every day several thousand customers buy things like c.d.'s from us right now and the great thing is that this kind of business is growing every year we're not shrinking at all we're growing besides million haagen mo monks has locations in leipsic berlin and in poland consumers are happy to get rid of their used things or by other use died instantly trained researcher page of a man is convinced that the secondhand clothing business has a great future. i think people are rethinking secondhand clothing today's culture promotes it it's the sharing idea you don't have to buy everything new it's the fashionable idea vintage and possibilities to make styles and of course it's the economic aspect of getting things as cheaply as possible. because the price for the second hand is expanding out of its niche market and becoming socially acceptable swedish furniture group ikea is currently testing the repurchase of its furniture in individual stores if you no longer want your old furniture you can return it and get a voucher for other products that the r

far right alternative for germany look set to boost in support the vote is considered a test for the c.d.'s national popularity and after a string of poor lection results no less than macros legitimacy as chancellor. the conservatives chief candidate for coffee a finish this election campaign on home turf has a state premier wanted to mobilize every voter possible for the tight race the latest poll shows the c.d.u. with twenty eight percent double digit drop from their last showing goofy a warn against a change in government. to remain strong and stable under see the lose and not much leadership there is a leftist alliance. i always say you can get quick satisfaction by venting about the government in berlin but then you get five years of bad government here to politic the social democrats chief candidate thorsten schaefer gumbel is also struggling with the berlin coalition's bad image but in b.'s garden he turned on the optimism that he's making his third attempt at becoming has his regional leader. you're leaving us in and it's hard in recent days we've gained a lot of momentum and now

that she decided to say yeah i want to would have to go you even if you sleep in a tent like a stupid c.d.'s it was one of the. only thing that makes you a ticket to a course like. how. could you stand that these are people who she's going to play well. i'm not going to go you're. going to go. but was. sick he would say it is you know. so that. it would soak with them makes moments you need them. to go well if we can lend a hand. if you wanted it would get you what i mean maybe a new node you wouldn't is going to happen for me to do that. but it isn't gentleman i mean even generous when it's a big problem for you gotta live you're right was what i mean you got the we got the for the welcome yet if there's a lie and love the suffering and want to sell passion ever want. suffering is just get is growing every day and it's something that requires a lot of towns and never asked you to get up there is one of them suffering we want to find a way that would please but to all points are enough for me to think in all people today we're meeting house one. one of boy in a way that is unique country

c.d.'s i've also got actually was about is you did those you don't feel the same maybe i felt it was his excuse you really didn't want to be good to be caesar there is room. to be relinquished there is no room. in the military who said it was it's written there then i have them on a diet and you know it was it's no use of. nasiriyah which community was near the rush hour it's that it. isn't just a place some sort of scoot. was a bit out of his it shimmers off to label me papa arse. a local person who said that they did want the craziness that we knew and. how can a priest accused of the sexual abuse of minors change countries and homes and stay out of the clutches of the police and justice for almost twenty years. and is it true. one man may have an explanation. back in the united states marines to meet a former american priest patrick wall. since the one nine hundred ninety s. has been a close up with news of pedophile scandal. the u.s. is trying to cling to this idea of the u.s. dollar re

up a little bit in the bathroom when you were there i was trying to do it so you have to say i hate c.d.'s so. whenever you go to somebody's house you have to give them something will come empty handed or so. green that states want your first wife but i mean. really so you guys were. in the white house press secretary has been caught in the crossfire. sarah. sunders tweeted a photo of her posing with the rapper while he was wearing that trumped up mc america great again but because she posted this on her official twitter a current government ethics watchdogs say she's full and follow the law banning presidential stuff from using official resources for political activity. facebook is finally revealing some details of the hook in september which compromised millions of its users the social media giant ses it's working closely with the f.b.i. to find those behind it the attackers already controlled a set of accounts which were connected to facebook friends they used an automated technique to move from account to account so they could steal the axis tokens of those friends and for friends o

while ago three in december at the studio party congress i will not be running again as chair of a c.d.'s secondly this fourth parliamentary term will be my last parliamentary term as chancellor of germany in a national election twenty twenty one i will not be running as a candidate for this edu again and i will also not be running as a candidate for the lower house upon in the bundestag and i'd also like to note i will not be taking on any other political positions either thirdly for the rest of this parliamentary term i'm prepared to continue to serve as chancellor and fourthly god yes that means that to a large extent i am turning away from what i've always said which is that i believe that the chair of the party and the chancellorship should go together yes this is a bit of a risk but i believe having weighed things up very carefully it is. a risk that any i ought to take and want to take and if i wanted to run. as chancellor again then i wouldn't have taken this decision. ok so that was unlimited given the list of points that she announced at a party headquarters of the c.d.u. in

anglo america what do you think she'll stay as party leader will there be pressure on the to resign c.d.'s got a party conference coming up in december there's a party conference in the summer and the pressure will be growing there's another state election in two weeks so i don't think there will be resignations before then but of course it shows that the majority of the population wants a change in government. given the situation we're looking at them but what are the chances of a stable coalition being formed do you think. well on the one side we have tried to grandstand nearly twenty percent of the green party which is left of center party but if they were to actually go into a coalition with the c.s.u. which has been imitating the janitor for germany and has been on the very contrary sides of many issues then the green party would betray the left wing that's for sure. and this is just the region but can we say that this is reflective of a mood across the country do you think or is this to be taken totally in isolation . it is reflective of. the country wants change and a very has se

energy conference with to raise amaze energy minister claire perry and the bows of the french government c.d.'s companies to see if anyone wants to know how the u.k.'s energy system came to be defacto controlled from the palace in paris you have to look at ageing archive adverts selling the idea back in one nine hundred ninety when mrs thatcher was in power. anyone who uses electricity would be able to apply because she is in the twelve week electricity companies of india in with so you could buy into. what you plan to do media for eventually bought enough of the shares in british electricity to make swathes of it accountable to the french electorate simone rossi speaking tomorrow is the boss of e.t.f. supplying around six million homes in britain and he's proud of one particular project we're also building a new nuclear station in point here in the u.k. we now have about three thousand five hundred people on site which two on that apprentice this number is throwing. d.c. or we will be spending about up to one hundred million pounds a month on these projects and to see. sort of these money a

your e-mails and first up from arthur he says bravo alex and todd's one of the best amongst the great c.d.'s of shoes so many voices representative of our mortar nation of scotland's leading party and yes we've got best coverage on his own media the nation would have the claims it's historic into penzance already thank you at the very enthusiastic message people are says a lovely people are excellent alex i'm unsure about democracy and referendums i always enjoy listening to it and so do i have lots of praise for trisha in fact for last week valerie also says it's especially good to hear from to share mark so knowledgeable on catalonia just a car before could tell and that's of course just counterpart and the catalan parliament has been imprisoned for facilitating debate market says reacting to alex news comments absolutely in relation to using our own currency cullen hunter saying is get yourself dancing to some alba of course calendar funding to the prime minister's performance at or to any party conference with none of that on the alex salmond shoe and finally from body curricula fundi

decides to say i want to one of you to get over you even if you sleeping in tents i can sleep with c.d.'s or with the. only thing that makes a ticket cost like you. how. could you stand that these are people who she's going to play well. i'm not going to go you're. going to go. but was going to do with big business. so that. it would soak with him mix moments you need them. to go well if we can land it. if you want it it will get you what i mean maybe a new nose which wouldn't is happy for me to do that. but it isn't gentleman i mean in general when it's a big problem for you gotta live you're right was what i mean you got the we got the for the welcome yet if there's a lamb and love the suffering and want to sell passion everyone. suffering is just get is growing every day and it's something that requires a lot of towns and to get up there is one of the south things we want to file with i would respond to all points are enough for me to think in all people today we are meeting house one. one of boy in a way that is unique country in the fall of self and something is not that no wrong

by one the cars set off and make their way to the group picnic everything from rolls royces cameras c.d.'s. and b.m.w. has some are very rare like this porsche three fifty six speedster it was the car maker's first series production vehicle but here even cars that aren't collector's items have their day in the sun plenty of these vehicles are worth a second glance because all brands of cars are welcome at the rhine after club the diversity is great these cars represent half a century of automotive history. the old cars get a break while they wait for the entire convoy to arrive in the meantime the drivers and passengers enjoy some food and refreshments. one food bushel has come in his nineteen sixty two rolls royce silver cloud. he says they have excursions like this twice a year it's a tradition but social feels the nicest thing about them is the community as you can see behind him folks sit together chad and enjoy a potluck lunch. and talk about cars and everything under the sun. it gives them a boost if they've had a hard week at work then on a stressful business trip or having it ro

up a little bit in the bathroom when you were there i was trying to do it so you have to say i hate c.d.'s so. whenever you go to somebody's house you have to give them something old don't come empty handed so i. dream that states want to put your first wife. i mean. it's really really i. those books on the revealing some details about how can september the compromise millions of jews. the social media giant says it's working closely with the f.b.i. to find out who was behind it the attackers already controlled a set of accounts which were connected to facebook friends they used an automated technique to move from account to account so they could steal the access tokens of those friends and for friends of those friends and so on totaling about four hundred thousand people originally fifty million users were estimated to have been affected but today that number was reduced to about thirty million now the hacker started with a group of about four hundred thousand people and then use those accounts to expand it to about thirty million people so one can imagine how alarmed users must be aft

only superficial it was the residents who investigated where the shots were fired no they don't think c.d.'s the police didn't even come here to reconstruct the attack was sold to me. after the death of fourteen year old marcos his school uniform became a symbol of the tragedy. his family lives in cramped quarters his bruno works as a cleaner her husband is a construction worker. she shows us where marcos used to sleep on the sofa in his parents' bedroom. she keeps the shirt he was wearing when he died in his rucksack and has never washed it. wish for sure that our dreams. as a result of this all this sure is a legacy which the state can't go murdering our children the police wear uniforms and so do our children this was my son's school uniform he wore it in the expectation that it would bring him a brighter future though. the conflict that's been raging in rio's for velo is in recent months is starting to feel like a war between the heavily armed drug gangs who hold sway in the city slums and the state. and it's the children who get caught in the crossfire. the state has turned to the ar

twenty three year old commission a youngster who already does have a first team place to go to days his c.d.'s. as for the likes of miller he and his fellow world cup winners still pool somewhat at the club as seen when and then by and coach carlo i'm sure nazi fell foul of their expectations last year perhaps by an older players are spoiled by success they're now struggling to cope with change. on saturday mights were no borg in the park and by and frailty at the back was exposed just before half time when jump ball but let us start at the commission to time how do. i make the plan a taking a kind of two year timeout like two and one stage to realign recharge and refocus. more disappointment fully on direct scut in the second half he was forced off by an ankle injury. so he would be finding a way not a normal with thomas mood i subbed late on but their team mate had already made it to one. sliding in to talk away but never a dull speech cross. but very impressive relief after the recent criticism i asked for the arena best regards from. the man to tiago five years ago to give by and new bu

risky market to be in and what i wanted to point out is a very important element here why the saudi c.d.'s or the risk is increasing at the same time for the insurance of that market abu dhabi's stock exchange we have seen the similar trend as well so the insurance premium for the stock market as anchored quite enormously in the past few days will make pension fund managers though for example any less eager to put their money into saudi stocks in the portfolios like pension funds and big index funds they are very sensitive to these kind of news an example of that would be google saying no to pentagon that big contract just because the employees started to backlashing they don't want to be involved or pentagon is involved now we have the same in a sense around the globe where the investors are going to be happy that a k. rather we want to have a saudi money backing up some new businesses or by the vive wanted to have a saudi money involved in certain part of the business is that remains to be a question because generally speaking i don't think a lot of investors are feeling comfortable w

who owns a c.d. player?ng the disk into the toaster trying to play them. ( laughter ) because taylor has been so quiet about politics, there was a theory in the alt- right community that maybe she was a secret pro trump conservative but by support ago democrat she blew that up which the president took well. >> what do you have to say about taylor swift now that she's in politics? >> and what did she say? >> he said she wants people to vote for a democrat. >> let's say i like taylor's music about 25% less now, okay? ( laughter ) >> trevor: that's a weird way to express displeasure ( laughter ) he likes her music 25% less? like what does that even mean? is he now just going to cut off 25% of his taylor merchandise? ( laughter ) i love how trump turned back when he heard about taylor swift because he was leaving, right? then he heard taylor swift and he's like what? reporters normally shout questions and he keeps going -- mr. president, the united nations global warming -- mr. president, what do you think about

with all the top stories up next is the big picture i'll have more news on this channel in twenty five c.d.'s or. october two thousand and eleven call in elm i'm going to get their feet is drugged from a drain pipe beaten and killed by libyan revolutionaries the body of libya's self-proclaimed brother leader laid out in a refrigerator floor laying bare the end of his forty two year cool. but at the very moment a new dawn bacon libya was to suffer the revenge of his own history. me . what's happening in libya now we have two governments seems like a big mess. the whole country is ruled by militias the struggle between these militias who are more are. now deeply in priorities in conflict in divisions in violence everybody wants to have his share of authority and his share of the money there's no central government per se which really has control so it's become really the front for a number of mischa's libya is trying to shape itself again but it's a country which is vast and it cannot be ruled centrally just from one city like the police it's a process of this integration of state of libya i

that it was possible for him to recreate by the agreement and that moment the european reaction such c.d.'s having obama to think about and to renounce or to get out of from the agreement the fact is that mr trump looks to be less attentive to what european are thinking about and so i'm not so sure that the european the voice or the voice of the different european counties can convince him to to get back we have to add one other thing that most probably the most real reason for which a trumpet made that statement is due to the mid-term elections that we are going to he's going to have in the beginning november and. i think that more than a for international reason it was acute to internal reasons that this season the season of americans arrived in what do you think of the other school of thought that says this is not just about the united states and russia the donald trump concern is about china's growing military power. well i think that there is something true in that i repeat the biggest reason i suppose is the you do internal reasons pleading to not political reasons but most probabl

risky market to be in and what i wanted to point out is a very important element here why the saudi c.d.'s or the risk is increasing at the same time for the insurance of that market abu dabi is stock exchange we have seen the similar trend as well so the insurance premium for the stock market as anchored quite enormously in the past few days will make pension fund managers though for example any less eager to put their money into saudi stocks in the portfolios lake pension funds and big index funds they are very sensitive to these kind of news an example of that would be google saying no to pentagon that big contract just because the employees started to backlashing they don't want to be involved or pentagon is involved now we have the same in a sense around the globe where the investors are going to be happy that a k. rather we want to have a saudi money backing up some new businesses or by the vive wanted to have a saudi money involved in certain part of the business is that remains to be a question because generally speaking i don't think a lot of investors are feeling comfortable w

hundred c.d.'s recorded this is. such cases i'm not well. how can you not be worried when you're basically dependent on the russians to get you to the io says that you know considering what would happen if you couldn't get there you know the russians are there only way to get to the eye and says i mean does that make good sense. ok since it was some some years back some years back when we have from europe itself i want to mention transfer because i proposed at that time why not create that wants to a human greater body because you may know that on five or so regionally planned who carried happiness and european space shot into. the stock so i thought it was a good idea but it's very expensive. human space station system and so far you could rely on the americans and the russians and by the way this. noble potus is also something good and because it is preaching prices one has to see the positive as it's right right now we have only the capsule we don't need as a right to the international space station part house into station rocket future w

risky market to be in and what i wanted to point out is a very important element here why the saudi c.d.'s or the risk is increasing at the same time for the insurance of that market i would doubt b.'s stock exchange we have seen the similar trend as well so the insurance premium for the stock market as anchored quite enormously in the past few days will make pension fund managers though for example any less eager to put their money into how the stocks in the portfolios like pension funds and big index funds they are very sensitive to these kind of news an example of that would be google saying no to pentagon that big contract just because the employees started to backlashing they don't want to be involved or pentagon is involved now we have the same in a sense around the globe where the investors are going to be happy that a k. rather we want to have a saudi money in backing up some new businesses or by the vive wanted to have a saudi money involved in certain part of the business is that remains to be a question because generally speaking i don't think a lot of investors are feeling c

risky market to be in and what i wanted to point out is a very important element here why the saudi c.d.'s or the risk is increasing at the same time for the insurance of that market abu dhabi's stock exchange we have seen the similar trend as well so the insurance premium for the stock market as anchored quite enormously in the past few days will make pension fund managers though for example any less eager to put their money into how the stocks in the portfolios lake pension funds and big index funds they are very sensitive to these kind of news an example of that would be google saying no to pentagon that big contract just because the employees started to backlashing they don't want to be involved or pentagon is involved now we have the same in a sense around the globe where the investors are going to be happy that ok rather we want to have a saudi money in backing up some new businesses or buy the vive wanted to have a saudi money involved in certain part of the business is that remains to be a question because generally speaking i don't think a lot of investors are feeling comfortab

they were recorded by a crew member of the new wave of c.d.'s one of the ships that could soon have em is sea certification. this is banned on european ships. the fins are cut off the living shark on board a process called finning. the fin shark bodies are kept on board as long as there is still space if not. they're just thrown overboard still alive to make room for the valuable friends. that we want to know if this is still common practice today. we investigate for ourselves by following the course of the playa did read in another vessel up for m.s.c. assessment. it makes regular calls in montevideo in europe why a popular trends shipment point for shark fins. we couldn't get a permit to shoot in the port. and this was secretly filmed in june twenty seventeen. the cargo is frozen shark and we can clearly see the bodies have no fin. to check the ship again on its next return the same story. there are white sacks being unloaded by the time. a ship's officer experienced in the shark trade knows what's in this and it is that the sec's are full of

the day of incident is really not convincing to anyone and that's why because of this absence of over c.d.'s a convincing get here but he's a noble response from the south did the show by i think we're seeing more attention is given to this not only from the united states what's we've seen what this of in the u.k. and france and other places and we have this is continuing to grow ok the there is a kind of a a diplomatic diode effect going on here as well is there not and it's this that people are saying ok well the united states has shared strategic values arms deals with saudi arabia what about sharing moral values when it comes to what saudi arabia is doing with those arms that are built in other countries british built arms that end up being used in yemen we've already touched on yemen but that's a whole conflagration that maybe the trumpet ministration and the state department doesn't want to have to go near because of possibly a dead journalist who was killed inside the saudi consulate in istanbul well listen the struggle between value and interest in u.s. foreign policy is not the n

. >> would have been an annual tradition turned io a protest against brett kavanaugh in northwest c.dit was the annual red mass that happens before the u.s. supreme ourt new term that starts today. they spoke out and meanwhile sources tell the nbc news fbi spoke to debah ramirez. she accused him of exposing himself to her when they both attended yale. the fbi is investigating that sexual assault. coming up, have the latest from capitol hill. >> today students at catholic university will stage a protest that the dean of social work be fired. his tweet attacked one of brett kanaugh's accusers. he later apologized and the university initially suspended him. >> it will be an emotional day in las vegas. it was onego year today that a man opened fire through a hotel window killing 58 pele at a country music festival. que marees along the iconic vegas strip will go dark tonight to honor the victims. this weekend survivors had a chance to reconnect a concert. two people from our area were at the music festival.er they we killed and tina frost was injured. the latest update h oner go fund me p

he finds a wide open c.d. lamb who races 82 yards for the touchdown. sooners up 17-0.y, look at this speed. to the end zone, no one even close. you celebrate with a little rock paper scissors, paper. 41 sooners at that point. murray finds lamb again. lamb turns it on. 57 yards for the score. the sooners win in a rout, 51-14, four touchdowns for murray. now here's halloween's michael myers. he's pumped for the florida, georgia game. jake from finds jeromy ma holloman. puts the bulldogs up 14-0. franks the layser to freddie swain. 36 yards for the score. but from and the bulldogs bite back. he hit terry goodwin. stride. 24-yard touchdown. ball dogs win 36-17. ucsc without daniels. up steps tyler vaughan. hey, whatever works. he makes the touchdown throw. puts the trojans up 28-24. the sun devils harry takes a punt at the eight, runs back to the two. but gets corner and the edge. turns it upfield all the way to the end zone. officially a 92-yard punt return or arizona state wins, 38-35 the final. they snapped usc's 19-game home winning streak. oregon state hasn't won a ro

he a wide open c.d. lamb and he's off for an 82-yard score. the sooners take a 17-0 lead.ooners leading 24-7 in the second, and look how fast murray makes it to the end zone himself. look at that. then he plays a little roc scis. paper wins needed definitely. he goes up and gets it. and then turns on the speed. 57-yard score. these are some big scores. the sooners win in a rout four touchdowns for murray in this one. >>> hey, northwestern and their strength and conditioning coach. they have an interesting way to get ready for the game. guess what? i don't care. it worked. yes, i did go to northwestern for grad school, so i kind of like it. wildcats quarterback clayton thorson threw three interceptions but he made up for it by scoringhreeow. two on the ground. look at him juke the defender. that was a five-yard score. his long touchdown pass came in the third quarter. 24-yard strike to kyric mcgowan who leapt up and made an amazing grab. northwestern upset wisconsin 31-17 the final. i should have been wearing purple. >>> game 4 of the world series starts in a few minutes. a

supervisor ronan and affects a portion of the mission, alcohol and beverage fud and the mission and c.d. they are intended to encourage small retail arts, nonprofits, manufacturing businesses in the mission to thrive and grow and further strengthening the protections for legacy businesses and reduce pressure on the mall and pop businesses from competing uses and large scale developed -- large-scale development. [please stand by] >> -- in making this work, and making sure that we're covering our bases as we go forward, and then, of course, the community organizations that spend so much time individually and as organizations to really keep the heart of the mission beating. so what -- what we have here before you is specifically for the mission street n.c.t., we have a change to promote small commercial spaces in new developments, limit mergers of storefronts in existing buildings, add c.u. requirements for new businesses after displacement of legacy businesses, open up opportunities for light manufacturing on the side streets, and nonmission street facing spaces. open up opportunities for

special recognition to c.d. 3, who did a good job of running up the stairs. on september 8, off duty members and duty stations participated in the citywide cleanup, helping the community. it was great community involvement. on september 11, multiple 9/11 remembrance events held throughout the department. [please stand by]

now the c.d.'s are the geishas place. where you do there's. no you're going to jail you know. a police officer i'm working in community college sure our enemies want to skype but the only thing they get just by kingston is their manner in which the two things even go one on dusting the frustration no one is that i took us with. just that you just picked a great crew and i drank a lot. i think this is a nation of the program when it comes to twenty six issue of feeling because the show for so many bites the manpower i do believe that one day we will be able to work together within but it's just the systems that one did to say ok what type of punishment does this person does if so it's not true most punish. we as one of those we don't have a beef i think the police we. also. found that they do not have to necessarily be so so so we don't want to be better than the police because riyad the police we don't want to be compared to the police on we want is. a relationship where all of us who. was the fight against time. yeah spawns move on. that's a meeting in the oval and if you say

risky market to be in and what i wanted to point out is a very important element here why the saudi c.d.'s or the risk is increasing at the same time for the insurance of that market abu dhabi's stock exchange we have seen the similar trend as well so the insurance premium for the stock market as anchored quite enormously in the past few days will make pension fund managers though for example any less eager to put their money into how the stocks in the portfolios lake pension funds and big index funds they are very sensitive to these kind of news on an example of that would be google saying no to pentagon that big contract just because the employees started to backlashing they don't want to be involved or pentagon is involved now we have the same in a sense around the globe where the investors are going to be happy that a k. rather we want to have a saudi money in backing up some new businesses or buy the vive wanted to have a saudi money involved in certain part of the business is that remains to be a question because generally speaking i don't think a lot of investors are feeling comf

it is a shoe store above a chase c.d. stores. those kind of cultural retail experiences. i just think the trend is we are not having those large-format retailers that are occupying multiple floors. so i don't know who will occupy those third floors. i think it was prior service type oriented retailers. a gym, medical office, salons, but we are seeing another district. those are what we are relying on to occupy ground floors. is happening too in the retail district. i think that is what we have now is this flexibility on the third-floor. we could keep that. i appreciate the legislation in the package before us because it clarifies things. the fees is totally appropriate. but i think given the obvious trend of what is happening on upper floors, we need to allow some flexibility on the third-floor. >> just to your point, the survey, at least our analysis of the survey looked at how many uses or retail sales and retail services are open to the public. in the proposal, as i understand it, professional services, office uses, open to the public on the second and third stories ar

with the advent of c.d.'s in the early eighty's interest in record companies started to weigh it knows this dissolved in one thousand nine hundred three but they're great is the album covers remain in our collective memory to this day. and now we don't even have albums that are lined album covers so why was so much money spent on the job just like slaves not even the music yeah i think it was an exclusion of sort of artistic invention tom is kind of anything goes actually choose which was around the time i mean these these rock bands suddenly had enormous amounts of money because they'd sell the last album and sold a million you know i mean this doesn't happen nowadays they have to go out and play to make money but also you have to remember this was before the days of photoshop it was before the days really of computer technology so let's take another example this iconic picture which i think we've got a close up picture of all of pink floyd's album wish you were here well all three powell who we saw in that

with the advent of c.d.'s in the early eighty's interest in record companies started to wane hypnosis dissolved in one thousand nine hundred three but their great just album covers remain in our collective memory to this day. that one particularly is iconic it is really well how come so much was spent on the covers well it was a time of explosion of artistic invention really and a kind of anything goes ask you to to things and what you have to remember is very important to remember there was no photo shop at the time there was no sort of computer technology so weird i was blown away by some of these things and to take another example is this i cut we sort of i mean this iconic album cover of pink floyd's wish you were here well all bree pal flew out of all signs of this high at a stunt man set fire to him and they took a photograph this really is the stuff. he wasn't the idea being to businessmen shaking hands with one is being by the d.v.c. so yeah and today this would all be done on photoshop wouldn't it qu

voting in the southern province of kandahar has been delayed for a week after the taliban killed two c.d.'s officials. has been to a polling station today in kabul. we are in polling station in central kabul and as you can see the process is underway these are the observers very flying the list of the voters and then you can see behind me women are lining up to cast their vote so this is an act of defiance despite the threats by the taliban to disrupt the voting process the taliban has issued misstatements in the past saying that there will target polling stations across the country but however as you can see these women are pretty much excited to cast their vote for many afghans this is a crucial moment they would like to see in new parliament that would tackle many problems that afghanistan faces elections in afghanistan always marred by widespread allegations of fraud and this explains why people are hoping to see it genuine change a new parliament willing to tackle the wide range of issues that i'm going to stand faces war with the taliban instability reconstruction and economy all t