this is live from the business as usual for germany's outgoing chance about a day after announcing a phased withdrawal from politics and. african leaders including egypt's abdel fattah el-sisi at the g. twenty compact with africa summit also on the program. the man accused of being germany's worst post-war serial killer admits a hundred people prosecutors claim the former nurse murdered patients out of boredom and vomiting. and deadly storms strike it's of a fierce wind at least ten in various swamps with high water. welcome to the program german chancellor angela merkel has returned to business as usual following monday's announcement that she will retire from politics in twenty twenty one today she's hosting african heads of state at a summit in berlin the chancellor has pledged a billion euros for a new fund that ems to tackle under development on the continent mass migration from africa has been one of the topics that has dogged her chancellorship as a controversial decision in twenty fifteen to allow in more than a million refugees. on the sidelines of the summit chancellor merk

it's also business as usual for mohamed bin solomon is that he has to as i pointed out this is a future. investment initiative he needs to try to deflect as much as i mean this is sort of a master class and deflection of address the question do you think and now look at how great the region didn't look at how great the country is doing and everyone applauds for him. absolutely what would have been really good had he come up with a regional plan we for this conference to succeed it needs some big ideas big regional ideas starting by the conciliation of certain issues offering developmental opportunities and i hope this is what they will be discussing in details later on south america for now thank you very much we're just looking at pictures from the future investment initiative in riyadh the conference where we have seen and heard for the first time the crown prince of saudi arabia mohammed been some address the issue of the saudi journalist jamal khashoggi he talked about it and just to reiterate again for those of you just joining us he talked about it being painful and unjustified an

angela merkel will not seek reelection it's sinking in around the world can ever return to business as usual a day after announcing her phased withdrawal from politics is hosting african leaders including egypt. at the g. twenty african summit unable to avoid those questions about her stunning decision also coming up wrestling has always been seen as a middens sport in iraq for the past two years a women's team has been gaining acceptance and success on the map. goff it's good to have you with us it has been twenty four hours since german chancellor angela merkel announced her gradual withdrawal from the halls of political power but as potential successors jostle for position merkel has been keen to show that for her it will be business as usual at least for the near future on the sidelines of a summit with african leaders merkel told reporters her decision will not affect german foreign policy. i think the seating position in international negotiations will not be changed or affected in any way you can only say that i don't know fully focus on my job to stay ahead of government and as far a

withdrawal from frontline politics in the meantime she said the business of government would continue as usual. i think the negotiating position in international negotiations will not be changed or affected in any way you can only say that i will now fully focus on my job to stay ahead of government and as far as the list of possible candidates for the chairmanship of the c.d.u. party is going to and as i said yesterday it is an open process and as the previous chairwoman in my political life learned that question of succession are questions that you shouldn't intervene in because it's never worked and that is something i

well this time i mean the focus is he a bit get a sense that it's been business as usual for this consultation that the focus is on the battle meetings and all the ministers are meeting but also of course and chance america and prime minister netanyahu are meeting it and also this afternoon there's a sense they want to talk maybe also about issues like economy technology innovation something that there's a lot of talk about in israel but of course the main sticking points remain it's interesting to see what they will have to say in a press conference a conference of this follow that one of the main sticking points being the posts in this really conflict. for example settlements as you mentioned but also the iran

that sound bite from her whether she can continue with business as usual after these massive announcement yesterday that she'll be stepping down as the head of her party and that she will no longer a pursue her position as chancellor after twenty twenty one after her current term is up how much has this diminished her standing internationally in her relations with other countries that in her position as chancellor of germany. i think there are there are two differing sides differing viewpoints on this and what these announcements whether they've been beneficial to the current government coalition and her position as chancellor or whether they're detrimental and of course only time will tell we'll have to wait till december because that's when the c.d.u. will choose the success of america as party chairperson and the c.d.u. is very much in a position where they have to choose which direction the party will take will it sort of choose a successor who's very much like anglo-american all and follow in that down that pos all will they go for somebody who brings back the conservative values to

to respond this way i think they are sending as a clear signal that we cannot proceed to business as usual the things cannot continue the work that we have done though it has often been very good it has not been seen for what it is. and i think there are reasons. they're not just about communication it's not just a problem of communicating what we're doing here though it's also a problem of the way we work our culture of work it would be just as much joke in history if after six months. we would have to start with our work just because we weren't able to work so that people like what we're doing and so we need to focus on making them accept the work that we do if we look at some of the developments of recent weeks and months. and i have had my own critiques of the work that we have done and i have already expressed my dissatisfaction with that i have always wanted to see and always hoped to ensure that the positions i. take on i will be able to carry with dignity and leave them with dignity one day but at the same time i know that in a political order you can't always plan all these things

angela merkel will not run for reelection seeking in the world can miracle ever return to business as usual a day after announcing her phased withdrawal from politics is hosting african leaders including egypt. and the g. twenty africa summit merkel unable to avoid questions about her stunning decision also coming up he murdered because he was bored and that's how prosecutors describe the man accused of being germany's worst post for more serial killer he's admitted to killing a hundred people. off it's good to have you with us the leaders from around the world are beginning to realize what her decision means it has been twenty four hours since german chancellor angela merkel announced her gradual withdrawal from power today she hosted african leaders in a fund raising drive aimed to reduce migration to europe and ironically this is the issue that more than any other has hastened the chancellor's political. just a day after announcing she's to leave the political stage within three years angela merkel was back showing that for now she's still at the heart of things germany is hosting africa

this is the governor's life for business as usual for germany's outgoing chancellor a day after announcing her phased withdrawal from politics i'm going to machall host the g twenty compact with africa summit and she meets the heads of eleven african nations including egypt's abdel fattah el-sisi as she tries to drum up investment for the culture and also the program germany's first post more serial killer admits killing one hundred people prosecutors claim the former nurse murdered patients forty one fantasy. deadly storms strike a fierce winds and rain killed at least ten tennessee swamped with record high water levels. i'm so go welcome to the program german chancellor angela merkel is hosting the compact with africa summit here in berlin and it raising private investment on the continent she's meeting with twelve heads of states including the egyptian president abdullah fattah el-sisi germany and egypt have been discussing how to tackle terrorism and illegal migration the president sisi has praised chancellor merkel's refugee from his. chance for mac address the press following her mee

it's just business as usual. tickets are being sold and so on.onnie: united technologies was and jeto aircraft parts engines. where is that growth coming from? >> i don't cover you tx. i would just say that you are seeing very strong aircraft demand from the aircraft leasing companies and the airlines. especially the asia-pacific airlines. european airlines. americans basically done. united. you're seeing pretty good strength in the boeing order books. try has that stock rated and outperformed for the demand that we see over the next five years. vonnie: our thanks to helene becker. from new york and london, this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: from new york, i'm vonnie quinn. guy: i'm guy johnson. this is the european close on bloomberg markets. the european commission has rejected the italian government's budget giving him three weeks to make a new plan to lower spending. saidtalian prime minister there is no plan b. available to the commissions. i'm looking to sit around the table to talk with them and to explain details. of course they're going to hav

way into her hands with proper procedure listening to the plea for privacy this is not politics as usual. doctor ford's allegation is not the only uncorroborated allegation that has been paraded around. all the mud and muck open entirely on brett kavanaugh and his family. and then came or corroborated allegations more outlandish. and with that red carpet rolled out to cues him of a high school drug serial sexual assault rape. hosting one wild party after another and then there was zero witnesses. zero. let plenty of people to refuse the claims. but should be read into the record of the judiciary committee. and who deserved i mentioned in the remarks last thursday. every democratic member has this outlandish tail the informal letter to call on judge kavanaugh for consideration. but this is how desperate some became with the qualified nominee. from upholding any standards of any kind. anonymous unattributed and now the debunked account this time anonymous accusations alleging physical abuse 20 years ago. and with that anonymous smear. judge kavanaugh was supposedly responsible for sexual a

for the trumpet ministration it comes to arms deals with saudi it's business as usual and yet use the word consequences that donald trump his state his his stopgap position seems to be very severe consequences but you can't do can you very severe consequences and do multibillion dollar deals those two things do not click together. well and i think that's absolutely right and you've seen multiple presidencies over a very long time over these sixty seventy years where we've known about issues in saudi arabia and other nation states where we where we do dealings that things aren't quite kosher or things that go against our values or as americans or go against the interests of americans and certainly you know some of this comes back to conversation about potential ties after nine eleven and still we have questions about what those relationships were between saudi arabia in the united states what actions were taken and again this does come back down to a domestic politics in the united states to a large degree. when's enough enough how bad do the human rights atrocities have to get how how

if you want to call it and join the conversation, lines as usual. as folks are calling in, who pays for these active-duty and reserve troops on the border? >> guest: because secretary mattis authorize the initial national guardau troops, they ae under the governors authority but they will be reimbursed with federal funds come with active-duty it's just federal taxpayer dollars. >> host: do you have a sense of how much this diploma and agrees on is costing? >> guest: we don't. westerly for that number. >> host: entrants of the dublin that is happened i just troops to the board in the past, take us do not just this administration of past administrations as well when this has happened. >> guest: so it happened during president obama term, during president bush's term. when this seems to be a quote-unquote crisis of the border where there's an influx of immigrants or undocumented kids, u.s. military facilities and personnel have been used to help the customs and border agents deal with that influx. for example, between 2016-2017 there were thousands of u

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can merkel return to business as usual? a day after announcing her phased withdrawal from politics, angela merkel hosts african leaders, at a g-200 afrfrica summit. merkel unable to avoid questions about her stunning decision. also coming up, mass extinction caused by human beings, a shocking report says we have killed off 60% of earth's major animals just since 1970. and faced with the prospect of unemployment, spanish coal miners come up with a horrifying response. i'm brent goff. tonight, leaders from around the world are beginning to realize what her decision means. it has been 24 hours since german chancellor angela merkel announced her gradual withdrawal from power. today she hosted african leaders in a fund-raising drive to reduce migration to europe. ironically, this is the issue that, more than any other, has hastened the chancellor's political demise. just a day after announcing she's to leave the political stage within three years, angela merkel was back, sharingng that for now she's still at the heart of things.

. >> i don't think we should continue as business as usual until we know what's happened here. consulate and never came out. i don't think any government official should be going and pretending as it's business as usual. >> help us understand what's at stake. how things might change? >> there is a very important relationship that we have with saudi arabia. there's a military relationship. there's a huge energy relationship. there's all kinds of business relationships that are taking place. at the same time, i think senator rubio is right. it can't be business as usual. we have to send them a very strong statement. they have to be accountable for what they have done. at the very least the secretary of the treasury should not go. american business leaders should not go to that investment conference. if it seems like the saudis are digging their heels and saying not just denying but saying they're going to reciprocate with economic measures against the united states, i think we have to re-evaluate our relationship. >> there's a lot of people who say we have turned a blind eye of hu

procedure, shoving aside the accusers plea for privacy, this, madam president is notus politics as usual. because let's not forget dr. ford's allegation is not the only uncorroborated allegation that has been breathlessly, breathlessly paraded around. oh, no. short after dr. ford's confidential letter made its way into the breast, the floodgates abide and mark open entirely on brett kavanaugh and his family. out of the woodwork came one uncorroborated allegation after another, each seemingly more outlandish than the last. at catholic lawyer organize a red carpet vote for somebody wanted to choose judge kavanaugh of mashed mine some kind of high school drug and serial sexual assault ring. posting one wildcard after another filled with sexual violence for which there conveniently happened to be zero witnesses.s. zero witnesses. but plenty of people to refute the claims. this didn't stay in the tabloids by the way, this fantastic story was effectively read into the record of the judiciary committee by the ranking member who decided it deserved a mention in her remarks during last thursday's

seize on this admission and say, that's all right, we know what happened now, let's get back to as usualesident putin would like to say something like that and i would not even put it beyond president erdogan of turkey to come to an agreement to say the evidence we thought we had does not stand up to investigation. i would expect that from people like that. but europeans cannot accept this. after a ll but europeans cannot accept this. after all the protests in this country we have made because of the salisbury poisoning, the expulsion of large numbers of russian diplomats from the west, the british government will not be able to look into the eye of the nation and say, well, we will talk to the saudis personally, diplomatically, because thatis personally, diplomatically, because that is how we think we will achieve more. this will not be acceptable. thank you very much forjoining us this morning. let me bring you some more reaction to the saudi explanation for the death of jamal khashoggi. this is coming from the hague. the dutch prime minister has said that further investigations are ne

so it's business as usual with a marksman and likely for the christian democrats as well few here believe that the c.s.u. will ever lose power. various ceo's here now and forever despite the polls. both despite the polls. perhaps it just doesn't matter who rolls among them to these kings of marksmen. the way that you would. we are fighting for the case to be taken seriously in the world of war here's what's coming up. on the talk on. the superheroes on a mission such as. smart women smart talks smart strange and legit this is by no means missed out on our increasingly dangerous time that. makes . it so. much that you read. your silly thank you so much more than anything in. my god i thought i thought. oh my god oh my gosh.

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with what president trump just said about a —— ride and trade, this is just business as usual. just said trump says about this, on monday he says let a, says about this, on monday he says leta, on says about this, on monday he says let a, on tuesday he says b. is that there will be severe punishment, then he says it could be a rogue operation, now he says he believes what the saudis are saying. we don't know what is moving donald trump, it is being moved by the business decisions, by the military hardware they are buying, these 100 and $10 million contracts... we are up against the clock, i am going to have due in to rock you. thank you for your time have due in to rock you. thank you foryourtime —— have due in to rock you. thank you for your time —— $110 million. the founder of wikilea ks, julian assange, is launching legal action against ecuador, the country in whose london embassy he's been living for the past six years. he's accusing the ecuadorian government of violating his fundamental rights and freedoms, after conditions were imposed on his communications with the outside world.

and opec nations are as usual ripping off the rest of the world we defended many of these nations for nothing. and then they take advantage of us by giving us high oil prices not good but some have said that this is trump's way of securing his party's control in congress rather than out of genuine concern over gas prices now his intentions have not been yet made clear but i wouldn't hold my breath or trouble for furring to the us big the largest supplier to saudi arabia with over sixty percent of all saudi weaponry from america washington also has sanctions in place against riyadh's regional rivals like iran the us leaders words also seem to be a part of his last thing the twitter campaign to opec including saudi arabia to lower oil prices by increasing production he made his frustrations public to leaders at the un general assembly last week. opec. and opec nations are as usual ripping off the rest of the world we defended many of these nations for nothing. and then they take advantage of us by giving us high oil prices not good. ok with us now i'm understanding why an international

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angela merkel will not run for reelection is sinking in around the world can never return to business as usual a day after announcing her phased withdrawal from politics on the american pows african leaders including egypt's. sisi at a g. twenty africa summit medical unable to avoid questions about her stunning decision also coming up mass extinction caused by human beings a shocking report says that we have killed sixty percent of earth's major animals just since one thousand nine hundred seventy and faced with the prospect of unemployment spanish coal miners come up with a horrifying response yes. it's good to have you with us tonight leaders from around the world are beginning to realize what her decision means it has been twenty four hours since german chancellor angela merkel and gradual withdrawal from power today she hosted african leaders in a fund raising drive to reduce migration to europe ironically this is the issue that more than any other as he said and the chancellor's political demise. just a day after announcing she's to leave the political stage within three years angle ameri

those we re and as usual, that is divided. were saying that again, these are just rumours and blank allegations, no hard evidence. but more and more people astray in the question because it has been surprising two weeks, more and more people, the evidence that is presented by the western intelligence and by journalists is quite sufficient. there's not much that we know at the moment that we know about alexander mishkin, but the only thing we have are his passport photos information from the internal data base, are his passport photos information from the internal database, russian database. so we can already see his pictures, was his identity was alexander petrov by the police. he promised to publish the detailed report. thank you very much indeed. more coverage of that to the website, or you can find the original claims on the website. welcome to outside source live from milan. we are on a road trip from italy to austria and finally ending up in germany at the end of the week. today we are looking at the issue of populism. bu

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. >> when you say it's not teem for business as usual -- time for business as usual, i assume that you're suggesting mnuchin should not go to the economic conference in riyadh? >> i don't think he should go. i don't think any government official should be pretending it's business as usual until we know exactly what's happened here. kennedy: if mnuchin did decide to pull out of the summit, he wouldn't be alone. several high profile ceos have already bailed. here to explain how much money is on the line, gerri willis. she's here, and she's awesome. so this meeting is called davos in the desert by some, and it's very important to the saudis. >> oh, absolutely important to the saudis, because as you were mentioning before, they're trying to modernize their economy. the prince is desperate to keep younger people in the country, and what he wants to do is bolster that economy. he actually wanted to privatize the state oil company and sell shares in it. that never went over. but he does want to introduce social changes. he did in that with allowing women to drive. kennedy: wow, how big of him. t

news live from berlin germany's outgoing chancellor gets on with business as usual a day after announcing her plan to exit from politics uncle michael hosts the g twenty compact with africa summit she's meeting egypt's president as she aims to drum investment for the continent. i'm sumi so misconducts good to have you with us german chancellor angela merkel is hosting the compact with africa summit here in berlin aimed at raising private investment on the continent she's meeting with twelve heads of state including egyptian president of the fattah el-sisi the two countries are currently holding bilateral talks on the sidelines i aimed at tackling terrorism illegal immigration and other regional issues now cairo is keen to boost cooperation with germany which spearheaded the summit last year says he will be in the capital on toll thursday. we have more on the story now with our correspondents for him and nina hasa good to have you both with us here in studio three a let's start with you because you've been following elsie's visit here in germany what is the main aim of this meeting well it

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angela merkel will not run for reelection seeking in the world can miracle ever return to business as usual a day after announcing her phased withdrawal from politics as hosting african leaders including egypt. and the g twenty africa summit unable to avoid questions about her stunning decision also coming up he murdered because he was bored and that's how prosecutors describe the man accused.

have done and respond this way, they are sending us a clear signal that we cannot continue business as usual. the work we have done, though it has often been very good has not been seen for what it is. i think there are reasons for this. they are not just about communications. it is not a problem of communicating what we are doing, it is also a problem of culture of work. it would be a joke in history if after six months we would have to stop our work just because we were not able to work so that people like what we are doing. we need to focus on making them except the work we do. if we look at some of the developments of recent weeks and months, and i have had my own critiques of the work we have done, and i have art expressed my dissatisfaction with it, i have always wanted to see and hoped to ensure that the positions i take, i will be able to carry with it the. -- dignity. i know in political order, you cannot always land these things. -- plan these things. you have to weigh up freedom and responsibility and coordinate closely with your party and the coalition party in government because

this not ought to be a time of business as usual. and it not be a time of business as usual for republicans in washington either. they ought to be speaking out about what this president has done in reaction to the events of the last week. its very significant that there were no republican leaders who wanted to come with this toxic president on air force one at a moment what should have been a time of national healing because those leaders understand although they were complicit in enabling donald trump to do this and to insight with his message, they were not there today and they need to be speaking out against what donald trump has been saying throughout this campaign. >> carl bernstein, david bergen, we want to broaden discussion of words and deeds and climate of violence. later the president claims he can get around a constitutional amendment with a stroke of the pen. he can't. we know. that we'll talk about why he is making such a dubious case right now a week before the election. yaaaayyy!!! aww. yaaaayyy!!! aww. yaaaayyy!!! aww

and is he going to be under oath as per usual standard practice and will it be recorded as per usualtandard practice? and why aren't you there? i heard you might not be in the room. >> well, right now the deal that's being negotiated right now will exclude a number of us that have been there. here's the problem i have with that. one, that's not what our leadership committed to. but the bigger problem is why should rod rosenstein get a different standard than everybody else. he wants to go into a classified setting, a secret room so nobody can here his testimony on a transcribed interview. i think that we need to continue to make sure he comes. i think we ought to compel him to come. if he won't come voluntarily, the way every other witness has, the time for a subpoena is now. >> i couldn't agree more. >> sean: we need to release the faii fisa, declassify those. i hope they're coming. the president said they will be. do we all agree on that? >> i agree. >> i agree, yeah. >> sean: all right. thank you all. we're going to be watching that closely next week. all right. when we come back,

plan shows they can achieve 100% five years ahead of schedule at a cost billions below business as usual. it is going to be a mix of solar, wind, but we are staying open. we do not know what better technology can emerge to accelerate the timeline. host: on the east coast, a gallon of gas is on average anywhere between two dollars and -- how much is it in hawaii? caller: it is right around the four dollar mark. i am not totally familiar with what the gas price is driving a biodiesel vehicle and electric vehicles that are not tied to the cost. host: are you seeing more of the vehicles that you are driving across the state? caller: we are. we are second in the nation for per capita a lecture vehicle ownership. and a mix of other vehicles as well. biodiesel for one that are manufactured locally. increasingly growing to produce the fuel. things such as mac and emea nuts -- macadamia nuts. host: because of where hawaii is positioned, is it unique in terms of what you can do with wind energy or can other states learn from the island state? caller: we think we are the perfect testbed. we have th

but as the headlines show, it's not business as usual at all. llion deal is going ahead, it's just the timing. the optics are completely off on this particular occasion, and the ceo of totality has well -- totality -- total as well signed an agreement with the saudis for the asian companies represented. but what is clear is that the european and american presidents, much less than it was last year. you can feel that. our colleagues have an telling us, in the halls and corridors. >> china's greater bay area received a huge infrastructure boost on tuesday. the world's longest sea bridge is set to connect the former european bastions of hong kong and macau to juhai on the mainland, and it should solidify xi jingping's vision of a high-tech megalopolis. what does this bridge mean for hong kong and china? >> the bridge is going to connect hong kong much closer to china. in a literal sense. the trip used to be 3.5 hours, now it will be 30 minutes. four china, it is very significant. china, it is very significant. it's xi jingping's vision of building t

as usual?ecause we all know that everybody has skin in this game not the least of which the turks. we can sit here and talk all day about the things that erdogan. reporters without borders stems 43 journalists locked up right now for reasons that just have to do with them doing their jobs there are no saints in this mix a colleague of mine and i are writing a piece. this is another one of the pet projects of this crown prince mohammed bin salman. we can see before our eyes this guy's judgment is not very good. he acts out of arrogance. is he impulsive. he doesn't have much regard for human life. it's time for the united states to step in and stop providing unconditional weaponry and intelligence support and logistics support for this operation. we have got to have a veto over targeting. ratchet down munitions supplies for that war. i'm not suggesting cuts off all arms sales the munitions being used in yemen need to be ratcheted back and we need a dual key arrangement. we can't trust this mohamm

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as usual and all calls the bookmaker beforehand. it's a fix first session of ten overs. i don't know. the score will be below the market prediction for the fixed tenth of a session and he adds a second part of the fix. a lot of thought of going on. the last of the ten. will be a maid with no running school. and i was predictions are accurate. said the exactly as he suggests this is a clue somebody else sitting in for lunch the cannot reject. the next test match is in abu dhabi. cools to get the details. but. it's a fix for a ten over session. they will score below the market prediction and no more than two rounds will be scored in the last over of the session. such changes in the pace of the game all subtle and for spectators unnoticeable during a much lost in five days. ninety i was in and so apply a manipulating won all to i was here all that. and. protecting his work and not actually scoring runs thank probably would even think his match fixing. now calls the bookmaker again for a second fix during the same test match. now just before the start of the innings. you're

will act rather or will it be business as usual with president obama was a great example of this he would be rhetorical very tough with the saudis once things have blown over he basically of the saudis whatever they wanted without just without power and just continue once this all does don't really blow over don't trump they're saying in that interview with usa today there that he would be prepared to take congressional direction on any action against the saudis once the truth if it ever does comes up and we're all expecting a briefing from might from payload can we do we think it's going to be new on this from. we don't show exactly what it's about but certainly if given the opportunity certainly going to be asked about about the cost of the affair we keep on being told that the truth or least the u.s. is understanding of the truth will be revealed at least to the administration itself in the coming days on monday saying there was too little fact finding stage do you know how small the director of the cia is in turkey looking at information we understand we don't have much details as you

and is he going to be under oath as per usual standard practice and will it be recorded as per usuald practice? and why aren't you there? i heard you might not be in the room. >> well, right now the deal that's being negotiated right now will exclude a number of us that have been there. here's the problem i have with that. one, that's not what our leadership committed to. but the bigger problem is why should rod rosenstein get a different standard than everybody else. he wants to go into a classified setting, a secret room so nobody can here his testimony on a transcribed interview. i think that we need to continue to make sure he comes. i think we ought to compel him to come. if he won't come voluntarily, the way every other witness has, the time for a subpoena is now. >> i couldn't agree more. >> sean: we need to release the faii fisa, declassify those. i hope they're coming. the president said they will be. do we all agree on that? >> i agree. >> i agree, yeah. >> sean: all right. thank you all. we're going to be watching that closely next week. all right. when we come back, democ

this is deja vu news live from berlin germany's outgoing chancellor gets on with business as usual a day after announcing her plan to exit from politics uncle michael hosts the g twenty compact with africa summit she's meeting egypt's president as she aims to drum investment for the continent.

knows his job is on the line after the club's fourth match without a win yet the team is business as usual at october fest but is that reason to toast and we'll head to the home of rb life to face promoted side nuremberg for the first time ever wait and see if the visitors punched above their weight. but before we get to that our first match saw frankfurt travel to hoffenheim you could call this one a tie breaker the two teams came in with identical records down to the goal difference but different back stories frankfurt flying high off recent success while the hof in high i'm in a bit of distress but they've never lost consecutive home games under coach yulia noddles money with frankfurt make some history let's find out. both union knuckles man and i.v. hooks are a titan following european action in midweek after a slow start the game suddenly came to life around the hof our model hoffenheim went placed a scoring twice that lead out of getting caught and then karen demin by with a knife by then with well. frank but with more clinical look at yo bitch put and say read it through on goal an