hoped for it was donald trump's first visit to a u.s. military base in a combat region and just a week after a controversial move to pull u.s. forces from syria. first of all at the saudis let's have a good time but what a job you have done what they have done i made it clear from the beginning that our mission in syria was to strip isis of its military strong was we're not nation building rebuilding syria will require a political solution. and it's a solution that should be paid for by its very rich neighboring countries not the united states let them pay for it and they will they will. coming hot on the heels of a government shutdown at home and of course ch

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lower level negotiators ministers ministers we're not sure about that yet all right max hoffman in bonn osiris thanks so much for your force and. now the former u.s. president george herbert walker bush has died at his home in houston at the age of ninety four and people from around the world have been paying tribute to the forty first president of the united states bush sr served an eventful one term in office saying the collapse of the soviet union and the full of the but in will and he'll be remembered here in germany as one of the architects of reunification let's take a look back now at his life and his legacy. this was one of george bush's last public appearances and surely one of his toughest to make it was his wife barbara funeral in early twenty eight hundred. he bid farewell to her up to seventy three years of my reach. he was the youngest pilot in the u.s. navy. bush flew dozens of missions in the war he was shot down at sea rescued at the last minute and became an instant legend. he returned to texas where he founded an oil company then he turned to a career in politics join

of a run taking concert at the beethoven fest in bonn. thirteen. where the real power resides. when i come from there lots of people in fact more than a billion to do but not just democracy to me that's one reason why i'm passionate about people and aspirations and they can sense. the two finishing the book is right here in the named after the ford focus on one and member thinking at the time is the battle in broken forward anything can happen if people come together and unite for a call. but i do the news often confronted because situations more conflict between does the mass down i see despite my job to confront a good leader as on policies and development to focus on cut and issues that matter most tongues of food security oppression martian isolation. and not has been achieved so much more needs to be john and i think people have to be at the heart of solutions my name is a mcclatchy and i work at g.w. . how do you want to. discover your concept discovered with the broncos. school oh. off to one hundred lives the ideals of the box are more relevant today than they were a hu

to fasten it up but that's something that we still have to see rizk know from indonesia in bonn thank you very much yes thank you. as some of the other stories making news around the world. turkey is reported to be massing troops near a town in northern syria held by a kurdish led force that's backed by the u.s. president's donalds have said turkey's president earlier want to assure him that turkey will eradicate all remaining of these so-called islamic states in syria after american ground forces are withdrawn. french president. has criticized president the sudden move to pull u.s. forces edge of syria on a visit to a child in central africa mccrossin has said he's very deeply regretted the move and said allies should be dependable upon also praised u.s. defense secretary jim osas who resigned in protest at trump's decision to shift. the body of a seven year old guatemalan girl who died in u.s. border patrol close to the house arrives home. texas earlier this month reportedly from dehydration and shock after a tree that was the journey u.s. authorities were heavily criticized for the

last year when we were here in bonn we also had several cases of whale sharks getting caught in the net with a person or so on several occasions we had to cut up the net to be able to save the little tribe and releases from the entanglement in the nets and that is also beautiful feeling when you see the welfare of them in the way of the names. q thank. you to all nations all the good. thank. you. but. those. drawing.

this week we are meeting a 14-year-old who helpe a stnga rememr bonn. >> let's this ♪ take me home, to♪ >> a 14-year-old in high school who thinks the world of you. >> would you like to marry me? >> i don't know. i sure like to spend every weekend singing with you. >> what kind of friendship have you formed? >> we didn't really have anything in common. we started playing music. it became a great time for both of us. i put a smile on her face. i play music that she likes. i brings back good memories for her. >> what's the feeling you when you guys sing? >> i can't explain it. it's a wonderful feeling. it makes me want to cry. up to an extra 30% off oh yeacross the store is really going to make for some great gifting. oh yeah... you're going to look sweet in those threads. plus, you get an extra 30% off all of it. ya know you get an extra 15% off this kenmore elite fridge. it's super smart. just like you guys. ha, ha, ha yeah, you're at the real home of craftsman. take an extra 15% off. ho, ho, ho - yeah! she put herself to the test again devouring this huge piece of pizza as quickly as

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he had good personal rapport with many of the people who worked with him that went above and bonn —— level of political success. what you think you will mo5t be remembered for? success. what you think you will most be remembered for? the most enduring legacy will be that he brought a peaceful end to the cold war conflict between the united states and the soviet union and the west and one of his many accomplishments, the first liberation of kuwait wa5 accomplishments, the first liberation of kuwait was so critically important. ultimately, the cold war could have played out very differently had he not succe55fully navigated the end of it and the fact that ended without 5hots fired, without military conflict and without hostilities, and brought about the emergence of a post—cold war era in american politics and in global politics, will ultimately be viewed as one of his many legacie5 but probably the mo5t his many legacie5 but probably the most on —— prominent and significant one. thank you so much that taking the time to talk to us on breakfast. michaeljohn5, white house 5peech writer

of a run taking concert at the beethoven fest in bonn. thirteen. million. visitors g.w. news lawyer from berlin to bring in our correspondent a serial harms of british and joins us from for years in our own now we are going to find out what happened with me think of a correspondent sandra it's not and we do have some of breaking news that's coming into us now one gets home about a person. w. news thank you for joining us. i'm not going to think out of the gym well i guess sometimes i am but i stand up and whip it up and move thinks deep into the german culture of looking at the stereotypes aquatics the ears think the future of the country that i know a lot of the time. needed to be taken as grandma day out to me it's all about ok. i'm rachel join me to meet the gentleman from the w. post. this is the w. news live from berlin a deadly tsunami strikes the coast of indonesia it arrived in the dark of night without warning and now in the light of day the devastation is becoming clear the death toll has climbed to nearly two hundred with many more injured the search is on for

after rather than let me go back to that one there and you see it as moody's plane touched down in bonn as there is people on social media responded quite angrily to the use of the image with some even calling it's racist in parts of the animation series since the ninety's and one of the people that has been commenting on this online is. the documentarian he made a documentary last year about the character of the op who is founded on racial stereotypes other people especially in india pointed out that the comparison was disrespectful to foreign media or the g. twenty summit is it's a civil list of the blunders might even grow by tomorrow fall indeed they might thank you very much for that song i want to bring in our senior political analyst ron bush are so much talk about let's start with mom had been some on him in vladimir putin seemed to find refuge in each other yesterday we saw that big high fives that they had at the g. twenty this was a big diplomatic test for the saudi crown prince how do you think he did and what did you make of the exchange between him and michael. actually mo

opportunity to do that because as you as you mentioned there are other forces that might be allied with or bonnter the election that might want to change the u.s. you know today and that that is what it meant his goal is at the same time feed us sparky is still a member of the opium people's park it is pretty much an establishment party and the largest party in the european parliament and for us is a very important member of that of that group so if they can gain even more ground in new york the elections make any machine of the european people's party into more of a populist force that can really shape the european agenda so the european elections are crucial for a bond i think even more crucial than any hunger in elections at this point because he's he's goal now is to become a european leader not just to hungary and interesting headcase and kyra they want to think the run up to that man lections going to be like are we going to see these protests continuing. well definitely as the law comes into force it is slavery will. be doing different actions and we have to see how our colleagues and me

private diesel owners also who won't be able to drive into cities such as frankfurt here or berlin bonn hamburg said gard and there still isn't a solution from the side of car makers that will really tackle this problem one of the possible solutions that carmakers like is replacing older cars by new cars with trade in incentives that of course means they will sell more cars the other retrofitting older vehicles. problems one is that the acknowledge isn't ready yet and it's certainly not ready to be certified by the government and actually approved and the second one is that carmakers aren't very happy about this solution some have outright said they were not supported like b.m.w. and others like folks not in settle they'll only take part and pays in a row if you're. one of those let's look at actually one of those car makers briefly while we have time volkswagen l signaling that the fallout from the scandals is affecting them or what he told us briefly about the. folks are going to . the head of compliance just said that it's actually going to face the worst year ever in twenty nineteen

that was hustling that that director of the in for testing polling institute speaking to us from our bonn studios. of course we are closely following the race to succeed limitless c.d.u. party leader and we will have full coverage of the vote when it happens later today will also have michael last speech as party leader that's all coming up a little later today on the news. now moving on to some of the other stories making headlines around the world today yemen's government and rebels traded occupations as they sat down for peace talks in sweden one key issue is expected to be the fate of the rebel held court of data it's a key entry point for food a to the country u.n. brokered talks are the first since twenty sixteen. the aquarius migrant rescue ship has ended its operation it's the charity that ran the bessel blames a smear campaign by european governments. was the last charity run a rescue ship operating off of libya and save tens of thousands of migrants from drowning in the mediterranean. police have given the all clear after a bomb threat forced the evacuation of cnn's offices in n

haven't mentioned the chinese spirit indeed international security analyst show that talking to us from bonn good to have your insight thank you carol. let's get you up to date now with some the other stories making news around the walls united arab emirates has reopened its embassy in damascus the move is seen as a boost to syrian president bashar assad the u.a.e. break ties with damascus off the syrian civil war broke out and has backed rebel forces fighting assad. security forces in the eastern democratic republic of congo have fired live rounds and tear gas to staff of demonstrators protesting the postponement of elections due to an ebola outbreak the delay of sunday's votes in some regions will mean the one million vote is off the ballot counted in the presidential election. the german military is drawing up plans to recruit foreigners as it struggles to fill its ranks the proposal would see a nationals in specialist roles such as auntie medical doctors and according to reports polls italians and romanians living in germany will be sort of recruits. and germany is exploring the idea of

mentioned the chinese threats indeed international security analyst kinds show that talking to us from bonn good to have your insight thank you. well president trump decision to withdraw american troops from syria prompted criticism from u.s. allies and the resignation of his defense secretary yesterday trump made an unannounced visit to u.s. troops in neighboring iraq and suggested they could be sent into syria when necessary it was his first trip to a conflict zone since he became president. the reception was everything he could have hoped for it was donald trump's first visit to a u.s. military base in a combat region and just a week after a controversial move to pull u.s. forces from syria. first at ease addie's let's have a good time but what a job you have done what they have done i made it clear from the beginning that our mission in syria was to strip isis of its military strong halls were not nation building rebuilding syria will require a political solution. and it's a solution that should be paid for by its very rich neighboring countries not the united states let them pay for it

bonn michiganny will control 20 minutes. mr. smith: i ask unanimous consent that members may have five legislative days to include extraneous material on s. 7, the bill now under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. smith: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman is recognized. bill th: the bipartisan facilitates commercial access to nasa infrastructure and facilities. nasa's enhanced use lease authority gives nasa a crucial tool to partner with the private sector. they used e.u.l. authority to lease space-x launch pad 39-a promoting the transition from all government space activities to commercial ventures. i would like to thank senator wicker for his initiative on this bill which allows nasa to continue to implement this key authority while congress works out a long-term solution to nasa's use of excess property. i urge support and i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. the gentlelady

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oil workers in bonn have started a three day strike in protest of the sacking of six colleagues the wall counties that the french oil company total government produces about two hundred thousand barrels of crude oil a day but thousands of workers have been laid off as the oil prices fall and workers demanding higher pay and better working conditions held enough to strike back in july. funny time government is lifting its ban on opposition parties for a general election next year voting has been repeatedly postponed in the nationwide poll in february will be the first since the military coup in thailand four years ago it's my lot for today thanks for your company more news right after inside story. a universal declaration of human rights it's been seventeen years since the document was adopted to ensure equality and justice without discrimination but as it made the world a better place and what of the human rights issues facing the world today this isn't. hello welcome to the program on imran khan december tenth marks the seventieth anniversary of the un's universal declaration of human r

it is an incredible indication of what bonn dollars can do with our hearts and facilities.t is as good as anything you will find out why mca. parents come from all over. >> there are not too many pools that are still around, and this is one-stop shopping for kids. you can bring your kid here and have a cool summer. >> if you want to see some of the youth and young men throughout san francisco play some great pickup games, come wednesday night for midnight basketball. on saturdays, we have a senior lyons dance that has a great time getting exercise and a movement. we have all the music going, the generally have a good time. whether it is awkward camp or junior guard. >> from more information, visit >> good morning. welcome to the san francisco county transportation authority for today, tuesday, december th. our last meeting of the calendar year. mr clerk up can you please call the roll? [roll call]

the democrats have bonn way too far on this issue. don't know what happened to the moderate wing of democratic party, rick. you are being outnumbered by these playing grant open borders -- >> you did something i'm surprised. you used a talking point. you know better. i'm a democrat. i have yet to meet a democrat who is for open borders. >> nancy pelosi, the leader of your party -- >> she is not pour open borders. she is saying, no she didn't say that she said, i don't even happen to agree with her, she said the wall is immoral. she said right in the little thing she is for border security. >> keith ellison, until he leaves -- >> we don't talk about him anymore. >> becoming attorney general of minnesota. >> he is their problem. >> currently number two person at dmc. he wore a t-shirt. i have a picture. spanish for i don't believe inrd bothers. this is the number two guy deputy chairman of the democrat national committee, doesn't believe in borders. charles: we also have, army is down there. we have beefed up national security. you know

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