pulled out the first set from team six four under the approving gaze of german tennis legend boris becker it was more of the same in the second set was there of making short work of the man who knocked rafael nadal out in the quarterfinals and with the score at five for the german on a match point and an unforced error from team granted there at the third masters title of his career. the largest song competition on the planet has a new champion israel has won this year's euro vision song contest which was held on saturday night in the portuguese capital lisbon the winning entry was a quirky pop tune performed by a charismatic rising star. for funky chicken moves are already influencing paul. texas. net to virtualize song toy was inspired by the hash tag me too it celebrates female empowerment i always start with the fact that people people want to get this right i know that but but. but now i'm super guidance a proof that the people recognize and realize the different is that is is wonderful. back home and tell of eve the celebrations nuno balance as israel celebrates its seventieth here

attempts by the liverpool coach to replace the team's goalkeeper loris karius with roma's alisson becker, as well as transfer talks for real madrid's cristiano ronaldo and gareth bale. so let's begin. this does feel to be, and the financial times emphasises it particularly in this, but beyond saying that the president should be impeached according to coalition parties, but there is a democratic problem here that one character, one minister, albeit an important one, is being denied a seat at the table by the president, and yet he has beenin by the president, and yet he has been ina by the president, and yet he has been in a previous italian government. the financialtimes describes him as a political novice, but as you quite rightly say, he has been part of previous governments. so it does not count as a novice, not quite in the way that most people would understand it. i think across europe, and we will talk about this and some of the other papers, there is perhaps a movement amongst the ordinary electorates to vote against the elitism, and we have a great example here of the president of

opponent seven the first game and took the first set six four one of the watchful eye of idol boris becker team showed more promise in the second set but couldn't cope with a clinical opponent who made him work for every point. the school was one small six four at the end of the second the germans finishing the tournament without dropping a set and with one point two million euros prize money in his pocket. silver lining right tennis and i believe they were right now with my third masters one thousand the events of my second on clay actually so right now i cannot describe in the words spare of maintains his status as third in the a.t.p. world rankings and as the youngest player in the top twenty he's tipped to be the next big star in the game. to football now and german second division sides nuremberg and dissolute are federating been promoted to the top flight of the bundesliga prior to sunday's season finale but they had yet to determine the second tier champion and they just happened to be playing each other their match up went right down to the wire. it was a sell out in europe back wi

attempts by the liverpool coach to replace the team's goalkeeper loris karius with roma's alisson beckerth bale. so let's begin. this does feel to be, and the financial times emphasises it particularly in this, but beyond saying that the president should be impeached according to coalition parties, but there is a democratic problem here that one character, one minister, albeit an important one, is being denied a seat at the table by the president, and yet he has beenin by the president, and yet he has been ina by the president, and yet he has been in a previous italian government. the financial

opponent seven the first game and took the first set six four under the watchful eye of idol boris becker. team showed more promise in the second set but couldn't cope with a clinical opponent who made him work for every point. the school was one small six four at the end of the second the german finishing the tournament without dropping a set and with one point two million euros prize money in his pockets. silver lining right tennis and i'm really all right now with my third last as well in the world and my second on clay actually so right now i cannot describe in words spare of maintains his status as third in the a.t.p. world rankings and as the youngest player in the top twenty he's tipped to be the next big star in the game. are you watching the w. news will still have a lot more to tell you about including coming up in business tensions between the european union and the u.s. continue over america's decision to quit the iran nuclear agreement and impose new sanctions iran has given the e.u. sixty days to provide guarantees for the deals continuation of. our band abandon their facili

an anniversary and birthday gift eric becker planned for his wife, peggy, but it turned into somethinglse, and now peggy was gone. >> a life preserver fell off the boat. >> the coast guard immediately launched a search, but by nightfall no sign of peggy alive or otherwise. >> peggy's mom. he. >> he said we can't find peggy. >> he said peggy was driving the boat, and all of a sudden a wave wiped him out on a body board. he came up from under the water, he said, and he could no longer see peggy inside the boat. >> we thought they should be finding her because we were really just thought she would swim out of it. >> growing up it was the only time peggy could not a back brace. she became an accomplished swimm swimmer. >> the next morning june and glen marshall were on the first flight out to california. feg peggy had been missing almost 24 hours. >> of course, the ocean is just bigger, bigger than you think about if you are in new mexico. >> peggy's friend, glenda, tried to stay optimistic. >> i absolutely thought they would find her. >> maybe alive? >> i did. because she was a fabulous s

the home of james bond's ancestral home because the guy in this video, scott becker, is essentially jameser climbing season, he's going to go ice climbing. >> is he wearing the traditional kit the traditional way? >> i doubt it. it looks pretty cold. there were other climbers up ahead. not for long, though, because this guy knows what he's doing and he's pretty speedy. he says when it comes to climbing like this, you need ideal ice conditions and that's exactly what he got. >> does not look entertaining in any way. cold and brutal. >> it's about to get a lot better because it also turns out that the wind conditions are perfect. so he can continue bonding out. >> how's he going to get -- oh, that's how he's going to get down. >> down he goes. gets out his speed wing because he's made the climb up and now he's about to take the extremely fun way down as he enjoys the beautiful scottish view in front of him. >> okay. i change my mind. >> told you! >> it is beautiful and this is his thing. >> he does pretty much go straight down. a this bit of speed. has a bit of fun. scottish. eventually mak

you know you are much more ornate then how much we get becker from the european you saw it will we be and we get the big problems maybe we do today we will work out three was pretty stupid we are not the only one in europe that sanctions through russia use this because of how long is it that we are being we are apply sanctions to russia what was the result now think the sanctions are useless and even warsaw because of our economy troubles. more victims of forced sterilization and the japan's now scrapped eugenics law speaking out and suing the government for compensation here's the story of one of thousands of victims a seventy five year old man who didn't want to be identified and his name has been changed. if i was forced to have the operation in second grade of junior high school please return the life that i've lost my life has been made pathetic however in my heart i have a feeling that i want to tell the story kiddo was sterilized as a teenager without warning or explanation he was taken to a hospital and operated on he was later told it was punishment for misbehavior at school

opponents in the first game and took the first set six four under the watchful eye of idol boris becker. team showed more promise in the second set but couldn't cope with a clinical opponent who made him work for every point. the school was one small six four at the end of the second the german finishing the tournament with out dropping a set and with one point two million euros prize money in his pockets. playing great tennis and i believe right now with my third masters one thousand advance and my second on clay i say so right now i cannot describe in words spare of maintains his status as third in the a.t.p. world rankings and as the youngest player in the top twenty he's tipped to be the next big star in the game. for how berlin on behalf of the entire news thing here thank you so much for spending this part of your day with us the news continues after top of the hour hope to see that. traces of the past alongside a lively culture art and food scene. elements making comments from around friendliness jewish past present. keeping the memory of yesterday alive and enjoying the present

surely that we gave every ear to the you know you know much more ornate then how much will we get becker from the european union saw our cow tree account that every year around the yourself able to be european union surely for we are to lose. billions of euros every single day we would like to not get travelers from european union consuming but we'd be very much for free so it will we be and we get big problems maybe we do today we will work out tree was pretty stupid. again and there is a controversial proposal to you here though the removal of sanctions against russia how do you think brussels react to that. so i think of we are not to be on one europe that sanctions through russia use this because of how long is it about the we are having it we are apply sanctions to russia what the words there is out now think this sanctions are useless and even wars that because our economy get troubles with the sanctions to russia for which reason because in creamy have a there are for in the event decided to be irrational k. that in castle yet they're afraid this site could be no more are syria no

right richard becker political analyst thank you for helping us kind of get our heads around an incredibly complex situation. as always good to talk to you thank you. so let's switch gears now to the u.k. where yulia squit paul has appeared in the media for the first time since she was poisoned along with her father a former russian double agent sergei screwball they were found unconscious on a park bench in the english city of salzburg on the fourth of march more details from our london correspondent an associate truckin. now in this particular media appearance she does give a statement to reuters news agency of an undisclosed location in london so her whereabouts are being kept under wraps and she appears to make a brief statement in russian which then she provides in written form in both russian and english to waiters and in the statement among other things she says that she is going to eventually be returning to her homeland of russia but not quite yet as reasonable a bit as a child to come to terms with the devastating changes thrust upon me both physically and emotionally i take one

must be based on legal and convincing evidence which will stand in the courtroom well fred vesta becker who's the head of the j i t said that there was it was still not known who was responsible for the shooting down of the airliner or why it was shot down in the first place he did say that previously that had around one hundred direct suspects on their list he now said that it was down to dozens he when it came to the names or nationalities of those people or the the burden of proof against them he said that was a thing for the courtroom when it comes to the timeline though the j.i.t. presented what they said they were confident was the timeline they presented evidence they say that shows the book left the base in could in russia. returned back there after seventeen had been shot down they say that it belonged to the fifty third brigade of the russian military the book of course is operated by both the ukrainian and russian military so they reaction though from moscow so far we're still waiting for the latest reaction in the past of course moscow's denied any responsibility for the sho

or for adverse to becker who is the head of the joint investigation team said that as it stands they still do not know who. who launched that missile or why exactly this airliner was targeted what he did say is that back in september they had a list of around one hundred people they counted as suspects he now said that list was down to dozens but when it came to the names the nationalities or the burden of proof that they have against them he said that was something for a courtroom not a press conference the timeline that was presented by the joint investigation team well they said they were confident that the evidence they showed that the book left a russian base in course entered ukraine and then returned to russia after the mh seventeen flight had been shot down they also appealed for anybody that would have any information into the fifty third brigade of the russian army they say that this particular book belonged to that brigade and are looking for anybody with any information now in response to this we've heard from the russian ministry of defense they put across three points t

providing his thoughts on the investigation during this press conference if we go back to mr van de becker though he's the mr best a backer beg your pardon who's the head of the investigation team he did say that the two big questions they didn't have answers to at the moment were who was responsible for shooting down this plane and why it was shot down there was also a number of questions raised over the involvement of the russian military in this in this incident and now the head of the police netherlands who we saw there he said that they had found the fingerprint as he called it of this particular book surface to air missile system and he said it belong to the fifty third russian brigade that was based in khost they provided these videos that they say shows the book arriving from its base in kirstin to east ukraine and then going back again. they ended it with an appeal for any further information any witnesses who could come forward to them but as we heard from the head of the police there and from other members of the joint investigation team a lot of their evidence is either based a

information about these strikes so it's not necessarily denial but it is a bit worth mentioning brian becker thanks for being with us here on the r.t. international from the anti war answer coalition. all right let's switch gears a bit now to the u.k. where you'll be a scrip all has appeared in the media for the first time since she was poisoned along with her father the former russian double agent sergei screen they were found unconscious on a park bench in the english city of solsbury on the fourth of march more details from our london correspondent on associate truckin. now in this particular media appearance she does give a statement to reuters news agency of an undisclosed location in london so her whereabouts are being kept under wraps and she appears to make a brief statement in russian which then she provides in written form in both russian and english to waiters and in the statement among other things she says that she is going to eventually be returning to her homeland of russia but not quite yet as reasonable a bit as a child to come to terms with the devastating changes thrust up

or more of this we can bring in political analyst richard becker who joins us now to help break down developments further richard thanks as always for being with us here on r t international. so let's start with the assumption that the u.s. was responsible which is not clear at this point which you just heard us talking about what would the motivation have been here. well i think that the it's not clear statements from the pentagon are very strange statements i think i mean they don't have information to substantiate. it can't they say yes or no. and why would they be motivated to say something like that but. i think that either the u.s. or israel carried out the attack and vote i really trying to inflict more and more damage and the syrian led coalition of syria iran hezbollah and of course the support of russia so and we also see i think i don't very strong at times to separate the all wail of syria from the syrian government controlled from the control from the control that they have over that very valuable resource and that is. clearly one of the aims of the. and u.s. forces in t

but we know surely better we use every year you know you're much more ornate then how much we get becker from the european you thought it will be and we get back problems maybe we do today we will work country was pretty stupid but we are not the only one in europe that will see euro sanctions to russia use because how long is it that we are having we are apply sanctions to russia what was the result nothing dissensions are useless and even wars because of our economy troubles. a passenger plane has crashed in cuba shortly after takeoff from havana killing more than one hundred people the boeing seven three seven came down in a field near jose marti international airport with one hundred four passengers and nine crew on board these are the latest pictures of the crash site video agency ruptly at least three people have survived and are in a critical condition local reporter one. as. our plane that was. on our local flight from have an it will begin on the north eastern side of cuba. tourist resort where lots of cubans live we've been told that the families. of those who lived in olguin o

. >> scott becker with nissan. volkswagen's group of america. >> bob carter. >> [indiscernible] president trump: and by the way, thank you. you are moving to michigan from mexico. that is what we like. he is my favorite man in the room. [applause] president trump: the people in michigan appreciated. it is a big deal of it and was very well received. i appreciate it. thank you. >> general motors. >> [indiscernible] >> [indiscernible] >> honda north america. automobileance of infectious. >> global automakers. >> [indiscernible] pruitt, director, epa. >> jim hackett, ford motor company. president trump: that is right, jim. we know you well. these are the biggest in the world, and we are talking to them, and we want them to build cars in the united is, and building here and ship them overseas. we are doing a reverse act, and that will be something that is happening and we see it happening. a lot of it has to do with the great tax cuts and tax incentives that people have been given. and we have other incentives coming.

and the compliance becker. i've had to do with this the last four months and it's been a nightmare.hank you for that. good to see you. thank you for watching "fbn:am." over to maria bartiromo. >> hither come the ladies. good morning to you. happy thursday, everybody. thanks for joining us. i maria bartiromo. your top stories at 6:00 a.m. on the east coast beard take a look at futures pointed to a mixed open for stocks today very close to the flat line. the investors done six. s&p 500 exactly were closed yesterday and the nasdaq up for the final trading day of the month. so far for fractional moves. yesterday's big rally market snapped a three-game losing streak yesterday shaking up the political uncertainty as well as on trade or down dusters of 300 points yesterday. s&p was up almost one and a quarter%. in europe, mixed performances take a look. the dax in germany is lower. gains across the board with the strength on wall street preaching hate composite bounced back one and three quarters of a percent. president trump said to make good on a trade threat. the white house expected to

starts number it's hard to recommend the stocks the only i would recommend here is stanley black and beckert a fabulous company that's done well regardless of the housing cycle over the multiple years. when a stock is run dramatically like massco or owings corning or stanley black and decker it doesn't take much to derail the darn thing these are the kinds of battleground stocks i think it's best to avoid until the smoke clears and the estimates come down to levels we know can be easily beaten. let's go to scott in florida >> caller: booyah, jim >> booyah. >> caller: i want to say thank you for all your dedication and hard work. it's helping to define how i invest. >> that's what we want we want people to be better investors. thank you so much. how can i help >> caller: the stock i'm calling about is 3m. considering it's down roughly 30% year to date and i have heard you mention a couple of times that it would be good to consider them as aco holding in your portfolio, and due to the lack of earnings they have had recently i was wondering if you still consider them as a good company to be a

eased through the first set six were under the probing gaze of german german tennis legend boris becker as more of the same in the second set of making short work of the man who knocked off filmed all out in the quarterfinals with a score of five for the german earned a match point and an unforced error from team granted survey to have the third masters title of his career. this is still to come on the show the world's oldest leader gets down to work today after an upset victory in malaysia's elections. we're right back after a short break. israel turned seventy. two exiled. people so long contested homeland. only really indicate that this was once a palestinian village. they will never come back to those places those driven from their homes are still fighting to go back no matter how slim the odds. the attorneys in sixty minutes on d. w. . wouldn't have been fighting for the case to be taken seriously in the world of what appears as come out. the women's talk on t w. the female superheroes on a mission smart women smart talks smart station a legend please and by no means missed out on

. >> scott becker with nissan norkt america. >> i'm from volkswagen >> very good thank you. >> bob carter, north america >> by the way, thank you you're moving to michigan. >> yeah. >> from mexico >> yeah. >> that's what we like now he's my favorite man in the room big announcement the people in michigan very much appreciate it. it's a big deal. leaving mexico, going to michigan that was a very well received. i appreciate it. thank you. >> bmw >> good. >> mary barra from general motors >> mercedes-benz >> rick, honda north america >> representing seven of the manufacturers. >> john bazella. >> brian smith of north america. >> scott pruitt, epa >> mr. president, thanks for having us. jim hackett, ford motor company. >> we know you well. so these are the biggest in the world. we're going to be talking to them, and we want them to build more cars in the united states and also build them here and ship them overseas we're doing a reverse act. and that's going to be something i think that's happening, and we see it happening, a lot of it has to do with the great tax cuts and tax incentives that

well, i think the court applies the same functional approach that it's applied in becker, in scarborough with respect to fee applications, in gonzalez v. thaler with respect to certificates of appealability, in edelman with respect to charges filed with the eeoc. and i think the -- the court does have to have some understanding of what the function of that document is. the statute here makes plain what the function of this document is. it is to initiate removal proceedings. i think it's also fair to look at the function of the stop-time rule, and the function of the stop-time rule is to basically say to the alien: look, while it's true that being physically present in the united states builds some sort of reasonable reliance interests up to a point, it's no longer reasonable to rely on being in the united states once the government has given you a -- a notice to appear that tells you that the government intends to remove you. it was the point of the stop-time rule to make the stop-time determination turn on the beginning of the proceedings, not at things that would happen later. and if y

noah becker.yle. >> the president of the united states, the chief of naval operations,, lots of the marine corps, the superintendents and the, donned will now present diplomas to members of the graduating class individually by company. odd number companies will deceive diplomas from the left and even numbered from the right. >> from the first company, alexandra. >> from the second company anderson junior. matthew matthew baker. >> olivia. >> jared. the second. >> andrew k chang. >> jacob l. >> maxwell teri. >> matthew b crider. >> alyssa k chang. >> julie -- >> andrew c crown. >> marine may domingo. .> daniel >> daniel dwyer. john. >> natalie l. >> devon. >> hugh m. >> alexandra. >> michelle s. a.kevin >> charlene. a. garcia. >> jeremy>> michael b kennedy. >> michael j. >> marcel -- >> >> colin. >> samuel. >> devon d harris. >>>> chad. >> quinn harrison. >>.. catherine mccarthy. >> matthew haag. >> thomas moore. >> andrew m julius. >> daniel d. >> elizabeth g cam. m.trenton >> scott t myers. >> na

. >> i'm scott becker with nissan north america. >> great company. >> i'm -- [inaudible] volkswagen group of america. >> very good. thank you. >> bob -- [inaudible] >> [inaudible] >> by the way, thank you. you're moving to michigan. >> yep. >> from mexico. >> yep. >> that's what we like. isn't that great? he's my favorite man in the room. [laughter] big announcement. i tell you, the people in michigan very much appreciate it. it's a big deal, leaving mexico, going to michigan. that was very well received. i appreciate it, thank you. >> [inaudible] from bmw. >> mary barra from general motors. >> yes. >> [inaudible] >> rick -- honda, north america. >> [inaudible] alliance of automobile manufacturers representing -- [inaudible] >> sean bozzella with -- [inaudible] >> mr. president, brian smith -- [inaudible] >> yes. >> scott pruitt, epa. >> mr. president, thanks for having us, jim hackett, ford motor company. >> we know you well. so these are the biggest in the world, and we're going to be talking to them, and we want hem to build more cars in the united states and also build them here and s