what we have is an incident whereby two jewish men who were wearing the traditional kip are yarmulke on their heads were pursued down the street by a group of three people who attacked them with a belt they shouted the. arabic word for jew them as they pursued them in response we do hear one of the. those that was attacked who was actually filming at the same time saying whether i'm jewish or not you've got to deal with this there's a lot of focus on the police here in germany at the moment to get a result in this case the the whole incident is caught on film we have a clear view of the perpetrators for all the alleged perpetrators face. but also because this isn't the only incident this isn't a stand alone moment if we look back just the last month there was a case where by a jewish primary school student on saying that she was jewish was told that well you should be beaten and killed for that there's also been incidents whereby a israeli born ballet dancer in the show in a big area of the city was well over his staff were harassed at a restaurant that he set up saying that they sho

here in berlin police are investigating what appears to be a hate crime two young men wearing jewish kip was attacked in broad daylight. plus u.s. president trump confirms his as cia director mike pumping held secret talks with north korean leader kim jong il and what does this mean for hopes of peace on the korean peninsula. i bring golf it's good to have you with us israel is a celebrating seventy years of independence today the country's anniversary began with the observance of memorial day somber occasion that brought the nation to a standstill. at eleven o'clock this morning israelis polls for two minutes to remember. when soldiers and victims of terrorism the country turn to more joyful celebrations tonight israel was founded after the partition of palestine in one nine hundred forty eight providing jews with a homeland but also causing divisions which have lasted to this day. well for more now i'm joined by the w.'s tanya kramer she is on the story for us tonight from jerusalem good evening to you tanya seventy years of israel is a story of success it's also a story of expulsions

i'm the director of advocacy in kip and bayview area schools. i'm here to reiterate that we are generally not satisfied with the popular offer to locate our school in the mission education center. as you know we've served kids in the bayview since 2003, which is about 15 years, and we are not newcomers to the bayview community, but we're part of the existing community. our charter clearly outlines and states that our school will serve students of the day viba and we know that there's space at the schools, such as malcolm x. the district has made it a priority to keep students in the bayview and kip has created an opportunity for that purpose. so it does not make sense to ship 100 plus students out of the bayview and bus the new school students who do not live in the bayview in. so displacing two communities will ultimately punish the learner, which is our students. so our prospective parents who i'm here on behalf of, and our students and our families want to stay in the bayview, and i hope that we can work together over the next month to work i

sunday conversation here on the bundesliga with me here to converse our two guests first we've got kip holden who writes on the business leader for the mail online and we've also got john expat from right here at the sports kit i want to start with you let's talk dortmund it's been a rough season for them but this win puts them back into the driver's seat they could even take over second place next week of reports of dortmund's demise been greatly exaggerated in some ways yes i mean i think it was brought in to do a job and that was to make sure that the doormen finish in the top for the season and get back into the jam easily and he's doing that but he's doing that in a very paid a stereo way which is quite practically and it's not with a lot of entertainment so we say the football exactly nice actually football and that could be a problem for them going forward because i'm in the the that these are club into a bit of identity crisis. questions over whether or not kind of football will still be able to attract the same sort of players they were trying to do in the last four or five ye

>> i think what we just saw with kip jong un going for two hours with his sister, wife and others andatching k-pop. i don't know if you're a consideration-pop, i'm becoming a k-pop fan. this is a very well choreographed find of north and south korea relations. what is china's game in this, i'm not sure yet. when you look at that, you ask the question what my concern is. my concern is i want to make sure donald trump understands all the strategic nuances and that when he sits down with kim jong-un, most of us don't think that they'll denuclearize. i want to know what the broader strategy is. >> let me bring that up. these are places, pork, fruit and nuts, these are sparkling wine for example, probably -- >> that's trump -- >> exactly that's in california. >> pork's iowa. >> so there's a political component for the president as well. >> there's a little bit of a political component. china is being restrained that's why you see the market shotguki wean offer. credit we auction our debts and china is the biggest buyer of debt. if the chinese decided not to show up one day to a tee bill au

german capital in a gentrified berlin neighborhood two young men walking down the street wearing jewish kip was a sight that has become less uncommon and is reportedly becoming riskier by the day it happened yesterday and what you are about to see is the video of the attack that was taken by one of the two men who say that they were targeted because they chose to wear a jewish symbol you'll hear one of the attackers and yelling the word jew in arabic and whether or not the men targeted were actually jewish appears to have played no role in the minds of their attackers. in the days. in the days. they have been. then you would in any student in what that meant not. to meet them in black on. those are disturbing images from not far from d.w. news right here in the heart of berlin today israel's ambassador to germany jeremy issacharoff told a d.-w. news that he is very disturbed by the video but he added that he is not pessimistic about the future of germany especially as a new home to many jews. a very disturbing incident here in berlin an anti-semitic incident a boy wearing a kippah was attac

following the a positive initial results human wildlife solutions plans to rule out the system in other kip town suburbs in this way they want to achieve that fewer and fewer animals shot dead. well that's all the time we have for today's program we hope you why inspired to help protect our environment in your own way to find out more about our show visit our website my name is sarah money and it's goodbye from nairobi kenya and indeed if you're involved in environmental project and want to share your story get in touch with us via email or social media platforms thank you for watching look forward to seeing you next hour because show a military one by by from. the southwest nigeria. the be. above. the law. the law. the. law. the. law. the. blood. the big stars the stars you make the playoffs those are the representatives of the billy shmita architect of east germany's polish stage. the big moment if i had my way clegg the east germany would still be. the band but you know the bush mubasher a fear in fifteen minutes on d w. player muslimism is bangladesh on the books of. the bomb op. we are

i personally do not want to wear a kip on the street of the bush there is no reason in the world to say to people to not wear their their. accessories for their religion i think it's a great shame because we're in the poorest across who can do or want to do most of the where they're here christians going to where they're christ's everybody can do whatever he wants to do and in the twenty first century it's a huge huge mistake for this incident recently it's just really worrying i would also think that it's not harmless strictly in the most horrible thing about it is that it took place in broad daylight and that apparently there were all kinds of people around who did not intervene. often are you scared. not me personally but yes the climate scares me. well as a solidarity march attacking the place and the moment where's the key. political correspondent thomas starr is that welcome thomas what is the atmosphere like that . well we've been here for about an hour now and the place behind me in front of the jewish community center has been slowly filling up in fact the event has just starte

what we have is an incident whereby two jewish men who were wearing the traditional kip are yarmulke on their heads were pursued down the street by a group of three people who attacked them with a belt they shouted the. arabic word for jew them as they pursued them in response we do hear one of the. of those that was attacked who was actually filming at the same time saying whether i'm jewish or not you've got to deal with this there's a lot of focus on the police here in germany at the moment to get a result in this case the the whole incident is caught on film we have a clear view of the perpetrators for all the alleged perpetrators face. but also because this isn't the only incident this isn't a standalone moment if we look back just the last month there was a case where by a jewish primary school student on saying that she was jewish was told that well you should be beaten and killed for that there's also been incidents whereby a israeli born ballet dancer in the show in a big area of the city was well over his staff were harassed at a restaurant that he settled saying that they

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shul kip because they wanted to politically-- they want to polit sint v.a. and privatize it. and the president seems to go along with the koch brothers will and others against what every veterans' group who have spoken out about it, whether the legion, the paralyzed vets-- all oppose the privatization of the v.a. because they know the people at top that ke money from this private company, that veterans health services and moral at the agency always suffers when do that. you start with that, but there's more chaos injected here because there's no backup plan. i mean, i talked to people thatk t the cincinnati v.a., or the dayton v.a., or the community-based clinics in ohio, and they tell you we just want a v.a. that has got a stae management, that does predictable things, instead of this chaos with no end in sight, as dr. jackson continues ndto fl and people keep asking questions that the white house never asked. >> yang: you said the white house never asked. do you have a question about-- concerns about how well thee whuse is vetting some of these nominees? >> well, i'm concer

there was also a second gold of the games for uganda's joshua kip brewery chipped again in the ten thousand meters the twenty one year old holding off canada's muhammad lead to win in the games record time check to gate also won the five thousand meters he's the first man in over seventy years and just the second ever to win both commonwealth titles. the wall there was a clean sweep for kenya in the men's three thousand me to steeplechase reigning olympic and world champion consensus bruto taking the gold medal ahead of competitors abraham give you what a most cruelly. and in those catarina johnson thompson claimed the women's heptathlon title the twenty five year old who won the world indoor pentathlon crown earlier this year led the field heading into the final eight hundred metres race she crossed the line in fourth in that which was enough to see her win gold head of canada's nina schultz and fellow english athlete emerson it's johnson thompson's first senior outdoor title she'll now bid for a third gold of twenty eighteen at the european championships in august meanwhile to indianapoli

so if you're keen on getting some extra kip, there are some top tips from tom. routine.nd keep the bedroom for sleep and for sex. the cocktails produced before, during and after are a great way of getting to feel sleepy. food. you might want to try a couple of kiwi fruit before bed. new research shows that it produces serotonin, which is a precursor of melatonin, the sleep hormone. and lord if you are watching us on bbc two, you are going to be leaving us now for the snooker. and we carry on now with a full weather update from carole. good morning. a lot of showers will develop further east, heavy and sundry with some hail thrown in for good measure. what's happening today is low pressure is driving our weather, coming around from the south west or the west, chilly direction, blowing the showers towards the east, but some will develop anyway. nowhere is immune to shower or two, but in between them you will find some sunshine. temperatures up to 15, not as high as yesterday where in gravesend in kent we got to 18.5. overnight, many showers will fade but we hang onto them

ainsley: hunt is now on for a man who tried to kip two women in broad daylight.believed to be involved in both incidents down in houston. woman opening the door toes escape after a man threw her into the car. another woman says a man tried to get her inside the toyota but she fought back and got away, neither were seriously injured. the "new york times" terrified of -- terrified of retirement rumors swirling about u.s. supreme court justice anthony kennedy. the newspaper's editorial board writing, quote: every will 1-year-old, especially those who have devoted their lives to the service of their country should have the freedom to retire without worrying that the nation's future may hang in the balance. president trump would likely fill the seat with a conservative. kennedy has long played the role of a swing vote on the court. roseanne barr opening up on her phone call from president trump at this year's jerusalem post conference. the actress reveal she personally thanked him for moving the u.s. embassy in israel. >> i said and mr. pump, on behalf of my mother, i

todd: here to tell us about it illinois school resource officer here to tell us about it deputy kip hinellywe don't want mental health in schools. we are saying we want both. armed security officers and mental health in schools, correct? >> yes. we deal with mental health issues quite often at school. and i, you know, i work very well with my guidance counselors, the school psychologists, the school social worker. i agree there needs to be more of those inside the school but i think pulling sos out of school the first line against attacks is the wrong thing to do. ed: we want to be fair and give a direct quote. it says selected school districts must reallocate funding to other evidence based and promising practices designed to promote school safety and healthy learning environments, including increase use of school psychologists, social workers and other mental and behavioral health specialists. as you say, deputy, that's fine. let's bring in those elements as well. but when you are on the front lines of this big problem in this country, isn't it important to have a sort of the all of the a

i said, well, that's horse hock kip but let me think about it a little bit and i'll get back with you, so i did. so make a bottom line short, i said, okay, what we're going to do, we're going to dig eight-foot fox holes, put soldiers in them with para scopes and they'll be attacked live, live rounds by soldiers coming up. now, you guys in the fox holes, you can talk and we'll get you on the radio. if you're up high enough so you can see and report, well, that's good. if you can push it up higher and fire your gunfire simulator, that's even better. but if you're silhouette gets hit, that's an awe shit and you're out. so, okay, they got the idea, okay. bottom line, what we found out was by far the best way is for the m-16 not semiautomatic, not automatic, but three-round burst. that's where the three-round burst came from. as far as i know it's still there because the three-round burst is accurate, most suppressive. after three rounds other rounds are up in the sky and totally ineffective. >> okay. that's neat. the development of that. >> yeah, i'm proud of that. >> so what started out