and now for another topic this match day robert and they hand over ed german national goalkeeper took his own life 10 years ago and this weekend there was a moment of silence in all the stadiums. robert and goes death was a big shock for the whole of germany part of the anyone except his close family knew that he was severely depressed now his widow were mates determined to raise awareness about mental health in sports. you mention yeah a very sad story what's changed since then but i think there's a lot more awareness that even professional athletes even wealthy fresh face can have mental health from so not has to be a good thing definitely farwell that's full time for us i'd like to thank our guests polly moody and dave pranic be sure to tune in next match day. if you decide . to. discover the how screwed up world starts november 14th on w. you know that 77 percent blockage are younger than 6 o'clock. that's me and maybe. you know why this time all voices. in the 77 percent who talk about the issue up. front the politics of flash some calls it the world's top this is where. welcome

she taught me how to count and say greetings in german. music,"ed "the sound of she used it to into those us to the early rise of the nazis, world war ii. she took us to the first opera i had ever seen. weree a idea what they singing about, i still have no idea what they were singing about, but i love it now -- but i loved it then and i love it now. anda kid to be inside it see him or herself as a student of the world and as a citizen of the world, that is a huge thing for anything. she was present when i graduated from college and from law school . at my wedding, she was present when i was sworn in in the justice department here, she would have been present when i was inaugurated the first time for governor, but she had passed away by then. your question was, how did i end up in massachusetts? there was a program, there is a program called the better chance. boston,time based in there was a search that brought kids -- the euphemism of the day was nontraditional background -- and my seventh grade english teacher who sent me any mail just the other d

so on the lefis canine just go he's a 20 month old half german shepherd just go be ed for narcotics detection and apprehension and then on the right is ue hill be providing stress relief to the department. a ttle peek outside checking in on the airport since it's raining you better check with their carriers for for you and over ju to make sure we don't have any significant delays it's definitely. as well, but went out there dealing with scattered showers as you're waking up this morning. i woke up in the middle of the thunderstorm activity lastight so we'll eck and see how long it's going to stick around after e break. >>we come back, let's get a look at sfo this morning. obviously there's going to be an impact at our local airports as well as our roads when you starteeing rain like we have been a last night we have some delays but this morning things are actually runng pretty smooth. but i keep an eye on it for you because it is also a very busy travel day out there at all of our airports all across e country and they there's a lot of inclement weather to talk about even beyond the bay, espe

economy needs to grow there too but it's slow to adapt less than 2 percent of german companies are active in africa now let's bring in ed wood k. brown is the senior director of research and policy engagement at the african center for economic transformation and kindly joins us now from accra what do business leaders in ghana think about this program. well i think that 'd the maturity 'd. in this is the tip of the deformed business and looking forward to the compact the german government of the next i think was early this year the german business for we brought together the right private sector that titian us and principles and i think there's a good expectation. that the time is a days but but welcome in come back with africa where the great expectations but this is in the u.s. do you think anything has happened i actually do you feel anything happening already yet you're already in the loop is there is the video that is coming to establish plant here. they ship the lease already or cannot establish new plant nisson in this country and just recently in the african investment forum with the sale just. last week i attend

german. the talking horse, mr. ed, was on. they broke into a script saying the wall is falling. got on the first plane i could to get to berlin and went straight to checkpoint charlie, which was a madhouse. streams of people coming over. the mps were more or less joining in the party. usually it was strict and sober minded as a place, but at that point, people were running around with champagne and schnapps and the guards much threw up their hands. it was a joy to see. do as ado you journalist, where do you turn to in that moment? caller: you try to find ordinary people and talk to the germans coming over. i try to talk to the mps themselves. these were kids from all across america, and none of them had seen this coming. they were caught up in the moment, and feeling the joy. one of them said we are part of history now, we are right here doing this. i also looked for some of the brash -- brass like general haddock. you sort of get the view from the -- you try to get the view from the top and he is trying to portray that everything remained calm, nothing is changing here, kind of

physical ed isn't here to krishna caught up with the secretary general just before his meeting with the german chancellor she asked him if wild leaders were failing to cooperate adequately to address global problems here in berlin you're also meeting german chancellor angela merkel how concerned are both of you about the state of multiculturalism well it is clear that the problems of today are global it is clear that no country alone can solve them it is clear that we needs. the multilateral governance we need international cooperation to the rest climate change for the rest of the so the impacts of these are the technology to address the serious problems of terrorism and crime in the world and so multilateralism is more necessary than ever and those that think that they can do it alone will sooner or later. recognize that there is no way we can avoid the strong multilateral governance to a lot of our worlds to be able to face the enormous challenges that are slipping us climate change the risks of the age of the technologies order the domestic problems of poverty and hunger of the world let's

german. the talking horse, mr. ed, was on. they broke into a script saying the wall is falling. got on the first plane i could to get to berlin and went straight to checkpoint charlie, which was a madhouse. streams of people coming over. the mps were more or less joining in the party. usually it was strict and sober minded as a place, but at that point, people were running around with champagne and schnapps and the guards much threw up their hands. it was a joy to see. do as ado you journalist, where do you turn to in that moment? caller: you try to find ordinary people and talk to the germans coming over. i try to talk to the mps themselves. these were kids from all across america, and none of them had seen this coming. they were caught up in the moment, and feeling the joy. one of them said we are part of history now, we are right here doing this. i also looked for some of the brash -- brass like general haddock. you sort of get the view from the -- you try to get the view from the top and he is trying to portray that everything remained calm, nothing is changing here, kind of

german wholesaler. the investment vehicle will hold a 29.99% once the call option is triggered. >> let's bring in our strategist our guest host for today ed, we were discussing for the show the s&p and nasdaq, their best month since june the question now is do they take profit now if they've been a beneficiary. >> one reason why october did quite so well is that this gap closed one of the reasons we were quite cautious around q 2, q 3 now the question is what happens now if the data is continuing. what the federal reserve have done is the bar is high to raise rates but also to cut rates and to explore whether we need to adjust the policy. that means one of the release valves have been removed we were debating before on the chicago numbers for example are a lot weaker and the market reacted strongly to that what that is showing is that two months ago, all of that happened with the rate expectations in december would have spiked up. and people to go, don't worry. everything will be okay. the fed is moving slightly away from the market. >> you suggested there that pouil powell really raised the bar does that give a cushion for investors? tha

german. the talking horse, mr. ed, was on. they broke into a script saying the wall is falling. i got on the first plane i could to get to berlin and went straight to checkpoint charlie, which was a madhouse. streams of people coming over. the mps were more or less joining in the party. usually it was strict and sober minded as a place, but at that point, people were running around with champagne and schnapps and the guards much threw up their hands. it was a joy to see. >> what do you do as a journalist, where do you turn to in that moment? >> you try to find ordinary people and talk to the germans coming over. i try to talk to the mps themselves. these were kids from all across america, and none of them had seen this coming. they were caught up in the moment, and feeling the joy. one of them said we are part of history now, we are right here doing this. i also looked for some of the brash brass like general haddock. you sort of get the view from the you try to get the view from the top and he is trying to portray that everything remained calm, nothing is changing here, kind of

today, marking the end of communism, and in the german capital, you see that marking a pivotal moment. the wall was built between east and west germany. edwho can forget the quote by president reagan, mr. gorbachev, tear down that wall. and former reagan assistant talking about ronald reagan's lega legacy. we're awaiting potential remarks for president trump as he leaves the white house for alabama. we'll see what he has to say framing the upcoming hearings, impeachment hearings on the hill, plus the president making his pitch to african-american voters in atlanta yesterday hoping to boost his support for 2020. >> the republican party was the original home of african-americans and now african-americans are returning. it was 100-year trip if you think about it. ed: can he make inroads with this key voting block? i'll be talking with kimberly with her thoughts on that, she's a black conservative and she has a big announcement, and we'll get the scoop on fox rbs or tota? eh, not enough fiber. chocolate would be good. snacking should be sweet and simple. the delicious taste of glucerna gives you the sweetness you crave while helping you mana

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german chancellor. for four is he not scheduled to meet with boris johnson. senior official in the trump administration previously said it is possible that meeting could be added. pete, nicole, ed's something the president has talked about going back to the campaign. pete: absolutely. the ability to call tout and the ideology is something the west still has to figure out. thank you, ellison. turning now to your headlines. an american programmer is charged with teaching north korea how to avoid sanctions. the dog says he traveled to the rogue nation to give presentation on crypto currency and blockchain technology which they say could help the north koreans launder money. griffith admitted buying a visa through north korea after the state department denied him from traveling there. he faces up to 20 years in prison. starbucks has now fired a worker who gave a police officer a coffee cup with the word pig printed on the label. in an interview with our own ed henry on story the oklahoma officer's chief actually argued starbucks to reconsider. >> we are hoping we can take this moment, where a mistake was made, and turn it into something that highlights the ability to be civil to on