imo gets the moment mr g.'s has brought the brand forward which his predecessors didn't do. that breath of fresh air. is not from the old v.w. school so hopefully she will not be tainted by the diesel issue. from the diesel to martinique and that's a view most small investors seem to share the newly appointed v.w. bus starters job with a vote of confidence. now we all know conference calls can sometimes be a little bit awkward but what about when they go disastrously wrong currently electric car maker tesla is continuing to burn three more cash than its earning and c.e.o. . on mosque has done little to ease investors fees instead during a call with shareholders he refused to answer questions courting them so dry and so not cool test the share price well it plunged the company losing over two billion dollars in market capitalization it just one phone call the f. so shouldn't put a dent in sales too much there are over four hundred fifty thousand people on waiting lists for a tesla added to us is sticking to an advertising deal with county west despite pressure to cut ties the

imo look man opened the scoring for the hosts. and things got even worse for struggling vols but basic mistakes at the back cost them dearly. vanna put leipsic to nail up in the thirty third minute vostok showed signs of life at the start of the second half daniel did davi found the back of the net. but leipzig struck back five minutes later once again the most work defense was caught napping and look man made it three one. and it wasn't over yet john kevin august dan netted leipzig fourth their highest victory in the second half of the season sulzberger are in deep trouble. hamburg of improved dramatically in recent weeks and it looked like that was set to continue against frank pratt's. each of nettie's the goal was ruled out for offside . in six minutes later marius both scored the other range. hamburg made changes at the break and it paid off they found the back of an. again. but this just wasn't their day. once again the goal was ruled out for offside tough to take for ham backs coach christiane tits. and just right in the fi

into the conflict zone with tim sebastian faulks my guest this week clearing your avant is imo a shutdown vice president of the republican party which rules on media for the last ten years when he and his colleagues now accept defeat over make trouble for the new leaders. complex so far in sixty minutes d.w. folks. called the german scheme to gather in one nation from shall the money to chancellor o'toole from bismarck. the history of the germans has been shaped by great rulers. nice well formed ways to bring my royal college of that to protect christendom spread to find the truth. are we to fall back at the foot of the enemy and tom last. night. and steered by courageous decisions we must follow each piece of the. book. play. the germans every week on t w i've. i've.

right some spotty power so powerful it defused or threatened by a single person is all of this that imo the fact that he's so popular and revered by tibetans inside tibet everybody wants to get a lesson from him keep a picture of him yet the chinese government doesn't allow it hence the chinese government should see just one is that ask a solution to the tibet issue and not a problem that is the crux of the issue i want to talk more about that in just a moment you know how we might make for health you might make progress on this issue yet but yesterday you're here and you're in germany right now yesterday you met with claudio. a member of the german parliament to you're going to meet with other members of parliament today i understand you didn't have you didn't get a meeting with the chancellor but chancellor merkel will be in china next week what would you hope to have her say about your cause while she's there you know we always want a good relationship between germany and china having said that we also want you know germany to have good trade relationships so you should do business a

are imo better you. are trying to try rivers of refrigerant are you were very true we didn't get far. and our. right to free for three hundred years. sure if. there's one. thing. i. mean. but i don't know. if i'm by spin beside him former british prime minister david lloyd george reaffirmed his sinus credentials. and as you. reminded you. here. through kid me it was a panic moment and. i know. that i. have been. happy. kid with kid been running away. without vegetation and without light and the destination. news bulletins at the time described palestine as a kid to a desert. the reality was very different. is that it was. in the with a bit of a departure from. their cause. the so they. did it because that attack. you know what out of the lot of the pool i would bond over a hot tub. if heather should i die but the time a little bit. in the didn't get a cut. in this maybe over there yet as but it had been but as my dad without it i must see. that. she might be not properly. how would the medina. i mean one

imos las llamas y en tan solo minutos empezaron a saltar desde donde empezó el incendio hasta otras filas las oficinas de la compañía abc supplies, poco antes de las 11 de la noche justo después del fuegos artificiales tras el partido de los atléticos, hablé con los investigadores y ellos creen que fue un accidente causado por el espectáculo de pirotecnia que organizó el colseo. >>> el incendio no dejó heridos ,sin embargo intentna determinar la cantidad de pérdidas monetarias. >>> llegamos rápido y no hubo daños en el edificio principal, el mayor daño que se quemaron los materiales en el patio, el incendio ocurrió al tiempo que ocurio su espectáculo de fuegos artificiales, pero aún no pueden establecer que haya una conexió que causara un problema, tienen profesionales de pirotecnia, se toman esto en serio y sería un accidente. >>> el departamento de bomberos publicó las imágenes de la cámara del casco de uno de sus elementos, las impresionantes imágenes muestran el incendio de maleza que ocurrió el pasado martes, el siniestro fue controlado y nadie resultó herido, actualmente california

i and i leader that they don't really know and only one of the side they get others imo and i mean. that they need to get young also at the setback look when people. get what they are they have no idea that's why i made it into an idiot a lot i will notice him but there's a lot of good and i want. to look innocent but all we get most of it. funny how the facility they say city. you know their own car over there a series everyone knows the r.v. and their money will flow through them i felt it was you know. it was also nice trust them to. do. so well it's a monarchy. but it's almost policing. or whether it was he. was. over a. very different class. there were you settlement in time a quito is situated thirty five kilometers from bronchitis in the border region within its the village has a population of one hundred eighty alfonso lopez a.p.i. you is the oldest his grandson is spokesman of the white you community. for not going to. look at the. whole. evening i. bet my name on the. body. is good and. no tie. in the wearable. home. it's enough supporters yards out of the more than a data

it but imo ya. must always there. be a. look to see what you sow though for your going that's of course in much of what family what a mockery of it's a myth it's obvious it's all about them. the polish memorial society unites many people who believe that russians and poles are not enemies but brothers just like austrian peeta six zero zero years is doing an important job over a period of four years five soviet soldiers symmetries were restored as well as twenty six statues unders jay-jay puts it lots of separate graves many poles are against the demolition of soviet monuments every year on november the second on remembrance day people bring candles and flowers to the graves of soviet soldiers. sisson. in various political own people eat the cut the meat so it is in the mainstream it is he he fish the people eat the kidneys deep into it's approved it's. logic of your house up it was up on ethical street i would. be. austere dim. i'm not on it yet yeah. course it was a bomb it was and it was awful i knew it would look like mu

charities like imo death and now seeking new partners the new sources of funding worldwide one initiative has seen ten governments along with other donors raising four hundred thirty million dollars for organizations who may use u.s. money. but america remains the world's largest bilateral donor to global health programs and the fear is that it could be hard to replace the sheer scale of aid that may be northeast as a result of the trump policy. was a show i showed you shoot the noise i used to follow the group would come up with this actual foolish notion by easy for the real. worth not allowed on. earth. painful as it is these volunteers remain convinced the stand they've taken is the right thing to do. to. be. the message of this strong the importance of spreading education information in. the new jersey i have now told those affected about the closure of their project and their urgently looking at alternative ways to help people when it comes to what the future holds for one worker a message to donald trump. only time is such a good thing but i am it is it i am guilt they are all forw

if it but imo you are. must always. be a. look to see what you sow though for your going that's of course in much of what family what a mockery of it's a meticulously forgotten. the polish memorial society unites many people who believe that russians and poles are not enemies but brothers just like austrian peeta six zero zero years is doing an important job over a period of four years five soviet soldiers symmetries were restored as well as twenty six statues and as j.j. puts it lots of separate graves many poles are against the demolition of soviet monuments every year on november the second on remembrance day people bring candles and flowers to the graves of soviet soldiers. and it's here freedom point. says it islet taking in various political own people eat the cut the meat so it is in the mainstream it is he he fifty people eat the kidneys deep into it's approved it's. logical because he upped the dose up on a bit of shit i would bet your bippy. austere dim view of all on it yet yeah. course it was a bomb it was and it

that's right usually you just get chips on the side when you order a curry sausage or a burger but imo thinking about things that berlin doesn't have and we decided it was chips i'm for the really die hard fry fans this even video are devoted to these deep fried delicacies down in the basement. and that's all from global three thousand this week as ever we love hearing from me so drop us a line global three thousand d.w. dot com and take a peek at all face but page. society see you next time till then take cash. fifty kitchens one city our culture larry wall torture berlin's restaurant scene draws to a close is a very simple recipe but it's well made it's like glenn once again research international specialty the chance to one city glow stick all your taste buds one last elections in thirty minutes on d w. they make a commitment. they find solutions. they inspire. africa and the motherland stories of those people making a difference shaping the continent the first up on the most crooked stories about motivational change makers taking their destinies into the i'm so glad w.'s new multim

reste for the apocalypse off at least it ought to shape dallas at least it will have been and will not imo participate. as a decision particularly about our. own keys that are dead. fashion across your. there's a. still decision. if you know the city. and what's a privatisation officially it's not the commission's policia mississippi state however it's true if you look at the troika it's and if you look at the memorandum of understanding between for example the troika and portugal the commission a spot of the troika is asking to further privatized across the book to go so in the troika the commission is still pushing for privatization so if it is really human right if you really are serious to the citizens at today's initiative we should start acting on policies instead of celebration. thank you. thank you. seem able to do this although i wish was sitting. mostly with. your. sympathies. of appropriate. just like us as you watch fundamental me. that i compose. each could have. this but if it is a so you could if you had. concerns about the pressure being put on southern countries european w

but imo that little that we extend a hand in friendship to israel the palestinians and to all of their neighbors may there be peace we pray for the peace of yours. across the. atlantic . the opening of the embassy went out as shed jewel despite the ongoing protests including outside the gates of the new compound our correspondent witnessed the scene. bangui collins has gathered there protesting against him to see meet the needs radio police are trying to keep the crowd at bay why you have. i'm here to pose a decision by the u.s. administration to relocate there have a seat in the heart of the contested city in the heart of the city for thirty five to forty percent of its residents living on the rocky patient most and are not citizens of any state in the night of basic rights and i'm here with a group called all that's left for the diaspora jews against the occupation we're here because we oppose terms and to see who we think it's playing with the lives of israelis and palestinians alike in our lives and if it is not a game. i'm a tb and israeli parliamentarian while what it means what

to get the global trash problem under control we have to get out of the single use trial one of the imo that. using things once said then throwing them away doesn't even make economic sense it's a waste of resources which we can't afford really then there are the added production costs of course the whole process produces masses of the greenhouse gas coming dioxide according to projections the economic consequences of rising temperatures will be devastating. forest fires hurricanes drought these consequences of climate change are tragic for those affected and their costs keep climbing twenty seventeen hurricane erma set a new record that caused over thirty two billion dollars in damages. will this trend continue insurers in particular have to factor this into estimates for future costs according to forecasts for twenty six the global warming of one point five degrees could cost twenty trillion dollars worldwide as much as the total annual g.d.p. of the united states at two point five degrees that number doubles if temperatures rise by four point five degrees the costs will more than tri

thousand and nine and with many new parties and independents entering the race they have a wide choice imo they could be allowed to a west point to lebanese candidates who are aiming to shake things up after nearly a decade of political status. more than nine hundred candidates are running for seats in lebanon's general election this sunday and many are hopeful that a revised election law will benefit them lebanon's last parliamentary election was held in june two thousand and nine and since then the current parliament has extended its term three times citing security concerns amid the war in neighboring syria as well as disputes between parties before the new electoral law was agreed while prime minister saad hariri his future movement and the shia hezbollah party are expected to do well many new groups are aiming to make them up to including southwest seven they have joined forces with. the civil society groups and independents to form a sixty six member coalition known as kalu know what to me we are the nation the coalition members say they are a real alternative to established parties

and he has trained these guys so well, i am with the mayor ‘s office so imo prejudiced, but he reallystuff. —— i am a bit prejudiced. i was hearing from some weather reports that sometimes the wind direction changes quite sharply in hawaii. with that in mind, and given the toxicity of what is in the airfrom the mind, and given the toxicity of what is in the air from the volcano, is there any concern about a change of wind direction affecting the people who have been evacuated? that is a very good question. we do have elevated levels of sulphur dioxide, which prevents people from even contemplating going back to their evacuated areas. it is quite toxic, and in fact even oui’ it is quite toxic, and in fact even our first responders find it too hazardous at this time to go back into the subdivisions without heavy protective equipment, they are just not going in right now, it is very dangerous. 0k, janet sardar, thank you very much. —— dangerous. 0k, janet sardar, thank you very much. —— janet snyder. and for more on that story head to the bbc news website, where as well as the latest upd

imo get to the moment mr d's has brought the brand forward with his previous answers didn't do. a breath of fresh air. is not from the old v.w. school so hopefully she will not be tempted by the diesel issue. from the diesel to martinique and that's a view most small investors seem to share the newly appointed b.w. boss start his job with a vote of confidence. all right well for more we can switch to our financial correspondent yes quarter on wall street yes i've got to ask you about that breaking news the charges against the former c.e.o. of the w what further details do we know at this stage about martin of into cone's charge in the united states. well what the u.s. authorities probably did is what they usually do is that they're working their rings up in the past couple of months we already had two v.w. managers a sentence to prison terms and they might have helped with some information to now file charges against martin winter call and i would not suggest that he plans his next summer vacation here in florida so we have to wait and see what it means and i would guess that it

imo get the money mr t.'s has brought the brand forward which his predecessors didn't do. is a breath of fresh air. he's not from the old b. w. school so hopefully she will not be tainted by the diesel issue. and. the news from the diesel to martinique and that's a view most small investors seem to share the newly appointed b.w. boss start his job with a vote of confidence. in the markets. exchange what are his chances of changing the company v.w. will. there are six hundred forty thousand employees of the w. and most of the top echelon some of them he's jettisoned but most of them are still along for the ride and when you look at the supervisory board the ownership structure of the province of lower saxony the ph in the porch of families and the huge influence of the workers' council he's up of against quite some opposition and instigated a new whistleblower program or put some more force behind it integration for and taken integrity and the question is he will at some point have to produce results to show people that he really has some bite whether he can really do that

metric tons of c o two per year and that's according to the international maritime organization or imo that's that subsidiary of the of the u.n. that we're talking about that is actually working on this now that amount if you're looking at about three point one percent of all emissions that we see that's number one percent ships are pushing up as much of missions as all of germany annually so that is a big amount of pollution now there's many ways that this can be solved on the interim for at least cut down building ships differently you know obvious these have these deals in metals you can use aluminum again with a lot of these ships are not that old so until about two things. one in thirty we're not going to see the ships coming to their end of their lives most of the ships at least that are in the water right now there's also new propellers that are much better as well as the fact that slow down these things can slow down we saw in two thousand and eight when the there was a crisis the ship slowed down they use less fuel alex that super interesting and what a great chart unbelievabl

library imo. this was to be just the beginning of a large scale rescue mission that lasted six months. of the summer this is the plan that we secretly hit the manuscript to send specially main trunk the day of the gun because. that loved our little mother just because. but these were then carried away by river with more in cars or with donkey carts across the city on the other. in absolute secrecy lovely going to school. it was for real so mother screamed. at first the trunks were stored in the homes of the families the books originally belonged to. unesco and its representative in mali followed the operation from the sidelines the world heritage was at stake here music that. we were in daily contact with them that i think we had the obligation and a great responsibility not only to protect our sources of information but also protect those who were putting their lives at stake. or. the people who were trying to save the manuscripts the manuscript in the fair. some families decided to hide their li

that was to these are mere prime minister's questions yesterday imo joined in the studio by should say in members of the european parliament martin i understand welcome to the exam and show martina the lady to be here thank you for having mail but i wonder so hold out not just the shin theme but i've been really successful in getting the european parliament members did the european commission to to support islands objectives in the in the brics that negotiations on them. well i would actually say that it has been chanting it's been that it's about the irish government and also the european parliament and the kind still understand the importance of the good friday agreement an international agreement that's large that the united nations and the european parliament has a duty and an obligation to uphold international treaties and the county anything that's going to facilitate the damage or finally i'm not knowledgeable sort of the the good friday agreement among you know the hundreds of european parliament period absolutely none. i have to say that other than the fact in fairness to the

in may twenty twelve thousand works were safely removed from him on ben i saw you tease library imo. this was to be just the beginning of a large scale rescue mission that lasted six months. go back up the some of this in a bucket plan that we secretly hit the manuscript and send specially main trunk. let love our little by this cause. these were then carried away by river with more in cars or with donkey carts across the city on the other. in absolute secrecy lovely going to school is full. if someone's good enough. at first the trunks were stored in the homes of the families the books originally belonged to. unesco and its representative in mali followed the operation from sidelights world heritage was at stake here. that. we were in daily contact with. them and we had the obligation and a great responsibility not only to protect our sources of information but also protect those who were putting their lives at stake. of the people who were trying to save the manuscripts and the manuscript in the fair. some families decided to hide their libraries in timbuktu. during the occupation

in may twenty twelve thousand works were safely removed from a so you tease library imo. this was to be just the beginning of a large scale rescue mission that lasted six months. the some of this in the book at the club we secretly hit the manuscript to send specially main trunk. let alone the little mothers because. these were then carried away by river of course the foreign cars all with donkey carts across the city on the other the world live in in absolute secrecy of legal disgraceful. if someone screamed. at first the trunks were stored in the homes of the families the books originally belonged to. unesco and its representative in mali followed the operation from the sidelines the world heritage was at stake here. that. we were in daily contact with us that. we had the obligation and a great responsibility not only to protect our sources of information but also protect those who were putting their lives at stake here or. the people who were trying to say up the manuscripts in the manuscript in defense of. some families decided to hide their libraries in timbuktu. dur

system is now searching for the prisoner, this item will click on the list, the system will decide imo be presented with... " low-risk, the subject is not likely to treat an offence in the next month. " so the sergeant has decided this person will be remanded in custody, will be refused bailand go to remanded in custody, will be refused bail and go to court the next morning. it is a different story for steve. he has a long list of previous convictions including drug possession, are salt and driving offences. the ai assesses the data at —— that durham constabulary holds on him and make this recommendation. he can only enter checkpoint if you make it as a moderate risk. a final decision around steve being centre court or entering checkpoint rests with the custody sergeant. we will continue to use our nose in our gut like we await have done, but what he hart doesn't have that is, we have looked at ten years of data and that allows us to see who will commit crime in the future. everyone who works with the hart project i spoke to is keen to stress that the information it provides is advisor

imo this is negotiated on molokai guns but one thing that's really significant in the history of paintingis that here we have someone with an academic art background who still kept integrating the new styles in his paintings albeit on small areas to get a teen i think he should be considered in the same breath as monterey there are sections that are very relaxed painted with a light touch he was a fantastic painter and forty who for sure varied for athens he says you know he should be rediscovered as a painter but he's also part of the history of the age he depicted the world of the courts before eight hundred seventy but he also presented a new image of women he stopped painting women in such a stiff static way squeezed almost crushed by their corsets they can move freely in his paintings they're relatively lightly dressed even the women at court aren't suffocating in their finery not that they're dressed in a new fashion they present themselves as very feminine and they can really develop as women in his paintings of i think that's the secret recipe that's why he was so sought after by

people less that go to not would you feel sick bad to move to complain that people just don't have the imo kids i do for the bulk of the guests more costly than the problem with the branch diskette i differ developed on the above place six people been yesterday meal the last week but the fuss of the moment is suddenly more palimony i'm still.

now i have a paying for thin mints after the letter you know the guy you are talking about that is imo as. before get on the show and let's cut to the chase mark zuckerberg and many legislature legislators are implying that platforms like facebook and other social media which have this responsibility to police the accuracy are legitimate is legitimate city of news posts just like they would hate speech or calls for violence now in your opinion as a long time news media but there is that social media's job is that base books job . no because who the heck is facebook i mean i know that it's a kind of rhetorical question to me they're a bunch of leftists in my view and what they've been doing since they changed their algorithms back in january of two thousand and seventeen according to two separate reports out last month conservative sites and conservative pundits and news organizations have seen ahead of fourteen percent less traffic and liberal sites and the like have a seen an increase of two percent so i know what their goal is and it was obvious at those hearings to you bring in poli

people like stuff imo new that are talking about real issues that don't have a corporate. genda and then allows them to speak freely and speak the truth about it and people are more moving to that and you can just watch the reaction by you know video companies like you tube there they're freaked out they're panicked because they're afraid that the truth is getting out and that's because it is so yeah absolutely and that's why this obviously this push to sort of. utilize google and facebook and other companies to make sure as platforms that there may be censoring certain sites they will use that word censoring but they will limit the ability for certain eyeballs to reach these other sources but as far as the mention of feudal society it does seem to me that partly there's an issue of it's not that people like education but there's a lack of time and willpower to actually deal with the issues because you're dealing with struggling to make ends meet we have a flexible economy you don't have the say fix jobs to make enough even compared to one hundred seventy our wages are low

the moki bless i go to not would you feel so bad to move to complain that people just don't see any imocan't i do for the bulk of the guests nor can sleep on the popcorn weekend it belongs diskette i differ developed on a bad place six people been yours truly new the last week but the fuss of the moment is so neatly mocked bodily movements to lessen the forty minutes of back with the most just to post good days up a bunch of too but good.

imo they could be and here in the stream live on al-jazeera and you tube today the growing migrant crisis in latin america has hundreds of thousands of venezuelans flee their country seeking economic and political stability what can the international community do. currently pearson a lawyer a writer and activist in your industry. the epicenter of the refugee crisis is along the venezuelan and colombian border where roughly thirty five thousand venezuelans cross every day in search of work or medicine it's believed that three thousand to five thousand people who make the daily so sure an end up staying in colombia or from there make their way to other countries so so how.

that is wrong we had to see about it and we enjoy no room to get into one card going to go about iraq imo this is one of them and camcorder camp one that can't go to camp. but she was told about a mile to the mysterious venue thought you know and car not. patients are going to some strangers. and she tried to speak. fame go from almost totally going to i don't know where they're gonna come think when i'm going to do what i see physically when i'm given a f. their physical want to what i want until monday or so strong in me needs to be in justice was the shore how to. be shows in what bush it was that you a shot at thirty but a show just on a day but a hundred us you're. not going to have to about two hundred one of them with that chat room and me to know. it's for those overheard to man i don't know most of it to mean joe. biden and there's not a quiz you guys it doesn't but are there not sharp you. i'm. tired of my own knowledge that. this was going on while she go through you have to show. you just like it. doesn't make you. sure that. cheering up. so over the phone with. them when i do

one of us reaches there is food if you don't like and quality it doesn't leave much in that bucket imo it's simply follows the strongest thereabout introduced to the system is really simple so like they did according to the quality. if the film does lead to some lighting or fewer fairly appollo it's a system that's very easy to communicate and has also been calling a simple. i took up to. be at scale same system is of particular interest to logistics actually it's. the engineers that are from here because the truth serum flow just kicks in don't mean just event this morning it's going to translate oh great awesome the transporter still looks. good. the robot speaking contract talks. was under nomic foursomes not if you think about dynamics as talks with the fast changing conditions for example as well trying to glamorous lives is it then so our arms are superior when you're in the robot you have to like legs it's a lot of confidence in our embassy and that principle of a medal just when i read it was quite unlike john m. ichael you respond to childish love again all for. the boss after

one of us reach as there is food if you don't like that quality it doesn't leave us in that bottle imo it's simply follows the strongest player that introduced the show the system is not really simple so like they did according. the quality of the film has led to some lighting fewer fairly large apollo it's a system that's very easy to communicate and it's also on call in a sense. i took up on. the at scale same system is of particular interest to logistics engineers. the engineers that are from this because the truth serum flow just kicks in don't mean just the banking small a much smaller government translates oh great cost to transport and still look. good. the robot speak can translate. was under nomic foursomes not if you think about dynamics as a horse with a fast changing conditions for gasoline or shall try to glom or sizes it then says arms are superior when you're in the robot you have to know it legs it's a lot of fun spends an hour at celtic i'm not friends i'm ever not just when i read what's going on like john amicably respond to childish love again i'll find. the box aft