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here is what bach is asking of wada.vestigated, who were training in this centre there. does the report address the whole period of the existence of this project, or only part of it? could any results, 0lympic results, be affected directly or indirectly? from athletics in qatar to rugby injapan. south africa and italy meet in the world cup on friday. there were two games on thursday, with fiji beating georgia and ireland picking up a crucial bonus point against russia. there was little margin for error after losing to japan last week, and as our correspondent katie gornall reports, whilst not at their best, they had more than enough in kobe. after that shocked defeat to japan, ireland knew that they couldn't afford any more slipups, and they arrived here as overwhelming favourites, not just to arrived here as overwhelming favourites, notjust to win in cabaye, but to win well. but i have never won a world cup game, this is their second world cup, and there was barely a minute on the clock when they were undone, kearney cu

did you come bache u.s. on your own free will, did that go higher tthstate department, even to the white house, to pull u.k. and back to ttedout of the states? a lot of questions from arlotte and tim, harry's parents. whether th get the answers ey want, we will know in a few hours. laura: duncan kennedy, thank you. we will continue to follow the developments in the story as the dunn family are in the u.s. trying to get justice for harry. in other news, japan's prime minister has warned that the economic effects of the typhoon which hit the country on saturday could be pr the storis the worst in japan in decades. at least 66 people are known to have died so far. clashes between protesters and police have erupted in barcelona in the second day of ralliesof against the jailingngf nine catalan separatists. catalonia's regional leader says his government will continue to defend the region'etright to selfermination. tonight, 12 democrats will be o stage in ot to prove that they are the candidate to take on preside

anniversary of the great man's buff and there's lots going on that every year there's a beethoven fest bach beethoven 2020 is much more than that indeed the whole year is so packed with all sorts of events that celebrations have spilled over into this year kind of already on the way. now friday so all the opening of a special walking tour in and around bonn featuring all the important places where bait have malls on the line from the burka the artistic director the entire beethoven 2020 year welcome to the program 1st of all beethoven 2020 gets underway officially at the end of this year and of course stretches of the whole of next year the 1st visible project is this walking sort of tour so 1st of all that could you tell us a little bit about that. of course thank you we believe in bonn that you can't get very close to be too often here it's bit of a spur plays and you can follow the footsteps that the young beethoven took in bonn and today we launched. a kind of city walk along the science that related to be it's often linked to be too often and each of these sides you find information pa

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reports that troops are vented man bache a local official in the town confirm the report and said that syrian troops had entered and deployed on the frontlines. the latest from turkey d.w. correspondent dorian jones joins us from istanbul. age. said there are these reports now from syrian state t.v. confirming that syrian forces have entered this is part of a deal with the syrian kurds whereby that they would open the doors the gates to these key towns and cities in the region but the same time we are getting unconfirmed reports that there have been clashes in the suburbs by syrian rebels backed by the turkish forces even reports of one tank has been destroyed now this hasn't been confirmed by turkish forces with the syrian rebels have been camped just outside for many many months and the turkish president. today said that will be the next target of their operation which is an extremely important city it's on a key highway that leads to iraq in an interim making it a very important supply route and it's also the gateway to syria's 2nd city of aleppo all the syrian civil war in this cit

sam bach is an historian. >> people were really happy to have beer during the gold rush.social lubricant. it was a sign of civilization. there is a ton of history from the style of the beer to the ingredients we use to the processes to the laws that govern its production and consumption. >> reporter: and today's craft breweries are still making history. this festival in denver focused on hispanic beers, one of the first in the country. and if it succeeds, it will double as an hispanic community center. judd bellstock's dos luces beer are a step back in history. made from corn, not hops, using 3,000-year-old recipes from peru. >> in general the most popular is our chiche and chicha. it's easy drinking, medium bodied really nice solid beer. >> reporter: it has a little kick and a different taste to it. >> reporter: and to historian bach, there is one more reason to help craft breweries. >> each one of those is not just a place to get a beer, it's a community. it's an entrepreneur's vision. and i think that those things are critical to developing new vibrant communities in c

. >> reporter: amy bach, says she doubts the cea will run low on cash, even after a big quake. the authority has $17 billion to pay out claims. that's far less than the damage caused by big quakes like northridge, loma prieta and even the 1906 san francisco earthquake. still cea says that's plenty of money to cover all claims from a major disaster. now that's because very few california homeowners carry earthquake insurance. only about 1 million homes are covered through cea. >> we provide coverage for people who buy our policy. >> reporter: we spoke by phone with the chief executive, glenn palm roy. >> you have over a million homes that we have $17 billion of protection for. >> reporter: but policies can be pricey. premiums range from $800 to $5,000 a year. deductibles average 15% of a home's value. for a half million dollar home that's a $75,000 deductible. so should you buy quake insurance? bach says consider your home's risk of damage. >> if a really big one hits, the question for a homeowner is what do you think might happen to your house? >> reporter: beta puts her trust

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parecen tremendos baches. paola: de esta hay muchÍsimos en mÉxico.eremos que sÍ lo puedan solucionar. y que tambiÉn tengan una gran sonrisa en el rostro. gracias, nos vemos maÑana a ediciÓn p.m. nocturna patricia: los voraces incendios avanzaban en california, cuando los vientos de santa ana lo empeoraron. se desatÓ un nuevo juego que se extendiÓ y amenaza otras casas. el gobierno de mÉxico mostrÓ la captura de ovidio, el hijo de el "chapo" guzmÁn. explicÓ por quÉ se tomÓ la decisiÓn de soltarlo mÁs tarde . se conocen las primeras imÁgenes del operativo, en el que muriÓ el lÍder de estado islÁmico. el comando central estados unidos publicÓ vÍdeos y dio detalles de esta misiÓn. es miÉrcoles, 30 de octubre. aquÍ comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn, edición nocturna. con enrique acevedo y patricia janiot. patricia: bienvenidos y buenas noches. un nuevo incendio se desatÓ en el sur de california, donde se expandiÓ rÁpidamente por la fuerza de los vientos que tuvieron algunas de las rÁfagas mÁs poderosas de la tempora

the romans recognized sol and special called long ago as excavations near the village of bach have shown archaeologists uncovered the remains of a roman villa here it's been reconstructed on its ancient foundations the only one of its kind in the world i want to know more so i for arrange to take a tour. isn't it we are in the reception hall this is where guests were received. typical of these halls where the conference ceilings then we have a semi columns the plaster columns decorating the roof or down below are the frescoes in the pump a star. or not here we've been able to reconstruct an original most a. and. all the mosaic tiles found here are some 2000 years old archaeologists believe the entire room was paved with them. we move on to the heart of every roman villa the bass. they were big enough to accommodate in the press friends and business associates. that isn't this is the call daria ma hearts boss. this is the hot water basin. that's we want to know just imagine when the bottles were in use you had an. indoor climate comparable with a modern steam bath it was 35 degrees celsiu

criticism for his plan to syria ju fight against isis are being threatened the plan even sparking bach from some of the president's allies richard engel has late details. >> reporter: with critics saying it puts gains against isis at risk and leaves u.s. allies, the kurds open to attack president trump is defending his plan to pull u.s. troops out of northern syria. >> we only have 50 people in that area. that's a small sector. i don't want those 50 people hurt or killed. >> reporter: the president tweeting it's time for us to get out of these ridiculous, endless wars but the kurds are blasting it as a betrayal warning they could face ethnic cleansing, preparing to launch an attack against them the kurds fought shoulder to shoulder for four years against isis special operation forces for four years against isis. we join on the front lines and saw how much elite u.s. military rely on them to fight the terror >> they led >> reporter: what kind of partners did you find them to be? >> committed dedicated. >> reporter: tonight the president slammed by many allies calling it catastrophic and

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now bach says it would be a different story if a government agency had jumped in.would be covered. you can try filing a claim with pg&e for losses like spoiled food, but pg&e says it does not compensate for these types of losses. isn't this weird? >> yeah. they have that extended storm outage thing where you can get up to 100 bucks normally. >> that's because a storm actually hit. you know, this is just different. >> all right, thanks, michael. >>> now to a flying car project that may actually get off the ground. yes. get off the ground. boeing and porsche are teaming up to make them a reality. the companies released this artist's rendering and a video of a prototype of their electric autonomous flying vehicle that can take off and land vertically. the companies released a joint statement saying they want to explore what they called the, quote, premium urban air mobility market. did you know that existed? >> no, but that sounds like the bay area. they didn't release any details about the moneyor other resources they plan to invest or price range. >> you see all tho

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bragg said minister stephen bach lee has told lawmakers that the british government would abide by a law requiring it to request a delay if no agreement is reached by saturday u.k. shadow to leave your unit by the 31st of october. present budget typo to. has rejected a u.s. court for an immediate cease fire in northern syria between turkey and the kurds meanwhile syrian and russian forces were able to stop to visit france have not taken the key syrian town of man bridge u.s. president donald trump has downplayed the crisis sparked by the u.s. military pull out a saying that it was fine for russia to help the basque is. pro-democracy lawmakers in hong kong have disrupted a major policy speech by the terrorist leader carried out by the television is leader left the legislature as opponents heckled her and insisted she meet the demands of hong kong's months long protest movement. d.w. news from but it from oh you can always go to our website that's the w dot com. up next made in germany i'll be back on the top of it out with all of the days of the world at large have a good. body . we l

the us pullout moscow says turury has no right to deploy its troops in syria permanentltly manned bache curti city i buy t turkey. is the now controlled by syrian state troops. great city looks more and more likely to force johnson makes a key compromise. u. k. promises seems of accepted any you planned for bold in the irish sea. i was prime minister the veronica being more cautious the unionists in northern ireland in six the province remains within. the u. k.'s customs area. french firefighters have staged a mass protest here in paris the cold if the government support improvements in pay and working conditions. on the margins of the demo police used tear gas and water cannons. six arrests were made for violent behavior . thank you very much for being with us. russian troops are now patrolling between turkish and syrian forces in northeastern syria rushes stepped into the gap left by us president donald trump's decision to pull out his troops that with that move the trick it a long anticipated incursion. by turkish forces to attack the kurds who they regard as terrorists threatening t

us 1500m runner craig engels has backed calls by ioc president thomas bach for every athlete associatedanned for four years on tuesday for doping offences. engels is a part of the nike—backed 0regon project but has not been trained by salazar directly. i would like to see more about it too, there are some people in the group who have been with the group since 2007, 2008 coaches and staff, i would love to see them investigated, because they have all the answers and the right things to say. and the media asking me in 2017, iam probably say. and the media asking me in 2017, i am probably going to stumble on my words and say something wrong. i would love for them to be interviewed just like i am, i would love for past members to be interviewed, just to see what they saw and see what they did. 0ne one of the big discussion points throughout these world championships. that is all from the bbc sport centre for now. you are absolutely right, afternoon, i don't know why i keep saying good morning! lovely to see you. more than 1,600 uk high—street shops have closed as a result of restructuring de

with a man punched him in the head and and the victim said he is stiner died several days later from bach force trauma sardine turned himself over to authorities d back in court nex >>to the south may now 3 people are dead after a crash in san jose it happened saturday night on highway 1, 1, right near bernal chp says an suv collided with the center divide that ended up rolling over 3 people died at the scene for others were hurt. chp says at this point they don't think drugs or alcohol were a factor. in the north bay 5 people in vallejo were arrested after more than 240 calls came into the police department for one incident and these are the weapons of police found after responding to moss would avenue after calls came in about armed men in the area. police say 3 to 4 men in a red car pulled up into a driveway and locked themselves inside of a home. eventually they got them all to come out. 8 adults were inside and one child. police found weapons inside the car. and inside the home. >>have to face lawmakers for how they handle the massive power blackouts know yes, we've got state regulat

and american jobs but the global economy john hendren al-jazeera chicago a 5 missile strike in lab bach has permanently close to climb this offer a decades long campaign by digitas people hundreds of tourists flocked to the route for the last chance to walk to the top it's been cited side for the thousands of use by site of the climbing old rule is disrespectful and for thomas reports from the national park.

sam bach is an historian at history colorado. >> people were happy to have beer during the gold rush.s a social lubricant, a sign of civilization. >> reporter: there's a lot of history in this glass. >> there's a ton of history. everything from the style of the beer to the ingredients we use to the processes to the laws that govern its production and consumption. >> reporter: and today's craft breweries are still making history. this festival opened the brewing company in denver focused on hispanic beers, one of the first in the country. if it succeeds, it will double as an hispanic community center. a co-owner -- >> my responsibilities in the craft beer industry has been diversified. financial reasons. the taxation also helps or not lps on that. >> reporter: judd belstock's beers are actually a big step back into history. made from corn, not hops, using 3,000-year-old recipes from peru. >> in general, the most popular is our cicha ntr, basic. that -- it's just easy drinking, medium bodied, really nice, solid beer. >> reporter: it's got a little kick, and it's got a little bit of a di

berkeley zeller bach hall.an 1,600 berkeley law students and faculty members packed the hall to watch the women's rights icon remember her close friend, the first woman to become dean of berkeley law. kay passed away two years ago. >> no person was better equipped than her. >> reporter: the audience listened as she talked about everything from the workouts that keep her fit. >> but i do push-ups, lots of weight-bearing exercises. >> reporter: to her late husband, marty ginsberg, who stood by her side during the landmark gender equality case that kickstarted her career. >> marty was the first boy i ever dated. he cared that i had a brain. >> reporter: you could see why her legion of rbg fans worry about her. she is 86 and beat cancer four times. >> i don't want to say that the entire judicial system rests on her, but she seems like a influential force on the bench right now. >> reporter: president trump has filled two seats with conservatives who pushed the courto fighter. >> reporter: and the supreme court will

with regard to lehman bach he's been quiet and tar it would be able to better answer the question butu have not heard his voice and that is going to be something that i'm sure moon fears because lee was as you pointed out a popular figure. >> [inaudible] >> gallup korea a few hours ago with his most recent poll which showed that moon's approval rating was 40%, and historic low. gallup korea is generally numbers that are higher than other surveys and moon is unpopular and part of it is because the appointment of [inaudible] which i think is a watershed moment and i don't know if moon would be impeached but that is of course what people in south korea are now rain so the situation in south korea is volatile but if you got, for instance, the conservative opposition doing well on april 15 then they very well may take revenge because as the question before talked about people believe moon is responsible for the unfair impeachment to and conviction of [inaudible] and there is bloodlust right now. the question i think can be better answered on the 16th of april of next year yes, sir. >> how

arlette, this was a fascinating conversation with abc's amy row bach.t else did hunter biden say? >> it really was, kate. as joe biden is preparing for tonight's debate, it's his son hunter biden in the spotlight giving his most in depth comments on the business dealings in ukraine and china which have come under criticism and attack from president trump. hunter biden in this interview acknowledged that it was poor judgment to go ahead and sit on that ukrainian natural gas companies board but that he did not do anything improper, that there was no ethical lapse in this. that's something you heard his father say over and over again on the campaign trail, that there has been no evidence of wrong doing on either of their parts. take a listen to what he told amy this morning. >> i think it was poor judgment on my part. i think there was poor judgment because i don't believe now when i look back on it -- i know i did nothing wrong at all. however, was it poor judgment to be in the middle of something that is a swamp in many ways? yeah. and so i take full res

corps, the first astronaut class in the country to be 50% women it's great to celebrate the space bachbout time not to celebrate the things because they shouldn't be unusual. of course one of the astronauts said is best. jessica meir said get we hope we can provide inspiration to everyone, not just every woman who has a dream. thanks for joining us. anderson starts now. >>> good evening, we begin with breaking news. more damaging testimony in the ukraine affair. another indication of how badly president trump's personal attorney wanted to obtain dirt on the president's political rivals. the news follows two weeks of other testimony that taken together lays out the parties parts and pieces of what is a wide ranging sustained intense i havive campaign to get a foreign government to do the president's personal political bidding in exchange for badly needed military assistance. and of course this comes at the end of a day of damage control after the president's own acting chief of staff conceded yesterday that, yes, there was a quid pro quo with ukraine. >> but to be clear what you just tr

chauncy bailey was was gunned down while baching to his office in 2007. city leaders plan to install a plaque commemorating him on his 70 birthday. according to partners at the east bay times. plans are delayed. the plans are to make the memorial more than just a plaque. >>> firefighters in oakland investigate the cause of a fire ripping threw a condominium through jack london square. the two alarm fierp started before 8:00 last night upon the port off bello complex in embarcadero west. flames spreading to the floor above. the red cross is helping two people zpased. thankfully no one hurt. >>> santa cruz police arrested a woman for a series of fires yesterday morning. identified here as natalia. officers called to five garbage can fire in the areas of ocean and church streets. a witness was able to identify her and led officer to her. she admitted to setting the fires and booked into jail. >>> b.a.r.t. police arrested a man in connection with a random stabbing of a woman. the man got to the montelongo station and threatened passengers with a box cut you a

coral professor bach shares the frustration of all scientists contributing to the i.p.c.c. see. its evidence gathered through years of painstaking field work is often. north by politicians. politicians from governments that dismiss i.p.c.c. reports that's not conservative it's not progressive certainly it is insanity . he fears the world will need massive technological fixes called geo engineering literally read engineering the earth if you just hold back what's coming. for example we can slow down melting of the antarctic ice by piling up sand on the sea floor simply to block a warm currents that are already destabilizing the whole west antarctic ice sheet. other id's include covering oceans with iron filings to encourage carbon e.g. plankton. sending ships around the world to pump seawater mist into the sky to diffuse the sun's writings we have some ideas and we need to try several technologies and evaluate them and figure out which are the least risky etc 2 to get the carbon curve which is like this now to get it negative. and that all needs to happen in the next. 1020 years

the body of work of a novelist who has a dozen novels and you consider those against the lyrics and bach isn't don't music that price seem to say that what writers are doing doesn't matter it was resented by writers around the world and was a tremendous mistake and embarrassment for the academy and awarded the prize also he's not done and there was nothing for booksellers to sell also it was a disaster for everyone there. henry does the committee get it wrong sometimes and is that if it does get it wrong is that part of the reason why i say getting the peace prize can be toxic for the recipient. well part of the perks the i would say the issue of tickle it is too risky that they sometimes get it wrong because if you only get prizes that are and controversial and it's also hard to not succeed on the important prizes but i think there are some of some cases in history were those who agree that you know the prices were not awarded to the right people for the right cause is there a gather in lancaster when it comes to ordinary people real people not sciences hts not academia not rights is no

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