would you believe me if i said christiana renaldo? actually it's roberto carlos, it is because we ta ke roberto carlos, it is because we take a coffee together and he was holding it for me when we were sitting, so it was i guess and he was like yeah give me my number and i was like 0k. he was very nice. earth wind and fire, that's a good song, or... # ain't no mountain high enough. i love that song. it's impossible to play in football as a woman and not be fighting for equality. there are subjects that hate you every day but you have to fight for your rights. and for your spot and place and that's the case till today. i never look at myself as different than a male for father, alice think we are the same i had the same rights as you and i probably should be for

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defense of eventis italians took the lead with the last action of the first half a header from christiana rinaldo who els putting them one nil at the break but the dutch side which beats real madrid in the last round came roaring back never has leveled the game in the first minute of the second half you baze away goal means i have work to do and next week's second. you're watching d.w. news coming up next it's business with chris copper. but i'll be back to topic stuff. benjamin han miles talked. to western civilization he's turning a monastery mentally into a school for far right cultural warriors activists for a european populist movement. while has the backing of some powerful people opposition is mounting and not just local. in sixty minutes. what's the connection between bread flour and the european union dinos guild contests d.w. correspondent and abbott baker john stretch this second line with the rules set by the teachers'. cots in north. snapping recipes for success strategy that make a difference. baking bread on d.w. . when the water starts rising people fight for survival but

now the home side has struck first with christiana rinaldo putting head i x level down less than ten minutes later thanks to dani then to be the winning goal came from nineteen year old my ts delish the win puts i.x. in the semifinals for the first time in more than two decades. men's tennis at the monte carlo masters chillis was knocked out of the competition by argentina argentinas. meanwhile world number one novak djokovic had his own struggles against germany's philip and what was their second head to head this year . the red clad novak djokovic claimed the first set among the highlights a delicately sliced backhand too delicate for his opponent to reach. but philipp kohlschreiber hit back in the second set one thrilling rally ended with both players at the mats a school shot by his his opponent with the ball. he had only beaten joke of its twice in ten the times but his most recent victory against him came in march of this year the german continued to breaks of eventually claiming the second set much to the frustration of djokovic whose wreck it took a beating. would be and get

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one of them, anyway, the house speaker nancy pelosi weighed in today in a conversation with cnn's christiana amanpour. >> it isn't up to the attorney general who has said basically the president is above the law and the rest, so he's there to redact whatever he wants. well, let's just see what he puts forth. you can't make a judgment about something you haven't seen yet. so we look forward to seeing it. >> everybody, we're all counting the hours until we can read for ourselves, read the report on thursday for ourselves. you know at least one person who won't be reading it. want to guess who that is? one official tells cnn, president trump, who famously prefers one-page summaries with visual aids, not expected to read every page. the president's legal team will brief him once they've read everything, but i think it's a safe bet the president will be watching it all unfold on cable tv. many west wing officials say they'll read the report themselves. swoom wait until after they had left the office, which sounds like a good plan, doesn't it? cnn has learned that tromp it tromp what they will see

joining me now is christiana greer.abbi, i'll start with you, there's been a lot of obviously conversations around omar, some of it tense, some of quite angry, some of it quite interesting in terms of the direction it's gone. the cover of the paper in your hometown today, what do you make of it? >> as a rabbi in new york, i don't want to see september 11th being used for political purposes. that's painful for new yorkers and it's wrong. it shouldn't happen. >> the thing that congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez said is that there is a real threat here of danger to congresswoman omar, that is just a fact. we just watched someone go into a mosque in new zealand, we had someone shoot up a synagogue, we had the president's super fan try to assassinate two dozen of the most prominent of his critics, lieutenant colonel in the coast guard who got caught with a stockpile of weapons, there's a serious concern here. >> or three churches in louisiana that were just burned down to the ground. so there are a few things going on. o

christiana rinaldo though he's back in the u. ventus team after being rested to make sure he was fresh for this tie you they have an away goal advantage after their one all draw in amsterdam i.x. are looking to reach the semifinals for the first time in more than twenty years tuesday's other game sees manchester united face a daunting task against barcelona at the nou camp the english side go into the tie one nil down after conceding an away goal at old trafford last week barsa haven't lost a european match at the nou camp since two thousand and thirteen that's a run of thirty matches. in basketball the defending n.b.a. champion golden state warriors have been shocked in the second game of their playoff series against the l.a. clippers a thirty one point lead seem to have them crushing in california before the clippers made a historic comeback to tie the series at one one paul restrict ports doubling steph curry is much more used to breaking records than having the made against him on that first he was often running against the l

christiana also, thank you very much.o late for the residents of one town near montreal where more than 6,500 people were forced to leave their homes after floodwaters breached a dyke, sending a five—foot surge of water crashing through the area. the canadian capital 0ttawa and montreal are among the places which have declared states of emergency. and hundreds of soldiers have been deployed to the hardest—hit regions as residents do what they can to shore up their houses. my basement is currently flooding because the power is out as of today. my backyard is flooding too because there‘s a swamp back there, so i‘m pretty much surrounded except for a little bit in the front. canada‘s prime minister has visited some of the affected areas, even filling up sandbags, but it will take more than a carefully planned photocall to solve the problem whichjustin trudeau says is a result of climate change. with climate change, we're going to see more and more of these extreme weather events more regularly. we need to think about adaptat

bette midler, gigi hadid, christiana amanpour. >>> first, it's nice and warm out today. bake them up. that would be fantastic. looking at your week ahead, it's going to be severe storminess in the southeast and the gulf coast. spring heat in the southwest. flooding continues in northern california in the pacific northwest. by wednesday we have a big snowstorm going on in the mid-plains. windy and hot through texas. sunshine mid-atlantic into the gulf. wet weather in the pacific northwest. then on friday that big storm moves east, brings showers along the coast. more snow left over through the great lakes, below average highs in the midsection of the country. looking at wet weather >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kerry hall. expect a mostly cloudy day, and then by this evening some rain starts to move into the north bay. we could see scattered showers moving through there, quick showers moving light overnight and early into tomorrow morning. after that we clear out. we're going to see sunshine with gusty winds and we'll keep it dry for the middle of the week. a new ro