without that game in london that lost the champions league right apart from that i think it's peter bosch he's keeping things maybe a bit more simple he's not overloading his players too much with too much information like thomas to hole has done and that's that's that's definitely his recipe and it works out in the bundesliga at the moment he's changing tactics to during the game and things like that and. look at the results it's all in his favor doric keep it simple stupid maybe it's a little bit too early to talk about any of these issues but you and i both know that your fans would love to see a real tight title race this season do you think that this version of dortmund might actually have the stuff to mount a real challenge to win the league well it's not two things one has to perform on the same level as they have done in the last three four years when they were runner up or third place and by munich has to struggle i don't i don't see that yet and they came without that except for one game they they had a good start but if by many struggle struggles dog is the only team this seaso

hamburg where dortmund have a chance to regain their position at the top with yet another when bigger bosches team began the match unbeaten and unscored upon winning their opponents hamburg would have to succeed were all others had failed this season let's see how they got on. it was a high tempo game with both sides having chances in the opening minutes bobby were testing home and burke in the domingo. yammering obama young only inches away at the other end. with blood pressure is rising lewis holtby took andreae milenko down just outside the box. and went dormant in the danger zone it was that chance to take the lead she can't go back and burton from close range on the twenty four minute mile ob. midway through the second half dome and broke hamburg on the counter setting up obama again for the easiest of tappin. was. dormant at the hamburg misery in the eightieth christan put a stick with the sublime finish was. dormant when three nearly continue their one hundred percent start to the season. well for more on wednesday's big clash in hamburg we have all of a knock of the berlin newspaper b

now, it is my pleasure to turn the proceedings over to my friend and partner from bosch. he will say a few remarks and then we will get underway. christian. [applause] >> thank you for that, bruce. ladies and gentlemen, a very warm welcome from my side and a big thank you to our colleagues at brookings for hosting us here today in dc. my name is christian and i'm senior vice president of. [inaudible] it is a pleasure to see so many guests and members and familiar faces at the transatlantic community for the second eventto of brookings boss initiative or in short the bb ti. when asked about the state of transatlantic partnership germay federal president and until recently foreign minister recently told the press that there was never been so much uncertainty in the history of the german-american relationship as there is at the present moment. whether or not you agree with a the statement, i think is beyond doubt that we are facing one of the most difficult periods for transatlantic relations in decades. this is among the many reasons why the brookings institute have expande

coach payton bosch urged his troops on through to be a emerick obama young who finds maximillian philip to make it one meal in the twenty eighth minute and a milestone for dortmund there eighteen hundred one just the get go. then down the left jeremy told young philip again in position to nail. but buck's defense looked to shambles after thirty eight minutes and then it was obama turn first he made it three nil before the break then he added two more after the restart bringing his total for the season to eight goals in six games the bad. blood meanwhile at a loss up front but finally they hit the target making it five one. hardly cause to celebrate. then dortmund were back at it again. rounded out the half dozen best but could only stand by and watch. six one the final score and life is good for dortmund fans young and old. a quick reminder now the top stories we have been following for you here at the polling stations have opened in germany's parliamentary elections polls show that incumbent is forced to win a fourth term as chancellor they also suggest that the far right alternative f

new york next week at the un ga i'm excited to also file brainpower and we can apply bookings and bosch brainpower to it as well. >> you mention corporations and governments. i doubt the russian government would be in the vanguard enterprise. >> on the contrary. there in the vanguard of making the world safe for digital autocracy so i think that we want to get ahead of that rather than have it swamped us or stood the standards. in china, of course they're in the process of monopolizing control over their own citizens information because there's an alliance between the companies and the government that blocks out our folks but demands that citizens share as much with governments as they do with each other and that is a standard i don't think we want to set. >> as far as you are comfortable sharing with, not only the group but the public -- when you are in the government which wasn't that long ago you had a lot of contacts with russians and what is there a line, if i can put it on cyber that obviously projects what they are doing and what all the world knows that they have been doing. >>

as pretty disappointed with the result and we had paid a bosch the dortmund coach after the game. we will have a bit of a sound bite from him now just to say what he had to say. i mean there's going to be used to admit that we've lost today we might want to change to a very good. and. we're not at that level i don't want to start with that scene because we were if neil nailed think it was clear. so we got a penalty decision that they're talking about there he obviously wasn't too happy about that do you think it's a game changer i mean i thought it was a penalty for sure i mean ramos put his hands up and he clearly blocked the ball when it was coming in. to him and it was contentious the short game changer i'm not really convinced about that even if tom had got the penalty and they scored from it i think real madrid had too much quality for dortmund and i think you know had a bush should admit that himself i mean the better team one official ok i thank you so much a young expat from d.w. sports by a munich or a club with a rich european tradition but history won't do them any favo

what is standard, though, if you look at the kitchens, for example -- the bosch appliances, the countertopst stuff's standard, whether you go to a studio or, for that matter, one of our three-bedrooms. our success is really based on where we are. you move these buildings two blocks in either direction, our numbers would be different, completely different. >> vegas has always been known for destination, place to come and hang out, but never for, like midtown manhattan, where people are coming and buying facilities like this, buying a condo to live here or invest in it. so, that's a big change for vegas. >> i think so. and it's starting to change more in what we're seeing. in other words, when we first started, you would see a lot of the investor market coming. over the last year, it's changing -- a lot of the end-users now. as nice as the hotels are, it's still a hotel room. this is their place. they sleep on their own pillow. >> ♪ ain't it good to come home? ♪ >> here we have obviously a bedroom. >> yeah, you're going into the master bedroom. the thing to point out here is the bathrooms, be

house speaker paul ryan and the white house have kind of put the kai bosch on gop efforts -- on effortso up 'em obamacare. we'll talk with congressman tom reed, the republican congressman from new york. thank you for joining us. do you think the graham/cassidy bill, if it does get to the house, will stand there? >> obviously it has to go through the senate first. we don't know what it's going the look like, we don't know what the score from the cbo is going to be. >> it's only going to be a partial score, not even a pull skr? health care is a very tough issue. we want to know what the final bill is before we take a position, want to read the actual bill before we take a position. i will tell you there is a lot of concern. we lost a critical amendment that we put in the original bill that we sent over for the local property property tax levee. they have got to get it through the senate. i don't know if they have the votes there. >> we are talking about a hypothetical here because this does have to get through the senate. >> yes. >> your republican colleague peter king of new york said he

next week and i'll be excited to file a low brainpower and hope we can apply some brookings and some bosch brainpower to it as well. >> governments. i doubt that the russian government would be in the vanguard of this enterprise. >> on the contrary. theriot in the vanguard of making the world safe for digital auto charissa. we want to get ahead of that rather than have it swamp us or set the standards. and then in china of course, they are in the process of monopolizing control over their own citizens' information because they are the alliance between the companies and the government that a, blocks out demands , and b, citizens share as much with government as they do with each other. that is a standard i don't think we want to set. >> in so far as you are comfortable in sharing with not only the group, but the public, when you were in the government, which was not that long ago, you had a lot of contacts with the russians. what is their line, if i can t it, on cyber, that obviously protects what they are doing and what all the world knows that they have been doing? >> well, in terms of th

that bosch satisfy some europeans in the short because those countries who chip in bob taft to chip inthat, wanting her to choose a norway model canadian model. but she will give further guarantees to eu citizens currently in the uk. a lot of people in florence, lots of europeans saying the biggest concern about brexit is they won't be able to come to the uk in the future or need a visa. these are important things for people to hear. i said earlier that sometimes we talk about these important occasions too much but this is an important speech and the europeans are paying attention. letter from our political editor. here on mainland europe, as at home, threats to theresa may lurk in many different corners. before packing her bags, she had to try to get her cabinet onside. after two and a half hours, an oh—so natural display — look, we all smile and agree. is philip your new best friend? are you united in the cabinet? very united. all behind this speech. will eu leaders like what they hear in florence? we'll have to wait and see. we don't have to wait for all the detail, though. the prim