combing the internet had paid off for detective donna velasquez. jackson's partial remains in a florida medical examiner's office, where they'd been in storage for 15 years. david's bones had been recovered from a construction site just a year after he vanished. but how? and why did his body end up there? turns out that location had significance to someone, a woman, who was about to make some alarming claims about the young dad. once again, here's keith morrison. >> it was good detective work that identified david jackson's earthly remains. what was left of them, but pure chance that the partial skeleton was found at all, as david's brother, mark, found out. >> they were getting ready to build a walmart and a construction worker came across some bones. reported it, they went out and dug up a bunch of bones. and they sat in a morgue for 15 years. >> sat there all those years, even as those who loved david held out a shred of hope that he was alive, somewhere. >> as far as i know, he was disappeared. he was missing. >> but now detective velasquez had

combing the internet had paid off for detective donna velasquez. found david jackson's partial remains in a florida medical examiner's office, where they'd been in storage for 15 years. david's bones had been recovered from a construction site just a year after he vanished. but how? and why did his body end up there? turns out that location had significance to someone, a woman, who was about to make some alarming claims about the young dad. once again, here's keith morrison. >> it was good detective work that identified david jackson's earthly remains. what was left of them, but pure chance that the partial skeleton was found at all, as david's brother, mark, found out. >> they were getting ready to build a walmart and a construction worker came across some bones. reported it , they went out and dug up a bunch of bones. and they sat in a morgue for 15 years. >> sat there all those years, even as those who loved david held out a shred of hope that he was alive, somewhere. >> as far as i know, he was disappeared. he was missing. >> but now detective

donna and maria know all too well that someone who works in the car wash is often paid only in tears and lives in fear of losing even this roof over their heads. and we grow up with this place it is just so sad and a lot had that that you just want to talk to someone that doesn't live here someone that's kind of outside of their parameters but the most part we feel they just need food there's the biggest thing that they always take it's. also here in brunswick near an old factory it's a small motel run is a family business. motel owner kemal patel knows that his thirteen rooms are not exactly luxury as he also wants to make money but in spite of a rent of two hundred dollars a week patel tries to maintain a certain standard he even washes the shower curtains regulate there's a saying in. nice work or not. but don't so that you're not willing to eat. if i'm not willing to stay in one of my own rooms what makes you think somebody else. many of patel's tenants have been here for years. to mocha hughes is a waitress who lives at the motel with her partner and two stepchildren when hughes

donna howard wants to help people like to raise up here in brunswick in the state of georgia there are hardly any affordable apartments for many here an even bigger problem is the lack of savings they still require them to have a first want rent security deposit which is usually the same as the first watch where all their utilities that are required they didn't have to have a deposit for that as well so if you're making minimum wage when you can afford to do all that because that's all up front cost. so that's why the motel living is so rampant right now because you know that is required when you have a much ill together with her friend maria donna has set up a nonprofit organization in their free time the two women distribute food to people who have the tough choice between paying rent for finding food. all that handouts come from donations including from restaurants. the partners have been doing this for almost two years before that they had no idea how many people lived permanently in motels. almost twenty percent of people living in the area are below the poverty line many of them

to be ready to evacuate at a moment's notice hello to you donna so this fire was sparked by the army testing rockets now how could something like this even happen here in germany. well this is the million dollar question in fact this is what everyone is now asking at the moment and this is also why the public prosecutor's office in the nearby city of us now book has opened an investigation into a potential negligent arson just a short while ago where i'm standing right now defense minister ursula funder lyon was visiting also taking pretty much the same questions from residents and local authorities asking how could this be how could this be that the bundeswehr the german military under your literal leadership has caused such a disaster with seemingly not such good means to handle it. but apart from an apology that from the line has issued both yesterday and today to local authorities saying that the incident should never have happened the way did they are unfortunately very few solutions at the moment and even fewer answers all right down a we've already mentioned this fire has been

i'm joined by former maryland congresswoman donna edwards, political pollster cornell belcher, democratic strategist julian epstein. julian, when you look at these numbers, sometimes we have to focus on the facts in front of our face. does it show people are listening, and even those who, as i mentioned with independents last month, were in the 40s, are dropping in response to what they've learned just in the last three weeks? >> i think the obvious answer to that question is yes. august was kind of a scorched month, a scorched earth month for this white house. i don't think any white house has ever had an august that was as bad as the last month was, save for maybe august of 1973 and the nixon white house. the numbers are going down not just with independents but with college-educated women, with noncollege educated white men. so this is a situation that is just getting worse and worse. what's most remarkable to me about this white house is not just that they've boxed themselves in, so many different situations with so many different scandals, is just they have no idea how to kind of get

donna, you're familiar with how difficult this map is, the senate map for democrats. to you? >> absolutely. look, at the beginning of the cycle we thought the republicans could take 60 seats in the senate. democrats are doing well in states that donald trump won in. clair mccaskill is doing well. senator nelson is doing very well. they're doing well in the midwest and i think democrats have the opportunity to pick up nevada and arizona. we're confident, not overconfident, but confident. that we can run the tables in the senate. >> governor mick mulvaney said the republicans could lose in texas. he said of the ted cruz race, sometimes the likability of a candidate matters. >> likability always matters. >> could ted cruz lose? >> no. ted cruz is not going to lose. by the way i don't think you'll see joe donnelly win in indiana or claire mccaskill and heidi heidkamp is running for her life. the republicans are going to win the senate. they'll probably add a few seats to the majority. maybe they get to 53 or 54. they're not going to lose in arizona. joe manchin is a uniqu

bitterly complaining about brad, even to strangers like donna lopez.nce in a while, said donna, nancy nervously looked across the street to her own house. >> how did you feel when you left that night? >> i was very worried, for someone who i didn't know well. i thought i met someone really, really nice and told my husband something really bad was going to happen over there. it's really bad. >> so nancy disappeared. her friends' eyes all turned to brad. after all, they knew about the conflict and jessica adam knew nancy was supposed to be at her house at 8:00 a.m. that saturday to paint. when nancy didn't show up, she called the police. >> i was very concerned. i had seen brad in my house, and he was agitated that week. related to the painting. >> it's a marriage gone bad. it's hardly proof of murder. nor was brad's conspicuous absence from her memorial service, nor his apparent lack of interest or cooperation as the police saw it in the murder investigation. these were suspicions. but there was no physical evidence linking brad to the crime. the prosec

i agree with donna, this is live television, daytime television. everybody will make their own judgment. they don't have to hear from the commentators. they'll watch her and say yeah, yeah, looks like slice of life to me. anyway, thank you, former congresswoman donna edwards and charlie sykes. >>> up next, deputy attorney general rod rosenstein has not been fired, but what's ahead for the man? there he is coming from his house overseeing the russia investigation. if he gets lopped off, trump may grab control of this thing and save himself. this is "hardball," where the action is. is "hardball," where action is. if you're waiting patiently for a liver transplant, it could cost you your life. it's time to get out of line with upmc. at upmc, living-donor transplants put you first. so you don't die waiting. upmc does more living-donor liver transplants than any other center in the nation. find out more and get out of line today. take your razor, yup. up and down, never side to side, shaquem, you got it? come on stay focused. hard work baby, it gonna pa

of maryland and donna edwards, a democratic congress woman from maryland. welcome all. look, julia, in fairness to brock long, she ride, fema's job is not to rebuild infrastructure, their job is there to basically save an entity from disaster. so he was in that. but for some reason, here was a chance a president gets to be president and he doesn't act like it. >> there is a point there that is worth discussing. when you look at the disaster declaration orders after harvey dealing with the damage if texas and after maria, there is a key language left out of what they did in puerto rico. >> that is to rebuild infrastructure. they purposely pulled back because they knew the road was so long, they did a lot of private contracting. we saw that didn't always work out. he is right, it isn't their job to have it back in a minute up before the storm comes. they don't have to be on the hook for everything. it seems that north carolina, my home state, should be in a very different position. but even still, there are more complications. not everybody has to evacuate from some areas

donna akins? donna. donna not here? no? thomas parker. thomas, thomas parker. thomas parker. thomas parker is the superintendent of the out-of- town school district since 2017. right before that, he was superintendent in missed again -- michigan and during that, he was a member of the urban superintendent cohort so they left and got alan, let's give him a hand. thomas is also an alumnus of how university. bison forever. regina, it's okay. regina is where team equity and member services officer at the national school board association. he provides leadership and management of her educational equity programming content and research before joining us she was a chair of the board in the public school district. she was president of the board of education and she shared a cube which is a council of urban board of education. she is a go to. alton, we are so glad to see him. he is a past president and he served for almost a decade as superintendent which is in texas and has more than 70,000 students. he is a superintendent and i bet you he will stay. donna, hi. she is a part of the n

in two thousand and six following and head coach sean donna smocks debut film the lives of others wantevery award going his latest is never look away doesn't live up to expectations. this fellow doesn't do small floating on hankel from donors mark won an oscar for his first ever feature film he made his second one with hollywood stars but was marked by critics now his third film never look away has celebrated its premiere at the venice film festival although there were no prizes there was one success for adonis mark germany has selected his film as its nomination for the best foreign film oscar. this graph that. doesn't constitute a. need to steal of us i couldn't so to london. from credit an exhibition about degenerate art in dresden nine hundred thirty seven. finished but it's just claim i live in. it. hurts only confidant is his favorite aunt elizabeth who gets a frantic. but i suppose. this should. be you can just the mental confusion of kurt's aunt is her death sentence elizabeth becomes a victim of nazi ideology women like her belong in asylums. sebastian cos plays the monstrous

sebastian coe who plays a monstrous doctor who later sends her to the gas chambers donna's mark tellsthe suppressive story with much path else as a family story. had fun i thought it was intriguing to show how intertwined perpetrators and victims were within a family because ultimately that's what it was like in the whole of germany i mean if you see germany as one big family perpetrators and victims were extremely intertwined and at the same time the historical background is also told as the history of art to. fast forward to post-war dressed in kurt now played by tom shelling is living in communist east germany and study an art he falls in love with a fellow student who reminds him of his murdered and. sits next to his emmy deferred soon moves in with allie and discovers that her father is the very naughty doctor who sent kurt's aunt to her death after nine hundred forty five he hushes up his nazi past seamlessly pursuing his career in east germany kurt becomes his son in law and as a hermit you have to take him for then he. is going to need. to say i'm. the man i didn't want to. go

ginley >> donna marie giordano jeffrey giordano >> john giordano >> steven a.iorgetti >> martin giovinazzo >> kum-kum girolamo >> salvatore gitto >> mon gjonbalaj >> >> dianne gladstone >> keith alexander glascoe >> thomas glasser >> harry glenn >> barry h. glick john t. gnazzo >> william robert godshalk >> michael gogliormella >> brian goldberg >> jeffrey g goldflam >> michelle goldstein >> monica goldstein >> steven goldstein >> >> andrew h. golkin dennis james gomes >> who is missed every day by his children. who has never had the opportunity. grandchildren. may we pray for those who still suffer from the aftermath of september 11. may god bless america. [applause] >> my brother-in-law and friend, james murphy. him not for the accident that took him from things that defined his life. mauricio gonzalez >> calvin j. gooding >> harry goody >> peter morgan goodrich. kiran reddy gopu >> catherine c gorayeb >> kerene gordon >> sebastian gorki >> kieran gorman >> thomas gorman >> michael edward gould >> yugi goya >> jon richard grabowski >> christopher michael grad

donna harris aikens. donna. panel not here? no? thomas parker. thomas. thomas parker. thomas parker. thomas parker is -- he's superintendent in allentown school district in pennsylvania since 2017. right before that, he was superintendent in michigan. and before that, no, actually, during that, he was a member of the urban superintendents cohorts so he was superintendent, left there, and went to allentown. give him a hand. thomas is also an alumnus of howard university. you know. bison. bison forever. regina jacobs. there she is. regina jacobs is chief equity and member service officer at the national school boards association. she provides leadership and management over educational equity programming, content and research. before joining, she was a chair of the board in the prince georges county public school system and she was president of the maryland association of sports of education and she chaired the council of urban force board of education. she knows boards. she knows urban. she's a go-to. alton, alton fraley. so glad to see him. he's the past president and s

from donna's moccasin penchant for complicated stories his latest film is the only john one competingat the venice film festival thomas mok took seven years to make it an expectation to highlight. the film tells the story of course not. into the heart beats them but i believe it comes back rest must muster the best as i. wished i know their best and. their best that time chilling place the young east german who wants to become an artist by itself i've been called just annoyed because his biggest critic is his own father in law the brigadier who considers not. the designers and such or brilliantly portrayed by. the two rivals bound by a traumatic event in the past. but me at first and yet what fascinated me was that i had the possibility to depict how interwoven victims and perpetrators are within a family i found that intriguing like this bond the film shot cuts life beginning with us childhood in nazi germany was that us would constitute. the boys aren't as his only son might but she is mentally ill. soonish that events in court as first class is should. be looking. at watches as his

client angle from donna's moccasin penchant for complicated stories his latest film is the only johnone competing at the venice film festival thomas mok took seven years to make it an expectation to highlight. the film tells the story of course. and he shot the nominee. most of the best as. i not have missed me. dear mr thompson in place the young east german who wants to become an artist by itself i wasn't called just annoyed of course his biggest critic is his own father in law then the great idea of the contest is not. for us to designers and that's all brilliantly portrayed by. the two rivals bound by a traumatic event in the past. as we had first and yet what fascinated me was that i had the possibility to depict how interwoven victims and perpetrators are within a family i found that intriguing that's what has spawned the film shot cuts life beginning with his childhood in nazi germany or so that's what constitutes. the boys aren't his only son might but she is mentally. soonish that new vaccine caused others first but it's sure. to be ok. kurt watches as his aunt is carried aw

ahead of its festival premiere never look away the latest from german director florian hangal from donna's mark was announced as germany's candidate for the foreign language from oscar in two thousand and nineteen. three decades of german history are told through the eyes of an artist struggling for recognition and with his family's ghosts after the second world war. the big prize winners will be announced on september the eight was conceived. and there will be a full report on never look away in our venice festival keno special edition next week now a look at another interesting german movie just out for the thick x. a directed that the book is best known in more recent years for the commercially successful children's film franchise b.b. and tina but with his latest he returns to his offbeat comedy roots. so this film. directed at left book presents a fast paced and protest satire on the gangsters. and. small time criminal actress dreams of landing that one big kill that'll allow him to break free from gangster boss al qaeda heart. that's together with his old buddy frank he gets involved

along with former maryland representative donna edwards.ou for being here. >> happy labor day. >> rick, i want to start with you. you have, at times, been critical of president trump. no doubt about that. >> oh, kristen. >> he said, i welcome a challenge by joe biden. do you think biden would be a strong and viable candidate against donald trump? >> i do. look, the democrats are going to -- there's going to be a lot of people who are going to run against donald trump. it'll be a large field. probably not going to help the democrats. joe biden would lead them automatically because he was vice president. he's a gifted campaigner. you can see in the shots that they got there how he works the crowd. he hears someone yell out, hey, joey, you know, so he clearly has a rapport with people. he's a very good speech. he speaks in a way, you know -- what do they call him -- lunch bucket joe. this is the same group that donald trump is trying to attract. people who are working paycheck to paycheck, who haven't seen growth in their wages. they've still

client angle from donna smock is a penchant for complicated stories his latest film is the one john onecompeting at the venice film festival thomas mok took seven years to make as an expectation to highlight. the film tells the story of cortana out into the high pitched into enemy. just watched most of the best as. i not have a scam. they're best at thomasville in place the young east german who wants to become an artist by itself i've been called just annoyed because his biggest critic is his own father in law the greater leader who considers no. actor designers and that's all brilliantly portrayed by. the two rivals bound by a traumatic event in the past. as we had first and yet what fascinated me was that i had the possibility to depict how interwoven victims and perpetrators are within a family i found that intriguing like the public responds the film shot cuts life beginning with his childhood in nazi germany was that us would constitute. the boys aren't his only son might but she is mentally l. . see the effect the victim command he will become his father in law as jointly respons

still with us to talk dems and reps, donna edwards and david jolly, former members of congress both. david, be a public whisperer for viewers who may not get what is driving up enthusiasm in the republican base during this of all times? >> so a lot of that, brian, is just the calendar, the fact we're getting closer to an election. more people are paying attention. you see voter enthusiasm, voter intensity spike among those that we call supervoters, who kind of always vote, they follow politics pretty regularly. but what we're seeing in the polls not just today, but every republican poll right now, is a freefall among republicans for your medium and what the industry calls low information voters, those for whom politics are not the highest priority. it is those voters that no message is working for republicans right now. considering what they've seen in the last two years and obama repeal without a replacement, a tax bill rigged to the wealthy, putting kids in cages, an international policy that continues to be fumbled. then wrestling with issues like roy moore and brett kavanaugh. th

client angle from donna has a penchant for complicated stories as making this film is the only john onecompeting at the venice film festival thomas mok took seven years to make as an expectation to highlight. the film tells the story of course not and who is a high pitched into enemy. just. most of the best as. i not have missed me. they're best at thompson in place the young east german who wants to become an artist by itself i wasn't called just annoyed because his biggest critic is his own father in law then the brigadier of the contest is not. after designers and such or brilliantly portrayed by sebastian cossack to rivals bound by a traumatic event in the past. but that doesn't yet what fascinated me was that i had the possibility to depict how interwoven victims and perpetrators are within a family i found that intriguing like a fight with this bond the film shot cuts life beginning with his childhood in nazi germany was that us would constitute. the boys aren't as his only son might but she is mentally ill. soonish that effects include others first that it is sure he. can feel. h

president donna drum been actually might impose more tariffs on china that was really the big story here on wall street and at some point good jobs lost a good one hundred fifty points in value even if we could recover a little bit when the market closed but what would it mean if u.s. president really wanted to kick in another two hundred sixty seven billion dollars in tariffs that would mean that basically more or less all goods imported from china will see a tariff and as we are learning maybe even some apple products might be involved so that was the big story here on friday night and let's take a look at tesla shares plunged today that as footage of footage emerged of c.e.o. elan musk smoking pot in a web cast any connection there. oh well certainly investors were not too happy about those images and it has not been the only mishap from musk in the past couple of weeks there was this flip flopping about taking his company and taking tests that are private then he and sell to analysts. called someone a pedophile and now this whole wall street investors are quite concerned if musk is r

client angle from donna's marcus a penchant for complicated stories his latest film is the only johnone competing at the venice film festival done as mock took seven years to make his expectation to highlight. the film tells the story of course not and so high in the number he was christ just most of the best as. i may not have been. mr thompson in case the young east german who wants to become an artist by themself i've been called. his biggest critic is his own father no zinder that it will consist of us in then. after designers and such your brilliantly portrayed by sebastien caught two rivals bound by a traumatic event in the past. with me head first and yet what fascinated me was that i had the possibility to depict how interwoven victims and perpetrators are within a family i found that intriguing like what is this bond the film shot cuts life beginning with his childhood in nazi germany most of us would constitute. the boys aren't his only son might but she is mentally ill. soonish that events in court as first back this should. be ok. kurt watches as is and has carried away b

is diesel still going to be a topic for donna under the new leadership. well certain you know i think the politicians in germany are busy trying to find a solution in that space so it will keep him busy but is a short term game in a way i think the long term game is to use mobility solutions all right. professor for strategic management of the worry could business school in the united kingdom thank you so much for a time. thank you. attending to bulgaria now one of europe's major textile produces largely due to its the low cost structure the average wage for a textile worker is only about three hundred fifty euros now that's peanuts especially when you consider that bulgaria is an e.u. member state and that is why many young bulgarians and leaving to find jobs in other parts of the e.u. go to dead chav in southern brogue area people in this region make their living mostly from agriculture and tourism but many bug ariens also work in the textile industry german entrepreneur bet tom goldman has been producing clothes here since one thousand nine hundred thr

joining her is donna vecic.raced into a 4—1 lead in the second before concluding with a series of u nforced before concluding with a series of unforced errors. the unseeded croatian, who beats sloane stephens in the opening round, faces the second seed, caroline garcia next. now to football, where five time winners sevilla got their europa league season off to a flying start with a 5—1 home win over standard liege, which saw eva banega and wissam ben yedder both notch two each. elsewhere, rangers in theirfirst european group match for seven years snatched a 2—2 draw away to spanish side villarreal, while chelsea were 1—0 winners in greece over paok salonika, with willian scoring the games only goal in the 7th minute. arsenal under unai emery, a three time winner of this competition, accounted for ukrainian side vorskla poltava in a less than capacity stadium in north london. we wa nt we want to do a good way in this europa league, buti we want to do a good way in this europa league, but i think it is step—by—ste

of global problems this is honoree award goes to two anti corruption activists from latin america donna and i have been. they've been honored for exposing abuse of power and prosecuting corruption in guatemala three imprisoned saudi arabian rights activists are also among the laureates. it mohamad. valid carry on out for the efforts to reform the taliban political system in saudi arabia they're all currently in jail for a friend says that include disobeying the ruler and harming the reputation of the state by communicating with international organizations. far more from book enough to receive the award for turning barren land into forest and demonstrating how farmers can regenerate this soil using local knowledge he's known as the man who stopped the death and the australian to only do is recognise by the jury for his work fighting deforestation and. in africa's region. let's all take a close look at tony he has pioneered a simple but effective solution to deforestation that has earned him the nickname the forest make a renowned technique involves growing trees from existing groups syst

to express this sadness and frustration with what they see as an avoidable tragedy one woman from donna salaam tanzania is asking why is this still happening and be spies and be book call but and now nine hundred eighty the names of this and previous both involved in fatal accidents when will it stop my heart goes out to the families of those who lost their lives and are still missing hash tag and being i.d.d. meanwhile a kenyan blogger had this to say it goes without saying and being the idea of tragedy was bound to happen it was not a matter of when. but if precious lives lost in similar tragedies in tanzania and kenya have taught us nothing the lives of the poor are not even their own they don't matter rest in peace. for the very latest on the situation correspondent catherine wander joins me from nairobi catherine what's the latest from the disaster side and initial thoughts on the cause of the tragedy. now the rescue mission has officially turned into a recovery mission the navy doesn't expect to find any more survivors from here on out dozens of bodies have been retrieved within t

but from the off this much seems different sure got pressed early and were rewarded and stars yes donna struck to make it one nil in ninety minutes. to go first goal this season in front of their own fans much to daniel their daddy's perfect pass. things got even worse for brain on thirty six minutes when my last bell kit which fell to darby and picked up his second booking brain and went down to ten men after half time frame and defied that disadvantage creating a series of chances to go level. but it was a quiet from stuttgart that eventually saw them equalize born assizes throw in rolled past one robert c. low and into the net the goal wouldn't have counted if the keeper hadn't got a slight touch on the ball the fact that he did this game saw the boundaries leave his first ever i'm gone from a throw away. cup and also there was a substitution and i didn't hear the whistle to restart the game so i was surprised as you can see you are seen as blushes worst bed though when guns are like castro fired home to make it to one in the seventy fifth minute. the first win of the season push to

maria has agreed to translate many of the debates for donna. maria is an incredible candidate and that is a race you should watch and when the seat became vacant democrats assumed they would win it and the matchup is a really good matchup for us. i likely a marquez peterson in tucson who won the primary. and in washington state. and and and in nevada, in seats democrats hold. hands and slightly different climate. crescents pulling ahead. and in nevada, pulling ahead, jackie rosenstein, democratically held seat. i could go all day, those are some great recruits we should pay attention to and i don't know that we all win but they will all be close and they will all -- democrats need to spend big money in their races because we have great candidates that are ahead. >> when you mention so many of your favorite recruits, half the names you mentioned were women, a number of women of color but if you look at the republican party overall at a time when women are flooding the ballot on the democratic side. likely to be fewer republican women in the hous

of starvin where residents have been advised they need to be ready to evacuate at a moment's notice donna the fire was sparked by army testing rockets how could something like that happen. well rebecca this is exactly what everybody else is asking here this is also why the public prosecutor's office in the nearby city of austin a book has opened an investigation into the incident and just where i'm standing right now a defense minister underlying was just visiting the area a couple of minutes ago and she was also confronted with the exact same questions from residents and also from authorities. asking exactly this how could this be who is overseeing these exercises and how could it be that the under her leadership was able to create such an incident such a disaster but is seemingly able to treat it so far from the line has issued an apology and has personally apologized to people residents but unfortunately solutions and answers are yet to be given and played now can you give us a sense of the scale of the fire is it under control now. yes well we're talking about roughly eight hundred he

she was beaten in straight sets in the second round by donna vekic.oatian fought back. that's all from sportsday. coming up next on bbc news it's the papers. goodnight. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the former pensions minister ros altmann and the broadcaster david davies. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. and they have a similar tale to tell. the guardian says theresa may is left fighting to save her chequers brexit plan, and with it her authority as prime minister, after she was ambushed at the end of the salzburg summit by eu leaders who unexpectedly declared that her proposals would not work. the daily mirror says theresa may's brexit plan is in tatters after eu leaders bluntly rejected it. the daily telegraph says theresa may was humiliated by european union leaders in salzburg as they unanimously rejected her chequers plan as unworkable. the metro says the prime minister's brexit strategy was thrown back in herface as eu leaders boasted they are better prepared f

the double standard that existed back then and still does today i think it's i think this is this donna thing but they can do this to mr cavanaugh it is the absolute definition of hypocritical and that's what's really disheartening especially for the american public to see these democratic leaders that have been elected being absolutely hypocritical and two faced really not only when it comes to the clinton trials where all of this wasn't enough what we heard it wasn't enough you can't come against him whereas a woman makes one allegation is refusing to testify there's no other information nobody really has any information there's no evidence but the word of this woman that's not to say that sexual assault allegations are important but the timing is very suspicious of course so we've now shown that the congress the united states of america doesn't care about facts or evidence as mrs it's as about political differences. coming up on the program after the break china threatens consequences after washington piles more sanctions on beijing stay with our two international. hello again yester

thing out is moving to fill that one in donna she grew up in frankfurt and at fifteen was a member of the girl group. now she is setting out on a solo car yeah and i have to say i just love her music. let's just. let's. play. a little of. the. west. bank. let's. once again our report of benedict was in the alexandria land album clueless events and. this time he interview a different test station sia before their gig and he tested their free styling skills let's see how they do. nothing for fear of giving a concert at the venue cough that can burn in today before death all need to determine hip hop group and i want to find out how good the boys are and freestyle while with an ultimate challenge. i think my father caring for this interview i kept reading words like veterans germany's oldest hip hop band is that how you feel. really old with the oldest german hip hop band in the world and i didn't we're old and wise and still kicking i won't stop it now imagine. people call you fun rappers but your last album captain fantastic had a lot more social criticism than before why problem in th

tomar un caso racista", recalcÓ cada vez mÁs estadounidenses desaprueba la gestiÓn del presidente donna la interferencia del presidente en investigaciÓn presencial de robert miller es una obstrucciÓn de justicia. el sueÑo americano en california se estarÍa haciendo cada vez mÁs difÍcil en muchos casos. el trabajo durono garantiza el Éxito. expertos dejan claro, que aÚn existen oportunidades. antonio valverde nos cuenta. el negocio >>el negocio de transporte y turismo, establecieron los padres perosurgieron los desafÍos. >>nosotros los vemos sacarlo ad desafortunadamente, impactÓ el negocio. la industria y el transporte de logÍstica en los Ángeles está aquÍ. el transporte que ha tenido de desafÍos de los cuales, cada negocio lo tiene. antonio: competir y trabajar no es simple segÚn estudio en san antonio, el 46% de la gente aÚn cree que el sueÑo es alcanzable. un profesor de negociostiene otra perspectiva. " respecto mÁs positivo de hacer negocios en california, es que es fÁcil de atraer trabajadores por el clima, pero ademÁs la gente inteligente quiere estar donde estÁ la gente intelige

organize another protest on saturday donna cane has been in chemists and filed this report. i am i their message is loud and it is clear they are the people whom their country has forgotten neglected so they say by a government that encourages tolerance and integration on thursday they took to the streets of chemist's to oppose a meeting of solidarity between the main parties taking place nearby was to highlight their distrust of mainstream media perhaps around a thousand people were here protesting against the numbers of migrants in the cam that's in fact official figures show only around one and a half percent of the population here is from syria and afghanistan. this demonstration was peaceful in stark contrast to the scenes on sunday and monday when thousands of far right and far left protesters threw rocks bottles and fireworks at each other and at the police the violence flowed from the events on sunday morning that german nationalists fatally stands during also cation with two migrants in the wake of that many people wondered if they'd be collusion between elements of