byron, again, staying with us. and aviation regulators is the boeing 737 that crashed in iran try to turn back before plunging to the ground. the ukraine international airlines jet disappeared from radar at 8000 feet. witnesses say they saw it on fire in the end. meanwhile, ukraine now says it is examining several scenarios. among them, a missile strike and terrorism. filing for u.s. unemployment benefits fell to a five-week low. jobless claims dropped. it is the latest indication the labor market remains solid. the government comes out with the december jobs report tomorrow. those wildfires in australia likely to way down the economy. goldman sachs sees immediate hits to private investors and farm production. haveustralian fires burned an area larger than ireland. prince harry and his wife meghan markle may become stars on the speaking circuit. they are stepping back as senior members of the british royal family. they said they will work to become financially independent. one agent says that harry should be able t

i'm byron donalds. i'm running for congress. ainsley: florida state representative byron donalds releasing that campaign video yesterday announcing his bid for u.s. congress. he is the latest republican running to replace retiring republican representative francey rooney who is conservative. byron dodged join donalds joins. i love the ad. tell us about you. >> i'm originally from brooklyn, new york. grew up here me and my mom. dedicated to my future. education was strong for her. i went to college in tallahassee, florida. ainsley: go knowles. >> and also florida state university is where i graduated from. live in naples been there since 2003. i raise three kids with my wife erika and i have been a financial advisor an ander in the community for 16 years. ainsley: why do you want to run for congress. >> frankly because we need a conservative can you believe n congress. key thing number one is immigration is massively important to us. we want to make sure that we actually fix our borders.

byron, thanks for coming to the phone. >> well, you know, it's an important time in the market and aot of people are nervous about it >> so let's talk about that. when you talk about a full point, are you talking this quarter, talking u.s., china, global growth, what? >> global growth global growth right now, carl, is projected to be greater than 3% if this continues, and maybe even if it only continues for another month, you could knock that down below 3% to something in the 2s. the two biggest contributors to global growth are china, because it was growing at 6%, and now it looks like it's going to grow at 5%, and the u.s. if china loses 1% of growth at 12% of the world economy, that's going to have an impact around the world. so the longer that this is going on before it is controlled, the more impact it will have on the global economy >> how about for u.s.? goldman is talking 0.4%, maybe, in q1. what do you think? >> yeah. i think a half a point -- based on what i've seen right here, and i'm assuming that they're going to get this under control within three months. so if that's t

to do me a favor was up here -- >> byron: same conversation however. there is no joy to sit in an impeachment trial, it's a joyless senate. nobody runs for an impeachment office in order to come to the congress and be involved in an impeachment trial, but sometimes you find yourself having to do certain things, that's what happened to us 20 years ago, it will happen now. >> trace: you mentioned at the top that you did not appreciate the fact that mitch mcconnell had said he would not be impartial, and he was kind of leading saying, this whole thing has been a partisan venture. do you agree with that? do agree that this really has been a very partisan impeachment? >> byron: no, i do not. look, i don't think the house have much choice. they just have much choice. >> trace: the republicans came on their side. >> byron: i understand your point. i don't think you are able to allow president to do this with respect to sacrificing what i think is the national interest for his own particle interest and say well, that's okay, we'll just ignore that. i think the

playing byron is another animal entirely in munich every mistake is brutally punished. bitter lesson for martin his schubert consolation for neuer likely didn't help much . to say it's an experience everyone has to go through he's given good performances and i wish him only the best for the future when she introduced it was almost worse than. after this outing the most chuck you can hope for is a bright future their trip to munich made it clear that despite a strong season they're way behind one of the biggest the guest best chinese leaders meeting to nail showing a shot that still have a lot to learn. we have a very interesting young squad together we try to develop them and part of development is that you have to accept defeats even if it's in this what happens to us today. despite what would spiral a lot cited defeat she would still had plenty of opportunities to demonstrate his talents and potential. but he also spent a lot of time dragging the ball out of his own net the going to show the manly on carets scissor kicked by into a 3 no lead just after the break. and

munich you include his men former byron player now coach and head to berlin there's some the style just in the air about that fixture. and i think a lot of action to look for to see who gets off on the right foot ok what's going to be your favorite game what are you looking forward to this weekend you know by munich because you know i'm a big if you think guy like say is going to average in the last reports or he was injured during the winter transfer with the break but he might be featured on the pitch hopefully he is come sunday and then you know we'll see their attempt to defend their title ok and did a real becoming a lot of that action over the weekend press thanks for that ok for the 2020 tokyo summer olympic games start in july organizers have already started installing the 5 interlocking rings that symbolize the event the olympic rings that will be used in tokyo 2020 were transported atop a barge the iconic ring stand over 15 meters tall will be officially inaugurated at a ceremony that's next week at. marine park in tokyo bay and now that will be the site for the marathon swimm

anyway, byron -- >> like the trump presidency. >> yeah. thank you.uthor of a new book, "the girl in the photograph." by senator byron dorgan there. thank you all. and up next, we're going to the supreme court. for the latest on a case that could be a game changer. not for the 2020 election per se but for presidential campaigns going forward. vo: at 39, mike bloomberg was fired. he turned around and started his own business - now with 20,000 employees. determination - it's the way mike will get it done. mb: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. why are we doing this? why are we doing what? using my old spice moisturize with shea butter body wash... all i wanted was to use your body wash and all i wanted was to have a body wash. ♪ ♪ ♪ everything your trip needs for everyone you love. expedia. doprevagen is the number oneild mempharmacist-recommendeding? memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. it's red lobster's new three-courfor $14.99.east choose soup or salad. o

byron york on the how that may play out. a story exclusive this evening, with harvey weinstein's attorney don number two don number why she says he she believes he'sinnocent. elizabeth warren saying that the strike had little to do with national security and everything to do with impeachment. watch. >> we've known about this for years. why not a month ago, why not a month from now? one of the questions i raised just right after this came out, does this have anything to do with the fact that donald trump is right on the eve of an impeachment hearing? >> martha: democrats blamed president trump's decision to kill a soleimani for the crash of the ukrainian airplane that officials recently believe that was taken down by a iranian missile. watch. >> this is yet another example of collateral damage from the actions that had been taken in a provocative way by the president of the united states. >> this is one of these consequences of this escalation and this state of war that we are in. >> martha: we begin to mate provoking congres

byron? >> thanks, martha. we turn to abc's senior national correspondent, terry moran. what are you hearing from the white house tonight? >> reporter: the president was apprised right away of this attack, and he gathered around him his top national security team, secretary of state mike pompeo, defense secretary mark esper. top military commanders, vice president pence all coming to the white house, in the situation room as these developments occurred. and they watched as the damage assessment took place. he was also calling other world leaders, including the amir qatar. qatar sometimes a go-between between iran and the west. so he was involved diplomatically and militarily, but at the end of the night, held fire, both literally and rhetorically. this is a president who's been issuing bloodcurdling threats against iran, threatening massive escalation if they retaliate for the killing of qassem soleimani, and nothing really at the end of the day, except the president said he would be speaking to the nation tomorrow morning. >> the president tweeted tonight saying in part

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kim, byron, mollie, thank you.ond the impeachment hysteria, let's pull back the curtain what is going to happen if, in november, the worst possible thing could happen. the radicals take power. matt schlapp, chris hahn react to it. don't go away. ♪ >> laura: hope and change becomes revenge and pain. that's the focus of tonight's "angle."re tonight, i want you to think beyond all the procedural wrangling of impeachment we talked about earlier in the show and i want to put your mind on the big picture, what is really at stake for america, for your kids and your grandkids. by that, i mean what we stand to lose if the radicals -- you know, those people who dragged us through this obscene impeachment? if they were to take power in november. well, yesterday, nancy pelosi acted, of course, like the part of an aggrieved patriot. >> we pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic,, for which it stands. that is what our nation is. that was the decision of our founders. listen, my children

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top of the been a sling a table to just a single point it's a convincing 5 nil victory over shaka byron where in front after just 6 minutes when a goalkeeping error gave robert naiman dog skeet chance to net his 21st league goal of the season thomas moore needed to nail on the stroke of half time before the home side really turned up the heat after the break former shock a player known gods got sick of the goals against his old club byron now 15 minutes to games in a row. so let's get you caught up on all the results from saturday's bonus legal action. fire gave 5 gold reality check in the late game and munich frankfurt getting leipsic means r b have a single point clear on top when you're in delhi not want to nail against out split hairs have been one away and will spur climbed back rise to 3rd on the table after beating minds freiburg suffered a shock loss to powder born dortmund demolished cologne on friday on sunday vet a plan and a host hoffenheim and by late accusing the dusseldorf to complete the match they say to 90 of you for the following documentary on route 7 into the heart

se presentaron ante el juez sospechoso de crimen antes de la año nuevo se presentaron byron de 21 añostando los cargos más severos como asesinato y cometerlo dte robo. ambos están acusados de roob en segundo grado, reed de 22 años conducía el auto en el que huyeron también quien despojó a la víctima de su computadora en auckland 31 de diciembre, en el día del cumpleaños de la víctima de 31 años el que fuera arrastrado evitando que escaparan con su computadora y murió por las heridas. (hablan en inglés) >> me duele, esto no es justo, él no merece esto, mi hermano no estaba ahí, dice la hermana de reed, dijo que reed estaba cuidando de la hija de ella de tres años, alega que pese a los tropiezos de su hermano en el pasado él no cometió el hecho. >> mi hermano estuvo conmigo todo ela día pasó el día con mi hijy conmigo, alega que no conocen al segundo sospechoso, su hermano no tiene derecho a fianza. >> miembros de la comunidad han organizado una vigilia en honor a la víctima , >> bueno devon lee y byron reed volverán a corte el 6 de enero. también la oficina del censo continúa trabajando

munich you include his men former byron player now coach and head to berlin there's some the staff in the air about that fixed. and i think a lot of action a lot for to see who gets off on the right foot ok what's going to be your favorite game what are you looking forward to this weekend you know by munich because you know i'm a big fan of you think i like to say is going to be in the last reports are he was injured during the winter transfer with the break but he might be featured on the pitch hopefully is come sunday and then you know we'll see their attempt to defend their title ok and becoming a lot of that action over the weekend chris thanks for that ok. at the australian open qualifiers tennis players have been struggling there with unhealthy air quality despite some qualifying matches being suspended one player having to leave the court organizers promise that the main tournaments will go ahead as planned people in melbourne have been advised to remain indoors even keep their pets inside as well this week a number of players a number of players rather have criticised organize

. >> byron reed was plotting imminent and sinister attacks on american diplomats and military personnel only cut him in the act and terminated him. >> reporter: in iran, thousands of people addicted the street to mourn his death. this as iran promises revenge. in washington, reaction to the strike fell along party lines. republicans braced to move as he justified reaction to iranian aggression. >> no man alive was more directly responsible to the debts of my american servicemembers then byron reed. >> reporter: democrats called the action a dangerous one. >> this action may have brought our nation closure to another endless war. >> reporter: as you mentioned, the pheasants permit officials say more than 3000 u.s. troops were being deployed to kuwait in addition, israel is reportedly upping security on its embassies around the world. back to you. >> we are learning that iraqi official said that and airstrike hit two cars carrying iran back to militia one day after the killing of byron reed. >>> democrats warning about the possible repercussions. has no, more about the political ramificat

munich you include his men former byron player now coach and head to berlin there's in the air about that fixture. and i think a lot of action to look for to see who gets off on the right foot ok what's going to be your favorite game what are you looking forward to this weekend you know by munich because you know i'm a big fan of you think i like to say is going to be in the last reports are he was injured during the winter transfer with the break but he might be featured on the pitch hopefully he is come sunday and then you know we'll see their attempt to defend their title ok and becoming a lot of that action over the weekend chris thanks for that ok. presence prince harry has made his 1st public appearance since his recent announcement that he and his wife megan plan to step back from the royal duties he attended the draw for next year's rugby league world cup and while he happily joked around with guests he was completely silent about his future plans. prince harry's wish to step back from his royal gigi's has been granted but he still has a few more commitments that means a few

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byron, the trump administration is working with big tech.big tech firms. barr is talking straightforwardly about what has to change with apple. we are seeing a real confrontation with big technology by the top -- some of the top members of this administration. >> on this specific case. there are two big issues. one, why are we inviting anti-american foreign nationals into the country for military training. that's a question right there. and the other question is with apple. here we have a dead shooter in a case that has been determined to be terrorism for which the u.s. government has a court order. and apple is not allowing them or revealing to them access to the dead shooter's iphone. we had this situation in 2015, a terrorist killed 14 people in california. and we mad the same situation, apple would not help the government in that case. lou: in point of fact that is taking sides against the country that you owe allegiance to in the case of am or any of the ask ask companies head quarters in this country. what can the secretary of state do

byron york.next, congressman matt gaetz has been in the midst of a nasty twitter feud with a florida 8 lawmaker. -- florida state lawmaker. lou: some tories we are covering tonight including the u.s.-mexico-canadian trade agreement. the new trade deal passing 89-10, a big overwhelming and bipartisan vote head to the president's desk. canada, the only company to ratify it, it's assured. the government accountability office says the white house budget office broke the law when they froze aid to ukraine. the democrats walked their articles of impeachment like pallbearers over to the senate. another element of it all is more nonsense on behalf of the democrats. rudy giuliani's former associate, levparnas said president trump knew what was happening in ukraine. what the president is candidate to put up with is beyond to me most up mortal strength. he's doing an amazing job. joining me is congressman matt gaetz. congressman, great to have you with us. i want to get your reaction to the president and an

we welcome byron weim joining us in a fox business exclusive. wilbur did not mention it. a phase two of the china agreement this year? >> liz, how long have you been talking about phase one? it took two years to do phase one. phase two is much more complicated. it's going to take certainly more than a year to do that. so i don't think we will see a phase two before the election. liz: well, okay, but we saw herky-jerky discussions and now that phase one certainly maybe greased the wheels, you still say no? how about at all? >> no, i think there may be a phase two deal but there were a couple of important things left out of phase one. the first is china was supporting state-owned enterprises with significant financial resources and you know, we view that as not a level playing field, if they are really sponsoring their own independent companies. the second is, phase one was weak on surveillance and enforcement. those will be the elements of phase two and it will take a long time to work them out, in my opinion. liz: yes or no, will there be a phase three, four, five or will

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prosecutors filing charges today against jovan lee and byron reid. police say on new year's eve the 2 stole a laptop from a customer at the starbucks in the montclair neighborhood. the victim, a 34-year-old oakland man, chased the suspects to the get away ca where he was critically injured when he was dragged. outsidtoday, one of the suspect's sisters claiminge her brother is urt innocent. >> i'm here on my brother's defense. i don't understand how they got him wrapped up into this crime that happened whatsoever. my brother was home with me all day. >> reporter: the court document actually says your brother byron was the actually killer -- >> that's not true. my brother has never harmed he other no s he doesn't get away even have a ay drivernd'sdr erlicens ae or own a car. >>> also at 5:00, new details in a deadly home invasion case in dublin. the alameda co tysheriff confntedher ex-yfrien e she showed up at his apartment late wednesday night with an armed man who was 28-year-old ricky white jr. investigators say the 2 forced their way into the apart

byron, the trump administration is working with big tech.ms. barr is talking straightforwardly about what has to change with apple. we are seeing a real confrontation with big technology by the top -- some of the top members of this administration. >> on this specific case. there are two big issues. one, why are we inviting anti-american foreign nationals into the country for military training. that's a question right there. and the other question is with apple. here we have a dead shooter in a case that has been determined to be terrorism for which the u.s. government has a court order. and apple is not allowing them or revealing to them access to the dead shooter's iphone. we had this situation in 2015, a terrorist killed 14 people in california. and we mad the same situation, apple would not help the government in that case. lou: in point of fact that is taking sides against the country that you owe allegiance to in the case of am or any of the ask ask companies head quarters in this country. what can the secretary of state do other than

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it was javon lee and byron reed who targeted the victim at a starbucks store. after he tasted them, police say the victim was dried by the getaway car and killed. more on an emotional outburst and court from the suspect's family member coming up at 6. >>> the female victim from the dublin shooting is been identified as 28-year-old adrianna maria navarro. she died from gunshot wounds after she and her boyfriend attempted to rob her ex- boyfriend at his home. the ex-boyfriend shot them both, he claims it was self- defense. >>> tesla is ending the year on a high note matching production goals and delivering more than 112,000 cars. a first for the fremont-based company. on wall street today that translated to a closing stock price of $443 share. up nearly 3%. >>> more chilpeling r video om a do the field and a woman's cry for help. reni santos on this case, and how dobell cameras in general are now a regular part of police investigations. >> reporter: a woman's cry for help alert several people in this fairfield neighborhood. home surveillance video, you can hear s

welcome back, byron. who do you think leaked it? >> it could be anybody.le, a whole lot of people could have done this. this is obviously a book. there are publishing executives, editors, a production process. could have been that. we do know bolton actually sent a copy of the manuscript on december 30th, to the national security council for what is called prepublication review and clearance. the national security council said nobody outside of the nsc saw it what does that mean? could have been a lot of people there. finally "the new york times" reported that bolton showed the manuscript to quote, close associates. that could mean anybody. bolton's representative denied that report but, even if that is not true, a lot of people had access to the book. liz: you know, reports have, we've seen them, that lieutenant colonel alexander vindman, who, he is the national security expert on ukraine, security council expert who testified for the democrats, that his twin brother works for nsc, review panel that looks at publications. there is no indication or informa

javon lee and byron reed are due in court today. amy hollyfield is starbucks. amy?is memorial. every window on this corner of starbucks in the montclair neighborhood is covered with post-it notes. everyone has written thoughts, condolences about the victim. this is where that laptop theft happened. shuo zeng was at the starbucks on new year's eve, also his birthday. it was around 11:30 in the morning when someone stole his laptop. zeng chased after the thief and was hit by the getaway vehicle and killed. there was a vigil for him yesterday. hundreds of sharing stories about the 34-year-old physics specialist. >> he was a person who was kind and respected by everyone who knew him and worked with him. he was a dear friend of many of us still to this day, and he made a habit of being honorable in every part of his life. >> let's be friendly and help each other go through this. if we can help his parents go through this, let's do that too. >> here are the men who have been arrested and accused in his death. 22-year-old byron reed jr. and 21-year-old javon lee. they are

byron reed and javon lee are in custody. according to charging documents reed is the suspected getaway driver and lee involved in taking the laptop. lee agreed to speak to abc 7 news but did not want to appear on camera. he says reed is his friend. when i asked if he was with reed december 31st, quote, i'm not trying to talk about that. do you belong in jail? should you be there? lee responded, quote, no, i shouldn't be here. according to charging documents, two individuals are shown snatching a laptop from zeng, they then fled into a waiting vehicle which later struck him. according to charging documents, lee was identified in surveillance video and by witnesses. do you think you're on that surveillance video police say they have of what happened. lee said, quote, i don't know. i don't think so 'cause i didn't do anything. zeng's funeral was this past weekend. his family accepted a scrapbook filled with supportive messages on post-it notes which previously covered starbucks' window after his death. i asked lee about his pri

news still to come in but miss lee a football byron are back from the mid-season break and they could not have hoped for a better start to the 2nd half of the seas. when we mention inequality earlier a new study by the charity oxfam says the world's billionaires have more wealth than the poorest 4600000000 people combined and it says women are the ones who are most disadvantaged oxfam's inequality report claims $22.00 of the world's richest men have more money in assets than all the women in africa each day women and girls across the world put in 12500000000 hours of unpaid care work that's cooking cleaning and looking after children in the elderly that unpaid work is worth almost 11 trillion dollars a year to the global economy that's the reality for many women in india too but some are trying to move past cultural expectations that block them from paid work. it doesn't pay much but this is how to helps to suppose full with siblings and to mother. like many 21 year olds she has bigger plans. ector has already finished a course in sewing technology and she's been attending training se

i did not have an opportunity to speak with byron reed. both men are scheduled to be back in court later this week. melanie woodrow, abc7 news. >> menie, thank you. >>> an effort is about to begin to crack down on car burglaries in the east bay. the cities of oakland, berkeley, piedmont and san leandro have formed a task force to combat the problem that exploded in those cities last year. oakland saw a 25% increase over 2018. each city will provide two officers a month to work in the other jurisdictions. the chronicle says the program will start this week. >>> happening now on bart, a new team of officers is deployed to monitor trains and platforms as part of a new plan to reduce crime in san francisco and oakland. abc7 news reporter liz kreutz is live. liz, bart says this is because riders say they want to see more police on the trains at night. right? >> that is right. good evening. this is definitely bart following through with their promises here, especially aer that fatal stabbing on a bart train in hayward last year which led to more

to keep it competitive and keep their spot at the top a lot of good action and of course you know byron munich you know will be an action is well so a lot of football gets popcorn ready that's right we'll have coverage of that all weekend here on duty thank you so much chris arrington ok. now the 2020 tokyo summer olympics start in july and organizers have started installing the 5 interlocking rings that symbolize the event the olympic rings that will be used in tokyo 2020 were transported on a barge at the iconic rings are over 15 meters tall and they'll be officially inaugurated at a ceremony next week at marine park in tokyo bay it will host marathon swimming and triathlon events at this year's games it's. a reminder now of our top story here on g.w. iran's supreme leader has returned to his attack on the u.s. ayatollah ali khamenei told a crowd at friday prayers in tehran the president trump wanted to push a poison dagger into ron's trance he also called iran's airstrikes against u.s. troops in baghdad a day of god. coming up next on news asia counting the cost of india's lavish mar

thank you byron for coming on. we appreciate it. >> thank you, melissa.n story. melissa: wow, wow. connell: exactly. >> wow, if anybody watched this morning, he is still insisting he is innocent. this is the news conference, former nissan chairman earlier in beirut today, on and on, all kinds of questions. it is some story. he absolutely slammed the japanese judicial system. we'll talk about that coming up. plus impact, devastating australia fires are have globally. now it is affecting parts of south america. that is just ahead as well. ♪ ♪ most people think as a reliable phone company. but to businesses, we're a reliable partner. we keep companies ready for what's next. (man) we weave security into their business. (second man) virtualize their operations. (woman) and build ai customer experiences. (second woman) we also keep them ready for the next big opportunity. like 5g. almost all of the fortune 500 partner with us. (woman) when it comes to digital transformation... verizon keeps business ready. if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk

joining me now, byron york, chief political correspondent for "the examiner" and sara carter, host ofra carter podcast," both fox news correspondents, and lee smith, author of "the plot against the president." how can democrats continue to claim the bidens and burisma have no relevance? >> they can't, this is the point. this is the reason why adam schiff doesn't want to call the whistle-blower, this is the reason why he doesn't want any more information coming out because what we know now is those connections were so deep inside the state department, and by the way, it's not only ukraine, you hear this now coming from other countries, officials and other countries, guatemala, the same thing, pressure to do things their way or withhold aid p this is an explosive report, it is huge and it has to be investigated but who is going to investigate it? the doj? >> laura: someone should be other than "the ingraham angle." >> this could be the nexus between the whistle-blower and the biden-burisma story where you have concerns in the white house about hundred bidens connections in ukraine. his

i agree with byron wein, autonomous is years out.do the simulations they crash too much >> yeah, one of byron's surprises is the idea that the dream of full autonomy gets pushed out this year, because of some maybe unnerving events. >> i was at nvidia and saw the brilliant jenson wong show me simulations. they have to do millions and millions of simulations and the war's in snow. the car's in black ice the cars with pedestrians doing the wrong thing. >> right >> these are all suboptimal. >> yes listen, we sat here what, three, four years ago talking about the fact we thought autonomy would be here in 2020. >> you loved autonomy, remember? >> i did >> you loved autonomy. >> i did not the company by the way >> no, that was ill advised. i like ev. we're going to speak to the ceo of chevron i like mike wirth, like him a lot. what happens when we all go ev what happens what happens to chevron? >> i don't know. >> don't you think we have to ask mike wirth >> if not today then in coming weeks or years >> ev as a percent is still what, 2%, 3

byron munich and georgia. their team has lived up to their expectations what are they doing what's. for these 2 giants of the industry. to call it. can i am in the kitchen. 6 closest place to hell i'm just a long evening important human. nice cheese empty thinking mandolin fortunately it was. i would say almost story. because i'm old and must. starts january 27th on d w. v i was watching of all the train now and the water and the poorest of the poor in poor countries. valuing education they are demanding good quality education for their children the cost what it was and also realize that if they have to have good quality programs and good quality consumers their needs look quality skilled workforce i'm very confident that include calls on 50 more child or no i very thrilled remain illiterate that is the fundamental human right that is the divine guide which the nature of the board has given to us and those who live on this ledge in the way that i do not build was pledging of it i had the freedom they had against nature that i could just walk. this is. the oceans under threat the tem

gladbach leipzig will face when you're in berlin that's still under way on sunday it's a berlin battling byron munich and potter born face. are up next hour documentary follows violinist to get ian kramer on a musical tour around the world don't miss that i'm called aspen i'll be back with more news at the top of the. it's all happening good job with a frequently. during leaked news from africa good world you're going to exceptional stories and discussions continue and we will come to their views after doing programs night from foreign to me from news it's easy to i would say did.

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very much for bringing us up to date reidy there in beirut thank you sports and in the bonus leah byron munich turned on the style as they thrashed how to berlin for a nail to climb to 2nd in the table all for the visitors goals came after halftime it was a miserable afternoon for how to coach the organ klinsmann taking on his former club. you're concludes men took his place in the head to dugouts are sold outside lympics stadium facing off against the club that sanction in 2009 in a tight 1st half they had the better chances of an avenue of ski poking wide for buying when he already done the hard part. so far so good for the man whose promise to revolution it had but his sights 4 game unbeaten spell was about to be mercilessly picked parks with event parasitic the heart of it the croatian had his own shot blocks before providing the crucial assist for thomas miller was hatcher has held out for an hour with the floodgates ripped out open 10 minutes later by and won a penalty after a foul only on gorecki. 7 duff's he started in his 20th of the season bringing him level with team adventur

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are years a look now at all the results after sunday's early game byron munich getting it done against berlin leipsic as we saw powered past when you in berlin dortmund beat in an 8 goals long fest cologne upsetting both bird bremen snuck past dusseldorf freiburg defeating minds frankfurt betov and time on friday shocker took down gladbach and underway as we speak it's potter born facing off with leave because a few are more sports now in mixed martial arts irishman conor mcgregor made light work of his opponents american donald ceremony in his return to the ultimate fighting championship known as u.f.c. in las vegas gregor pummeled surround me with a series of punches in the 1st round forcing the referee to step in and stopped and fined after only 40 seconds in a technical knockout the greater becomes the 1st u.f.c. fighter in history to secure knockout victories against 3 weight divisions featherweight light weights and now welterweight. and golf american matt kept his cool to claim victory in his. 1st ever appearance at the singapore open after surviving a nightmare on the front 9 o

to make a spot of a person header completed the comfortable with moments he's defending champs at byron climb to 2nd place in the team. and american football mags and we now know who will meet in the super bowl on february 2nd the kansas city chiefs will take on the san francisco 49 ers in miami while the 40 niners beat the green bay packers in their conference championship to book their place while meanwhile quarterback at patrick mo holmes the helps the chiefs come back to defeat the tennessee titans and seal a spot in their 1st super bowl since 9 teams 70. are to the arctic circle now where neither snow nor i stopped $135.00 drivers from participating in this year's arctic lapland rally in finland including formula one driver terry brought us well the race covered a total of 201 kilometers drivers that have battled through extreme conditions the snow made for a poor visibility of the ice created slippery roads causing some drivers to lose total control both us finished 2nd with mercedes in the driver's championship last season only banished to come in. are you watching your videos co

mights last match day momentum will be on their side ahead of saturday's match the defending champions byron munich who kicked off before about one saturday only true alive sit by one point and could climb to number one with victory putting even more pressure on life's. what's your business update in just a moment the good. your link to news from africa around the world join us on facebook d w africa. germany which. any time any place. video never. have the kind of. songs to sing along to download to use to come from soup. to. have varied courses put into active exercises writing about d.w. don't come slashdot actually on facebook in the uk still. jammin for free when the devil you. the u.k. is going it alone what will happen so one of the world's economies when it leaves the e.u. at midnight brussels time trade talks will be tough but it could also be new opportunities. so what next but e.u. citizens who work in the u.k. who visit gibraltar to find out. elsewhere the corona virus outbreak continues to infect global markets for the u.s. as the 3 biggest airlines have stopped flying to china.

byron, thank you very much.resident's defense team arguing, you can see robert ray there at the moment that by impeaching president trump, democrats are doing exactly what they have accused republicans of doing. the most massive election interference in american history in their words and that debate, when the story continues, right after this. >> they are asking you to tear up all of the ballots across the country. on your own initiative. take that decision away from the american people. no matter how much you clean, does your house still smell stuffy? that's because your home is filled with soft surfaces that trap odors and release them back into the room. so try febreze fabric refresher. febreze finds odors trapped in fabrics and cleans them away as it dries. use febreze every time you tidy up, to keep your whole house smelling fresh air clean. fabric refresher even works for clothes you want to wear another day. make febreze part of your clean routine for full home freshness. la la la la la woi felt complete