however, i must reiterate one thing time and time again. we will bring about the return of all japanese abductees. i am determined to make this a a reality. in order to resolve the abductions issue i am also ready to break the shell of mutual distrust with north korea, get off to a new start, and meet face-to-face with chairman kim jong-un. at present nothing has been decided regarding a japan north korea summit meeting, but if we are going to hold one, that i am determined and must be a meeting that contributes to the resolution. i wish to comment briefly on japan-china relations as well. the mutual visit of the leaders levels of the condition will continue with me visiting china next month to be followed by my inviting president xi jinping to japan, thereby adding to our bilateral relations and to the entire region another definitive axle for stability. when the confrontation, confrontational structure is cleared out of northeast asia the maritime corridor running from the arctic ocean to the sea of japan to the pacific ocean to the indian

i must highlight that the state of his speech to shield the speech was actually critical mainly about the saudi general consulates leave from turkey when he was asked whether he would be coming back or not he said it's the saudi authorities who would send him back or decide him to stay in saudi arabia but also he blamed the saudi consul general it for his reckless attitude especially when he invited foreign media inside the consulate just a couple of days after his disappearance probably you would remember from the agencies and the news outlets that he opened the doors he opened to close it's and he said see is not here so i must say the turkish authorities are kind of. actually and noid or maybe disappointed about the reckless stance of the consul general and they are expecting more collaboration into this investigation by disorder the contra parts simcoe. thank you for that and finally to the white house is kimberly how what's president trump been singularly. now the president speaking from the oval office in the last hour or so saying that we should have a better indication or at l

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addition to stopping payments to these countries which seem to have no control over their population, i must ask mexico to stop this. if unable, i will call up the u.s. military and close our southern border. the assault on our country at or southern border including the criminal elements and drugs pouring in is more important to me as president than trade and the usmca, which is the new mexico and canada deal with the u.s. hopefully mexico will stop this at their northern border. all democrats fault for weak laws. the president talking about the

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i think the process -- i must say, i think -- hopefully, as mitch said, they'll have a vote by the end of the week. and it will be a positive vote. but it will be dependent on what comes back from the fbi. the fbi -- the fbi is working. they're working very hard. and let's see what happens. >> -- about the tone by judge kavanaugh, does that concern you? >> i think he was fighting people that were making very tough charges against him. and i thought he did very well. i really did. i thought he did very well. he's fighting very hard. for his reputation, for his family. i thought what happened was really tough. it was tough stuff. i've been watching this stuff for a long time. i've never seen anything like going on with respect to judge kavanaugh. who's a high quality person. this is a number one student, a top intellect. he's never gone through anything like this. i think he did very well. i think he'll be totally impartial. i think he's a great judge. he's known as a great judge. if there's one disappointment, i don't think that you people covered an aspect that's very important. very,

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and the the initial response of the saudis was all we had to go on and there was some credibility i must tell you based on. the framework that we work with in law enforcement and i would not have jumped the gun i would have done what the president did but i certainly something in your head that i had the same thing i had that why you shaking your head at what stephen lodges in new jersey. with with all due respect the manner. i've spent my time as as a lawyer prosecutor worked very closely with law enforcement and i completely agree with the point stephen says that you do not jump to conclusions you do not judge a case of course there is a presumption of innocence and of course the evidence has not has to be challenged in a court of law not in the court of public opinion i understand that entirely but what president trump said was that he found the saudi position credible now that's what he can be criticized for not what he said subsequently what he said subsequently was measured and appropriate what he said nischelle it was that he found it credible no that account has subsequently show

pounds i think most we are hearing. me going on with. you must say i eat on the uk your show you don't. have is a. good. little boy in there but it was in there you got to go to war boy they're. no good you know that i mean. not to control him so other parents just says the show didn't go just overnight them all hoarded to get back to you. and divert to understand that so you want to be that the. ocean we want you to know that like you have our search for support you know like i feel like i know that you're feeling the pressure even though mommy and daddy and i were not verbal in telling you these things but all the pressures that you're feeling you're in such a privilege place as well like i think like she when i would just like take your place in a heartbeat if you decided not to be the head priest you know. color because it's nuts in the world. so. you know. it's like a record of the past had priests of this temple or indeed and so far there's twenty two names on it and depending on whether i took over when that twenty fourth generation it bec

one day he said what can i do i must help my family and that means i must work so i could overdose on her all of this. just so. we accompany a refer to her next shift. she is one of the millions of textile workers in an industry that is fueling the growth of bangladesh's economy. the textile industry now accounts for some eighty percent of the country's exports. a riffle works up to twelve hours a day six days a week earning the equivalent of just under seventy year olds a month if she were to get sick her family would not have enough to live on. market this is not from a shovel i don't understand much about it but i do believe the main problem in bangladesh is politics. is the big political parties blame each other for everything and we the ordinary people suffer as a result. what they fight each other they organize big demonstrations provoke violence and we are caught in the middle but they have the power and they do whatever they want to do with us on. our travels are coming to an end we are back at doctors university district at showbox where he meet two young musicians sufyan and

of the uniform of the city you might see it about so for now i must be a sucker but i'm just not the way you want to say that you wanted for constitution i mean you must be sick of that in the new but i'm going to send this video me the president in the most likely it's going to mean that because she needs him he's been wishing he. took. the shot so you should see a few mushrooms on the part. of the. believe. so all of you so moved did you suffer through and. just let me know what you know before we. know. manipulated you thought illuminate. a bit off of the fellow to be actionable number one in my book. because in the amount of time. a lot of my. c.s. so miniscule c.s. know me as. they're known for the last three in so you know this. it's painful to see a priest in the woods getting killed near you so they want to sleep. i want us to that because if i ask that and you escape that and everybody out of thousands and then who will fight for and who will get it back. we believe that we have the right. to do anything to lose this we are. i want to save to die. trying to do something. that

picnic but i think every season you know one of the that is it difficult to play on stage because i must admit in the rehearsal i found it quite hard to hear what was going on maybe i was because i was sitting in front of a caution but it's it's it's not easy history to hear sometimes and also it's distracting because you know the old food smells and the wine bottles rolling down and that really happened i've salut lee more times than you can imagine a good clink clink clink fresh as a brass player sometimes playing outside it's quite a challenge what do you find to the challenges playing here at the hollywood bowl i think the fact that one of the strengths of the hollywood bowl is the writing of repertoire we cover and that's also what makes it challenging as a performer because you have to be so flexible one night to show up and you're playing brahms and the next you might be playing bugs bunny so the preparation i find it's really challenging. to keep up with the flow and just you have to be really fluid and remain flexible what about this feeling of performing for almost eighteen tho

and the the initial response of the saudis was all we had to go on and there was some credibility i must tell you based on. the framework that we work with in law enforcement and i would not have jumped the gun i would have done what the president did but i certainly something in your head that i had the same thing i had that why you shaking your head at what stephen roach is a new jersey. with with all due respect the manner. i've spent my time as a lawyer prosecutor worked very closely with law enforcement and i completely agree with the point stephen says that you do not jump to conclusions you do not judge a case of course there is a presumption of innocence and of course the evidence has not has to be challenged in a court of law not in the court of public opinion i understand that entirely but what president trump said was that he found the saudi position credible now that's what he can be criticized for not what he said subsequently what he said subsequently was measured and appropriate what he said nischelle it was that he found it credible no that account has subsequently shown

that the parliament does pass the electoral laws they have been very slow to do so unfortunately i must say that there are many people in the parliament who would love to just keep staying in their own positions but this tendency to stay as has been plaguing debian politics ever since two thousand and eleven the only people who did handover are the. national transitional council and they did a good job handing over of that nobody handed over anything and very few people resigned from their positions i was last in two thousand and thirteen and back then it was a bit depressing but still bearable basic services for running mostly by inertia people were kind of hoping that something good would come out of this and ask is that help still there you know if you told that if i had visited moscow ten or fifteen years ago it would not be the same clean and beautiful moscow that i know i mean or if there was a level of violence was not a kind of paragraph there was hope for moscow to be transformed the way it has been and it's no showcase city that has successfully hosted the world cup and the. m

i feel i must do something. in december, i will not be running again as chair of the cdu. this fourth parliamentary term will be my last parliamentary term in germany. in 2021, i will not be running as candidate for the cdu again, and i will not be running as a candidate for the lower house. anyll not be taking on other political positions either. for the rest of this parliamentary term, i am prepared to continue to serve as means that and that to a large extent, i am turning away from what i had always said , which is that the chair of the party and chancellorship should go together. this is a bit of a risk, but i think it is a risk i should take and want to take. run as chancellor again, then i would not have taken this decision, but i don't. with this decision, i am trying to contribute to making it possible for the german government to finally focus on good governance, and that is what people are quite right in calling for. my intention is based on the attention of the german government to carry out an evaluation of its work, cdu, thisand spd have agreed to and their c

i must these are the i know you are the boys you thought. he would see. similarities are being drawn to the columbine massacre in the u.s. almost two decades ago when fifteen people died. in other news u.s. secretary of state mike pompei of heads home after visiting saudi arabia and turkey to find out what happened to missing journalists jamal salty. and the german kindergarten folks are now clive for promoting itself as having hardly any migrant. a warm welcome here watching r.t. international with mainak aaron and our top story this hour a gun and bomb attack at a college in crimea has left twenty people dead and more than seventy injured. it was carried out by a student who later committed suicide all of the victims have been identified and friends and relatives have been gathering at this light off the massacre to mourn the loss of their loved ones. who've. like. blame. blame blame blame blame blame blame blame. blame. blame. well that he heard from one of the survivors of the mass shooting. movies of a movie good who openly yes it is you know those t

landladies even if i must post for the pin up calendar. going green i'm also based artist take street art into the words of. the b.b.c. a novelty visit a permit house in northern europe. an annual farmer's calendar from bavaria and austria is the perfect proof that work on the farm isn't all hard labor for the twenty nine hundred twelve young female if i must post and their workplace is in six weeks old thing with this city laid a new calendar a young country kicks want to polish up the image of the farming industry hots are not let's find out whether the can of that is sexy or just sexist. they're saying see hands on types and know how to get the job done whether is a catcher in the rye spider woman going along to all wolverine in a glass house the twenty nine thousand young farmers calendar shows austrian and the very end women farmers as heroes of agriculture. farmers roar youth organization presented their new pin up calendar in munich soft point house it is telling us the idea for this year's calendar is to simply present agricultural

let's see if i can find a few in for stephanie and philip must live here somewhere. this way. it's a big plot of land but their home is tiny and that's how they like it i mean i have no money i'm stephanie i'm philip hi hi nice to meet you this is my sister hi i know and this is like see you soon as soon nice to meet you and that's the tiny house this three of them here. because. it's no joke these houses are teeny tiny twenty square meter is tops living room bedroom kitchen bathroom it's all here this one is still being renovated my first impression if you like i'm in a shoe box people how big is it you're fourteen square metres. it's a little three more over there are. a few there's room for a shower. the kitchen range and a sofa my apartment is three times the size and i live alone. here four so i couldn't imagine living here with my boyfriend not for ever i mean for two weeks may be fine you have to be very well organized. the tiny house movement began in the us and is all about going back to the basics steffi firmly believes that less is more and even take it a step furthe

that's always a problem i get each one only after that to get the right how deep down that i mentioned on it must have been built and also from someone hasn't come of it but i was brought up but obviously the scene on the run up to that only goes to this is. this we've got. you know presumably a. lot of political. will to leave the. city of new. yes i mean down the. road is. known makoto would have been able to listen to me and say you haven't been there when you have a think everything is good. for you know your political single thing in new york. but just a funny thing is more than a dream she leads a group of young people fighting for immigrant rights in the states with a very conservative government and legislature and of dreamers no i'm afraid i'm for long. months ago she took part in a hearing to convince texan senators not to pass a law that would be tough on undocumented immigrants my littles and i said but i don't think. i got be done but as i've gone through this i would you know and i do i want to hear. good luck in the document. you know if you've got to move on as. well. as we are ni

so i said i must we rushing thinking i will be called off. and said in a very short period of time you two like your fellow colleagues are so enamored they still have to drag you off the floor. [laughter] so i will try to avoid that to be dragged off the platform by being somewhat concise if i could. we have spent a great deal of time with the issues of cyberand cyberthreats. and the top priorities. and then to elevate cybersecurity as the top threat in this new era of extraordinary change and technology with some of the downsides of cyber. we are looking at a time when the growing number of people are interconnected by devices that provide information that guides daily activities. and as we look around at the attentions and also happen to have advanced or rapidly maturing cybercapabilities. and in each of these countries cyberoperations is a low-cost tool to advance the national interest and with financial and human capital to have a return of initial cost and aside from the geopolitical impact the economic consequences are profound a malici

have also built by me and i us present us here i must give you about this is one of the most almost gave all. the press have done this you'll also notice that mickey. said these papers but the . no no no assented us but i don't know what that is the loss the loss ok vehicle mall. they'll say but i sent this book out almost halfway on time but. yes massa. want to stay you know a yes he lives he may i want to says it was the left one also guess how this has been messed up because young is there. instagram with a. list you know someone in up until one life i mean yes i can think that he has this. but in the us but he doesn't study us. to take. his intervention achieved very little days after this interview is to funny a return to the texan capital but this time to lead a protest against approval of the law they opposed known as s.b. full. the republican majority has pushed forward anti sanctuary laws. among other things it allows for a local agent to be jailed for failing to report an undocumented immigrant. moreover it also rises the dismissal of any sheriff who supports sanctuary policies

not because of the result but because of up a formants which i must say was great. because you know course all because was most was what he think of as common as being great is a reach because you think they still haven't scored an open play there was a penalty that they converted you know and then you have to factor in this is the first time germany has lost six matches in a calendar year first time since two thousand they've lost back to back competitive matches so i think you know we're germany goes from here they have a match on the nineteenth of november against the netherlands are going to have to you know perform better than they did last time out and then there's a break you know and we have to see what happens you know early in the next year two thousand and nineteen but i think that continue doing what he did and combined the young and old talent and find speed and a carer that can you know produce on the pitch that germans want the results slowly but surely sort of getting their quest harrington from sports thank you so much. when i barcelona midfielder a

i have a funeral and i must tend to their needs and that's where my attention is focused. >> if you doee him, what message will you give to him? >> the same message i just shared with you. >> yesterday, rabbi, you shared with us something very personal about how you were feeling because you were in the synagogue when the gunfire broke out, when the attack happened. you did the best you could, you were the first to call 911 as far as you know, you tried to save lives, i believe you did, but not everyone's and you are processing that and wrestling with those feelings and i'm wondering what you tell yourself when you struggle with that guil guilt. >> i'm still wrestling with it. i still have the entire loop of those 20 minutes or so playing in my head nonstop. i think that's just part of how i'm going to find ways for me to cope with this as well, but that's for another day. my attention first has to be with my congregants and their needs. i will attend to myself, i'm not that foolish, but that's not my priority right now. my congregants need all my priority. >> rabbi, what about the syna

some of the stories were harrowing, i must say. what i noticed about it afterwards was there was never one in which he played the hero. he just recounted what happened. he never portrayed himself as being a hero of the story. he was, though. he surely was. >> did he ever impart to you or the other clerks any advice on either your law career or for life? >> well, not verbally. >> by example? >> in his humility and his willingness to devote his career to the welfare of the country rather than his own. >> sure. and you had mentioned in your comments, you mentioned jon jay as not having much of a legacy in terms of the court. but john marshall, of course, rightly having an incredible legacy. are there any other justices or chief justices, maybe a surprise justice, that you feel was one of the great ones who has an important legacy on the court? >> well, taft. i mentioned him briefly. chief justice taft had been president. he always wanted to be on the supreme court. he declined twice when roosevelt offered him the job. he was then gover

his it to me i must we go back because i saw this me it is in effect the. us was second in being bad. and then. then leaving it in a sort of this for me it was time i saw a she is she sleeping. she says who he is i embark in for these be. large or small ones by the guild these people. and till the end hard to see. nearly one hundred thousand people were killed in the earth quake many schools collapsed and entire trial says of school children were buried in the rubble. three and a half million people were left homeless. so it could just been. since i'm a christian the last question on my list on judgement day will be why. when it's really what i'm convinced that i'm not the only one who will ask that question for this woman and i'm convinced we'll get an answer oh my goodness if i didn't believe that i would have said as so much madness in the world by gone by so i believe this madness is only superficial. there must. be some regard. and we'll discover and say the opposite was. the many awards she received in both pakistan and germany were of little consolat

is growing, so i must be doing okay, and the board is happy. >> we have about a minute left or a little less. what is the one takeaway -- what's something you learned along the way about leadership that you didn't know? because this has been a learning experience for you because your first job, you didn't know how to be a leader. >> you know, there's really, like, there's so many things i have learned along the way. i think, you know, to me, there hasn't been a number one thing i learned. i try to take away as many learnings from people that i meet every single day. sort of take that one thing that i think is effective. like the other day, one of the board members at excel told me that if i'm up at night writing that e-mail because something went wrong with product or we're working on a deal, and he said, you know, before you write the e-mail, you should think about in a year's time, is that going to be worth it, writing that e-mail? and i thought about that for a while, and i was like, that's really good advice. i think about little advice like that and sort of combine them into one. >

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i must say that indeed it is a little surprise that germany is ranked number one in innovation but if you look at the details you find the reason in no single categories such as patent applications quality of research institutions and the like in those singer category is germany actually number one but it's always close to the top other countries such as the us may be number one in some categories but they are much more mediocre in other categories so it's the breath of germany that it's pretty good in almost every category that means germany actually ends up number one in innovation although it does not have the most hated applications and does not have the very best scientific research ok so that means we don't always have to be the number one in everything and can still excel good news that is for this meeting there from london thank you so much. this is news more coming up at the top of the hour laughs you said. on the. move. when bad close downwind fun is when activists prevent forests from being cut down. and how chance ninety nine. when minus minus and grades goes into doing ne

very much involved in the times of all that we are experiencing and i feel i must do something firstly in december at the studio party congress i will not be running again as chair of a cd use secondly this fourth parliamentary term will be my last parliamentary term as chancellor of germany in the national elections twenty twenty one i will not be running as a candidate for this year do you again and i will also not be running as a candidate for the lower house of one of the bundestag and i'd also like to note i will not be taking on any other political positions either thirdly for the rest of this parliamentary term i am prepared to continue to serve as chancellor and forth yes that means that to a large extent i am turning away from what i have always said which is that i believe that the chair of the party and the chancellorship should go together yes this is a bit of a risk but i believe having weighed things up very carefully it is. a risk that i ought to take and want to take and if i wanted to run. as chancellor again then i wouldn't have taken this decision but i don't. this d

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