dr enass abo—hamed, front h2g0 power. thank you.pment? well, andrew garrido's family simply couldn't afford a piano when he was growing up, so how on earth could he follow his dreams of becoming a pianist? let's find out. my name is andrew garrido, i'm an award—winning pianist and musician and, fewer than ten years ago, i learnt how to play the piano on pieces of paper. this is my paper piano, the third version that i drew. i started learning to play the piano on paper because my mum had just been made redundant, and lacking funds to afford i used the paper piano between grades one and grade five, after which, my mum saw my commitment, so she borrowed money from family and friends to pay for a keyboard that i could have at home. but i still had to continue to practise on real pianos. so, often, i would go around to local houses who had pianos, and i was allowed to practise for an hour or so a week on those. and i began a tour of practice rooms. i'm now in my third of four years on my current course at the guildhall school of music a

turner prize has been awarded to all 4 shortlisted august shani lawrence abu hamed on helen comic and. chevy ward after they asked the judges to consider them as a collective. thing as climate activists credit to him bush has arrived in the portuguese capital lisbon headed for the un climate summit in madrid she had been attending climate protests in the united states and made the entire atlantic crossing by boat had refused to fly back to europe because of carbon emissions involved. the final moments of a nearly 3 week journey across the atlantic ocean from the united states to lisbon portugal grettir turn bug look tired and happy to be back on dry land the 16 year old swede said she took the transatlantic voyage by boat to prove a point. i'm not travelling like this because i want everyone to do so i'm doing this to sort of sum the message that it is. even possible. thanks that it is impossible to live sustainable today and that means seeing these become much easier to undo it arrives in europe as the un's cup 25 climate summit is in full swing representatives and delegates from som

xabi alonso abu hamed on helen keller and. i will share the award after they asked the judges to consider them as a collective. for now in the united states the house of representatives is considering the evidence for possible grounds to impeach president donald trump for impeachment the experts are testifying in a 2nd round of public hearings this comes a day after the choir into the president's dealing. with ukraine released its findings house democrats are investing investigating whether president trump abused his. authority leader ukraine's president to open an investigation into one of mr trump's political rivals office or personal in dublin correspondent propofol that i guess is following the story for us from washington welcome pablo so what have we learned from this 2nd round of public hearings. hi phil well i've just stepped out and after hearing the statements from jerry nadler he's the chairman of the house jury and judiciary committee who's now overseeing this next phase in the ongoing impeachment inquiry of presid

hame on us, republicans, for blinding ourselves and allowing this to continue. i have to give it to the democrats. thank you for your bravery and trying to keep the presidency om becoming a tyrant type of type of institution. host: one more call here. huntertown, indiana, independent line. we've got benjamin. caller: thank you for taking my call. i have a few comments about the whole process and the nstitutional anticipatesance today. the democrats have a less than transparent process. it appears appear to me with the secrecy in the basement of the capitol and not giving the minority their rights to call their own witnesses, to have their own day where they interview witnesses. i think that is part of the unfairness of the process and i think chairman nadler and chairman schiff, the way they have conducted the whole process is very unfair to the president. and timely, they are just making to up as they go along demonstrate that unfairness and started out with quid pro quo and moved on to bribery and to s evolving and waiting announce articles of impeachment. the

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nation's gold wealth the rights group global witness says the paramilitary group and its leader mohammed hamed than the gallow may be a growing threat to sudan's fragile peace the gallows also known as heredity he said to be linked to 3 companies at the heart of r.s.s. funding one is only going a goal trading company in 2017 the rapid support forces seize control of the dar for gold mine globe witness says 2 other companies controlled by him a this family are used to funnel money to and from the paramilitary group the report also says the r.s.a. of water 1000 vehicles from dealers in the united arab emirates and the rights group says the group has an account under its own name in a subsidiary of an american bank the rapid support forces pose to be controlled by sudan's military but according to global witness its funding is almost totally independent global witness says major industries across the world must act on the evidence. our report and our findings show that the rapid support forces have have a series of budget accounts they have from what we believe to be the front companies from from

speaker, coming up to christmas, hame on this government for abandoning children in this way. mr. speaker, on the environment food safety standards this deal points to a complete realignment towards the far protections and standards that operate in the united states. if this government is set on pursuing a trade deal with the president es, with trump, with precious few bargaining chips to hand, the britain ality is that will have to lower its standards. reality of it.al the european -- brutal reality of it. european union has said it will need a laying playing field the tdz and froegss so choice we now face is between eeping the highest environmental and food standard in order to get a future trade union, or the european slashing food standards to match united states where there are so-called acceptable paprica -- if members think this is a piece of imagination, on my part, when i first told this i also thought that cannot be the case. absolutely t and it is. we're about to strike a new race with thettom in a deal united states, and i think everyone should be aware and that. of mr

for them and for their patients and joining us now is kaiser senior vice president michel gaskell hamese medical provider side of the story michelle, thank you so much for joining us. hi james. thank you you're welcome so we have day one now of what's expected to be a five-day strike affecting. kaiser properties all across the state from what we've heard from a lot of the striking employees on the picket lines this morning is that in essence, they feel. well underappreciated they don't feel like mental health is receiving the same priority as physical health and that translates into things like you know hire doctor patient ratios they don't feel like they're getting haider cops, israel or supported as much what this kaiser have to say to those concerns. >>you know i would say kaiser permanente is dedicated to building a world class mental health program and we've made many investments and we're continuing to do so to elevate our program we actually have brought in 400 new mental health into our programs across the state of california this year alone we've increased our staffing 30%. wel

into a history that informs the mass demonstrations we see today in another video he's lawrence abu hamed and questions sound and truth. in a project commissioned by amnesty international investigated the syrian regime's prison at certain air the prison known for its torture where silence was brutally enforced abbie hamdan interviewed former inmates and used their ear witness testimonies to understand what happened the powerful work that wouldn't feel out of place as evidence in a courtroom sculptor has produced some rather creepy effigy staring blankly at a black wall with a chink of light he says the work is about injustice industry and capitalism while thai shanny's dream like work draws on feminist tex she's created a mythical world with subtle references to mysticism and philosophy the prizes co-curator says all the artists are equally deserving of the award winning the turner prize even being nominated for the turner prize being part of it is i'm a massive and amazing platform for an artist we've had $93000.00 visitors to the gallery 7 percent of those i've never been to a gallery b