police today they play in the 4th division but are still probably union's biggest rivals known 10 ingo won't even say their names no i'm not going to say the name of god that i. might have noticed a fair amount of bald heads head to head into the stadium and i wish i could tell you that that with the now if you shout break in east berlin but unfortunately you know has a reputation of being filled with right wing fans so in the off chance they can smell my ethnic background i think it's time we get out of here. for every cool team playing at the local or regional level for lent has about 15 nominees. it's nonstop football here in berlin and all of these lower division clubs have their own identities in stories to tell. the scene is fantastic but it seems like a waste with all these awesome teams whiling away in the 4th 5th and 6th divisions . berlin is nothing if not constantly changing soccer here is no different you might expect more from the german city with 4000000 residents but the line is buzzing about having 2 teams in the bundesliga for the 1st time in over 40 years. it would be

may 18th his cause of death was a gunshot wound and it is being investigated as murder right even ingo dela cruz jr was found march 14th his cause of death was a gunshot wound and as it was part of a triple homicide rate there for wayne sawyer was bit of a cause of death has not been released but fall play has not been ruled out and then finally shelby tyler jones was found march 1st and he was killed by a gunshot wound number of questions their family member questions a rachel thank you so much for breaking all that down for us always a pleasure thank you very much thank you all righty everybody vatos our show for you today remember everyone in this world we are told we told you all. and i mean we should probably keep on watching all those. great day and night everybody . every crisis in america has been packaged as a bond and sold into the junk bond market with a longer maturity at a slightly lower rate and they've been doing this now for 40 years to the point where america's indebtedness says. engineers to the point of extinction event as have many countries as below. it's definitel

but the fire is down here towards fresno, alsocoal ingo and winds came out of the south today. so it is pushing the south off to the north. it wasn't super thick smoke but down in the south bay, also contra costa, alameda county and parts of the north bay, we did have hazy sky and not as blue and that is why we have air quality advisory in effect through tomorrow. so as we get you outside to a life sky camera view here in a second. what you'll see is not a lot of fog across the south bay but again smoke and haze off toward the distance. it is a really small veil of this haze but once again it really puts everybody's nerves on edge here in the bay area any time we get some sort of smoke moving close by with the recent large fires over the past couple of years. so we're look at moderate air quality tomorrow from the north bay down to the south bay. if you are respiratory problems this might make you kind of limit your outdoor exposure. your ears may better tated and you might see yourself coughing so be aware of that. tomorrow morning, temperatures look really good here. we start

may 18th his cause of death was a gunshot wound and it is being investigated as murder right even ingo dela cruz jr was found march 14th his cause of death was a gunshot wound and as it was part of a triple homicide rate there for wayne sawyer was about arson bit of a cause of death has not been released but foul play has not been ruled out and then finally shelby tyler jones was found on march 1st and he was killed by a gunshot with sco a number of questions there definitely a number of questions there rachel thank you so much for breaking all that down for us always a pleasure having you on thank you very much think you already everybody that is our show for you today remember everyone in this world we are told that we love to tell you all love you i you know i robot and i'm really surprised keep on watching all those hearts out there and have a great day and night everybody. welcome to max keiser financial survival guide. looking forward to the town. this is what happens to pensions in britain delegates. watched as a recurring. u.s. secretary of state like ok oh yes on a mission you

self-sufficient because the ingo loads they supported the field artillery battalion, they had traveling medical and veterinary union -- units. it was really the ultimate proof of the animals's importance and a mechanized army, because the mobility of the mules and rough -- in rough terrain was more important than speed. if you follow the white line in the photograph, you can see how long the mule train is in the jungle. the task force was the second of2 long-range penetration units that fought behind japanese lines in burma. the job was to function behind the lines deep in the jungles of the mountains of southwest asia and protect and keep chinese supply routes going. the u.s. really wanted to continue to keep japanese forces occupied in china as much as they possibly could. this terrainage, was intimidating, and it was impossible for most motorized vehicles to cross. mulesstrong, surefooted were needed to carry artillery on the mountain trail, sometimes in single file like the previous picture. the only way these men could operate behind enemy lines was they received supplies by airdro

michael cohen, the guy boi ingo prison, flat out said he committed the crimes at the direction of the president. well, the federal department of justice has concluded that it cannot bring a felony indictment against somebody who is actively serving as president. two things. first, he is not going to be serving aspresident forever and second, new york state prosecutors are not bound by the same rule. and new york state prosecutors are right now, seeking to execute subpoenas for the president's personal and business financial records. in a case that is believed to be at least in part about the president directing the commission of those crimes for which michael cohen went to federal prison. also, specifically using his business, the trump organization, to basically launder those illegal payments in an attempt to cover up the crime. so, this is a live case. this is a live criminal case, that directly involves the president of the united states in very uncomfortable ways. the supreme court just ruled that the subpoenas from those new york state prosecutors can be executed against the pres

forces that are essentially kidnapping people and holding them without any, you know, not even talking ingo the local officials and the rhetoric coming out of washington i want to play two pieces of sound for you. one of them is mayor lightfoot, she was on last night and this is what she said about the threat of federal forces coming to her city. >> our democracy is at stake and i will be darned if i'm going to let anybody, even if their name is mr. president bring those kind of troops to our city and try to take off our residents. that's not going to happen in chicago. >> and here is what i think is one of the most chilling pieces of audio that i have heard in a long time. this is chad wolf, he is the acting secretary of did department of home land security, this is how he said he respects the authority of those like mayor lightfoot >> i don't need invitations by the state, state mayors or state governors to do our job, we are going to do it whether they like us there had or not. >> is that true? do the states have any control over whether the secret police come in to the town and start ar

ingo ya foods is now facing social media backlash.dent trump during an event at the white house yesterday, and apparently that was enough to do the trick. critics are now calling for a boycott of this company. gerri willis brings us up to speed on the details. >> reporter: you got that right. so, goya under a ton of culture, called for a boycott after the ceo praised donald trump yesterday. now today he's not backing down. listen. >> this calls for a boycott, there's so many people for, you know, against the boycott and for our company. so it's just a reflection if, i believe, of the division that exists today in our country. >> reporter: he also called it a suppression of speech. one of the business leaders was on hand as the president signed the hispanic prosperity initiative meant to improve access by hispanic-americans to educational and economic opportunity. now, on twitter the hashtag's being used boycott goya, obviously, but also go away, goya way, get it? and former housing and urban development secretary julian castro tweetin

and, you know, i have faith ingo but i still wear my tatbelt when i get in the car. >> nawaz: one ofs we heard from other people who run nursing homes and long term care facilities is that they waited in some way to lock down because they're also worried about the emotional well-being of their residents. anand locking everyone dow keeping everyone in their rooms n't necessarily good for them. how did you weigh that consideration?el >> that weighed very heavily in what we did. so, one of the things that we did, we brought in extra activity staff to make sure that our residents had visits every day and then because they were taking meals within their rooms, we brought in a chef, a culinary expert, that could help our staff make sure that the meals wererepared in a way that wa more pleasing for the fothe for the residents. so, you know, putting a flower on the tray kind of meant a lot. you know, it's small things like that that mean a lot to them, making sure that mealtime was still a happy time for them.d , we made sure that we took seriously the emotional health of our residents. >> n

. >> well, i think the ingoing assumption actually to say in germany was already different because our medical system compared to a lot of other countries is simply superior and that means we could cope with the first wave with the first infection wave in a different way. that is something that is not even reported on so much anymore. i think to have this kind of medical support which we have in germany is step number one number two is really swift and decisive action by the government by the way, in consultation and cooperation with banks, compare to 2008 and 2009 we're now part of the solution and worked with the government on tailor made programs which was obviously taken very well by the economy they did a solid budgeting over the year that they could afford the programs and that all combined also with central bank actions which we have seen moved germany into a position that they have dealt with immediate crisis very well. now obviously we have to do this job as proper and as good as we entered the crisis but the preconditions and the way the government reacted is a part of it. >>