welcome back to the kaiser report i'm nice keyser time to get to alina. all the way in from alina welcome thank you back thank you my ex you know you're becoming a pillar of the community because you brought to market something sorely needed the hardware wall and the treasurer and it's become almost an industry standard i'll get to that a second now you spoken to first a crypto springs about the security of the sovereign hodler first of all what is sovereignty and who is the sovereign hoddle or. how it's a very broad question to talk to me about individual sovereignty what does that mean. that you know for me means. the capacity to decide on the. point when i do that and on which. pretty much you know i come from a background you know. some people from ok this was a question you know here in the conference you told a story about why individual economics means so much you don't normally tell your own personal story but it touched many people here at the conference and so if you can you know just kind of go over the street because i think it will resonate t

morning alina. i only want things around me that i need that serve a purpose or that i love i think most people are surrounded by things they never really deliberately chose they just accumulated them. i'm really interested in what you had to say in your blog about how to lead a more minimalistic lifestyle. i don't think you need to push yourself too from. one of the most basic principles of minimalism is mindfulness. not just in terms of owning stuff but in all areas of life including how we interact with one another. we need to rethink things and ask ourselves why we feel the way we do. why it's hard to let go of this item or that person and then learn from that. treating objects like mental baggage i drag all sorts of stuff around with me in my backpack some things i hang onto for sentimental reasons others just out of habit and yes some things are dead weight. i'd still like to get a third opinion on minimalism though so i'm off to leipzig. i'm here to visit to b.s. he lives on the parking lot s

finals in singapore will reach their climax on sunday with alina. set to face sloane stephens in the final notes written in a came through a semifinal against a tough opponent in dutch woman kiki battens but steven secured her spot in the final with a thrilling comeback against carlina. neither of this year's finalists have ever lifted the tunnel before. kiki burton's refused to roll over for sweets alina today the dutch woman came from a second behind to take the toy into a decisive third but it was her opponent who prevailed. seven five six seven six for the final score in the longest match of the tournament so far and enos for to lena advances into the biggest final of her career. waiting for her in sunday's decider american sloane stephens. she made a disastrous start to her semifinal against carolina placed over the check was aggressive and clinical and soon had the first set wrapped up six love. but to love down in the second stevens finally won the game and was galvanised i she produced a stunning comeback taking the second and third set six

is fit alina on thursday saw them secure their spots in the semifinals of the season ending tournamentthat meant defending champion caroline wozniacki went out carol leave a place made light work a picture of give it to after winning the first six six three. pliska of a continued to control the match and took the second set six for staying in focus hope to record a first ever win over her check compatriot. the world number eight booked her similarly final spot for the second year in a row. she says of. the match between a lead is fit to lena and defending w t a finals champion caroline wozniacki down to the wire after stitch alina battled back to win the second set and with the momentum on the twenty four year old ukrainian side she held on to take the final six six three and book her place in this week in semifinals. to leno will find out who her opponent will be on friday. night is now it for starting with earnings season and some interesting figures for the tech sector that's right there a cooling growth as knox up to one hundred billion dollars off and google's market capitalizatio

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now it's time for a look at the weather — we can cross the newsroom to alina.the north somerset coast of —— a while ago. rain at times but it will fade as it sinks southwards and behind it sunshine in scotland and showers in the northern and western isles and further south, the lion's share of the sunshine with temperatures up to 16, 17. late brightness in the far north of northern ireland. overnight, cloud moving back north, replacing the earlier clear skies. further south, clear skies at first before fog starts to reformat and close to freezing in rural areas. and a cold night in eastern scotland where we keep the clearest skies. the start of the weekend, many parts seeing fog but when it clears, another fine and sunny day. cloud in northern ireland, northern england, into scotland, where we will find rain which will fizzle out but a windy day in northern and western isles, elsewhere lighter wind and in the sunshine, temperatures were widely up to 17 celsius. maybe 18 in east anglia. as we go into sunday, high—pressure across much of england and wales but sti

after stitch alina battled back to win the second set and with the momentum on the twenty four year oldukrainian side she held on to take the final six six three and book her place in this weekend semifinal. bit to leno will find out who her opponent will be on friday. first is here with more days we're talking earnings especially from the tech sector as riots and cooling growth actually knocked up to one hundred billion dollars off amazon and google is market capitalization in after hours trading on thursday as investors fear their strong runs could own revenue could end soon and that's despite imus and posting its best ever quarterly profits and as income of two point nine billion dollars represents a ten fold increase over the same period last year the figures were both stood by the amazon web services subsidiary of the same time as an outlook for the crucial fourth quarter which includes christmas retail sales fell short of expectations. will be on to another internet giant alphabet the parent company of google it says fell as much as five percent for its disappointing third quarter

earlier i spoke to bbc weather presenter alina jenkins. started by explaining the areas most affected by the storm. storm callum has now moved away to the north of the uk. if you look at the north of the uk. if you look at the graphic, there is an area of low pressure well to the north of the uk. there is a bit of tug of war between the two systems, so we have this really slow—moving front. and the concern is, we still have this amber warning across south wales because the rain is going to keep piling in along the front and have already seen in excess of 160 millimetres across parts of the brecon beacons. it gives you the idea of the amount of rainfall in less tha n idea of the amount of rainfall in less than 48 hours. you could face evacuation overnight, presumably if the water levels continue, and the problem will be rivers bursting their banks. that could well be an issue. we have the amber warning until 6pm this evening. the figure is around 160 millimetres. we know this is going to fall from the sky but what impact it can have once it

now for the weather, with alina jenkins.places disruptive rainfall over the last 2a hours. more to come today. still some very strong winds. but across south—east england, it's going to be very warm. storm callum is now well to the north of the uk but it has left in its wake this almost stationary front. more rain through the day. particularly for south wales, where we still have an amber warning from the met ‘s office, —— met office, valid until six o'clock. here is how the rest of saturday looks. always wettest through the north and west you are. some showers ahead of that rain. the further east you are, mainly dry with the best of the sunshine and temperatures reaching 2a or 25 celsius. but it is a windy day for all of us. these are the gusts this afternoon. further rain across south—west england. a little bit patchy for northern ireland but becoming more persistent as it works its way through scotland through the afternoon. not as windy for scotland and northern ireland. temperatures reaching 12 celsius. in england and w

here's alina with a look at this morning's weather.t 24 hours. there is more to come today. strong winds as well. across eastern parts of england, it will be very warm for mid—october, more on that in a moment. storm callu m more on that in a moment. storm callum is well away to the north of the uk but has left in its wake this really slow—moving front, going nowhere fast. it will deposit more rain particularly across south wales. we still have an amber warning valid until 6pm. this is the radar in the last 24 hours, the rain keeps piling in across south—west england and wales, northern england, pushing into scotland and northern ireland. ahead of this, we have showers developing across southern counties of england, they fade. one 01’ counties of england, they fade. one or two further east. but the further east you are by and large, it stays dry with sunshine. but look at 4pm in more detail. you can see the contrast, wet and windy parts of wales, south—west england, these are the gusts, some persistent rain across north—west england, p

and ukraine's alina's with alina is one step closer to the semifinals of throw three said victory over catalina fishguard with alina have already won her opening round robin match against the ukrainian one bisan counselor six three two six six three she'll face was an iraqi in the last group game the day it will have to win on the field could still see so it will either go through to the final four anyway. egland slumped to the heaviest ever one day international defeats in the first thirty i against sri lanka in colombo in that had already won the series but the home team were keen to restore some pride in the final game of the series. had ninety five up front in a one hundred thirty seven run opening partnership to get them on their way to cement this club fifty six from only thirty three balls ball caps and the nash chandimal also contributed eighty as the sri lankans posted a formidable three hundred sixty six to six in a fifty overs. in the brain trouble early on as dismantled took through tickets to reduce them to twenty four four when the eighth over ben stokes hit sixty seven i

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eight finals in singapore alina spitz alina of the ukraine was crowned champion the twenty four year old fought back from a set down to beat american sloane stephens three six six two six two this is the biggest titles for italy one has won in her career the question now whether she'll be able to build on it and get her first grand slam title next season. this is a very special moment for me and this tournaments actually it's going to i'm going to bring lots of confidence and you know it's unfinished season the high notes so you know i'm very very pleased with the performance. and as well as receiving the trophy named after w t i found a billie jean came from the woman herself so it's alina all said by the over two million u.s. dollars in prize money for a week's work. well peter will have more sports out eight hundred g.m.t. but for now back to during call thank you very much while the clocks have gone back by one hour in a ritual that's observed by many countries every year and this year where rocco has decided to scrap winter time and will instead keep its clocks at summertime g.m

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kiki burton's refused to roll over for sweets alina today the dutch woman came from a set behind to take the tie into a decisive third but it was her opponent who prevailed. seven five six seven six for the final score in the longest match of the tournament so far and enough for to lena advances into the biggest final of her career. i waiting for her in sunday's decider two thousand and seventeen u.s. open champion sloane stephens she made a disastrous start to her semifinal against. the czech was aggressive and clinical and soon had the first set wrapped up six love. but to love down in the second stevens finally won their game and was galvanized. i produced a stunning comeback taking the second and third set six four six one to book a place in the final on her first ever appearance at the tournament in singapore. or at football and there's been plenty of action in the bundesliga this often in including a win for buy in munich which sees them climbed up to second place in the table elsewhere. drew with billion. with full spoke out spoke one in hanover often time. friday and. by three go

just make alina is joining us -- jeff mikulina is joining us. guest: we are a public charity based in honolulu. we just turned 10 years old this year. our focus is narrow on clearing the path on clean energy. we see hawaii as the perfect test bed for new policies and programs to help solve our crime us -- our climate problem. host: i'm going to ask a basic question to try to explain to your -- to our audience how the concept works. first, what is renewable energy? caller: that is the good news story here. we have an abundance of renewable energy from solar to wave energy. wind power, geothermal, pretty much you name it. is that that can be renewed. something that is replenished on a daily basis. unlike fossil fuels that are millions of years old and we dig up and burn and then carbon goes into the atmosphere. we have an abundance of renewable energy resources in hawaii. highest electricity prices and gasoline prices in the nation. it makes good sense here in hawaii. it is increasingly making good sense across the country. that is what is excitin

the story i'm joined now from by only one who talkie from sports who's been following the story so alina it seems that people's worst fears have now been confirmed what more can you tell us about what's happened what we according to the b.b.c. envoy to his and a few other news agencies and according to their sources close to the family and club we do know that the amount of people on board and that was five people one of them it has been confirmed now less the city's tie. down a paba and one of his daughters is also believed to be on that helicopter two pilots and a fifth person whose identity remains unknown now we don't know if they have been any survivors no details of that as of yet and we're still waiting and of course i'm also to give you a bit of a framework on the use of the helicopter which might some people might wonder why is there a helicopter coming in and out of the stadium it's a ritual at best a home games the thai owner sometimes he'll have his guests friends accompanying him and he will in order to avoid traffic for example use it to enter and exit the stadium now we're

all right alina teef a freelance journalist in kabul thanks so much for joining us today. you ok let's have a look at some of the other stories making news around the world hundreds of migrants have faced off against riot police on a bridge crossing the mexican guatemalan border some people jumped into the water along the border to escape the possible group of thousands who set off from one juror last weekend and heading towards the united states. macedonia's parliament has voted in favor of changing the country's name resulting a decades long dispute with greece will make his backs a proposal to amend the constitution despite opposition from conservatives the procedure will see the country renamed the republic of north macedonia. the kidnapped towns and the end billionaire mohanna do genie has been released and is safely back at home he was seized ten days ago by ident unidentified gunmen in the city of daraa salaam forty three year old dougie is africa's youngest billion with a fortune of one billion dollars it's not yet clear whether a ransom was paid. judy in a song wh

all right alina t.-t. a freelance journalist in kabul thanks so much for joining us today if you are let's have a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. hundreds of migrants have faced off against riot police on a bridge crossing the mexican guatemalan border some people jumped into the water along the border to escape the part of a group of thousands who set off from hunter s. last weekend and they're heading towards the united states macedonia's parliament has voted in favor of changing the country's name resulting a decades long dispute with greece will make his banks a proposal to amend the constitution despite fierce opposition from conservatives the procedure will see the country renamed the republic of north macedonia and julian assange as the wiki leaks co-founder is to launch legal action against the government of equitable accusing it of violating his fundamental rights and freedoms according to his lawyer new terms of asylum in the country's london embassy require him

here's alina jenkins.flooding, but morocco has seen torrential rain recently. you can see the extent of the flooding. we do expect rain in this pa rt flooding. we do expect rain in this part of the world, but not so much in the short and time. because it is so dry and added, the water has nowhere to go, so we see so dry and added, the water has nowhere to go, so we see some sevei’e flooding nowhere to go, so we see some sevei’e flooding and morocco. a few days ago we we i’e flooding and morocco. a few days ago we were talking about another system. this system is hanging around. if we look at the forecast chart, we can see this area of low pi’essui’e. chart, we can see this area of low pressure. to the north, an area of high pressure, to the east, an area of high pressure. that keeps it blocked in. once again, sardinia, corsica, into tennessee, further heavy showers and thunderstorms as well. —— 20 tunisia. for much of england, wales and northern ireland it is cloudy but mel. for northern england and scotla

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here's alina with a look at this morning's weather.d in that car, but it is getting better. —— for. fork over is involved in that car, but it is getting better. —— forlj think the story through today is things are improving. hello everyone. you see, some torrential rain over the last a8 hour5, everyone. you see, some torrential rain over the last a8 hours, in excess of 200 millimetres over part5 of the brecon beacon5. this is in south wales yesterday, a typical picture in this part of wales. steel reign around, 5till heavy, but it will move eastwards and we will see something toure arriving from the west. story yesterday was the high temperatures, this was the afternoon high in parts of lincolnshire compare toju5t high in parts of lincolnshire compare to just eight in scotland. underneath the rain has been this slow—moving front, i wanted to pick out this area of cloud, storm leslie, which out this area of cloud, storm le5lie, which bring55 rain into portugal and spain. that rain is that with us, slow—moving developing a wave on it. th

here's alina with a look at this morning's weather. lots happening today. another windy day with heavy rain. storm callum has cleared away northwards but it's storm callum has cleared away northwards but its left in its wake this slow—moving front and it's not going anywhere fast. it will bring a further heavy rain across south wales today particularly. i have an amber warning from the met office and could see more than an hundred and could see more than an hundred and 60 millimetres. this is the radar over 12 hours, you can see the rain piling in across south west england and now into scotland as well. the band of rain shifts slightly further north and west it but there is wales and south—east england, parts of northern ireland, and southern and central scotland but ahead of it, plenty of sunshine. one or two showers ahead of that name. this is 4pm. notice the strength of the wind, gust of 15 mph, maybe 60 miles an hourfor western coast, range stretching through south—west england, into northern england, rain becomes patchy for northern ireland, the far no

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. as if we really want to know! it is still rain in this forecast but also torrential winds, this is until six o'clock this evening, we could see 160 millimetres of rain, its most persistent in northern and western parts of the uk. ahead of it we do have some showers but also a lot of sunshine for eastern counties in the afternoon. it's windy across england and wales, gusts of between a0 and 50 miles an hour, over 60,000 western coasts, across northern ireland and scotland, 12 to 1a celsius the high here, through this evening the rain eases for a time that more returns across wales and serve east england as we head —— south—west england as we had through the early hours. slowly it begins to move east tomorrow, sunshine behind it. on monday sunniest in the north and the west. showers in the east. hello this is bbc news with shaun ley. the headlines. forecasters are warning more strong winds and torrential rain are on the way in northern ireland and western parts of britain from storm callum. the head of the un demand

vicky: lilianna preciado's father, jose, is now raising his granddaughter alina.d her that her mom went to bed and woke up in heaven, and she wants to go to heaven. vicky: her mother, lilianna, died after being pinned in a ditch where she was working when a tow truck driver lost control of this car. the gaping hole left by her loss felt every day by her family. jose: it's tough, just walking in the house, you know? everything reminds me of her. vicky: knowing what you know now, how do you feel about that company? jose: i'm upset, i'm upset at them. i'm upset at why 'r why they're still operating. vicky: back in july, the investigative unit first uncovered that irvine auto towing, which also goes by the names stride, pride, and modestow, was operating without a permit the day lilianna was killed, which is illegal, according to the chp. two months earlier, state regulators had already suspended irvine's permit after finding a string of safety problems, including hiring unlicensed drivers, towing cars without safety restraints, and failing to have insurance. the prec

finals in singapore with alina was forced to fight back after her opponent in sunday's final sloane stephens won the first set six three the ukrainian forced their way back into the match by winning the second set against the twenty seventeen u.s. open champion six two the tournament sixth seed in seal the championship by taking the final set sixteen she won all for the singles matches in singapore and this extends her record to thirteen wins in fifteen finals on the w t a two hour. incredible i was very pleased with her performance this way it wasn't perfect you know i forced my way played. they said matches in the end you know just. the way i had all the pressure and just very happy. manes will member three roger federer won the swiss indoors for the ninth time in front of a home crowd in basel he beat remain in qualifying mario copple in straight sets to claim he's ninety ninth career title american jimmy connors is the only player to have won more than one hundred in the professional era he won one hundred nine store has plenty of work to do to catch him big basketball news on sunday the

there is more to come, alina. we are not out of the woods yet. good morning to you.s wa ke may have exited the uk, but in its wake it has left storm went —— strong winds. across east anglia and south—east england, warm conditions. storm callum is well away to the north. there is this trailing slow—moving fronts across southern scotland, down through england and into wales and the south—west single. in south wales we have an amber warning for further heavy rain in excess of 160 millimetres by the end of the day. this is the earlier rainfall radar. it keeps on feeding in through the worst england, wales, northern england, and slowly this whole area of rain will shift further north through the day. the heaviest rain will continue across other parts of wales. heavy rain for this spa south—west of england. a little showery further east, towards somerset. heavy rain is going through the day. moves into cumbria, at rates of rain for northern ireland. not as windy. the wind is not as strong for scotland. gusts of up not as strong for scotland. gusts of up to 60 mph for parts

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players competing in singapore former wimbledon champion patrick fitz of i was up against ukraine's alina statoil enos but neither have a bad record against her fellow finalist this year with just two wins but she turned it on against the czech winning six three six three seven in a position to beat caroline for snacky in the days of a much that is useful for now by to has thanks very much shit job that's it for this news hour more news in to me. you know the first time i noticed i had the disease i said it's not possible i've been used to making blood for weak enough that. has always been the home for she said ever since i downloaded here the disease is danger that's why i can't read more and more into whenever i am given people a stamp on my i want to go to bed until i've treated them one lifeline the quest for global health on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. where every. journey of personal discovery my great grandfather he was a slave of the only property al-jazeera is james gannon explores his family's legacy of slave ownership unlike my family's status and wealth has benefited from their ch

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins for those in the channel islands, sunshine light rain and drizzle into northern england, wales. that continues overnight. by this stage, just a band of cloud. behind it, clearer skies, showers for northern and western scotland. windy here, 50 to 60 mph. the cold night for northern ireland scotland and northern england. temperatures close to freezing. windy in the far north—west of scotland. it may fringe the northern highlands. much of scotland, northern ireland, england and wales, a fine and dry start the new week. a good deal of sunshine. windy for the northern and western isles, gusts of 60 these are the average strength. 12 celsius across scotland, england and wales. for most, a fine end to the day tomorrow. that breeze will strengthen further. more persistent rain pushing into tuesday, courtesy of this front. still that squeeze and the isa buyers. windy conditions. a more north—westerly wind. a monster a. conditions. a more north—westerly wind. a monstera. more conditions. a more north—westerly wind. a monster a. more clo

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina.l get all the details. hello, some of us asking a pity of warm autumn sunshine this weekend but a weakening cold front moving its way south and east across the country today has been introducing more clouds and patchy light rain and drizzle, but as it sta rts light rain and drizzle, but as it starts to move into southern and southeast england all that's left really is a band of cloud. eventually clears the way south overnight and bind of some clearer skies and a peppering of showers the far north and west of scotland where we will see strong winds. a cold night with torches getting close to freezing. for much of the uk tomorrow it's dry and a good deal sunshine once again. however, topics of rain images french far of this highlands and other windy day across from it and west of scotland. its average speeds of the afternoon we will see gusts of 15 to 16 mph. the best of the sunshine and the cooler feel with 12 to 1a celsius. for tuesday and wednesday it will turn colder by the end of th

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finals in singapore with alina was forced to fight back after her opponent in sunday's final sloane stephens won the first set six three the ukrainian forced their way back into the match by winning the second set against the twenty seventeen u.s. open champion six two the tournament sixth seed sealed the championship by taking the final say at sixteen she won all four the singles matches in singapore and the sixteen's who recalled to thirteen wins in fifteen finals on the w t a two. incredible i was very pleased with their performance this way it wasn't perfect you know i forced my way i played. just. the way i could handle all the pressure and just very happy. member three roger federer won the first and also the ninth in front of a home crowd involves all the beatlemania in qualifying copple in straight sets the cavies ninety ninth career title american jimmy connors is the only player to have won more than one hundred in the professional era he won one hundred nine. has plenty of work to do to catch him now the boston red sox are just one win away from taking the world series after they

players competing in singapore former wimbledon champion patrick aversive or was up first against alina thoroughly know the ukrainian actually has a bad record against her fellow w.d.a. finalists the it was just two wins but she turned it on against the czech winning six three six three. ok that's all the sport more coming up again later very peter thank you very much and thanks for watching the news hour on al-jazeera we hand you over it's worth teams in london and will have much more news coming your way right here on al-jazeera stay tuned thanks for watching by. the cricket world isn't about match fixing i mean you have to think why would you give me a go because then we didn't go into media it's the you know the big bang theory or al-jazeera is investigative unit reveals explosive new evidence documentary confirms to my now as a very hard profile figure in much fiction can you question or do you go to this map i'll just zero investigation cricket's much fixes the files. jeanette morale is was just ten years old when a devastating earthquake struck mexico city in one thousand nine hu

now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins how is it looking?day. doctors up to 17 or 18 celsius, lots of blue skies here. study different story across the western side of scotland and would have had much more clout, mist and hell followed and patchy light rain and drizzle ball. his knowledge contrasts because the eastern side of scotla nd contrasts because the eastern side of scotland with had a good deal of sunshine and in fact the highest temperatures today that the castle. through the scene where good to keep the cloud across northern ireland and scotland and some persistent rain and hand as the night wears on. clearer skies probably across england and wales but here we will find mist and fog developing very chilly for selling counties. much more wild on op den orth underneath the cloud. there'll be so that's putting up to south and east but the rain will fizzle out by the afternoon and the band of cloud and the odd spot of rain to the midlands and wales. sunshine behind it, a few showers will be quite windy and for the south will have nice

the weather now with alina jenkins. hello.f blue skies and sunshine. barely a cloud in the sky here in north yorkshire on saturday afternoon. as ever, there were some differences. western parts of scotland saw some mist, hill fog, patchy light rain and drizzle, and here's yet another contrast. with the help of the fern effect and some sunshine, aberdeenshire and moray saw temperatures around 20 celsius. now, through sunday, we've got a cold front slipping its way south and eastwards, some persistent rain across northern and western scotland, northern ireland through the morning. as it moves into northern england, the midlands and wales, the rain tends to fizzle out. so we're just left with really a band of cloud and the odd spot of rain. some sunshine following on behind.a few showers for the far north of scotland, where it will be increasingly windy. ahead of our band of cloud, light winds, still some sunshine across southern and south—eastern england. and so here, we'll see temperatures up to 18 or 19 celsius, one last day o