leave askins architecture on the other hand has a lot to say.with their skewed and irregular geometry his building seem to suggest that nothing is certain not even historical buildings. whether for museums or high rises his designs are trailblazing. but it was a while before his career took off brilliance jewish museum was the 1st of leaders can still sign to be implemented some 20 years ago. by sort of the new idea cutting it with a void with the abyss of history with with show all with with a holocaust and create something that is memorable. towards the past but also looking forward to a future brew with hope and with new light. it's a thoroughly symbolic construction marked by empty spaces meant to represent absence the millions of murdered european jews. up place of remembrance it's 1st and foremost a flexible space for the exhibition of 1700 years of german jewish history. leave askins work in dresden is also about history in this case military history has driven a huge wedge into the city's old military museum. here he's created new perspe

gave a statement there to the press and immediately was joined by israel's foreign minister gobby askin ozzy. he was then taken to the city of paris, take about 20 minutes drive from israel to visit a house that was directly hit by rocket. and later today, hopefully, he's hoping to continue also to the palestinian territory to meet there also with palestinian officials. now mr. mark has voice to support for israel, which he has done since the hostilities erupted, unequivocally did he call, and he also called for a sci fi, or we have to add, did he mention the palestinians at all, address the toll of human suffering in gaza while you're definitely not the only person asking this question. he was confronted exactly with this question at the airport when he was where he was given a statement. and instead of referring in detail to the death toll in gaza, he again repeated his statement, saying that israel has the right to defend itself and just added that. all actions are included within that right of so called self defense. so he said, as you can, we could hear before he said that germany'

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leave askin says it could take another decade til the din is once again home to own its rightful residence. that's all for now from tomorrow today. we look forward to seeing you next week for another fascinating edition of a signed show until then good bye. i'm going to. call on the road with our super hero. my mission is clear blue kushti good and to me culturally should explore germany. they don't even to imagine everything else there's a lot going on in. germany charging tested again. coming up on w. m visionary and a pragmatist 2000 eternium on. the phone my director to give the institute. a restless traveler in the name of the intercultural dialogue. we look back at his eventual career as a cultural ambassador. marks 21. in 30 minutes on t.w. . is a master of the art of confrontation and this is room for a veteran of verbal combat doesn't mean you're going to see ya it's like the undisputed champion of so formidable talk trying to frighten people you know so far everybody understands if you enter the conflict zone and join to sebastian as he holds the powerful to account this is a big

leave askins work in dresden is also about history in this case military history he's driven a huge wedgeinto the city's old military museum. here he's created new perspectives with a glass platform facing the city you see exactly what a 1st bomb fell in mighty 45 on drugs that and their whole form is so similar to the triangle of bombs from which drugs and was completely erased from history all the buildings today in dresden have been rebuilt luckily but i wanted to insert into the military history building the sense that we are also in a new city it's not the same drugs that it's is just one that has been transformed through war. labor scandals from new york city traumatized by the terrorist attacks of september 11th 2001 he planned the construction at ground 0 a combination of the high rise freedom tower commercial buildings and the memorial in place of the destroyed world trade center. buildings shape our lives they shape our health but more importantly they shape our spiritual sense of identity and of belonging to a community and a solidarity with other people daniel leaders can't be

leap askins work in dresden is also about history in this case military history he's driven a huge wedgento the city's old military museum. here he's created new perspectives with a glass platform facing the city you see exactly what a 1st bomb fell in making 45 drugs that and their whole form is so similar to the triangle of bombs from which drugs and was completely erased from history all the buildings today in russia have been rebuilt luckily but i wanted to insert into the military history building this sense that we are also in a new city it's not the same drugs that it's is just one that has been transformed through war. leave us kendis from new york city traumatized by the terrorist attacks of september 11th 2001 he planned the construction at ground 0 a combination of the highrise freedom tower commercial buildings and a memorial in place of the destroyed world trade center. buildings shape our lives they shape our health but more importantly they shaped our spiritual sense of identity and of belonging to a community and a solidarity with other people daniel leaders can't believe

was one of them police also use stun grenades inside a clinic treating in japan askin ians. fied to gas and rubber bullets at protesters police say they responded up to stones bottles and fireworks with thrown at them. out could stay the same it is jerusalem day cruise on the last friday of the fasting month of ramadan the annual event is a protest against israel's rule of jerusalem. they said there is an attempt not only to apply time division at al aqsa mosque but also to divide a looks most physically should not be done we must work to prevent it and the vigilantes are defending the mosque on behalf of the arab nation and the islamic nation. and he wrote friday thousands of his name was ship as it answered the call from the islamic whack the trust they don't break the compound under the authority of jordan to pray in and around. the compound is a constant point of contention in the palestinian israeli conflict but tensions in occupied east jerusalem have increased in recent weeks as palestinians have protested against israeli restrictions on access to parts of the city du

"if we were askin questions at the conference, we would ask them to specify how much disinflation theyee as the impetus from a 5% stronger euro." interesting debate brewing. tom: we've also seen that over the last 18 months, and what i notice is people were originally framing out at 1.30%, and people are getting a lot more sensitive about that. jonathan: deutsche and goldman thing for something in and around $1.25. q4 2021, your median forecast, one hot -- median forecast, $1.21 on euro-dollar year end. lisa: they have talked about talking about tapering sooner than even the federal reserve. the idea that the fed is lagging behind other central banks even though the u.s. is doing better than other regions, what does that do to the currency? does that lead to a stronger euro, or do we not necessarily see them reiterate? jonathan: ubs and devon brown looking at the reaction functions from different central banks and suggesting that means a weaker dollar. that is the view from the team over at ubs has had management right now. equity futures down six on the s&p, down a little more than 0.

that somebody whose reward pathways have been rewired by heroin to constantly make good decisions is askinpect somebody with copd in mount everest or someone to run 100-mile dash, it's very difficult, hard to do. what i started to do, i started to learn about is you couldn't say to somebody no because it's not an easy thing to do. so there's something out there called harm reduction. it takes steps to mitigate the damage that is the drugs in hope of keeping them alive. harm reduction includes needle exchange. they are not sharing needles with somebody else. omthey are not damaging their veins by using needle over and over again. somebody that they are with, they can have the overdose reverse. it'sed safe injection where somebody can go and use under the eyes of somebody who is watching over them. street drug testing to see what's in the drugs that they are buying, a wonderful organization in hartford called the harm reduction coalition and i write them quite in the book and become good friends with them and not just about harm reduction but about compassion and caring for your fellowman. t

askins questions and comments, you cited this emergency response plan, if you could talk about activeoter situations, i know there are not drills but you indicate no policies or procedures for active shooter situation? correct? >> emergency management training plan, yes. very limited information in those plans for active shooter and shelter in place. >> the focal points for large protests as well and in recent years we see protests increased dramatically. is there anything in the response plan that governs protest activity or civil disturbances? >> those are also lacking and we have indications the plan will have that included but we have not seen that. >> based on the recommendations you put forth, what is the timeline to implement those? results look like and what does the office indicate to you? >> they implement our recommendations usually 180 so we sped up the timeframe to move this up to safeguard the capitol so hopefully they can start reacting to these things we recommended and get them done. >> so if you push up the dates do on those because of the lack of controls you have?

believe askins work in dresden is also about history and in this case military history he's driven ahuge wedge into the city's old military museum. here he's created new perspectives with a glass platform facing the city you see exactly where the 1st bomb fell in making 45 on drugs that and the whole form is so similar to the triangle of bombs from which drugs i was completely erased from history all the buildings today in russia have been rebuilt luckily but i wanted to insert into the military history both in the sense that we are also in a new city it's not the same drugs that it's is just one that has been transformed through war. leave us candace from new york city traumatized by the terrorist attacks of september 11th 2001 he planned the construction at ground 0 a combination of the highrise freedom tower commercial buildings and a memorial in place of the destroyed world trade center. buildings shape our lives they shape our health but more importantly they shaped our spiritual sense of identity and of belonging to a community and a solidarity with other people daniel leaders

the past for medical treatment now as a result of the covert mind the and as a result of the current askin mission and military. commission against skulls are egypt decided today to open the office for severe injured palestinians who would be treated in egyptian hospitals as a matter of sympathy with the palestinian people and girls on also egypt is trying to show its displeasure with the israeli rejection of the egyptian proposal for an immediate cease fire. we hope that this current wave over israeli bombardment will will seized very soon to save lives to save civilian infrastructure in gaza but yes egypt is offering it till it's him for the palestinians right now and heimer deaf ank you for joining us from gaza city thank you my pleasure to be with you well we're following other stories this hour in a particularly developments in india the prime minister reassuring people that the government is doing everything it can to stop the spread of coverage 19 arranger modi's administration has faced heavy criticism for being poorly prepared and for allowing large political rallies to take place

still interested in the escalation despite its differences with hamas he says that the latest round of askin nation has put the palestinian issue back on the american agenda and that he expects the u.s. in void the ahmed who has been to tel aviv a couple of days ago to make his way and be meeting with palestinian officials. coming up on this news hour from london from viral moments to rallying cries of the palestine israel conflict is playing out on social media. 2 people are killed when a stand collapses at a crowded synagogue in an israeli settlement. and is sporting heavy crash take that takes the cyclist out of the cheater to talia. jordan's king says his country is involved in intense negotiations to end the escalating violence it's leading a diplomatic campaign with its european and u.s. allies to pressure israel to stop bombing gaza. jordanians have held regular protests against the war what started as a peaceful demonstration of the israeli embassy in amman ended in violent clashes on sunday as security forces dispersed thousands of anti israel demonstrators who gathered in the stree

was the police also use stun grenades inside a clinic treating in japan askin ians. fide tear gas and rubber bullets at protesters police say they responded to stones bottles and fireworks with right at that. i could stay so now it is jerusalem day goes on the last friday of the fasting month of ramadan the annual event is a protest against israel's rule of jerusalem. they saw there was an attempt not only to apply time division at al aqsa mosque but also to divide a looks most physically should not be done we must work to prevent it from the vigilantes are defending the mosque on behalf of the arab nation and the islamic nation. earlier on friday thousands of muslim was schippers it answered the call from the islamic lacked the trust they don't break the compound under the authority of jordan to pray in and around. the compound is a constant point of contention in the palestinian israeli conflict but tensions in occupied east jerusalem have increased in recent weeks as palestinians have protested against israeli restrictions on access to parts of the city during ram

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quite a few people askin: vice versa. quite a few people asking for _ vice versa. government have not - not on the green list. that's right| and the government have not said not on the green list. that's right i and the government have not said it is illegal to go to an amber country. somebody rightly pointed out yesterday that if you say don't go to an amber list country, effectively isn't that just a red list country? it needs some clarification because you have something different coming from every different part of government and people need to know whether or not they can book to those amber countries. a good way to look at it is if a foreign commonwealth office have dropped their advice against all but essential travel which they have done for several greek islands, the canary islands, it means your travel insurance is valid if you travel insurance is valid if you travel to those countries because they are all on the amber list. i was going to ask you about that and people watching this morning will have those insurance questions rattling around in their head

gail, i was askin: they need these implants in.t is the most — to anybody else in the future. that is the most important. gail, thanks. and we will look forward to the judgment as you will. oliver, thank you for your time. it's been described as one of the greatest public health initiatives of the 21st century, but the future of parkrun could be at risk. organisers of the free weekly 5km runs say less than a third of sites have granted approval for the events, which were due to restart in two weeks. let's get more now from our reporter, ricky boleto, whojoins us from crane park in london. the weather is holding up, but i am not sure there are any runs planned just yet. no, i have been doing some running this morning because it is a bit nippy and we have seen lots of runners go past all morning. they are hoping parkrun will resume on the 5th ofjune. we are here at the start line of what would be the parkrun at this location. i will speak to these runners and hopefully mabel the dog will get involved. this is the problem. before covi

you're askin: own standard of living? you're asking somebody _ own standard of living?cal parties, we need another discussion about standards of behaviour in government. i do not like the word sleaze, let's call it what it is, corruption, i do not like a prime minister who lives and i think we should have an honest discussion, most probably on a cross—party basis —— i do not like a prime minister who lies. if your prime minister who lies. if your prime minister who lies. if your prime minister cannot tell the truth between —— cannot tell the difference between truth and lies... we should never allow our standards to slip in that way in the future so i think there needs to be a real cross—party discussion about standards in government in the future and i think in that way people will make theirjudgments about politicians in the future and the standards they should adhere to, but i do not think it would be a central issue. the most important issues in places like hartlepool is whether you have a decent roof over your head, can you —— can you feed your head, can you —— can

we are 'ust askin: the difference between... we are 'ust asking the questions. expert here, you run the british bankers association, so their arguments about how to better extend and use regulation but i think it is important to make distinction. absolutely. lending from one company to another is under civil contract law is between two professional partners, it isn't regulated. the principles of regulations are generally consumer protection or depositor protection if it is a bank and neither of those apply to business lending or supply chain finance. my question there really is, and one of the remits of our enquiry here at the treasury select committee, is to learn if there are any lessons for financial regulation, and honestly you won't the chancellor directly responsible, but you were the head of a government that did a lot of financial relate regulation. from your point of view, in terms of what your point of view, in terms of what you learned, are there any lessons to be learned about financial regulations or suggested changes that you think the government s