>> reporter: naomi wants to use her voice to advocate for change. she's often invited to talk about what put her in the spotlight. >> last year i led a walk out at my with my friend carter anderson, and i think it was like any other walk out. we were honoring the victims of parkland. >> reporter: march for our lives organizers wanted naomi there. her fiery speech led to major interviews by media, news stories, magazine spreads. at just 11 she was honored at the teen vogue awards sharing the stage with her favorite athlete, serena williams. >> i think she's so great. >> reporter: while naomi has played tennis herself since she was 4, she has another goal for herself after college. >> i want to be an executive at "the new york times." i'm going to intern there, and they're going to realize my potential and then i'm going to climb the dder. >> reporter: and naomi is certainly not afraidf ights. >> she's an ambitious young woman, we love that. just one of the stories yousel during the nbc 4 black history special. that airs this wskd. we call it she thri

emily: naomi nix, thank you so much for weighing in.g up, a major european insurer is placing a billion-dollar bet on tech startups. how it impacts europe tech investment landscape is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: this is bloomberg technology. i'm emily chang in san francisco. biggest insurer is making sure is mays a role in tech xt generation of start-ups. alliance is increasing the size f its tech investment fund to $1.1 billion funds making it one of the largest in europe. what we were told about the move. for are kind of spoiled choice because now with the new und size, we can decrease our investments and also look for other companies. it's not just the investment have that spoils us for choice, it's the brand of opportunities e that we can deliver to the companies with whom we work together. emily: the fund has 15 deals to money in go uding jack, lemonade and a german mobile bank m-26. o talk about this and the overall tech investment andscape, we bring in an entrepreneur and resident. what do you make of the increase of corpor

. >> about how far away are you, naomi, from the sight of the flames there? >> i'm actually two blocks away at geary and steinion and i overlook euri. i can see the flames and the fire trucks and equipment from my window. >> this is actually qui incredible, this is your video we're looking at. i assume you are parked and shot this. could you tell us what went through your mind, especially if you're with your daughter? >> yes, honestly, i've never seen anything like this before. you know, you always have very different fires in the city. i've been here a long time so i've seen a number and never seen flames this high and this intense, and even now, it's still ongoing, and there doesn't seem to be any abatement from it and there's trucks and construction crews digging up the road, so it's pretty incredible. i wasn't particularly scared, we're far enough away that it wasn't impactful to our building, but certainly just all the cops and fire engines responding was pretty incredible. >> i am just curious, with the size of those flames, could you feel the flames a

onto tennis, and world number one naomi osaka says she split from her coach sascha bayin because shee" her happiness. a surprising move, perhaps. osaka has won herfirst two grand slam titles, the us open back in september, and the australian open just last month while working with bayin. i know everyone think it was a money related issue, but it wasn't. for me thatis related issue, but it wasn't. for me that is one of the most hurtful things i've ever heard, because i travel with everyone on my team. i see them more than my family, so i think my reason is that i wouldn't put success over my happiness. i won't say anything bad about them because of course i'm really grateful for the things i've done, and i'll miss some of the things that he does. but for me, all the people that i have right now are all willing to do the things that he does, so i don't think it will be that much of a big deal. naomi osaka is among the big—name players taking part in this week's dubai championships, one of the "premier five" events on the wta tour. but a notable absentee will be caroline woziacki. she w

. >> reporter: march for our lives organizers wanted naomi there.news stories, magazine spreads, at just 11 she was honored at the teen vogue awards, sharing the stage with her favorite athlete serena williams. >> i think she's so great, a black woman for me to look up to. >> while naomi has played tennis, herself, she has another plan after college. >> i want to be the executive president of the "new york times". >> reporter: when does she plan to do that? >> i will take a gap there and intern there and they will realale my poten and i will climb the ladder. >> reporter: and naomi is certainly not afraid of heights. >> naomi's story one of those you will see on the black history month special airing this weekend. it's called she thrives. it recognizes black women changing the world. set your dvrs, mao join us this sunday at "meehe press." >> that's a minute by minu y. >> speak it out. >> they will realize my potentials. >> what's happening outside? >> we have hazy sunshine, a of melting going on, temperatures in the upper 30s and 40s. we willarm to

and naomi osaka loses herfirst match since becoming world number one and splitting with her coach. hello, and welcome to the programme where we start with the last 16 in the champions league which saw two more first leg ties take place on tuesday. at anfield, liverpool and bayern munich — who've each won the trophy five times — played out a 0—0 draw. our senior football reporter ian dennis reports. a disappointing contact with chantix and few and far between for her liveable. mo salah had a couple of her chances in the first half. byron did not have a single shot on target throughout the whole game. liverpool did not create enough impact in intensity. allocated four minutes from the end. bayern seemed content with their defensive display but it is still all to play for in munich. i'm pretty sure that the opponent, bayern in this moment, feeds a bit better than we did. but we have three weeks. day by day, the result will feel a bit better for us in a bit worse for bayern. it is the best to try you can get. that will be a tough one. not perfect, but good enough to work with. that is

emily: all right. , thankrg's naomi nix you so much.g up, a major european insurer placing a $1 billion bet on tech startups. how it impacts europe's tech investment landscape, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ♪ emily: this is "bloomberg technology." i'm emily chang in san francisco. europe's biggest insurer is making sure it plays a role in the next generation of tech start-ups. allianz is increasing the size of its tech investment fund to $1.1 billion funds making it one of the largest in europe. here's what the fund ceo told bloomberg news about the move. >> we are kind of spoiled for choice because now with the new fund size, we can decrease our investments and also look for other companies. but also it's not just the investment amount that we have that spoils us for choice, it's z androader brand of allian the opportunities that we can deliver to the companies with whom we work together. emily: the fund has 15 deals to its name including money in go jack, lemonade and a german n26.e bank, we bring in an entrepreneur and to discuss. wha

watching on tv, that is not carrie, but the city administrator of san francisco, naomi kelly. go ahead. miss kelly. >> president yee: i think after you, miss kelly, i think that supervisor brown would like to say something. i see her on the roll. go ahead. >> protocol. well, i just wanted to also thank you carrie for all of her work, for throughout the years. i can't tell you how many times when i'm thinking, oh, i've got to, something is coming up, in the community, and arts, and i just go straight to you and you help us do what we need to do, and i -- i think how i'm going to have to completely readjust myself not reaching out to carrie, to get things done, and thank you for the years of getting cultural events through like the black film festival, juneteenth, and black history month and when i think of the things you've done to make sure we have both cultural events happen and how important they are, i just want to say thank you. so, simple, carrie, i'll probably still reach out to you but a different level. all right, thanks. >> president yee: miss kelly. >> thank you, boa

for osaka that person is abdul sillah. >> i focus on naomi. then when i'm home, i come home to the ones that started me all off. >> go. better. >> reporter: just two day after returning from melbourne sillah came here to stanford to train with tiegen mcgrady as she gets set to embark on her pro career. the two go back more than a decade. >> okay. now these are the quick feet i've been looking for. >> i think that is just what every young teenager is looking for, someone that believes in them. and i know from the very beginning he told me that i was going to go off and do things that i dreamed off and to be able to do it now and still have him here in sere la lyon but his parents moved to san jose when he was 9 years old. after an injure-riddled track and field and football career ended at college, he started training others. >> knowing i was unable to get to the finish line. but helping others choachieve tr goal and get to their finish line means i made it to my finish line. >> serena williams finish line. -- >> so they are the ones that actua

naomi dymond.ng stabbed outside a sixth form college in birmingham. the 16—year—old boy had been on life support since the incident in the highgate area on wednesday. another 16—year—old appeared in court, charged with attempted murder, before the boy died. thousands of criminals in england and wales will be tagged with gps trackers, to allow authorities to constantly record their whereabouts. the current tags, which are worn by around 60,000 offenders, are linked to a fixed address, such as an offender's home, with alerts generated if they are not there at certain hours. danny shaw reports. we have gps technology in our cars and on our smartphones. now it's being used to track the movements of offenders and suspects on bail. this is a demonstration of how the satellite tags are fitted, using an expert who has helped set up the scheme. the ankle tag sends an alert if someone goes to an area they're banned from, or isn't attending a rehabilitation course when they should be. it gives us very detaile

and the author of ever port very own naomi conrad is joining us now so i mean as we saw there there was this evidence of german made arms being used in the war in yemen how did they get there they were sold legally either to the emirates and to saudi arabia and we're talking about weapons that were sold in the eighty's and ninety's but also quite recently there are quite a few examples of helicopters patrol vessels the rifles in warheads that was sold after the war started twenty fifteen the most recent example the warheads for military vessels were sold in late twenty eight point time in the war crimes and in yemen that were committed by all sides in the conflicts have well been documented by international human rights organizations it was pretty clear what was going on and what is going on in yemen i mean so what are the restrictions than just walk us through the actual policy of the german government when it comes to selling these sorts of arms to saudi arabia and the u.a.e. so if a german company wants to sell arms it has to go to the german government and ask one export license and

got nothing for it dan now let's talk about naomi she's one the deregulatory effort from white housen -- she is ten years teaching at the george mason law school, she's expert on the administrative state and regulatory law which is perfect for d.c. circuit. so why do democrats dislike her? >> because her politics are qeivetive. it is simple as that and to prove that, they have to go scouring through things she wrote for her college newspaper. justice kavanaugh was 17 years old when his offenses were committed presumably. this just shows the depth to which the democrats have gone through this point and it kind of suggest that reality of their opposition. i mean, look at naomi this was an indian american woman who supposedly is the embodiment of the american ideal that diversity, the most liberals and progressives say they want now. but because she's a conservative, because she might be going on to a federal court they're going to take her down with a personal attack. not a substantive attack but a personal attack on her background. >> i mean, james, i edited student newspaper and i ha

naomi dymond.nal, theodore mccarrick, has been dismissed from the priesthood, over charges of sexual abuse. mccarrick, who's a former archbishop of washington dc, resigned last year and has been living in seclusion. he'd said he could not remember an alleged case of sexual abuse of a 16—year—old boy, which took place more than 50 years ago. archbishop charles sciclu na, who has been appointed with addressing the abuse crisis, says the decision to defrock mccarrick shows that bishops are not above the law. the decision to dismiss a bishop from the clerical state is always a very grave and serious decision, which is never taken lightly. but it is also a very important signal that if we are talking about accountability for bishops, we are actually doing it. it is not talk. we are walking the talk. it is also very important signalfor archbishops that we are not above the law. we are a servants and stewards of our people. a teenager has died two days after being stabbed outside a sixth form college in b

naomi reports. wing show of joined together in madrid, calling for the prime minister to step down. held talkss angry he in catalonia and his decision to accept demands for future talks between catalonia and parties. there is no more room for socialist surrender or blackmail. we are demanding an immediate end to dialogue with those who want to break spain apart. >> the prime minisr denied creating division. >> the government of spain at work for unity of spain, to unite spaniards, not to confront them as the right wing is doing today. >> he came to power in june, with the support of the catalan nationalist parties. accused him of making concessions in order to stay in power. off sides called negotiations on friday after separatist refused to back down. tensions come just before the start of a highly since of trial for 12 capitalists -- 12 catalonian leaders. thailand's election commission has weighed in on the election of a princess as a prime minister candidate. it ruled her name should be dropped after her brother called her candidacy inappropriate and unconstitutional. let's cros

take you back now to the confirmation hearing still under way for naomi price to the d.c. circuit court. > believed in, i don't know, desegregated schools. ms. price: senator, you know it's not necessarily what they intended, in other words. it's what those wo

naomi osaka lost her first match since becoming world number one. mla—denovic in the dubai open. osaka who is the australian and us open champion was playing for the first time since splitting with coach sascha bajin. and trainer paul nicholls has notched up the 3000th winner of his career. it came at taunton this afternoon thanks to the grey, capitan, ridden by harry cobden. formula one testing started yesterday for the new season but one team still haven't made it on track. williams say they won't run their 2019 car until tomorrow at the earliest. williams had a disappointing 2018, finishing last in the constructors title race and they are running out of time to get their car sorted before the season starts on march 17th. our f1 correspondent andrew benson has been following the test. teams are always right up against it for the start of testing, the cars are for the start of testing, the cars a re prototype for the start of testing, the cars are prototype so it is always a last minute job are prototype so it is always a last minutejob and are pro

and naomi 0saka loses herfirst match since becoming world number one and splitting with her coach. with the last 16 in the champions league which saw two more first leg ties take place on tuesday. at anfield, liverpool and bayern munich — who've each won the trophy five times — played out a 0—0 draw. 0ur senior football reporter ian dennis reports. a disappointing contact with chantix and

disobedience, starring rachel weisz and rachel mcadams, an adaption of naomi alderman's novel, and directed a story about life, love, religion, betrayal, the universe, and everything. wow, that'll do me. ok, well, that's a good collection for this week. thanks so much, mark. thank you. and that is all we have time for. thank you for watching. goodbye. hello, if you'd had yourfill of winter weather, temperatures are on the up in the week ahead, so winter will be on the back foot. there will be melting. this will be disappearing but there will still be another dollop of snow over the next few hours into monday in the hills of northern scotland, where it is already snowing above 150 metres. could amass a further 5—10 centimetres, even some lower than that. icy in places, because this is where we have the coldest air as monday begins. elsewhere it is nowhere near as cold as it has been a recent mornings. rain is moving east across the rest of the uk. it has already cleared northern ireland and it will be across eastern and southern england as monday begins. it is connected to this area of low p

for osaka, that person is abdul sela. >> i focus on naomi.m home, i come home to the ones that started me all off. >> go. better. >> just two days after returning from melbourne, sela came here to stanford to train with tegan mcgrady as she gets set to embark on her mls pro career. they go back more than a decade. >> these are the quick feet i've been looking for. >> i think that's what every young teenager is looking for. someone that believes in them. i know from the beginning, he told me that i was going to go off and do things i dreamed of and be able to do that. training here with him is amazing. >> he was born in sierra leone. his parents moved to san jose after he was nine years old. after an injury riddled track and filed and football career ended at menlo college, he started training others. >> it is the selfishness in me. knowing i was unable to get to the finish line. but helping others achieve their goal and get to the finish line, means i made it to my finish line. >> serena williams finish line, major titles. he has witnessed mo

two years later after having a third child, naomi, he runs for his seat in the u.s. senate. >> i was his campaign manager. my brother, jimmy biden, was the fundraiser. my brother frankie biden was the volunteer coordinator, my mom was the coffee chair. >> biden's opponent is veteran republican senator caleb boggs who has run undefeated for 25 years. >> nobody took us seriously. the press called us "the children's crusade." >> i'll tell you how bad it was. on labor day we had a serious poll come in, boggs 47, biden 19. >> just two months later in one of the biggest upsets in senate history, 29-year-old biden defeats 63-year-old caleb boggs. >> they announced he won, i thought to myself, i will never, ever believe again that something is impossible. >> biden is one of the youngest senators ever elected. just after election day he turns 30, and in december heads to washington. nelia and the children stay home to prepare for christmas. >> i was with my brother and we were hiring staff. jimmy biden called and said, come home. i said, we have to go. and we both -- we went

. >> with her thrilling win in the australian open final this past saturday, naomi osaka cemented herhe best women's tennis player in the world. she explained how she did it. >> i have been training really hard for this moment. >> excellent. keep coming. >> moments like this are what you train for as a little kid, to play the grand slams and to win another one is a dream come true. >> to train at a world class level these days, one needs a world class trainer. >> i focus on naomi and then when i'm home, i come home to the ones that started me all off. >> go, better. >> just two days after returning from melburne, he came here to stanford to train with recent nwsl draft pick as she gets set to embark on her pro career. the two go back more than a decade. >> these are the quick feet i've been looking for. >> i think that's just what every young teenager is looking for is someone that believes in them and from the very beginning he told me i was going to go off and do things that i dreamed of and to be able to do it and still have him here training with me is just amazing to me. >> his p

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city administrator naomi kelly. we have all the supervisors, we've already mentioned them. there's some big shots that keep this park clean, and our alleyways. one of my favorites, mohamed, is over there to may right. yeah, you know it. chief william scott, we'll give you a chinese break today. council member stevens couldn't make it today. do you want to say something for him? >> i just want today say dr. stevens couldn't make it, but we have over 100 communities being represented, coming down to the parade and looking at the fine art. >> and there are a lot of other big shots here, but we don't have time. but i hear the mayor has a proclamation or certificates or something? can we do them all at once? okay. you got them? [inaudible] >> the hon. london breed: thank you, reverend fong. and before i issue the certificate, i just want to take this opportunity to acknowledge the new member of the board of education, jennie lam, and just add that the san francisco chinese chamber of commerce for so many years continues to not only promote and support businesses in our chinese c

. >> my name is naomi, i'm 11 years old. me and my friend carter had a walk on element tree school on the 13th. >> three years ago, i stood exactly where y'all are today, with my 1st march for life. >> all

naomi grimley has beenollowing the story. >> with candles and murmured prayers, venezuelan students stage2our vigil to remember their friends who died in antigovernmenprotests over the last nine years. -- five years. the wife of an imprisoned opposition politician sa she is proud of them because they have not given up hope. over the border in columbia, hundreds of venezuelans chant e words "humanitarian aid to." -- eight." "-- humanitarian ai usaid has been piling up at the border, but the bridge crossing has been barricaded by the venezuelan military under the orders of president nicolas maduro. >> it's terrible, because the icd is needed urgently for the hospital, for cl because above all the children and the elderly need it. >> at the border blockade, veneelan soldiers look disciplid and defiant. a government official arrives to give them moral report and tell the media that no convoys will be passing tough this point. >> nobody is going to pass this bridge, not today, not tomorrow, never. this bridge is not open to offfic or the transport goods. any misuse ofis this ridg illegal. is i

will female politicians and change in college from john's world one news milestone me to my comfy naomi's culture today. coming up on double week. they are literally right for their big performance. rap the first to see top in most all. every year they celebrate here with the car waiting for of. a sweet sour brightly colored spectacle in the south across. the romex thirty minutes on d w. o. play. to the new zero max channel. the gold mine of stewards. with the exclusive inside. the must see concerning arts and culture team europe the place to be for curious minds are going to do it yourself networkers. so subscribe don't miss out play. read the real troll that decides. me i come from the looks of people in fact more than a bit in the future but not just democracy that's one reason i'm passionate about people and aspirations and they can send slaves to finishing the book as fried chicken but after the for the fun one i remember thinking at the time if the blonde in broken hill would happen if he could come together and unite for a full plate but i do the news i often confronted difficult s

naomi lloyd reports on one school where the majority of student walk over from venezuela everyday.eporter: crossing the border from venezuela to columbia, these young venezuelans make this journey every day to go to school. he lives in san antonio in venezuela. it takes her two hours to bring her daughter and goddaughter to a school in the border town. she says she has the option as the schools where she lives are closed. >> they have not had any lessons in january. the teachers are on strike because they have not been paid. basically they were having to teach for free. that is why they resigned. there are more than 1000 venezuelan children here studying,. live on the other side of the border. demand for places is time. >> in october, we received more ththan 9000 requests for only 60 new places. reporter: the uniform helps them gets priority when crossing the bridge and to get past border guards. needs they can go to the middle. the exit for the elderly people. reporter: for now, despite the long run, these c children can keep their studies going. the pressure is on donald trump to

i also would like to thank our city administrator who is no longer here, naomi kelley, for asking me in january 2016 to become the county clerk. running a city department, and being a department head for two years was invaluable experience that has helped me to become an even better supervisor. i would like to thank my staff at the county clerk's office who taught me that you can lead with kindness, and from expectations and get so much out of people and build a family so you will know an issue on the first floor for all of us who endorse my campaign, some of the greatest moments of me is at the march rally when senator feinstein, one of my heroes, came up to me, held my hand, and she said, thank you for all of your work on gun violence but does prevention, i am happy you are my supervisor. i support you and you have my endorsements. for me, that was such a huge moment and i was describing it to my daughter and i said, imagine if you are at a taylor swift concert and taylor swift bends down to you and says, you are such a good singer, and i am happy you are one of my backup dancers.

s naomi conrad who filed that report is with me in the studio now good morning nomi so you've been working on this investigation together with a number of other german news outlets you found evidence that german made arms are being used in the conflict in yemen how did they get there. they were sold by the german government i mean we're talking about. directly such as the troll vessels or helicopters but also components say of tornado jets and of other weapon stations so it's a mix of components that were sent via third countries for example through the u.k. also directly and some of them were sold off of the war started i mean helicopter. rifles guns a lot of weapons were exported even off of the would been going on for several years and a lot of the human rights violations have been documented what kind of restrictions does germany on exporting weapons to places like yemen or countries involved in that conflict jim scott they strict guidelines in theory i mean we have guidelines and sales to countries involved in armed conflicts and early last year the coalition agreement on top of these

it was rejected correspondent naomi caravan it was certainly at work this wig she went down to the us mexico border to see why exactly journalists are being treated like criminals she filed this report. here i am the mexican border on a story of international cooperation security officials on both sides have been coordinating harassment of journalists lawyers and activists it's the first time these two countries came together to say we don't like to have our picture taken and especially at the single we do have footage my agency some of you are aiding and abetting these people who enter the united states illegally if you come to the united states we could conceivably get arrest warrant for whatever was doing that some may be shocked by this but if you're not being threatened with false arrest can you really call yourself a journalist that agent was a member get on a job well done later the border patrol reported that petard refers encourage migrants to cross illegally in what appeared to be a staged event i knew these images. stage. ok can you hold the baby closer. or just. you know i

live tuesday on the c-span networks, the senate judiciary committee hears from naomi row who has been nominated to replace brett kavanaugh on the d.c. circuit court. that is at 10:00 eastern on c-span. at noon, the house returns for morning speeches and legislative business. our coverage of the state of the union address begins at 8:00 p.m. on c-span2, the senate returns the0:00 for more work on middle east policy bill and federal land management. at 9:00, the state of the union address followed at 10:00 with reaction from congress. at 9:30 a.m. on c-span3, the senate armed services committee hears from the commander of the u.s. central command on military operations in syria and afghanistan. over the last year, the world has seen what we always knew, that no people on earth are so fearless, daring, or determined as americans. if there is a mountain, we climb it. if there is a frontier, we cross it. if there is a challenge, we tame its. if there is an opportunity, we seize it. let us begin tonight by recognizing that the state of our union is strong because our people are strong. [app

it's not cynicism it's racism naomi and it's terrifying chicago basically identified the bad boy and promoted to sergeant bad ok so people are taking issue with one officer leading the training who was so cynical the police had to pay seventy five thousand dollars to a black man who had his ribs broken by bad cynicism however compared to the seven hundred nine million that the department paid in settlements since two thousand and ten that's small potatoes or small bad apples if you want. the police can't be trusted to reform themselves i think they have power point slides you said so yourself. in the meantime black lives matter needs to change their chance no justice no peace no races police to no justice no peace no subconscious bias sees that create unfair suspicions of some groups over others ten with me no just. because you have to tell it to offer it is our best and brightest what have they been up to lately nothing shady has come sure to gore's wanted john of o'donnell. breaks it down. as if you're an n.s.a. cyber security expert a hacker a spy and you're looking to change empl

there's also a sculpture of the number-one female tennis player in the world, japan's naomi osaka.expect more than two million visitors to attend the festival. >>> on the cbs "money watch" now, foxconn's factory is back on track, and nissan blames brexit for scrapping suv plans. diane king hall is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, diane. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. well, this week investors can expect several earnings report from tech-heavyweights. google reports later on its parent company, snapple reports tomorrow, and twitter on thursday. on friday, the dow rose 64 points. the s&p added two, and the nasdaq lost 17. >>> nissan is scrapping plans to build its new x-rail suv in britain, producing it solely in japan. the automaker says with only two months before brexit, uncertainty over britain's departure from the eu was making it harder to plan for the future. declining demand for diesel vehicles in europe has forced nissan to invest in other technologies and move to save costs. the company also recently cut hundreds of jobs at its sunder

our global affairs correspondent, naomi grimley, has been to sicily to investigate and you may find someentecostal church in sicily, a safe haven for young nigerian women who have been trafficked to italy. —— a back street. these are used in deliverance ceremonies for trafficking survivors who think they are under age that —— lack magic curse. before a girl leaves nigeria, they carry out a juju ceremony, using her blood or personal items to convince her she is spiritually bound to repay them. it is used on an industrial scale as a way to control the women. magdalen's experience is echoed by glory‘s story. now she learns et al you —— italian at a local school but she was sent to eatjuju priest that killed at chicken in front of her. —— said to a juju priest. in 2016 alone, 11,000 nigerian women made the perilous journey here to italy and even if they managed to escape the clutches of the traffickers, they still have to deal with the psychological scars of their ordeal and try to rebuild their ordeal and try to rebuild their lives in a new country. this doctor is one of those who has devot

i'm going to be tabled by my colleague and we can read she worked on this story we want to point out naomi that berlin the german government they imposed a weapons export ban to saudi arabia after crown prince mohammed bin salman was implicated in the murder of the journalist jamal khashoggi right at the saudi consulate in istanbul but the weapons that we're talking about tonight when were they exported well that's quite a mix some of these weapons were ex filleted the ninety's and eighty's at the tornadoes we saw quite a few of them were exported after the start of the war off to twenty fifteen including helicopters patrolled by. warheads right assistance you know the whole lot the list continues and so these were exported well into the yemen well well into all the atrocities that have been documented into the footage of starving children that you see so that's important is that we're talking about weapons the exported recently and also of course weapons that were exported decades ago and what kinds of restrictions are usually in place when we're talking about exporting weapons to the mid

making a struggling show nell company mighty again and outfitted a list actresses and models like naomi campbell claudia schiffer julianne moore and kristen stewart. the german born designer already made his mark at other fashion houses before being poached by chanel in one thousand nine hundred three to become its new creative director and make it a billion dollar industry leader again he also indulged in his second passion photography his career started after he moved to paris from hamburg as a teenager he quickly moved up the fashion ladder becoming creative director at a number of fashion houses before joining. his creations often with celebrities always surprised defied popular conventions and were often very colorful when once asked about what inspires him lagerfeld said. the go ahead with the women no forgettable to follow. but on tuesday people couldn't do that at london fashion week a minute of silence was held in honor of lagerfeld with britain's duchess of cornwall in attendance. and back in his native germany many are also mourning his death. even though he created a cynic a