i still cannot believe it. this is her first event. i still cannot believe it.rst world event. i still cannot believe it. this is her first world title, event. i still cannot believe it. this is herfirst world title, it comes this is herfirst world title, it co m es after this is herfirst world title, it comes after disappointment in london at the outdoor world championships last year and much of her career has been hampered by injuries. but she will be hoping that a first world title indoors will launch outdoors medal hopes, starting with the commonwealth games in a few weeks‘ time in australia. laura muir is going for a second medal after winning bronze, she is in the final of the 1500 metres tomorrow, qualifying second behind the winner of the 3000 metres. she has not had the chance to celebrate her bronze medaljust yet. has not had the chance to celebrate her bronze medaljust yetlj has not had the chance to celebrate her bronze medaljust yet. i have not had a chance to celebrate, i am trying to prepare for today. i will put celebrations on hold until after t

maybe i cry because i was still getting used to the environment. the more excuses i made of him for less trusting i became of myself. that sniper towers still there. i do not acknowledge it now when i walk by. i keep my head though. i walk in a fashion similar to that of the other black woman with whom i cross paths every night. i wonder what the secret their holding. what kind of experiences they bury to protect someone else at their own expense and him they can run to for help. thank you. [applause] >> my worse is that where it should be. taken that passage into consideration as well as the rest of the book, how did you decide what was going to be included in your collection? how did you decide this was the story you wanted to tell him it would include both references to the ubiquitous nist substrate harassment and coupling that with the murders of black men in america. in that chapter of talking so much about my sexuality and faith a man mishaps with men. i was hyperaware or obsessed with how i appeared to other people. how i was surveilled by ot

i had my way. east germany would still be here. and what do you know about the master of fear in forty five minutes on d w. with different languages we fight for different things that's fine but we all stick up for freedom freedom of speech and freedom of press. giving freedom of choice global news that matters w made for mimes. a news analyst mistake she gets the once a. call to shake up the british consulate side by. playing. people had put big dreams on the big screen play. movie magazine on the w.

it's been quick but still i have to say just enjoy it's been quick but still i have to sayjust enjoy s because it's been quick but still i have to sayjust enjoy all of this because i at one point wasn't... didn't ever think of playing out here. cricket, and india beat bangladesh by 17 runs in the latest match of the tri—nations t20 series in sri lanka. india batted first and made 176 for three with captain rohit sharma posting 89 from 61 deliveries. bangladesh struggled to keep up with the run rate in their reply, with only musfiqur rahman, who remained unbeaten on 72, providing sustained resistance. india will play either bangladesh or sri lanka in sunday's final. my my photo and... both of us bowled well. those eight overs turned out well. those eight overs turned out well for us. if we could play to our potential and play to our strengths and get another good day definitely we could win the tournament in the finals and we'll be able to get the trophy as well. that's it for now. thanks forjoining us. hello there. 1a degrees yesterday in london. a0mm of rain in northern ireland. thos

i still learned an enormous amount and i think i was in a better position to influence the public agenda which i still do today and that's an advantage. like with your second nomination you would have achieved a majority together with the greens and the left party should the s.p.d. consider the left party as an option at the national level so that you could put forward a candidate for chancellor. it is the only realistic model and i've been advocating it for years. i also believe that in terms of fundamental approach it works with these three parties but the left party sometimes has internal divisions as in all parties the christian democrats to. oh yeah. in my view this is the option that needs working on this i also believe it best represents a europe of solidarity. once again it's clear that our conservatives have no intention of responding to my call. but the s.p.d. leadership is reluctant to commit to the left party as the conservatives would accuse them of aligning themselves with former communists. they were too intimidated looking back on my second nomination it's clear the theis

still lots of people trusted those claims and bought diesel cars. because they think there's always the. but i think it's even worse than that consumers are still quite concerned about the environment and they simply trusted the auto industry and the uncertainties one.

i cry, still cry. don't care how many times you tell me you've forgiven me, it's there. >> i know. >> the most brutal beating of all occurred when chris was 14 years old and had snuck out of the house. >> you know, i think about that time. i mean, i see it just like it was yesterday. >> so the next day, he's at my bedroom door knocking on my bedroom door, and i open my door and he asked if he could talk to me. i told him, yeah. and he came in the room and he looked at me and he asked if he could hug me and when he went to hug me, i flinched. >> i don't know what happened. i just -- automatically i just stopped and i remember looking down at you with your hands covering your face. and it was like that light just went on. i saw the hurt that i put on you. and that's why i still cry. because that memory was what changed me to not ever want to hurt you again. and i looked at him, and i said, i'll never raise my hand to you again. >> and what means the most to me is that he never has. he never lifted a finge

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and did a lot of concerts and an automobile and then i started to do small roles here on the stage actually before the house moved here when we were still in java and then started singing roles here until they were looking for a course master and i had the chutzpah to tell them i will do that gladly because i was enjoying teaching myself conducting and assisting other conductors and i said but. i need a bit more i want to study the profession of conducting by doing dick took the risk and i started conducting from learning by doing learning by doing by falling and by doing can't think that's a real that's a real success story and then you come back you ten years later your mom very proud oh she's very proud and full of that so how does the audience here react to four hours of heavy music quite heavy music with two intermissions i was i was a bit scared before i came here because you know we israelis our patients is very very very limited oh yes of course when everything gets shorter and shorter these days that's the world we live in but israelis are you know. their patience is very very limited but they sit here for four hours hardly har

chocolate and i still enjoy a cadbury's mini eggm mainstream chocolate and i still enjoy a cadbury'snow that. you are not chocolate snob. i not, but i love the artistry of fine chocolate. how long does it last? if we wrap this chocolate in cellophane, a year. otherwise, it would go stale very quickly. in my house, it would last two minutes. so good to have you on. leave all this and off you go! only joking. in a moment, we'll take a look through the business pages. but first, here's a quick reminder of how to get in touch with us. we wa nt we want to hear from you. get involved on the bbc‘s business live web page. what other business stories has the media been taking an interest in? james hughes is joining us again to discuss. what do you do at easter time? you know what, i love that really cheap chocolate, sorry, paul! you know the chocolate, sorry, paul! you know the chocolate coins and stuff like that. the stuff that is really bad for you. you have three boys, and i feel for them. three little boys, so you have to be economical! let's hope you get a big bonus. then you can supply

but that's true well i guess i'm still a bit jealous with you guys i understand it was cold for you but you got quite a work space although i can tell you that it was worth checking out. h.q. it was inside a trendy loft the staff there they looked very young i mean that was quite impressive to the thirty six year old liberal opposition candidate who during her campaign focused on things like wiping out corruption in this country and also helping those she calls political prisoners she will get credit for spending some decent time with her supporters and all kinds of journalists at the headquarters and i can tell you that she showed up there twice the first time when she got in that was just a few minutes after the last polling station close in russia and you could see it on her face there was really not much to celebrate and at that time it was nine pm just a few minutes past nine pm moscow time it was already clear that she was going to come forth but with two percent regardless of that piece of chalk was still competent and she kept her train herself during the night as the new promin

wanted to in terms of no fly zones or greater weaponry to the rebels and they were already sending etc i still shifted the conversation at that moment in time i don't think it was because of i said that he did not call and that decision had already occurred in some ways but instead it was isolating near term no kidding serious problem we are still profoundly concerned about what is going on with the assad regime so it was not mutually exclusive per se but in terms of prioritization i still had to be that one let me put that same question to rami do you think if i still hadn't appeared on the scene a few years ago more would have been done more would have been done as you would have liked to be done by outside powers western powers against assad and the syrian government. i think that would have been a game changer yes because the the truth is the syrians isis i'm going to say the isis became an option but then. isis made it easier for other groups moderate islamist groups we would call them. i mean committing crimes against syrian civilians as well such as just the. mujahideen these groups com

i still have that copy. it's a paperback. i would love a first edition hardback. i will get that someday. it was a book that had such a profound impact on me. you all heard dr. robertson speak this morning. in that book, like his talk today, he has a great empathy for the subjects that we love so much. that empathy is it essential to being very business-oriented. -- a very good historian. it is great to see dr. robertson and have an opportunity to thank him for all he has done for the field and his influence on my own scholarship. when i started the book, i set out to find the one man who could stand for all of the experiences of the approximately in theon and listed

i still owe german d.j. arco schultz's overrun is annoying i plus there's an unfinished technical set up shortly before fantastic his do on stage i listen i i think the show is a multimedia trance performance a work of art. layer by layer vandyke uses sequencers and many controllers to break down tracks into their constituent parts before reassembling them live at the controls. that means each set not only sounds different above all it sounds exactly as paul van dyke wants it to. lick. ligo i'm going to go on about what we can offer i think one of the reasons why i'm still here is because i'm pretty authentic to us that's of us i stay true to the kind of music that i actually believe and when i refused to sell out or be a vehicle for trans. mi five be good. escapes of spite of my production there event two or three productions in my career where i've listened to a manager where i moved a bit away from my own clear direction they said try this way or try it that way and to be honest those are the two or three

i have com plete huge and i still don't. fear a lot. where it —— i always thought, why would this not work? to an extent it isa would this not work? to an extent it is a bit of insanity, but it pushes you through. you are essentially the middleman, you connect buyers with sellers. where do you make money? it's not as if the customer is coming to us paying a commission on top of they are buying. they are paying the same they will pay if they went directly to an independent. for example, if you went to an independent and spend £30, without it would still be £30. we are sharing the margin there with the florist which is 20%. so because you are creating more business for the florist, they will take a cut on what they make? exactly. they are aware that 20% is going to customer acquisition and the site. the more they sell, the higher quantities they sell, the higher quantities they will buy and the more they will save on wholesale. how do you stand up save on wholesale. how do you stand up in save on wholesale. how do you stand upi

the question how do you deal with russia no i think one needs still to think i mean because we saw it there was a big victory of putin no and we will live with putin for the next six years and so there are many more you know. it was seen as yes absolutely i think we still need a common policy on this. where we can't only focus on incidents like this but you need also to develop a certain strategy absolutely being cautious i think we agreed on this and to to to see. dangers which are in. government but but still i think with this very black and white picture we are not prepared enough to have a black picture because a black and white picture would paint us as purely white but it is a black picture when it comes to putin's imperialism and it is not the whole of russia and well not all policies but you know you just said he had enormous victory or seventy percent i mean it's like it's not quite soviet you know style that would be ninety nine point nine nine percent but it's huge and huge because he didn't have any real opposition so you know we agree on t

yes and i know also remember that most of the jihadists want to get killed during operation still you know when. i clean more or by not getting caught by the police bullets like that in terms of the bakery the i'm the person it can be the mission that we received is correct it's life is where it would like to go in one way or another ok how would how would police of dealt with this situation from the start i mean. as far as we were aware of the this all began at about ten thirty this morning what what would have been happening within the security forces how would they have mobilized and dealt with this incident. mean we have it sitting here even like. this. attack on on. license the modus operandi of the jihadists. sometimes getting on the. french. gone directly from shooting at the police. for what is in a hostage is there and then. you would have been pursued by the police then and then to call in because obviously it's a small town. called in the swat team and. prepare for a. negotiation or an assault and all this is. we don't know when. it's difficult to speculate but usually. it'

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have free cash flow. >> tesla, we will get the delivery numbers in the next few days. >> honestly, i still don't think those matter i know there is zbreelt, i know you and i disagree on that but inthe reality is the financial issues and can they go back to the capital markets? those are a bigger concern for me production numbers, how many times has he missed on that? countless times. that's less of an issue. they need to raise money. >> hasn't the environment of the margaret, the conteb of the market changed this week to where people are looking at fundamentals, right, they are scrutinizing, looking at valuations all of a sudden there have never been fundamentals in the amount story in terms of valuation or the netflix story in terms of valuation. but this week there was. you are still saying people will forget about the dhifry numbers. >> there is never been numbers there in terms of what they are making that's the fact. they have not been there but it's not been about the productivity it's about the dream that's what peep have been investing in forever in tesla because what else has ther

the perpetrators are still running the street. i say i forgive them, but i still want justice. go to jail and think about what they've done. they're walking around and having families. i'm just not fighting for my child. there's other families and mothers and fathers up there that's lost their children, and none of these cases are solved. you got former mayor saying i know who killed your son. the d.a. know who killed her son. the police know who killed her son. you put this in the paper be u you do not -- paper, but you do nothing about it, so it's a slap in the face to me. i'm bringing this because i want you to see this is what i feel. people ask me, why do you carry those pictures? because i want you to see how i feel. i wouldn't wish this on the perpetrator's mother. this is what i have to deal with. this is life. this is real life. i'm not singing to you. this is real life. so help me. >> further public comment? good evening. >> good evening, commissioners and chief scott. tammy bryant, district five. i just came tonight to just make a few general comments. i am still rea

i am still alive and still living. i think that there is a search for a universal truth if of times, particularly when it comes to peoples marginalized communities because a lot of our stories are not told if you aren't careful, the one story that you see that will cover every one and it won't. i tell people all the time i have certain privileges like i grew up middle-class or went to be an ivy league university. because there are more stories that need to be told and i can't do that, it shouldn't be expected of me as a writer or a black woman too. too. the load because that is reinforcing another negative stereotype. i cannot carry the load for the whole community. what i do hope is that hopefully god being here with all of you with the success received other editors would have to get more stories and that is what i hope to. >> let's talk about what was the most enjoyable chapter for you to write about or you talked about what was the most difficult going back and digging deep into your experiences and what did you joy

ligo one hundred one about what you can offer i think one of the reasons why i'm still here is because'm pretty authentic us of us i stay true to the kind of music that i actually believe and when i refused to sell out or be a vehicle for trans. me for bigger. skips of spite of my production there event two or three productions in my career where i've listened to a manager where i moved a bit away from my own clear direction they said try this way or try it that way had to be honest those are the two or three tracks i never even play myself. and i like that and you think by chance or you see it's a different well i mean i think steve said i like leave everything like that i was like his tribe i come back with more i don't have a war and i keep going and it's just not inside. the scene has become increasingly professional over the years west the only question was economy for a long time what made the electronic music seem different was that it wasn't an industry as such although the scene did have professional elements but since then it has become an industry what you see in the top for

i got married. but financially, not so much. i'm still without a job. anged a lot in my life. 0k, psychologically, yes, but financially, not so much. tuomas is craving the structure that a job would bring. i would be happy if i had ajob, even a part—time job, for the routines. in that sense, you can call me lazy, because i need a producer, i need somebody to tell me what to do, and i enjoy doing that. now, afterfive years — almost five years as a freelancer, maybe i'm not the right person to be like that. my wife can do that. she has always done that. but for me, it's more secure if you have a job. as tuomas attends a political event with his new wife, how does he feel now about job prospects? i have still over one year to go, so anything can happen. so i am quite optimistic. i'm not worried, when this pilot is ending, because then i got back for the old system, and get those benefits other way. let's see. during summertime next year, i'll have a job. and what about sini? she wanted a career structure that will allow her to work for multiple employers, a

i would be too latticed. been seen as the last ivy league. and they still. don't get it i didn't want them to plan the whole process of those costs are pretty young to be by logging to put into a school board and out of bed most to catch the fees will go to waste was when i left for the festival but i can still program a reality check on that is more than b.c.s. . ok before we go live there you know. i want to go right into the window where the right ok. oh. yes oh you know the little. girl oh oh. oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh ok. oh. thank you. and really miss you know. but then more you broadband there mr obama also poised to assume the storm and the more she got more the peace you better i was pleased to get but i lost my notice with the man to get his my space for them which is in my book i'm going to listen to the consequence and press you on they said you local so they said i just had a brand list and you let them in in the monkey see that you were not totally samosa when i met a little he actually add on my story. and most mr you gave a list you call t

i didn't always. of course it still feels unusual to be the only woman on the board and a young woman is that its. own elicit five people smile at you know a lot. of friendly and charming. but they don't really take you seriously. but. still things change over time. we can at least shake things up and bring a new perspective to the table and perhaps be a little more honest and transparent. that. produce better discussions among the board members. also i believe that many one twin to take their proper place in the working world. planted last year. but over here is probably just one. thing you already downstairs think you can find two minutes ok well so long. as there are good reasons why my mom had to work. its way out on top of that and it was in our best interest to. go home first and there was always someone there to take care of us. to help the show off the fact that i did have a guilty conscience sometimes if i had to leave in the morning or where i saw that things were running late i did feel guilty if i cut off i'

i am still 100% sure. 0k. fantastic woman is still 10096 sure. 0k. u will love. i am sure about the shape of water.|j is one you will love. i am sure about the shape of water. i love it. it is wonderful. do you feel as strongly as i do? i loved it in a curious way but i enjoyed every moment. it is great it has been nominated. if it looks wonderful, brilliant score, fantastic performances and i have seen it three times and i will watch it again, it is a lovely fairy tale. it is splash meets the creature from the black lagoon. should i say see it on the black lagoon. should i say see itona the black lagoon. should i say see it on a big screen, visually it is so it on a big screen, visually it is so impressive. when it comes out on dvd i will tell you, i will lie. you will have it in the best dvd category. that for this week is florida project. it is a shame it wasn't more represented at the awards. willem dafoe is the only one who has been represented. i think it is great. it is a humanist, wonderful modern version of our gang from the director of tange

westerville today, and i want to thank, of course, audubine university, i used to run on your track, and i still will. and president crendall who hosted us tonight. and my family, my wife karen and my daughters emma and reese. you know, i want today come to westerville for several reasons. one, wanted to thank the people of westerville for the kindness and the support that you have shown me over so many decades. and to show respect for a town that is exemplifies the great towns all across our country

i still do. and i didn't always. of course it still feels unusual to be the only woman on the board and a young woman is that its. own elicit fat people smile at you know a lot. friendly and charming. but they don't really take you seriously. but. still things change over time. we can at least shake things up and bring a new perspective to the table and perhaps be a little more honest and transparent. that. produce better discussions among the board members. i believe that many one twin meant to take their proper place in the working world . class office and i don't know what this is how about this one. already downstairs come on find two minutes ok well so long. as i live a good reason as well my mom had to work. that's why all of this and it was no best interest to. no one just there was always someone there to take care of us. have to show off the fact that i did have a guilty conscience sometimes if i had to leave in the morning or when i saw that things were running late i did feel like that often it's i'd say it

still lots of people trusted those claims and bought diesel cars. there's always the. i claimed diesels were clean and climate friendly. but there has been massive cheating in germany but it's at least as extensive as what we saw with niter socks and carbon dioxide numbers. in full speed and we've already uncovered several cases of this cheating such as how they faked lower fuel consumption levels and tests this is criminal behavior with the german government is looking into this for the first time but it's not doing enough it's consumers thought that the new diesels were cleaner but when it comes to nitrogen dioxide they're actually four to seven times dirtier than a thirty year old diesel think is about a few months ago. so millions of people who bought diesel cars are now threatened with driving bans in city centers and what's nine million people bought diesel cars that have the latest certification they were told at the cars were environmentally friendly and city driving wouldn't be a problem for a long time. but what should they do with their cars now. they should w

same spot of the lows that we had around 2535 of a couple weeks ago and the market still looks like it's in a bull market. i don't want to be whistling past the graveyard there is a troubling technical pattern here, but so far it's still intact what i think is happening, this is our first move off the low. this is our second major move. i still there is another one into the balance of 2018 and we see sawing into earnings and there is more up side. let's look at the closer term or the shorter term pattern here's -- i'm not sure why it doesn't line up. we closed around the 200 day moving average 2588 2532, 2535 is the low. should those levels break we are looking at a 2420, 2480 level. this is the third day down when i was on the show last wednesday, steve said he was looking for another swoosh he was right i was wrong. we are into the third day down i still think the market is going to be moving into a broad consolidation. let's look at the nasdaq again, a huge move here at the end of the year. we are still in this big trend cham made a new high. i think we are working our way into the low of that trend, clo

tonight from i can elude you still i'm almost. fuckin on the. cuckoo let's see this original song enough i heard those should be able to see about all of them go to the snooze in the my car . boys is a miserable lot of the stupid the. governor of the lot of this. is the others who are as well. problem security to the psychology francis said to change tactics to tackle reintegration issues surrounding returning to harvest children says concerns linger they could become a terror threat. plus it's revealed that thousands of syrian opposition fighters are on washington's payroll with the pentagon requesting a thirty million dollars from the u.s. budgets to cover their wages. and the so called a siberian ripper is jailed for life in russia found guilty of killing and mutilating the nineteen workers in the sex industry. is two o'clock here in moscow and you're watching all to international live with me in a day or two to welcome to the program france has laid out a new plan to reintegrate jihadist children returning from syria and iraq despite concerns

i am still without a job. a lot in my life. 0k, psychologically, yes, but financially not so much. tuomas was craving the structure that the job would ring. i would be happy if! had a job, even a part—timejob, for the routines. in that sense, you can call me lazy, because i need a producer, i need somebody to tell me what to do, and i enjoy doing that. now, after five what to do, and i enjoy doing that. now, afterfive years... almost what to do, and i enjoy doing that. now, after five years... almost five yea rs now, after five years... almost five years as now, after five years... almost five yea rs as a now, after five years... almost five years as a freelancer, maybe i am not the right person to be like that. my wife can do that. she has a lwa ys that. my wife can do that. she has always done that. not for me, it is more secure if you have a job. as tuomas attends a political event with his new wife, how does he feel now aboutjob with his new wife, how does he feel now about job prospects?” with his new wife

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i. still got my days i still have my mind and it's been fifteen years right you know her son was shot fourteen times mom was just seven your your of those who was just six true that's why i'm here in out think god is i'm here you know man. don't trade was my bro and he never showed any signs of any kind of paranoid or trying to q was an army headed drab. paid it all be oh we start. when he was say why did you have it you don't leave. on a. dime train went to radio part for something dad he will need the wow that is why he was in the park and the manager. called the police to be moved because he thought he was a homeless man. the police out there is answering our call and they came out and they had they discussed it with dad trey and they told her they found that he wasn't doing anything wrong. when the call a day spads it went to for a manny the you think that he got to back up or words to the point were also grabbed was with. a couple times with. her from there you have the officers. you have with the same will dockery never heard it officer we were told there are many just to try to be tree

i wish they would lose my number. stormy, and a still and not lose my number. [laughter] stormy right, it is time. we have that power, ladies and gentlemen. when i went down to alabama, i -3, that is a black woman. barbara, i see that you are here and i'm going to keep my mouth clean. you all know she is a great preacher. i heard you lift up the name of jesus. i heard you calling out all the angels and saints to come over and bless the food and the speakers. , i just miss all of the other blessings because barbara, i love jesus christ. i believe in jesus. every time people tell me about jesus, i said let me tell you why i still follow jesus every day. what was his first miracle? >> wine. >> thank you very much. when he turned that the water jesusine, not only did listen to his mother, he got the party started. [laughter] >> i am a christian. love the lord. every night. it has been going on for a while. i'm getting deeper and deeper into the rich history of cabernet. quoting second corinthians but i quote another chapter of the bible. that miracle. when hazel cal

but i still have one son who might take up farming but i have hope i still have hope. that. the water shortage here is so severe that it's also starting to affect the larger and wealthier farms we've joined a regional inspection team on one of their regular checks of the local wells. the inspectors say that this well has passed it's properly maintained and certified but he tells us that this area's big problem is that unscrupulous farmers are illegally digging new wells in a desperate search for water. but what i feel for the problem is overuse people keep drilling new wells. and when they do that despite a law that says no new wells may be dug. our problems are made worse by all the new wells that are springing up. but historically he's refused to listen to us i think. the farmer here grows on him send asparagus for export but he says the water level on his farm is decreasing. i believe it's due to unregulated water exploitation. here cuties other big businesses of failing to realize that the water shortage of thanks everybody. farmers all have their own land. and they thin

i also want to recognize the folks that are still here in the chamber that also came for testimony. i appreciate the feedback, particularly those from my own home district of bay view hunters point. also, ma lis a. appreciate you also for sharing the direction that the mayor is leaning towards. so this is a really important issue. i think that i hear it. the streets are dirty. i lev here in the city. i'm a native also. i think that it's not just in district 6, which we heard an overwhelming from the testimony from folks, not just downtown. it's not just the inner core but the outer ex trem tease on the west side of the city and the southeast side of the city. all over because we've been addressing issues frankly we've been addressing them peace meal. it's part of the problem. we address them by way of introducing supplementals. one of the things that to note is the supplemental being introduced today is a $2.5 million, which is more than what has supervisor kim out laid. she outlaid five supplementals in the ranging of the amount of 1.8 to $2.2 million. the other thing is we are in t