fighting for first place ends defacing boy in munich pets of elin's coach cal dardar has found a recipe for success with full wins in a drawer in six games bowl in a firing on all cylinders led by andrea duda who is the bundesliga is top goal scorer with five strikes the transfer policy targeting youth and flair has paid dividends. but while fans may be dreaming of a title challenge dada is keeping his feet firmly on the ground. in the form of we have to look ahead it's always like that in football the next you're only as good as your next perhaps about how good or bad your last one was we have to now look ahead with sort of in the form of. does focus on the future is part of a long time plan hatched by chief executive mikael prince prince police by dominance can be challenge to vanish from the books or i'm convinced that at the moment when you look at the table aren't alone anymore there are other teams in the mix for the title and hopefully we'll see a more exciting title race this season than we've had the past few years with the book of genesis and it lets you know. this season may

that killed at least twenty two children according to former german intelligence officer raina rupp elin is saying one thing but doing another. will be a borough all that rather surprised to hear two days go about their. secret meeting that road security council route with the syrians to three nations in the war in yemen this is absolutely ridiculous how it's being just to quote explode all the human rights. privileges so during yet at the emirates are regarded according to a statement by berlin government regarded as close partners who don't love in the fight against international terrorism. to fight international terrorism and just accept. military. bases and i'm. sure. you could lose. a french court has ordered far right leader marine le pen to undergo a psychiatric evaluation it's connected to twitter post that she made three years ago which show victims of islamic state are paris correspondent following developments well those photos were published towards the end of two thousand and fifteen just weeks after the paris attacks in the november of that year and it came of a criticism f

another project a measurement of elin and venice is still a building site it's the new headquarters of a spring a media group. that will stand opposite the original building which are going on have built fifty years ago right next to the garden more quite a political statement at a time in. a new building designed by a game called house stands directly on the form a death trap. they designed traces the course of the berlin wall diagonally through the building leaving the area void and creating a large interior atrium. right here to start with the it's interesting that this design was the only one submitted in the competition that decided to take the berlin wall as its cue for how to define and shape the interior so it's going to be a bill. adding that it's actually shaped around the wall of one does i beseech you on the mall of your home. the nerve center of the new spring a campus will be the digital newsroom. with your music it'll be like an empty theater with multiple levels it'll be allowed in full of energetic journalists so here on what was once the death strip view of a place fu

wellington grips by a player they cannot understand but want to the act to speak today or moldy easy elin's indigenous language. no other cultures come up to myself after all shows this aching to say hello welcome to say this which is it's beautiful for us to see other cultures come up to a little bit of your language please a two thousand and ten government report warned it might soon die out of new zealand's nearly five million people just fifteen percent a multi and only three percent of new zealand is can speak today i do say the modern language is a tremendous and rich went to new zealand i do see it as as a great opportunity to new zealand it doesn't need to come out of the shadows it needs to come into the core of the the mainstream course of new zealand's life since british colonization in eight hundred forty today or has been neglected even banned in schools in the one nine hundred eighty s. activists got it official status but it is this generation which is breathing new life into the language how well. hair was if you know what. that ghana new zealand government has played. schoo

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your mother and your wife were not on the list i'm surprised because you are the we are the or is elin in the bit and in evident of the woman the this land. and all generations you know spread back to the home age the kingdom and saw. in our generations are here they're born and there they have died so it is quite surprising that i was come as a foreigner as a man which is ultimately that as you know in their name you know that in an era c. or the borderless come so that means advance their list of partners so your mother was born here is your wife clearly was born here is this recent them and his worn here and yet they're not on the list how does that make them and you feel it is very odd because. it doesn't make any sense. as you know that if you did if somebody know an indian on the innocent of a particular country a citizen of a country he go to he go to i come from different country all they're going to have a different and their parent then the limits of the palace different than india but all of a sudden you find yourself as india straights do you think the reason is that they'r

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impulsiveness the peace apparently written by a senior white house official claims these have led to elin formed and reckless decisions from washington passing culhane rickles. according to the new york times someone close to the president wants the world to know they think he is unfit to hold the highest office anonymously writing this op ed describing the president as a moral and his leadership style as impetuous at the serial petty and ineffective they also say the cabinet considered invoking the twenty fifth amendment which could have removed him from office but say they chose not to provoke a constitutional crisis this is an extraordinary step and the label of senior official means it was likely written by someone close to the president he was quick to lash out so when you tell me about some anonymous source within the administration probably was failing and probably here for all the wrong reasons now and the new york times is trailing if i weren't here i believe the new york times probably wouldn't even exist the white house spokesperson issued a statement calling on the author to q

deborah elin, sandra makovsky, brenda story, sarah larson, and alex crawl. >> thank you commissioners and acting director waggoner. i am from ucsf. i am a former member of the city family and the new director of local and state government organizations for ucsf. we appreciate the opportunity to comment on the selection of the new director of health for san francisco. several speakers have mentioned partnerships throughout their remarks. we are extremely proud of our very long partnership with the city and county of san francisco , specifically the department of public health and we are committed to the success of that relationship. we believe the selection of a director of health can support and enhance ucsf partnership with the city is very important. we submitted a letter for your consideration who is a device to dean for san francisco general, who i am sure you know well. i will highlight a few key issues. first, zuckerberg san francisco general, for over 150 years, it has been ucsf positions that have provided the direct patient care at the general hospital. today, as you no kak i

anistopher elin strikes upbeat tone. fairfax financial holdings seesman tells us why he big opportunities in india. hong kong zooms past in new york as home to the wealthiest. a checkt started with of the major averages. we are's hearing u.s. stocks under pressure today. dow relatively flat after being unchanged this week. .5 percent.losing investors assessing next economic data ahead of friday's jobs report. the risk off sentiment is all around. the prospects of a new nafta agreement are weighing on investors minds. minister andign right now the u.s. trade representative office, the nasdaq is falling more than 1% a second day looming after -- testified before congress. risk off moods spreading. msci emerging markets falling for seven consecutive sessions. in bear market now down 20% from its recent high. .2%.arriving gaining for a second session. losing more than 7%. we had a report that goldman sachs was set to delay setting up a trading desk for cryptocurrency. we are seeing the repercussions across margins -- markets

. >> joining us to weigh in john carline from morrison and forester and elin myers from news picks thank us. you were involved over the last couple of weeks in helping to brief staffers or members of congress that were involved with the hearings yesterday what were the sort of questions or topics they were asking you most about you can give us insight on >> the topics were pretty basic. they were looking for alternatives they want to have us as news pick weigh in on the online incident, alex jones, et cetera. >> john, as someone who has served in the justice department what do you think that attorney general sessions is after here do you think he's looking at anti-trust concerns or more an the censorship side? where's the trail i you? >> i guess maybe i'll present this maybe as a hope than an analysis but a time we know nation states are target our providers, i hope the justice department will to continue to focus on make shurg our elections are free and fair and any foreign involvement is called out and i think the senate intelligence committee hearing yesterday was a model of a thought

please welcome eline smith. >> thank you for coming today and listening to our stories. we live this nightmare every day. so many of us in the parenting process can attest to sleepless nights with a new baby in the house. let me tell you if you think there are sleepless nights with a newborn, the nights are even worse without them. i was seven months pregnant, my husband and i were traveling to our baby shower to celebrate the first baby born in my family in 25 years. when an eight-time drunk driving offender who had his license revoked for 12 years and in that 12 years had three additional dwis, remaining in the country here illegally in the aftermath of a sanctuary state, flipped a u-turn on the freeway ten feet in front of my husband, noon on a sunday. my side of the car made first impact at 70 miles an hour. i sustained two breaks to my sternum, mass internal bleeding, i shredded my kidneys, my uterine wall, my abdominal wall, the collision broke my water and caused me to go into labor while pinned inside my kashlgt. it took four men to pry my car door open and get m