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in allah this year their unconventional projects have been causing a sensation for some time now they're called graft architects. these three may be germany's coolest architects blonds cook a bag of less complex and thomas villa might the name of their practice reflects their interest in crossing boundaries between disciplines and grafting the creative potential of one realm onto another and certainly our category about the suffering . their work often boasts organic forms their range is broad from entire city districts to prod have to sign and they do retro futurism brilliantly. they've known each other since they were students they opened graft in one thousand nine hundred eight in los angeles from the start they knew they had a different unusual take on things. to mark the taste is the absence of appetite. in two thousand and seven with actor brad pitt and their make it right foundation they launched a campaign to rebuild a neighborhood in new orleans that had been devastated in two thousand and five by hurricane katrina. the idea was for new homes to re envision local architecture an

it features in the paul slim band allah currently taking place at albert expo castle in mice and it wasre around three hundred years ago that the first manufacture in europe was established artist katherine baxter has built a ceramic igloo. invoke each country and it's normally an old out logs or an igloo were made of snow and in this case they're made entire length of porcelain. with these spots along with not of course it was honored by freezing there was fire trove underdog race and with the ball so it's quite an extraordinary piece americans with the subject. closely and where it is generally viewed as genteel and traditional about the band allah invites artists to prove it can be edgy and experimental too there isn't a gold rimmed coffee cup in sight disha. vent runs through till early november and includes work by thirty one artists from twelve countries. first machine or first in here to see what intrigues me is how delicate the worship is as a. young man he uses his scalpel to meticulously carved these amazing ornamental passions and on a massive scale but of course the kick to

means the beloved of allah. they were referring to abraham to abraham. in the islamic tradition abraham is called ibrahim the beloved of allah so according to islamic tradition abraham is also buried in the tomb of the patriarchs and hence that what we call in the jewish tradition the tomb of the patriarchs of. the cave of my fella. in arabic is called. the abrahamic mosque is that it's the longest standing holy place in the jewish religion here we had the temple of jerusalem but the temples were destroyed the walls that we see down were just the outer retaining walls but the tomb of the patriarchs was never destroyed the building that we see now was added on to so this is what makes it very important for the jewish faith and also the love that islam has for the profits of the bible are also mentioned in the koran so hence the profits that are buried in the tomb of the patriarchs make it as a well a holy place for islam because abraham in fact is abraham for muslims is considered the father of the islamic faith the the first one to testify and the onenes

omar and bushra hussain allah don't want to flee again the border to turkey seems impossible and headingto a part of syria under government control is out of the question. i don't know where to go but of course i'd like to leave syria for better. dreams of a better life he hopes he'll one day get a prosthetic leg and drugs to ease his pain but here such relief is unlikely. so here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world brazil's jailed former president lula da silva has dropped out of the country's presidential race his running mate former mayor fernando dungey will now take place at the top of the workers' party ticket had been campaigning for the presidency from behind bars despite facing several corruption trial says hundreds of thousands of catalans have taken to the streets of barcelona to demand it. pendants from spain the protests is time to market catalonia as national day protesters are also calling for regional separatist leaders to be freed from prison they're currently awaiting trial for their part in catalonia has failed bid to break away

allah and reduce your risk of a minister. the the inability to cut and ending economic. country treason has as a ruling dropping legal calle. is. expected to is an advantage from the fishing hard currency now nominees on to contribute more. he has called it a deficit as a gun government's about. six years. let you know the the lead. in two thousand and eighteen the one five five silence. with the with the they are. not. is wrestling. other others turkey working [inaudible] station which the back to back. zero nine nine size centered around. thanks. number ten or thirteen likely [inaudible] the country. struggle the dollar always make reference [inaudible] the current [inaudible] hanks [inaudible] and maybe [inaudible] three thousand how does anybody is also somewhere. in europe only a lot of us are. rice commitments on our days off measure residence asked after interest a lot lot even even name of in all these amazing inspired by everyone charging. next morning turning can hand out of his residence. expected eckstine to attack on products out of better leading dealing. t

they were evicted from their heart just like pencil thousands of others in recent years in lagos busk allah father of five was already poor before the eviction but he says at least he had a life he who had. now we don't have enough food no real house no boat you no fishing no business during the day we can stay here to prepare one meal but at night we have to sleep outside in the rain this is something no human being should experience oh my. god you know today smeal tomato soup and this part of sabah must feel several families in the neighborhood. this is just one family an estimated eighty seven million people that's roughly half of nigeria's population are thought to be living on less than one dollar ninety cents per day nigeria has overtaken india as the country even the largest number of people living in extreme poverty. but. these young men and women are newly minted volunteers in their slums they are being trained how to let others know what kinds of prize they half before the are evicted the ultimate goal is to stop extreme poverty from spreading i want to change the poverty level in

palestinian leadership is calling it a flagrant assault on its people are a force that has more from allah in the occupied west bank. just this week in the face of its funding crisis on row was celebrating the start of the academic year at the reopening of its schools goes arriving for class in the journalism refugee camp in the occupied west bank welcomed by the agency's chief on row has been scrambling .

means the beloved of allah. they were referring to abraham to abraham. in the islamic tradition abraham is called ibrahim the beloved of allah so according to islamic tradition abraham is also buried in the tomb of the patriarchs and hence the what we call in the jewish tradition the tomb of the patriarchs of. the cave of my fella. in arabic is called. the abrahamic mosque is that it's the longest standing holy place in the jewish religion here we had the temple of jerusalem but the temples were destroyed the walls that we see down were just the outer retaining walls but the tomb of the patriarchs was never destroyed the building that we see now was added on to so this is what makes it very important for the jewish faith and also the love that islam has for the prophets of the bible are also mentioned in the koran so hence the profits that are buried in the tomb of the patriarchs make it as a well a holy place for islam because abraham in fact is abraham for muslims is considered the father of the islamic faith the the first one to testify and the onenes

the coalition the alliance includes one hundred seventy seven legislators the main opponents how to allah miri is probably rainy and form a paramilitary faces they secured forty eight seats in the election bus through an alliance with former prime minister nouri al maliki's group they now control a total of seventy two seats there are three hundred twenty nine seats in iraq's parliament not a hushed me is director of middle east studies at the university of denver he joins us now live via skype from denver good to have you with us again so eleven groups now forming an alliance in order to cobble together some form of government this is a recipe for disaster isn't it. watch i have the exact opposite of you this is a coalition government that is the most inclusive and i would say representative iraqi government since the two thousand and three american invasion it includes both iraqi shia sunni and members of their various religious minorities and what's positive about that development is it marks a transition from previous iraqi governments that were very sectarian based most of the key pl

means the beloved of allah. they were referring to abraham to abraham. in the islamic tradition abraham is called ibrahim the beloved of allah so according to islamic tradition abraham is also buried in the tomb of the patriarchs and hence that what we call in the jewish tradition the tomb of the patriarchs of. the cave of my fella. in arabic is called. the abrahamic mosque is that it's the longest standing holy place in the jewish religion here we had the temple of jerusalem but the temples were destroyed the walls that we see down were just the outer retaining walls but the tomb of the patriarchs was never destroyed the building that we see now was added on to so this is what makes it very important for the jewish faith and also the love that islam has for the prophets of the bible are also mentioned in the koran so hence the profits that are buried in the tomb of the patriarchs make it as well a holy place for islam because abraham in fact is abraham for muslims is considered the father of the islamic faith the the first one to testify and the oneness

means the beloved of allah. they were referring to abraham to abraham. in the islamic tradition abraham is called abraham the beloved of allah so according to islamic tradition abraham is also buried in the tomb of the patriarchs and hence that what we call in the jewish tradition the tomb of the patriarchs of. the cave of my fella. in arabic is called. the abrahamic mosque is that it's the longest standing holy place in the jewish religion here we had the temple of jerusalem but the temples were destroyed the walls that we see down were just the outer retaining walls but the tomb of the patriarchs was never destroyed the building that we see now was added on to so this is what makes it very important for the jewish faith and also the love that islam has for the prophets of the bible are also mentioned in the koran so hence the profits that are buried in the tomb of the patriarchs make it as well a holy place for islam because abraham in fact is abraham for muslims is considered the father of the islamic faith the the first one to testify and the oneness

and wanting a home there with an article of also the low man on feels like again an awesome legal of allah. peapod. elemental going on. telephone you just stuck her. head into stuff imitate him and then he not are leaving if a scene. lost. him who. will be it on. i go. through in the new year. this with passion for dummies. it was fuckin. thought about mona scott last year that the character go into so policing calculated. gangsters so who the poor and. the future to intervene didn't improve or understand officers to saw my last year of police and i think. what i see it creates an assumption the maid or some other police suspect a lone gunmen is behind fifteen unsolved shootings in the city all targeting immigrants said if nick my ignored. yami of i said. good. morning mother said the thought. of or harm bishoff i saw. her father going to hand them. over. i'll second that. cryptogram sure going up the. to get this back and to know them in the form of a call might get the marks have to tell you told. your. door to get them out he's hooked up as a starks for the expletives dog and. yes there

to go up or ought to find to have contests or be too young to go to the pension and to give up from allah. i really understand people who say they don't want to stay here but i also admire people who want to stay here and who decided to create something to subversion of a bit. i believe the younger people are really starting to be more active and to bring change. in divorce was their way of living under their selves all artists still forking during these four years and it was real how do you resist as a serial the end and as in tell actual. side of from fast to begin on that the c.h.p. felt electricity few people from the academy of forming gods decide to bringing the new films. be something which will help people to feel as normal people. so that is how it starts with feel films in the small saul generator who are on the project it was really magic. and this fast go inside i will tell us that freedom exists even beyond the end of the rope thank you very much enjoyed yourself. a life in syria was very different to our life in beirut we had everything going on i was a law student and i wou

right now what we got here this is the kind of allah mentioned school so what's with the fence around just an elementary school well anticipated that you are common in this area and then be within fifty feet of a school they put the fence up to remind you. just to turn left. your ouse and stephen does his best to get further than fifty feet away from the school we can turn to. dave's house which is one hundred feet of earth. what we're going to do is we're going to drive straight up here and then we will just back all i'm going to turn left here back at there to go out the same one a street in the back. i'm going to be. a big test being. creative and just put a cherry on top and say hey dave i've driven these suckers a whole bunch and it's. it's it's it's your lambs but it's my army actually it belongs to the good people at outdoorsy ok. i was just going to help you. steven and dave head inside so stephen can get a little more personal. opinion on know you or. i'm curious about you the stars because you're a little rambunctious in a cruel sense of humor but you have your knowledge is

and allah johndroe, editor in chief of "shadow league" and producer for espn films.ump took issue. as expected, he went straight to energize his base. people said they're boycotting some on the right, burning three-figure items. but the question is, in the middle of all of this, what kaepernick stood for or, i should say, took a knee for, the fight against police abuse and racism in this country, shouldn't get mixed up in between all of this debate on ads and debate on whether or not someone should wear someone's sneakers or not. >> well, no, it shouldn't get lost in that. and i think nike is making a very smart play, by continuing to keep it at the fore. you know, as a black woman in america, i have all sorts of issues with the idea that the revolution has to be commoditized, but i recognize the enormous power of sports to change culture. and as for nike who is a huge partner with the nfl, who do the jerseys this year and all of the equipment, to keep kaepernick at the fore and keep his movement during prime-time in nfl, we saw this commercial aired right after half

reporter: : karim lives in ezbt khair allah, a slum in the middle of cairo. they call the quarter the people's republic of china because it's hopelessly overpopulated and dilapidated. houses here are practically all in need of repair. the sewage system doesn't work right, and the air is polluted. fathy pays 20 euros a month here for two rooms, a kitchen, and a bathroom. it may be cheap, but it's also very basic. there's just enough money left over for a single warm meal a day, but not enough to educate his children. their future prospects look bleak. karim: it would be very nice if we could move away from here, find a cleaner home -- cleaner than here, at least -- a job, a school for the kids, because there's nothing here. reporter: but what to do with the people in cairo's slums? asmarat, another new settlement on the city's eastern outskirts, is one of the government's answers to this burning issue. in just 18 months, it's sprung up from nothing. the buildings everywhere in the development have the same design and layout. there are apartments here for about

did you had said no hopers allah yeah. we need. you probably knew someone. who is sure it's that which. says the. conflict got i mean who is she is the co-author with but he just in is the idea which it is the. who is that on the in the bus tool in the british royal commission the who issue. it was the well timed pretty handy keep. it in your list of the limited yes should tell you. when you what do you want to peace is that in the. political with the shit who is your highest level contact with the us government in this group yup a. close within them by them because the president. just this them to look for in the video water. store lets but then biden what he loved. a new deal it through it and the us ambassador. on the putting him well but it. was a belt post or just with the which he was not with celebs really he says that while us the queer part should lead us to do new english the other social switched up. at the gym but it's. i am. going to. be a. ministry is police forces and city administrations of many countries depend on one corporation and another

al but the second of monaco is setting a good example he has no hosted the great one to catalogue allah for the protection of the oceans for the second time the charity event was supported by many stars. when prince albert the second of monaco and his wife sharon manholes an environmental fundraiser celebrities are only too happy to attend like pop singer katy perry and actors orlando bloom and adrian brody. the monte carlo gala for the global ocean was held for the second time out of the public eye v.i.p.'s come to raise donations and support prince albert. this is great what he's doing i mean his global ocean. is great at think he's taking the forefront and making their way in this big and people pay attention to be knowledgeable what's going on with the ocean of course is a huge topic in our world and it's a problem we have and we need to work together to improve. that's why it's an honor to be here tonight. here's an environmental lawyer i've been here before i went to the museum and i saw how passionate they are here about the ocean about the creatures in the ocean about the health

official ahmed khurana known as abu allah travelled to all slowed up while a canvas witness with the home. of the muslim. man managed to mark over. the man a man who was in her last thought about what. the. p.l.o. starts to send signals to us here. comes that we norway could become their link to israel if israel was interested then came back some i will show riff and he was even more explicit and said i am talking on directly i have a message straight from the top yasser arafat. norway should try to do this. and it has to be direct lee linked with p.l.o. tunis leadership on the minutes of their secret meeting in all those low reveal that bassam abu sharif told the norwegians that if there were peace the p.l.o. would influence the arab world to stop the boycott of israel. it takes two to tango we did not have the israeli side i had met. bin before he was elected on one of my missions two to his friend april one thousand nine hundred two in april nineteenth two we met be in. the he came for breakfast and then which an embassy and we asked him what is your approach to the palace here he

hussein allah don't want to flee again the border to turkey seems impossible and heading to a part ofsyria under government control is out of the question. i don't know where to go but of course i'd like to leave syria for benteke. dreams of a better life he hopes he'll one day get a prosthetic leg and drugs to ease his pain but here such relief is on likely. well here in germany the government says it's talking with allies about deploying german forces to syria if the assad regime uses chemical weapons to attack. germany and u.s. officials have reportedly discussed using german jets to drop bombs over syria the german air force is already carrying out refueling and reconnaissance missions over the country and the country's social democrats that's chancellor merkel's coalition partners they say they will not back in. any german military involvement. or my colleague in our political correspondent christopher spring joins me now here in berlin good evening to you christopher so we've chemical weapons if they are used in syria in bands what could possibly justify germany's decision not t

allah invites artists to prove it can be edgy and experimental too there isn't a gold rimmed coffee cupn sight they should. be event runs through till early november and includes work by thirty one artists from twelve countries. first machine or first in here to see what intrigues me is how delicate the worship is a. young man he uses a scalpel to meticulously carved these amazing ornamental passions and on a massive scale but it caused a kick to it's quite extraordinary i can't even imagine how long it takes him to the wood the guns. inside the windows are very small but there's. so much lighting here shining on the course and where this is to me it's a wonderful setting that's akin to the absolute best. also in band on a radio heinsohn age old craft shining new light on traditional techniques. the. cheeky china check it out. and you can check out much more of our content on our facebook page. max that's all from us for today we'll be back tomorrow with more lifestyle and culture from all across europe so see them. next time on your own. for their own order fest across the sand beaches

detention camp, in august was quoted by the wall streetjournal saying, we should give thanks not to allah unusual. all around china, people are told to study the thoughts of the president. the president is almost deified in china now. that's not special to the uighurs. how does that count as oppression? let's talk about what the chinese government's motives and intentions are. can you answer that question? the chinese government is using east turkestan, uighur lives as a laboratory for total surveillance, brutal repression and if we are not careful, and i'm saying this to the chinese citizens in other parts of china. this will be exported. similar methods in tibet. and the new sheriff in town who is running the show used to be the head of hte communist party. that's your explanation that in the last 18 months, things have become that much harder. he has brought the techniques he developed in tibet to his newjob in your province. the chinese government has pilot programmes. they apply and implement in one region. if it works, they start enforcing it in other. tibet and east turkestan has b

professor ford has allah is left to respond to an offer.ashignton correspondent, chris buckler. talk us through this informal deadline. it has now been extended a little bit and solidified somewhat. yes, essentially the big question remains will christine blasey ford be prepared to testify to the senate judiciary committee or not? republicans who lead that committee, the chairman is chuck grassley, he set a deadline couple of hours ago in orderfor christine set a deadline couple of hours ago in order for christine blasey ford's we re in order for christine blasey ford's were to come back and say she was prepared to testify. she didn't respond to that deadline and now they have set a deadline for the coming hours and they have made very clear that as far as they are concerned if there is no response, then they intend to press ahead with a vote on whether or not brett kavanaugh should be the next supreme court justice on monday. kavanaugh should be the next supreme courtjustice on monday. that would ta ke courtjustice on monday. that would ta

there's a million of them did he look you know what i can tell you will believe that allah is only hope. and b.s. i want to spend time with people but that's a lot of money that i built by just a little bit. but i got a man in the car he's a gay woman. born and see my informant. but it's not like i don't like the not at all and i meant and i can say the most but i'm on it. but i mean what i you know from the comment that out of the. world is not one person can see the sun as i stand on the sun itself is how wonderful see you are they are kids i. cannot give up what i say spousal. just thought i had only. love kindness from all that is in it how you don't know. if. you could there call out for love fear not looking for family i. just don't buy this grocery only if. you know you think i started early how will seem quaint but that ain't going to middle sleep in the end the. longest. about this i don't know so you do know is. this grossly on. you and i think this proves you want to go get on the. one i want to we could you want to know which of you. said all along when you're going to get w

in germany, another even more forceful demigod since his allah was marching from the your halls, he, too had a sinister opportunity to take advantage of postwar chaos. but he also had certain distinctive german characteristics to pray on. to start with, the germans have a inboard love of regiment patience and hard discipline. he could give them that. the german army and through them, the people have never acknowledged german defeat in the last war and were anxious for revenge. that, too, he promised them. the wealthy and powerful industrialists were fearful of losing any of their wealth and power and were ready to back anyone who would retain it for them. he promised to take care of them, too. this man cunningly played all these ends against the middle and ruthlessly set up to murder the newborn german republic. in japan, you would expect things to be done a little differently. they were. here, not one man, but a gang disguised the teams as the will of the emperor. and the jumper -- japanese emperor as god. taking advantage of their fanatical worship of the emperor it was no effort t

the iranians allah to say about their own role as supporters of proxies who are terrorists in the middleident rohani, you would think that it president rohani, you would think thatitis president rohani, you would think that it is the united states that is the supporter of terrorism. -- rouhani. on that specific point, let's try to be evenhanded about this. it depends on your political view and where you are in the world. when donald trump describes the iranian leaders as sowing chaos, death, and destruction, say they do not respect their neighbours all borders or the sovereign rights of nations, there are many people who would see that as a description of american foreign policy. no, indeed, but i think we are not assessing american foreign policy in the middle east at the moment. that is obviously a subject of great redditors at the moment, if you even ta ke redditors at the moment, if you even take the invasion of iraq, which has led to, you know, more than a decade of violence and chaos. but if we are going to talk about president rouhani's speech, we need to take into account that he

palestinian leadership is calling it a flagrant assault on its people are a force that has more from allah in the occupied west bank. just this week in the face of its funding crisis on row was celebrating the start of the academic year at the reopening of its schools girls arriving for class in the jealous on refugee camp in the occupied west bank welcomed by the agency's chief on raw has been scrambling all year to drum up the money to maintain its services after the us withheld more than three hundred million dollars in funding now comes confirmation that those cuts permanent the u.s. state department saying the fundamental business model in fiscal practices that have marked an ra for years tied to an endless leant exponentially expanding community of entitled beneficiaries is simply unsustainable the united states will no longer commit further funding to this irredeemably flawed operation for the palestinian leadership the decision is not about the specifics of a un agency rather an attack on the palestinian cause the us may argue that it's tax payers money and there are free to do wha

i want to pull on a quote everyone said over the past few months they have the dollars but we have allah but he's coming to germany right now opening a mosque all on the one hand at the same time asking for the dollars and it looks like the dollars are in this case the euro's could be preeminent. it looks at this stage is though. the whole project has been naively construed that we. there's this notion in the ever somehow the turkish president is going to arrive in germany going to reinvent himself in twenty four hours in conversations with mr timer and for america going to take home promises of monies from germany from the e.u. it looks at this stage it's relatively early in proceedings that none of this is going to happen ok but it we were we've been talking about journalist there are some issues out there that could be resolved we have five german nationals in prison right now behind turkish bars one or the other of them could conceivably be released as a result of this. visit as at least a goodwill gesture. it's difficult to describe it as a goodwill gesture isn't there where they ar

tugendhat, the chair of the foreign affairs select committee, not a borisjohnson van, he served as allahy officer in afghanistan, he described it as borisjohnson afghanistan, he described it as boris johnson comparing it afghanistan, he described it as borisjohnson comparing it —— comparing the prime minister to that was not funny and he needed to grow up. the background to this, the eu negotiations but of course the belief that many people have that he is preparing a leadership had to oust theresa may. absolutely, that's a lwa ys oust theresa may. absolutely, that's always in the background of everything that borisjohnson says and dolls, how does this play into his leadership ambitions, some commentators suggesting this colourful article which was a much designed to grab attention was a way of distracting from revelations that we have seen over the last week or so we have seen over the last week or so about his private life. worse pointing out thatjeremy hunt has been talking about theresa may brexit plans, his successor as foreign secretary, in what will be seen as a foreign secretary,

done later on the siding taking place right now in these live images the real work will be done by allah machall much of the background work already laid out by the services there no no doubt do you see that right now i'm not sure that we really know because the invitational basically for this is in nominal terms the invitation for this event to come from the head of state it's a state visit he has the responsibility he's carrying the can for something coming of this i mean this evening there's going to be the state banquet here in the palace that we see now in the images that we're looking at them both you palace. that's a very important event and a lot of german opposition politicians have said they're staying away boycotting is effectively they say it's too much of a of an add on the theorem and propaganda operation so they're going to be staying away until america. two is staying away she does a dinner to the state dinner this evening we don't know if she's been invited you don't know. but who is supposed to as it were bring home the bacon on this political we can with the medical me

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quote from allah has one of the highest rates of childhood stunting in the world almost half of all children under the age of five a chronically malnourished and an indigenous mayan communities that number is much higher successive governments have promised to tackle chronic child malnutrition but progress has been slow as david merson from the highlands. inside this makeshift kitchen in guatemala highlands mark to hwy prepares lunch for children her son alex looks healthy but the one year old is in medical terms chronically malnourished traditional diets here lack vital nutrients meaning children can be fifteen centimeters shorter than they should be but stunting also affects brain development and a child's ability to learn making it harder to break the cycle of poverty for those that. are children eat the same things that we eat and when there's a possibility to give them something extra you do it because you want what's best for your children i give my children what i'm able to but sometimes it's a struggle. around half of what i'm all and children under five are chronically malnourished

i think he believed that he had to do something from allah because mahler was underexposed as a result of the political conditions decades earlier thing for the police they were the focus of the great beautiful about it's a great orchestra a city in which mahler's music had been better and i mean he started giving away any don't worry. i'll let. see you. can still see him standing there at a rehearsal of mahler's ninth. that in the final movement he suddenly knelt on the ground and tears poured down his face also and if they so moved by the music at last and it left a powerful impression on everyone the thoughts from the start and the. player. plane. ticket if we had played mahler's third fourth or sevens for the first time with bernstein if then all later conductors were judged by bernstein standards i would say that's how it has to be so he definitely changed the world's view of mahler i think he was an absolutely key influence in bringing mahler absolutely to the center of musical life i get. better bogut and you have smaller we're hearing heard this performance. i think you would s

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