we'll also show you nearby belgium book abbey. to find out what the growing popularity of cruise ship tourism means for reagan's burg. and we'll catch up with our globe trotter in the city of kharkiv in colombia. the fact that reagan's berg is such an old and well deserved city is largely thanks to it not having been destroyed in the wars and its importance as an imperial city in path centuries. a testimony to its former significance is the gothic cathedral construction began in the 13th century. and the cathedral tells us a lot about that time as the facade also depicts the crueler side of the middle ages. the church vilified jews. this culture shows them suckling from a pig a deliberate insult and humiliation as pigs are considered unclean in judaism. even so the building as a whole is an impressive monument. next to the one in cologne regensburg cathedral is considered to be germany's most extraordinary gothic cathedral. reagan's burg was not only important because it became a bishop seed fairly early on the danube was a signif

. - what is an abbey? - abbey. yes. abbot is the one who stays in the abbey. kyle."b"s, $1,200. kyle. - what is cobble? - cobble. that's the word. double "b"s, $1,600. kyle. - what is stubble? - yes. double "b"s, $2,000. kyle? - what is shabby? - yeah. awards & honors, $400. kyle. - what's the rhodes? - yes. awards, $800. jonathan. who is lugosi--no. no. kyle. - who is stoker? - bram stoker. the author. [ beep ] and that award is the spingarn medal. - kyle. - awards, $1,600. answer there... you are on a roll. [ applause ] $13,800, your total. let's go $3,000. $3,000 it is. here's the clue... kyle. [ beep ] wha-- what is the order of the garter? - order of the garter. - okay. - you didn't know. - cool. you're at $10,800. still in the lead. awards, $2,000. kyle. - who is dalton? - no. jonathan or jordan? [ beep ] who is joseph priestly? kyle, you're going in the wrong direction. this metal gives its name to the container seen here. jonathan. - what is tin? - yeah. metal, $800. jordan. - what is lead? - yes. me[ applause ] you could take the lead. $2,000, please. $2,00

we reach our destination veteran book abbey. an impressive building right on the danube much settled here in around the year 617 that makes it the oldest monastery in the various. over the years the benedictine monks kept on building the abbey. the 18th century church knows it splendid to the us some brothers he designed many churches in bavaria. but for many guests the reason they came is the big garden beer has been proved in the monastery for more than 1000 years another reason why more than half a 1000000 people come to betancourt abbey every year. or more where you're from here. up on the final 5 promise pairs back there are now from south korea from busan the 100 very much disposed of as the. sure 1. back in the slightly rainy reagan's burg i have an appointment with my ts paetec at the 9 plants he shows me the outlines of the former jewish synagogue. reagan's burg is like many mediæval cities if you dig here it's likely you'll discover something in 1905 traces of the 2000 year history of the city were uncovered during con

saudi abbey accept it or in the county if somebody now we know about to come because i only asked father. ambassador until dark to do it anyone because of his elections to find something of their own this son of buy them they want to make impeachment here they take money every month nobody asked for an impeachment from another country this is a high treason that's why our children are saying we don't want that but what is happening the ambassadors are trying to get and do it i am sure whether americans accept that they don't want to change the regime they want to keep it weak like this confessional and take the only stance they have which is has violence i know very well they had of when the sands in son to die he is not corrupt but underground like me when i was president i discovered when the how they died under me i found their way up that they were getting money from so i would add as well which i didn't know is there anybody in the world like lebanon the catholic elect the catholic protestant elect partisans muslim muslims no everybody likes that you have natural like i did in the a

itv is the main commercial and editorial force behind the new service, with shows such as downton abbeynd 5 came on board more recently. at £5.99 a month, britbox is the same price as the basic offer from netflix and amazon prime. this launch comes a full decade after a similar proposal from british broadcasters was blocked by regulators. in retrospect, that was a naive and damaging decision, allowing american giants like disney, netflix and amazon to steal a march on the british competitors. the big unanswered question is not whether or not britbox offers value for money, but whether subscription fatigue is beginning to set in four consumers facing an avalanche of choice. in a recent interview, the boss of disney, who are launching their own streaming service in the uk next year, says this is an untested market. well, i don't think we know how large the global market is for these products yet. so i think one question is, are there more potential subscribers in the world or not? and if so, how many are there? so i don't know if you call it a risk, but it's an unknown. welcome to britbox

abbey offered peerages, and then we hear from people within government including boris johnson sayingy speakfor what happened to me. and if they are denying that happened to be, they are not telling the truth number 10. i think it's very straight. you put a microphone under boris's nose and say, is ann widdecombe, a practising catholic, prepared to put a hand on the book over it, is she telling lies or are you? you cannot confirm you know anybody has been offered a peerage? i have said so many times now it must be a bit boring for you, ican now it must be a bit boring for you, i can only talk about what has happened to me because that is what i know of my own first hand certain knowledge. ann widdecombe, thank you very much. let's bring in our guests. what you think about this row? do you think it will have an impact? maybe, i think if it's row? do you think it will have an impact? maybe, ithink if it's true, thatis impact? maybe, ithink if it's true, that is pretty disgraceful. i think there are plenty of people in this country who neither want to vote labour or tory and they should

the berlin wall midfielder made his mark on a day of huge significance for his hometown abbey like to keep the peace a good lot she was left with no chance but hats are almost immediately handed leipzig a chance to equalise carrying records handful was punished with a penalty and cmos then left the school. $11.00 with 38 minutes on the clock and on the stroke of half time like $610.00 to game around through muscles of it so. the austrians effort finding the net with the help of a deflection. passer were 21 down at the break on butlins big day and it got worse for them in a flurry of late goals 1st kevin campo always true that offense to make it 31. the slovenian rightly congratulated by his teammates after showing it was that composure to curlin. and it was for when conrad lima rich through the house a half like a trapeze through the berlin wall before setting up then up i the strikers 2nd goal securing light 6 when in stoppage time. parents who did manage to pull a goal back when lightning failed to clear their lines through the zone can pounce on the loose balls and make it 4 soon.

survivors of the 20 a live in fukushima nuclear disaster he'll also meet japan's prime minister shinzo abbeyand emperor not a hito and he will be hoping that they and other global leaders keep his calls for a nuclear free world. and a reminder of the top story we're following for you pro-democracy candidates have made massive gains in municipal elections and hong kong they have secured a majority with over 350 seats compared to just 45 seats for the probation camp election is seen as a chance for hong kong as to have a direct say about the city's direction after nearly 6 months protests. coming up after the break it's the business leader with nick mckenna climb the receipt of dortmund are in the. full blown crisis after only managing a draw with last place out of what is only a matter of time until the club parts ways with coach to soon fall for that and much more on the boom as the statement. you're watching news live from berlin i'll be back with more news at the top of the hour for all the latest news and headlines check out our website that's d.w. dot com thanks for telling it. like to b

survivors of the 20 live in fukushima nuclear disaster he'll also meet japan's prime minister shinzo abbey and empathy or not or he too and he will be hoping that they and other global leaders he has calls for a nuclear free world. well coming up is the bundesliga with nick mechanic line and all much stay 12. bachman's and lot back you've been the least surprised me despite several months now but the but it is so good 1st prize at home find out what happened much more for the good to see. that what you see at the top of the al and see that. film the tumbling dice and iris came to dealing with a name that i killed many civilians. come including my father. i was a student i wanted to build a life for myself. a sudden.

survivors of the 20 live in fukushima nuclear disaster he'll also meet japan's prime minister shinzo abbey and emperor not hito and he will be hoping that they and other global leaders keep his calls for a nuclear free world. turning to football now and when does he get table toppers but i mention it allowed back travel to the german capital on saturday facing league newcomers only on baby now only on have shocked a few big teams so far this season and once again aims to cause an upset. with raucous fans in a tight knit squat in your lane is not an easy place to visit league leaders glad back knew an early goal would help silence the home crowd an entire stadium held its breast as patrick hammond's head came back off the post. take it all exhale not long after the jar found himself in space and headed to host since we're 15th minute lead i this was just 2nd goal of the season justifying his record to the starting line up to new. when close to doubling that lead to marcus invites and. the crowd back were posing the biggest threat and they should have leveled just before half time the normal

survivors of the 20 live in fukushima nuclear disaster he'll also meet japan's prime minister shinzo abbey and emperor not a hito and he will be hoping that they and other global leaders keep his calls for a nuclear free world. activists in paris are demanding the french government take stronger steps to combat deadly domestic violence with more than $130.00 women killed so far this year by their partner france has one of the highest rates of domestic violence fatalities in western europe. was put pressure on politics and solidarity with the women there loud and determined to be heard that demonstrates is gathered in paris to vent their anger france has been discussing the issue of violence against women for months. so that's one of her ministers we fight for all the women everyone knows at least one person who is affected but it's. going to just take action just to see it when i am here in memory of my mother who was murdered before my eyes in 1982 when i was 13 at the time zone with a fear in march our daughter was murdered on corsica by her ex partner was 1. $121.00 women were killed in

survivors of the 20 a live in fukushima nuclear disaster he'll also meet japan's prime minister shinzo abbey and emperor not a hito and he will be hoping that they and other global leaders he has calls for a nuclear free world. now in the bonus league on sunday head to berlin travel to both sides are stuck in the bottom half of the table and not living up to their own expectations the pressure is especially palpable in berlin where coach anted shoebridge has failed to make an impact since his appointment. pantech coverts was under pressure his berliners hadn't won in 4 outings opponents martin schmidt and alex borg were in even deeper why. but soon wipe the smile off the head coaches face phillip maxwell the free kick in the 17th minute no one touched it and it bounced freely into the net to make it one nil. 9 minutes later berlin keep it on a yosh john got tangled up with lucky and needed less now and the ball fell just. doubled outboards lead. and to make matters worse yosh john was sent off for lunging at the venezuelan. substitute keeper denish then made his 1st but in this league period

20 a live in fear because shimon you clear disaster he'll also meet japan's prime minister shinzo abbey and emperor not a heater and he will be hoping that they and other global leaders he has calls for a nuclear free world. you're watching news live from berlin coming up next world stories our look back at the week in reports in the meantime don't forget all the latest news and information available ram o'clock on a website that's d w dot com or follow us on twitter at d w news i'm carl masson thanks for watching. now please look at me unfortunately you especially as you can. be near putin in the middle of his election campaign did you turn the camera back on course in the year 2000 a documentary secretly chronicled.

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survivors of the 20 live in fukushima nuclear disaster he'll also meet japan's prime minister shinzo abbey and emperor not he too and he will be hoping that they and other global leaders he has calls for a nuclear free world's. heart to sports now in golf john rom has won the d.p. world tour championship in dubai the climax of the europeans who are season the 25 year old spaniard hit a beautiful shot here out of the bunker to set up a short birdie putt in the. nicely done there that was on the final hole and that 4 didn't attempt from tommy fleetwood to come from behind victory means ron finishes the season as the number one in europe and that gets him a total payday of 4500000 euros. and how's this for an unlikely bromance a baby giraffe is found a new canine friend at an animal rescue center in south africa jazz the giraffe and hunter the guard dog there they are they both live at the rhino orphanage now jass was found abandoned when he was just shoot a golden despite the slight size difference interest protective instincts kicked in and he's been helping take care of the giraffe the 2 h

survivors of the 20 live in fukushima nuclear disaster he'll also meet japan's prime minister shinzo abbey and emperor nutter hito and he will be hoping that they and other global leaders key to his calls for a nuclear free world. well to discuss the pope's visit i'm joined by our religious affairs correspondent martin get good to see you martin now this is the 1st papal visit to japan in the ca years was it 6 new significance for japan's christians well at a time in which got the community of japanese contracting i mean over a 30 year period there was about a 10 percent contraction that is to say 500002 about $450.00 it is truly representative of what's going to ron going on with the conflict church pretty much where it's a world where you know the police are empty now and so i think that in that sense sort of the significant to think that the main point is that. the pope is talking from japan and you need to cut the legs and entire region and very likely you just chinese christians are paying close attention because i could use a way for the vatican to project power that's about to and i

survivors of the 20 live in fukushima nuclear disaster he'll also meet japan's prime minister shinzo abbey and emperor not a hito and he will be hoping that they and other global leaders heed his calls for a nuclear free world's. largest ports now in the bundesliga as early sunday games are in the books take a look now at all of the results mights demolished often. brand all over here to berlin for neil newly promoted in berlin upset 1st place glug bach by munich dominating dusseldorf also by a score of 4 nil rb leipzig defeating cologne leverkusen and freiburg ended in a one once i shall beat braman voce burg down in frankfurt to nothing and on friday dortmund drew with a pot of one. and golf john rom has won the d.p. world tour championship in dubai that's the climax of the european 2 or season the 25 year old spaniard hit this lovely little shot out of the bunker take a look at this the set up a short birdie putt. nicely done there that forded and attempts from tommy fleetwood to come from behind victory means that brawn finishes the season as the number one in europe netting him a tota

cnn's abbey philips went to the state to find out. >> reporter: it's sunday morning in south carolinahis is isaiah mccaul's church. isaiah is young, black, gay, from the south and he supports pete buttigieg. >> when barack obama did it, he was the first black president. so he inspired other african-americans to you know take that step. so like with pete buttigieg, he's inspiring other lbgt individuals to run for office so you can change laws that needs to be changed. >> reporter: his flock is small but committed. a little bit like the south bend mayor's support among black voters here, which right now doesn't even register in some polls. buttigieg is the front runner in iowa and a top contender in new hampshire. but he's hitting a wall with black voters, which presents a crucial challenge for him. no democrat has claimed the party's nomination without winning black voters in more than 30 years. >> a majority of black voters in south carolina say they don't have an opinion of me right now. >> reporter: if he's going to brake through here, it might start with voters like isaiah. >> he h

this building was an abbey and tell the 16th century later it was mostly used as an arsenal armory andschool in the 1950 s. st catherine's monastery was turned into a museum. the most remarkable of its countless exhibits this viking treasure was discovered after a storm washed up on the neighboring island of hidden see. this in viking treasure doing and she wasn't to. be hidden it's a treasure came to. because back in 873 a woman went to a goldsmith here and. wanted to know what one of the pieces was worth as it looked a bit like gold. and the goldsmith fetched who was the museum's 1st ever director. because he immediately knew it had been made by vikings more and more at peace. as mysteriously came to light so the museum director went to hidden say bargained with the fisherman and managed to acquire 16 of these amazing pieces of jewelry for this museum shaft safed untied it is a toy and smokes yeah investors do you know what everything is someone i can tell that's a necklace but with the rest you'll have to help me buy investment him enough to win it. and then only see recognized is t

. >> it wasn't tobacco specifically, but as abbey indicated, we have to do an assessment on the vaping case. >> what i'm worried about fake being is is it the same addiction or different addiction >> it is also an addictive disorder. there is a collective concern about the uptick of teenage utilization which is exactly what the sales of tobacco products target. then you get someone who is addicted for a long time. i think it is a very valuable thing for us to check into and report back on. >> i think with the report back weekend maybe assessed if there is something that needs to be enhanced within our own program and to our own employees that we can assess that when we hear what the health plans are doing. >> okay. >> i just read that another person died from it in california here. i think it was around this area or something. all right. okay, any other comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. item number six. >> item six is the president's report. this report is given by president breslin. >> i have nothing to report at this time. we can move on to the governance c

itv is the main commercial and editorial force behind the new service, with shows such as downton abbeythe same price as the basic offer from netflix and amazon prime. this launch comes a full decade after a similar proposal from british broadcasters was blocked by regulators. in retrospect, that was a naive and damaging decision, allowing american giants like disney, netflix and amazon to steal a march on the british competitors. the big unanswered question is not whether or not britbox offers value for money, but whether subscription fatigue is beginning to set in four consumers facing an avalanche of choice. in a recent interview, the boss of disney, who are launching their own streaming service in the uk next year, says this is an untested market. well, i don't think we know how large the global market is for these products yet. so i think one question is, are there more potential subscribers in the world or not? and if so, how many are there? so i don't know if you call it a risk, but it's an unknown. welcome to britbox! the vast majority of content on britbox will be repeats. a br

>> what is westminster abbey? >> no. emma? >> what is st. paul's?to tonight. we shall see. i'm david muir. have a great and safe ...6, 7, 8 ♪ ♪ ♪ big dreams start with small steps... ...but dedication can get you there. so just start small... start saving. easily set, track and control your goals right from the chase mobile® app. ♪ ♪ chase. make more of what's yours®. >>> it is confusing because she orchestrated all of this. all of this was all >>ctiom ns lee was acquitted of the charges of murder. >> after 12 days of deliberation she was found not guilty on charges of murder and conspireing with her boyfriend to kill the father of hr children the jury was hung on the charges. >> live with a closer look the verdict. >> she wept in court after being found not guilty of murdering her expartner keith green. she was embraced by her mother after the

chaired this one was at the abbey. were viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome we begin the day with a warning that the spirit of unity that the world witnessed in 1909 is now endangered by division in 2019 today the words of french president emmanuel mccrone published in the economist fell like a bomb on the heads of european and u.s. leaders is quoted as saying that europe can no longer rely on the united states to defend its nato allies he went on to say that quote what we are currently experiencing is the brain death of neda. mourning to europe it comes with an extraordinary sting because today is the eve of the 30th anniversary of the fall of the berlin wall and today the u.s. secretary of state might bump a who was here in germany for that anniversary he delivered a response. nations of democratic values work so closely together for a long time to achieve what happened in 1900 and then again in 1900. remarkable work that created freedom and brought millions of people out of very very difficult situation

after being appointed the president of the public i gaue balls for me and he says look how would the abbey through graphic how good he was on prime minister got the time 89. it with we're going to half a $1000000.00 a month to the commander in chief since $82.00 since the invasion of his head and the because now you are commander and he had the ax. the chief of the 2nd bureau johnny abdul he opened the suitcase there were half a $1000000.00 and he said these are for you catch every month i would bring it to you i said who is that i think he said he is ex lebanese with the i have been since 82 his helping the army and now you are commander i bring it to you so i said why don't you give it to the army and spend it like the money that comes to the army he said but you have to buy the officers so i stood up the president told them i thought that he is mad the commander give it to me and they were staking it then the when i became command president they came back again and not only damn some of the gulf countries except they are just to tell you about how it is done so you imagine most of our l

i was tired, finished very late at night at abbey road studios, and when i got off at my local stationise until the following morning that it was missing, which was a terrible shock. that is a heart attack moment, isn't it? it certainly is! how did you go about trying to find it? first, i had to make sure i had a violin to play on tour, i was on tour with bocelli, and my wife lent me a violin. the btp took control of the search. the british transport police. that's right. their amazing team ran the search. and then you found it, and the person who had taken it gave it back. tell us a bit about how that happened. i got a message on my newly created twitter account to say that somebody knew somebody who had the violin, and a few phone calls later, we managed to negotiate a location to return the violin. you must have been gobsmacked, thrilled, delighted. all those things. a lot of prayers answered. let's hear a bit of that beautiful violin, because you were playing a little bit earlier, and it makes the most amazing sound. thank you. plays amazing grace. that is sumptuous. is it fair to

essex police say ten men have been found inside the container of a lorry, on the m25 near waltham abbeyfor medical treatment. all the men have all been arrested on suspicion of immigration offences. the driver of the lorry has also been arrested. earlier today, 16 migrants were found in a sealed container on a ferry that docked in the irish port of rosslare. stena line says they were found during a routine inspection on a sailing from cherbourg in france to rosslare. officials said that the people who were found are all said to be in good health. they‘ re giants of the music industry, they've sold millions of albums, and performed to packed stadia around the world. but now the british band, coldplay, have said they won't be going on tour to promote their latest album because of concerns about the environment, as colin paterson reports. the amman citadel injordan, where tomorrow coldplay will perform two concerts — one at sunrise, one at sunset — but to no audience. instead, it will be streamed live for free to fans around the world watching online. coldplay‘s last tour visited five cont

>> what is westminster abbey? >> no. emma? >> what is st. paul's?to tonight. we shall see. i'm david muir. have a great and safe weekend. i'll see you monday. good night. >>> we're after his murder, a jury finds him not guilty. >>> a case that gained national attention, it's not over yet. >> it was brown gray in the sky. >>> remember last year, we are live with perspective headed into the weekend. >>> the long distance relationship causing problems for the santa rosa city council. >>> the hillsborough heiress left the courthouse a free woman more than three years after the death of the father of her children. >> unfortunately, the jury did not get to see who my son was. he was a great father. >> circumstantial evidence case, i'm never surprised at what a jury does. >> but this chase isn't over. good evening. i'm ama daetz. >>> i'm larry beil. tiffany lee was not the only one on trial. in weeks, this case will be back in the courthouse. lee was free on a $35 million bail. she left court immediately following the not guilty verdict. >> but the jury wa

i had a very busy week, i was tired, finished very late at night at abbey road studios, and when i gotmorning that it was missing, which was a terrible shock. i got a message on my newly created twitter account to say that somebody knew somebody who had the violin, and a few phone calls later, we managed to negotiate a location to return the violin. a lot of prayers answered. thank you for watching. hello, it's certainly been a mixed weekend. sunday brought in something quieter, still some blustery showers around. this was the picture in east yorkshire as the sun set on sunday. what about the week ahead? things stay unsettled, further spells of rain at times and it turns cold through the week. expect to see some frost and fog. for the here and now, we have some low pressure with us. it has been slow—moving for several days and not in a hurry to get out of the way. some heavy showers this evening across the south—west initially and they will be pushing their way northwards to england and wales. the odd rumble of thunder for some of those heavier showers. a few showers for northern irela

the driver was also arrested when the vehicle was stopped near waltham abbey last night.f a national day of action. according to the electoral commission around 25% of black and asian voters in great britain are not registered. this latest campaign, organised by the muslim council of britain and migrants 0rganise hopes more people from diverse communities will register before the closing date next week. it is your civil right, you should be able to vote and make sure your voices are heard. amongst our friends it is becoming a big thing, to make sure you have registered. friends it is becoming a big thing, to make sure you have registeredm is essential to get registered and go to the ballot box because that is where change happens it does not happen in the armchair and the mosques. mixed martial arts was once considered a niche sport in this country, but now takes place at sell—out venues, like wembley arena. and tomorrow night, south london's charlotte mcintyre will make her professional debut. she's one of a growing number of female fighters in the sport. have you encoun

we are talking people who are fans of may be dad‘s army, downton abbey, the classics, all that kind ofm with them, because there is too much, but them, because there is too much, but the way that it‘s going to be as people sign up to the services, apple tv plus, which launched with the morning show and people will be signing up to the free trial but i think in about six or seven months‘ time people will be looking at their phone bill and their bank balance and they will be wondering which of these streaming platforms are the one they are not giving time to and thatis one they are not giving time to and that is when there will be a fight on our hands, because at the end of the day most people will only spend maybe 30 or £a0 at the most in all of these and all of the existing providers such as netflix to fight back against the investment that they spent on their shows are upping their price slowly but surely so you will start to get to a point where people will not be happy to be committing for ever to pay more and more. i think that's right. it's not just about getting people to get ont

bomb in syria according to take his defense ministry the attack happened in solo village south of tel abbey and along serious northern border to send turkey backed rebels took control of to last month from kurdish forces after u.s. troops pulled out much more news as always our web site at al-jazeera dot com i have their news are for you in under 30 minutes time coming up next sits inside story to stay with us. foreign help on the front lines of libya's civil war the united nations accuses several nations a violation an arms embargo how outside powers redrawing the battle lines of this conflict and can they be stopped this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm mr. foreign powers are making the fighting in libya's 80 along civil war even west a draft u.n. report is accusing several nations of violating. amplifying what it calls a proxy conflict in the past year u.n. investigators have found that jordan turkey and the united arab emirates routinely and sometimes blatantly supplied weapons and soldiers from chad and sudan were deployed on the ground both sides and the wall rece

the atlantic and that is going to bring some very gusty winds to parts of france as well as into the abbey and peninsula we could be seeing a quite a bit of a surf as well as search along the coastal areas there for athens so your winds are going to be a problem as we go towards the next holiday is monday very windy conditions stormy for you as well tuesday we do have some rain in the forecast and by the time we get to wednesday things look a little bit better and here across the northern part of africa we are going to see some rain for tunis as well as for tripoli in your forecast. sponsored by qatar. was the last thing the president said to you about impeachment when you last spoke to him. that's not a lot of. damning allegations that were all years ago how worried are you that the conditions are still right for another i think they are right join me man of the house and as i put up from questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talking political debate here on al-jazeera. these are the top stories here at out 0 hong kong's chief executive kerry lamb has promised

that's right, i had a very busy week and finish late at night at abbey road studios.se until the following morning that it was missing, which was a terrible shock. that is a heart attack moment! how did you go about trying to find it? and there the first thing was, i had to make sure i had a violin to play on poor. i was on tour with bocelli. i located my wife's violin and then the btp took control of the search. the british transport police? yes, their amazing tea m transport police? yes, their amazing team ran the search. and you found it. the person who had taken it, they gave it back to you. how did that happen? i got a message on my newly created twitter account saying that somebody knew somebody who had the violin. if you phone calls later, and we managed to negotiate a location to return the violin. you must have been gobsmacked, thrilled, delighted? all those things. a lot of prayers answered. let's hear a bit of that beautiful violin. you are playing a bit to me earlier and it makes the most amazing sound, doesn't it? plays "amazing grace". that is sumptuous!

long syria's northern border with turkey turkish troops sent turkey backs rebels took control of tel abbey at last month from kurdish forces after u.s. troops pulled out elsewhere in syria 7 civilians have been killed in explosions hit rebel held areas in italy province. to have been carried out by the syrian military or their russian allies. in cambodia a prominent opposition figure kemp's o'connor has been released from house arrest a 2 years after he was charged with treason but he is still banned from politics and is also barred from leaving the country when he has our report. 2 years after opposition leader kim carr was arrested jailed and then placed under house arrest a cambodian court has released him his daughter who is also an influential member of the band opposition cambodian national risky party hopes this is just the 1st step. i hold that petard against him will be dropped and i hope that his political rise along with the political rise of my colleagues and myself will be reinstated and there would be a negotiation between the 2 parties to reinstate for example the space. mee

12 i stood in front of the mirror and swore to myself that i wouldn't stay that i would leave the abbey i was on does it make you. sure enough in august 1909 foucault head of land fled to west germany via hungary and austria like tens of thousands of others that summer no one family included had the slightest suspicion that the wall would fold just 3 months later ish from either of those i didn't know when i would ever see my daughter again this is she wouldn't have been allowed back and we weren't allowed to go to the west because it was just awful for us better. we never expected to be back for christmas the same year but she was enough to go by with talking. oh. god. if. you. asked. for a copy of the book i knew how awful. it will go higher it would go ahead to plant entire family live in a village outside ballin there's almost always a full house. and politics is a favorite topic at the dinner table the family is alarmed by the rise of the far right in eastern germany. i keep telling people go and vote otherwise nothing will ever change that and almost 25 percent of the people in th

i'm now joined by the ocean publication associate professor at the buckles of political science at abbey university of ballard great professor provisions good to talk to you thank you very much for your time thank you for having me on the show now you wrote a lot about the need for a new approach to enlargement and europeanization at least in the western balkans long before it became such a trendy and emotional topic do you think there is something wrong with the model per se or do you think it's the peculiarities of the western balkans that make it difficult to implement well i think definitely it's a peculiarity of western balkans these countries are somewhat different than central europe we are greece the european countries such sprawling hungry czech republic slovakia but i think when we speak about the model itself which was basically a conditionality model and we did this now to means you didn't do this i give you that right so that is taken care of so it's a basic choice approach or you will do this if i offer you something you don't believe there won't be and it was for you and t

abbey is a very interesting congresswoman. she is one of the youngest democrats serving in congress, and she was an organizer for joe biden in his past campaign. it's unclear if she will be endorsing anyone this time around, but certainly the candidates want to make their pitch to voter there is and probably to her. >> all right, thank you so much. >> all right, let's talk more about all of this and we'll bring in alexander rojas. and a democratic strategy, good to see both of you. will this be a make or break weekend? how much pressure is there on these candidates to send this strong message? >> i think we're getting to a where there is pressure on all of these candidate that's are not the top three or four front runners to really make a splash and to convince voters that they're the ones that voters can trust with their vote so they can go on and win and be the ones to go on to beat trump. that is the true north for progressives in this fight, and it is getting to a point where you have to look at what you have, your resourc

today you will not find his name or the names of the pilots inscribed on the walls of westminster abbey. you'll find the pilots there you will not find the bomber pilots and the reason is that churchill needed them to do these nasty things because the system itself is at stake. democracy was at stake but after the war, he dishonored arthur harris to restore the moral universe that had been upended so we are going to need something similar to move forward and that is going to require both parties to say thy have been excesses on both sides, shake hands and say thisl is for the american people, for the rule of law, for the free markets and democracy and we are going to make a break with the past behavior and do better in the future. human beings are human beings but democracy was restored in britain. we can do something similar in the same make a symbolic break by dishonoring the behavior that was necessary but shouldn't be acceptable. the sputnik sends? >> does that make sense? >> i had a question. are you comfortable with the termrm whistleblower as it appls to the person who discussed

when interviewed for that job, our west coast abbey said, will bring on the team, congratulations.how soon can we start. off of today and i'll give notice of a job. he said okay. look to the gambling two weeks from the day i was sitting there and his office, is there in the honda morning, two weeks ahead was november 9th 2015. phillips my first day was going to be the five-year anniversary of losing rob. in the moment, november 9th, i knew that rob had sent me a little something special, that was what helped bring me to get beside it was a huge part of that journey. taking on a new career with foundation, it really helped me see ahead and sue that future could look like that went out him here. i get a little internal thank you. and yeah, today is for your five year anniversary of joining the foundation. nine years since the blast rob. >> beautiful, thank you. [applause] >> ran from going to ask you to read your third expert, this is titled failure has brought a bruise. >> before travis died, i never bothered to say much about failure. it's not because i was wildly successful everyt