you here with us here are a few of the topics we're going to be looking out on today show i mean venter from tanzania uses innovation to make people's lives easier. young people in need a push back against the certification. and the greek capital athens turns to an ancient solution to face the challenge of climate change. first we had to tanzania to meet someone there who is known as the father of asian burnout q i was just 16 when he started tinkering with stuff and inventing things it's still what he loves doing the most and he also loves to share his knowledge with visitors his innovation hub where ideas get workshopped and a lot of these ideas are environmentally friendly take a look. where there's a will there's a way bernard has taken that proverb to heart largely self-taught he's an expert at devising mechanical and electrical devices this machine for example flattens inner tubes for a drip irrigation system you know katrina fund for the point of an invention is that it has an obvious and i realised that the environment has been neglected become even though it's so important to h

the ukrainian president where the impeachment inquiry the 2 witnesses speaking now after alexander venter army officer of the national security council and he's counterpart in the office of vice president mike pence both say they had concerns as mr trump spoke with ukraine's newly elected president about political investigations of joe biden and. the committee will hear from former n.s.a. official timothy morrison and former ukraine's special envoy occurred volcker in the afternoon. to get more on this from t.w. so washington bureau chief alexander of naaman welcome alexandra i guess what everyone wants to know is will we hear evidence today that president trump abused his power. well we can certainly expect to learn more details about the infamous cole president had with the president and the inskeep if you queen on july 25th because as you said witnesses testifying right now on capitol hill listen in on this phone call and i think that it is especially lieutenant colonel alexander with men that is considered a key witness here because he told the investigators already how deeply disturb

include current i.x. 1st team coach erik 10 hogg top rb like boss ralph rang nick all former you venterscoach max alegria. a difficult task lies ahead for by munich a solution must be found in the midst of great evil at the club. solutions the question is who's going to take over or in the short term hands the flick he's going to take over the next 2 games binds assistance assistance code that shows you want he left the club and he's going to take over the next 2 games at least they say so in p.r. course in the champions league this week followed by day classic the big game against brasil dortmund at the weekend now for any of our viewers thinking i know that name hans even if you do is that he was the assistant coach when germany won the world cup in 24 teams he certainly no stranger to coaching but he's never really managed a big elite club in european competition like this before so you can have to find someone you know some of the names room it at the moment. the aussie did a fantastic job of getting a young team to the champions league semifinals last year joe he's a marine. would b

advice and guidance which might pose a risk for them to initiate move ahead and their entrepreneurial venters to reduce barriers a mentor can help or take the right direction and advice and give her advice during the decisions like financial and risk taking diversification for you mentor ship did you have any do you offer it. you know as at the beginning i would say actually have one and if i can talk to my you know i am the self when i was just putting actually applied myself to you know look for maine to determine technical. and management kind of main to and i think yeah and i think that it's actually very neat. women are different you know it's really need and not only women entering it but all the yankees obvious what just setting up dallas pension and today's like what i'm doing is actually to make terrible young people. are talking about something and they need my advice or my guidance on what i am a good kind of fight them about and yes i think the men she pukki for we managed to . buy a few had something to fly with i want you i will be one from both gotta have. or and today i had an

aims are for the sovereign wealth fund in saudi arabia is to invest money in sector as that will venter and create jobs for saudi nationals specifically yet the economy still has to start wasn't seeing really payoff from this plan unemployment is quite high in saudi arabia at 12.7 percent so is it still too early to see the fruits of this vision 2030 or is the crown prince simply not on track with this. well to me to be fair to the crown prince the struggle to diversify an economy that's traditionally been linked heavily toil towards a broader mixed economy this is something that many countries around the world have tried and really struggled with this is something that is very hard to do and to some extent i would say he is correct to think long term about the transition that his country needs to go through but the fact is that the numbers are bearing out yet and the kind of change that needs to happen in saudi arabia i think is not only economic but probably also to a certain degree cultural in the sense of creating a higher work ethic and that's that takes time that's something that

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conversations that are not people with impervious to conversation and they vept so if you were the venter know that conversation is not going to be possible so great talking to you. have a nice day and you have to move on. because every conversation with everybody is not going to be possible. but a lot of people found this out with the death penalty they didn't know what was going on. they thought government reached out and knew what he were doing that we were only going to get guilty poem and now over 150 people. this kills a man in texas -- everybody i know close to the the case said that man was really innocent. named larry -- he was just killed i'm going toy a piece on it man was innocent but you know what happened to him his appeals ran out. the constitution of limiting appealses so court killers too because they limit what had people when they do get the truth really their forensic testing that shows their dna say too late. and they let legality get people killed. you have to bring that to the people. we have to teach the people can can't do be doing that so there's a lot of waking