member state to the cells i seen you can enter a shed said laurie so with a grin this big ship has. made a very through that door that door let's share that shit are also not in the say the virus trade even thought that if it's impossible getting rid of controls didn't get rid of smuggling completely fireworks which are banned in the republic of ireland are still taken across regularly there are legal in the north and sales of them are brisk in the border region. and foreign diesel subsidized by the e.u. also often crosses the border illegally as does heating oil from northern ireland that's not been slapped with a value added tax because there are no controls. conor patterson remembers a very different time into the one nine hundred ninety s. thousands of trucks were checked by customs officials in the sheds they disappeared with the advent of the e.u. single market here but breaks it could bring it all back along with a return of more professional organized smuggling if beef and the irish republic and lying with base prices across the years that wall or a ups on cheap beef is bein

member state to the cells i see me going to shit well said laurie so we're going to this big ship. made a very through that through that door let's share that chip. in the size of our trade even thought that if it's impossible i getting rid of controls didn't get rid of smuggling completely fireworks which are banned in the republic of ireland are still taken across regularly they're legal in the north and sales of them are brisk in the border region. and foreign diesel subsidized by the e.u. also often crosses the border illegally as does heating oil from northern ireland that's not been slapped with a value added tax because there are no controls. conor patterson remembers a very different time into the one nine hundred ninety s. thousands of trucks were checked by customs officials in the sheds they disappeared with the advent of the e.u. single market here but bricks that could bring it all back along with the return of more professional organized smugglers have faith in the irish republic and lying with big prices across the years at waller a lot on cheap basis being on board

around madrid have reappointed senate in the downy as coach after sacking santiago so laurie done is due to take over training today his new contract runs until twenty twenty two now danny was hugely successful in his first spell israel's coach who won three champions league titles in a row and one league of crown with the team but they have struggled since he resigned last may crashed out of the champions league last weekend they are twelve points behind leaders barcelona in the league. in the bonus league as monday night game frankfurt and close out match day twenty five the hosts took their time but eventually overcame their opponents scoring three goals in the second half that means frankfurt remain undefeated in two thousand one thousand. dusseldorf were defeated by frankfurt in a major way earlier this season conceding seven goals to the high flying eagles all eyes were on frankfurt as he scored five goals against dusseldorf for their first encounter but he wouldn't be a factor in this one the home side thought they were off to a great start maybe to an early goal but unfortuna

so laurie schmidt is here, the attorney who worked with the osundairo brothers. aid them to stage an attack on him in january. gloria, thank you so much for joining us. so let's talk about this. the president says that this case is an embarrassment. what do you make of the charges being dropped? >> well, you know, i have to agree with the characterization of this being an embarrassment. i originally, okay, was planning on going on spring break with my family. we were literally in my living room packing. i had told the state's attorney, you know, i'm going on spring break with my family, i'll see you next week. i had just been in touch with them a few days ago, okay? and then i see the news, just like everyone else, and was baffled. baffled. >> so you got no warning. correct me if i'm wrong, brothers who you represented, were they cooperating witnesses and if they were, one would think that they would be notified of any changes in this case, am i wrong? >> well, they were cooperating witnesses to the extent that they were witnesses and they wanted to cooperate. but

the one who seemed to be a snob but hey i'm not in that world so they say you got a grammy as like ok you know i'm not like. you know. laurie anderson would much rather just be making art and for four days of the old she can do just that building out of pure improvise ation her ships in the air. on january first germany became the first country in the e.u. to offer a third gender option on birth certificates a move that many hailed as a revolution for anyone who had to enter phys outside of the conventional male female binary but society as a whole is lagging seriously behind and in terms of things like occupational policy product design or even city planning most things are still geared towards the male as standard for the species. welcome to the world of gender design meaning simply good design for women men and everyone else gender is one of the year's biggest buzz words there are gender neutral toilets and in this exhibition gender sensitive designed to be and a society develops so design develops it's a two way relationship so. the first glance at the exhibition not my thing gender and design a design academy reveals t

so. lou reed probably would have enjoyed this concert he was a musician he was open to experimentation laurie anderson described him as one of the first noise artists who got a little bored with notes. and i do hope lou reed is walking on the wild side wherever he is well that's all for this time on arts and culture a quick reminder that you can always find the show and a lot more info on our website just go to be w dot com slash culture and you can also visit us on twitter so thanks for watching and until we meet again from myself and the team here all the best from berlin and she. didn't. want reagan international talk show for journalists just because the topic of the week europe has not been so necessary as today nor so endangered says french president. will his vision for a new european renaissance to mobilize support for the new that's our topic today on trust me i join us. quadriga thirty minutes. w. . the floods have taken everything they own now despair is a place god must climate refugees by day. they seek shelter the couple to come. but he finishes the waters chief rising. above th

so. lou reed probably would have enjoyed this concert he was a musician he was open to experimentation laurie anderson described him as one of the first noise artists who got a little bored with notes. and i do hope lou reed is walking on the wild side where ever he is well that's all for this time on arts and culture a quick reminder that you can always find the show and a lot more info on our website just going to g.w. dot com slash culture and you can also visit us on twitter so thanks for watching and until we meet again from myself and the team here all the best from berlin and . order. to. help africa. the primate capital on the world. uganda is bubonic farce national heart is hidden deep in the jungle good lives ranges ensure the survival of shims i'm told the creature has. a concept for success. or is a. ninety minute double. the players in the table. stakes petroleum up in a game of color to muddy the competition is fierce for the world's most important natural resource. betting checking how long will they be able to play who will win a good game but you medical investigation startin

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common borders and there are a few there even once you are so crude and rude when you are going to that you or your ground law you know country laurie go. forward a little bit and honorific only a matter of three to really yeah ok negative i'm going to have to cut you off there and that is a bad day yoko she is the chair of the african security sic to admit to it thank you. break dancing has come a long way since it was invented by african american kids in the one nine hundred seventy s. and eighty's uganda is one of the countries where the street dancing craze has firmly taken root is let me introduce you now to cottle kumble kone only tall he is old and already a monster of this chosen os i think. you gun does break dance boy. this is walk the talk i don't believe he loves to do. i want to do training and bands and he wouldn't tell them to say yes he's only. just. playing right down through. the ranks making this job. or talking about. i. think if the twelve year old is not the. he picks up the brush. printing teacher is he's number one fun. linked to profession a dance instructor. this kid out of a sin those who cling to the. kno

league and lost twice to paris wobbles barcelona santerre with laurie's team are third in the table fourteen points adrift of boss that. so in a while his return to action after a five week break was cut short the american retired in the third round of the indian wells masters williams race to a three love lead against darby in the group in the percept but then lost the next seven games soon after organizers said the thirty seven year old was suffering from a bi role in illness and declared the match over its second time in four years that williams has withdrawn from the tournaments. a former wimbledon and french open champion is through to the fourth it's. on the men's tour world number two rafa nadal eased past year donalson to reach the second round in california tao beating the american in straight sets six one six one of the diego sportsman of argentina and. a phoenix suns of upset the reigning n.b.a. champions golden state warriors beating them for the first time since two thousand and fourteen over in miami the heat were beaten by the visiting detroit auto raptors kyle lowry had twenty four white house call c. i ca

so. lou reed probably would have enjoyed this concert he was a musician he was open to experimentation laurie anderson described him as one of the first noise artists who got a little bored with notes. and i do hope lou reed is walking on the wild side where ever he is well that's all for this time on arts and culture a quick reminder that you can always find the show and a lot more info on our website just go to g.w. dot com slash culture and you can also visit us on twitter so thanks for watching and until we meet again from myself and the team here all the best from berlin and . everything here is so electric. indeed ninth geneva international motor show powered by electricity. ready for production and affordable. spacey futuristic. the latest technology trend. electro mobility that's a geneva auto show. trying to. thirty mexico. w. . the baltic sea is always worth a visit. that's why our host nicole foolish sets off this top. where she embarks on her wintry expedition. making discoveries along the way. a mysterious gold treasure maritime delicacy and move in spa in charge of. the team in

so. lou reed probably would have been joined this concert he was a musician he was open to experimentation laurie anderson described him as one of the first noise artists who got a little bored with notes. and i do hope lou reed is walking on the wild side wherever he is well that's all for this time on arts and culture a quick reminder that you can always find the show and a lot more info on our website just go to few w. dot com slash culture and you can also visit us on twitter so thanks for watching and until we meet again from myself and the team here all the best from berlin and . let you we were. you know we were now eighty percent of americans in some point in our lives will experience hardship listen up. double. binds. five days in the midst of venezuela's crisis in the fight to get aid into the country with a convoy of quantum god don't support us and exclusive d.w. report alongside venezuelan journalist says our buddies a close look now at the country's catastrophic conditions on the way to colombia or a showdown on the border. starts march eighteenth.

so appealing, so dangerous, so lovely to look at, the darling of london, england, miss annie laurie starr(gunfire) (kathryn bigelow) somebody tamed and compliant is less seductive. the fact it's unobtainable, touch it, it'll scratch you, is very attractive. i think people like to play with fire. (joe lewis) i wanted a beautiful, innocent, lovable young lady who was a demon. who was vicious and yet could charm you. i got the two of them together and i said, "peggy, you are a female dog in heat. and you, john, you're a male dog in heat. and you meet for the first time. now, you don't know whether one or the other is going to attack and so you size each other up. and all that desire comes out." the only way that this picture could succeed was a love story. a love story that could never, never work out, but yet have an audience rooting for them. i love the sense of doom in it and i love the sense of you can just see it coming. i want a guy with spirit and guts. (paul schrader) that sense of romantic longing and obsession, and knowing that what you are doing is doomed and you can't stop from d

few days lots of place here there was he taking no chances and laurie's just behind the camera arriving with lots and lots of traffic cam so they're expecting it to be a big event here in christchurch and then a significant one not just for the most in population before all new zealanders to tell come to terms with the last seven days andrew thomas seven forty live there thank you very much. mentioned new zealand's prime minister has moved quickly to change the country's gun laws are to last friday's mass shooting or military style semiautomatic weapons and assault rifles are effectively banned immediately when haye has more cross church. less than a week after fifty people were murdered prime minister just announced changes to gun laws that she says will make new zealand safer today i'm announcing that new zealand will ban all military style seamy order medic we can we will also ban all assault rifles we will ban on all current capacity magazines we will ban or pads with the ability to convert seeming automatic or any other type of firearm into i'm military style seamy or domestic weapon i just don't expect the laws to be

so to speak. how has it been, you know, obviously you still have laurie metcalf. you still have sara gilbert.hout roseanne around? >> it was. it was -- it was really odd. she's a -- we used to have a lot of fun on the show. and i really missed her this year. >> seth: yeah. i can only imagine what it's like i mean, certainly, there were things she was doing outside the show which ultimately led to her leaving, but the pduct the first year really did have that old snap to do it. >> well, she -- she gave up a lot so that we could do the show. she gave up all her rights to it.'t so we diave to call ourselves the monners or the chonners or anything like that.y >> seth. >> and invent new characters. but yeah. she'll always be missed. >> seth: one of the things that people loved about the reboot of the show is it took issues seriously. and up to and including the fact that roseanne was written off the show. piher character died of and overdose. >> yeah. >> seth: you know, and-- you just kind of say, oh, gosh, you guys went into it headlong like that. we you surprised that that how they handled it? >

you," to not feel so alone. announcer: still ahead. female: i want to know what you're thinking. announcer: one teacher's takeaway and the lesson she wants all educators to learn. laurie: i think it's something that we do need to be taught. announcer: plus, our investigation leads to major reforms. bigad: it had an impact for you and your team? male: yeah, yeah, and it was one of those things where it's just we need to think about this. announcer: laurie wekaser has behigh school english.here. female: really paying attention to our writing. announcer: for 26 years. female: i think this is a really important topic. announcer: but today she's the student. female: gender is separate from sexual orientation. female: there were some things in that training that i didn't even know. announcer: wekaser's one of about 1100 teachers this year at the east side union high school district in san jose who, for the first time, will undergo mandatory training on gender issues. female: and we're going to talk a little bit about lgbtq language and some of the things that you may be learning or hearing in your classrooms. bigad: have you had students who identify as trans? laurie: yeah,

laurie laughlin appeared in court. she wasmo released on a $1 milln bond. the same as r. kelly. they were abuse caused -- accused of paying $1 million so their kids could get into stanford. they never played on the rowing team once. fellow actress was arrested at gun point during a raid by multiple fbi agents after she was accused of paying thousands of daughters to -- thousands of dollars to take her daughter's a.s.a.t. scores. students may get kicked out of the college. that should be the least of theirhe worries. the parents will be facing up to 20 years behind bars. 50 people have been charge, including multiple college athletic coaches, a school administerrer, and they claim to have successfully serviced over 800 clients who paid him tens and tens of thousands and inso some cases millions of dollars. unbelievable. why? i guess foror status and braggig rights to tell their friends their privileged children got into the best schools, even though in reality they weren't good enough academically or athleteically to do so. they stumped on the futures of other people. there's only so many spots at each school. kids whoal had to work for

so many people don't ever report. >> she said she felt powerless. she was the first wyomioman to that and she felt shame and powerless. >> retired naval captain, laurie manning, who served 25 years and was at yesterday's hearing. martha mcsally says she did not cro trust the system and that's why she did not report it. she was higher up in the system than a lot of people in the military. >> absolutely. if she does not trust the system, what about all those thousands of people junior to her? the system is broken. it has been broken forever. she's right, it is time we start to fix it. >> wow. how? how do you fix it? when you say it is broken, it is broken forever. is there something about the military that makes it hafrder o solve this problem in larger society? would you think the military is lawful than lawless. >> the military has made great changes over the past 20 years in the military justice system to make it easier to prosecute perpetrators, to take some of the power away from non lawyer decision makers and they have also become much better at supporting the survivors of military sexual assault. what they have not done or the u.s. nationally ha

so much for coming in. we appreciate it. nice to meet you, lord. >> thank you for coming out. .> i wouldn't miss it, laurie thank you. >> we are doing everything that we can. >> i appreciate it. mr. o'rourke: hello, how are you? >> nice to meet you. mr. o'rourke: nice to meet you. thank you for coming out. brian, nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. mr. o'rourke: thank you. what is your name? >> meg. mr. o'rourke: nice. nice to meet you. >> nice shot. >> thank you. mr. o'rourke: you're welcome. here you go. thank you for coming out. thank you so much. beto, what is your name? aaron.m mr. o'rourke: nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. i appreciate it. mr. o'rourke: do you have a camera you would like your picture taken with? >> yes. here you go. right here. got a. mr. o'rourke: thank you very much. how are you? we've got it. thank you very much. hey, how are you? thank you. >> i appreciate it. are you a baseball fan? i am.rourke: [laughter] >> thank you. >> please to meet you. best of luck. mr. o'rourke: thanks for coming out. thank you very much. >> hi. o'rourke: i like your phone case. >> thank you so much. the city you m

so much fun to work this show with. we had a project before, that's how we all met. lauriees a big trial and then, eight years later, it's suspected he killed again. i said, but it's not me, right? they said, no, not you. >> we cannot wait to see it. "the fix "premieres tonight right here on >>> i am so happy. rascal flatts has sold more than 10 million concert tickets. getting ready to launch a summer tour in may. and before you sing, it's so great to see you again. what are you excited about? >> i think this tour just getting out in front of the fans again, and we have got so many great talented artists coming out with us. it's going to be a great summer. >> it's going to be a great summer indeed. just want to lay my eyes on you. their newest single, "back to life," rascal flatts. ♪ ♪ ♪ she got that hey y'all little southern drawl that she got from her mama ♪ ♪ likes coffee with her sugar in the morning she likes to leave little red lipstick love notes ♪ ♪ on the mirror loves the rain on a tin roof when it's pouring ♪ ♪ doesn't matter what we're listening to spinning her

yeah that's well said laurie you know this is all about human intelligence matching up with current and modern artificial intelligence and so really that case continued ongoing training to ensure that pilots can't respond to the are artificial intelligence quickly but also efficiently with the software sometimes up pilots get a little bit. testy there to try to take control of the aircraft and what you're trying to do is take control of the computer and sometimes the computers it's always constant telling you no don't do this don't do this to plane wants to fly wants to fly but in this case we're having glitches in the software to tells the on nose computer to pull up and take the tail and tail section of the head of harness the horizontal stabilizer to try to a compensate for over a corrections in angle of attack and so essentially this is where you're seeing the rest of matches taking place and when that reconciliation between the human intelligence on artificial intelligence doesn't match the plane goes into a doze dive once a plane goes into a nosedive the pilot cannot recover the aircraft and there's a huge issue of co