♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la ♪ sha, la, la, la, la ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la ♪ >> anthony: the french alpside, but the terrifying swiss on the other. they're close, too close for me, a man with an erotic childhood fear of alpine vistas, yodeling, even cheese with holes in it. but my friend eric requires payback. i have in recent adventures with him been unkind. he grew up in mountains like this. he's an expert skier. this is like home to him. so i thought it was only fair that he get a chance at payback. i am not a graceful skier. but i am an enthusiastic one. and that's what you come here for in winter and early spring. some of the best slopes on earth. also cheese apparently, lots of cheese. >> ski shop worker: i just take your size. >> anthony: yes. >> ski shop worker: okay, bend your knees. what do you think? >> anthony: yeah, they feel good. they feel good. >> ski shop worker: feel good? >> anthony: yeah. you learned to ski in, what, in the pyrenees, right? >> eric: yeah. >> anthony: i learned to ski in new jersey. >> eric: ahh, it's the same. >> anthony: yeah, that's what i used to s

>> it's the alps.es to hide. >>> for years after her husband abandoned her in the greek isles, michelle kramer fought this wi-fi is fast. i know! i know! i know! i know! when did brian move back in? brian's back? he doesn't get my room. he's only going to be here for like a week. like a month, tops. oh boy. wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome. in many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. >>> for years after her husband abandoned her in the greek isles, michelle kramer fought back every way she could. she tried tracking him down herself, following leads to paris and cannes. she enlisted the public's help. >> it was peeling the scars from my heart. >> once the story grew cold, michelle resigned herself to the probability mark weinberger was gone forever. >> i had hoped that he would be caught, but i thought there was a really good chance that he would die on the run in europe and nobody would know where he was. >> then in december 2008, four yea

images that take your breath away high up in the swiss alps on punch on a dull numbskull north of the kano wingsuit pilots meet regularly to plunge off cliffs in their path like suits in everyday life they may be banged his nurses specialists but in their free time they want an adrenaline rush here with about ten or fifteen other friends from all over the world it's really cool cause we never really get an opportunity like this so i'll jump together it's really cool be able to share this experience the everyone.

this sulzberger summit on the edge of the alps marks the start of the final arduous ascent to a brexithis sulzberger summit. the decisive phase of the talks start here. behind closed doors is your queen is a reptile, working at the best strategy for the coming weeks. michel barnier, eu chief negotiator, last night, said he is prepared to soften the eu proposalfor he is prepared to soften the eu proposal for how to achieve a new border in ireland. we can also clarify that most checks can take place on way from the border, at the company premises, or at the markets. we need to be dramatised —— de—dramatise projects, these checks are caused by the uk decision to leave the single market and the customs union. not a major shift but just a way to make it more palatable. the move at the last possible minute, after they have tested metal and to the cliff edge, to use that phrase, and that's what will happen. it is here at northern ireland's ports, not at the land border with our ireland, that some other checks may still be needed. the uk still isn't buying it. we have been very clear that we w

back in the uk from his home in the french alps, tony soutter focus has become the ellie soutter foundation after the devastating loss of his only child injuly. she took her own life in the mountains when she was most at home, a number of factors, her family say, contributed to her death, but money and mental health issues were prominent. she became quite depressed last november when she realised that the bank of dad had dried up, and i could not afford to fund her any more. to give up an immense amount, and then to be told you can't carry on because we can't afford it any more, that is really difficult for any child to bear. the governing body for winter sports in the uk, british ski and snowboard, told us that funding is limited and skiers and snowboarders need to make significant contributions, often they said covered by their own sponsorship deals. the foundation aims to help. it wentjust be a financial package, will make sure they are mentally in the right place to carry on doing what they are doing, if they are not, we will seek help for them. we will make them aware and the organisat

wind blasting through blustery showers there too into scandinavia and then roll back down into the alps and all the part of italy and the adriatic seeing further showers as we go through friday go on into saturday but skies come back in behind the showers just not a little ace which will see some writers pushing towards here. but i want to moscow temperatures here twenty five celsius in a woman for london and paris as we go on into sastre you come further south and that cloud affecting spain and portugal also perfecting the far north of algeria if you want to showers from morocco. the weather sponsored by cattle and race. where they are on line this isn't some abstract fish can either be attention to their stops or if you join us on sacked rather than stopping terrorism is creating it this is a dialogue and just the community is want to add to this conversation we need a president who's willing to be a short while everyone has a voice i'm part of civil society i need but i never get listened to by those in the corridors of power join the conversation. find out easier i. welcome back you

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images that take your breath away high up in the swiss alps on punch on a dull numbskull north of the kano wingsuit pilots meet regularly to plunge off cliffs in their back like suits in everyday life they may be bankers nurses o.i.t.'s specialists but in their free time they want an adrenaline rush here with about ten or fifteen other friends from all over the world and it's really cool cause we never really get an opportunity like this all jump together it's really cool be able to share this experience the everyone. in this entire fabric under the arms and between the legs when the planet fools this extra fabric acts as wings when supine it's raced through the air and up to two hundred fifty kilometers an hour and extreme experience that many find addictive. my. feeling is happiness for me at least after i've done a nice jump i'm really really happy and fulfilled and that's the main reason why i do things you can't even put words to how good it feels to try to explain this to my friends and i see it feels like you're falling in love every time you make it. and brennan is well known

participarÁ maÑana en este evento y ya preparados para saltar desde el 2010 en los alpes franceses.--nta segundas. y me pelo, y la pulguita les dice que si son su nueva familia. señora, ¿le puedo encargar--? perdón, que la moleste. ¿tantitito a mi hija en lo que corro el coche? treinta segundos. voy corriendísimo, ¿vale? mujer: pero rápido porque tengo cosas que hacer. leo: rápido, sí, sí, sí. se porta bien, ¿eh? hija, te quiero mucho. mujer: ¿te quedas? lorena: y, entonces, tú eres mi nueva mamá. mujer: ¿eh? lorena: ¡sí, eres mi nueva mamá! leo: te quiero mucho, hijita. ahí vengo. te quedas con los señores. te amo. lorena: entonces, ustedes son mis nu

more significant green streaks that's more rain dance for the low countries in germany and over the alps come thursday austria looks dry by the state of the temps differential we see it in northern africa still there thirty seven in two days because the breeze coming out of the interior city in benghazi with an onshore breeze and by twenty five in a rather significantly cooler rabbet they're all big shall around the sahara but fewer than they were. targeted. hunters are taken out of the top stories here it out as their warplanes have been bombing syria's rebel controlled italy province at least seventeen people have been killed russia says it's aware the syrian army is planning an all out offensive on the rebels' last stronghold the u.n. is warning of a potential humanitarian disaster. protests as it being out on the streets in southern yemen for a third consecutive day they've been demonstrating against the worsening economic situation. now u.n. brain could top between hoofy rebels and members of the internationally recognized government of yemen jude to meet in geneva on thursday there

images that take your breath away high up in the swiss alps on punch one of the long standoff of the condo wing suit pilots meet regularly to plunge off cliffs in their back like suits in everyday life they may be bank has nurses oh i see specialists but in their free time they want an adrenaline rush here with about ten or fifteen other friends from all over the world and it's really cool cause we never really get an opportunity like this so i'll jump together it's really cool be able to share this experience the everyone. claims to have fabric under the arms and between the legs when the part of fools this extra fabric acts as wings we can see planets race through the air and up to two hundred fifty kilometers an hour an extreme experience that many find addictive. my. feeling is happiness for me at least after i've done a nice jump because i'm really really happy and fulfilled and that's the main reason why i do things you can't even put words to how good it feels to try to explain it to my friends and i see it feels like you're falling in love every time you make it . and brennan

denmark and heavy rain is expected all the way down through germany and into the southern part of the alps rain across parts of spain as well as into france also up here towards maybe venice seeing some showers as well we are going to see some clouds in the forecast really for the northern part of africa over the next few days these are coming off more rocko and in these we could be seeing some isolated rain showers as well in terms of rain today not looking too bad we are going to see those warm temperatures up towards tunis maybe thirty six degrees there but as we go here towards thursday notice those clouds really coming across the alice mountains and the temperatures are coming down in tunis to about thirty four degrees but tripoli is going to be quite warm at thirty six degrees and over towards cairo thirty six degrees as well. the weather sponsored by cats on race. and instantly shifting news cycle they receive in change in america tweet the listening post takes pause and questions the world's media will be of the details the kind that cannot be conveyed in two hundred eighty charact

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thousand different beers to choose from many paths lead from beer tap to pure tap especially in the alps and franconian switzerland the breweries are close to each other and the community is even mentioned in the guinness book of world records. the circular route here is fourteen kilometers long takes about four hours and connects four breweries. the first stage leads to the shots a brewery. pulled off that they have dark beer. in general i prefer light but this is really delicious. we have a breweries hikers ask you get a stamp in it for every brewery you visit and when you have all four stamps you get a certificate as a franconian honorary beer drinker here's our stamp to start with. but if you are. equipped with a hiking pass i continue to the county boy. had the choice breweries spirit tastes different from sweet to smoky to charge they've got everything a lot. in the brewery restaurant i meet your queen christina. but. another beer. there are certain. back of what is this beer. god and don't wind up drinking. from the ring ring which is a sixth generation family run business i love

cathedral, constructed in the early 1600s, was one of the first grand baroque buildings north of the alpsunday morning. the 0 mass is famous for its music, and today it's mozart. enter the cathedral, and you're immersed in pure baroque grandeur. ♪ dona nobis ♪ ♪ nobis pacem ♪ once it was built y about 15 years, the church boasts particularly harmonious art and architecture. in good baroque style, the art is symbolic, cohesive, and theatrical, creating a kind of festival procession that leads to the resurrected christ triumphing high above the altar. ♪ nobis ♪ ♪ dona nobis ♪ ♪ nobis pacem ♪ ♪ m ♪ music and the visual art complement each other. the organ loft fills the church with glorious sounds as mozart, 250 years after his birth, is still powering worship with his musical genius. ♪ nobis ♪ ♪ nobis pacem ♪ ♪ nobis ♪ ♪ pacem ♪ . >>> tonight on "kqed newsroom," a startling op-ed from inside of the trump administration. and contentious hearings for supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. and safrancisco is pushing for a controversial approach to the opioid crisis. plus a new adampaign reigni

wasn't there also a few terence hill lookalikes in love much this group across the alps from italy to attend the event. many fans remember the films from their childhood so what's so great about them. they will find but no one died you can watch the films with anyone who does really cool punch lights. and why does the festival take place in the sleepy little town of la much. because terrence hill spent his childhood him work in a house that's still standing with an italian father and a german mother among her generosity as mr blue eyes is actually called lived here for a few years in the one nine hundred forty s. a charmer even has child. now almost eighty he still is not long ago hill was in reston for a new film. called out so i can honestly say. i'm a saxon full. unfortunately he couldn't make it to the festival but of course he's here in spirit just. like for this high wire scene. she just. she. and the legend doesn't stop with too much oh protagonist record if it suits he has been surrounded by fans since he arrived he sometimes played the villain in their films the work was grea

found figurative art from the stone age created over forty thousand years ago and discovered in the alps the exhibition will display over one thousand artifacts until early january. wolf our list. the british rock band alice won the mercury prize in london on thursday but the album visions of a life they were selected from top competitors like noel gallagher is high flying birds and the arctic monkeys. each year the madhuri prize is awarded for the best british music album of the past twelve months independent of sales because it's seen as the counterpart to the put a watch which are dominated by the music industry. on friday architects presented their design for the main steeple of this across a familiar church in barcelona the sort it is case of crystal tower of jesus christ is planned to be one hundred seventy two point five meters high and should be completed by twenty twenty two. the construction of the central tower. east challenge very important challenge because we have applied here. in the launch of the demolition of a stone to them super star. in total the church will have eigh

it's 8,000 feet above sea level and a popular tourist attraction in the swiss alps to take your camerarent a car and drive this pass. because, in addition to the hiking, climbing and skiing, it's the sightseeing that is truly sensational. >> you mean is sightseeing. >> as your friend 007 may say. this video put together by electric life on youtube. it is all drone video. the glacier in the background there is the source of the rhone river. >> that looks like cgi. >> it really is a striking part of our planet. but if you don't want to go as far as switzerland, let's try and find a destination closer to home and equally as beautiful. this video put together by riley miln also featuring a lot of drone photography here. >> that's a nice glacier. >> sure is. bountiful marine life, fishing boats, icebergs, and where are we now? >> vancouver. >> alaska. >> alaska, ladies and gentlemen. >> how did you get russia from this? >> i was so close. >> yes, this is alaska. so if you're looking for this kind of beautiful scenery, book a trip, get up to alaska. >> alaska, iceland and switzerland are the

images that take your breath away high up in the swiss alps unconscious on a dull long scandals of the condo wings of pilots meet regularly to plunge off cliffs in their back like suits in everyday life they may be bank his nurses oh i see specialists but in their free time they want an adrenaline rush not here with about ten or fifteen other friends from all over the world and it's really cool cause we never really get an opportunity like this so i'll jump together it's really cool be able to share this experience the everyone. wins to have fabric under the arms and between the legs when the planet fools this extra fabric acts as wings when two pilots race through the air and up to two hundred fifty kilometers an hour and extreme experience that many find addictive. and the feeling you see is happiness for me at least after i've done a nice jump i'm really really happy and fulfilled and that's the main reason why i do this you can even put words to how good it feels to try to explain it to my friends and i say it feels like you're falling in love every time you make it. and then brenn

this salzburg summit on the edge of the alps marks the start of the final arduous ascent to a brexithase of the talks start here, as eu leaders will, behind closed doors, plot their strategy for the coming weeks. here's one part of that — michel barnier, eu chief negotiator, last night said he's prepared to soften the eu proposal for how to avoid a new border in ireland. we can also clarify that most checks can take place on way from the border, at the company premises, or in the markets. we need to de—dramatise the checks that are needed — these checks are caused by the uk's decision to leave the eu, its single market and the customs union. but that's not a major shift butjust a way to make it more palatable. the move at the last possible minute, after they have tested your metal and to the cliff edge, to use that phrase everyone's fond of, and that's what will happen. it is here at northern ireland's ports, not at the land border with our ireland, that some other checks may still be needed. the uk still isn't buying it. we have been very clear that we will not accept something that

businesses are integrated, alp people are capital, other people travel around the earth.ws at a moment ‘s notice. this is not a good thing. it is not the way we thought it would happen when we set up a rules —based trading system. know one, republican or democrat in the united states, they have all agreed. and today, six from the nine ex fdr ‘s got together and they also agreed that these tariffs would be u nfortu nate. that these tariffs would be unfortunate. thank you very much for your time. the south korean president moonjae—in has arrived in pyongyang, hoping to restart stalled talks on north korea nuclear disarmament. president moon was met by kim jong un at the airport, becoming the first south korean leader to visit the north korean capital in more than a decade. he's travelling with a delegation of 200 people from seoul including pop stars and business executives. it is going to be tricky and challenging for him because he has his own presidential and domestic agenda. he wants to be the south korean president that finally brought peace to the peninsula but he als

another competition taking place in the french alps, this is the paragliding competition where you're dressed like in this case a buckingham palace guard and the queen, i guess. you're supposed to all dress up here. 150 pilots from france and beyond flew delta planes there and paraglided for a very special carnival that took place there in the alps. the costumes, i would say, were among the winners overall. >> very neat. all overseas, by the way. >>> believe it or not there is a sport called extreme ironing. extreme ironing. it combines the danger and excitement of an extreme sport with the satisfaction of a well-pressed shirt. it involves taking an iron and a board, if you can, like these guys did to remote locations and iron a few items of laundry. i've got a couple of piles for them. can they volunteer? >> how do they apply the starch to that shirt? >>> breaking this morning on "world news now," another accuser emerges. >> just as a new hearing date was set for judge brett kavanaugh, another woman goes public with accusations of sexual misconduct. we have new reaction from the sena

the personal and financial details were stolen as people made bookings online and to the alp.g to detect, the airline said it took action as soon as it realised there was a problem. —— to the app. as it realised there was a problem. -- to the app. we found out the extent of the damage and that is why we immediately began to communicate with our customers. it is most imperative that we tell our customers to please contact their credit card issuers and their bank, to make sure that they can proceed and follow the recommendations with regards to their credit card details. this is the latest in a series of customer relations issues the airline's had recently. in may last year, 75,000 passengers around the world were left stranded for days after an it failure. the airline was criticised for its handling of the problem, with some people blaming the outsourcing of its it staff. and injuly this year, it issues meant dozens of flights in and out of heathrow airport had to be cancelled. british airways has apologised for the latest problems, saying it takes the protection of customers's

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march slowly east which is just that is slow to match so we're going to have some big showers in the alps to twenty mark for the british isles a good part of northern france still thirty one in madrid so that's a cool down significantly in fact the change in that weather from west to east is typical it goes africa still thirty five in tunis but twenty four in potential showery weather in robot. parts. al jazeera is there what else do we brits but it's also good to see what happens next which is. in part by that that we are where model barricaded the seventh street that maybe you hear the movies now it's been all about change people have gone to fear barrier the mission of the national army is to search the entire complex and i'll just your stories about telling it from the people's first but what they think is happening in their culture. and one of the top stories here. british police say they've identified two russians believed to be behind the poisoning of a former spy and his daughter in soulsby earlier this year. is moving its israeli embassy back to television from west jerusalem rev

. >> reporter: the stunning beauty of the dolamites is apparent to anyone who visits italy's alps.e in this forest. >> this, for me, for the piano -- sical orter: he selects g like th, can say that's a violin, that's a cello, this is a piano soundboard? >> yes. for example, this is perfect for the violin. >> reporter: its trunk is long and straight and has few branches her knots. >> this forest where we are walking now -- >> reporter: his colleague and sister-in-law says instrumentmakers have been harvesting from this valley for almost six centuries. >> the wood of the spruce is very, very light and elastic. >> that makes it sound better? >> this makes it sound better. >> reporter: the alpine spruce grows evenly at this elevation. it's chopped down in the fall during a waning moon when there is the least amount of sap in the tree. >> the trees must be not too big and not too small. you must have a piece of wood rfect. peect thout defects. into wedges and aged for at least six years, like a fine wine. there's enough aging in his workshop to make violin tops for 1,000 orchestras. tha

but it has taken the energy away from the rest proper a few showers in italy maybe around the swiss alps we are more or less shower free was temperatures still in the twenty's even the high twenty's for some but a late summer or likely there was still run about the thirty's to market a very hot tuna's and a hot and humid out is for the suggestion of all the clouds and still twenty eight rebut that cloud streak going to goes right down through western zahar with more time you're at least down towards the tropics interesting. what really makes a good doctor. to have empathy at canada's pioneering medical school we follow the young trainees for and to create for integration and explore how the experience prepares them for life and death decisions what do you tell a mother one there is a very strong possibility that she could be burying her child canada's new doctor on the people's health on al-jazeera. or mind of our top stories here on al-jazeera fighting in yemen so data province has intensified with the reports in more than thirty five airstrikes by the saudi m. iraq coalition in the pas

more significant greenstreet that's more rain dance for the low countries in germany and over the alps come thursday austria looks dry by the state the temperature differential we see in northern africa is still there thirty seven in two days because the breeze coming out of the interior city in benghazi with an onshore breeze and by twenty five in a rather significantly cooler about there are big shall around the sahara but fewer than there were. the occupied west bank city of hebron is on the front line of the arab israeli conflict you don't really care after all well about palestinians you don't like it i don't like it but you just don't care at all but one man is standing up to israeli pressure to sell his house for an unimaginable figure you could call a good guy who is the man but the government of al-jazeera world tells the story of the house the symbol of resistance to continuing occupation the hundred million dollar home. welcome back here's a reminder of the top stories on our activists say the last rebel controlled province in syria is being attacked from the air despite pre

way all the way up towards the baltic states big area of thunder a shallow as the just around the alps northern parts of the balkans then coming in behind will have a say area of high pressure just nestled over the north sea well that is a blocking features that will keep the weather front set by you can see a little cloud just coming into western nolens pushing across towards cotton but twenty four celsius for london paris not too bad at all to go on into monday does make inroads but the cloud will start to thin and break so the rain band does filter out a little bit so it'll start to weaken twenty four celsius once again a little more clout but plenty of sunshine as well south clay will continue across central park showers a slight there way down towards the balkans as well but for solemn areas if you well he continues thirty three in athens thirty three therefore much rain as well a lot of warm sunshine here across northern parts of africa as per usual thirty celsius there for algiers we're getting up to thirty one inches maybe a touch warmer as we go on through monday and still hot

. >>> it was so hot this summer across europe that the glaciers atop the swiss alps started thawing outled to an historic discovery. debra patta reports. >> reporter: it is probably one of the most improbable stories in aviation history. landing on a swiss glacier carrying officers and their families, the relics of the aircraft resurfaced over 70 years later scattered by the elements and exposed by the scorching temperatures sweeping europe that melted the glacier. the dakotas pilot was forced to make the perilous landing to avoid crashing the plane. for four days rescue flights braved treacherous weather searching for survivors. >> almost a miracle, it was half buried in snow and on a storm swept mountain side. >> reporter: the 12 passengers, including an 11-year-old child had huddled in the plane trying to keep warm in sub-zero temperatures. >> then at last, the rescue party of swiss mountain ears made their way to the dakota. >> reporter: the rescue marked a milestone in aviation history. two swiss pilots flew reconnaissance planes with skis to land on the ice and pick up the strande

its way all the way up towards the baltic states big area of thunder a showers there just around the alps northern parts of the balkans then coming in behind will go to say area of high pressure just nestled over the north sea well that is a blocking features that will keep the weather front set by you can see a little cloud just coming into western nolens pushing across towards cotton but twenty four celsius for london paris not too bad at old you go on into monday does make inroads but the clouds will start to thin and break so the rain band does filter out a little bit so it'll start to weaken twenty four celsius once again a little more cloud but plenty of sunshine as well south clay will continue across central park showers a slight there way down towards the balkans as well but for solemn areas if you will he continues thirty three in athens thirty three there for much rain as well a lot of warm sunshine here across northern parts of africa as per usual thirty celsius there for algiers we're getting up to thirty one inches maybe a touch warmer as we go on through monday and still ho

next day or so but the development area as you saw in spain they're going to show and south of the alps but to germany and france come thursday and the tension well once they've gone through we're down to twenty two in paris and ninety in london probably in the sunshine but the same up in stockholm it's looking like summer as well gone really drop south of course it's still nice and hostile north coast of africa thirty one in two days look at the matter cloud to the west and look right on this side of your screen showers in western sahara and mauritania that's rare. what makes this moment if you will live in for the show you. we haven't seen the president this unpredictable. leader speech is a reality oddly clumsy that is a formula for authoritarianism and here in the early into the light so long as there's nowhere to hide let me ask you straight out here is the true state solution no from returns on al-jazeera fresh perspectives even possibilities. debates and discussion it's only one piece on a story that doesn't get nearly the news coverage that it deserves says so much to talk about

contact already know it does contain enough action and of cold to give a bit of snow for the southern alps rain for most of this doesn't reach north doesn't during monday on tuesday it probably does if you get ten and all of the right in sun's come up this time in the cold across church at two of the trees now i'd like to report the end of proper rain in japan wockhardt reported perfectly but we have got a good regular line here the rains in shanghai and he's just about a north palm tree between the two but a cloud otherwise bright or even sunny conditions and last a dry twenty seven enjoy it in tokyo. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of other lives. other stories . providing a glimpse into someone else's world. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers. with miss documentaries to open your eyes on al-jazeera. a reminder of our top stories currently here on al-jazeera fighting in yemen sedated province has intensified with the rebels reporting more than thirty five year strikes by the saudi amorality coalition in the past twenty four hours two people have been killed and mor

twenty seven degrees for the south though we've still got the thunderstorms some of those over the alps and also quite a few over parts of the mediterranean with italy seeing quite a few of those are actually linked to what's going on a bit further south you can see the cloud is snaking its way northward through parts about geria and into chuen asea heavy downpours out of this and lots of thunder and lightning as i say so that's working its way eastward so for wednesday i think it will be brighter for is it now g.'s will get to around thirty degrees in the sunshine but for tunis they'll be more cloud around the chance of a few will fund the storms and a maximum temperature just of twenty nine degrees for the eastern fine unsettled forests here the temperatures still quite high in cairo we're up at thirty five. the weather sponsored by cats on race. whether online or humanitarians been taken out is going to hurt when talking about numbers on a spreadsheet or if you join us on say i guarantee no one apple has a back story like yours this is a dialogue i'm just tired of seeing the negative

but it has taken the energy away from the rest proper a few showers and italy maybe around the swiss alps we are more or less shower free was temperatures still in the twenty's even the high twenty's for some but the late summer is even more likely now is still run about thirty to market a very hot two nice and a hot and humid out is for the suggestion of all that tried and still twenty eight or about that kind streak going to goes right down through western zahar warm are tiny or at least down towards the tropics interesting. hello again you're with al jazeera live from doha these are your headlines so far rescue efforts are well underway in the molten philippines where more than fifty people have been killed in the aftermath of typhoon man could most of them died in landslides triggered by strong winds and heavy rain. denuclearization is expected to dominate the agenda of tuesday's talks between the leaders of north and south korea when j. and will meet kim jong un in pyongyang for what will be their third meeting this year. and the u.s. has ordered the palestinian mission in washington

you know from france and of the last thing i did actually was swimming one of those very cold swiss alps rivers and i lost my voice for my first reading. [laughter] my friend-- where's deborah? deborah occasionally will read some quotes for me beginning with the first one, but it's not as a neuroscientist, but more like emily dickinson. i don't know if you remember this one beautiful poem, the soul selects her own society and then closes the doors. that's what we are going to do tonight. you are my very very special society. i had a fantasy and clear won't allow me to do it, but my fantasy is that someday i will come and do a reading with you, my select society and say books on house. [laughter] i don't know why, but this is my great fantasy. for c-span, went to tell you that you did something wonderful for me and for people that have -- had hangovers on new year's eve because they putting my new year's day and all these people who've never would have heard a thing or read anything by me would come up and say i remember you. [laughter] so, thank you c-span for doing this tonight. i'm goi

the alps junction d. and d. music gap between those who only have work and those who belong to the upper class has increased enormously if i take for close which i think if people understood how how deeply unfair economic competition was in the modern global economy they really would be up in arms. it's the end of thomas closer shift after visiting the construction site he and his wife consider the real estate agent's office at the moment the family has essentially from his income his wife has reduced to work hours to take care of the children. the children i.e. get to tell a father about the events of the day they visited their grandmother. once the children go to bed the parents talk about by me apartment in the middle of the city. when this to be searched you were all enthusiastic and a bit dazzled by the idea and the beautiful project with the machine and by the question about whom the project is aimed at the least well young families like you . that's on the one hand that's flattering but on the other hand

it's the second largest city in france, situated in the southeast of the country, midway between the alpsnean to the south. >> daniel: this was also a bottleneck when cars began their mode of transportation. >> anthony: it goes right to the heart of the idea of the michelin. driving -- the destination on the way to the -- >> daniel: completely. >> anthony: out of that system came chefs like this guy, daniel boulud. like prince or madonna, he needs only really one name. in new york, or anywhere in the chef world -- daniel. the name of his three-star eponymous restaurant in manhattan, one of many, in an empire that stretches from london to singapore. he came from here, a farm outside the city of lyon, through the city's great kitchens, to le cirque in new york, then his flagship. so when did you start working with food? >> daniel: 14 years old. 1969. >> anthony: uh-huh. >> daniel: i started as an apprentice in lyon. >> anthony: he started as so many french cooks of his time did -- at the very bottom. as a 14-year-old apprentice in the restaurant nandron. what was your first job in the kitch

become alp that fruition. can you update us on u.s. property claims? >> sure. ofcan get you that list cuban entities on the list if you or any of your colleagues or constituents are aware of other entities you believe should be on the list. send to that onto us. >> we will. regarding property claims, one of our she fishes in terms of dealing with the cuban government. there are a lot of people, many of whom are living in the united states who had property expropriated from the cuban government. we have laws under the liver taught asked to punish those caught trafficking in such properties. certainly, it is a major issue that we want to see resolved with the cuban government. >> this goes back to foreign policy. we should have never gone down this road. to open up travel and go in there like everything is ok without having these things negotiated was a big mistake and a failure in foreign policy. i have people from florida and all over the united states that had businesses down there. cruise ships were going in there and there are family ports. these families go

in the winter season and in the alps in the winter season and in the summershe in the alps in the winterackets of medicine every month and we export 45 million, we export more, so export 45 million, we export more, so they need us as well. drug companies have said they will keep more stocks for the time around brexit so there is disruption to trade we will have more stocks. we we re trade we will have more stocks. we were discussing this before we came on air. it is in nobody's interest was not to have medicines on either side, so we don't want scare stories, we want the medicines to be available. it is a technicality of getting the trading rules right which is difficult. there is so much that we could discuss. thank you for chatting to us and we appreciate you coming in to talk to us. more later but first the news, travel and weather where you are this morning. good spell of windy weather spell of windy weather starting tonight into tomorrow with the remnants of x harry kane lane. you can see it here just to the west of iberia. it's moving northward. that will spread its way in as we go

and the whole march slowly east which is just that a slow march so going to some big showers in the alps twenty mark for the british isles a good part of northern france still thirty one in madrid so that's a cool down significantly in fact the change in that weather from west to east is typical it goes africa still thirty five in tunis but twenty four in potential showery weather in robot. gang life this is our foundation. i tried to do something different when i met daisy it was the best day of my life. i wish that day could have gone on forever. but my past caught up with me. and made us all pay the price d.v.m. back on al-jazeera. you know with al jazeera times reza take a look at the top stories south korean officials say the north sea the king jong il is open to declaring the korean war fighting ended sixty five years ago with an armistice agreement at a meeting in pyongyang on wednesday kim said he wanted to make the official declaration to build trust with the south. a powerful earthquake has hit parts of the northern japanese island of hokkaido the six point seven magnitude quak

across the alps, perhaps heading to germany, and there are fewer showers of cost eastern parts of europerope. injapan is been a year of extreme weather. and typhoonjebi was the latest to bring destruction across japan. at least it was a fast mover but a very powerful store for a while. it's gone now and while there are no typhoons in the forecast for the next few days, there are still some rain to come. we got some very warm and muggy air coming up from the south, hitting japan was about the same time, this cooler, drier air coming down across china. the showers are in the muggy airand the two china. the showers are in the muggy air and the two are set to meet in stick around for a while right the way across japan. all the way down into some southern parts of china. osaka was badly affected by the typhoon and we've got probably four days of torrential downpour is here. some heavy rain arriving in hong kong. seoul south korea is on the drier side. the threat of landslides around cook's bay. higher pressure will build in across australia after this rain moves through. that could bring some