even sheriff ellis who drove out to the crime scene, if that's what it was.t there. >> this case was personal to you, sheriff. >> yes. my daughter and miss teresa and scott's daughter played softball together. >> you would see teresa at the ballpark. >> it felt like part of my family was gone too. >> they had a look around the truck. no sign of a struggle. dusting revealed no viable fingerprints. there were no footprints. not even a loose hair. puzzling. was there any thought once you saw the scene that this was a suicide? >> there was things missing that prevented the suicide theory. >> like what? >> if you're going to commit suicide with a gun, it's usually at the scene. >> it was clear teresa had been murdered. shot with a gun which was now missing. and what was more, her cell phone, the one always attached to her hip, was nowhere to be found. >> did it look like it could have been a robbery? >> the wallet wasn't taken. the purse was on the console. but the contents of the purse had been dumped out in her lap. >> a clumsy attempt at staging, you might say?

let us have abby ellis jump in.uest: we have heard residents in flint and outside of flint talk about fracking and how fracking might be associated with the pipeline. they have their opinions on that , but we have not been able to look into that at all. host: bonnie in west palm beach, florida, go ahead. caller: i think we need to start holding these people accountable, and they should get prison time. get that is the only thing that will get people to stop doing this. each individual needs to report people. for some reason, people just don't want to speak up when somebody is doing something wrong. i don't know what that is all being,because as a human i cannot stand by and watch other people get hurt. host: bonnie, to your point. abby ellis, has anyone gone to jail? guest: now, no one has gone to jail. as i mentioned, there were 15 charges, and they have since been dropped by the new attorney general. host: jeffrey matthews, north carolina. caller: this is my problem with flint,ries of events in everyone knows that

this is the letter we got from eddie jones when ellis got his first international cap. world cup wall? we willjust have to extend again. when you break it down, she has got quite a few pictures. someone will think i have died. ellis's success is all the more remarkable because he was diagnosed with dyspraxia at school, a condition that affects physical coordination. we thought i wasjust really bad. clumsy. that is what we labelled it as, i did a test at 13. the lady tested him and said it is impossible for this child to pick up a pen and write because not only has he got dyspraxia but he has enormous hands for a child of his age. that is quite funny, i still laugh when i read it. even before rugby, ellis is a character so i always knew he was going to be something ijust didn't know what. the proudest moment was when he won a bidding competition, i've got to be honest with you. his first taste of rugby was at old red coffee and is in brislington. he was just nine when he played for them. even then his star quality shone through. he was really the backbone of this site an

abby ellis.so flint residents have been experiencing extremely high water bills for years and this is one of the reasons that i think people were in favor of joining this new pipeline about five years ago when the crisis for of -- crisis began. they wanted to get a new water source. in the city of flint, people were desperate for their water bills to go down because there were so expensive. we met residents with had a $6,000 water bill. that is because during the water crisis, they were still expected to pay their water bill. if you go to flint and talk to residents there, the water contamination and the high water bills are almost equally prohibitive for them. host: are flint residents still drinking bottled water, and what is their water source now? guest: so they switched back to the detroit water supply, which is now under a new name, the great lakes water authority, and residents are still drinking bottled water. in the summer of 2018, the state of michigan, the administration that was in ch

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. >> reporter: tonight president trump saying after the death of army sergeant first class ellis in a taliban attack, peace talks with the taliban are over. >> they are dead they are dead. as far as i'm concerned, they are dead they thought they had to kill people in order to put themselves in a little better negotiating position one happened to be a great american soldier, a wonderful young man from puerto rico, family from puerto rico and you can't do that. >> reporter: he's defending his controversial idea to hold those now scrapped talks with the taliban at camp david, the site of previous presidential negotiations. >> camp david held meetings with a lot of people that would have been perceived as being pretty tough customers and pretty bad people. >> reporter: the u.s. and taliban have been negotiating a deal that could lead to a u.s. withdraw of troops from afghanistan, but the idea of a camp david meeting sparking divisions within the president's national security team, according to u.s. officials, secretary of state mike pompeo supported it, national security advisor john bolt

london to take on her biggest challenge to date, competing in the very pool where she watched her idol, ellie paralympic glory back in 2012, and sparked her interest to ta ke 2012, and sparked her interest to take up swimming. really excited, just to be in front of a home crowd, hopefully inspire other swimmers as well because i got inspired by london. i have trained there before, but to raise their will bring the adrenaline and really make me excited as well. with less than a year to go to tokyo, this teenage talent is certainly ready to take on the world and put her hometown on the world and put her hometown on the map. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. hello there. some wet and at times windy weather in the forecast overnight into wednesday. this area of low pressure is in fact the re m na nts of of low pressure is in fact the remnants of x hurricane dorian. these weather fronts gradually worked south—east through the night. the rain heavy and persistent for a time for north—west scotland, gradually working south and east through the night, becoming increas

that was ellis taylorjoining us from perth.to the trade war, and its impact is becoming more acute stop china just unveiled over the weekend its latest trade data, and our business reporter, mariko oi, has all the details. so tell us, why the sharp fall in august? well, as we know, august is when the trade or escalated. remember, in july there was a very short truce and then washington announced fresh 15% ta riffs then washington announced fresh 15% tariffs on a wide range of chinese goods from first september. so some economists thought businesses might try to trade for those new tariffs kicked in. but in fact, exports from china to the us fell by 16% from the previous year. that is a much sharper decline than what we saw in july, when exports fell by 6.5%. it also meant that china's overall exports fell by 1% in august. meanwhile, chinese imports from the us fell by over a fifth, so they are no doubt concerned about a sharp economic slowdown and beijing is expected to announce more measures. country's central bank said it was

ellie, i'm going to start with you. >> whoo! it's happening. it's happening. >> i didn't even get a chance to ask a question, and you're already launching into it. go ahead. >> i understand the people say the democrats never do anything. let's ignore the fact the democrats relate to the party and embrace the fact they showed up at all. what we're seeing is the direct result of the people out there who pigeon hole their congressman, who called, who demanded accountability, and now they've come back to work and they're starting to do something. the other person that you really have to give a lot of credit for today is donald trump himself, because his idiot strategy of completely unprecedented level of obstruction in terms of not allowing, not accepting the power of the house oversight committee, it is what has forced congress' hand. they're doing this not so much for the public. they're doing this for the courts. they're doing this because only under, only clothed in the power of impeachment do they have the strength to force people like don mcg

but hypothetically, mr ellis? what do you think?” speculate... but hypothetically, mr ellis?hat happens and let's cross that bridge when we come to it. you would urge him to abide by the law, though? welcome of course, this is a government that respects the rule of law, respect the independence of the judiciary and that is something that we always have done. there is no controversy about that. i'm afraid we are out of time. michael ellis qc, the solicitor general, thank you for your time. let's go back to the supreme court and ben. i'm ben brown at the supreme court, where 11 judges will begin hearing two appeals this morning to decide whether boris johnson's decision to suspend parliament in the run—up to brexit was legal. to discuss this, i'm joined byjolyon maugham qc. he is one of those that brought the case in scotland at the court of session, where the judges decided that what the prime minister had done was not lawful? are you confident you are going to win at the supreme court this week?” confident you are going to win at the supreme court this week? i am confident be

elli honig if i could do one minute with you. and this is ground zero. it is only worse from here.s she change her tune? >> this is a cold, hard reality for lori loughlin and her husband and the other defendants in the case. because this is as low as the sentences will get. lori loughlin and her husband have played into a tight spot where they only have two options. one, as joe said, go to trial and everyone is entitled but that is a role of the dice. 80%, 90%, figure varies but most result in conviction. if she gets convicted she's going away for years and then plead and the best plea offer is the best plea offer so maybe this is a reality hit and may cause a change in tune. >> 14 days, $30,000 fine, 250 hours of community service and a year of supervised release. that is the future for felicity huffman. you're watching cnn. special coverage continues right after this. volunteerism. fundraising. giving back. subaru and our retailers have given over one hundred and sixty-five million dollars to charity. we call it our love promise. and it's why you don't even have to own a subaru t

here is nbc's rehema ellis. >> reporter: 12-year-old amari allen loves playing the violin, and going to class but for the past few days, she has stayed home from her school immanuel christian in virginia. >> i was traumatized. >> reporter: she says three white boys attacked her during recess monday and violently bullied her about her dread locks. >> one put my hands behind my back and one put their hands over my mouth so i couldn't ask for help or anything and one of them cut my hair. >> reporter: her grandparents outraged and emotional. >> the boys described her hair as being ugly and nasty. >> i was very heart broken. >> reporter: they want the boys to be punished today the school issued a statement saying they are deeply disturbed by the allegations and all of the students involved in this matter have stepped away from school police are now investigating. discrimination based on natural hair styles in new jersey a high school referee who forced a wrestler to cut his dreadlocks last december suspended for two years. back in virginia, amari plans to be back in class on monday rehema

the ellis complaint hasn't been filed. it would delay this until we don't know when at great cost to my client. other issues the commissioner referred to, it is unlikely you have the authority to do so, but we on our own have proposed alternatives, limiting the schedule, and complying with extra measures, putting security cameras in. mr. castro was seen removing pas tick sheeting from the doors where construction is taking place. the lock box has been altered because new holders for the lock box were modified and screwed into the wall. no one would do that to vandalize. the point is he wants to keep his low-cost property. i understand that. but that is not what's happening here. this is not about ellis or not about those impact on housing, as is expressed in their papers. it is about this permit and the conduct of this contractor and this owner. we are complying with the law and have the right to proceed and it's already been delayed two mont

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rehema ellis, nbc news >>> and that is "nbc nightly news" for this wednesday. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc >>> right now taking on the nra by labeling it a terrorist organization. the reason city leaders made the move. >>> accusations of rape and kidnapping by more than a dozen reason. why they say lyft is partly to blame for those attacks. >>> trying to piece together the final moments before a fire engulfed that dive boat. what investigators are saying and a tearful interview with a woman who lost her daughter and husband. >>> good evening. >> the focus of that grim recovery mission is about to change. 33 of the 34 people killed in that fire have now been removed from that wreckage. >> our reporters have been in santa barbara throughout the week. allie. >> reporter: we want to talk about the next step in this investigation. they still have to recover that final body from the wreckage out in the ocean in the bottom of the ocean. it is going to be a difficult process. after that dive teams are going to be examining the wreckage and bringing it up to shore all in a proc

rehema ellis, nbc news, new york >> i think we all felt that hug."nightly news" for this tuesday. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thanks for watching and good night. >>> right now at 6:00, berkeley's looking to turn an empty lot into parking for the homeless. many neighbors don't like the idea. >>> plus the south bay judge who got kicked off the bench has a new job. the man who sentenced a swimmer to six months is coaching high school girls. >>> but first -- >> american values. >> a confrontation over communism on the peninsula. dozens of chinese americans celebrating the people's republic of china. >>> good eveningnd thanks for being with us. >> those protesters are angry that event took place in a city owned building. marianne with the exclusive story. you saw the heated exchange firsthand. >> i saw and heard it janelle. i can tell you it happened just a few minutes after the event started. more than 100 people came here to this community room for the event, and that's when thelash began. >> [ bleep ]. we remember. we remember. [ bleep

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here is rehema ellis. >> reporter: he turned 4 today was the party of a lifetime. the road to his virginia school paved with yellow sports cars, fire trucks and school buses inspired by whitaker's favorite transformer bumblebee. a celebration years in the making. >> he's never had people be around for his birthday. this is the first time it's really special for him. >> reporter: whitaker was just 13 months old when he was diagnosed neuroblastoma. cupcakes but no party. until now. with help from a community, he didn't even know. >> crying my whole way here because i couldn't believe so many people came out for this. >> reporter: a simple idea to have a yellow car parked outside the weinberger home set the whole neighborhood above. >> there are no mundane moments in life anymore. everything is a celebration. >> reporter: today a birthday wish fulfilled and a walk to school everyone will remember. rehema ellis, nbc news. >> a very happy birthday from us >>> right now at six, a juror on the ghost ship trial is talking, the judge kicked her out of the jury box, tonight

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let's get more on this from susie ellis executive director of the international rhino foundation in strasburg virginia in the united states welcome to the w. so this this sounds like i.b.s. for rhinos how significant is this scientifically. well it's a huge accomplishment scientifically and. as importantly it's it's heuristic science and it furthers assisted reproductive technology it's as you mentioned it's a long long road ahead recovery may exist difficult the next day stage the bank you're injecting them a sperm and getting them to develop 2 embryos is also a huge challenge and they met that challenge now. getting the embryos into a rhino getting rid of it implant and then developing into a viable pregnancy with that half ground is the next hurdle this doesn't look what one does why is this work so important why does it matter if we lose another species. well 1st of all this is not a species this is a subspecies of the species the white rhino species is actually doing quite well there are more than 800 i sorry 191-8000 sorry white rhinos on earth be nor there my right now is a subspecies

in time to get a couple of babies so much right of exotic ground as well we're talking to a susie ellis from the international rider front thank you thank you. to football more of this season's new coaching rivals is david wagner german team shelter he's tasked with getting the historic club back into the champions league after a miserable last season he caught up with the former u.s. international to find out how he's adapting to life in the bundesliga. daveed frogging is putting his legal start at cheika has been nothing if not steady one draw one loss one week from his 1st 3 games 3 goals 43 goals against not great not terrible just steady we. ok so far i think i can say. but we are if we all together know that we have to very hard and that we have to go a little further steps to create a season where we maybe after the season can say we were successful after a catastrophic season last time around the table mediocrity is refreshing you'd welcome shaka right now but the coach is in no doubt that he has to have higher ambitions in the long term are a big club far bigger than fatness va

>>> we are back now with tracee ellis ross and her new hair care line pattern this.use more and more people are choosing to wear their hair naturally. my producer is hard at work, nicole. she's rocking her 'do right now. >> i love those. >> the hair is real but that headset is fake. that is a prop. that is so not hooked up to anything right now. >> tracee will show us her best tips. take a look at some of our viewers and colleagues and how they're embracing the car. ♪ my hair toss check my nails. ♪ >> this right here is way more than just hair. this is my crown. >> i feel confident, bold, empowered and i feel uniquely me. >> i love that i am embracing what i was born with and at this point i wouldn't have it any other way. i can go from looking like this to looking like this to looking like this. >> up, down, out, and two bun, i could do anything with this head of hair. >> i need more volume. like it really gives me so much confidence. >> bang. just like that. look at that. oh, oh, oh. love it. >> my hair is wild and so am i. my hair is unpredictable and so am i. >>

me seeing her disappear. >> reporter: a family desperate for answers in a race against time rehema ellis, nbc news, bridgeton, new jersey. >>> now to a terrifying emergency for passengers on a delta airlines flight. when pilots quickly descended 30,000 feet. nbc's tom costello has details >> reporter: delta airlines flight 2353 was traveling from atlanta to fort lauderdale wednesday when pilots received d quickly, descending 30,000 feet in just eight minutes. >> there's an emergency inbound. >> reporter: as oxygen masks dropped, one passenger hugged his son. 121-year-old hn a roller coaster and you go down a steep hill the stomach comes up into your throat >> reporter: the plane finally making an emergency landing in tampa. >> reporter: it's never really something that you ever expect to experience. >> reporter: in a statement delta apologized to its customers saying the flight was diverted out of an abundance of caution. passengers shaken but safe tom costello, nbc news >>> from campaigning to apologizing, canadian prime minister justin trudeau is under fire once again as the blackface

rehema ellis, nbc news, new york >> you know, as soon as i saw it yesterday, i sent it to you.>> when we all grow up as adults, we need to be like that. >> we could on hope.ly >>> good wednesday morning, september 11th. taking a live look at ground zero in new york city. this is where it all happened 18 years ago, the twin towers fell as two planes hit the building, crashing into them during a terror attack. today many people will remember those lives lost, nearly 3,000. we will continue to remember those this morning throughout "today in the bay." we want to thank you for joining us this morning. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. let's get a look at that forecast for today, another nice one? >> it will be a little bit warmer, but still nice. i think we can handle this. here is a live look outside in san jos

this is 11 year-old ellie mae the liver township to accuse to love being the center of attention whenellie mae this is what she looked like when she was brought to the nebraska humane society few weeks ago. >>her for severely matted and she was in poor health. >>it basically just looked like it was a container of mops dirty mobs and then we saw move a little they realized this blob of hair was actually a dog. >>veterinarians and rumors quickly attended daily may someone frantically waved me in here like we need you jenna bassler was one of those helping care for early may she just started here 3 weeks earlier. >>really just getting through adding um i thought the emotional part would be a challenge which i mean the emotions going to come after is you kind of just shut those emotions often use like i need to help the stock and the 3 of us all this shaving her down and finally found a diamond in there along with in tangled hair groomers found feces and other debris in the dog's coat. >>overall they remove almost 9 pounds of hair, her nails on her paws were around 6 inches long. unfortun

. >> joining us this morning is abby ellis, the producer and director of "cbs 2" frontlines deadly water. here's about the new documentary. remind viewers of when and why this letter became contaminated. >> 72014, the city of france decided to join a new line. a new water pipeline that would, well water from lake aaron to other surrounding counties and cities. in the interim before this pipeline was constructed, state officials who were in charge of the finances in the city at the time, decided to switch the city of lent onto the flint river and turn on the flatwater plant which we see in the film has been barely operational about 50 years. >> what happened and what need it to happen for that to be successful and what didn't happen in the wake ofid taking e switchth to the foot river. there are a lot of upgrades that need it to happen at the plant. about tens of millions of dollars of upgrades. the plant hasn't been operational in this way and nearly half a century. so there are a lot of upgrades in the system that need it to be sydone. there was equipment that need it to be replaced and

ellis, thanks for being here.g me. >> officially, the death toll attributed to legionnaires' and pneumonia is linked to the flint water crisis is a dozen. >> right. >> the statistical analysis you guys have been able to do in terms of medical records suggests the number is dozens, more like 70. >> correct. >> how much of this is correlation? how close can you get to causation? >> so you know, what we found is we went through all the death certificates in the city of flint during the time of the outbreak, and we commissioned this team of epidemiologists to determine whether these deaths are statistically significant and whether or not they coincided with the outbreak. there is no way of knowing who or if any of them may have died of an undiagnosed case of legionnaires' disease. but what we do know is there was an excess of 70 deaths, pneumonia deaths during the outbreak of legionnaires' disease, and in certain pockets of the city we found confirmed cases of legionnaires' disease in the same neighborhood, confirmed

newton won her 200 metres individual medley heat this morning, finishing nearly five seconds ahead of ellie simmonds in third. alice tai remains on course for a third gold medal in as many days — after winning her heat in the 100 metre butterfly. back to football. it was another record—breaking night for cristiano ronaldo last night. he scored four goals in portugal's 5—1 trashing of lithuania, he has now scored the more goals than anyone else in european qualifying, who did he overtake? ireland's robbie keane who, before the game, kindly asked ronaldo to "leave this one, "i think you have enough records, cristiano." not quite sure that he saw that post on social media. he has now got another record. he scored his first from the penalty spot, this was his second on the hour mark to equal keane's mark. he broke that with his hat—trick and his fourth means he has now scored 93 international goals, 16 behind iran legend ali daei's world record. will he catch that? after the game, the now retired robbie keane was very gracious, congratulating thejuventus striker on instagram. ronaldo has now sc

betterfrom england, pushing forward, creating opportunities, allowing first joe marchant and then elliso score their first international tries. there was still time for one more as anthony watson got his name on the scoresheet in a 37 nil thumping win. the perfect send off with the squad flying out to the world cup on sunday. scotland ultimately pulled away from a stubborn georgia in their final world cup warm up match. ali price was one of the try scorers in a close first half. scotland showed their dominance after the break though, with tries from darcy graham and the home brothers george and pete sealing a 36 nine win at murrayfield. raphael and the dog chasing a grand slam title, that would bring him within one of roger federer and semi final action of the us open tonight. before his match though, daniel and gregor were playing their semi, and the first set was a close one, our reporter russell fuller is at flashing meadows for us, wrestle, what's the latest? the latest is that the first set went daniel's way, the fifth seed who has one more matches on the atp tour this year than an

john: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek" i'm gentleman son .elly massar.'m carol online atcan find us business week.com. economics, recession already gripping corners of the united states. that could signal trouble for president trump come the year.on next carol: here's this week's explainer.ek >> china is often seen the mac story.hat stole joined the year china world trade organization, they as a loss.ed last year it posted $24 billion healthy profit. inmins makes 40% of engines china. they call it a gigantic tax on economy. the company expect to spend $150 million on tariff this year. surge in manufacturing jobs the first two years of the has -- trumpidency presidency has gone in reverse. of22 states the number people working in factories contracted in the first seven years. pennsylvania lost 8000 factory jobs. will voterstion, war? the trade carol: for more how u.s. are backed by the trade war with china. john: how it might impact president trump reelection bid -- >> it's hard to tell. way out from long this election. thatworth remembering canada just la

layout of the headlights and ellie need a time running lights. the pattern on the front panel has also changed over all the iyonix to play like roof line and long wheel base give the car a modern sporty look. the lithium polymer batteries have been built into the cars underbody leaving a respectable 357 leaders of cargo space in the truck that can be increased by folding down the rear seats. and i knew that happiness thinks one of the design highlights is the split glass trunk lid and when you close it she says it creates a really nice design for them and they've made up of a sloping roof line that ends in the spoiler and is complemented by the divided rear taillights. inside hyundai is emphasizing its green credentials much of the interior is clad in recycled plastic or bio plastic made from sugar cane fiber the digital cockpit feels modern and attractive as does the design of the drive selector unit. the blue link app can be launched via the 10 and a quarter inch touch display through it the driver can check how much charge is left in the car's

today author ellie of suffolk calls london home. the turkish writer left her own country behind to escape the political situation there. may have come to england out of necessity but she's come to appreciate her new life here she's made friends people know her around here the good old city. i came here over 10 years ago i feel free here whether i speak right or give interviews. i can openly criticize things for example breck that i'm free to do that. artists and writers it's very important to live in a democracy and amy some of which he. took being. and after a decade here in england has also taken the step of writing in the languages. her new country. in this is actually tech it's not like i'm leaving the turkish language behind when i write an anus that's what the nationalists say for them everything is either black or white but you can dream on more than one language sometimes we start in german and the dream in turkish says people can live and write in different languages but that doesn't mean that you're giving up your native t

is also off at his solidarity to the victims of to psych loons which devastated parts of a country ellie out this yep after stops an in was um beak the pulp war then head to the island nation of madagascar was is suffering from the effects of the for a station the last leg office tall will take him to or bishes the pontiff ski issues include maintaining peace on the climate crisis it is his 4th visits to the continent i warm well i'm for the pope from these nuns in mozambique's capital so. let my people that i'm. just the with the babies i'm really happy because we're here to greet our shepherd pope francis the father of the whole catholic church so all of us are here with all of the people of mozambique to welcome our father of joy and enthusiasm and reading to the actual. ilb incidents as he's coming to bring us hope and courage meant to be good i mean reinvigorating our faithful and i think it's a very important moment because we believe he's bringing a strong message of hope he passes them in fact in his ways and he spread out. with a strong message of peace the pope's visit comes ju

crowned the world's best male footballer for the 6th time the coach's awards went to team usa joe ellis and liverpool's york unclog . but in this league a match day 5 comes to a close with a monday night clash between both burger and hoffenheim the end to end action kept fans on the edge of their seats but there wasn't enough for a winner as the game ended in a one all draw. colesberg unbeaten going into the game but that record looked under threats early on when sebastian rudy killed in a peach of a shot in the 6 minutes. it was the perfect way for rudy to mark his 200th bundesliga game for hoffenheim. but both spoke responded before half time when a cheeky backheel from vote very cost set up admin met mehdi. the forward rounded off a smart move from the hosts hammering the ball past all of a bauman in the hoffenheim go. the size went into half time level after the break both teams pushed for a winner with half an ongoing close's through christophe baumgartner a flying say from power pav and kept it a $11.00 and that's how it stays both sides taking it is a point from the encounter. co

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award went to lionel messi the 1st time he's won it in this form the coach's words when team usa jill ellis liverpool's north flow. germany is bidding farewell to an outer space pioneer in the 1st german in space as died at the age of 82 the east german cars were not trained in the soviet union the 1970 s. he spent 8 days in space the trip at the height of the cold war made the cause but not a hero in communist east germany but he remained largely unknown in the west after german reunification yen helped train astronauts at the european space agency. baikonur august 1988 a space flight that propelled the german into space for the 1st time and made. the hero in communist east germany a socialist figurehead even learned by heart words the political had given him. no i didn't create my flight to the 30th anniversary of the founding of the german democratic republic that my socialist fatherland brought about. 25 years later the physicist took the pragmatic view of his greeting from outer space . because if you were given a task like that you can't save him before takeoff i won't say that but ot

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the body of an american soldier returns home sergeant ellis but i thought piece age 34 was the 16th u.s. service member killed in afghanistan this year and one of a dozen people who died when a taliban car bomb exploded on thursday near the u.s. embassy in kabul on saturday evening president trump took to twitter to announce that he had canceled a secret meeting at camp david with taliban leaders after the insurgents claimed responsibility for the attack twitter users were angry when they heard of his plan to host members of the taliban on american soil so close to the anniversary of the september 11th attacks by al qaeda it was those attacks 18 years ago that prompted the u.s. to invade afghanistan to go after the taliban who were harboring al qaeda leaders more than 2400 u.s. troops have been killed since the invasion. and afghan leaders including president ashraf ghani have been increasingly critical of a draft deal reached between u.s. special envoy. and taliban representatives in doha this week while those talks were going on tell a ban fighters have launched a fresh offensive a st

they go into it looking for a third successive william webb ellis trophy and followed by their southernts in australia who performed well and made the final in 2015 in south africa, one of the standout teams in 2019 and then you look at ireland, number one ranked in the world for the first time ever coming into this tournament don't discount eddie jones in england. maybe not a great start to the air, looking good in the warmup games but eddiejones was in charge of the japanese side if you remember in the south of england in brighton back in 2015 who defeated south africa in that monumental performance. a lot to look forward to hearing japan. it gets under way on friday evening with the hosts taking on russia in tokyo and it finishes in early november. on to football — and the group phase of the europa league got underway on thursday. one of the stand—out ties involved two of the sides that reached the last four last season — with arsenal winning at eintracht frankfurt. the gunners — who lost to chelsea in the final — took the lead against frankfurt with a goal from joe willock, just bef