johannes wrestling also works for fertiliser supplier a graphic where he sits on the advisory board. look we're going said he did not have time for an interview with us due to scheduling commitments our question about whether he had conflicts of interest went unanswered a grabby sent us a written response saying the company did not see a conflict of interest for refereeing or holds in camp and that both politicians act according to their conscience. process the e.u. is threatening germany with fines of up 285-0000 euros a day for breaching e.u. fertiliser limits it once the country to revise its legislation so that its fertiliser use complies with e.u. directives protecting ground water quality. we asked germany's minister of agriculture yulia pluckier how she sees lobbyists in agriculture element alia mark all the secondary posts of a lot of parliamentarians on the agriculture committee especially from the conservative faction are mainly within industry but how do you ensure a balance where you tick. this is my hadn't heard the mainly within industry if someone has their own farm an

he says: on to golf, and johannes veerman of the usa leads after the first round of the south african—free round of 62 on the bushwillow course at randpark. he's 9—under par, one shot clear of the field overnight. defending champion and home favourite louis 0osthuizen is three shots off the lead at 6—under par, narrowly missing another birdie with this putt at the last. two—time champion carlos sainz has won the fifth stage of the dakar rally in saudi arabia. it's his 34th stage victory and extends his overall lead. he finished nearly three minutes ahead of his main rival. the defending champion, nasa al—attiyah of qatar, with 13—time winner stephane peterhansel in third. toby price won the motorbike stage, but britain's sam sunderland was forced to withdraw after what organisers called a severe fall. the 2017 winner was airlifted after suffering back and shoulder injuries. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. but from me, katie shanahan, and the rest of the sport today team, goodbye. hello there. it looks dry, with sunshine across much of the

the fax wasn't the only invention to get a 2nd chance in 861 johann philip ice demonstrated the 1st electrical telephone transmission the 1st sentence he spoke into the device the horse doesn't eat cucumber salad. crisis principle of converting the vibrations produced by sound waves into electrical signals was used by scotsman alexander graham bell in his version of the telephone. bell turned in the description of his invention to the patent office just hours before arrival his u.s. based firm bell telephone later 18 t. is still one of the biggest telecommunication companies in the world. and the computer that susan invented in 1941 not even i.b.m. chairman thomas j. watson believes such machines had a future he allegedly stated i think there's a world market for maybe 5 computers back then computers were as big as a house and less powerful than chip days pocket calculators watson never envisioned today's computer driven worlds or predicted that many of them would be made by his own company in the 1980 s. i.b.m. was the world's biggest computer manufacturer. unfolding in inventions potential c

well, our next guest — johannes schildt — is hoping to change all that.app that allows you to consult a qualified health professional anytime using a smartphone or tablet. this is fascinating. the pick—up seems to be growing really quite remarkably. it is. in sweden we have 10% of the population signed up with the services. we do around 5% of total primary health care volumes in sweden. to the medical staff answering these calls, whether it's on the screen or whatever, are based solely working for you or are they meeting people in the flesh as well? you see they combine it with doing something else, which is a great benefit of the service because it adds a lot of flexibility to clinicians. they can be part—time, retired, we have all the doctors who are part—time tired who can work for are part—time tired who can work for a safe few hours a day. they can even work from abroad. usually they combine it with doing something else. how would it work in the uk? some services, if you want to use a video call appointment with a doctor, they say to you, you have to

he was succeeded on the agriculture committee by johannes rootling like hawks in comp for having also works for a graphs and was involved in negotiating the fertilizer amendment this multi functionary is reportedly one of the top earners in the bunch of stock. who is johana swerving the impi obtained most of his industry posts only after he became his party spokesman on the agriculture committee. during currently holds around 15 positions in various corporations lobby groups and the banking sector. to name just a few working is on the board of trustees of quality on city height a company responsible for checking quality and safety standards in the food sector . he's also president of a regional branch of the farmers association. as well as on the supervisory board of d.c. hoot a leading provider of real estate financial services in germany and he's on the supervisory board of the l.v. insurance group's pension fund division. hunnish berthing also works for fertiliser supplier a gravitas where he sits on the advisory board. going said he did not have time for an interview with us due t

so here is my conversation with sabrina johannes who is the executive director of a group called deployed they initially started out as just a group taking holiday pictures for families, and now she's finding herself having to coordinate some social activity to help these families in this moment. here's what she said. >> they're obviously reaching out saying, i'm really scared, i don't know what to expect that's coming up. you get some training along the way, but you never know what to expect when it's a quick turnaround and they're not going to hear from their spouse for a few days while they're in transition, and so a lot is just, we're scared and we need someone there to talk to. >> reporter: so you hear her talk a lot about that fear of the unknown for some of those families who have not been through this before, so they are relying heavily on families who have experienced deployments before. another interesting observation of hers is that this time around, they're getting contacted by a lot of parents of soldiers, asking for information, looking for answers to their questions, becaus

when it comes to johannes vehicles, though, we are not there yet.hen is qualcomm betting we will actually get autonomous vehicles? 2020, 2022, 2030 event? cristiano: that is where the difference is. while we have a platform we can do full autonomy, we are focused on level two and three, which allow you to get scale and make this a commercial good proposition for us and our makers. in the platform we unveiled, we -- unveiled today, we expect to see cars on the road by 2023 with what we call level two+ or level three, which will have the full autonomous capabilities with the driver behind the wheel , much like a feature. that is where we think the scale will be and we think will become a commercial reality. taylor: that was qualcomm president cristiano amon. coming up, the food delivery business is getting crowded, and grubhub may be looking to consolidate. later, tesla ceo elon musk has reason to celebrate as tesla's production and delivery efforts in china get moving. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: it's no news that microsoft competes with amazon in t

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mortaring that marie johann of it sure was the u.s. ambassador to ukraine at the time ordering her firing now how does that all apply well they say that because trump got rid of you're gonna bitch eventually a year after that recording was made at that is part of his abuse of power scheme that he got rid of her not for legitimate reasons but perhaps part of this clip pro quo which the democrats are alleging when he was hoping to get these political favors in return from the ukrainian government. as you're speaking as well we're just watching to the side of you the images that are coming live we will go there the moment that this hearing begins to get under why we're listening to the prayers of the moment ahead of that hearing that massage q. there are moderate democrats moderate republicans rather than the democrats were hoping that they might be able to sway them to at the very least vote for allowing more witnesses or more evidence to be brought is it any indication that they might have been swayed by the democrats' position or are w