let me 20 beatrice. how is this being seenin me 20 beatrice. how is this being seen in spain?lous money? i think some of us we re a jealous money? i think some of us were cut slightly on arrest how early it can do. we were really positive about saying at deal this week. i think the position in spain is very select the rest of the member states. the main remaining issues by relating to the irish border, it was entirely up to ireland to get the green light to the agreement. i do not think it'll bea the agreement. i do not think it'll be a problem for the member states to get their consent to the deal that was a great today. so, it doesn't tally up to the uk to be to get that through the house of commons. what about the timing issue? 60 pages that need to be gone there with a fine tooth comb to make sure your country has not agree to something you do not want and also translated. great big brains that needed to get a part in a matter of hours. do they think that is doable? what we have heard today is that of course that was challenging for member states, because they have not see

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beatrice was it was before 3 of them or can't be good that. interested in the waters of the holidays. this should. end this community there are people who believe that it's ok. it's really hard there are no jobs and you see that i've got kids that ask and as a parent. i can come up with arguments and there's a lot of conflicts within the games and between the teams most of the conflict i would say overall is around money there most of them money is made. close one on the children's cosimo each other is good because the state of california alone makes $6000000000.00 a year of the prison complex just to get some 20 alive where. you don't care anymore nobody cares about you so your care might anything. thanks guys that's why that's the survival job. when customers go by you're disappointed. will reduce and lower. that's undercutting but what's good for food markets is not good for the global economy. and. this is a boom bust broadcasting around the world and covering all aspects of our global economy in the 21st century i'm christiane washington

beatrice speaking on behalf of the german government we want to be part of the solution and not cause problems we put forward a fair and reasonable compromise rules always that respects the historic referendum result and we hope that the e.u. will engage with the c.b.c. the new position has not changed that we want a deal if the e.u. does not move this government is prepared to leave without a deal but on the 31st we must get the brics it done so that the country can move all i don't see how it comes to being broken down if they are happening to take. in the days to continue it's this deal we all now. know agreements. that extensions must speak quietly so the promise to the mal side is going to think about it. also coming up tonight unanswered questions here in germany over a syrian man who rammed a truck into a line of cars was terrorism the motive because the indian chinese have detained the person behind the wheel of the truck at the moment we are investigating the reason for the collision and of course everything else necessary to determine what happened here what vanishes. into o

have to go to beatrice that's what i'm up for 3 in the morning can't be good.i'm interested always in the waters of the how. things should. be 60 people have been killed in an attack on a mosque in the west african nation of bikini gunmen opened fire inside the building during friday press discussed the issue with. while reports have just come in as you said 16 people have been killed and 2 others seriously injured in a mosque attack in kenya faso this actually happened late on friday though only now beginning to piece together the story because there's very little information even now what we do know is that a number of unidentified gunman opened fire in a mosque in a village in the rules of the west african country and this is not the only country suffering from attacks well no again we don't know anything about the motives of the group involved in this particular attack but we can say that the incident is a rat in the region i mean faster has been battling in his the midst insurgency and we're seeing the terror spill into for example mali which is in a confl

the big story this week was princess beatrice' engagement ring because that was officially announcedd our website, he is a very british jeweller, one which i think was an interesting choice because he is quite avant—garde, used to work with alexander mcqueen so to be able to share stories like that, it keeps us going and enthusiastic everyday. also discovering new talents, going to graduate shows, auctions to see which will be the next record—breaking piece of antique jewellery or diamond. it is well but is constantly evolving and full of different, interesting stories and beautiful things and interesting people as well. you clearly have all the inside knowledge. interesting what you are saying, the jewellery world hasn't exploited social media perhaps, online platforms, which is something you are trying to take advantage of, but also traditionally, the jewellery world in particular has been very male dominated? yes, run by men. mining isa dominated? yes, run by men. mining is a malejob if dominated? yes, run by men. mining is a male job if you dominated? yes, run by men. mining is a

the multitudes the magnet for tourists from around the globe the behind the beatrice sklansky a young man to run with groups in syria when i won a state investigators on al jazeera. bellowing on the top stories on al-jazeera lebanon's prime minister saad heidi has submitted his resignation to the country's president how did he says he's reached a dead end after run precedented protests paralyzed the country in lebanon remains of the protesters blocked roads around the country with barricades tents and cars it's been hit by 13 days of protest since october 17th against a political class accused of corruption mismanagement and mismanagement of state finances meanwhile hundreds of government supporters attacked the main anti-government protest camp in beirut on tuesday they destroyed tents and roadblocks before chasing away protesters who have been camped in the area for nearly 2 weeks. well the russian defense minister says the withdrawal of kurdish militant forces from northeast syria has been completed the deadline for kurds to leave areas along turkey's border in northern syria ended

and fans and a 3rd african gold came from beatrice chip courage in the women's 3000 meter steeplechase the kenyan finishing as well clear of the field. another title successfully defended was in the men's $400.00 metres hurdles norway's cost involved held off the challenge from his arch rival ray benjamin to take gold again hosts qatar also getting their 1st medal as somebody won the bronze. in the field events said stan it made it 3 world titles in a row in the high jump her mark of 2.04 meters proved good enough for another gold for the russian competing as a neutral athlete and they were big celebrations from sweden's daniel stout as he took gold in the discus final is a fit of 67.59 meters good enough to secure his 1st global tight. we have 4 finals to come on tuesday including the men's 200 meters and $800.00. terrorists take a look at the top stories here it out in syria this morning several anti-government demonstrations are taking place in hong kong as china celebrates national day tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets already protests are planned for at least 6

his title as he led an ethiopian one to have said i'm on the radio. 2 years ago in london kenya's beatrice chip co-ax nicky took a wrong turn in the $3000.00 metres steeplechase bathurst it cost her a world title then she made amends and double her on monday to win our country's 2nd gold of these championships. one of the noise most eagerly awaited finals was the men's 400 meter hurdles with 3 of the fastest man in history who taking part defending champion cost and will hard retaining his title ahead of america right benjamin and cut out of the realm of samba sum by winning his country's 1st medal of doha 2019. but celebration of the day i doubted li coming from daniel style persuade winning the discus being on my heel i did so this way distracting me a gun. does there. we're now american opera singer jessye norman has died at the age of 74. 4 time grammy award winning singer made her operatic debut in 1969 and again worldwide fame in 1907 mormon became the youngest person to earn a prestigious kennedy center honor she was also awarded the u.s. is highest honor for the arts she died from

defended his title as he led an ethiopian one to have said i'm on break. 2 years ago in london kenya's beatrice chip co-ax licky took a wrong turn in the 3000 meter steeplechase that the strike cost her a world title then he made amends in daryl hall monday to win a country's 2nd gold of these championships. one of the noice most eagerly awaited far north was the men's 400 meter hurdles with 3 of the fastest man in history who taking part defending champion costin will hard retaining his title ahead of america right benjamin and cut out of the realm of samba sum by winning his country's 1st medal of doha prince in 19. but celebration of the day i doubted li coming from daniel style was swayed winning the discus being on my heel light gauge for the swedish track team and me was a fact al-jazeera. all the way from the athletics 3 brothers are getting ready to make history at the rugby world cup bowden jordi and scott barrett's are all in the new zealand starting line up for wednesday's pool match against thomas a it's the 1st time 3 siblings have played together in the same team at a world cup le

a license fee based on extending his franchise so in that sense yes there seems to be a cop the beatriced trump has in the very recent past put sanctions on the economy that were there were damaging were they the sole reason for the economy sinking into recession nor it was just a an impetus really but already the church economy it had a number of structural deficiencies. very high external financing requirements more savings rate. and this is the main reason why coupled with the treta of sanctions. there has been a general risk of a version concerning the church on the me which has led to our financial our close and the shock on the currency last summer which peaked on the occasion of with political crisis triggered by turkey holding on to us pastor and how much damage can the us do to that to the turkish economy i mean president trump it has said he can obliterate a turkish economy is that just bluster or can he really do that. well i think that indirectly the u.s. could certainly do quite a bit of damage to the church going because fundamentally the turkish economy is one where there

the children donated their original profit of $148 to the cincinnati children's hospital where beatrice received a liver transplant from her mother when she was a baby. it's now evolved as more people donate money to get others off transplant waiting lists. >>> they came in at $10,000 and we had $15,000, $20,000. >> we give it to the doctors to make people healthy. >> so far, more than $50,000 has been raised to fund organ growing research at the hospital. >>> we wrap up with a nice story with a texas school bus driver going above and beyond the call of duty to help students. terry martin jr. noticed a stop in front of an over grown grass home forced the student to wade through high weeds. he grabbed his own lawnmower to go back and do the landscaping and he said it's not the first time he had done this, just the first time it was caught on camera. >> if you ever want to come in california, i know some bus stops in our neighborhood. a very nice gesture. >>> thanks for watching and we are alware her you at ktvu.com. >>> have a good day. have a good day. . oz: breaking news, the latest ca

almost 150 bucks >> reporter: when life gives you lemons, you make lemonade, if you're a 4-year-old beatriceup a lemonade stand. >> give people lemonade and sometimes we drink the lemonade. >> reporter: the kids selling 148 bucks worth of lemonade one saturday afternoon this summer, but that was just the beginning. the kids' parents encouraging them to donate their big haul to cincinnati children's hospital, an organization near and dear to bea and her mother. >> like my mommy. >> when bea was six months old she received a life savings liver transplant from her mother. hillary asked her friends and faly to match the kids donation to the hospital. >> the hope is that we can end the wait for all of these people waiting for transplants. >> and in just a few short days the donations pouring in, faster than bea and jack could ever pour their lemonade. >> they came in at $10,000. we hit $15,000. $20,000. >> and now thanks to donations from local business, pledges from celebrities like andy cohen and anderson cooper, these lemonade stands are serving up more than $125,000 in charity. though she may

and a 3rd african gold came from beatrice chip courage in the women's 3000 meter steeplechase a kenyan finishing well clear of the field. and i would title successfully defended worlds in the men's $400.00 metres hurdles no way cost involved all held off the challenge from his arch rival ray benjamin to take gold again hosts qatar also getting their 1st medal. won the bronze. in the field when smellier lost its skin and made it 3 world titles in a row in the high jump her mark of 2.04 meters proved good enough for another gold for the russian competing as a neutral athlete. and they were big celebrations from sweden's daniel shall as he took gold in the discus final he's a fit of 67.59 metres good enough to secure his 1st global title. let's get reaction now to a busy night in the stadium with our sports correspondent andy richardson. you track and field events of sparkled in the last couple of years in the white. the 400 meter hurdles has now the world record was set back in 1992 at the barcelona olympics by american kevin young the next 3 fastest man in history are all contemporaries

his title as he led an ethiopian one to have set him on the radio. 2 years ago in london kenya's beatrice chip co-ax nicky took a wrong turn in the 3000 meter steeple chase after streit cost her a world title then he made amends in daraa home on monday to win our country's 2nd gold of these championships. one of the noise most eagerly awaited for news was the men's 400 meter hurdles with 3 of the fastest man in history who taking part defending champion cost and will hard retaining his title ahead of america right benjamin and qatar's of the roma samba some by winning his country's 1st. middle of winter you know and. that celebration of the very down to the caring from down your style the swede winning the discus then making a light gauge for the swedish tracting with the i have to acknowledge his era of american christian taylor is celebrating his 4th world title in the triple jump earlier he told you and i got to rob that he's big goal is still to break the world record which has stood for 24 years the pressure was on it's going to make such an impact back at home it's very surreal mome

his title as he led an ethiopian one to have set him on the radio. 2 years ago in london kenya's beatrice chip co-ax licky took a wrong turn in the 3000 meter steeplechase baptista it cost her a world title then he made amends in dar home on monday to win a country's 2nd gold of these championships. one of the noice most eagerly awaited far north was the men's 400 meter hurdles with 3 of the fastest man in history who taking part defending champion cost and will hard retaining his title ahead of america right benjamin and cut out of the realm of samba sum by winning his country's 1st medal of doha 293. but celebration of the tie and doubted lee came from daniel style persuade winning the discus being on my heel i did so this way distracting and don't let me give. you half facts al-jazeera. well here's how the medal table looks going into day 5 the usa are well ahead of the competition with 4 gold medals and 13 in total china jamaica and kenya all have 2 gold medals each and that ethiopian one to finish in the men's 5000 meters has lifted them to 5th in the table well as you saw team usa h

her daughter beatrice was diagnosed with diabetes and had to have a liver transplant. >> i'm tellingws you. hearing that little girl saying thank you very much for your business, how do you not buy something. >> it's so great how the mom turned it into $125,000 with some very generous folks out there. >> that's why america i think is the greatest country in the world. >> okay, gayle. >> i say that very proudly as i travel. i love this country. that w >>> this is a kpix 5 news morning update. >> good morning. it is 8:55 i'm michelle griego. a hayward man is accused of being a top secret spy for the chinese government. edward pong seen here swapping money for a memory card with an fbi double agent. >>> ecigarette giant juul announced it's ending support for proposition c. a san francisco ballot measure that it's spent millions in promoting. >>> and police are investigating a possible assault on the gilroy high school campus. several students are being accused of attacking their teammates. . >> kpix.com. welcome to the carnival 30 minute tour. hey, shaq. it's a 30 second tour. no man it

in fact and a 3rd african gold came from beatrice chip coach in the women's 3000 meter steeplechase a kenyan finishing it well clear of the field. and i would title successfully defended was in the men's $400.00 metres hurdles no way it's cost involved held off the challenge from his arch rival ray benjamin to take gold again hosts qatar also getting their 1st medal as somebody won the bronze. in the field in smellier last it scanned and made it 3 world titles in a row in the high jump her mark of 2.04 meters proved good enough for another gold for the russian competing as a neutral athlete. and there were big celebrations from sweden's daniel star as he took gold in the discus final easy for the 67.59 meters good enough to secure these food global titles. let's get reaction now to a busy night in the stadium with our sports correspondent andy richardson a few track and field events of sparkled in the last couple of years in the way that the 400 meter hurdles has another world record was set back in 1992 at the barcelona olympics by american kevin young the next 3 fastest man in histo

sÉ que la seÑora beatrice tambiÉn tiene palabras de agradecimiento para ellos. >> este es un orgulloerÍamos dar la sorpresa para que se vaya de viaje sin los derbez [aplausos] ya puede entrar y salir como si fuera su casa [aplausos] >> que gran sorpresa. son 21 aÑos sin poder ir a su tierra y ahora puede visitar la tumba de su padre. quÉ bonita historia para recordarnos que no podemos perder la esperanza y que dios tiene tambiÉn el tiempo perfecto para todos. alan: gracias a eugenio y a toda la familia. se van de viaje sin los derbez. alan: no se pierdan de viaje con los verdes. francisca: hace un viaje con los tacher. jesus: vas a querer que eso o no en la tortilla? alan: hoy en vivo les mostramos la puesta en escena que celebra la identidad de los migrantes. es la historia de una familia que escapa de la dictadura que nos inspirarÁ todos. estamos por conocer el destino del hermano del presidente de honduras que es acusado por narcotrÁfico. alan: hoy celebramos el dÍa del ex quiÉn serÍa capaz de llamar a su ex en vivo en nuestro programa. [mÚsica] raul: familia de "despierta amÉrica