achieved a significant 1st step with with the resignation we do understand that prime minister how d.d. has now arrived at the palace the presidential palace to tender his resignation but also who's just trying to discuss the demagogy is going forward it's not that he's going to stop work tomorrow he needs to return there's going to be a character take a government a similar cabinet as you see now just perhaps with less ministers until some kind of a solution can be found which is with consultations with the same political parties that people on the streets have issues with and then appointing a new person to form a cabinet it's still very very complicated going ahead you also mean about the political structure well it's a sectarian constitution of this country which means that the prime minister is a sunni the president is a marriage christian and the speaker of parliament is they say they want to dismantle that they want a poor mystic democratic secular system in terms of you'll be able to vote who you want to vote for at the moment certainly it is a very fractious always have been a

a very short very short statement from the prime minister saad how d.d. in lebanon he said that he was on his way to the presidential palace to tend the resignation of the government and his own resignation do we have. back with us. out on the streets of beirut 1st of all before we get to the reaction like the reaction to that is going to be. what are we to make of what saadi is just done. well he has resigned it was a demand by the protesters they wanted the government to resign the ruling elite to be replaced by technocrats who don't have any political affiliation in order to carry out much needed economic reform so he is he doing that amount of those who were in in the streets now what this means there's a political crisis in the country a vacuum now that he has resigned what is going to happen next he blames his partners yet again because this is 2nd time here trust me i don't know maybe shocking since the protest movement began 13 days ago the 1st time he blamed his partners in the government for not allowing him or obstructing his work he wasn't abl

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the top stories on lebanon's prime minister sad how d.d. has resigned after days of protests but the move may not be enough for the demonstrators. and to government corruption and economic strife. some people took advantage of the revolution movement whereby they would try to ride this wave and it's normal but the majority of the people on the streets are a lot of. turkey has condemned the u.s. house of representatives for passing a bill recognizing the mass killing of armenians as a genocide it passed another bill threatening sanctions of a turkey operation in northern syria. has more from washington a very difficult couple of hours for the turkish government in the house of representatives here in washington the turks have spent millions of dollars over the years to be back any motions that would bring sanctions against the economy or senior figures in the government and also to try and define what happened to more than a 1000000 armenians at the end of the ottoman empire at the end of the farce world war on sanctions passed with bipartis

the streets for almost 2 weeks demanding the ruling elite leaves office the prime minister saddam how d.d. has now handed his resignation letter to the president. for 13 days the lebanese people have waited for a decision for a political solution that would stop the deterioration of i have tried during this period to find a way out to listen to the people's voice and to protect the country from economic security and social changes today i will not hide from you i have reached a dead end it is time for us to have a big shock to face the crisis. the crisis is threatening civil peace the protest movement doesn't enjoy the support of the entire country has been law is among a number of groups backing the government i owe they chant the name of their leader . the iranian backed movement believes there is a campaign to topple the governing coalition to change the balance of power in favor of the pro western alliance protesters deny those accusations the definitely some people try to take advantage of this revolution movement whereby they will try to ride this wave and it's normal but the majori

measurements of a distant star the could show whether it was orbit had by a planet michelle maior and d.d. a kilo developed new cutting edge methods to do so and sparked a revolution in astronomy more than 4000 so-called exoplanets have been pinpointed since their 1st pioneering efforts a number that steadily growing the list now even contains planets that could theoretically be conducive to life circling distant stars the discoveries made by this year's physics laureates have forever changed our perception of the universe around us. back here on earth germany face argentina in a friendly football match on wednesday in a game that highlights the decline of the 2 sides who faced off in the 2014 world cup final for of it's a chance to get a look at young players who could boost his squad chances that next summer's european championship and in particular luke evolve schmidt who just can't stop scoring goals. he's risen through germany's youth ranks about smith made scoring look easy at the european under 21 championships in june there is performances and him plenty of admirers and a call out

measurements of a distant star to could show whether it was orbited by a planet michelle maior and d.d. a kilo developed new cutting edge methods to do so and sparked a revolution in astronomy more than 4000 so-called exoplanets have been pinpointed since their 1st pioneering efforts a number that steadily growing. the list now even contains planets that could theoretically be conducive to life circling distant stars the discoveries made by this year's physics laureates have forever changed our perception of the universe around us. there's a thailand where wildlife officials have discovered the bodies of another 5 wild elephants in a river the cow yard national park and they made the discovery while investigating how a group of 6 elephants died after plunging into a waterfall at the weekend. these 2 elephants are the lucky ones they survived the fast flowing waters that swept away the rest of their herd officials initially thought 6 elephants died including a 3 year old car. but we think the elephants were trying to cross over to the other side of the river probably one of the smaller

future of that region so this is a position now that needs to be taken into account but it could fail d.d. . this is quite a bold proposal coming from germany and its response seated by germany deciding to hold weapons exports to turkey and chancellor merkel asking president one of turkey to to stop his military offensive there. berlin decided to now begin taking a more assertive approach to foreign policy what's happening here well that's certainly the message the defense minister wants to send as she wants to also become i'm going to map the successor as the next chance and i think this is the perspective one has to see this in that she is now stepping out of under the machall shadow but there is a ready a lot of criticism here that such a proposal should have come from chancellor merkel it's that it underlines essential sitting duck kind of status particularly looking at the instability of the current government coalition here with the social democrat party which would have to be brought on board by an eclipse compound or on the german chancellor for such a proposal already saying that

is a lot of opposition to the deal labor is mostly not going to pay for this deal we also know that d.d. u.p. the northern irish polity that is propping up the johnson's government that they are opposed to a day of fearing that northern ireland will be treated differently from the rest of the u.k. and they are unionists they want to stay as closely aligned to the u.k.'s possible and a. special status that northern ireland has that there might be a future pool which is more towards the european union through all the close ties that northern ireland still will house in the future with process with the rest of the un with all and they feel it's going to go more into a direction of the e.u. and they don't like that then we also know and i've spoken to a few n.p.c. it's a day that there are a lot of m.p.'s who are still hoping that somehow bracks it is not going to happen that they can have another referendum they once you put it back to the british people they want to tell them well this is how brics it looks like do you really still want it and they are hoping that they can persuade the pe

we are joined by d.d.of the nation magazine for a conversation progressives in the 2020 campaign. we do not have to choose between warren and sanders yet. how long can progressives go before they have to choose two? n the two >> -- >> the piece was about the infighting that has been taking place since the working families and someorsed warren segments of the left treated that as an outrage. we are very blessed to have bernie and elizabeth warren running at this time. defined they have issues that have dominated the conversation in the democratic primary. it has been lovely to watch the two of them and the way they had each other's backs. i think we can expect that to continue and hope that continues for some time to come. it is true that only one of them can win new hampshire, and only one of them will win the iowa caucuses. when we get closer to those points in the beginning of the year people will have to decide which they prefer. there are plenty of people out there, particularly among progressives who

the streets for almost 2 weeks demanding the ruling elite leaves office the prime minister saddam how d.d. has now handed his resignation letter to the president. put the. 13 days the lebanese people have waited for a decision for a political solution that would stop the deterioration of i have tried during this period to find a way out to listen to the people's voice and to protect the country from economic security and social changes today i will not hide from you i have reached a dead end it is time for us to have a big shock to face the crisis. the crisis is threatening civil peace the protest movement doesn't enjoy the support of the entire country has been law is among a number of groups backing the government i owe they chant the name of their leader hassan nasrallah the iranian backed movement believes there is a campaign to topple the governing coalition to change the balance of power in favor of the pro western alliance protesters deny those accusations the definitely some people try to take advantage of this revolution movement whereby they will try to ride this wave and it's n

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d.d.'s one has been part of the berlin techno music family for around a decade we need in that space hall his favorite record shop this is where he keeps up with the latest trends and looks for new sounds. d.e.v.'s one is d.j. party promoter and champion of real underground. he's a well respected authority on it some call him the global conscience of techno. there's a reason why berlin is his home away from home after minneapolis i mean i think berlin is a 2nd home i think because the culture is so. relevant here you know the amount of record stores that are here the amount of other artists that i can be influenced by and communicate with and even in passing can gain inspiration from you don't have that really anywhere else in the world of course there's other hubs for electronic music but berlin especially. the freedom space and creative community in berlin remain part of its charm yet d.v.s. one says they could all become a liability he speaks of all the techno tourists who crowd berlin's

lebannon has never seen anything like this the 72 hour deadline imposed by the prime minister's sad how d.d. expires on monday most people have told us that the reforms are not enough they will stay on the streets until the government resigns but the question is the government refuses to go will they let hundreds of thousands of people continue to call for its full stephanie decker ugly. even. him out hobbes director of research and analysis of the arab center in washington he says the proposed reforms just don't go to the root of lebanon's problems this is only a band-aid. or a general problem as structural problems and they can be a structural problem and the political system and handing them a corruption corruption everywhere. no matter what the banks now. that want to make a dent and they like $90000000000.00 and the big that the lebanon is another one that is 100 percent and you need between go and you know things cannot go on like this beast because medicare changes because medicare reforms and the needed reforms should be more radical or more structural than be prime minister proposa

to change anything in the lunch to impose more taxes triggered the protest prime minister sato how d.d. on friday gave his political partner 72 hours to come up with alternative sources of revenue for the budget it seems the political elite are scrambling to find a solution but that appears to have done little to call the anger tens of thousands are protesting but has made clear the majority of lebanese have the secretary general hossam the stroller said if hezbollah supporters decide to protest they will change the equation and balance of power other lebanese consider that a threat and the child of the iranian backed group has a military way also told those on the streets they won't be able to topple the ruling alliance oh. lebanon's political and sectarian divide is deep but those who are raising their voices are standing united carrying only the lebanese flag this is the biggest nationwide protest in years but there is a large number of lebanese whose allegiance remains with their political parties it's unclear how much those on the streets can achieve. beirut and we got an update f

of many rich appointment tripoli's traditionally your support base for the prime minister saad how d.d. but the sunni majority city has been neglected and has some of the poorest areas in the country and the real movie didn't exist then would be said that we are defending the rights of our children in the rights of all citizens to live in a clean environment we are asking all those in power to resign and be held accountable financially all of them we will stay here until our demands meet the protesters come from a cross-section of society that is what everyone is telling us is so important in a city that's been stigmatized due to a past spillover of the syrian war when gun battles were fought out in the streets the people have come together against the ruling elite. they also want to change sectarian system which they accuse politicians of exploiting in order to keep people divided but there seems to be a stalemate now the government isn't standing down the people aren't leaving there are unpredictable times ahead stephanie decker of tripoli. now several people have died and others are

including on energy matters that's not the case in france good of it left holes today is a special day for d.d. a. japan's former prime minister now told con is visiting from monday. he'll be talking about the book ashima disaster which occurred while he was in office. at the small memorial he lays flowers and then warns against the dangers of nuclear power plants and encourages his audience to protest before they say that the atomic energy industry is a state within the state or not so in france the nuclear lobby is the state so it's very hard to fight it but the quote. a 3rd generation european pressurized water nuclear reactor for e.p.r.i. was supposed to go into operation implement the 6 years ago the start was delayed due to technical problems a sign perhaps that the mood is changing in france safety stipulations are increasingly stringent. i in spring 2018 living c.e.o. of friends energy giant e.t.f. was still optimistic that the mormon weighted project would soon be going ahead of the project is that a fair offer our aim is to load the fuel runs into the reactor in december 28th that's

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plans to impose more taxes triggered the protest prime minister sato how d.d. on friday gave his political partner 72 hours to come up with alternative sources of revenue for the by just it seems the political elite are scrambling to find a solution but that appears to have done little to call the anger tens of thousands are protesting but has made clear the majority of lebanese have the secretary general has on the stroller said if hezbollah supporters decide to protest they will change the equation and balance of power other lebanese consider that a threat and the child of the iranian backed group has a military way closer a law also told those on the streets they won't be able to topple the ruling alliance oh. lebanon's political and sectarian divide is deep but those who are raising their voices are standing united carrying only the lebanese flag this is the biggest nationwide protest in years but there is a large number of lebanese whose allegiance remains with their political parties it's unclear how much those on the streets can achieve their beirut. it'

of not d.d.'s that on the 2nd night the us not all says wants to do things and bought one of these my family members graves 2 of them from my brothers and 5 from my constant struggle to. close what my father went to harvest pine nuts but drawn skilled ham my little brothers crying for him all the time. but on the end of my co workers were killed and i was left injured there were over $200.00 people all workers could come to earn money i still knew the taliban or not the slum extrude militants but they don't just. do that when i did what it good for them not want the americans here in afghanistan they should leave because they are liars they see they can see small things from the year so why couldn't they tell on the militants from the workers. who just want our government to bring us a piece we don't need and announce. we're back with the latest in 30 minutes. in this community there are people who believe that it's ok. it's really hard there are no jobs and you see that i've got kids that ask and

plans to impose more taxes triggered the protest prime minister sato how d.d. on friday gave his political partner 72 hours to come up with alternative sources of revenue for the budget it seems the political elite are scrambling to find a solution but that appears to have done little to call the anger tens of thousands are protesting but has made clear. the majority of lebanese have the secretary general has said if hezbollah supporters decide to protest they will change the equation and balance of power other lebanese consider that a threat and a child the iranian backed group has a military wing also told those on the streets they won't be able to topple the ruling alliance was lebanon's political and sectarian divide is deep but those who are raising their voices are standing united carrying only the lebanese flag this is the biggest nationwide protest in years but there is a large number of lebanese whose allegiance remains with their political parties it's unclear how much those on the streets can achieve their beirut well the protesters have stayed on th

going to change anything the plans to impose more taxes triggered the protest prime minister sato how d.d. on friday gave his political partner 72 hours to come up with alternative sources of revenue for the budget it seems the political elite are scrambling to find a solution but that appears to have done little to call the anger tens of thousands are protesting what has made clear the majority of lebanese have the secretary general hossam the stroller said if hezbollah supporters decide to protest they will change the equation and balance of power other lebanese consider that a threat and the child of the iranian backed will have a military way closer a law also told those on the streets they won't be able to topple the ruling alliance oh i love announced political and sectarian divide is deep but those who are raising their voices are standing united carrying only the lebanese flag this is the biggest nationwide protest in years but there is a large number of lebanese whose allegiance remains with their political parties it's unclear how much those on the streets can achieve. beirut. f

one of the most affected provinces many children have died more are critical sick louise my d.d.' children. for nearly 2 months. my 4 children have measles and 2 of them are too weak to hook i tried to treat them using alternative medicine and i hope that somehow. this children can at least access treatment many others the more remote areas where there are no health centers and security is a problem but. the conditions in some hospitals there are no medicine no money or any kind of medical coming and we have many cases of measles west and what you're seeing here. you don't have to go very far to see children in very poor health this is the main hospital in casa banda children with missiles are treated for free but many are brought in when it's too late so. we try to what's in it of many children of the him but the problem is we don't have appropriate equipment or money for logistics like troubled areas where there are no. medical aid agency doctors without borders nearly 2000 should. red have died since january in. more than 200 cases are reported every week we have to make choice

measurements of a distant star the could show whether it was orbit had by a planet michelle maior and d.d. a kilo developed new cutting edge methods to do so and sparked a revolution in astronomy more than 4000 so-called exoplanets have been pinpointed since their 1st pioneering efforts a number that steadily growing. the list now even contains planets that could theoretically be conducive to life circling distant stars the discoveries made by this year's physics laureates have forever changed our perception of the universe around us. to fascinating and help us understand more about exoplanets and how they fit into the nobel prize for physics i'm joined tonight by nikou madhusudan from the institute of astronomy at cambridge university in england dr mudd who's in on his good to have you on the show i understand you have worked with one of the new laureates professor kalo and 1st of all tell us a little bit about that work what makes an exoplanet different from an ordinary plant. hello yeah glad to be here an exoplanet is short form for an extra solar planets which is basically a planet or

measurements of a distant star that could show whether it was orbit had by a planet michelle maior and d.d. a kilo developed new cutting edge methods to do so and sparked a revolution in astronomy more than 4000 so-called exoplanets have been pinpointed since their 1st pioneering efforts a number that steadily growing the list now even contains planets that could theoretically be conducive to life circling distant stars the discoveries made by this year's physics laureates have forever changed our perception of the universe around us. and our european union interior ministers have been meeting in luxembourg today to discuss how to deal with migrants arriving across the mediterranean sea germany france italy in malta have already agreed to accept the share of migrants rescued at sea they want other e.u. states to join in a new voluntary resettlement scheme according to current a utah asylum seekers must register and stay in the country where they 1st learned that's put enormous pressure on mediterranean states so far this year spain's received more than 20000 migrants in italy almost 8000 i

measurements of a distant star the could show whether it was orbited by a planet michelmore who and d.d. a kilo developed new cutting edge methods to do so and sparked a revolution in astronomy more than 4000 so-called exoplanets have been pinpointed since their 1st pioneering efforts a number that steadily growing the list no even contains planets that could theoretically be conducive to life circling distant stars the discoveries made by this year's physics laureates have forever changed our perception of the universe around us. the rugby world cup is winding toward the knockout stages in japan a key match up today saw south africa blow past canada the win by south africa ensures their spot in the quarter finals now just outside of tokyo a global game rugby tournament took to the pitch the 1st of its kind in asia and while the teams might be competitors the message is inclusion. the sox make a statement the jerseys these players wear as well and when it comes to the rugby from the lineout to the scrum. all 80 minutes. these mostly l.g.b. t. players are making a statement to the greate

plans to impose more taxes triggered the protest prime minister saad of how d.d.on friday gave his political partner 72 hours to. come up with alternative sources of revenue for the budget it seems the political elite are scrambling to find a solution but that appears to have done little to called the anger tens of thousands are protesting what has made clear the majority of lebanese have the secretary general hossam the stroller said if hezbollah supporters decide to protest they will change the equation and balance of power other lebanese consider that a threat and the child the iranian backed will have a military way also told those on the streets they won't be able to topple the ruling alliance was lebanon's political and sectarian divide is deep but those who are raising their voices are standing united carrying only the lebanese flag this is the biggest nationwide protest in years but there is a large number of lebanese whose allegiance remains with their political parties it's unclear how much those on the streets can achieve their beirut. just after 2 am i

began in 28. 1 of the most affected provinces many children have died more are critical sick louise my d.d.'s children have been unwell for nearly 2 months. my 4 children have measles and 2 of them are too weak to hook i try to treat them using alternative medicine i hope back to how the this children can at least access treatment many others in the more remote areas where there are no health centers and security is a problem that. the conditions in some hospitals that there are no medicine no money or any kind of medical aid coming and we have many cases of measles worse than what you're saying here hugh don't have to go very far to see children in very poor health this is the main hospital in banda children with measles are treated for free but many are brought in when it's too late. we try to what's in it of many children of the them but the problem is we don't of appropriate equipment or money for logistics like troubled areas where there are no centers. medical aid agency doctors without borders say nearly 2000 children have died since january in banda more than 200 cases are reported

going to change anything the plans to impose more taxes triggered the protest prime minister sato how d.d. on friday gave his political partner 72 hours to come up with alternative sources of revenue for the budget it seems the political elite are scrambling to find a solution but that appears to have done little to call the anger tens of thousands are protesting but has made clear the majority of lebanese have the secretary general hossam the stroller said if hezbollah supporters decide to protest they will change the equation and balance of power other lebanese consider that a threat and the child of the iranian backed group has a military way most are also told those on the streets they won't be able to topple the ruling alliance oh. lebanon's political and sectarian divide is deep but those who are raising their voices are standing united carrying only the lebanese flag this is the biggest nationwide protest in years but there is a large number of lebanese whose allegiance remains with their political parties it's unclear how much those on the streets can achieve their beirut best pro

by the government are not enough many want the entire cabinet to step down prime minister saad how d.d. announced the measures on monday in an attempt to defuse the country's biggest demonstrations in years. president donald trump as defended his decision to withdraw u.s. troops from northern syria he says he never agreed to protect syrian kurds forever a cease fire between turkey and the kurdish that syrian democratic forces expires place on tuesday fall a process to taking place in bolivia where the president is being accused of trying to manipulate sunday's election results so that he can avoid a runoff in december if it went out as appears to have a 10 percent lead over his main rival with carlos mess up is refusing to accept the result. canadian prime minister justin trudeau says his country has voted for a progressive agenda his liberal party has projected. hold on to government for a 2nd time it's expected to win the most seats to monday's general election though it is unlikely to hold on to its majority justin trudeau is speaking live now in this to canadian city of montreal he

banda is one of the most affected province's many children have died more are critical sick needs my d.d's children have been unwell for nearly 2 months. my 4 children have measles and 2 of the much too weak to walk i try to treat them using alternative medicine i hope that somehow. this children can at least access treatment many others in the more remote areas where there are no health centers and security is a problem. the conditions in some hospitals that there are no medicine no money or any kind of medical aid coming and we have many cases of measles worse than what you're seeing hair. he don't have to go very far to see children in very poor health.

the streets for almost 2 weeks demanding the ruling elite leaves office the prime minister saddam how d.d. has now handed his resignation letter to the president. for 13 days the lebanese people have waited for a decision for a political solution that would stop the relation i have tried during this period to find a way out to listen to the people's voice and to protect the country from economic security and social dangers today i will not hide from you i reached a dead end it is time for us to have a big shock to face the crisis. the crisis is threatening civil peace the protest movement doesn't enjoy the support of the entire country has been law is among a number of groups backing the government. i they chant the name of their leader. the iranian backed movement believes there is a campaign to topple the governing coalition to change the balance of power in favor of the pro western alliance protesters deny those accusations the definitely some people try to take advantage of this revolution movement whereby they will try to ride this wave and it's normal but the majority of the people