vonnie: byron, you are sticking with us. blackstone. of markets are really in selloff mode today with all the major indices down 2% or more. let's check in on the first word news. >> the partial government shutdown may be showing up in the economic figures. filing for u.s. unemployment rose to a four-week high at the end of the year. jobless claims rose to 231,000 last week. federal workers may be asking for benefits. talks to end the partial shutdown did not go anywhere. leaders were unable to make a deal with president trump. democrats are holding firm in their opposition to a border wall. nancy pelosi says democrats will pass legislation today to reopen the government, pressuring senate republicans to do the same. saudi arabia is seeking the death penalty against five of killingcused jamal khashoggi -- members of mohammad bin salman's entourage have been implicated in the writer's assassination. a first for china and its ambitious space program -- they have landed a lunar probe on the far side of the moon. region on the unexplored wi

munich kicked off the second half of the bundesliga season with a strong statement against hoffenheim byron are hoping to get back on top of the week by season's and. thanks for joining us i'm marion evans to. we begin in poland where mourners are gathering for the funeral of murdered death mayor. the fifty five year old liberal politician was standard a charity event last week in front of hundreds of onlookers the killing has stunned poland with many blaming politicians for inflaming a toxic political climate. could dance is a city overcome by grief. thousands of residents braced freezing temperatures to join mayor pavol adam ovitz coffin on its final journey. past the schools he attended and the childhood home grown parents still live. winding through the streets of the city he went on to govern for over two decades. sadness here equaled only by horror. horror of the killing of a man celebrated by many for his liberal values and criticism of the conservative ruling law and justice party. everyone homosexuals refugees everyone could come here. not say searched everyone mourns together and

hoffenheim byron are hoping to get back on top of the week by seasons and. thanks for joining us i'm marion evans team. leading figures in poland and the european community are in dance today paying their respects to the city's late mayor. who was fatally stabbed while on stage at a charity event last sunday the murder of the liberal politician is believed to have been politically motivated european council president donald tusk a former polish prime minister is among thousands of mourners inside and outside st mary's church the funeral service is being broadcast on big screens in dansk and in cities across poland. joining us now from dunces d.w. correspondent monica said ask her so monica i can see that you're actually outside of st mary's church where the funeral service for the polish mayor is taking place as we speak can you describe the atmosphere for us. yes on many different streets and places in. like here when i am where i am standing now there are people who gathered to attend the holy mass and the speeches on the screens there are so thousands of

hoffenheim byron are hoping to get back to the top of the league by the season's end. next vice or welcome to the program leading figures in poland and the european union are in good debts today paying their respects to the city's late mayor pavel a dam of each was fatally stabbed while on stage at a charity event last sunday the murder of a liberal politician is believed to have been politically motivated. is remembered for his civic engagement in his hometown and for his willingness to speak up about his convictions. not even the cavernous and middies church could provide enough space for the mourners and get done sgt thousands lined the streets to pay their respects to pavel of the movie their former mayor and a man who embodied liberal values at a time of political rancor in poland some wept as they watched the service on specially erected big screens amid the sorrow there was fear for the future. it's very sad that we come together here under these circumstances we can to lower society to be divided the assassination last sunday show does exactly where that leads.

hoffenheim byron are hoping to get back on top of the league by the season's end. i'm next peiser welcome to the program leading figures in poland and the european union are in good dance today paying their respects to the city's late mayor how will a dam of it was fatally stabbed while on stage at a charity event last sunday the murder of the liberal politician is believed to have been politically motivated european council president donald to skip a former polish prime minister himself is among the thousands of mourners inside and outside st mary's church the funeral service is being broadcast on big screens in cadets and in cities across poland. joining us now live from good desk correspondent monica. monica we understand you're outside the church where the funeral is taking place what have people there been telling you. many of her the people who came here. from all over poland and from other countries are still deeply shocked after the tragedy. which happened six days ago in the dying sc they don't really find an answer any answer on question how is it possibl

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hoffenheim byron are hoping to get back on top of the leak by season's and. i'm married to evanston a welcome leading figures in poland and the european community are indents today paying their respects to the city's late mayor pawel adama vish was fatally stabbed while on stage at a charity event last sunday the murder of the liberal politician is believed to have been politically motivated. european council president donald tusk of former polish prime minister is among the mourners at st mary's church the funeral services being broadcast on big streams and and in cities across poland. well joining us now from correspondent monica. so monica we understand you're actually outside st mary's church where the funeral service for the polish marriage taking place what are you seeing there. there are thousands of people from poland and other countries gathering here all the time in front of the cathedral in. hope did they can enter the church and attend the can there are ceremony there are several thousands already in the church right now the funeral ceremony is be

after a brocky start to the season byron showed there back on track to get struck hard and there are certain to make it a tight race for the title. sumi so much going to it is great to have you with us international adore smith of venezuela self declared interim president is growing israel and australia are among the latest countries to recognize one why though his rival president nicolas maduro has rejected an ultimatum from some european nations to announce fresh elections within eight days both men are now locked in a fierce contest for the support of and as well as military. target practice under the eyes of president nicolas maduro it took place at fort. twenty seventeen a group of soldiers rose up against the government this time it was about showing loyalty. don't want to. argue plotting a coup. or are you constitutionalists. traitors never always loyal. to their. murderous sees the hand of western governments behind opposition protests he says they're trying to overthrow him he knows the military is key to staying in power the opposition leader was trying to convince the mili

and byron parkway. commute from livermore to dublin, looks fine and it's not raining currently here in oakland, as you can see traffic in both directions at oracle arena. bay bridge. that's filled in now. this is about a 10- to 15- minute delay. looks good into san francisco. want to ask steve something here at 5:49. is it still pretty windy out there? or has it died down? >> you need to take notice here. maybe at 24, 680 here. if you're lafayette to concord, maybe pleasant hill. look at this cell popping up route there. that's going right along 680, concord, pleasant hill. that's going to be the theme today. we're going to see these cells pick up rapidly. there's colder air coming in, destabilizing the atmosphere. could get hail out of these. now, there have been lightning strikes in mendocino county. but looks like that's tailed off. we're not done yet. now, the main front has gone through. but there will still be off and on rain and occasionally shower activity. herein lies the rub. lies the rub. the

byron have a tradition of holding their winter training camp in qatar but in recent years their form has been markedly better at this point in the bundesliga campaign their six points behind leaders brasil dortmund face a tough test in their twenty nine thousand opener against hoffenheim they're the only side to have beaten the last two times they've hosted the champions and says it's going to be a very difficult we want to win in fact we must win if we want to increase the pressure on dortmund. hoffenheim are just one of four teams to brave the winter weather and stay in germany a win against biron on friday would be a welcome boost to a club just on the edge of a guaranteed european spot. and as byron will be under pressure on friday when the game then it's a clear message to the leading teams that they have to step even harder on the gas in the home else but it looks. and pressing down on the gas pedal is exactly what byron need to do if they're to stay in with a chance of winning the bundesliga title for a record seventh consecutive time. watching the news coming up ahead jelani

and relax most have already started their winter training camps with title contenders dortmund and byron munich in warmer temperatures as they prepare for the second half of the season. on spain sunny southern coast is a great excuse from the dreary dortmund winter though the newly arrived league leaders will likely be pleased with the whether or not in spain just to catch some rays and sign autographs head coach lucien fava and his squad have their work cut out if they want to stay on top of the table they're just six points ahead of a chasing byron munich a serious injury to stalwart dortmund defender manuel the congo main in the team will already have to dip into the sixty four million euros they received for selling christian pulis sic to chelsea. heads to london at the end of the season which could prove a distraction. byron munich are calling qatar home for the mid-season break it's been an up and down start to the campaign for the defending champions it was only a few weeks ago that coach nico koba was under fire for his team struggles but an up tick in form to end twenty eight te

and it is back to business for the big games in germany the winter break is over and byron munich thank they can be the club at the top of the league. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for being with us a u.n. convoy has been shot at in yemen that convoy was carrying the head of the u.n. peace mission the retired dutch general patrick kemmer the u.n. says it does not know who exactly fired on his armored vehicle iran backed movement in the saudi led coalition blamed each other cameron escaped unharmed is appealed for calm and the strengthening of the cease fire in the port city of the entry point for most of it means aid. for the very latest let's bring in nasser robbie yemeni journalist joining us from the capital sanaa good morning to you now sir what more can you tell us about this incident. thank you very much in fact the incident of yesterday was very very. ambiguous in terms of who was behind it and with each side's now blaming the other and accusing the other all for being behind it but i would say that because nothing has changed since the. mission they just started about one mont

munich thinks it could be the club at the top of the league byron travelled to seven played often on tonight. i'm brian thomas thanks so much for being with us united nations convoy has come under fire in yemen the incident taking place in the city of ho died or shortly after the u.n. security council approved an expansion of its mission seeing overseeing the cease fire there over convoy included the head. all of that mission the retired dutch general patrick campbell no one was hurt in the shooting start yet known who fired the shots now this port city has been under a fragile truce since mid december after fierce battles between who's the rebels and saudi backed government forces the warring parties have accused each other of truce violations but u.n. officials say the cease fire has largely held. for the very latest let's bring in nasser robbi he's a yemeni journalist joining us from the capital sana good morning and thanks for being with us on what more can you tell us about this incident. thank you very much intact and none none of the nothing you got until you lot of then you s

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let's stop on that topic. >> byron, tell us who is winning and who is losing?ast food industry. how off dune they have their products featured in a fancy event? >> shannon: there are salads there, by the way. >> the big mac people had to love it. my loser is theresa may, the british prime minister, has messed up brexit coming and going. this week, her plan to leave the eu suffered a crushing defeat. she barely survived a no-confidence vote. things do not look good for her. karen to you? >> my winner is mueller. i think that having president trump's nominee putting a strong statement backing mueller's professionalism was really important and promising to carry through in this investigation. my loser, federal workers again yet another week. >> shannon: it is true. it is interesting around here in d.c., you see the trickle-down. i was at my nail place and my manicureist says she is sock ago way money because so many of the federal workers that come to her are canceling appointments. winners and losers for you, mark? >> cardinal donald whirl. he insisted he didn't

so when byron welcome struck our there's no reason to sweat right. shihab i don't want to mention. your friend. peter boss can be thankful for that can his labor crews inside deliver him a first win involve spork. the senate with the much of a bionicle to. you don't say so many good teams but some feel under more pressure than others like this guy. could be so let's hear my best escape. saturday be that day when hanover took on dortmund and themselves. and how does the other member of the top three feel mention plan. for. our sport were hoping to change that they too were feeling optimistic. to be true and you know they could take off camp to match day nineteen with play. the motions and love to go around. don't make these guys angry you wouldn't like them when they're angry and being second is not their thing. and if you think this is their tamer think again as a fighter for his team and with them he has initial mission all my life whether at school or on the pitch always put pressure on myself that i have the highest expectations of myself and i want to meet them with your questi

byron, no, you wrote a -- byron york, you say it's not what is in the indictment, they could have written that in three pages, it's what is not in the indictment. explain that, please. >> what's not in the indictment is an allegation that there was a conspiracy, between the trump campaign and russia to fix the 2016 election. that's just not there. the other thing that's really not there, is evidence of any knowledge before hand, of roger stone, about what wikileaks was going to do. the most looked-at paragraph in the whole thing, the paragraph, on july 22nd, 2016, when the wikileaks disclosures happened, then the trump campaign got in touch with roger stone, said what's going on. this was after the fact. >> laura: but i have a question -- >> one more thing. suggests there was not a collusion scheme in place. and running when it happened. >> laura: i want to go to saul. when i hear byron describe, this i think to myself, big deal. like roger stone wanted to find of the, when was the next one coming. they were paying for russian-sourced false, phony, salacious information on donald trump th

a former florida congressman and byron dorgen who served before going to the senate. we're going to monitor pelosi in the corner. let me start with you now former congressman c cover bellow. did donald trump help reduce the number of republicans in congress? >> no question. when donald trump came on the national stage, there were i think 247 republicans at the time. john boehner just helped elect the largest republican majority since the great depression. today republicans are down to 199. no question that the trump effect has been bad for house republicans. >> the big question -- >> is that something you think donald trump deep down knows and is basically denying or is it something we doesn't even get as we look at this new congress coming in tonight which you're saying as a republican which is interesting hearing from you, as

half of the season byron trail league leaders dortmund and had lost on their last two trips to one. hoffenheim had beaten by and here in both of their most recent attempts and the hosts were hoping to make it three home victories in a row against the champions but by and had a point to prove in the thirty fourth minute leone gorecki pounced on a parry to head out to make it one nil a smart finish from the germany international. just eleven minutes later the redskins scored again this time he latched on to the end of a diving i live across. it's the midfielders first ever does he get brace. post stuff and i'm came out with guns blazing in the second half an early counterattack culminating in this brilliant strike by nico shoots his first league goal of a season once remember. but the hat trick of home wins against by and wasn't to be . steep the champions beyond sight in eighty seven minutes. job done for by and they've returned from the winter break looking shop and they've got to end in sight. by a move within three points of league leaders dortmund but that club is up against live

are i'd been does begin now and with second place byron munich winning on friday night to the pressure it was on dortmund to win last night at leipsic and even without the presence of team captain marco boyce the league leaders got the job done. leipzig were hoping their young gun t.-mo vanno would be able to break his dortmund curse he never scored against them in eight this league clashes. meanwhile dortmund coach didn't have his two top scorers in the starting line up with marco toys out injured for the first time this season and mario good said getting the nod instead of pocket while kutha and it was good so who had the first chance for the visitors but he by he must take just managed to clear the ball away. then with almost twenty minutes gone dortmund did hit the target midfielder axel vit sol hammering home for the one nil lead the belgian second goal of the season having scored the other the first time these two teams met after that the game hit a bit of a dry spell late sick lack of precision in their attack like here with the ball landing out of the reach of use of paulson. i

one hundred percent and i'm very focused to you know finish out the season with are really excited byron munich are calling qatar home for the mid-season brick it's been an up and down start to the campaign for the defending champions it was only a few weeks ago that coach nico coba was under fire for his team struggles but an up tick in form to end twenty eight team has biron now in second place and coach back in the good graces of the club and its stance. the camp is also an opportunity for eighteen year old canadian wizkid alfonso davies to show his stuff after arriving in munich he's aiming to break into the first team but if by and keeps up the momentum it won't be easy for him. as the new year gets under way we've been taking a look back at some of our important twenty eight that resonated most with you. in this dispatch from the dutch capital amsterdam we hear about a bold new plan to tackle and urban menace the blight cities around the world. blowing bubbles with bubble gum that's a lot of fun and delicious too. but when the sun's over. in the netherlands about one and a half ton

they ought to stay there and get the job done. >> laura: byron i have actually a thought on this. the more i've been thinking about the shut down, it's really tough for people that don't get a paycheck, hard for people trying to deal with all that uncertain uncertain uncertainty. as a political matter, i think this plays out a lot like obamacare in the end. the longer this debate goes on, the more we see it, whether it was the website crashing or premiums going up, keep the conversation going because then you start seeing people's real cards. you start seeing what they're really playing with. i think jeff's point right there is very on point because if you really care about the people, you would be at least in washington. even if you can't come, you would be here, we've got one more chance at this, let's try it again. but he's here. >> he's been saying that the whole time, through christmas, new year's, through now. i think what you're seeing is democrats think they're winning. over the weekend we had a number of polls that came out that showed significantly larger numbers of amer

me acompaÑa byron, de nicaragua para el mundo. >> sÍ, la parte norte de nicaragua.buscar. maity: ellos son dos de los cinco hermanos. byron: sÍ, el es pedro, el es walter. siempre hemos acarreado con la cultura de las flores. maity: este es un negocio que hizo tu mamÁ cuando tuvo que venir de nicaragua en los 90. byron: mi papÁ fue exiliado polÍtico en 1988, Él vino en el 89 y mamÁ nosotros en enero de 1990. maity: asÍ comenzaron y ahora veo --vemos que tienen este camiÓn, tienen un puesto pero todos los dÍas ustedes hacen esta rutina, montan el camiÓn, sacan el agua. byron: si, sacamos las flores, guardamos las mÁs delicadas, se guardan en frÍo y montamos lo que tenemos necesario. una vez que estÁ el camiÓn cargado, sale y nosotros vamos hacia los diferentes distribuidores de aquÍ que venden flores en miami. maity: ¿a quÉ hora comienza su dÍa? byron: a las 6:30 porque vivimos en el sur y porque el trÁfico siempre es un poquito pesado sobre la autopista. maity: vemos las flores, el agua para mantenerlas frescas, ¿de aquÍ partimos hacia donde? byron: hacia doral, don

. >> jason: joining me now, byron york, "washington examiner" geopolitical correspondent than a fox news. and richard good scenes, former aide to hillary clinton and a democratic strategist, who joined us on the show many times. thank you, gentlemen, for coming in. a bit melodramatic as i read what andrew cuomo did. i recognize he's being sworn in for the third time but was it over-the-top for you, richard? >> becomes quite honestly, given who is dad his dad was. i actually don't foreclose the notion that he will want for president though he insists he's not. i think he has been kind of angling for it for some time. he couldn't resist. he didn't call out trump by name, as you mentioned. yet i actually think the things he calls for when he talks about a new era for justice in terms of voter registration and taking no corporate money into state campaigns, we have other federally, as you know. i don't think what his agenda is as all that radical, but he has to but that little twist on rhetorically, and again, i think it is in his gene pool. >> jason: governor of a big state, byron. importan

absolutely, byron. like you're watching us every morning. >> thank you >> do you? you're not watching something else are you you're not watching cooking recipes? >> no. >> good. >> i'm a loyalist. >> okay, good. blackstone private wealth solutions group vice chairman, legendary byron wien and i don't mean you as a dinosaur. >> how do you mean it? >> i mean being legendary. >> and having the wisdom >> right >> that's right. >> anyway, go ahead, let's get out of here. >>> all right. when we come back, the sectors and names getting shocked by apple's guidance dom chu is going to walk us through this morning's movers. this morning as we head to the break, take a look at premarket movers and the dow when we looked last time, the winners were the ones losing the least. all dow components in the red. walgreens losing the least biggest loser, of course, apple, 8% we'll be right back. y. it's about quality. no trendy stuff. i want etfs backed by research. is it built for the long-term? my reputation depends on i

looking at the maps, we have an accident on the byron howard way -- byron highway at the mountain house. it looks like one vehicle may have hit the pg&e power pole so avoid the area if you can. as we take a look at the traffic westbound on 580, sluggish at the 205 and 580 connector with a wind speed advisory through this area. at that south bay, we have been monitoring this trouble spot at the 87 connector, and we have a lot of flooding in that area and especially in the left lane. try to avoid the guadalupe parkway. the 101 could be better but we do see traffic. as we look at the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights will be turned on and the next couple of minutes. we have wind advisory in effect for the bay bridge, san mateo bridge but not for the golden gate. southbound 101 into san francisco, only 15 minutes. >>> it is 5:34 am. >>> the recovery effort from the heavy rain is underway in from san jose with some of the damage with kiet do . >> reporter: this is one of the hot spots at the, bridge -- alma avenue bridge. we believed it would be rising above what is called the minor flo

foreign policy. >> bret: byron the u.s.ptable for turkish troops to go after kurds with or without u.s. troops on the ground in syria. >> that's right. i don't think john bolton has gone rogue on this. i think he reflects changing thinking with the president. i think the president has either changed his thinking or been talked to changing his thinking on how quickly this withdrawal will take place. as far as erdogan is concerned, didn't he tell the parliament that he won't do this while u.s. troops are there. the president said we are coming out of syria in 30 days but it will take more time. >> bret: in all of this is what is not talked about is that map is the difference between the green and the red and the status and control that isis had then and has now. when we come back, a very special wedding dance. [22. if you have moderate to severe psoriasis or psoriatic arthritis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis

and for one it remains a joyous day for byron rights. rights except for this guy giving his team a dressing down after the match. so you can see that he has a lot of passion for the game and he's always shouting he's always giving hundred percent and for players important to see that the coaches is really behind you and that he's encouraging well at least someone still gives them a pat on the back to it feels as though the title is still up for grabs. and that is. going. on tonight night and wasn't in the best of spirits heading into the weekend. how dover second from bottom and then facing the daunting prospect of dortmund away. as for the home side a different kind of feeling which they certainly do not want to stop. one man has been particularly buoyant but the most touches in his team and the best passing stats in the league excellence award. given let's move along this balance who gives us is so important because if you just sit on a big factor in our success i'm sure so yes when he's got a unique quality which is decisive for his p

well byron munich's thomas moore has been suspended by you a few for both legs of the club's champions league knockout tie against liverpool the twenty nine year old striker is serving punishment for a red card that he received versus i.x. now he was sent off after unintentionally kicking in i x. player in the head while challenging for the ball. it's the first time that miller has been shown in a straight red card in his career byron said that they have a plan to appeal the decision. with the tokyo olympics coming up next year french prosecutors have indicted the president of japan's a limbic committee soon a kazu takeda on corruption charges now the allegations relate to a system to a says suspect payment of some two a million euros made before tokyo was chosen as the host of twenty thirteen the international olympic committee's ethics commission has also opened a file on to qaeda who spearheaded the campaign to host the games. now when you think about the sport of outlet extatic and city probably does not come to mind but the tiny state has just launched its own international track

former deputy independent counsel and byron york for the political analysis chief political respondent for the washington examiner and fox contributor and someone who's done more reporting that most people on the face of the plane on the face of this russian investigation. you read tonight the indictment and what you just heard from on of roger stones lawyers tells you what? >> well, he's acting like any good defense lawyer would act. a look at the indictment and obviously, if he really did the strongest parts of the indictment are the allegations of lying directly to congress the weakest part has to do with the so-called intimidation of one of the others who was testifying. i look at the indictment, all o these indictments for lying. it's not that lying is no serious crime, but in the grand scheme of things, if you're looking at what is really being supposedly, ultimately investigated, criminal conspiracy, there is the remark criminal defense for these types of charges. the first word is chicken and the last word ends with it. it's not a gestapo raid, it's not an alien gonzÁlez rate g

one against hannover byron munich beat hoffenheim on friday night and currently under way south vs will spur. and that brings us to an end to your news summary from all of us here in the berlin broadcast center join us in an hour for another update or follow us anytime on facebook twitter or our website dot com thanks for watching. state by state. colorful. liveliest. the most traditional. minded all at any time. check in with a whip special. take a tour of germany state by state. on w dot com. gold . would be forced to. become old. shoes good. morning good. good. good food. good good morning. the brown players told my mother in law but. the burgers the last buy food clothes i suppose moderate struggle remarkably good numbers of lives some good saw a whole mob of dogs lol the birds are good some of the bowlers are the best collar lockdowns saw but. the body is the be the be. the be. the big. blob. the bullet . so. if so i told her our. bed. yes. thank. you. means. to. let you know mom or your little. fun things you. do move you to leave song mom rule. the world com boom. churros leave.

byron: right now, it seems very generic.ry time i want to think about the story, i have to look down there. i think that you guys can do a better job. lemonis: jeff, let's you and i take a walk, okay, bud? if you can't unlock your ability to trust their work, the business will never grow. jeff: i 1,000% agree with you, but one thing that i just want you to realize, you say why do you feel that you have to be in control all the time, you know? if i lose that control... it scares me because of what my family stands to lose. my family is everything to me. and i have a control issue, yeah, i do. 'cause if i didn't, i can't take care of them. you understand that i'm saying? lemonis: i do. jeff: and i know why. my stepfather, i told you about. violent alcoholic. well, you'd get the [bleep] beat out of you, obviously. lemonis: did you get the [bleep] beat out of you? jeff: oh, god, yeah. more times than i even want to talk about. but this is the thing that i knew that i couldn't control. this is part of my [bleep] problem. it's par

come down to the match between the two sides in april could be what decides the title race not just byron of course there was another game on sunday to talk about that's right we had lights against us off on sunday as well i thought just sort of had a good chance in this when they won their four games going into this but as it was they didn't turn up at all and it was light secure to the points and we can take a look at the highlights from that game right now. dusseldorf open the match by honoring world cup winning former keeper tony turk who would have turned one hundred but the players attention was focused squarely on route from nick's visiting leipzig were in the hunt for a champions league place a poorly cleared corner in the second minute so used to breakthrough that disoriented dusseldorf. vital one new lead in. i jumped up beyond. calmly striding forward in matching his birthday ever been. it's a good goal just seven minutes later person was again at the center of things starting from a pass from comradely the pope dremiel in a little over a quarter of an hour marcel sub it's a ri

to soccer news now and in the bundesliga byron munich have been playing catch up to first place dortmund all season but they've once again moved within six points of the league leaders. thanks to an emphatic win x. stuck. by here munich piled on the pressure from the stuff he commands every block but the ball eventually landed in front of tiago and he headed the needle of the reigning champ taking the lead up to just six minutes thanks to their midfield strategist and the bavarians then continued to impose their will on steel guards. in fact things were going so well that biron lost their concentration and suddenly it was one all thanks to have done it both tiago losing his battle with the great forward who loves to store against you two of his career five one just league goals coming against them. firing kicked off the second time with just as much pressure as the first half to fifty five minutes the ball bounced around until the pound says you know buddy who's effort read to believe that she went home goal from still that's christiane gets the. band in the seventy first minute lay on t

point cushion over byron munich. you're watching news from berlin more coming at the top of the hour thanks for watching. sometimes books are more exciting than real life. preparing to treat. it all. what if there's no escape. list. chairman most streets. a museums mostly just not seen a couple of months of. gold so-called changes not include his confidence boost side by first. playing. people who put big dreams on the big screen play a. movie magazine on the dummy in. the touch. play. the book. hi and welcome to a new edition of quito favorites we've left the scent about for this berlin bookstore because today's show is all about literary adaptations that's making books into movies we've picked what we think are the seven best film adaptations of german novels in each case the director found a unique way to translate words into images we start with three classics of german literature. what was published in one thousand twelve was a sensation thomas months death in venice a story of love madness and ruin himself call

so here are the results so far for a match day eighteen byron breeze pass off and i'm on friday dog main squeeze past life's a glock got the better of labor who is in frankfurt dominated freiburg might speech to guard downed aldeburgh braman took down hand over and it only took one go the lot chris shoots up found the right place to be in the first half the twenty two year old pounced on the block shot from point blank range made his second goal this season that was enough of it that's of beat their struggling hosts one nil for final score so there's plenty of action to come on sunday nuremberg take on head to berlin and shell cup battle let's see how those results affect the standings dought mean add some cushion over by with their win. there's hardly any change up here frankfurt and will's work swap spots but with the wolves in action on sunday that could change down in the bottom half labor cozen drops a spot mites in freiburg swap spots for total dusseldorf get a little a little bump and that's about it so frankfurt luca yoav it's now lisa league in scoring with the serve netting his

and he was proud to show off the byron stadium boys are better is it a place most singers would run a mile from if you come and you think i have to save some ways because i have to uproot them to war or whatever you can't i mean you simply can't i mean it's i mean everybody who is into football knows that this boards i mean you cannot stand still you can just silently watch a game. compared with a seventy five thousand fans in the stadium the royal albert hall in london boasts a mere five and a half thousand but on television and radio millions more across the world waiting for a young star turn up the last night of the proms the first time a german singer had been booked for rule britannia yeah of course i know the melody of those everybody knows that over time but i have no clue about the text honestly . all the other nations are about a fourth fourth of july rather than the so it's quite a young strong well i mean some under years ago. he was very particular about the drive to the whole to be sure he arrived after the audience was safely inside he always has fan mail waiting for hi

they've also scored the fused goals in the bundesliga so i don't think you get this win in game two byron you make i think i like your fact they're probably. all right publicly is from davis for thanks so much. right well germany is currently coasting at the world championships in a sport that a lot of people in the english speaking world might not be all that familiar with that handball arenas have been packed with fans from around the world excitement is building here in germany head of the country's semifinal clash against norway tonight. the main train station in the northern german city of kiel. fans turned out in droves to watch germany's last game here on a big screen they have little doubts about who's going to win the tournament. take eyes are great they're playing brilliantly well can i say we're going to be world champions i know the tournament's issues really popular in germany more people have been following the german team's games on t.v. the top matches in the football bonus league. that's been what's important for us is that we don't just reach the normal handball fans we

. - [tom] television host kari byron is known for busting myths. people trust her ability to get to the facts. to understand how identity thieves work, she's meeting with cybersecurity expert jim stickley. jim is paid by fortune 100 companies to put their security to the test. he knows how thieves can break into personal devices, steal your personal information, or even breach company systems. things that put us at risk for identity theft. - so how hard is it to say, hack into me and steal my identity? - fortunately most of the time, people aren't going to target a specific person, they're going after the masses. so for example, right now we're in a coffee shop and the first thing you do when you come in a coffee shop if you have your laptop with you is you connect to the local wifi. and you just assume it's okay. and the reality is, you can have something as simple as this device right here, i can plug it in, in the coffee shop, and now instead of connecting to their wifi point, your gonna connect to this. and from that point on, anything you're d

and as you see the bottom here we have byron versus stuttgart on sunday and leipsic had to distance off and let's see how these results affects the standings dortmund of course extend their lead at the top of the table to nine points but fine have a chance to close that gap on sunday mentioned and that will only last for a day as well depending how the game goes frankfurter back in the top four but leipzig could change that as well and in the bottom half might move up after their win braman slipped to eleventh despite their draw and it was another bad day for the clubs down at the bottom look at hanover number because they lost. now it's time for your for the bonus the is play of the day is voted to buy you the viewers on twitter and the winner with forty percent of the vote is until re bitch the creation and least this thunderbolt in frankfurt school with braman and look at that the man is just so cool he didn't even need to celebrate exquisite backtrack to fool the defender and finished to beat up quite the strike there from the front and that is your play of the day up. i was a goal

byron munich's big win on friday night the pressure on the league leaders to perform last night on what happened in that and all of saturday's match ups on the been asleep. i. don't forget you can always get news on the go just download our app from google play or from the apple store that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news you can also use to send us photos and videos from your part of the world. and that's your join us again at the top of the hour or you can check out our website or follow us on twitter or facebook thanks for watching. where i come from we have to fight for a free press and was born and raised in the meantime the painter she's just one t.v. shop now and a few newspapers one official information center names i have. named kathy.