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dress rehearsal for the cup final left him in may and the hosts continued to look dangerous marcel huston bag shooting why it's not often you see the brian subs nervous. meanwhile don't mind what also feeling the heat but fortunately distal goes out a budget got a little too hot getting himself sent off also gets a don't want substitute jade and son show was able to continue. with the game almost over don't now look to be cruising. and an injury time to get suspicious to finish off just. this time don't win did that homework surely they now have 3 points in the bag. i was and is for now on like 6. better informed about he in his final season of brian hoping to secure a record matching 9 bundesliga titles and as the clock ticks down his team picked up the pace but not just wasn't tom sie 8 inches away from claiming the crown. and then the final whistle the race for the championship would go down to the wire on the final weekend. that's what everyone assumed until the 5th minutes of adding time and yet again don't win for coach mapping it was now only true. that he cannot stay with a very c

robinson who assess the document for a british academic research group sees the weapons watchdog huston address whether there is a coverup going on over there doing a report. what kind of political pressure might it be brought to bear on your p.c. w to lead to what would appear to be the case to to suppress will not use a report which one of the escarpment has been involved in producing and to rely upon engineering reports from some unspecified external companies those are the kind of question 3 really need to be asking and really you know p.c. w. has to address this i think more broadly than than easier a proper investigation into the o.p.c. w. and how it has been operating because if it is the case that this organization has been subjected to political pressure and that has led to a distortion their investigations then that is an incredibly serious matter. whole number of reasons quite aside from the fact that we did what happened in duma civilians were killed and we need to get to the bottom of who killed them ok this is a war crime has occurred and it is in any way some kind of cove

and russia what you saw there was a speech that was given at the huston institute in washington by the director of the u.s. defense intelligence agency to the world questioning moscow's approach to nuclear testing and saying that this help russia in hans new head designs now russia's categorically denied any of the violations that they've been accused of of that accord and perhaps this time on this occasion russia have got a point they've actually got the backing of an organization called the comprehensive nuclear test ban treaty organization the to be. a bit of a mouthful there let's have a listen quickly to what they had to say the sea has full confidence in the ability of its monitoring system to detect nuclear test explosions but despite having that backing the opposition to russia has continued as you can see by that speech by the americans and it's these specific accusations that have angered the russians this time the officials have not been shy in responding we've got a little insight into what the foreign ministry had to say about this unfortunately search verbal attacks trans

and since with huston -- hudson institute as well. her husband is on the board of human rights in north korea and helped bring us together for this conference. we are honored to have five members of the japanese diet. akira, k.g., these five members and the others are the latest of a long series of major japanese dignitaries to visit with us, including deputy chief another member who visited with us yesterday. we are most especially honored to have the families of the abductees with us here today. incredible grace and dignity in immense personal pain which none of us in this room can begin to fathom with dedication to your love ones, to seeing them again or to their memories in assuring that this issue remain on the agenda. allally want to think about your family has done. has grown to love the memory of your incredible son, otto. secretary ofral the families of victims kidnapped by north korea. michael, whose brother david was kidnapped by north korea 15 years ago. two-year-old who had his father kidnapped. , profound and unimaginabl

a neale huston and ralph ellison. talked about whether that could happen again, a cultural renaissance for a green new deal. here's something we do not talk about. much. art is pretty low carbon. you don't have to burn a lot of fossil fuels to put on a play. it doesn't take a lot of coal to get a bunch of kids together from the neighborhood and paint an amazing mural. art create jobs. it lifts spirits, it builds community, and maybe, most importantly, it can help us imagine a different kind of world. one where we make bold and brave decisions to shift away from what we have today which is what i call the gig and dig economy. andh is all about taking was slave from workers and the planet as if there is no limit, as if there is no consequences for all of that taking. we need to transform from the gig and dig economy to a culture and society and economy that is built on care and repair. [applause] repairing our relationship with the natural system upon which all of life depends and repairing our relationships with each o

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hustonow the huston -- -- hudson institute.e begin with this headline from the new york times and tweets by the president over the weekend who is in japan. president from kicking off his a visit today of japan sunday by playing down north korea's recent tests of missiles, on twitter say north korea fired off small weapons was to serve some of my people and others but not me. the japanese officials are worried about that sort of small weapon that could potentially strike japan. what is going on here? guest: it is a big issue. it has something that has been improved in the last 10 years. the japanese are very sensitive and they're willing to spend money on missile defense against north korea. whenever they test any kind of missile, it gets the attention of the japanese public. they have been concerned about debris falling into the territory, which has already happened in the past. we are trying for over the last decade to provide japan with the best missile defense technology there is. the president's tweet seems to be out it --