offseason leading to some exciting new signings including breaking their transfer record dodie look up akio. we need some. some success to rebuild a big. football should never be a community as we. can see of involvement and goes good. care to claim to represent the whole city on having strayed from their local eastern rights. on your own stand for the best of berlin soccer they have a storied history presenting themselves as an alternative to the state police back to normal for a win in the d.d.r. era and they all have an intractable relationship to their neighborhood of corruption and plus the fans have literally given up blood sweat and tears for their oh. it's not like 20089 that was like the last rebuilding off the stadium where a lot of. 2000 fans actually took part voluntarily. and actions have made global headlines perpetuating an oft oversimplified myth but now many fans roll their eyes when they hear the phrase cold club yes i'm tired of that really. improve play and the legendary status of their fan culture has caused some growing pains. this family feeling was being. challenged

statues from the home in looks or to a polluted traffic roundabout in carver's therea square it's their akio just fear the treasures could be damaged by the city's the tory is small. they are lining the way to one of the most important sanctuaries from the old kingdom of egypt thinks this 3000 years old mythical creatures a mix of line and rams the temple of chronic ones the main place of worship for the island 80 and newly reopened for tourists is now at the center of a controversy. these amateur recordings were captured just a few days ago filming is forbidden here at the moment. in january in the shadow of the temple wall foreseeing says were removed the operation cost a lot of outrage in the city of looks or on the national level it is unacceptable to remove the statues if there is a historic place for them to remain its looks or 3 quarters of the ancient world have their home here it is the birthplace of civilization. rather than a battle but everybody. the heavy figures were transported 500 kilometers north their destination to here square in the center of cairo here they are hidden be

japan chamber of commerce and and industry chairman mimura akio wants the tokyo government to continuebusinesses impacted by the virus. he has also asked the governor to continue looking at the best way to hold the postponed tokyo olympic and paralympic games. this is "newsline biz." i'm gene otani. >>> fujitsu is embracing the new normal for working conditions in japan, prompted by the pandemic. the tech firm says work from home will become standard practice for about 80,000 domestic employees. fujitsu will also stop the practice of job transfers that can result in employees living away from their family. the changes will go into effect later this month. the company says it will no longer give out allowances for commuter passes. instead, employees will receive about $46 a month to set up a remote work environment. the new policies do not apply to factory employees. fujitsu plans to slash office space in japan by half over the next three yearars. it'll also increase its satellite offices throughout the country. corrporaate executive officer hiroki says the company wants to implement a

as an outspoken critic of the government it remains unclear who was behind the kidnapping you know akio photo teams are saying that they are investigating. for more i'm joined now by. who is a close friend of her and i may have this huge antica joins us from. have you been in contact with an american since seventy's. well i tried to call her but her son is still out there i couldn't contact mary and we just heard that she was released and the security forces program is news but there's not it's not in the days leading up to her kidnapping and i'm a vicious had expressed fear for her safety and you have also you also said the dear friend was concerned for her safety why exactly was she wanted. you know they can not be became like a part of our daily life in baghdad. and this one this incident actually. maybe you will. awakening the big global market what's going on. we are in fear every day because my stuff our creeks had been i got kidnapped or are they had been treating so they left the city. we have buried several journalists. our critics left baghdad and they are staying in kurdistan

acting and thinking that this is a very popular decision unfortunately if a popular decision stuff akio what sense do you get the political opposition to war indeed a support for this move. it is true i mean that opposition parties didn't speak strongly against some of them actually supporting the move because it isn't there is an islamic sentiment behind it and there is a national sentiment behind it also because of some of the misuses of secularism in turkey today it's not very popular to defend a secular past and again that because there were some mistakes and secularism and sometimes bending headscarves which was wrong or bending islamic institutions some excesses of secularism gave a bad name to the term and i think that's why even the main opposition party can't say much but defected there is a majority opinion in a country shouldn't be a reason to. disregard a minority and if that logic holds it's will not be good for muslims in the west or in india or in other countries that muslims have concerns that they are trying to their temples their mosques can be a threat ok so what's di

the code access pipeline which carries almost a half a 1000000 barrels of high quality or quarter of akio oil to what is considered a vast market united states that oil. isn't really reliable and as i said is there a lot of discussion back and forth to see if it is fire why but the reality is it's got 3 plus years now of operating procedures behind. jack lew do you want to address some of those he brought up 3 safe years of operating behind him why is it judge in washington d.c. make this decision about what's happening up in north dakota. yeah of course judge must practice been the presiding judge over this case you know the almost the entire time and and so you know he very strongly struck the word stated cited than you but i only sions that have been ongoing and and i think that what this illustrates you know is the conflict between even the the the political existence in creation of states in this country right states or the creation of a state is predicated on the extinguishment or it's you know the extinguishment of sovereignty of tribes and as you saw in the treaty with the fort la

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