muchas gracias, johann, felicidades y mucho Éxito con tu nuevo tema.convirtieron voluntaria. a esto hay que agregarle que la corona britÁnica tiene más de 3000 organizaciones y obras de caridad que a posar. el prÍncipe harry y megan pidieron que se hicieran donativos a siete horas de caridades elegidas por ellos y que estos prÍncipes vieron como su madre la princesa diana se entregÓ por completo al servicio de los mÁs necesitados. karla: me encanta la idea. maity: lanza este libro que sale a la venta el dÍa de hoy, cuesta un poco menos de 20 $. la duquesa invita a varias de estas mujeres al palacio y tienen invitados especiales para que disfruten de estos platillos que tienen recetas de todas partes. muchas son mediterrÁneas, del este de europa iban a cocinar. van a poner deleitar a sus invitados. se dice que la reina puede llegar a probar bocado. francisca: tienes un facebook live tambiÉn. maity: si porque hoy tenemos los nominados al latÍn grammy 2018 y le vamos a poder contar a travÉs de facebook. entrega especial para univisiÓn. usted se darÁ cuent

you know go back to serious music johann sebastian bach is one of the best known and best luck composers of all time and here in the land fall in berlin a group of world renowned musicians who got together to celebrate on a little differently i wonder what forsooth. steve bosher converse on the violin hits back in one thousand musicians and composers over the years and has inspired them to arrange the piece from all kinds of different instruments i did that anybody know our day in the fog began with guy bronstein playing the original version of posture cong. who had this wonderful idea of putting all these shock ons to gather i think it was daniel barenboim in the first place and he was exploring a little bit all the more and less known versions and there are probably millions of them all together and i think you made the choice at the end it's a great idea because the chicago is such a it's such that it's like for me the ultimate bar it's got everything in it and then to hear it on all these different instruments i think would have really liked that. to say he can't come to the concert

once in twenty nineteen you'll take over as artistic director of the berlin state ballet alongside johann assume and are you excited maybe a bit apprehensive. now there's no cause at all for on the start taking on the state ballet is certainly a major challenge so i've been preparing for it for two and a half or nearly three years i think it says and it's a very long process and yes i want to actually start the job until two thousand and nineteen common. there were initially huge protests over the decision to appoint a contemporary choreographer to co-direct the state ballet the traditional dancers were not happy with that of art had actually worked with the state ballet before writing a solo piece for its former artistic director of light amir malakoff to great acclaim. these angry protests have now seen just. one thing is clear taking over the state well a stash of oxes biggest breakthrough today and a huge challenge. for ten tons not qualify i think it's a great opportunity for dance in general to explore these extreme positions class or upper lip booklets books are on the one hand to

in turkey after the failed coup in the country two years ago you are let's go now to defuse your johann she is following this story for us in a stable good evening to you julia eclipsing these bilateral talks is this countdown to this major offensive in hope to three million people i mean what have the two min what are they said about this impending military campaign when it comes to the current situation in syria in italy of the two ministers up basically on the same page they agree that a major offensive on egypt has to be prevented as you already mentioned because it could lead to what they call a humanitarian catastrophe millions of civilian lives are at risk and turkey especially if the is another wave of refugees trying to cross its borders turkey already hosts more than three million refugees from syria this number could go up by another million or even more so this would be a huge financial burden of course for turkey so i guess ankara was not on happy to hear the german minister say that bertalan is considering to boost its humanitarian assistance to countries like turkey shoul

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let's bring in cofounder and fox business contradict tore johannes good morning. >> good morning.to say when i woke up this morning i thought for sure futures would be under pressure, and i'm a bit surprised we have got green after roars right now dow up 52 and nays tack up 21. what do you make of that? >> just hasn't been a drag on u.s. stocks and being a big drag and chinese stocks becaused a end of the days it a tax coming out of emerging markets in china and it is not such a high tax that the economy can't deal -- a perspective they have tax breaks in excess and it is not every company is some getting hit by tariff tax some are not but in general you're talking about 100 billion net tax break to this country, and then maybe 20 billion for a certain am of months is 10% on 2 billion trade bounce. out of china where this may go months ahead if this doesn't -- it is still not going to exceed that so until these tariffs spread across the whole world with and start taxing out of germany i don't see it as a huge drag on u.s. stocks doesn't mean it is a positive. but it's just not the

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it's not just a port city hamburg is also a music city composers such as philip till a month and johannes bombs used to work here and hamburg has also left its mark on rock and pop music history. and hamburg sang probably district the beatles gained important experience for their international career it all started in the early sixty's on the stage off the sparkle of a legendary place that has made history. nine hundred sixteen seventeen years after the end of world war two hamburg's rebel had been cleared away and its economy was flourishing. but the generation gap was huge young people were looking for alternatives and amusement. rock'n'roll was new and played an important role but teenagers could only listen to it on the radio and in a few cups. says local big week month for advice lita and bucks and way to host fashion founded this stuff club the name said it all. behind beyond almost else i'm good fun we started up something that reflected the mood that was simmering among young people. the. that's why we put posters up all over hamburg saying the hard times are over and corny music

key players in this special relationship was a prominent labor party member of norway's parliament johann you're going holst mr holst most of. the political level to me out of. the. ministry of the feds. he came to be a roots. in july i think it was seventy nine he made it. and they offer a lot of hot then why did the whole group. very pleasant did that mr holst's had very close contact. and that it's that aspect of mr whole spade even more interesting to me sort of. interested in order it was it is really already called things he said. that in the us a little prick just so awful to me i don't mean i mean it doesn't conflict that almost just before and in. the sultry halls on the. it was our own losses of trauma they let you can go and i was with one. you know mozart upward to him and moved to the future no look now. in one thousand nine hundred seventy nine the shah of iran fled into exile. israel lost an hour and a major oil supplier. the united states asked no way to guarantee to sell its north sea oil to israel concerned about repercussions for its un troops in lebanon norway scented

shirts to aid recognition a megaphone and team boss johannes fits the behavioral biologist and initiator of the recent hope project explains what else is required. if google deviant or higher than birds we still have are kept in captivity so when you want to release them into the wild you have to show them the migration route or create a new migration tradition. ninety three. and that thanks a lot of effort. i know and call him esther start working with a bird shortly after they hatch the foster mother to teach them to react to certain calls oh he's. fine it's kind. of the northern border is his get very close to their foster mothers. the young birds are supposed to follow the women everywhere because they have and it's person and we kept them when they're between three and eight days old and how as soon as they learn how to take food from a sudden we start calling them like this at every feeding they hear it so they'll connect the food with the cause that's what i've been the one where in the ultralight aircraft we use it so that they'll follow us around them it sounds and a half. on a

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shirts to aid recognition a megaphone and team boss johannes fits the behavioral biologist and initiator of the recent hope project explains what else is required. or higher than birds we still have are kept in captivity so when you want to release them into the wild you have to show them the migration route or create a new migration tradition. going. and that takes a lot of effort. and call him as to start working with a bird shortly after they hatch the foster mothers teach them to react to certain calls. the fight is the kind that is. their northern border and this is getting very close to their foster mothers. the young birds are supposed to follow the women everywhere because they have and it's a person and we kept and when they're between three and eight days old they learned how as soon as they learned how to take food from a sudden we start calling them like this at every feeding they hear it so they'll connect the food with the car that's what i've been the one where in the ultralight aircraft we use it so that they'll follow us around them it sounds and a half label. on a small

our let's go now to the abuse you johann she is following this story for us in your stable good evening to you joe you're eclipsing these bilateral talks is this countdown to this major offensive it lived up to three million people i mean what have the two minute what are they said about this impending military campaign. well when it comes to the current situation in syria in a delay of the two ministers up basically on the same page they agree that a major offensive on it live has to be prevented as you already mentioned because it could lead to what they call a humanitarian catastrophe millions of civilian lives are at risk and turkey especially fear is another wave of refugees trying to cross its border as turkey already hosts more than three million refugees from syria this number could go up by another million or even more so this would be a huge financial burden of course for turkey so i guess ankara was not on happy to hear the german minister say that bertalan is considering to boost its humanitarian assistance to countries like turkey should such an offensive really happen the

this time it's all about johann sebastian bach so here in the berlin solyndra in a world renowned musicians have gotten together to celebrate his shack on a little differently i wonder what would a force of this. in fifteen minutes. these men risking their lives trying to get to be in bosnia-herzegovina on a route that's riddled with landmines. the country is struggling to cope with growing numbers of refugees providing them with the bare necessities before they continue on their dangerous journey. thirteen dollars. you're smart t.v. the smarter with the t w four smart t.v. . what you watch when you want it up to date extraordinary. and you decide what song sunday morning. dot com smart t.v. . pick up the cup. this is day eight of the news live from then on the fire in western germany a wildfire that spock's weeks ago by a military test is now menacing several towns with the flames threatening thousands of people german defense officials are facing a storm of criticism will go to launch the site of the blaze also coming up another stress test should.

here on sunday maybe some windy conditions along the coast could be expected during the twenty five johannes a twenty four but here for cape town well winds are out of the south we're going to be seeing cape town at seventy degrees with mostly cloudy conditions for you. twenty five years after the signing on jazeera world tells a two part story of norway's role in the oslo accords another salute to the government of norway for its remarkable role in nurturing discipline in the secret negotiations and why its promise of peace has remained unfulfilled deciding the tone of the negotiations no make an issue of travel or go home the price of oslo an al-jazeera. tell stories for you this hour here on al-jazeera iran's president is vowing what he calls a crushing response after government sprite a military parade with gunfire at least twenty nine people killed including four go in the southern city of a huts i saw claimed responsibility by the iranian military planes groups linked to quote two gulf countries the campaign office of the maldives opposition candidate has been raided by police the even

that was johann is a bastian bach 70. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: you know my next guest from "the descendants," and "antman." please welcome back to the late show, judy greer! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: good to see you again. >> it is so nice to be back here. >> stephen: i haven't seen you assistance last summary. how is this summer for you. did you have a good one? >> yes, i did. i worked all summary long. >> stephen: you worked all summer, so you didn't have any vacations or anything like that? >> let me think. >> stephen: where did you go? what did you do? >> i went to work. >> stephen: sounds fun. in a tropical location? where did you go to work. >> funny enough, i was in charleston. >> stephen: that's a good place in the summer if you enjoy humidity. >> i do like humidity. >> stephen: what were you doing in charleston. >> i was doing a little halloween film, running from a bad guy. >> stephen: are you viciously hacked to pieces? >> i won't say anything about that. no spoilers. >> stephen: i've known you for a long time. >> i know. >> stephen: i

key players in this special relationship was a prominent labor party member of norway's parliament johann you're going holst mr holst. person at the political level to me out of. the. ministry of defense. he came to be a roots. in july i think it was seventy nine he made it. and the awful lot of hot then why did the whole group. very pleasant did that mr holst's had very close contact. and that it's that aspect of mr hall smith even more interesting to me that out of. a few that. interested in order it was that he already called things he said. that in the us a little prick just soak up the middle meaningless income it doesn't cover it that almost just before and in. the sultry halls on the. would just say it was our own losses atomically let you can do and i wish would one. you know mozart upward to him and move to the future no look now. in one thousand nine hundred seventy nine the shah of iran fled into exile. israel lost an hour and a major oil supplier. the united states asked no way to guarantee to sell its north sea oil to israel concerned about repercussions for its un troops in

key players in this special relationship was a prominent labor party member of norway's parliament johann you're going holst mr holst. person at the political level to me. the minister. or the minister of defense. he came to be a roots. in july i think it was seventy nine he made it. and the awful lot of hot then why did the whole group. very pleasant did that mr holst's had very close contact. and that it's that that's bitter mr hall smith even more interesting to me that out of. interest in order it was that he already called things he said. that in the us a little prick just so awful to me i don't mean i mean it doesn't cover it that it almost just before and in. the sultry halls on the. would just say it was our own losses of trauma they let you can go and i was with one. you know mozart upward to him removed would look now. in one thousand nine hundred seventy nine the shah of iran fled into exile. israel lost an hour and a major oil supplier. the united states asked no way to guarantee to sell its north sea oil to israel concerned about repercussions for its un troops in lebanon nor

you johann in istanbul has been fighting us and america looks friendly yet aloof while rage of type arab on anxiously peers at the plummeting leader that's how cartoonist i can portrays the turkish president's visit to germany he says turkey's currency crisis is a huge problem for atlanta it's affecting everyone in the country he's had to reduce the size of his satirical magazine le monde because the price of paper has more than doubled in the last few months. just didn't you know that a. an examination of the was a dedication and self-sacrifice have always been a part of life in turkey. it was especially in our field other than pixels here is a look at the letter. but now it has become a real struggle to survive and i don't know if we'll be able to make it. many turks complain about the rising cost of living due to the currency crash and they worry about the future some are hoping germany and the e.u. might step in. but they should help us and others what we don't have a problem with germany over the germans. in germany is our oldest friend somebody to say it could be due to teach in th

johann soften, welcome. it's -- johannson, it's good to see you again. we all know that our farmers are no strangers, our farmers are no strangers to uncertainty. they experience it every day when they check the weather forecasts, when they look at the markets, when their crops are challenged by invasive pests and diseases. and on top of all that, there are now more unknowns around agriculture exports and trade. mr. chairman, you and i have worked together on this not only here, but as senior members of the finance committee. we sit in a lot of meetings where we are bringing agriculture's needs forward. ahead of this hearing, i had a call with agricultural leaders from across michigan to hear directly from them, and no surprise, i heard loudly and clearly that our farmers need markets in order to be successful, and there are impacts that are occurring right now because of the uncertainty. agriculture exports add over $8.4 billion to the u.s. economy each year while supporting more than one s million american jobs on and off the farm. we recognize this in

shirts to aid recognition a megaphone and team boss johannes fix the behavioral biologist and initiator of the recent hope project explains what else is required. if you're going deviant or higher than birds we still have are kept in captivity so when you want to release them into the wild you have to show them the migration route or create a new migration tradition. nari going. and that takes a lot of effort. i know schmoe speak and call him out esther start working with a bird shortly after they hatch the foster mother to teach them to react to certain calls oh he's. fine the kind that is kind. of the northern border is his get very close to their foster mother's. the young birds are supposed to follow the women everywhere because they have and it's medicine and we get them when they're between three and eight days old and that how as soon as they learn how to take food from a sudden we start calling them like this at every feeding they hear it so they'll connect the food with the call that's what i've been the one where in the ultralight aircraft we use it so that they'll follow us o

in twenty nine thousand you'll take over as artistic director of the berlin state ballet alongside johann assume and are you excited maybe a bit apprehensive. now there's no cause at all for on the start taking on the state ballet is certainly a major challenge so i've been preparing for it for two and a half or nearly three years i think. it's a very long process and yes i want to actually stop a job until two thousand and nineteen common. there were initially huge protests over the decision to appoint a contemporary choreographer to co-direct estate ballet the traditional dancers were not happy with the actual votes had actually worked with the state ballet before writing a solo piece for its former artistic director of light in their mother called to great acclaim. these angry protests have now seen just. one thing is clear taking over the state ballet is national vox's biggest breakthrough today and a huge challenge. this is for ten times not qualify think it's a great opportunity for dance in general to explore these extreme positions. booklets books are on the one hand to really pre