we're returning to bulgaria.ors. we saw it ten hours ago when we first crossed into turkey. the following night, nearly 30 hours later, we discover it will still hasn't moved. so it is 11 o'clock now on sunday night. ijust had a call from christine the investigator who is between the turkish and bulgaria border. she is with two trucks full of sheep. they have been standing there for three days now and the manager of the shipping company has come down, apparently, he is said to be desperate. so we're going to head down there now and see if we can talk to him. the manager of the trucks wants to return the sheep to bulgaria, but first he needs permission from the border vet. hi, christine, it'sjohn. permission from the border vet. hi, christine, it's john. hi. where permission from the border vet. hi, christine, it'sjohn. hi. where are the sheep trucks now? are they coming back into bulgaria? how are the sheep now? 0h, they have been for three days in the heat in the back of the truck. and there is obviously a stron

want to bolster our external borders, and rightly so, then it is high time to bring romania and bulgaria into the era. incidentally, croatia, too, deserves full membership of the area as soon as all of the criteria are met. if we want the euro to unite our continent rather than dividing it then it needs to be more of a currency of a select country. the euro is destined to be the entire currency of the european union. if we have the right compromises, everyone is a winner in the european union. compromises are neither bad nor ugly. compromises are an art, a way of bridging differences and finding our way to one another. people who struggle with compromises struggle with democracy and struggle with europe. if we are to have a stronger european union, it needs to be more inclusive, too. if we want to bolster our external borders, and rightly so, then it is high time to bring romania and bulgaria into the era. incidentally, croatia, too, deserves full membership of the area as soon as all of the criteria are met. if we want the euro to unite our continent rather than dividing it then it need

new border guards and the coast guard's work with national border guards and work increase italy bulgariaand spain. they are in the frontline of the geographic situation. they must not be left alone for their protection. we have to have common frontiers in common protection. we have managed to slow down the flow of regular migrants which is a great worry in many countries. we have regular arrivals and 97th are sent in the mediterranean thanks to the agreement. this summer we managed to better control the central mediterranean routes. in this way we have considerably reduced the number of human lives lost in the mediterranean. i can't talk about migration without talking about italy for its generosity. [applause] .. >> the human condition in which race in the reception cells. here, europe as a collective responsibility and the commission will work hand-in-hand with united nations to understand the situation which cannot continue. [applause] it saddens me that not all of our states show the same degree of solidarity. here's a hold have continued to show the solidarity. lester they give is s

the ceo of bulgaria joins me. good afternoon. the asian market for you and what percentage of revenue is it? asia altogether is accounting for more than 50% which is quite logical when you look at the world ‘s wealth division. asia is a mix of very established, sophisticated markets like singapore but sometimes new emerging markets like indonesia, vietnam and markets like china which are big in size. we have a lot of different opportunities from their renewed the quite recent quite established. i see potential in all three. with different strategy. what countries in asia dc the most possible potential bass indonesia crosses my mind. we have 5000. we are contemplating is cities like jakarta. because of the culture, because also of development, indonesia will become more important. also some of vietnam. although it is not as established as indonesia, for similar reasons it will become a major player as well. china has been a huge driver of growth in the luxury market. what risks you see with the economy slowing down and with the go

the result moves them three points clear of sweden in group a after the swedes were beaten by bulgariato fourth with just three games remaining. cristiano ronaldo scored a hatrick as european champions portugal beat the faroes islands 5—1 to remain second in group b. switzerland stay top though after victory over andorra while hungary beat latvia. in group h, roberto martinez‘s belgium put nine past gibraltar with romelu lukaku and thomas meunier both scoring hatricks. the home side played the second half with 10 men in liege after axel witsel was sent off prior to half time for a poorly timed lunge. greece dropped ground after a goalless draw with estonia while boznia and herzegovina missed a chance to move second. they led cyprus 2—0 in nicosia before losing 3—2. in south america, paraguay have shocked chile. argentina currently occu py shocked chile. argentina currently occupy fifth place, with uruguay and chile and headed them in third and fourth respectively. there is confirmation of that paraguay win. brazil and ecuador has just kicked off. in the early game, venezuela played out

a—nil, while the netherlands kept their hopes of automatic qualification going with a 3—1 win over bulgaria won 3—0 away to bottom side latvia. the swiss have a maximum 2a points in group b, three ahead of portugal although they still have to visit the european champions for a showdown in lisbon in theirfinal game. portugal, who beat 10—man hungary 1—nil away, have a vastly superior goal difference. german coachjoachim loew has condemned the fans who sang nazi era chants during their win over the czech republic on friday. the chants came on the anniversary of germany's invasion of poland in 1939 that triggered world war ii. translation: i'm not upset or sad, but i am angry. this is maybe the best description of my feelings. i am really, really upset about what happened. the fact that some so—called fans used football and the stage of an international game to bring great shame and disgrace to our country with their behaviour, i think every single one of those people should not be allowed to enter the stadium. that would be an absolute win. a century from virat kohli helped his side to anothe

season lost another this time at home to red star belgrade and hoffenheim blew a first half lead in bulgaria fell two one to little girls. well after the defeat of all three bonus league teams in the champions league that means six german sides lost in europe this week the first time that's happened since one thousand nine hundred eighty one well there's been immediate fallout with byron munich sacking their coach carlo and chalabi after a three nil thrashing by paris on jermaine now the shock waves from that move by germany's biggest club are still reverberating a former byron player really sod all will take over as interim coach for their next match that's at half of berlin on sunday when the club's home. gets a reminder now of our top stories this hour indian officials say more than twenty people are dead dozens more injured following a stampede in mumbai incident happened on a foot bridge at the probably every row weigh station during morning rush hour. that bridge was reportedly overcrowded with people taking shelter from heavy rains . i'm brian thomas for the entire news team thanks so

holland have kept alive their slim chances of reaching next summer's world cup with a 3—1 win over bulgariabben scored their second in amsterdam. the dutch will need results to go their way though if they are to make it to russia. they're third in group a but are three points behind sweden who beat belarus 4—0. france play luxembourg tonight. rory mcilroy says he is waiting for the season to end after missing the cut at the dell technologies championship in boston, the world numberfour championship in boston, the world number four has not won a tournament in 2017. he had a second round to forget with four bogeys and a double bogey, making 7a. he says his play has been sloppy, jon rahm of spain is top of the leaderboard at the halfway stage. england's lee slattery has thrown away a two—stroke lead to come second in the czech masters. slattery was the overnight leader but dropped shots on four holes. he finished on 11—under—par and was overta ken by south africa's haydn porteous who ended the tournament on 13 under. little bradley lowery was the six—year—old football fan whose battle against

want to bolster our external borders, and rightly so, then it is high time to bring romania and bulgaria into the era. and incidentally, croatia deserves f incidentally, croatia, too, deserves full membership of the area as soon as all of the criteria are met. if we want the euro to unite our continent rather than dividing it then it needs to be more of a currency of a select country. the euro is destined to be the entire currency of the european union. all but two member states are duty bound for join the euro area as soon as they met the conditions. for that to be possible, these member states need the support of a euro accession instrument, which i propose here today, which will offer preaccession assistance. if we want continent's banks to operate under the same rules then we should encourage all member states to exceed to the banking union. that means we must reduce the remaining risks in the banking system of certain membership states. the banking union will only work with risk reduction and risk mitigation goes hand in hand. for us to be able to ensure that that is the case, a cer

. ♪ el partido por las eliminatorias europeas rumbo al mundial de rusia, holanda venciÓ a bulgaria mantieneporada y se acumula 238 puntos. su compaÑero de escuderÍa finalizÓ segundo y vettel completÓ el podio. pasamos al tenis, sharapova vvenciÓ. esto de la informaciÓn hasta el momento, recordar que el prÓximo fin de semana se llevarÁn a cabo las finales del us open. arantxa: una competencia, algo que se toman muy en serio estas personas que estÁn ahÍ para llevarse el titulo del ganador. consta en poder llevar la mayor cantidad de cerveza, sin ganar las. la persona que ganÓ ha tenido que entrenar en el gimnasio para cargar todo ese peso. recuerde que nos vemos esta noche con mÁs noticias e informaciÓn. >> pásale, chaparrito. ah, qué guapo. ahorita le vas a dar muchos, muchos besos a tu mami y le deseas suerte en su primer día. tobías: ¿su primer día de qué? laura: ¿te acuerdas que te dije que apenas hoy iba a empezar a trabajar? tobías: [asiente] laura: ok, bueno, entonces papá o la abuela estela van a pasar por ti a la escuela. pero en las noches yo voy a llegar a cenar contigo y siempre a

. >> bulgaria is under a state of alert this morning.communist protesters set fire to the headquarters of bulgaria's governing socialist party and chanted, "let the communists burn." >> tens of thousands of ordinary citizens stormed the headquarters of the hated secret police tonight. >> the scenes in this moment are incredibly dramatic. people in the streets proclaiming freedom. some of that was liberation. some of it had a darker side. >> romania's dictator, the last hard line leader in the warsaw pact, has been deposed by a popular uprising. > romania was the most oppressive and most grotesque. of all the east european regimes. the only way to overthrow this regime turned out to be by force. >> fierce fighting erupted in bucharest. the old guard is fighting the new people. all hell has broken loose. >> romanian television aired graphic evidence today of the fate of deposed leader ceausescu. >> the ceausescus had been made to stand trial on christmas day. >> in the end, he got the kind of justice that he had dealt out to many of his su

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. >> santorini is also a popular choice for seasonal workers from romania and bulgaria.ne trade union for the greek service industry investigates cases of exploitation from all over greece. giorgos is tasked with helping the victims. >> the most tragic case so far was a hotel chamber maid on the island of zakynthos last year. she died on the job because she was simply overworked. and i think that this is a symptom that is typical for the conditions in our industry. >> for some it's paradise, for others hell. the greek tourism industry is certainly benefiting from record visitor numbers, but it's often at the expense of ordinary workers. the problem is, right now many greeks simply see no alternative. >> bees meant everything to rumanian farmer costel gresala. that's because he lived off the sales of the honey they made. but now he's lost everything. all because of a pesticide called fiprocid. it contains the toxic ingredient fipronil, that has been hitting headlines across europe over the past few weeks, after it was found in eggs being sold across europe. now the pestic

this season lost another this time at home to red star belgrade often blew a first half lead in bulgaria fell two one to literates after the defeat of all three bonus league teams in the champions league that means six german sides lost in europe this week that's the first time that's happened since one thousand nine hundred eighty one now there's been a media fall out with byron munich sacking their coach carlo lofty after a three no thrashing by paris on jermaine the shock waves from that move by germany's biggest football club are still reverberating in the football world a former player well he saw gaul will take over as interim coach for their next match at header berlin that's coming up this weekend on sunday. ok time to break this all down with the squire from the sports stars what a run for german sides my goodness you know this move seems like a panic decision for from byron's bosses doesn't it what triggered a lot is firing this was a panicky decision you completely correct and it was a panicky decision with no plan a b. c. d. all the way through to z. in the build up to this g

. >> santorini is also a popular choice for seasonal workers from romania and bulgaria.ne trade union for the greek service industry investigates cases of exploitation from all over greece. giorgos is tasked with helping the victims. >> the most t tragic case e sor was a hotel chamber maid on the island of zakynthos last year. she died on the job because she was simpmply overworked. and i ththink that this is a symptom that is typical for the conditions in our industry. >> for some it's paradise, for others hell. the greek tourism industry is certainly benefiting from record visitor numbers, but it's often at the expense of ordinary workers. the problem is, right now many greeks simply see no alternative. >> bees meant everything to rumanian farmer costel gresala. that's because he lived off the sales of the honey they made. but now he's lost everything. all because of a pesticide called fiprocid. it contains the toxic ingrgredit fipronil, that has been hitting headlines across europe over the past few weeks, after it was found in eggs being sold across europe. now the p

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gorgeous beach weather and the same for southern turkey but the north—east of greece into wards bulgariataly, but italy will have some sunshine through tuesday afternoon. spain and portugal, dry, sunny and hot across the south and for the ca nary islands, pleasantly hot across the south and for the canary islands, pleasantly warm with temperatures around 30. closer to home, we are in between weather systems for tuesday. high pressure to the eastern low—pressure to the west. it will feel warm where you get the sunshine. we start tuesday and a grey note with mist and merc with fog. it promises to be a better afternoon with drier and some sunshine breaking through the cloud. you can see a uk weather forecast here in around half an hour. hello, i‘m ros atkins, this is outside source live from berlin. we are not too used to seeing angola merkel and the back foot but that‘s what she is at the moment. angela merkel looks set for a fourth term as german chancellor — but it‘s her party‘s worst result in 70 years. the spd of martin schulz also lose votes and are quick to announce they were quittin

lance says a nine—hour delay in gatwick for a flight to bulgaria. not a great start to the holiday.van is back here. any travel delays for you ?|j confused. james bevan is back here. any travel delays for you? i think the cynical aspect of air travel is when they overbook flights and it‘s absolutely montrous, they still make people stay behind, there should be fines on that. also a focus about what‘s happening at wells fargo, a big bank, set up fake accounts and not just a few big bank, set up fake accounts and notjust a few dozen, a few hundred, seems millions of fake accounts and the problem has got worse. well, we knew there was a substantial problem. what happened was that the company were incentivising employees to cross—sell, but they were not keeping an eye on what was going on and the employees were saying, we have to do this, why don‘t we create accou nts have to do this, why don‘t we create accounts and pretend these people are signed up and we will look clever and everyone will be happy. i rather suspect the board went along with it because the the company said we need to

they lost another this time at home to red star belgrade and hoffenheim blew a first half lead in bulgariathey fell two one to literates. after the defeat of all three bonus league teams in the champions league that means six german sides lost in europe this week now the first time that's happened since one thousand nine hundred one now there's been some immediate fallout with byron munich sacking their coach carlo and chalabi after a three now thrashing by paris jermaine the shock waves from that move by germany's biggest club are still reverberating in the football world. carlo and returning from an away match for what turned out to be the last time after fifteen months in charge byron's stinging three nil loss in paris was the last straw. the italians starting line up in that match had raised eyebrows for you robin and front group as well as jerome boating and mats hummels were all left out. angela he gambled and went bust the german champions looked second best all over the pitch and were mowed down by neymar company. was than twenty four hours after the final whistle carlo was out on

around black sea resort on thursday, possibly parts of turkey, greece, southern balkans, perhaps bulgariaest it's fairly quiet weather, further north and a stagnant high—pressure you'll get fog. just a few showers around, potentially, for southern spain. looking largely financed by across the canary islands, you can see, just a bit at times. where the isobars are most tightly packed is further north. we're keeping a close eye on the relevant antic. on thursday we've got one weather from clearing away, then a ridge of high pressure, so looks like a decent day. you saw the dominant low coming into the latter part towards friday, the first of our rather wet and windy spells heading towards the weekend. there is potentialfor something a little bit tropical to be tied in with the weather systems as we head into the weekend. matt will have much more on that for you later. these are some of the main stories in the bbc newsroom. federal aid is arriving empire to rico but almost half the population does not have access to clean drinking water. president trump has added his support to a hardline ca

the result moves them three points clear of sweden in group a after they lost in bulgaria.—1 to remain second in group b. switzerland stay top though after victory over andorra. biggest winners on thursday were belgium — they beat gibraltar 9—0 in liege. greece dropped ground after a goalless draw with estonia while boznia and herzegovina missed a chance to move second. they led cyprus 2—0 in nicosia before losing 3—2. in tennis, roger federer has narrowly avoided becoming the latest big name to lose at the us 0pen tennis in new york. he needed five sets to beat the russian mikhail youznhy — a 17th consecutive win over his opponent. federer remaining hopeful of a sixth title here. in the women's draw, world number one karolina pliskova came from a set down to beat nicole gibbs and reach the last 32. the number one seed, runner up last year, handed the first set to the american 6—2, but she battled back against the qualifier to take the next two sets and move into the third round. as we've been hearing, many people are returning to their homes to see the scale of the storm d

holland have kept alive their slim chances of reaching the world cup with a 3—1 win over bulgaria, arjen way now however to make it to russia. they are third in the group but three points behind sweden who beat belarus 4—0. france are currently playing luxembourg, ed va izey currently playing luxembourg, ed vaizey likens you after half an hour. —— it is 0—0 after half an hour. —— it is 0—0 after half an hour. i'll be back with more later on, back to you. breaking news following north korea's latest test, we have just had a statement from the us defence secretary james mattis on that test. let's have a listen. we have many military options and the president wa nted military options and the president wanted to be briefed on each one. we made clear we have the ability to defend ourselves and our allies, south korea and japan, from any attack. and our commitments among the allies are iron clad. any threat to the united states or its territories including guam or our allies will be met with the massive military response, a response both effective and overwhelming. kim jong—un should take heed

and lost another this time at home to red star belgrade and hoffenheim blew a first half lead in bulgaria and fell two one to little goritz. and after the defeat of all three teams in the champions league that means that six german sides lost in europe this week the first time that that has happened since one thousand nine hundred one there's been an immediate fallout with byron munich sacking their coach carlo and to lottie after a three mail thrashing bipartisan the shock waves from the move by germany's biggest soccer club are still overbearing in the football world a former buyer and player will leave zag no will take over as interim coach for their next match at hare to berlin on sunday. so let's get more on this now dead cards joining us here in the studio from d.w. sports desk so does tell us i mean and to lobby out the right decision and what was behind it he has gone to the galaxy don't panic and ignored that very very good sound piece of advice. yes by munich were playing somewhat lackluster of late but i think. the straw that broke the camel's back was the rather dismal display

the schengen area, the passport free travel zone could also be extended to bulgaria, romania, and eventuallyt turkey joining the eu for the foreseeable future, condemning the detention of journalist by president over one's regime. he did however call for the creation of some eu jobs new structural reform could be created over member states and he suggested his own post as president of the european commission should be merged with the presidency of the european council. he said europe would be easier to understand if one captain was steering the ship. here with us now to discuss this further are the meps who were there to hear presidentjunker‘s speech. gerard batten and richard corbett. thank you both forjoining me. let's start by asking you both what did you make of the speech? it was very upbeat, as you said. a reminder that the rest of europe hasn't focused entirely on brexit. i have other things to worry about, other ideas, other proposals on the table. he got loads of ideas on the table of course, the commission of the proposals which is the trouble, they come up with ideas that they don

is there bulgaria doesn't export weapon store al-qaeda which is obvious i don't expect the bulgarian government to care for contract. between them but your own prime minister . or georgia laddie the interest of this of this is obvious but i provided the information i provided with each which was taken on the ground from the warehouses where the jihadists kept their and store their weapons and nobody. neither the national security agency now the prosecutors asked me to provide this evidence however i. am very thankful to all media like atty and other. media organizations for giving me the opportunity to or reveal this information i can provide these documents to anybody who wants to will make an independent investigation. i can sheva thank you so much. and since the events on my town square in kiev in twenty fourteen the ukrainian government has turned to or oppressive measures against its own citizens right wing radicals have attacked anti-government protesters and targeted journalists for criticizing president poroshenko ministration now foreign governments are protesting ukraine's

bulgaria, liberia, or cuba. you showed how that fed into their stories which i thought was amazing. >> the time of sputnik, 1957, when soviets put sputnik, satellite into space, thatat kicked off a space race version of the cold war, that was a fascinating time. i mean this was a time of mccarthyism. it was a time, you know the sputnik obviously, the excitement of going into space. the fear that maybe the russians are spying on us. it is the time that little rock happened in 1957. so one of the most, i mean just unbelievable documents i found that i put in the book that connected those two things is that the russians would always publish a timetable where the sputnik satellite was overflying during, sort of orbit around the earth. >> wow. >> so i found this w "washington post" article that, that showed that the russians published, when it was flying over little rock, arkansas. so, you know, very direct connections between the domestic turmoil in the united states and this international, global, battle between th

. >> bulgaria's president, a fan of president trump's election but who was -- also close to russia, urged iran. >> joint conference of plan. >> members of the president's administration, the secretary of state and national security advisor, are also urging the president not to scrap the agreement. an administration source tells fox news that doesn't mean the president can't take other actions against neuron such as tough new sanctions for its support of terrorism and other destabilizing activities. >> president trump also kept up the push for middle east peace, meeting with the palestinian president and jordan's king abdullah as he did with israel's prime minister yesterday. the president said he is trying hard to attain the self are unattainable. >> we had an important juncture. there is a small period of time and we are going to see we can do. that can be no promises obviously. so many people have talked about it and it's never happened. we are fighting very hard. >> president trump got some back up to the policies he articulated in the speech to the united nations general assembly yest

. >> bulgaria is in the panic this morning. >> tens of thousands of ordinary citizens storm the headquarters of a heated secret police tonight. >> the scenes in this moment are dramatic. people in the street claiming freedom, some of that was liberation. some of it had a darker sign. >> romainuous dictator, the last leader in the war pack has been deposed. >> romania was the most roe test k. of all the east european regi s regimes, the only way to overthrow it was by force. >> all hell has broken loose. >> romanian television offering graphic evidence of the faith of the deposed leader. >> made to stand trial on christmas day. >> in the end he got the kind of justice he had dealt out to many of his subject. >> at the end of this remarkable week, a week of bloodshed in romania and elsewhere comes a remind of what the struggle is all about. it's about freedom. >> journey was not just the symbol of the cold war but the great crisis of the cold war. >> together of course they'll form an economic in political power. would a giant germ if i state once again dominate europe. >> many europeans were

. >> and that's happening -- >> not that there's anything wrong with bulgaria, but they may outsource to it a bulgarian firm. you don't know. >> part of what is so frustrating about this entire, through the looking glass moment, it seems like i can't tell if we're starting to get paranoid or it is justified. and then it seems like the paranoia is the part of the interference. >> the russians don't even have done anything to keep the paranoia going. 2018, we're of course going to wonder when the elections come out if the numbers are real. there will be a real fear that your vote doesn't come out. >> not only fear about that. the times article highlighted, systems break down all the time. i've worked around elections for most of my adult life. and this election problem here. now you have this doubt in the back of your mind. >> that's right. president obama did add elections to the critical infrastructure. the russians would have a very good motivation to not actually do that. that would be an escalation that they would not want to cross. >> who does president trump talk on? first the ve

it is the combination of increased presence in the baltic region but also in romania and bulgaria withhe increased capability to reinforce troops and forces quickly to provide deterrence which is the key task of nato. we don't deploy forces to provoke. we deploy forces to prevent a conflict. as any adversary knows, an attack on one ally would trigger a response from the whole alliance. we are the strongest military alliance in history. as long as our deterrence is credible and it is all for one and one for all, we will be able to deserve peace. charlie: if russia were to attack one of the baltic countries, nato would respond immediately under article five? >> absolutely. that is the reason we have deployed multinational forces ,ed by the united states poland, united kingdom, estonia, canada, and other nations contribute in forces. by having a multinational nato presence in the baltic countries, we are sending a that an attack on the always will trigger a response from the whole alliance. at the same time, nato does not seek confrontation with rus sia. russia is our neighbor. we strive

our next guest was born in bulgaria, raised in canada, moved to los angeles.'s an amazing story, really. you can see her star opposite cover sutherland and ellen page in "flatliners" that opens later this month. please welcome nina dobrev! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's very good to have you here. you look very beautiful. thank you for coming. >> thank you. of course. >> jimmy: how long were you on "the vampire diaries"? >> about six years. >> jimmy: was that your big break, your first thing? >> not my first thing. i was on [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: with drake. were you on with drake? >> i was, yeah. >> jimmy: then he amazingly was able to stand up out of that wheelchair. >> it's crazy, crazy, technology and medicine are really advanced. >> you must have been a kid when you started acting? >> i was about 16 years old when i got the show. didn't start there, that was my professional career. i'd been sort of acting about of that. >> jimmy: acting out? >> that's true, all the time. but whenever we'd go anywhere i would make up little characters an

. >> we have four kids, two adopted from bulgaria, both with down syndrome. >> the children keep askingut going home, ever since the day firefighters rescued them from fast rising flood waters. >> coming to rescue us, buddy. >> reporter: it was not just four kids and two adults. >> you don't like the lake being over here? >> no. >> reporter: there was the three-legged dog. >> she's never swam before, she's missing a leg, so i don't know. >> and their chubby pig. >> good girl, penny. >> said, all right, this is going to be an adventure, have the happy face on for the kids. >> reporter: it worked. then they all came home to see what harvey left behind. >> pretty overwhelming. i -- it's really hard to describe, right? we're trying to keep happy faces, trying to maintain good attitudes for the kids, and walking in for the first time, i mean, it was the most horrific smell, most -- just all furniture shifted, everything just displaced. >> i kind of couldn't catch my breath, and that's when it got real for me. walking into the house, it was definitely hard. we didn't have any time to gather t

going to face the mandatory challenger kubrat pulev from bulgaria.tions'100% record. they need a win against moldova. and the jockey russels has been given a four match ban, for punching a horse on the back of the head. brexit secretary david davis is to update mps on last week's negotiations with the european union. mr davis will make a statement in the house of commons about the progress of the third round of brexit talks. 0ur political reporter is at the paris of westminster. we know what the europeans think. too slowly? david davis is going to be giving a progress report, perhaps lack of progress report, perhaps lack of progress report. the government wa nts to progress report. the government wants to move on to way of trade talks with the european union but the world from brussels is that we have not had sufficient progress, including settling this divorce bill for britain to leave the european union. i suspect david davis's negotiating strategy is good to come under some criticism from the opposition. he will still say that britain has strong h

usher in a more polite era in professional boxing josh was getting ready to defend his belts against bulgaria score brought for live with that fight coming up in october the britain says he doesn't believe in the sort of trash talking that was evident ahead of the recent contest between khana gregor and floyd mayweather the trash talking isn't so much pressure talking it's more river. character and you can be just but then it comes to a stage where someone to disrespect this person and that person thought this respect and i won back into the comes a bit more of a fight before the real fight and we don't need to get into all that. finally made a league baseball were hurricane force the tampa bay rays to play the new york yankees at citi field and the first regular season game on monday citi field is the home to the new york mets tampa were designated the home side this was the fifth a big league serious match moved to another side due to weather conditions and the second in less than a month after houston played texas in tampa bay because of hurricane harvey for the game it was the new york ya

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important because in case if tokyo turkey goes in turmoil then you have right i had like greece and bulgaria which are members. i mean these are the first two countries that will be affected and i do think that then all the european project is going to collapse because they were not able to handle in two months eight hundred thousand refugees which brought you up almost to a cliff because they were not able to split them equally so how can a small country like you know compared to the size of all the european continent turkey will deal with all this three millions for a longer period or united kurdistan would have affects on all regional players sparking fears of a conflict that continued inclusion of the kurds in iraq could also lead to conflict they have never been one nation you know to tell you the truth it's never ever been one nation state in iraq kurds have been either step son of the arabs or. as i said it's been an unsuccessful marriage you could see you know either way the key figure in this is iraq's masoud barzani a traditional ally of turkey and the u.s. but the u.s. has not com

but there was a case a few years ago for a trader in bulgaria put out a statement about a takeover offeron avon and was able to make a few thousand dollars. the author never happen. it was fate. he traded on the uptake on that. you know, willie sutton once said he brought back more than money is. but we're seeing right now is forever the information has come at us for hackers we've got equifax and now the sec. maria: debut for more more than four months before security uncovered the mass data breach. in terms of its echo effect story, this is getting worse. >> yeah, it sounds like what happened that this is part of the game hackers play, but basically they got into the system in march of this of worked around for a few months. we described in our story of someone breaking into an office and tried to find the doors were the knobs are unlocked. they looked around until they could get their hands on this trove of information worth 140 million individual files. that is the latest story there. going on for months before they found out about it. maria: obviously yesterday the fed announcing th