it's a very somber day here in broome of the you know there are many activities taking place a lot ofemotions playing out on the streets of the city as a march is taking place for actually just behind that march you can see behind me the people that are moving from one end of the city to another they're heading to a church to hold a ceremony to remember the lives lost again 270 people that were killed in that disaster exactly one year ago here in the city of new and this isn't the only ceremony this isn't the only event that's taking place over the last 8 few days there have been marches that have taken place in the city of bell with people moving in caravans that was planned to march but because of the heavy rains of the flooding here in here in the region people have taken automobiles to arrive in broome by the you know to pay their respects to the fallen now we're talking about those rains even now we're having a little bit more rain coming down right now this is adding to to the trepidation that people feel this is adding to the anxiety that people feel because not only are they r

. >> and i got the broom, and he's pulling the broom. and i'm hitting him.ith the broom hitting him. >> seth: she kicked a man's ass with shampoo and a broom i don't know if she's single, but i bet i know one guy who's interested [ laughter and applause so finally, after all that, the police arrived and put the burglar in a cop car i'm just kidding he was hurt so badly, they had to put him in an ambulance [ light laughter ] >> 'cause i had really did a number on that man i'm serious. i think he was happy when he went in the ambulance. [ light laughter ] >> seth: oh no, i'm sure i'm sure he was, until he told the paramedics what happened and they laughed so hard they had to give themselves oxygen [ laughter ] despite the fact that this burglar was caught red-handed, willie is not pressing charges and of course not. she's too busy pressing 225. [ light laughter ] plus, she wants that man roaming the streets so she can find him and kick his ass again [ light laughter ] this is the kind of story we need right now in superhero stories, women are usually insignifi

many citizens thought about the threat of floodwaters, including mayor of the city, sharon weston broomeo is also president of east baton rouge parish. >> if it never happens to you, you often think, "oh, i'll be ay, i don't need to do anything." >> you would go in one area one day and it would be no water. and then within, you know,ho s, it would up on rooftops. and you'd have river current going through it. ve never seen anything like that. >> i thought for sure, "oh, it's going to go down.go it'lown." >> reporter: then orders came to evacuate. >> leaving that saturday, i thought, "i'll be back sunday." i didn't get back into my house until a year and a half after that. that impact was very profound. what we now understand... we have to think abt ter in everything that we do, everything that weevelop, everything that we build. water has to be in the fabric of our planning. and so that's what we're doing. >> reporter: in a deep-red state where talk of climate changean still polarize, broome does addresses the issue head on. >>e have learned not to deb climate change with people. i have

is joining up with showers that we have just around the far north west australia just up towards broome a developing system here in mableton it to topple saddam certainly keeping an eye on this one and it shows up with that west of weather the welcome by that we are now seeing pushing its way into south australia a little bit of a wet weather just pushing his way into victoria's well little not a little further north as a look at the temperatures have really come down melbourne at around 18 celsius on sunday we're getting up to around 20 as we go on for a monday again that rain pushing in nothing a little further north was not as much as we need but east in there over the last. on counting the cost 2020 we've picked through what could be the whole geopolitical a geo economic topics of the year for the most important election in the free world and we are asking if the world can come together to talk with global warming inequality a globalized. counting the cost on al-jazeera we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the wound so no matter when you call we'll bring

were killed and 11 of those went missing when a dam collapsed sending toxic waste into the city of broome didio i was there as a model of rubble oh was that a moral apart from the sadness in the morning from the residents of brazil there's also a lot of fear a lot of trepidation given the ongoing rains in the heavy flooding that's taking place in the state of minas is it ice we unfortunately can confirm that at least 30 people have died within the context of these floods and you if you see behind me if you can see behind me this is the river that flows through downtown but you can see that it's already spilled it's spilled it's its banks here some houses are already flooded here and not only that there's there's a concern given that there are other dams this disaster that took place in 2019 reminds people that there are other dams that are categorized as at risk by the brazilian government so many people here fear that the question of of if there could be another disaster like the one that took place in 2019 many people here fear that it's only a matter of time before another disaster can

christian sieving took over the top job in may 28th seen a new broom to sweep torches operations clean after an abortive attempt to merge with cross town rival comets bunker early last year saving in july announced a message of restructuring program including some 18000 jobs to be cut by 2022 of them at the bank's headquarters in frankfurt on thursday christian saving told reporters that despite the losses the restructuring was yielding results. in china in the tough and we've made radical decisions and pulled out of businesses in which we weren't the leaders and we were direct and consequential in putting our decisions into practice no ifs and no buts naturally that has a price and you can see that in our annual loss. a total of $3000000000.00 euros weigh in on charges or write downs and costs relating to the restructuring and severance pay for those job cuts tax effects related to the restructuring shaved a further $2800000000.00 off the bottom line nonetheless off the back of savings announcement shares in the bank again slightly topping the dax index of blue chip shares in frankfur

rescued and managed to fly them out and now 3 to broome again. well that's it for now from africa you can catch all our stories on our website facebook page today. this week. see you soon. the conflicts confronting the france's president. likes to be seen as one of the driving forces for reform in the i guess is week here in brussels this is former europe minister not. one of his most cheerleaders in the european continent is the micro revolution of the phone soon. conflict so far in 60 minutes. what the baby will see it. over. to the real world. a deadly virus on the world scrambling to stop it more confirmed infections and more deaths as the corona virus is spreading the world health organization pondering if this is a global emergency and while the travel industry is bracing itself for impact also on the program at the world economic forum the head of the u. commission warns trade partners that there will be consequences should they try to exploit the block on its aim to reduce emissions and become carbon neutral and general.

local animal protection group took action rescued them and managed to fly them out and now we to broome again. well that's it for now from africa you can catch all our stories on our website facebook page today. with pictures of. cycling race on the way this week. here the best. i've. seen up to date. highlights. sleep. carefully. discover who. subscribe to the documentary. hello and welcome to news from the world of arts and culture and here's what's coming up in the next quarter of an. it's turning out to be a hard mix between the role family and harry and meghan will be discussing that. and staying in britain there's also a debate about the chimes of big ben and bricks. we begin in verona italy this beautiful city is where shakespeare is romeo and juliet fell in love but it has a dark side to it was one of muslim the strongholds in the 2nd world war and today neo fascists are thriving once again and door being wools with hate graffiti including swastikas so a plucky street artist that called chiba seeks the graffiti out paints over it with well pictures of food. the historic scenic c

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aiding authorities with the ongoing investigation. 11 bodies were never recovered in the city of broome of the new york continues to face other challenges such as an environmental disaster that hasn't fully finished playing out . moments about the low and zita of the new. man maher says it has put in place measures to protect range of muslims following thursday's order from the international court of justice to stop genocidal acts against the ethnic minority ranges welcomed a unanimous ruling from the un's highest court for around 3 quarters of a 1000000 ranger who fled to safety in bangladesh it is an encouraging development have your child reports now from cox is bizarre. the news from neverland is welcome in the world's largest refugee camp zafir ahmed and his friends gathered around community really hard and to stall to hear what is happening at the international court of justice. who would like to thank. you legal process and bangladesh for giving us shelter and now finally a new verdict recognizes our suffering and they are trying we feel at peace you know. chicken far to say she

dad paused put the broom down and announced happily i must have won the nobel prize. he didn't but he should have several times. i always remember him doing for us. one new york one - - one new year's eve i was out of the house they came home to borrow the car. i was headed to a high brow party with roving bartenders and fresh shrimp probably the kind my husband never attended in his life. even though i was 21 he made me promise to call him i got back to my apartment. he said i will wait up. i asked him what you doing when i called? he said just doing the budget drinking the last of the champagne so it doesn't go to waste. like so many lessons he gave us god eventually. at some point i realized being someone special is it new year's eve or parties or invitations but sitting up long after everyone else has gone to bed with one light on in the house to make sure all the columns add up for another year of shoes and tuition and a week at bethany beach. now that i am in my fifties people hear themselves say things or do things and they say oh my god i've become a father. i

. >> and the brooms are out, and let's sweep them. amy gutierrez is going to join us in the giants' dugout with more. >> and yes, things have changed. >> there you go. now it has been a lovely run here and i enjoy it. and i will be back tomorrow. >> she'll be back. >> and the party continues. >> and 20 more to come. >> all right. the rain is to come as well. >> we will be tracking that. >> and she is to join us tomorrow morning. thank you very much. >> thank you. tom steyer: no child should have to worry about finding good food in school. so, when my wife kat and i learned california public school children couldn't get fresh produce in the cafeteria, we took action. we partnered with local farmers, school kitchens, a non-profit. that program now serves over 300 million healthy meals every year. the difference between words and actions matters. that's a lesson washington dc could use, right now. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. >>> right now on "california live," brooklyn decker is in the house and serving up the secrets of t

the house is small just 2 brooms and an entrance hall grandparents built it but it's still in good shape she hopes to find work here google told her she needs someone to help manage the company. in the city use it between concrete walls and you come home from work and don't know what to do with yourself. but here you go out into the garden pick a bit of deal and make yourself a salad it's much nicer. next door in the factory they're almost done with the order from the moscow organic food chain. everyone's in a great mood like always. google says that at some point molly tourist will get along fine without her. and then she'll move on to another building and create something new there. where will i be in 10 years time somewhere out in nature or use a bird or maybe in an airplane because i'll have to fly back and forth between lots of villages i hope. you have noise. because russia has many villages like mali tourist that need someone like you so. we often hear of animals on the brink of extinction but rarely do we hear of a species recovering from that danger well the european wolf is one

they now became 1st 2 people searching for war to everywhere including sewerage system could you push broom we went to get water. on food with sledge just it was very cold there was a severe frost the river had frozen over but there was a hole and people were queuing to get water to drink and people still wonder how we didn't die drinking this water the citizens during the tillery shelling this side of the street is the most dangerous says this sign one of many similar across the city these warnings became a symbol of the dangers faced by residents of letting god during the siege and still today they stay as silent reminders of those terrible days coming up phrases like where are you really from could not land you in trouble and a leading u.k. university which is paying students to snitch on classmates deigned to commit racist micrographs shows that after the break. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you then. welcome back stop making everything a race issue comments like that could now

there's a funny picture of me sitting on the floor, with a children's broom and a comb, and i was scrapinging, and i think my parents must have seen that and said, "i think she wants to play the cello." anita lasker—wallfisch arrived in auschwitz in 1943, fearing she was destined for the gas chamber. prisoners sit and do the work of shaving your head and tattooing a number on your arm. so this girl asked me, "where do you come from? what did you do before the war?" and like an idiot, i said, "well, i used to play the cello." she said, "fantastic, you will be saved." 0urjob was, every morning, to sit at the gate and play marches for all the workers who worked out into the factory, and in the evening, we had to go again, sit outside the camp, play marches again for the people who came back in, and we survived. like we knew very well, as long as they want music, we will exist. the cello saved my life. how on earth did you endure that environment? you lived from one day to the other. "today, i'm alive. tomorrow, probably not. " so, that's what life was — very short. after the horrors of the wa

ukraine now we see the ugly side of the neocons i mean that haven't been canceled i hope by the new broom and interventionist we saw it and what i think was more stable was basically of the moral side of it all i mean tom given an interview to fox news they asked him why did you do it why did you kill general sorting mine and what are your facts you know and trump responds i believe it could. have i believe i did good for emphasis i believe if we could have been military bases it could have been a lot of other things but suddenly he was gone well this is the thinking in i'm sorry all of oscar pistorius you know the south african this lead who killed his daughter and shooting. from a bottle because he thought it could have been in court to see it could have been roberts but pistorius was on trial for that and mr crump instead of based on trial gets britney's from the wall street journal though you know we have the article there which says. are we seeing a regen survival of trumps 40 portis year that's the headline and you can imagine it would end if you could alex perry you know alex it se

but now, in additiontho te broom, that reps menial arendarschool.hen he graduated he made a tour of museums of europe. africans and african-americans. if he saw them at all, they were alwaysn some secondary position. >> soen h tkshidrs now universally recognized piece of prott "what's going on." >> aot chose to work abstractly.ge the issues of the day. but here tate wam se co tultidt >> reporter: which brings us to the final stop, incredible abstract art who didn't want toe reporting in san francisco, jobina fortson, abc 7 . wsne >> aibs to check out there. the de young several reook for website, abc7news.com. >>> it is 6:19 as you wake up sup rn argen is tracking chilly temperatures for some of us.li. that's right. a few>> clouds in the north bay perhaps stopping some of those temperatures dropping for the s. nsulate it's cold.. valleys. another cold system from the north. moisture starved moving in today, then again slightly st aronger one rrow. them we'll addmo a littleto mor moisture for the strongest system late wednesday into thursday. from th

that comes out what kind of trial is this going to be to talk about that i'm joined tonight by brett broom he is president of the consulting firm the global situation room he joins me from new york city it's good to have you on the day bret you know this report that we got today from the government office of accountability when you add that to these new accusations coming from an associate of giuliani the president's personal attorney about ukraine i mean all of this appears and sounds very damning for the president's case but will it matter at all if this stuff is not admitted it is evidence in this trial. well i think it got pretty darn difficult now for senate majority leader mitch mcconnell lindsey graham who you just heard from there and other republicans to stonewall i mean what you saw last night on american television was someone who was very close both to rudy giuliani the president's personal attorney as well as to the president himself and he pointed the finger at both of them and rather direct and then on top of that this morning it only got worse because this independent u.s.

there's a funny picture of me sitting on the floor, with a children's broom and a comb, and i was scrapinging, and i think my parents must have seen that and said, "i think she wants to play the cello." anita lasker wallfisch arrived in auschwitz in 1943, fearing she was destined for the gas chamber. prisoners sit and do the work of shaving your head and tattooing a number on your arm. so this girl asked me, "where do you come from? what did you do before the war?" and like an idiot, i said, "well, i used to play the cello." she said, "fantastic, you will be saved." ourjob was, every morning, to sit at the gate and play marches for all the workers who worked out into the factory, and in the evening, we had to go again, sit outside the camp, play marches again for the people who came back in, and we survived. like we knew very well, as long as they want music, we will exist. the cello saved my life. how on earth did you endure that environment? you lived from one day to the other. "today, i'm alive. tomorrow, probably not. " so that's what life was — very short. after the horrors of the war

developing tropical psycho's that really will produce some heavy amounts of rain particularly across into broome for the next 2 or 3 days maybe as much as 300 millimeters of rain it is fine sunny warm out to was western australia and puff and then you can see on monday these temperatures are considered below into melbourne that rain pushing through victoria and just make his way up the eastern side of new south wales i mean want across into asia fairly unsettled through much of the northeast that they're fairly fast moving the shadows the snow flows through much of japan where we have got some stones on the is this mass here heading towards beijing so snow flow as you claiming to cloud on monday and the rain beginning to push into seoul and feeling cheetah with a high of just 4 degrees celsius. oh there's not. a compelling film about getting an education under occupation. that is once the been of that i looked at it asked us if you don't feel sick you wouldn't come frankly we don't feel secure but we come. but what happened after the cameras left rewinds learning to die on al-jazeera. you. are a

another disaster can take place and that's something that's very much on the minds of residents of broome idea and something that people here in the seat of mean as it is' and the people of brazil very much want to avoid. white house lawyers defending donald trump of the senate impeachment trial say the us president has done nothing wrong in his dealings with ukraine is the 1st time is the goal to address the trial will have 2 more days to argue its case trump is accused of abuse of power and obstruction of congress heidi jocasta reports from washington d.c. the opening argument of president trump's attorney saturday focused on 2 main points that trump did nothing wrong when he asked ukraine to investigate former vice president joe biden a potential rival in the upcoming u.s. elections and that it's the democrats who wish to steal back the white house by hurting trump politically they're asking you to remove president trump from the ballot in an election that's occurring in approximately 9 months they're asking you to tear up. all of the ballots across this country on your own initiative

with the broom goodbyes nostalgia was cut short by briggs possibly to nigel for raj if you want to gonational were going to wave. in the future if you disobey the rules see that. put your flags away you're leaving and take them with you james while secret is job as a civil servant to campaign for president it was a moment to relish we believe in democracy and sovereignty so it's nothing to do with european peoples and european countries this is all about the european union and the institution these are some of the british m.p.'s who are now packing up and preparing to leave brussels of course for those who supported and wanted for example it is a moment of celebration but for those who wanted to remain part of the european union or some say devastates and british green party m.e.p. alexandra phillips spent the morning clearing her office i think the next 11 months we need to focus on ensuring that the u.k. is properly aligned as closely as possible to the e.u. and that we don't hang on a race to the bottom on all sorts of standards and protections including workers' rights and environ

aiding authorities with the ongoing investigation. 11 bodies were never recovered and the city of broome of the new continues to face other challenges such as an environmental disaster that hasn't fully finished playing out . muslims about the un's as eda. i'm richelle carey and these are the headlines right now on al-jazeera the death toll from an outbreak of corona virus has jumped to 42 china says the number of confirmed cases has also increased to almost 1300 a virus has now reached australia nepal france and malaysia scott heiler has more from beijing on the chinese government's response. the state of alert has been heightened you know one thing to to look at to just how seriously the government here is taking this the cabinet now is in control of the way that this nation deals with this coronavirus it was elevated to that level yesterday and one thing that they've also done is they've put someone who is an expert during the sars crisis here some 17 years ago he is leading the the teams that will operates across the country to deal with the corona virus an earthquake in eastern turk

another disaster can take place and that's something that's very much on the minds of residents of broome idea and something that people here in the state of maine as it is' and the people of brazil very much want to avoid. a u.s. senator is accusing the white house of refusing to release information about the murder of saudi journalist jim moussa shoji the director of national intelligence was supposed to hand over the report earlier this month but missed the deadline senator ron wyden says if it's not produced by the end of president trumps pietschmann trial he'll trigger a process allowing congress to release the document without going through the white house jay was killed in 2018 that the saudi consulates in istanbul. white house lawyers defending donald trump of the senate's impeachment trial say the u.s. president has done nothing wrong in his dealings with ukraine it's the 1st time his legal team is address the trial will have 2 more days to argue trump's case trump is accused of abuse of power and obstruction of congress high ditto castro reports from washington d.c. the opening

to go to bed now, and you said opposite day i have to stay out, and then she would hit you with the broomst kidding, sorry mom. sorry she's dead. you did not kill her, calm down. [laughter] >> a joke about, but a joke about a dead mom you laugh. >> if you cannot interrupt me all of you, let me finish. that would be great. so hillary clinton every time she tries to make somebody look bad or take them down it becomes opposite day without her even having to say opposite day and it's more popular. to happen with tulsi gabbard and now bernie i wish she would say something about me. i wish she would say kat timpf, her career is not going anywhere. >> she still might. i'm thinking about leaving this job and captaining a russian submarine. >> or go after james bond. >> i left my blackout somewhere. >> i think this is a bias panel that pretty much everyone is to the right. but she had a tremendous following on the left. and she stole somebody on the left. and to think that even in her areas she still sees that she was the best shot that they had in terms of a candidate and she's attacking -- she's

social media his tweets matter yeah i don't know i don't think we're going to get mad and i have this broom and implicates and until until we get a president who doesn't own a cell phone or doesn't is not on social media i don't think we're going to see that end anytime soon all right we've got to move on as we go to break card watchers don't forget to let us know when i think of the topics we've covered on our social media be sure to check out watch dogs the podcast which is now available on spotify apple music and everywhere you listen to your favorite not so paper podcast coming up the panel that's discuss the bible and start to the 2020 here in the united states and then finally we've joined the land of basketball and look into the legacy of be a commissioner david stern and stay tuned to watch in the fall. of american men and women choose to serve in the country's military and the decision. every thing came to a complete. the day that i was right to be instructed you know told to shut up or they'd kill me and i see how it destroyed my life any screamed at me and he made me come in and

it's a very somber day here in broome of the you know there are many activities taking place a lot of emotions playing out on the streets of the city as as a march is taking place for actually just behind that march you can see behind me the people that are moving from one end of the city to another they're heading to a church to hold a ceremony to remember the lives lost again 270 people that were killed in that disaster exactly one year ago here in the city of ramallah and this isn't the only ceremony this isn't the only event that's taking place over the last few days there have been marches that have taken place in the city of bellotti song with people moving in caravans that was planned march but because of the heavy rains of the flooding here in here in the region people have taken automobiles to arrive in groups of the to pay their respects to the fallen now we're talking about those rains even now we're having a little bit more rain coming down right now this is adding to to the trepidation that people feel this is adding to the anxiety that people feel because not only are th

there's a funny picture of me sitting on the floor, with a children's broom and a comb, and i was scrapingnd i think my parents must have seen that and said "i think she wants to play the cello." anita lasker wallfisch arrived in auschwitz “119113, fearing she was destined for the gas chamber. prisoners sit and do the work of shaving your head and tattooing a number on your arm, so this girl asked me, "where do you come from? what did you do before the war?" and like an idiot, i said, "well, i used to play the cello." she said, "fantastic, you will be saved." ourjob was, every morning, to sit at the gate and play marches for all the workers who worked out into the factory, and in the evening we had to go again, sit outside the camp, play marches again for the people who came back in, and we survived. like we knew very well, as long as they want music, we will exist. the cello saved my life. how on earth did you endure that environment? you lived from one day to the other. today, i'm alive. after the horrors of the war, her love of music dominated her life. she helped found the english cham

the government under preventive or is it as we go into a new decade a new way of doing things a new broom sweeps clean fresh way of looking at things doing now in 2024 what do you think really going on here that. from my perspective i see that in a sense it's business as usual i see that this has been very well planned i think that they wish to improve administrative efficiency and security and they're doing it in a very thoughtful session i think above all they wish to prevent institutional coagulation and sclerosis and that's what they've done i think are very effectively it's also going to improve the or rather disprove the ability of foreign insurances which are against russia i think the move to make medvedev a vice president of the security council is very very interesting i think it's very good that he's accepted i would not be getting understeer tell us a bit more about that given trying to get a bit more detail on what it's going to mean for him or and how important the job is where all the security council is one of the most powerful organizations for for russia and for its secu

social media his tweets manner yeah i don't know i don't think we're going to get mad and i have this broom and implicates and until until we get a president who doesn't own a cell phone or doesn't is not on social media i don't think we're going to see that end anytime soon are we going to move on as we're going to break our watches don't forget to let us know when i think of the topics we've covered on our social media be sure to check out watch knox the podcast which is now available on spotify apple music and everywhere you listen to your favorite amounts of paper podcasts coming up the panel next discuss the violent start to the 2020 here in the united states and then finally we journey into the land of basketball and look into the legacy of be a commissioner david stern and stay tuned to watch in the fall. as you point out the anecdotally cheney fired all the cia agents in the field because they were too sympathetic to the. locals and he felt that was a liability in the major media spheres of washington d.c. they don't want those reporters those stars to rub elbows in the great unwash