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the german aids foundation is supporting dream in mozambique you can do something to give a baby a future without aids. make a donation safe a life. this is d.w. news coming to you live sky high political stakes in berlin tonight the next few hours could decide whether anglo-american remains chancellor of germany but talks to form a new coalition government have gone down for tracking the latest. also coming up will his exit be dignified new pictures are published of zimbabwe's robert mugabe after a meeting with the military so what have they decided. that this is so . your old masterpiece by leonardo da vinci becomes the most expensive piece of art ever sold at auction to just go buy this incredible beating. i'm so new so much going to thank you for joining us a decisive moment could be at hand here in germany the political parties involved in talks to form the next coalition government have been wrangling all day and night and there's still no agreement failure could mean new elections chance wrong americal expressed confidence there could be a deal tonight but serious differences remai

the german aids foundation is supporting the project and muslim be. given a baby a future make a donation. a life. today i'm talking to constantine cooler head of the german f.t.p. party's national youth organization welcome to our show mr cool thank you. for coolest akula you're only twenty eight years old you have already completed two state examinations in law and are a newly elected delegate of the german bundestag between the two of you there are so many nice jobs out there why did it have to be politics. well the good thing is i learned a different profession first time a lawyer by training i might not have worked as one for long just for a while after my second state examination but it's important to me to have a profession i trained for life you never know when your term in office only lasts for four years and it may well be over then but even if it is there will be other options for me but for now it's great to have this opportunity at twenty eight i mean the average age of bundestag m.p.'s is about fifty so being able to contribute at twenty

the german aids foundation is supporting dream in mozambique you can do something to give a baby a future without aids. make a donation safe a life. this is t w news coming to you live from berlin a call for urgent action as the u.n. climate summit opens in bomb oh oh. conference host fiji kicks things off the island nation hit hard by rising sea levels and warns delegates that time is running out in the fight against climate change also coming up u.s. present don't try fires off a repeat warning over north korea's nuclear threat saying that they're out of strategic patience is over trump is in japan on the second day of his marathon asian tour. small town more news after a mass shooting at a texas church leaves dozens dead the victims reportedly include a pregnant woman and several children. also coming up trouble in paradise a huge leak of documents shows how big corporations and the rich invest in tax havens we'll find out just who's been implicated in what's being called the paradise paper. hello i'm terry martin welcome to the program. u.s. president donald trump is in japan on day t

the german aids foundation is supporting dream in mozambique. you can do something to. give a baby a future without aids. make it a nation safe a life. this is date of leaders live from berlin they struggle for middle east dominance heats up conflicts across the region saudi arabia seeks to reinforce its prominence in the region and the world by rolling back iran's influence in yemen unleavened on our much more dangerous could this rivalry become also on the program president trump arrives at the asia pacific forum in vietnam in feisty mood in a scolding speech the u.s. leader tells the region's business elites of the united states would not tolerate the unfair trade practices his previously accused china. and out american city cleans up its act to climate negotiations can now look to pittsburgh as a model for green jobs and renewable energy. all. i'm phil dale welcome to the program. with tensions higher between a son a saudi arabia and shiite iran france's president paid a surprise visit to the saudi capital riyadh on friday emmanuel macro said he wanted to talk with c

the german aids foundation is supporting dream in mozambique you can do something to give a baby a future without aids. make a donation safe a life. this is d.w. news live from berlin zimbabweans turn out in their thousands to demand president robert mugabe's resignation the streets of the capital harare are filling up with crowds celebrating what they hope is mugabe's imminent departure after nearly four decades in power we'll bring you the latest from our correspondent in harare also coming up the clock is ticking for german chancellor angela merkel as a sunday deadline for coalition talks edges closer merkel calls on all sides to compromise but if a deal isn't reached germany could face fresh elections and un climate talks in the german city of bonn come to a close we'll see what was achieved and what still needs to be accomplished. i'm not equal boss and welcome to the program thousands of people are gathering in the zimbabwean capital harare to demand the departure of president robert mugabe the rally is backed both by the war veterans and mugabe's own zanu p.f. party which has also

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. ♪ this is my prayer were we caught up with elton last night at the 25th annual elton john aids foundationgala, where he was being honored. he's got a new greatest hits album dropping on friday. but his charity is still his greatest pride. >> we've raised nearly $40 million. i hope one day, before i die, and i think it's possible, that we'll see the end of aids. and that's my ambition in life. apart from seeing my kids grow up to be good. ♪ i'm still sanding yeah >> this coming from man who has done so much good out there in the world already. we can all learn from those goals. >>> back to elton and the lion king. he won an oscar for "can you feel the love tonight." >>> we have more oscar winners to talk about. tom hanks, meryl streep, and steven spielberg. we go inside their upcoming political drama, "the post." >> this is a devastating security breach leaked out of the pentagon. >> the most highly classified doms of the war. >> do you have the paipers? >> reporter: meryl is katharine graham, publisher of "the washington post." >> what you publish, we'll be at the supreme court next week.

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the german aids foundation is supporting dream in mozambique you can do something to give a baby a future without aids. make a donation safe a life. this is due to your news coming to you live sky high political stakes in berlin tonight the next few hours could decide whether on love michael remains chancellor of germany boss talks to form a new coalition government.

the german aids foundation is supporting dream in mozambique you can do something to give a baby a future without aids. make a donation safe a life. this is deja vu news live from berlin north korea launches another test missile and the white house response immediately it is a situation that we will handle. the intercontinental ballistic missile assault north korea's most powerful to date it appears to be capable of hitting the east coast of the us.

he is set to receive a humanitarian award for the aids foundation that he runs.e calls it gratifying and humbling. he is in good company. >>> let's talk about what's going on with the potential rainfall we're going to get out of this next system. i want to give you the idea of the commute. light showers around calistoga. the same areas are likely to have the steadier rain and then it falls during the overnight. we wake up at 4:00 in the morning about .15. then we end up with about .2 to two-thirds of an inch from storm one. here is a look at our temperatures today. about three to seven degrees cooler than average. hi, sue. >> good morning. we go to the bay bridge. some minor delays for the cash paying folks in the right and left-hand lanes. earlier problems cleared in the union city area at southbound near alvarado boulevard. some slowing past the scene. let's head back up to petaluma where we had hay a car ran over them and the hay caught on fire. fire is there on scene. no delay this is hour. guys? >>> sue, thank you. you can't get fish any fresher than straigh

the german aids foundation is supporting dream in mozambique you can do something to give a baby a future without aids. make a donation save a life. this is deja news coming to you live from berlin tanks on the streets of zimbabwe but the only denies it's staging a cruel. make it abundantly clear that this is not the military to of. yet the army has taken over the state broadcaster and other government buildings saying it's more restoring getting criminal elements within the government really go live to harare for the latest also coming up a resoundingly yes in australia to same sex marriage in a nonbinding post a referendum the prime minister pledges to make of your by christmas where you succeed. and the risk to save the polar icecaps as delegates discuss climate change at a un conference in bonn we joined the search is on a journey to norway's while barred to see the effects of global warming. i'm a bit touchy a warm welcome to the show. dramatic developments overnight in zimbabwe with tanks on the streets of the capital harare the army says this is not a coup it describes the move as

he founded the eltonjohn aids foundation 25 years ago, and it has raised more than $385 million to helpthe harvard university—based organisation's peterj gomes humanitarian award. stay with me on bbc news. i will be back with the business briefing in just a few moments. more on the oil price rise following the clampdown in saudi arabia. don't go away. change in the weather on the way for many parts of the uk. monday was a spectacular day, with clear blue skies, beautiful autumn colours. this picture from lincolnshire. but the clouds started rolling in during the course of the evening and overnight, and many western and northern areas have been very cloudy so far. we've had some rain, and all of this now is shifting in an easterly direction. so a very different early tuesday morning on the way, nowhere near as frosty. we had temperatures around minus five or six degrees monday morning. tuesday morning is going to be some eight, possibly ten degrees higher. so this is what is happening. this weather front, the cloud, the rain and the wind is advancing from the west towards the east. that

he founded the eltonjohn aids foundation 25 years ago and it has raised more than 385 million dollars a recipient of the organisation's peterj. gomes humanitarian award. and you can get in touch with me and most of the team on twitter, i'm @bbcmikeembley. well, there's been a change in the weather, and tuesday morning is going to be frost—free across the uk. monday was so cold. let's have a look at those temperatures again. we had values down to around minus six degrees in one or two areas, and even in oxford there around minus four. tuesday morning, some six to perhaps 10 degrees higher, and the reason for it is this weatherfront that's moving in. it's drawing up some milder air. it's not necessarily going to feel all that warm during the daytime, with this cloud over us, but at least the night is nowhere near as frosty, so many of us will not have to scrape the car windows early on tuesday morning. this is the weather front by the end of the night, so you can see across scotland, just about fringing western parts of wales there, into the south—west. and those temperatures, as we've

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the students were given 50 professional bikes thanks to the canned aid foundation, they had shocked faceswhen they saw the bikes in the gym. jeff was on hand for the event. he showed off a few tricks popping wheelies and stunts in the parking lots. >> already well 34 war veterans received the camden county service medal today. they handed out the awards at jefferson health and includes veterans of army, navy, marines and u.s. coast guard and the special recognition was given to truedy corma. they said he saved other soldiers lives while trying to protect them from an explosion. >> and parenting does not end when kid goes to college. what moms and dads are doing to help their adult children out after they move out of the house. i saw the change in rich when we moved into the new house. but having his parents over was enlightening. ♪ you don't like my lasagna? no, it's good. -hmm. -oh. huh. [ both laugh ] here, blow. blow on it. you see it, right? is there a draft in here? i'm telling you, it's so easy to get home insurance on progressive.com. progressive can't save you from becoming your p

you have "diamonds" out, still on tour, performing this violation, working for the elton john aids foundationraising sons cutting into your cool at all? >> no, it's just changing the landscape of my lives. i never thought i would be dad but it came to pass, my children will be seven and five soon, and it's the best thing that ever happened to me. i have been so blessed during my life. i had a great career. i got sober. i met my husband and the careers are great, but the greatest thing that ever happened is having the children because it takes the focus away from me. >> stephen: "diamonds" is celebrating your 50t 50th anniversary of song writing partnership with bernie upin, how did you guys meet? >> i was in a mediocre band and getting fed up playing to people eating fish and chips and the cabaret thing. i thought, what can i do? i saw an advertisement from a record company that said singers and songwriters wanted. i had written a couple of songs for the band and we recorded them. and i answered the ad. when i look back, i was kind of chubby, very shy, not the lead singer, just the piano play

all this equipment was donated to the hospital by a non-profit group called the patients aid foundationivate citizens who've provided guidance and much of the funding for the hospital's facelift. >> from 1984 to 1994 we were doing 200 scan in a year. today, we are doing 300 c.t. scans in a day. >> reporter: this public private partnership began in 1992, when a group of business leaders were moved by the desperate conditions at the hospital. businessman mushtaq chhapra says it began with pleas from the hospital to replace broken refrigerators in the blood bank and parts for medical equipment. >> the government didn't have the budget to do these repairs or renovation. and this is where my organization stepped in and virtually these were small things that was remedied in hours. >> reporter: those small things have added up quickly; $35 million so far, in donations from prominent business families in karachi, for buildings, equipment and some staff at the hospital. chhapra says at first they were skeptical about partnering with a public sector notorious for inefficiency and corruption. he s

hosted by alex's lemon aid stand foundation. brings athletes of all ages and abilities together.n to support the battle against childhood cancer. the course was stroller and dog-friendly. so entire families could participate. there was even a kids dash for the smaller athletes. despite the chilly weather, hundreds of people laced up their shoes for this fun event. >> very cute. >>> time for a check of the accuweather forecast with meteorologist melissa mcgee. it's cold outside. >> it is cold outside. and that's the concern north and west. we have to track the arrival of the precipitation and see how it goes to the north and west. that's the winter weather advisory across the region. sky 6 live in hd, city hall camera. if you're out and about, might be needed. temperatures on the cold side and below average. here's the picture from philadelphia international on this sunday night. it's dry, calm. it is quiet for now. but tomorrow morning it might be a good idea to check ahead with your carrier for some minor weather-related delays. it's dry along the i-95 corridor and points to the

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the fight against aids is an important part of the clinton foundation and the clinton health access initiative which was created more than a decade ago. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is with us now. we've had nice days ahead, what about the rest of the week? >>> i think we're in for two more great days, the weekend not looking that bad. the rain chances we had been following looking like they're continuing to dwindle. as we get a look we'll start off with tomorrow morning on your thursday, no problems on that commute, mostly clear sky to start. >> temperatures in the 40's. we've been used to this the last couple of days, not really cold. 44 for south bay, looking at 41 in the tri-valley. for the east bay, 44, 48 in san francisco, and the north bay, down to 39. we'll see temperatures warm up a few degrees for tomorrow. 70 degrees for parts of the south bay. down to gilroy will be one of our warmest at 67 degrees. temperatures in the upper 60s, danville at 67, back to oakland 62. heading to the coastline, sunny sky there is. half moon bay at 60, 65 at redwood city. san francisco, not too many

here with more, nile gardiner of the heritage foundation, once an aide to prime minister margaret thatcher met the queen, which i cannot say. what a treat. >> it certainly was. i met her twice. the queen is an outstanding person, a great leader, i think, for the british nation, and for the commonwealth, as well. >> shannon: apparently, she had to sign off on this. if you are a certain, and lying to the throne, within six -- i think he's faith. you have to go to the queen for the approval. this is so interesting, you are talking about an american, she's been divorced, she's an actress, stunningly beautiful. they seem very much in love. but harry has gone a nontraditional route in finding a bride. >> that is right. certainly, it was a case that prince harry had to ask the permission of the queen to mary meghan markle. that is a significant development. prince harry has been an unconventional royal, though. he has certainly come in recent years, i think i'm a become an outstanding leader figure. he served two tours of duty in afghanistan, right on the front lines in the war against the taliba

commerce secretary britain's queen elizabeth pop star bono and a top aide to the canadian prime minister are among foundations named in a leak of offshore financial accounts many on one hand has more on the so-called paradise papers. more than thirteen million files taken mostly from the offshore law firm epilepsy and leaked to the same german newspaper that took hold of the panama papers last year this new release shedding light on who was secretly investing huge amounts of money in offshore tax havens there's a new global industry that caters to money that moves around the world and this money moves to tax havens and it used to evade taxes to hide assets to steal money if you are going to crime if you buy large businesses the paradise papers are being poured over by around one hundred different media outlets newspapers broadcasters from around the globe so why so much interest well first up the money involved here is huge boston consulting group estimates ten trillion dollars is held in these offshore financial centers and while most of us know them as techs havens few of us actually use them that's because

fighting against aids is an important part of the clinton foundation. >>> let's get a check of our forecast now. clean, clear, crisp air. >> refreshing. >> it's really beautiful today and the next couple of days. it's not going to disappoint. once we hit the weekend we do have some larger changes coming our way. i'll get to that but just in case you know anyone that's heading out to the coastline tonight or doing any boating. we have some extremely dangerous waves through about midnight. continuing right into the afternoon. temperatures just a bit warmer to put us at 64. 66 in napa. extended forecast does have weekend changes. we have been following the possibility of rainfall but now it looks like most of the chance of rain is off the table. slight chance of showers. mainly the cloud cover we'll deal with on saturday's forecast. we're now drying out with sunshine on sunday. temperatures right near average. a lot of you may be saying where is the rainfall. by the end of december and into january we see things pick up. >>> new york city has the same tree at rockefeller center. raj is prepari

playing his role as a child from the rubble bush foundation thank you so i mean i said nations a seven million yemenis could face starvation on death if aid is not allowed into the country the un's warning comes as i saod you that coalition is tight and it's at london sea blockade around yemen this is the latest escalation in saudi arabia's fight against a country iran backed rebels who the rebels launched a ballistic missile into saudi arabia over the weekend. these images of malnourished children were taken several weeks ago but since then nothing is changing and then the united nations says more than one third of the population isn't sure where their next meal will be coming from u.n. emergency relief coordinator mark lowe cock appeal to the world community. it will not be a line in a family in which cost two hundred fifty thousand people their lives in somalia in twenty eleven. it will be the largest famine the world to see in decades with millions of victims. there is almost no access to clean water cholera outbreaks have become commonplace a civil war has been raging in yemen since two thousand and fifteen a saudi like coalition has

aid. and disease well it's the one is on the world peace foundation he says the international community has failed in its response to vienna . yemen is the famine the crime of our generation it is the destruction of an entire country through gradual degradation of its economic infrastructure its social welfare infrastructure the deprivation of food it's not as though the deliberate intent of the saudis and the reason that our allies has been to create starvation but the way in which they have conducted the war has had that foreseeable result and their priority of conducting the war in the way they want to has consistently over written any humanitarian sensibility even up to today and clearly. unless nature and so may not only to bring in urgently needed humanitarian assistance to open the port to open the airports to be sure to revive and rebuild the health care infrastructure but also to to rebuild the basic economy this is going to be a disaster that will last a generation if the united nations declares famine in a particular place it does cause a humanitarian outcry does call cause inter

aids, and russians. earlier, sessions left open the possibility that special council could be appointed to look into clinton foundation dealings, and an obama era uranium deal. >> newly discovered evidence leads to new charges into the hazing death of penn state fraternity pledge. >> recovered previously deleted surveillance video, from the beta theta pi house. authorities say the footage shows that 19 year old timothy piazza was given at least 18 drinks, in about 90 minute suffered fractured skull, shattered sleep, other injuries. >> they know that the videotape of the basement will now reveal the truth. >> flabergasted. yes, really am. you know, the smart move is always act like you're not surprised. these charges came out of the blue. >> charges ranking from involuntary manslaughter aggravated assault, and the arraignment date set for november 28th. correspondent anna werner speaks with the piazza family about the new charges, you can see her report from state college coming up on cbs this morning, at 7:00. immediately following " eyewitness news" this morning , right here on cbs-3 president trump on his way home,

foundation thank you so much for talking to us. and the united nations says seven million yemenis could face starvation and death if aid is not allowed into the country all this dire warning comes at a time when the saudi led coalition they're backing the government and its air land and sea blockade around him and the u.n. says that if the blockade isn't lifted yemen will face quote the largest famine the world has seen for many decades. these him. jews of malnourished children were taken several weeks ago but since then nothing has changed in yemen the united nations says more than one third of the population is unsure whether next meal will be coming from u.n. emergency relief coordinator mark lowcock appealed to the world community. it will not be like a famine which cost two hundred fifty thousand people their lives in somalia in twenty eleven. it will be the largest famine the world to see if a many decades with millions of victims and there is almost no access to clean water cholera outbreaks have become commonplace a civil war has been raging in yemen since two thousand and fifteen a saudi led coalition has been trying to figh

aides and russians. earlier sessions left open the possibility that a special council could be appointed to look into clinton foundation dealings and obama era iranian deal. >> senator rand paul back in washington after he was attack by a neighbor. republican returned to the capitol to kasparaitis vote last night. earlier this month, paul was mowing his lawn at his bowling green kentucky home when a neighbor attacked him. paul suffered six broken ribs, the suspect pleaded not guilty >>> friends, family and philly fans will gather today at a memorial service for former phillies pitcher roy halladay. two time cy young award winner died in the crash of his private plane off the coast of florida last week. officials say a ntsb investigation of the crash could take about a year, halladay was only 40 years old , the celebration of halladay's life will take place today at the phillies spring training camp in clearwater. >>> cbs-3 sports director don bell will be live at clearwater's spectrum field for the celebration. we will stream the 4:00 ceremony on our website cbsphilly.com and on our cbs philly facebook page. our covera

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foundation thank you so much for talking to us. and we shift our attention now to the mideast where the united nations says seven million yemenis could face starvation and death if aid isn't allowed into the country while this dire warning comes at a time when the saudi led coalition backing the government has tightened its air land and sea blockade around yemen the u.n. says that if the blockade isn't lifted yemen will face the largest famine the world has seen for many decades conditions for yemenis have been dire for months now they're even worse. the united nations says more than a third of the population has barely any access to food supplies the u.n. emergency relief coordinator appealed to the international community there will not be like a family in which cost two hundred fifty thousand people their lives in somalia in twenty eleven. it will be the largest famine the world has seen for many decades with millions of victims there's almost no access to clean water and cholera outbreaks have become commonplace a civil war has been raging in yemen since twenty fifteen a saudi led coalition has been trying to fight back who the rebels with aerial attacks on mond

aid. does either. we heard from alex develop but executive director of the world peace foundation he says the international community has failed in its response to yemen yemen is the famine the crime of our generation it is the destruction of an entire country true gradual degradation of its economic infrastructure its social welfare infrastructure the deprivation of food it's not as though the deliberate intent of the saudis and the reason that allies has been to create starvation but the way in which they have conducted the war has had that foreseeable result and their priority of conducting the war in the way they want to has consistently over written any humanitarian sensibility even up to today and clearly. unless nature ethics or may not only to bring in urgently needed humanitarian assistance to open the port to open the airports to be sure to revive and rebuild the health care infrastructure but also to to rebuild the basic economy this is going to be a disaster that will last a generation if the united nations declares famine in a particular place it does cause a humanitarian outcry it does call c

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