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grocery store collecting food donations to distribute to residents who have lost their livelihoods juda the coronavirus crisis. we started in april with 6 or 7 families now we hope 20 families and the number is rising unfortunately the coastal regions and the lose your thrive on tourism far fewer package holiday makers came this summer making the quiet winter months ahead even harder than usual well though this little town has only 40 coronavirus cases the numbers are high in the region only a few foreign residents have returned to their 2nd homes on the costa del sol due to warnings against travelling to spain what they like and then are we depend on german customers and we're sorry to see they can't come here more chill they're not what i am but at that. we have expenses and have to pay back loans but where's the income but obviously lying to us all. to iraq says empty the mayor is doing everything in his power to stop this new situation and protect the village from the consequences of the pandemic. is the thousands of germans who come here all the time. she'll be advised to live as t

muslim prophet muhammad in his classroom the attacker reportedly waited outside the school to ask judas to identify his target he was later shot dead as police tried to arrest him. masked security forces had destructed a demonstration by women in the belly regime capital means human rights groups said at least 15 people were arrested hundreds of women marched through the city calling for the resignation of president alexander lukashenko bellers has seen a wave of protests since its disputed presidential election in august. i mean azerbaijan have agreed to a new humanitarian ceasefire in their conflict over the disputed nagorno-karabakh region came into force in midnight local time the russian brokered truce from last week fell apart almost immediately. bolivians go to the polls to elect a new president on sunday the country has been struggling with the pandemic which has hit the economy hard bolivia remains bitterly divided along ethnic lines former president evo morales is not on the ballot but in many ways the election is a referendum on his legacy. the front runner and if he is the p

the 62 year old has been going to work at the train station in judas almost every day for more than 35 years. or law he is everyone calls him is a train driver and a mechanic and works for albania state well way. every remaining passenger train in the country departs from and returns to do this. 5 times a week lottie brings passengers to the north south or east of albania. he is one of the last remaining 50 train drivers in the country. most of the heavy diesel locomotives were built in the soviet block and have been in use for over 40 years they were deemed too old by the former czechoslovakia but albania found them good enough. and they are still in office. and today. even though they are beginning to show their age. here you still have to do some manual work when shunting and coupling the locomotive to travel in the opposite direction. to the playoffs over. the. laundry drives the engine with its 3 carriages north of the last stop. located about 100 kilometers away just before the border with montenegro. in albania passenger trains only run within the country there was no internatio

she takes the story of judas brutal killing of the general whole affair and he's dials up the excitement the passion the horror you're right inside the tents with this thing happening in front of you can almost feel the whole blood spurting on t.v. it's a pretty shocking picture unflinching images painted by a courageous woman now finally in the spotlight. well as 0 in poland as looking for a home for an unusual reptile it caught in a pond in the west of the country the cayman a south american cousin of the alligator and a crocodile is not native to poland to staff believe it may be an unwanted pet which the owner released into the wild the zoo says they came in it would have had little chance of long term survival in the polish forest but thanks to the unusually mild autumn this year it's currently in good shape. and a reminder now of our top story. u.s. president donald trump has returned to the white house after leaving the hospital where he was being treated for kovac at 19 he said he was feeling fine and said he would return to the campaign trail soon. they're watching to give you n

from thousands protesting on the streets of the country in particular focus is the current king of juda long gone who's wrong here in germany have raised questions not just among his people but also in the german parliament has mall. the protest movement in thailand is picking up momentum protestors are calling for a constitutional change and want to reform thailand's powerful monarchy people want to really really go to the root. of this is they want. change. and they will do you know and these protesters. our very and. and when we look to the root causes of that part of the. gene compositions as. they see in the palace of. thailand's king along corn has a strong influence on most aspects of thai society and has tried to consolidate his power he is known and often criticized for his lavish lifestyle. but instead of ruling from his royal residence in bangkok. the king prefers to spend his time fountains of kilometers away in germany. this hotel in the bavarian resort town is where he normally stays for long stretches of time his presence in southern germany has been a tabloid sensation b

she takes the story of judas brutal killing of the general holder for these dials up the excitement the passion the horror you're right inside the tents with this thing happening in front of you can almost feel the whole blood spurting on t.v. it's a very shocking picture unflinching images painted by a courageous woman now finally in the spotlight. just a reminder of the top story we're following for you the election commission in congress dan has and all the results of last weekend's parliamentary paul the move came after protesters seized government buildings over night and freedom child former president. you're watching data with the news from then up next kick off with a review of match day train i'll be back next hour with more headlines until then you can stay up to date on our web site that's day w dot com dr can't forget to follow us on twitter and instagram as well as. thanks so much for watching. uk. kicked off. the berlin fights in the basement. at the match is dramatic and munich grabs 3 more points. shaka is defeated again thanks to their shockingly low performance like to

she takes the story of judas brutal killing all the general holder for these dawdles up the excitement of the horror you're right inside the tents with this thing happening in front of you can almost feel the whole blood spurting onto you it's a very shocking picture unflinching images painted by a courageous woman now finally in the spotlight. something we're seeing there you're watching did everyone is still coming up on news asia shackled for having a mental illness that is the fate thousands across asia are still suffering and on guard for a new career opportunity in china bodyguards are in high demand to protect the growing numbers of the wealthy chinese. my colleague ben or jane will have all that more coming up in just a few moments of news asia don't forget you can always get the very latest on our web site to depute dot com and you can also follow us on twitter and instagram at. i'm sara kelly and take you so much for joining us to take care and say see. it is for me. just for. this for. is for the bell it is for the beethoven 2020. 50th anniversary on d w o. closely. carefull

she takes the story of judas brutal killing of the general hala freddy's and dials up the excitement the passion the horror you're right inside the tents with this thing happening in front of you can almost feel the whole blood spurting on t.v. it's a very shocking picture unflinching images painted by a courageous woman now finally in the spotlight. 30 years ago east germany and west germany became one united germany and a group of photographers from both sides founded a new photo agency to mark the anniversary of the last call its agency invited photographers to give their take on boarders home and europe we talked to them as part of the d w arts $21.00 special what is home. in search of europe. 22 photographers look at the continent from 22 angles exploring questions about identity about past and future. in a borderless europe what exactly does home mean. going to the river on the german polish border to find out. it's the 1st time i thought about the construct of borders in this way. the landscape there looks no different from that on the brandenburg it felt completely familiar.

she takes the story of judas brutal killing of the general holder for a lease and dials up the excitement the passion the horror you're right inside the tents with this thing happening in front of you can almost feel the whole blood spurting on t.v. it's a very shocking picture unflinching images painted by a courageous woman now finally in the spotlight. let's get your mind of our top stories this hour u.s. president trump is back at the white house after his uncle's ational for covert 19 year period on a balcony and then a video message church people thought to be dominated by the virus interest killed 210000 americans. this is year view news live from berlin i'm brian thomas for the entire team thanks for being. fights. at the match is dramatic and munich grabs 3 more points. shaka is defeated again thanks to their shock the formants leipzig enters the international break at the top of the table. next. confrontation between china and taiwan the superpower is threatening to invade its neighbor. how serious is it how is china justifying its claims. d w s richard walker analyzes the cause

kurdistan in the meantime a current member of government a clear that they continue to fulfill their judas the national bank called on commercial banks to still for their activities until the situation is could fight the leaders of political movements continue negotiations to bow themselves it is not known what the president of the country certain budging because his going to do in this situation the demonstrations likely to continue but perhaps the cold evening will make its own adjustments to more small enough for russia today from caracas or. just on to finish up with a rare and beautiful site from china which is celebrating its middleton festival holiday that one province physics has got to experience a unique phenomenon. or . a bit of tranquility to wrap up with ok now you're up to date max and stacy you're up next with the latest kaiser report i'll have more on developing stories for you in 33 minutes from. now as the u.s. economy was booming growing numbers of people were made homeless. you can work 40 hours 'd in a week and still not have enough to get housing everybody believes am

she takes the story of judas brutal killing of the general holofernes and dials up the excitement the passion the horror you're right inside the tents with this thing happening in front of you can almost feel the whole blood spurting on t.v. it's a very shocking picture unflinching images painted by a courageous woman now finally in the spotlight. 30 years ago east germany and west germany became one united germany and a group of photographers from both sides founded a new photo agency to mark the anniversary of the last sea invited photographers to give their take on boarders home and europe we talked to them as part of the d.w. arts $21.00 special what is home. in search of europe. 22 photographers look at the continent from 22 angles exploring questions of identity about past and future. in a borderless europe what exactly does home mean. emission and bird went to the river on the german polish border to find out. it's the 1st time i thought about the construct of borders in this way. the landscape there looks no different from that on the brandenburg gate felt completely familiar.

clear that they continue to fulfill their judas the national bank called on commercial banks to stop their activities until the situation is right there leaders of political movements continue negotiations about themselves it is not known what the president of the countries are in budging because he's going to do in this situation the demonstrations likely to continue but perhaps the cold evening will make its own adjustments to more small enough for russia today from mr william or against the current political crisis that my colleague kevin. it seemed peaceful enough when these protests begat really people taking to the streets to voice their displeasure at how these elections were conducted it the results of the election would gradually with passions and tempers rising people began hurling stones at police progressive became more and more violent police began firing tear gas water cabin back at the protesters indeed even robbed of bullets hundreds and hundreds of people now injured schools of them seriously many in intensive care in hospitals protests bit protesters begad assaultin

kurdistan in the meantime current member of government to clear that they continue to fulfill their judas the national bank called on commercial banks to stop their activities until the situation is could fight believe is a political move. continue negotiations them self's it is not known what the president of the country is going to do in this situation demonstrations likely to continue but perhaps called evening will make its own adjustments to morris minor for russia today from. a smartphone app has been launched in the u.k. to record and remotely store video of police stop and search is a law firm is behind the move and says it's to ensure there is evidence of any interaction with offices the criminal lawyer who developed the app says it can provide a different perspective on an incident compared to police body cam video where cameras are sometimes turned off or recordings lost and you upload to the cloud in real time so if something happens to the phone the video is saved or the launch comes amid growing debate about the disproportionate use of stop and search towards members of the

like those on the opposite side of the conflict they want to end the whole 1st image of the cover of judas we worry about both the coronavirus and the war the same time we're trying to weave in between the 2 we have rubbing alcohol we have face masks we seem to have everything we need to go to bed. it's true that the current virus has been a bit forgotten because of the war we're concerned about all about the war that's where our attention is focused we want to free our lands from enemy occupation and return their. covert 19 is nothing compared to the war the armenians are worse than the coronavirus 1st we have to take care of them we have to get rid of them and with god's help the time has come and once we've done with that we will worry about the coronavirus no faultline the religious are see just her again coming and the heavy artillery and rocket fire. to get her here and now as a result will fall of directly as smooch missile at a 16 year old teenager have died right in the garden of his home this is not the 1st time children living can differ on why would you send c.d.'s are being ki

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kurdistan in the meantime current member of government to clear that they continue to fulfill their judas the national bank called on commercial banks to stop their activities until the situation is right the leaders of political movements continue negotiations themselves it is not known what the president of the countries are emerging because he's going to do in this situation the demonstrations likely to continue but perhaps the cold evening will make its own adjustments to more small enough for russia today from mr. german chancellor angela merkel is really is meeting right now with the belorussian ex presidential candidates that lana taken off sky a german government spokesperson did say that she was being welcomed to see king opposition figure bellary speaking of sky has been in south exile and if the way india since the contested election which nationwide protest and the and the us has joined the belorussian opposition and deny him seeing the result as rate. well taken off sky arrived in berlin on monday where she did take part in the solved rally organized by the better russian to

because i was called judas, a sell—out, i said "i don't know what i've sold out".ck man who happens to be a cop" so that means i integrate into the organisation with my beliefs and values. i'm not going to assimilate into norms and values of the culture. it's a long time now since you did that training at the police school in hendon, and then as a young beat officer, you joined the police on the streets of london. how painful is it now, as you've done in the book and as you probably will have to do with me, to recall some of the racism that you experienced? i'm not thinking of racism from people on the streets, but i'm thinking of racism inside your own team. 0h, absolutely. i would get monkey noises on the radio, i even remember a massive n—word in upper case on my locker. and it's in a secure area, so it couldn't be... it was... it had to be a team member. ..a policemen or women who had done it. absolutely, and it wasn't a member of the public. and did you report it? was it investigated ? yeah, well, they said they investigated but i didn't see anyone being spoke

because i was called judas, a sell—out, i said "i don't know what i've sold out".'m a black man who happens to be a cop" so that means i integrate into the organisation with my beliefs and values. i'm not going to assimilate into norms and values of the culture. it's a long time now since you did that training at the police school in hendon, and then as a young beat officer, you joined the police on the streets of london. how painful is it now, as you've done in the book and as you probably will have to do with me, to recall some of the racism that you experienced? i'm not thinking of racism from people on the streets, but i'm thinking of racism inside your own team. 0h, absolutely. i would get monkey noises on the radio, i even remember a massive n—word in upper case on my locker. and it's in a secure area, so it couldn't be... it was... it had to be a team member. ..policemen or women who had done it. absolutely, and it wasn't a member of the public. and did you report it? was it investigated ? yeah, well, they said they investigated but i didn't see anyone being

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son millones que se estima el nÚmero de creyentes en san judas tadeo.pusieron una foto asÍ como de sorpresa. karla: Él querÍa que saliera en la oficina. marlo: estaban preguntando si usamos mÁscara o no. [risas] juan: exacto. gracias a karla, gracias a la familia de univisiÓn. esto lo hemos hecho juntos. desde enero 21 estamos dando la mejor informaciÓn sobre el coronavirus. sentimos que es nuestra responsabilidad en tÉrminos de la comunidad hispana. nosotros en univisiÓn y todo el equipo, todo el equipo, todos los programas, todas las personas que trabajan en univisiÓn hemos estado comprometidos con ustedes para dar la mejor informaciÓn. gracias a los doctores que tambiÉn han estado con nosotros por muchos dÍas tambiÉn. karla: sÍ. muchas felicidades para ti, juan, y a todos los doctores que nos ayudan. escuchen. las personas que sobreviene el coronavirus se ha visto con un deterioro mental de 10 aÑos de envejecimiento del cerebro. esto es increÍble. juan: este es el resultado de un estudio realizado a mÁs de 84,000 personas por mÉdico de londres. el tr

she takes the story of judas brutal killing of the general holder for his dawdles up the backside of the passion the horror of your rights inside the tents with this thing happening in front of you can almost feel the whole blood spurting on t.v. it's a very shocking picture unflinching images painted by a courageous woman now finally in the spotlight. a quick reminder of the top story we're following for you here on news the election commission and kurdistan as in all the results of last weekend's parliamentary poll the move came after protesters seized government buildings overnight and freed a jailed former president the head of the commission said of the decision was aimed at avoiding tension. up next our current affairs magazine a close up examines china's increasingly aggressive stance on taiwan i'm sorry kelly thanks for watching. confrontation between china and taiwan the superpower is threatening to invade its neighbor. how serious is it how is china justifying its claims. richard walker analyzes the causes and dangers of the conflict in taiwan china's next target closer. ne

she takes the story of judas brutal killing of the general whole affair and he's dials up the excitement the passion the horror you're right inside the tents with this thing happening in front of you can almost feel the whole blood spurting on t.v. it's a very shocking picture unflinching images painted by a courageous woman now finally in the spotlight. 30 years ago east germany and west germany became one united germany and a group of photographers from both sides founded a new photo agency to mark the anniversary of the last call its agency invited photographers to give their take on boarders home and europe we talked to them as part of the d w arts $21.00 special what is home. in search of europe. 22 photographers look at the continent from 22 angles exploring questions about identity about past and future. in a borderless europe what exactly does home mean. mission and bird went to the river on the german polish border to find out. babbitt. the 1st time i thought about the construct of borders in this way. the landscape there looks no different from that on the brandenburg gate felt

that but a lot of not just one quick action to deal with these problems for the last 10 days or so judas have been asking the president to come out and address the people and that is a demand that has yet to be met by the president already the government officials we talked to will tell you that the president or the government has dealt with some if not all the issues raised by the by the protest. one of them is the disbanding of the sauce unit which is police unit everybody was talking about but a few days later there was another unit that was formed and then that suspicion sort of crept in that you to say you are replacing a unit with another unit so it's just cosmetic surgery so that set in some kind of distrust between the protesters and the government ok thank you for as updates as managers and hopefully as you say we will actually hear something from the nigerian government later on. well u.s. secretary of state has joined the global do not see action of the violence against the protesters in nigeria this was my pump a statement is that the u.s. strongly condemns the use of excessi

reportero: ahora esta familia dice sÓlo le queda rezarle al santo de las causas perdidas, san judas tadeoarros de policÍa asistir. sino hubiese estado este agente cerca y la saca en esas 30 o 60 segundos que Él comentaba, probablemente l'histoire vice sido diferente ya que el auto al poco tiempo explotÓ. satcha: sin duda alguna por segundos logrÓ la diferencia. gracias por acompaÑarnos esta maÑana y brindarnos estas impactantes imÁgenes. alan: gracias. en este momento, voy a enlazar con doctor juan . primero qque nada saludarlo. juan: cÓmo estÁs, alan? alan: los doctores responden. usted junto conmigo para responder y hablar en tema sumamente interesante. algo muy actual y lo estÁ viendo. el covid-19 llegÓ a mÍ. esto no es un juego, por favor. tÓmelo en serio. no se lo deseo a nadie. asÍ anunciÓ la cantante melina leÓn que se habÍa contagiado con el covid-19 y desde desde el hospital estuvo compartiendo sentimientos encontrados. juan: ya hoy estÁ en su casa gracias a dios recuperÁndose. vamos con ella en vivo para que nos cuente de su proceso. >> buenos dÍas. alan: verte muy bien, melina.

mexicana saltÁndose las normas del distanciamiento social cientos de fieles le cantar la maÑanita a san judasige usar ma mascarillas y para muchos los que llegaron hasta allÍ para pedir por la salud de los suyos >>> esto lo que se vive en torno a los republicanos y demÓcratas que aquÍ les presentamos nuestro mÍnimo debate politico >>> a tan solo 5 dÍas de las elecciones presidenciales del 2020 mÁs de 75 millones de ciudadanos registrados para votar ya lo han hecho es una cifra histÓrica para hablar sobre este metamos alfonso aguilar analista polÍtico de un analista demÓcrata buenos dÍas, a cuÁl de los 2 candidatos beneficia esta cifra histÓrica, freddy >>> bueno el pensamiento convencional indica que debe favorecer a los demÓcratas porque se estÁn viendo nÚmeros muy altos pero yo lo veo con mucha cautela creo que los demÓcratas deben tener mucho cuidado y no sentirse demasiado confiados porque va ser una contienda muy reÑida por ambos lados >>> el voto se ha triplicado respecto al 2016 y con cuÁl de los 2 candidatos pudiera estar en peligro cuÉntanos >>> ciertamente que reconocer que muy poco

president ford nominated john paul stevens, who was a moderate day, to then his left judas potentiallyplaya day o'connor, didn't that large of a role. it wasn't until bork that it assumed a huge role that it plays in all of our supreme court discussions. >> the book supreme disorder tonight at 8:00 eastern on q&a. american history tv on c-span three, exploring the events that tell the american story every weekend. up, a series of archival films on wildfires, firefighting, fire prevention. watch the 1984 vice presidential debate between george bush and geraldine ferraro. exploring the american story, watch american history tv today. >> washington journal continues. join us from his home in washington dc is political reporter dan balz. good sunday morning. thank you for being with us. only october 4. what a year it has been it. guest: it's been an unbelievable year. nobody could have written the script for this year. as though not every week but every other day something dramatic happens that shakes the country. we've had unrelenting bad news for most of the year. pandemic, terrible econ