let's get more now we're joined here in the studio by john barack and john a very emotional summers armani as we mentioned we heard from 4 of the survivors of this nazi death. what has touched you most about the ceremony and i thought what was very appropriate and beautiful in the ceremony is the fact that the survivors were the focus there were other speeches mentioned. notably of course by the polish president buddha and. also by run of the lord of the world jewish council but the the main speech is with those of survivors and i think it was very for me which was a particularly moving is that they were not strident the speeches they were not full of hate and resentment they were not. political speeches in the sense of nationally orientated speeches they were not for example. speeches of propaganda speeches the state of israel or whatever they they were an appeal to fundamental human values and tied very much to the personal experiences of the people who were who were making the actions and there were really some very profound and very urgent messages in fact which were conveyed here in 5

runner up for the past 2 years sally armani is the bridesmaid no more he's finally got his hands on one of african football's most coveted prizes on the. 29000 was a stellar year for man a for his club and his country in his 61 appearances he racked up 34 goals and 12 assists his performances helped club side liverpool win the champions league title and they fired his nation senegal to 2nd place at the africa cup of nations. but the glitzy awards ceremony in egypt man a sort of competition from last year's winner most sila his liverpool team mates and manchester city's riyad marez whose argyria side beat senegal in the cup of nations final. if the others had won this award they'd have deserved it of course i just want to congratulate them because they're very good players they've had a great season especially marez winning the africa cup of nations which is really a dream for me i hope to win this trophy myself one day. at least with this award money can see it one achievement off his to do list he's the 2nd man from senegal to win the prize following his idol the former liverpool playe

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coffee along with hardwood trees to provide shade for the crops to thrive project managers see an armani show there's a plantation with 250000 young coffee plants and hardwood saplings. if . there were almost no trees left here at all the whole place was totally exposed to the sun and now with the coffee in the trees we have 2 layers of shade the foam . goring goes a coffee is already a success story more than $400.00 farmers are now growing the new crop that's nearly half the families in the region the park administration buys up the harvest at a guaranteed price those who are looking for an additional income can help with the processing of the beans. seeing that it is possible to produce coffee on mt. the community has a price the idea that producing coffee replanting trees taking care of the forest and helping the environment. have done. since the start of the project farmers have planted more than $140.00 hector's of coffee and $50000.00 hardwood trees all the trees are native to mozambique the plan is to add another $150.00 hectors next year if deforestation can be halted or reverse

ongoing reconciliation between israel and germany for what happens only 5 years ago after monday's armani israel's president returned to berlin with the german president what's on their agenda today well today the israeli president is going to visit a school in germany and he's going to talk and the panel discussion with with high school students at the jewish high school at that emphasize also what i was saying the emphasis is very much on on the young people it's young people who have to have to take the the the the initiative ready to come to combat and to semitism in society and to morrow israeli president will address the german bundestag the parliament of in the plenary session and he will do so which is particularly poignant i think would have horrified nazis he will address the german parliament in hebrew ok john thanks so much i will have more on that that of course tomorrow john burke following this for us there thanks very much and d.-w. is spoken at length with auschwitz survivors and some people who risked their lives to help victims of the nazis you can find these videos tha

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coordinated response also you've seen statements from the russians and the chinese working together the armanis and indians as well. at this point it's the rest of the world stepping in for that coordinated response rather than the americans, as we've come to expect. >> just quickly, your take on the iraqi parliament decision, nonbinding decision yesterday, for u.s. troops to be withdrawn from the country what does that mean for american policy and how is that going to affect the overall relationship, obviously, in the u.s., in the middle east, between the u.s. and its key ally on this terror? >> president trump is very clear how he felt on that. saying he would issue sanctions. that's quite a strong response as it is a nonbinding resolution. i expect this to take months to materialize. the legislation in and of itself but also it's not clear their caretaker government can actually pass this so, yeah, watch this space. >> certainly a lot to think about. thank you very much for bringing in your perspective. the head of middle east and north africa at verisk maplecroft we've also been getting som

jerome hudson argues the mainstream media Ãbformer wall street trader turned photojournalist chris armani about the plight of those living on the margins of society in america. check your program guide and visit booktv.org for more information. on our author interview program "after words" university of maryland baltimore county president freeman Ãoffered his thoughts on building a successful university. he spoke with robin hood ceo wes moore. here's a portion of their conversation. >> the role of the liberal education is to reduce students who learn how to present their arguments and base their arguments on evidence. the importance of evidence. number two, to be willing to listen to other points of view, not to win the argument but to listen to other points of view and look carefully at the evidence base to support another point of view. and most important, to learn how to find the common ground. how we figure out what it is we all can agree to that is for the public good, for the common good somehow. for us at umb see we are through our work in humanities to the sciences, looking at way

guinea and senegal's reigning african player of the year saudi armani all of whom could be playing in cameroon events was originally due to take place in june and july but african government is going back to china february which is for us a catastrophe in that moment losing 3 players the other thing it does and that's true it doesn't help african players go we will not sell sorry oh more or not be now because they have a tournament in fed and general february of course not but if you have to make a decision about bringing in a player it's a massive form because you don't have a but you will be policies already you haven't for 4 weeks runabout you don't have it so that's normal process so as a club we have to think about things like that it doesn't help the players push one of our ports i paid the price for someone for penalty taking in portugal's top division on friday down one nil against braga they were awarded a spot kick just before half time. alex tallish star denied by braga keeper months years. they didn't another penalty after the break porto switching of the shooters for this

of mohammed salary and starting armani in contention alongside manchester city's rich morris and real madrid in valencia or in saudi arabia to take part in the new look spanish super cup for the 1st time for teams are involved with barcelona and athletic are madrid also playing the events was held a broad last season as well when barcelona beat sylvia in morocco. or christian are now those hits another career landmarks growing his 1st hat trick in its least top division when elbow scored 3 goals for us this in their all new home win of a county the 34 year old has now scored in his past 5 league games. he's the 1st person to try and strike alexis sanchez to score how tricky in the english premier league spanish league and syria with 56 over. that effort are not enough to put you vince's at the top of the sable in some on returning to 1st place after a 31 win over napoli belgium forward romelu lukaku scoring twice insane for their 1st serial title since 2006. now former serious star daniel to russy has announced his retirement from football the 36 year old who won the world cup with it

barbara thank you so much some a go forward sadie armani has been named african footballer of the year the 27 year old received the honor at the caf awards in egypt he beat out algeria bar as an liverpool teammate mohamed salah to claim the prize mana had a huge 2900 he won the european champions league and the club world cup with liverpool scored 34 goals and 12 misses and 61 appearances. people. so. on really come very very far. but it's more. i'm sure there would you need to be. manchester city are about to take a huge step towards the final of the english league cup they are minutes away from beating manchester united away in the 1st leg of the semi finals city are winning $31.00 there also in contention to win the f.a. cup and champions league but their way off the pace in the premier league trailing leaders liverpool by 14 points brazil international neymar admits 2019 had been a struggle for him but the 27 year old says he's ready to put it all behind him following a triumphant debut season with p.s.g. neymar 2nd season has been riddled with injuries and marred by controversies

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