but were to put an end to her dream of becoming a professional pianist collette ma's worked as a nurse during the german occupation. but even after the war she became a piano teacher. it was only decades later that she recorded her 1st album by then she was already over 80. now she has succeeded east to her credit. that age is all in your head at least i think so. you must live life with energy that's it. and we wish her much more energy and many more years thankful i think. going to be. coming. into the conflict zone to sebastian. despite fresh diplomatic talks the 6 year war young children little sign of ending my guest this week from the yemeni capital sana'a use to show you shut off the foreign minister of the so styled kinky government his force is still the king used to commission shocking crimes including indiscriminately why would face conflict zone focus. 30 minutes on the. border. their story their very own personal trauma. to the chesterfield remember leg and they share private footage with us that has never been seen before. back to mobile search people 20 minutes on t.w. .

year's shortlist is out and among the 16 nominees is a group of software developers in ghana isaac collette see reports. in this small room in ghana's capital accra this young tech savvy interpreter is busy developing software that team is led by a ram a major he co-founded the company with 2 other colleagues in 2018 since then he a company germany technologies has been delayed in software solutions that provides a platform for small and medium enterprises in ghana to bits i'd leave that yes services to clangs. our platforms our markets please visit that houses all the stakeholders which means we have the delivery companies we have the right as we have the customers all on one platform so we much demand which is some people . services to the supply which is fuel up or services provided so we offer this platform us services. sila on the more is a writer who runs his private service delivery business he's signed up to one of the platforms developed by jimminy this year from his mobile phone supported by an app he's able to link up with custom is access delivery estimates for the day and use t

just see cars and parking lots everywhere but where we can go everywhere and i'm not afraid better collett us secondly we can do it ourselves we can take the bicycle to work to you know boston to school with them by. the metro for the underground and we can take. the german city of outspokenness trying to get cars out of the city by offering free public transport in the central zone. since january 2020 people can also take out a mobility subscription that gives them unlimited access to the city's fleet of bikes and cars the package costs around 3 years 50 per day. it's one change among many that are needed. we need an overall traffic management as well as the infrastructure as. as a payment system a ticket system and things like this of course future mobility has to be affordable it might pay for itself with ads like the internet does these days. just imagine that driving a mobility is actually clean and for free why because it's the 3rd place where you can work with driving as you know it's automatic you don't have to take care of that it's shared with other people it's connected so basic

we're to put an end to her dream of becoming a professional pianist collette maas worked as a nurse during the german occupation. but after the war she became a piano teacher. it was only decades later that she recorded her 1st album by then she was already over 80. now she has succeeded to her credit. that age is all in your head at least i think so. you must live life with energy that's it. and we wish her much more energy and many more years thanks though i think. the funny. thing. is going to. get. to the point of strong opinions clear positions international perspective some of russia's military buildup on the border to ukraine is the largest running foreign seen in an examination of crimea the u.s. and europe are urging russia to stand down to russia ukraine crisis what does because you want to find out from the bottom to the point. of being 30 minutes on w. b 6. their story their very own personal trauma. the people who survived the catastrophe and remember. and. share private footage with us that has never been seen before. chernobyl starts april 28th on t.w. . the fight against th

the lady we are about to meet is 106 years old and is still a talented pianist collette mays began to play at the tender age of 5 and has since nobody really knows if she is the oldest piano player in the world and to her it doesn't really matter because she still feels quite young at heart we paid her a visit at her home in paris. call it maes loves to play the piano she's 106 years old and still plays for at least 4 hours every day she cannot imagine life without her beloved instrument. through playing the piano has a physical quality so yes touching it caressing it it makes a difference whether your hammering the key. softly pressing them with your fingertips. colette was born into a french upper middle class family in 1914. she started learning the piano at the age of 5. even as a child music helped her escape her strict upbringing and enter her own carefree world. there because. my mother was a very stern hold hearted woman who didn't really like children unlike my grandmother but i was always scared of getting smacked a mistake sight supposedly made although i never knew what i

the lady we are about to meet is 106 years old and is still a talented pianist collette mays began to play at the tender age of 5 and hasn't stopped since nobody really knows if she is the oldest piano player in the world and to her it doesn't really matter because she still feels quite young at heart we paid her a visit at her home in paris. call it maes loves to play the piano she's 106 years old and still plays for at least 4 hours every day she cannot imagine life without her beloved instrument. through playing the piano has a physical quality yes you're touching it caressing it it makes a difference whether your hammering the key. softly pressing with your fingertips. colette was born into a french upper middle class family in 1914. she started learning the piano at the age of 5. even as a child music helped her escape her strict upbringing and enter her own carefree world. there because. my mother was a very stern old heart of a woman who didn't really like children unlike my grandmother but i was always scared of getting smacked a mistake sight supposedly made although i never

but really were to put an end to her dream of becoming a professional pianist collette maas worked as a nurse during the german occupation. but after the war she became a piano teacher. it was only decades later that she recorded her 1st album by then she was already over 80. now she has 6 c.d.'s to her credit. that each is all in your head at least i think so. you must live life with energy that's it. and we wish her much more energy and many more years thankful i think. ultimately going to. the ocean just think our simply going to make products and plastic and together we can make the made a little bit better come upon. by pulling out an advertising strategy. behind us or is it just green washing plain take a closer look maybe. 30 minutes. to the point from a clear position some international perspective such russia's military buildup on the border to ukraine is the largest saw a photo in a conversation of crimea the u.s. and europe are urging russia to stand down for russia ukraine crisis what just because you want to find out when a bottom up. point. even the minutes on t.w. . the

toni collette is acting right in my face.ause it just like "look, there's four people in a life boat and there's enough resources for three. and how do you decide? and it's not that we meant to, but in between takes, you can't help but start asking those questions. what -- if there -- you know, if the four of us, the cast members, were like - how -- how would you make kind of decision? you know and then, you know, i can't help but going, "well, i think box office performance is probably a factor we should consider. >> seth: sure, sure. i mean - >> toni is -- toni's going with critical acclaim and awards. and daniel dae kim is like, "well, have any of you carried a tv show? [ laughter ] how many seasons 'cause i have. shamier is the new comer he wants a chance. we've all had careers. you know, we've been doing this for a while. he's happy to put us out to sea. >> seth: right, of course. this is -- >> yeah. >> seth: yes, an interesting philosophical question about actors which actor provides the most value to society [ light la

but were to put an end to her dream of becoming a professional pianist collette ma's worked as a nurse during the german occupation. after the war she became a piano teacher. it was only decades later that she recorded her 1st album by then she was already over 80. now she has 6 c.d.'s to her credit. that age is all in your head at least i think so. you must live life with energy that's it. and we wish her much more energy and many more years thanks so i think. i was 15 when i arrived here i slept with 6 people in a room for the 9th a man it was hard i was fair. i even got white hair is that. the german language mel got this gives me a little bunch maybe took in truck loads of say you want to know their story the muslims the fighting and reliable information for migrants. more than a 1000 years ago europe witnesses a huge construction boom. christianity islam established itself. both religious and secular leaders aren't eager to display their power now but the trace begins. who can create the tallest biggest and most beautiful structures. obstruct masons from builders and architects co

collett july 4 green. i'm not making fun of this, because i intend to make fun of it.s kind of thinking is stupid it comes from etiological zealous they don't care one with about america's well-being, not one whit. just around out yesterday's bad earth day, will take a more detailed look at president biden doubling of the capital gains tax which is part of the administration assault on investment and capital formation and it includes a corporate tax hikes and please don't forget 70% of the corporate tax burden falls on blue-collar middle-class folks or those with lower incomes. 70%. you raise the corporate tax in your increasing the burden on the middle class. this investment is a middle-class assault. reversing the trump tax cuts has nothing to do with rich people, has to do with inflicting enormous damage on middle-class in order to meet a whacked out zealous ideological opinion. based not on facts but on the latest soviet meeting. as professor has taught us, the u.s. government owned climate assessment showed over the next 70 plus years the worst, worst-case climate

but when they read the law they say wait a second, how is this jim crow, let's watch tom cotton colletteole in the campaign of georgia. >> march 31 you wrote an op-ed in the usa today about george's law and boycotts work, two days later on april 2 major-league baseball announced its boycott of georgia. according to media report in the days leading up the major leagues baseball the pull from georgia you spoke with baseball executives and describe the laws jim crow to point out and urge major-league baseball to speak out. after its decision to withdraw the game from georgia, you claim you had strongly urge them not to boycott after the horse is out of the barn and the damages already done. so ms. abrams and some you attack the jim crow no fewer than ten times. liz: ten times, what do you say? >> no question about it you cannot go back on that, what's been done is been done, raphael warnock and stacey abrams are complacent and what is happened here, now what are they doing their going after a great georgia company, home depot, i remember when i was mayor and we have a home depot ino our com

the lady we are about to meet is 106 years old and is still a talented pianist collette mays began to play at the tender age of 5 and hasn't stopped since nobody really knows if she is the oldest piano player in the world and to her it doesn't really matter because she still feels quite young at heart we paid her a visit at her home in paris. 6 call it maes loves to play the piano she's 106 years old and still plays for at least 4 hours every day she cannot imagine life without her beloved instrument. through playing the piano has a physical quality says yes touching it caressing it it makes a difference whether your hammering the key. or softly pressing with your fingertips like. colette was born into a french upper middle class family in 1914. she started learning the piano at the age of 5. even as a child music helped her escape her strict upbringing and enter her own carefree world. there because. my mother was a very stern i hold hard times men who didn't really like children unlike my grandmother but i was always scared of getting smacked a mistake sight supposedly made although

the lady we are about to meet is 106 years old and is still a talented pianist collette mays began to play at the tender age of 5 and has since . nobody really knows if she is the oldest piano player in the world and to her it doesn't really matter because she still feels quite young at heart we paid her a visit at her home in paris. call it maes loves to play the piano she's 106 years old and still plays for at least 4 hours every day she cannot imagine life without her beloved instrument. through playing the piano has a physical quality says you're touching it caressing it it makes a difference whether your hammering the key. oh softly pressing with your fingertips like. colette was born into a french upper middle class family in 1914. she started learning the piano at the age of 5. even as a child music helped her escape her strict upbringing and enter her own carefree world. there because. my mother was a very stern cold hearted woman who didn't really like children unlike my grandmother but i was always scared of getting smacked a mistake sight supposedly made although i never kn

very active in africa and china has invested heavily in their second continent or something thanks collett china's fourth or fifth island chain. russia seeks to exploit instability and fragility for their own gain and it u.s. expense. iran is also increasingly acting on the continent. african -based -- like al qaeda there are affiliate elsa bob and isis thrive in the continence ungoverned space the provide the greatest threat to many of our african partners and aspire to kill americans in africa, as well as here at home. across this diverse continent u.s. africa from operates with .3% of the dod budget and .3% of deities manpower. this tiny investment pays enormous dividends just under 6000 service members, civilians and contractors work with our partners. both interagency and foreign to counter malign actors and transnational threats, respond to crises and strengthen security forces to advance u.s. interests and promote regional security stability and prosperity. african works every day to protect american security and advance our access and influence. we do this arm in arm with u.s. inte