we're at we're getting close to the break and let me go to adel here adel i mean i think your point your first point is really is perfect is spot on is that the u.s. and its regional allies including syria they want to freeze the status quo when it comes to in the meantime i would point out the u.s. is attempting to establish some kind of semi-autonomous semi independent state in south in the north east which is really quite interesting here is and in the tone and tenor is that now it's all about iran it's not about it would be more and they don't want and they don't want any kind of semblance of a victory for assad because that would be a victory for russia go ahead in london. yes i mean it's a it's a cold war. or a mini cold war be afghanistan replayed all over again and the lesson of. which you yourself. have stepped in to say you have so. think of the unintended consequences and three most important when russia intervened so years ago it had a strategy and the plan there was talk about actually dividing syria and to different gun tones bought the strategy of russia to keep the geogra

talking syria i'm joined by my guest adel darwish in london. he's a political commentator and author of the book the edge of war in leeds we have seen shah he is the senior lecturer in middle east politics at the university of bradford and in beirut we have niamh solemn he is a professor of international affairs at notre dame university all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate let me go to the best dressed man on television adel darwish in london i love your voice. i don't explain something to be allowed to july of last year we had the american delegated to oversee dealing with the situation in syria direct and boy said the greatest concentration of all of terrorists in the world isn't it good and he identified them is al qaeda and associated groups now we have remarkable turn around in the last days and weeks is that no that the syrian government is warned not to liberate its own territory and not to apparently seemingly not to lay a finger on anyone and it live how do yo

can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate let me go to the best dressed man on television adel darwish in london i love your bow ties. i don't explain something to be allowed in july of last year we had the american delegated to oversee dealing with the situation in syria direct and boy said the greatest concentration of terrorists in the world isn't it good and he again if i had them is al qaeda and associated groups now we have remarkable turn around in the last days and weeks is that no that the syrian government is warned not to liberate its own territory and not to apparently seemingly not to lay a finger on any wanted list how do you account for this major reversal i think it's a four letter word and it's called iran but go ahead. well of course iran is a measure player and factor here. are you never really a subscriber to conspiracy theories but actually it looks to me like. become like a fix become like america and probably we in britain dragged. things stand behind the america is actually managing the problem giving the problem and managing it like you have something y

prominent guest enjoyed the privacy not long ago adele stayed here. hello. it's me. does. she run of the entire hotel for a whole week and every night yes she slept in a different room and the theme of the show off and. shop bought the hotel in two thousand and eight and remodeled it according to his own taste. in motel minutes and you know we use only the best materials in the sotto that's it from the place is from flavor paper that's a top wallpaper store in brooklyn shift in brooklyn and we went there ourselves. one of its designers is lenny kravitz the singer songwriter rabbits living kravitz there's a single songwriter. all the items of furniture in the hotel sign are objects not surprising as but to shop and worked in the furniture industry for years and knows many prestigious design this person and he got the idea of opening its own hotel as he grew tired of going on business trips. can feel him through spent a lot of time sitting around in airports and slept at a better oh tells and that's what i'm interested to know tells but i never studied hotel or anything like

can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate let me go to the best dressed man on television adeldarwish in london i love your bow ties. i don't explain something to be allowed to july of last year we had the american delegated to oversee dealing with the situation in syria direct and boy said the greatest concentration of terrorists in the world isn't it good and he again if i them is al qaeda and associated groups now we have remarkable turn around in the last days and weeks is that no that the syrian government is warned not to liberate its own territory and not to apparently seemingly not to lay a finger on any wanted live how do you account for this major reversal i think it's a four letter word and it's called iran but go ahead. well of course iran is a measure player and factor here. are you never really a subscriber to conspiracy theories but actually it looks to me like. become like a fix become like america and probably we in britain dragged. things stand behind them there is actually managing the problem giving the problem and managing it like you have something you can

the diseases carried by sick adele's would sucking insects which spread the infection to healthy trees. one of the bacteria spreads forming a sort of barrier it prevents water from passing through the leaves the leaves dry up and the branches die due to lack of water together with his team at the university of bari dust experimented on olive groves to find a plant resistant to the bacteria after five years of research success they found two potential candidates to heal the infected trees farmers combine the sick plants trunks with the newly discovered branches this way they hope they'll be able to revive italy's shaken olive oil industry. it was the car that the find it generation and one of germany's most iconic brands but now the v.w. beetles time is coming to an end fox i'm going to have announced the roll hall production of the beetle in twenty nineteen bringing an end to the cars seventy year history of this not all bad news for beatle fans v.w. will release two more additions of the car before the beatles ride off into the sunset. and that wraps up our show thanks for watching se

the diseases carried by sick adele's would sucking insects which spread the infection to healthy trees. the bacteria spreads forming a sort of barrier it prevents water from passing through the leaves believes dry up in the branches died due to lack of water together with his team at the university of dusty experimented on olive groves to find a plant resistant to the bacteria after five years of research success they found two potential candidates to heal the infected trees farmers combine the sick plants trunks with the newly discovered branches this way they hope they'll be able to revive italy's shaken olive oil industry. just briefly from olives to apples apple has unveiled its latest smartphone lineup with the customary fanfare. the i phone ten s. and its biggest sibling the ten as macs a fast as i phones liquid proof and have the most secure facial cation technology in this market accounting on and off. i think business with a. touch . of. the sky. wrong time enough to go around. only calm cool climates and dan tangherlini speaks. but you don't have to scale the mass out. take y

the diseases carried by sick adele's would sucking insects which spread the infection to healthy trees. one of the bacteria spreads forming a sort of barrier it prevents water from passing through the leaves believes dry up in the branches died due to lack of water together with his team at the university of barrie experimented on olive groves to find a plant resistant to the bacteria after five years of research success they found two potential candidates to heal the infected trees farmers combine the sick plants trunks with the newly discovered branches this way they hope they'll be able to revive italy's shaken olive oil industry. if. such an odd. cut cut cut. cut cut cut cut. cut cut cut cut. cut cut cut cut cut cut. cut the a. more intrigue international talk show for journalists to discuss the topic of the week which a model for it is live from the syrian conflict cooking moving into what's. going on but what costumes human life and what happens after the sod victory those are the questions we'll be asking the cognition. quandary going. on d.w. are. told. the law. in nineteen six

action with the goal was draw against world champions france in the new nations league target after adel were first to have germany into the game stronger with their best chance falling to my ts get into but his header was well saved by france goalkeeper a real. sports correspondent oliver moody was watching the game for us in munich he joins me live now from outside the arena only their yard so this was supposed to be i guess the start of a new era for germany see what did it feel like to you. well the new era felt quite a lot like the old era to be honest with you we saw the same players that we've seen for germany over the last couple of years no one made their debut today despite several players caps being in the squad and that basically led to you are seeing kind of the same kind of outcomes that we've had from all the same good results from the germany team we've had over the last twelve months or side namely no wind and no goals but if that sounds negative there were some positives as well. they journey looked a lot more solid defensively in this game they shut out the world champ

when adele will meet argentinian one martin del potro in the semifinals on the women's side left vs anastasio save us still the knock to defending champion sloane stephens out of the tournament save us now actually retired in two thousand and thirteen because of injuries but she came back and will now compete in her first ever u.s. open semifinal tiger woods comeback is getting a boost the forty two year old golfer has been added to the u.s. the ryder cup squad will play a team of europeans later this month what has been played in recent years by injuries but worked his way up to a second place finish in the p.g.a. championship last month it's incredible and it really is to look back a at the start of the year and now to accomplish a goal like that to be a part of this team. and now to be a player is just. beyond special. you're watching d.w. news still to come a wake up call for germany's banks a new player has just bumped some big name lenders off the bullshit backs. first we'll have that story and a roundup of all of your business headlines coming right up. lehman brothers ten years on a s

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lou with adele and. be nice to them during the experiment they blew up a retired airliner with a missile and came to the conclusion that the malaysian plane was brought down by the older to. type of missiles not used by russia anymore but still in the possession of ukraine the company claims that the missile was launched from the territory controlled by the ukrainian military. one would expect that these controversial results would again stir up public interest in the investigation but the tragedy of malaysian flight m h seventeen at already played its role in the big geo political game therefore it was soon forgotten the goal was achieved after the third wave of sanctions hit russia the tensions between the two countries. was. there this accusation. i said to the shit. my. god so they're going to build your. idea and they have a bad guy deficient laugh about how they ended. up. being conducted i. don't want the man i was up. to. get one. fifth. of the guys that i got out of a full stomach to have been d

." >> when i say that the name adele, what comes to mind? >> uh-huh. minaj, hm. i'm going to pass on that one. >> reporter: as we said, franklin embraced the term diva. here she is with diane sawyer in the year 2000. >> you like doing the diva thing? doing what a friend of mine called a diva step every now and then, yeah. and a diva move, sure. i love doing the diva thing. spur of the moment, you just do. and you just diva do. >> that's what divas do, they just do. >> that's right, they just do. >> reporter: franklin even playfully lampooned herself. >> there's a snickers commercial that she's wonderful in. >> can we turn the ac up? i'm dying back here. >> it's on, can't you feel it? >> can you feel that? >> the conceit of the commercial is that people are bitchy, or divas, unless they have a snickers bar. >> oh, just eat a snikers, please. >> why? >> every time you get hungry you turn into a diva, just eat it. >> eww, turn into a diva! >> it was her tipping her hat to the fact, yes, i know i'm a little bit of a diva but that's how i am, love me or lea

>> adele, pink and not madonna. >> the feud goes back decades. something about her i don't like. she's mean. i remember having her over to my house a couple of times because sean and i were friends and she was just so rude to everybody. >> and she told "e.t." this eight years later. >> madonna. madonna. madonna wears a lot of makeup. not like me, she's not a natural beauty like me. ♪'s something in the air that night ♪ >> so what stars do get cher's approval? well, she definitely loves abba after filming "mamma mia: here we go again" she recorded an album of covers, calling it "dancing queen." >> i never did an album where i knew all the songs were hits. i mean, it was such a weird thing going. oh, god, i remember when that was a hit and that was a hit. >> what's next? well, cher returns to her vegas residency october 31st, but we wanted to know about a return to tv. >> you were one of the best guest stars on "will and grace." >> i do a better cher than you. >> you think so? >> actually it's you think so. >> any chance we'll see you back on it? >

on that note, adel al jubeir, thank you very much for joining me. >> always a pleasure. >>> so going back now to the issue we discussed, the u.s.-backed war in yemen and saudi arabia's widely criticized role in the ongoing human suffering there, our next guest gives us a look at the cost of yemen's bloody conflict. david miliband was the british foreign secretary. but for the past five years he's been head of the international rescue committee. and he told our hari sreenivasan what he learned from his own trip to yemen and how the world is failing its refugees. >> david miliband, thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> you were just in yemen. impressions? >> it's the worst humanitarian crisis according to statistics and it's heartbreaking when you see it with your own eyes. this is a country which was always poor. it has real stress from climate change. 3 1/2 years of war, 18,000 bombing raids have left a country where 80% of the population depend on humanitarian aid, where half the population have no access to clean drinking water, where 3 million kids are out of school,

he's an author i'm right we were speaking to him earlier before the speech we went through didn't we adèlesome of the things he was going to talk about and we weren't disappointed if that's the right word he certainly fulfilled all expectations on the agenda what were the key points feeing. well actually we were absolutely correct when he predicted that the major issues which. is going to tackle i believe this beach i can see if the two sides the first was directed to united states people he is telling them you know time to use the you know united nation. platform an order to boost his election ambition we know that you know he talked about his achievement this kind of talking about is that she is that it that to the american people that other side which i believe is extremely dangerous he was actually banking that drums of war he actually declared war against iran he declared the war against creed war against the whole world he declared the war against socialism he actually declared the war against opic and the only producing that that is so this is this is how i see it when it comes to s

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adele and the many teams battle for a semifinal place at the u.s. open was a real classic a five set said that went beyond the two am a new york it came off a sloane stephens answering a williams head contrast thing fortunes in the women's quarter finals pool rakes reports i smiles for the cameras but there would be nothing friendly about this rematch of the french open final the winner on the to kazan rafael nadal and me gently rocked on to the back foot by his austrian opponent dominic tame he took the first set of the quarter final six love i team couldn't keep the momentum. at all really stays down for long the defending u.s. open champion is on the trail of grand slam title number eighteen the spaniard taking the second i'm going to close for thirty seven. but team is hungry for his very first grand slams fighting back to win the fourth in a tie break and then set up another tie break here for the match before a huge point from the ball puts him on the brink of victory. action of a gargantuan effort sealed to put the doll two wins away from my

political commentator adel darwish believe the u.s. rile over iran poses a danger beyond just the countries directly involved he probably get used now to people rejecting what he says or making fun of it as we have seen in his first speech. little certainly when the european union foreign affairs the present of. said that. the dubious special payments special give it for iran this is worrying no it's just for president run for everybody including myself because this is shows a split in. european relations. very good for world history and that's not very good for world peace. however it would be the . company yes. the three the people reading we're on the eve be decided to choose. to read with america rather than with iran then we will have a problem with this company story the within the european union. independent investigative group telling cat has issued a report claiming it identified new details on one of the suspects in the salisbury poisoning case giving not only the man's alleged real name but also some other surprising details

the diseases carried by sick adele's would sucking insects which spread the infection to healthy trees. one of the bacteria spreads forming a sort of barrier it prevents water from passing through the leaves the leaves dry up in the branches died due to lack of water together with his team at the university of bari dust experimented on olive groves to find a plant resistant to the bacteria after five years of research success they found two potential candidates to heal the infected trees farmers combine the sick plants trunks with the newly discovered branches this way they hope they'll be able to revive italy's shaken olive oil industry and now a reminder of the top stories we're following for you. german chancellor angela merkel's junior coalition partners the social democrats are demanding she fire the head of the domestic intelligence service. they accuse him of playing into the hands of right wing groups and of passing sensitive information to the far right a.f.d. party. the catholic church here in germany says it is distress and ashamed by the findings of a new report into the se

adele says i just turned 73, still working on x—ray.i can't afford to retire. that's the problem. by putting away money mall... now, how much we think we need to save to get an income we wa nt need to save to get an income we want from we are older. also putting money away is easier said than done. but at the price of houses. it's pretty difficult. thank you, richard. he is a pro, he knows when he hears the music! that's it from business live today. we'll see you again tomorrow. brighter skies for many but a shift of something more autumnal feeling as we move towards the end of the week. two weather fronts as we move towards the end of the week. two weatherfronts influencing our weather, wanted the south and east bringing more cloud the south england and east anglia, one or two showers. the north—west, increasing amounts of cloud and outbreaks of rainfor amounts of cloud and outbreaks of rain for northern ireland and north—west scotland. elsewhere, into north—west scotland. elsewhere, into north—west england and wales and central parts

you're adele -- a democrat. why are you supporting brett kavanaugh?e have so totally distorted the process now that it is important for someone like myself to speak up. the president of the united states has the right and privilege to nominate who he wants to the supreme court and if they are within the main stream and if they are qualified, that should be the end of the discussion. but unfortunately, and shame on both houses, i think what was done to garland was outrageous. he was one of the best judges in the country, and i think that brett kavanaugh like-wise is one of the best judges. >> it sounds like you're saying when it comes to both parties, two wrongs don't make a right. what republicans did with garland is wrong but democrats should not try to get back on them or make it up with this kavanaugh nomination, right? >> this is just getting even. they are both excellent judges and kavanaugh is more conservative than garland. no question. >> but there is no merit to this thing we got so many documents, it was a dump. >> i think that's -- >> do yo

adel view palace and a visit aimed at improving relations president was due to attend a working lunch with chancellor on a mac. all shortly we're getting these live images right now on the left we have the meeting earlier today between air to one and on the right there the story where mr due to arrive shortly government is being criticized for rolling out the red carpet you see there for mr de long he was received with full military honors as a decision being met with opposition and criticism by a number of politicians who are are against policies. let's go live now to our chief political editor michelle acuff turner she is outside the chancellor for us right now where president will be welcome shortly by chance or on america michelle or the turkish president is about to be greeted by on the americans the two are set to hold talks over lunch and your thoughts are their agenda. and the well they certainly have a lot to talk about and we're seeing some intense police commotion here i think present at around is just about to arrive the motorcade appears to be arriving within seconds real

next speaker, and i call nancy roberts, denise nasser and adell nasser. >> i'm in support of corepower yoga. i'm a property owner on divisadero. i don't see any harm in it and i urge you to support the project. thank you. >> president hillis: thank you. next speaker, please. >> tom hamilton, game scape. i'm in opposition of corepower yoga. allowing a company of this size to enter the area is against the interests of san francisco residents and there are better options. protecting small business and the business owners in this community is what we should be focused on. thank you. >> president hillis: thank you. >> hi. i'm nancy roberts. i used to live in the neighborhood. i continue to work in san francisco. i've seen the neighborhood change a lot over the last 20 years since going to school at san francisco state to now commuting into san francisco, working here in the city. and i've seen the neighborhood shift from what it was in the early '90s to what it is now, today. i feel that the nasser story speaks volumes in that he was pushed out by a larger business that took over the neighb

eric clapton, roger.free and adele. the new duchess of suffolk's has been given an honor that is a first for a royal. meghan markle has been named people magazine's best dressed women of 2018. people cited her versatility of mixing up retail passion with designer couture since she is technically retired from asking, people magazine such is the first person outside of hollywood and certainly the first royal to grab the top spot. she married prince harry who is sixth in line to the british throne. >>> these days, anyone with a cell phone could be a food critic and reporter jonathan hunt has the details. impressing social media with having dennis. >>reporter: opening a restaurant is daunting enough on its own but at social media into the mix and it is a whole new ballgame. >> it has been a big wake-up call because you have to have feedback that is fundamental. truck in an industry with the food critic used to aim supreme, restaurant owners are finding everyone with an internet connection now has the power. >> many people w

he did adele. >> he did. >> jimmy: and he won a grammy. with him. how es a producer, even though he's well respected, how do you give notes to -- to you. >> to me. >> jimmy: yeah. [ light laughter ] i mean, i kn you're you, but it's hard, but i mean, if i was your producer and i said, "hey, paul, i don't know if you need that." you know, nope. >> he just said everything was great. >> jimmy: yeah, no. [ laughter ] that's the other way to do it. [ applause ] yeah, that's the other way to do it. just say, "yeah, it's great." so this is -- you have a new tour. it's gonna open. it's gonna start. the "freshen up" tour opens september 17th in canada. [ cheers and applause ] it's the new -- it's the world tour. and you changed the game for tours. if you have never seen paul mccartney in concert, please. i can't even tell you to go see this enough. >> i've never seen him. >> jimmy: oh, my god. [ lighlaughter ] >> how is he? >> jimmy: you were sitting next to me that one night on my birthday. yeah. >> i mean, that is the joke we used to say. we are

doris adele reports on its growing popularity here in america. >>> you will see a wide variety -- working the feel of the english countryside right here in utah. >> it has a unique appeal to an american audience. we love dogs in this country. >>reporter: dozens of sheepdogs took to the hills of midway for the soldier hollow classic. the sport was created in the united kingdom, but it has grown in popularity around the world. >> people come to this event with all kinds of dogs in their own homes. but they fall in love with these little collies on the hillside, working their hearts that. >>reporter: the competition celebrated its 16th year in the heber valley this weekend. around 30,000 people attend this three-day event. >> if you say soldier hollow, usually the first thing they say, is oh yes, if it is because they say it is? they know about it. it has a worldwide reputation as one of this world's premier events. >> scotland has been coming since almost the beginning. >> it has been 13 years or better. i've won first place, second, third, fourth. >>> working with the she dog is teamwork a

he did adele. >> he did. >> jimmy: and he won a grammy.a producer, even though he's well respected, how do you give notes to -- to you. >> to me >> jimmy: yeah. [ light laughter ] i mean, it's hard, but i mean, if i was your producer and i said, "hey, paul, i don't know if you need that." you know, nope. >> he just said everything was great. >> jimla: yeah, no. hter ] that's the other way to do it. [ applause ], yeat's the other way to do it. just say, "yeah, it's great." so this is -- you have a new tour. it's gonna open. it's gonna start. the "freshen up" tour opens i september 17canada. [ cheers and applause ] it's the new -- it's the world tour. and you changed the game for tours. if you have never seen paul mccartney in concert, please. i can't even tell you to go see this enough. >> i've never seen him. >> jimmy: oh, my god. [ light laughter ] >> how is he? >> jimmy: you were sitting nnet to me thatight on my birthday. yeah. >> i mean, that is the joke we used to say. we are the only people who never saw the beatles. [ laughter ]ow,

to his left is ken griffin, the founder and ceo of said adel, a firm that uniquely is, at the same time, one of the most biggest biggest firms in one of the leading market makers. we cannot look forward into the future without considering the past. two weeks ago, we marked something to celebrate, the 10th year anniversary of the financial crisis and the only thing worth celebrating is we have made it this far without another crisis. panelists, as you consider the performance of the economy over the past decade, how markets have evolved and the changes you have witnessed in your industry, i want to talk about what lessons we have learned. the lessons we have learned from the past guide our behavior in the future. very, why don't you start? learned,many lessons probably too much for the time we have allotted today. i would point out the obvious, the last great financial crisis had the seeds of any other crisis, a crisis of confidence. and , that crisis of confidence came with confidence in the financial institutions that move money around the world and it came in the crisis of confidence

the diseases carried by sick adele's would sucking insects which spread the infection to healthy trees. what was the bacteria spreads forming a sort of barrier it prevents water from passing through the leaves the leaves dry up in the branches died due to lack of water together with his team at the university of dust experimented on all of gross to find a plant resistant to the bacteria after five years of research success they found two potential candidates to heal the infected trees farmers combine the sick plants trunks with the newly discovered branches this way they hope they'll be able to revive italy's shaken olive oil industry. chris so now wildlife monitors in thailand say exotic and endangered species are being sold online after logging right through the watchdog group traffic house recorded a significant increase in activity amongst facebook groups selling life on the walls including some species that are under international protection while they took to social media just after to badger has been following about story welcome three how big a problem is this so traffic starte

eu leaders want adele this autumn.use for them and an ideal scenario would be chaotic and costly. they planned this not to compromise their principles on northern ireland or on the single market, but to make some gestures and warm words and that is what downing street is expecting and also hoping that he leaders my spin off from one another with some of them wholeheartedly embracing chequers. theresa may went out to sell it to individual countries over the summer. individual countries over the summer. that did not have been yes, the tone in the feeling that was left at the end of the summit was a better one and i think this is due to both sides miss reading and talking past each other. before we go back, can a gauge of view of this instagram picture that donald tusk has sent out? —— can i get your opinion on this. he is offering theresa may k, no cherry, i am baking a pond some i like the fun like the next this particular day, is that a little misjudged?” like the next this particular day, is that a little misjudged? i