jo currie has the details from bergen.s landed in bergen eager to improve. and they — maybe that should be sta nway improve. and they — maybe that should be stanway — set out a stall early on with this audacious effort. the 20—year—old manchester city striker lighting up the stadium with this pinpoint finish. she almost couldn't believe just how good it was. her team—mates, though, certainly could, as they went 1—0 at the restart, telford got a glove to to this effort, pushing it around the post, however she could do nothing about the resulting corner, maanumjumping nothing about the resulting corner, maanum jumping highest to head home and norway were level, england again susceptible from a set piece. phil neville's side pushed for a winner, with this shot from the unconventional position of midfield rather than right back. england carved open at the back, caroline graham hansen had plenty of time to find the net and secure the wind. we got punished, that is what good players do, hansen is a good player. but for me, we ha

here is sarah westwood, sam kylie, peter bergen and colonel sedgwick layton. what did the statement from the white house say? >> the white house is confirming he is dead saying he died in a u.s. counterterrorism action. cnn reported on july 31st that the white house believed him to be dead. mark esper confirmed his death in a few weeks ago. "the new york times" reported this death happened sometime within the last two years. the timeline unclear. i want to read you part of the statement the white house released. the loss of this man deprives al qaeda of important leadership skills and the connection to his father, but undermines operational activities of the group. he was tasked with planning various terrorist groups. the state department offered $1 million reward for information leading to the caption of bin laden. in addition documents obtained from the compound where his father was killed in 2011 showed that he was being groomed to replace his father as leader of the group. even though it's not a recent kill, details are still unclear. the white house confi

swedish climate activists granted to bergen several of her fridays for future colleagues received embassy international's highest award here in washington d.c. they called for further action and pressure to be put on governments across the planet and also called for young and old to come out on september 20th and 27th to coincide with the un climate summit taking place in new york in mass protest across the world. and to turn bird called on the audience there to get involved in bringing about change the changes and the politics required to take on this crisis simply doesn't exist today that is why every single one of us must push from every possible angle to hold. those responsible accountable and to make the people in power act and to take the measures we quiet it may seem impossible to pull the emergency brake and yes that is what we have to do that was great and burke in washington d.c. . whistleblower edward snowden's autobiography goes on sale this week a former american intelligence analyst shocked the world when he leaked details of a massive american internet spying program spanni

bonus league match day 5 came to a close with a monday night clash between both bergen hoffenheim the end to end action kept fans on the edge of their seats but there wasn't enough for a winner as the game ended in a one all draw. colesberg were unbeaten going into the game but that record looked under threats early on when sebastian rudy killed in a peach of a shot in the 6 minutes. it was the perfect way for rudy to mark his 200th bundesliga game for hoffenheim i but those buggers spawned it before half time when a cheeky back heel from vote vaiko was set up at me in the medi. the forward rounded off a smart move from the hosts hammering the ball past all of a man in the hoffenheim goal. the size went into half time level after the break both teams pushed for a win up with hoffenheim going close as through christophe got a flying say from paul pav and kept it a $11.00 and that's how it stayed both sides taking it is a point from the encounter. and a reminder of the top stories we're following for you world leaders have held a climate them urgency summit at the united nations in new

despite being called giant pandas the 2 cubs fan at bergen 22 weeks ago still look tiny zookeeper sorry for getting stronger by the day more than double in size celeborn still way the best and ha. yet to be named to you are starting to grow bite further developing typical dark circles around. well i joked with things that the business will have nothing to ask him as that she is up that i will have more of a top of the hour of the day. every journey begins with the 1st step and every language with the 1st word published in the book. rico is in germany to learn german why not come with him simple online on your mobile and free to set d w z e learning course nikos fake german meeting see. it's all happening coach of pretty. sure link to news from.

young climate activists regret a phone bergen ask addresses a summit of world leaders in new york telling them they have stolen her childhood by not taking action on climate change. ok follows washington's lead to saying there is a high degree of probability that he ron has attacked saudi oil facilities within the british pm stressing he's ready to join a u.s. military effort in the gulf region if needed.

alexander was born to wealthy parents in bergen in 1769 after a brief career working for the pressure on government he used his inheritance to embark on the adventure of a lifetime and set off for america at the age of 30 accompanied by the french explorer and botanist anybody who traveled to venezuela and from there to cuba colombia peru mexico and ecuador he collected plant specimens observed animals and became the 1st european to almost reach the peak of the chimborazo volcano in the andes at the time it was thought to be the highest mountain in the world later wrote 29 books about history he really cultivated this image of the daring adventurer he was he was the best. publicist to machine ever he would write letters from south america long letters to his friends and then he would end them said i don't mind if you send them to the newspaper so by the time he returns everybody has heard about his adventure so it's very much part of his self promotion humboldt is believed to have written a total of $30000.00 letters luckily for him he was exempted from paying postage by the prussians

schild anywhere from 2 to 8 years old no matter check out these waterfalls i went from bergen to good gun to fly on oslo they call it norway in a nutshell. so you go by ferries to the few words you see all of city's this is bergen here and then these waterways which they were basically carved by glaciers over ice ages and then there are these it is another city shop under the tiny towns with just a handful of homes and some of them have no access other than by both keep going through these pictures in i'll show you so as you go so well. in the viking village, you know this is how they roll james. or force you to even i mean my kids assessment. i would also we've just sharing with you some of the highlights. it was just the countryside was beautiful look at the grassroots. ok that's awesome right wicked cool. yeah, it's a tiny town data in flop so you go through these few words by ferry boat, but a lot of the beauty you need to see by hiking see which apparently the norwegians do as i see it by helicopter landed on by the kids miami. these and might and there you have that whole hike t

during the reagan years and reagan pretty much told the business world if you want to illegally break bergen izing efforts and strikes go ahead they are in violation of the law and if they do not report for work within 48 hours they have forfeited their jobs and will be terminated continued the ninety's and of course with george w. bush went through the roof by now less than 7 percent of private sector workers have unions. the effect is that the usual counterforce to an offensive or highly class conscious business class is dissolved. known if you're in a position of power you want to maintain class consciousness for yourself but a limited everywhere else you're back to the 19th century in the early days of the industrial revolution in the united states working people were very conscious of this they in fact overwhelmingly regarded the wage labor as not very different from slavery to the different only in that it was temporary effect of such a popular idea that was a slogan of the republican party. well that was a very sharp class consciousness and the interests of power and privilege it's go

go looking for specifically maybe dystrophy ric's mr xi cambridge as we know is a big defendant in bergen county for the murder of the 0 buck another young girl and he will be going to trial just like his co-defendants in sometime in the summer this matter has been one not able to resolve by way of plea or cooperation and there is no further though she was the is the part of the walkthrough. there were states originally over was 40 years old mr moore 40 years for mr. equal if we're on for history if the nationalist sense will expose you to the right because this is all else in this case. do you set the will. of the life in prison. already and still more years in all that says mr moore you have no time to think about it. but you're terribly bad at this they understand that hundreds and they don't want to leave office that night so what you want to do all over all this case this far. out anything further. you know are very well 7 percent 10 percent and i think they really won't. know. nobody really is considering the fact that what if these boys are innocent john does ruined their lives the

schild anywhere from 2 to 8 years old no matter check out these waterfalls i went from bergen to good a gun to fly on oslo they call it norway in a nutshell. so you go by ferries through the fjords you see all of the city's this is bergen here and then these waterways which they were put basically carved by glaciers over ice ages and then there are these it is another city shop under the tiny towns with just a handful of homes and some of them have no access other than by boat keep going through these pictures in i'll show you so as you go so well. in the viking village, you know this is how they roll james. or force you to even i mean my kids their assessment. i would also we've just sharing with you some of the highlights. it was just the countryside was beautiful look at the grassroots. ok that's awesome right wicked cool. yeah, it's a tiny town data in flop so you go through these few words by ferry boat, but a lot of the beauty you need to see by hiking see which apparently the norwegians do as i see it by helicopter landed on by the look at the kids behind me. these and that's m

>>james bergen is the group's chair, he discovered the vandalism sunday morning i noticed that the signs had been defaced. >>and then stretched out so i don't know who deface it and i scratched out. >>a neighbor who did not want to speak on camera says he saw a man riding on the banners during broad daylight then later saw someone scribbled over the words berglund says this is the first time the group has ever had anything to face or destroyed in their office even in the bay area. >>as liberal in this, accepting of people are in the bay area this stuff to happens. there was even discussion of changing the name of the chorus, not all members are or man we thought that maybe it's time to just say community chorus. it was a very fleeting discussion and we we realize that we still need to keep that name in our organizations title. and this kind of proves it an act of hate has led to kindness $300 was raised to replace one banner. >>a police report has not yet been filed. reporting in berkeley cal along kron 4 news. >>thank you gayle now to a developing story, san jose police have identified

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so bergen was merging that classical tradition of new sculpture with more avant-garde movements that were going into more stylized directions in the 19 cities and 1970's. -- 1960's and 1970's. this interest in local history and inclusivity of lots of stories, encourage people to put up the monument. people thought it was quite lovely. in 1976. fast-forward to the early 2000's. and people started to have a problem with the sculpture, it appears. because three times in the last 15 years, this culture has been severely vandalized. hands chopped off, this culture toppled. the image they had to remove it for major restoration work several times. we do not know who attacked this culture. they did not leave a manifesto asked lenny why they did so. but i think the suggested -- i think this suggests that people are not so happy with up in woman he is nude, at least in which a talk right now. -- not so happy with a pioneer woman who is nude, at least not in wichita right now. [laughter] to my knowledge no one has attacked another pioneer woman or nudes a half-mile away. this one is called hard

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alexander front was born to wealthy parents in bergen in 769 after a brief career working for the pressure in government he used his inheritance to embark on the adventure of a lifetime and set off for america at the age of 30 accompanied by the french explorer and botanist. who traveled to venice while out and from there to cuba colombia peru mexico and ecuador he collected plants specimens observed animals and became the 1st european to almost reach the peak of the chimborazo volcano in the n.t. at the time it was thought to be the highest mountain in the world later wrote $29.00 books about his trip he really cultivated this image of the daring adventure he was he was the best. publicist to machine ever he would write letters from south america long letters to his friends and then he would end them said i don't mind if you send them to the newspaper so by the time he returns everybody has heard about his adventure so it's very much part of his self promotion humboldt is believed to have written a total of $30000.00 letters luckily for him he was exempted from paying postage by the press

who spent weeks taking turns to brood an egg that had been abandoned by females but now the zoo in bergen has announced that despite the couple's best efforts the egg has failed to hatch will resume says it is optimistic that skipper i'm paying will get another shot at parenthood in the future. well the day is almost up of the conversation continues online you can find us on twitter i've got news for them follow me out filled out there forget to use the hash tag the death. of a good. morning good international touch up for journalists discuss the topic gloomy. decisive showdown over breakfast this week as the tories dealt their own prime minister push to defeat could a last minute revolt say in the u.k. from a no deal bret's it and perhaps topple boris johnson to find out how much. more to go next d.w. . not all think out of the jet well i guess sometimes i am but i'm standing up in which the cup and the german thinks deep into the german culture of looking at the stereotypes aquatics put in here think this means the country that i know not. needed so you can pay for this drama they owe y

a 3rd day arson and widespread looting of targeted foreign owned businesses across through hemis bergen pretoria south africa's president cyril ramaphosa has condemned the violence. italy's 5 star movement has overwhelmingly approved a new governing coalition with the center left democratic party means far right leader matteo savini will be relegated to the opposition and italy will avoid a snap election. this is d w news from berlin as always you can find the latest headlines around the clock at the w dot com or follow us on twitter at d w news. all that still to come on d w business with monica jack you're watching t.w. news says always you know you can find this also all the facebook and other social media thanks. will germany's car industry survive. electro mobility is picking up speed. around the world the market but he calls good. but germany has been looking on the brakes. the automotive powerhouse is stuck in the slow lane. running on anything. close to 60. where i come from we have to fly for a free press i was born and raised in a military dictatorship with just one to a shado

across canada with over $300000.00 marching in montreal alone teen climate activists credit term bergen's justin trudeau the canadian prime minister also joined the rally to a private meeting privately between the pair she urged him to do more to save the environment meantime than to cover a vest again has found that canadian companies have been sending plastic waste overseas instead of recycling it at home how to do exported more than 10000 tonnes of it to malaysia in 28 it's claimed that that's led to a drastic increase in number of illegal processing factories. inside this factory we see workers exposed to potentially toxic fumes without proper protection. wherever this stand there are ways to malaysia ways where those plastic weighs a lot of ways we will send it back and we will fight back even though we are a small country we cannot be bullied by a developed countries we asked people to club it march montreaux whether or not they were aware of what's happening with canadian waste. you know what happens the logic of you can say no. i know pointing to a recent c.d.c. report a lot of ju

giant word winder that i knew we needed oather than try to do this myself, we teamed up with diane bergene former united airlines executive,nd she has done an amazing job of getng this thing prototyped and tested and made, but it is all being made in china and everying is a little bit on hnod right >> yes. you got to work through those once in a while as well as an entrepreneur. david hoyt, good to see you again. thanks for joining us tonight. >> you're very welcome. >> still ahead, all labor shorte of pilots and the push to get more women to take flight. ♪ ♪ >>> -- will be needed worldwide and many of the major airlines are making their pitche to women be the leaders in the cockpit. jane wells has t ut story for tonight from anchorage, alaska. ♪ >> reporter: on anr: airstrip i anchorage, alaska -- -- is o of the top flight schools in the country. owned and operated by a woman who started ao flight school after the one she was working at didn't like her style. iovated this building, and iand had people knocking on my door from >> ground 7734. >> reporter: jamie patterson sims of sky t ala

right party in germany is expected to do well in 2 state elections voting is underway in brands in bergen saxony the alternative for germany or has gained support for its immigration message the u.s. special negotiator on afghanistan says he's close to making a deal with the taliban to ending the 18 year war so many. representatives have completed their 9th round of talks here in qatar. heading to kabul for consultations with the afghan government those are the headlines on al-jazeera more news coming up that's right after inside story. are colombia's fog rebels returning to war former commanders issued a call to arms accusing the government of betraying the $26.00 to the still to come you call be saved or will pay for the shattered again this is inside story. hello everyone i'm come all santamaria welcome to inside story we're talking colombia today which for the past 3 years has looked to be on the path to peace after more than 50 years of war with the phunk leftist rebels but that peace is now under threat from one of the same men who agreed to it let's rewind to 2016 the signing cerem

with me now to discuss matthew rosenburg around peter bergen. good to see you both. peter, as one of the few western journalists who interviewed osama bin laden talk to us about the role of hamza bin laden and if, indeed, was he groomed to be the next leader? >> he was in touch with his father. he spent about a decade under some form of house arrest in iran after 9/11 and he was released by the iranians. he made his way to pakistan and was in touch with his father and they were certainly very friendly. bin laden was concerned that hamza might die in a cia drone attack and was urging him to leave the area where all these drone attacks have happened which is on the pakistan side of the afghanistan/pakistan border. what does this mean for al qaeda? they've lost many of their top leaders. their ability to attack in the west is constrained. the last successful attack al qaeda completed was in london in 2005. the fact that hamza is dead, you know, is not insignificant, but i wouldn't say it's a seismic event. >> isn't the structure of al qaeda that there are several lieute

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that was mark bergen. thank you for joining me. coming up, we will hear how a company is making to commitment to fight climate change. our conversation with the co-ceo's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: time now for a look at some of the top tech movers. snap, the parent company of snapchat, is upgraded to a buy by guggenheim who established the price target of $22. snap more than tripled off its december low, jumping more than 200%. a star contract to netflix which has fallen for a fifth straight session. this comes as the streaming service is facing increased competition from apple and disney, both launching their respective services soon. with the five day slump, netflix has shed 30% of its value so far this quarter. that puts it on track for the biggest three month slump since 2012. alphabet is feeling the love from rbc thanks to google maps. analyst mark mahaney says google maps is one of the greatest under and on monetized platforms. maps could generate up to $3.6 billion in incremental revenue 2021. now, australian tech en

filled anti-gay slurs at office on alcatraz street in berkeley not going to putting up with it an s bergen is the gr chair, he discovered the vandalism sunday morning i noticed that the signs had been defaced. >>and then stretched out so i don't know who deface it and i stretch it out. >>a neighbor who did not want to speak on camera says he saw a man riding on the banners during broad daylight then later saw someone scribbled over the words berglund says this is the first time the group has ever had anything to face or destroyed in their office even in the bay area. >>as liberal and is accepting of people are in the bay area this stuff happens. there was even discussion of changing the name of the chorus, not all members are or man we thought that maybe it's time to just say community chorus. it was a very fleeting discussion and we we realize that we still need to keep that name in our organizations title. and this kind of proves it an act of hate has led to kindness $300 was raised to replace one banner. >>a police report has not yet been filed, reporting live in berkeley a long kron 4

but rather than depicting her and a sun bonnet with a rifle, richard bergen decided to depict her preparing to bathe in a kansas stream, to wash off the dust he thought. he is buying from long traditions of female nudes that were seen as being central to many aspects of fine art, especially sculpture. but it is more stylized than what would have been done as moderates cultural in 1915. thatrgen was merging classical tradition of new sculpture with more avant-garde movements that were going into more stylized directions in the 19 cities and 1970's. and 1970's. this interest in local history and inclusivity of lots of stories, encourage people to put up the monument. people thought it was quite lovely. in 1976. fast-forward to the early 2000's. and people started to have a problem with the sculpture, it appears. because three times in the last 15 years, this culture has been severely vandalized. hands chopped off, this culture toppled. the image they had to remove it for major restoration work several times. we do not know who attacked this culture. they did not leave a manifesto asked lenny

a massiveexpecting grand bergen here.o far, so good in terms of getting some agreement not to escalate things further. that's all the market needs at this point. talks andtructive canceled farm visits. we plough on. let me ask you about fed part to see -- fed policy. what are you expecting from the fed? we've had a little time to reflect on the meeting and press conference. eric says he disagrees with the market that the economy needs a rate cut to continue expansion. what are your thoughts? hani: i think it's clear now, there's some division within the fed. the centers are being quite vocal. but the center ground seems to be on track to doom one more cut this year, perhaps another one next year as well. as an insurance policy. in this midcycle adjustment, although powell didn't use those words, with think that is still the central approach year. and that is going to be sufficient, we feel, to keep -- to put growth back on the right footing. and we're already seeing very good signs that the parts of the economy that are m

mean we've had quite mixed messages from labor about this we had one shadow cabinet minister richard bergen tweeting yesterday that he would love a general election and bring it on and then we had another cabinet minister shadow cabinet minister this morning late last night saying that labor wouldn't go for an election there are plenty of figures among in labor who think that would be a bad idea not least the former prime minister tony blair who's come out earlier this week and said that but colvin and mcdonald joe mcdonald i think a quite bullied by that performance in 2017 and their attitude may be that you know we've done it before we can do it again so we still see the labor party actually meeting right now the parliamentary party so we should hopefully have a bit more clarity on their position if they do decide to go against an election then i think that they would win that vote and that wouldn't be a general election but i think boris johnson probably relying on the the signal that that would send of labor scared of an election that which you know hit them in the polls or something bu

brussels vera chief maxell fun and strasbourg scotland's 1st minister is in bergen today to discuss bragg's it nicholas sturgeon is calling for a new referendum on either membership but as did obvious marinus trials found out if that doesn't happen she's willing to put all options on the table including independence 1st minister you're calling for a 2nd referendum even if it's by no means clear that this outcome will be any different than last time and you're creating a new problem instead of bringing a solution where the u.k. has to find some way of breaking the deadlock over bricks that finds itself and i want to see a nearly general election and a referendum to give the u.k. the opportunity to change its mind know that it sees. difficult finding a way forward and bricks that has become so when you're in a deadlock you have to find a way forward of course i want scotland to remain in the e.u. i hope the u.k. remains in the e.u. but if it doesn't then scottish have the option of becoming an independent member state within the e.u. so that we can protect our position under interests as part

they ended up losing their friendly in bergen by two goals to one.be on old trafford today as england resume hostilities with australia in this and rolling ashes series. play will get under way at 11 o'clock this morning and you can listen to it, the covering gets under way from 10:25am. and don't forget, you can follow it all on the bbc sport website. highlights of the opening date has not played throughout the day. for now, that is all from old trafford. have a good day, thank you very much. hurricane dorian, which has killed at least seven people in the bahamas, is now about a hundred miles east of cape canaveral in florida. the national hurricane centre has warned people living on america's south—east coast to beware of dangerous storm surges. aerial footage of the islands of andros and grand bahama shows severe flooding, with boats torn from their moorings, roofs ripped off buildings, overturned cars and other debris strewn across the engulfed landscape. our north america correspondent, peter bowes, reports. the wrath of dorian. the scale of the

james bergen is the group's chair, he discovered the vandalism sunday morning i noticed that the signs had been defaced. >>and then stretched out so i don't know who deface it and i scratched out. >>a neighbor who did not want to speak on camera says he saw man riding on the banners during broad daylight then later saw someone scribbled over the words berglund says this is the first time the group has ever had anything to face or destroyed in their office even in the bay area. >>as liberal and is accepting of people are in the bay area this stuff happens. there was even discussion of changing the name of the chorus, not all members are or man we thought that maybe it's time to just say community chorus. it was a very fleeting discussion and we we realize that we still need to keep that name in our organizations title. and this kind of proves it an act of hate has led to kind this $300 was raised to replace one banner. >>a police report has not yet been filed. reporting in berkeley get along kron 4 news. >>now to a developing story this morning, san jose police looking for a person of i

and i'm also very involved locally in bergen passaic county with a history.r will be named after alexander hamilton and big opening in a couple years. i'm very interested as an amateur historian. >> thank you for that. i did not expect an answer. [laughter] >> and hamilton house. the incident you are describing the dual you are describing is a famous one and a dramatic one. what i ended up having to do for the book, precisely because what you're suggesting, once you start broadening beyond washington the field for violence even between people and congress becomes exponentially enormous. i ended up limiting myself to incidents that took place in washington either in the capital or on the streets of washington when congress was in session. because when i was really interested in was how the violence was shaping congress was doing and what americans thought about congress and the state of the nation. i had to sort of stop myself from getting beyond that. they are any number of incidents and that's a major one that i could've gone pursuing. i probably beyond year

amerisource bergen based in pennsylvania, where biden was born.o of twitter, jack dorsey. a little bit of mix and match there. biden's campaign is realdy to make an official statement saying they are looking for small amounts, meaning they recognize the importance of corporate dollars but are also looking for people to donate up to $29 and they have sort of averages. i think he's averaging $43. stuart: interesting. big corporate donors usually back people they think are going to win. the absence of big backers of who is it only had one -- ashley: biden has one. stuart: that's not a great sign. not a great sign. expectations for him. thank you. >>> i will stay on politics, stay on money. the leaders of some of the biggest companies in america have sent a letter to the senate about gun laws. ashley will have details on that in just a moment. we are also going to deal with ohio. the cleveland federal reserve bank says the state's economy is holding nice and steady. so is the economy and its performance enough to get voters out again in 2020 for what

some time with that party leader back ahead of this vote they were campaigning heavily in front of bergen saxony how good of a result is this for them. but it is absolutely a very very good result for the although it's slightly below what some polls that showed just 2 weeks ago they were seen as doubling their results they kind of didn't manage to do that but i also got the songs to talk to well but hard as those because we're going sky high and i asked him whether the green party was the new center of germany kind of political center ground on the new set yet that before country not just with the debate on the environment but also on other issues in terms of a social market economy the greens increasingly accept that that is their future role more towards the center so we're seeing a very interesting development too with the think ted party is clearly in decline and the greens offering a potential future center ground there at the big parties in decline and yet still holding on to their top posts in both elections in saxony the christian democrats remaining the strongest party and the mi

alexander was born to wealthy parents in bergen in 769 after a brief career working for the pressiongovernment he used his inheritance to embark on the adventure of a lifetime and set off for america at the age of 30 accompanied by the french explorer and botanist anybody who traveled to venice and from there to cuba colombia peru mexico and ecuador he collected plant specimens observed animals and became the 1st european to almost reach the peak of the chimborazo volcano in the n.t. at the time it was thought to be the highest mountain in the world to row $29.00 for about his trip he really cultivated this. daring adventure he was he was the best. publicist to machine ever he would write letters from south america long letters to his friends and then he would end them said i don't mind if you send them to the newspaper so by the time he returns everybody has heard about his adventure so it's very much part of his self promotion. bolt is believed to have written a total of $30000.00 letters luckily for him he was exempted from paying postage by the prussians postal minister. he docum