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then schuster was also awarded an honorary prize for his role as both a player and coach across a career spanning more than 40 years which included spells with spanish joints real madrid and barcelona. it makes me proud it makes me happy many years of pasta my job as a footballer and coach so to receive this recognition is great. great to stay consent he's gratings from boss alona he won a fan award given to active play is over. you're watching t w news coming up next in business san francisco was the 1st u.s. city to ban the use of facial recognition software by local government agencies what does that mean for the burgeoning technology. my colleague stephen beard for have the answer to that question plus the latest on the u.s. president declaring an emergency over i t threads in the country stick around for that. if you ever have to cover up a murder best way is to make an accident. raring to. never read a book like this. mr jermyn street. every journey begins with the 1st step and every language the 1st word.

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reporter: then schuster was also awarded an honorary prize for his career as a player and coach in a career that spans over r0 yeyears. >> it makes mee proud. it makes me happy. many years of past and my job as a foot halloween coach, so to receive -- as a footballer and coach, so receive this recognition is great. reporter: greetings from barcelona. he won the fan award given to active players overseas. brent: you're watching dw news from berlin. after a short break, i will be back to take you through "the day." stick around for that. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] uploaded and shared online. does the us state of alabama has moved closer to passing one of the most restrictive anti abortion laws in the united states. the bill which the state governor must sign it would ban almost all terminations including those resulting from rape and incest doctors who attempt to perform terminations would face up to one hundred yearss in prison. sixteen states hahave introduced similar legis

then schuster was also awarded an honorary prize for his role as both a player and coach across a career spanning more than 40 years which included spells with spanish joints around madrid and barcelona. it makes me proud it makes me happy many years have passed in my job as a footballer and coach so to receive this recognition is great. sent his gratings from barcelona he won a fan award given to active players. one of europe's most famous landmarks has been celebrated overnight festivities where else but in the city of light paris put on a dazzling show to mark the eiffel towers 130th birthday monument both were 189 world's fair was supposed to be torn down after was all over but it remained the world's tallest building until the $1930.00 s. . a scary reminder now of our top story this hour campaigning has entered its final stretch for the e.u. parliamentary elections are set to begin next week but there's a growing concerns that the block is unprepared for foreign disinformation campaigns aimed at discouraging voting. you live from berlin next stop is focus on europe this week a speci

it's published by simon & schuster, a division of cbs. >> so what do you say to those folks who dismissr guy? i'm not going to read his book because he's that, you know, potty mouth guy. >> i'd like to say to them i think if they read this book, and you can learn something from it, what was it that drove them? what are they struggling with? there is a lot of human drama in these conversations. >> there was a meeting where john came in and said, hey, guys, i'm leaving the group. >> reporter: along with big gets like paul mccartney and madonna. >> that is how i flirt with people. >> look at that multibillionaire donald trump. >> reporter: the book includes several interviews with donald trump from the 1990s until right before the election. >> donald knows how to communicate. >> you say he's one of the best guests. >> he is one of the best guests ever. why? because as a radio guest he says whatever pops into his mind and he understands how to play that game. >> so he's a great radio guest. what do you think of him as a president? >> well, listen, he asked me to endorse him and i couldn't.

for attu has been exiled to the smallest of military footnotes, a new book published by simon and schuster, a cbs company, tells the story of how, 76 years ago, a bible, a diary and two soldiers from opposite sides of the war came to define the impossibly remote island of attu. >> wertheim: we set out in search of history, flying across the volcanic chain of alaska's aleutian islands. our destination: attu. two plane stops and 1,500 miles from anchorage, attu is so far west that if you drew a straight line down from the island, you'd hit new zealand. we had taken off, not knowing if our plane could land on attu. >> mark obmascik: attu's home to some of the worst weather on earth, there's only eight days a year when the clouds and fog lift. >> wertheim: mark obmascik, a pulitzer prize-winning reporter, spent seven years going through archives and soldiers' letters while researching his book, "the storm on our shores." he accompanied our team for the trip. only minutes from the island, a dense fog threatened to force our plane back to the nearest air strip 400 miles away. then, the fog sudde

but really when simon & schuster came to me about writing a book i said, you know, maybe it's time tok. and what i mean by that, whether it's an interview with you or jerry seinfeld or gwyneth paltrow or donald trump, which i feature in the book, all of these people, you learn something from, you get some of the people -- you too. when you read about the dedication people have to their careers and the climb, you know, we all think and i notice this with most of my guests, we all think it's easy. you take a guy like steve martin and you go, "oh, he's just naturally funny. and when he starts talking about what he put into his career and how he got it together, and the work, and the hours that he put in -- and i don't really care what your business is, i don't care if you're drummer or whatever, people don't see that climb and they don't see the work and the effort that goes into it and there's just words of wisdom in there, like, billy joel said, you know, he was talking about this work ethic and he was talking about how important it is to enjoy what you do. it's the only way. if you fe