this is where luke was based. in charge of looking after internally displaced people providing food, education, and medicine. we have been told it was during this period that he was once again abusing children. local producer found the family of an alleged victim who maybe willing to speak with us. it's proven difficult to dpet people to speak with us. people are really afraid. we'll jump out here and try one last time. as we drive away we pass the burned down courthouse. there are no real avenues for justice here. next, a race against time to track down this known pedophile. we spent the whole morning looking for him. now we're hearing he's back in his office. we're heading there now. it's time for the ultimate sleep number event on the sleep number 360 smart bed. you can adjust your comfort on both sides your sleep number setting. can it help us fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet. but can it help keep us asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to kee

we first met luke in '91 on the 90210 se >> can i buy you aemonade? i don't know.row in some chicken, some saa you got a date big boy. >> he was a modest heartthob. he always seemed to stay grounded and humble. >> you were signing autographs at the mall and started a riot. what happened? >> i don't knowhat happens. i had no idea that we would require an s.w.a.t. team and stuff like tt. you never expect something like that. >> luke originally auditioneto be 90210's steve sanders but lost out to ian ziering. on screen, he was brooding and confident. off careen, h was actually sky. >> a little less private. people know who you are. i don't see them on tv. >> throughhe years he was doing guest stars on tv until 2013hen he was archie's father on "river dale". >> ideay, i will be long enough to be somebody's grandfather. >> luke told us he lived his life to the full interest had no regrets. >>ou have to get out and try. if you fail, if you get success, you have to fail a few times. yeah, you have to try it. >> it is still hard to wrap your mind aroun that he is gone. >>

luke, always good to talk to you.the very latest there. and if you we re the very latest there. and if you were watching about an hour ago, we we re were watching about an hour ago, we were speaking to david jeffrey, one of those with other people luke was talking about, sort of crammed onto this beach, the whole town crammed onto the beach of mallacoota as they saw the fires burning in the distance, coming closer towards them. closer and closer. that's reverse the bed. we will talk about christmas again. —— lets reverse a bit. it turns out the perfect gift isn't always waiting under the tree on christmas day, with many of us wanting to take things back for a refund or an exchange. but what exactly are your rights? ben is here. i feel like a cynic talking about this. if you didn't quite get what you wanted from father christmas, choose the wrong size, jumper is the wrong colour, you're not alone. 0ne research company says one incentive us research company says one incentive us will take back stuff we received for chri

luke: it could take a long time.d be looking at a decade of skimming along between positive growth that's very small and negative growth that is very small. and really, every time you get positive growth, people want to start paying down the very large amount of debt that is around that will hold growth back again. so it's going to take a long time to get through or are we actually get some growths, some inflation, some fiscal spending that's meaningful right across the continent. and at the moment, that just does not seem a likely outcome. so the end may not be in sight for some while, i am afraid, matt. matt: especially meaningful fiscal spending. it is difficult to understand where that would come from. the government in berlin does not think it is really possible. luke hickmore, pleasure having you with us. thank you for joining us. have a fantastic friday. investment director at aberdeen standard investments, right back at work after the christmas holiday. coming up, christmas chaos. -- in hong kong may give way

luke perry >> i'm the father of two children. i wanna be with them for as long as i can. wanna have as althy a life as i can spend as much time with them. five days after he suffered two strokes. a source told "e." when luke arrived at theospital, doctors had to heavily sedate him but his family was told to expect the worst. his son jack and daughr sophie were with him during his final moments. perry's fiancÉe wendy, his ex-wife rachel and other family and friends were also by his side. >> a year ago i was shoveling asphalt and a year from now i could be doing it agai >> we first met luke in '91 on the 90210 set. can i buy you a lemonade? i don't know. throw in some chicken, se salsa you got a date big boy. >> he was a modest heartthob. he always seemed to stay grounded and humble. >> you we signing autographs at the mall and started a riot. what happened? >> i don't know what happens. i had no idea that we would require an s.w.a.t. team and stuff like that. you never expect something like th. >> luke originally auditioned to be 90210's steve sanders but lost out to ian z

>> luke. >> pere luke? >> [ speaking foreign language ]. >> he became your friend. what happened?sked his father if he can explain what happened. what did father delft do? this was hard for both albar and his father but he told us it was important for them to talk. they want justice. we leave kaga-bandoro. it's time to track down delft. this is bangyi, capital of the central african republic. we've traveled here from the north, where we met al bar. our contacts are telling us delft regularly celebrates mass in the area. we try the churches. he's nowhere to be found. we try him at his residence, but he hasn't spent the night. nothing. we've spend the whole morning looking for father delft. it's been a bit of a whiled goose chase. but now we're hearing he's back at his office and we're heading there now. >> father delft? >> yes. no, no. >> we spoke to the prosecutor in belgium. about breaking the terms of your -- we also spoke to some children in kaga-bandoro. they had disturbing stories to share with us. and of course we'd like to hear what you have to say about it, father delft. >

luke: definitely. we've taken a step back from the macro.hat we are not really looking ahead to anything. we are just kind of in stall right now, waiting for the rest of the year to play out. yesterday we tied for the smallest range in s&p 500 futures of the year. we are getting a sense that last week was all of the big risk, and no we are winding down. can year yield climbing higher could be the story of the year as we close it out for one more macro perspective. vonnie: we only have a few more sessions left. we certainly are not selling off, but we also are really not seeing profit-taking, are we? the: it is interesting extent to which people aren't looking to grab profits. it may be a case of they want to show investors at the end of the year that they are indeed holding the names that have done well. i do believe the extent to which you have seen hedging last week rather than just cutting risk on any bad news or ahead of any potentially negative catalyst is a sign that people are more willing to hold risk. you don't hedge unless you also

that is bloomberg cross-ice at reporter luke -- bloomberg cross asset reporter luke kawa. bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: it's time for your latest bloomberg business flash. violent protests in hong kong have led to about $5 billion being pulled from investment funds there according to bank of england. the boe calls it a significant outflow and warns that troubles in hong kong could spread to other parts of the world. 7%res of unilever down about , the second worst performers in the ftse 100. the consumer goods giant says sales gains this year will be slightly below guidance, and underlying growth next year will be in the lower half of the company's estimated range. disney is betting it can win fans back with the latest chapter of the star wars series in "star wars: the rise of skywalker." marketing plays up the fact that there will not be another movie for years. disney has faced challenges since buying the franchise from george lucas back in 2012. the box office could top $20 million the opening weekend. that is your latest bloomberg business flash. coming, marketfield asset 's mic

of luke describes mary, the mother of jesus, and elizabeth, the mother of john the baptist, as beingelatives. it uses a vague term, kin's women, and our best guess is that means something like cousins. >> not all the gospels mention the episode, but in luke, the story begins when one night jesus' mother mary is visited by an angel. >> do not be afraid for you have found favor with god. you will conceive in your womb and bear a son, and you will name him jesus. >> but mary cannot believe the angel's message since she is still a virgin. the child to be born will be holy. he will be called son of god. >> when mary is told by the angel that she is carrying the messiah, she's shocked and surprised, and she feels very humble. she says she's unworthy of this kind of great honor, but she's willing to accept it. >> luke describes how the angel gabriel then reveals to mary that her cousin elizabeth is also pregnant. mary then sets out on a 70-mile journey to find her cousin in the judean hill country. >> she comes to visit her cousin elizabeth, the one person she could really talk to about thi

fletcher guild cofounder of luke's wings. >> thank you.tart the charity. >> thanks for having me. sorry my voice is hoarse. i think i caught a swamp bug. i apologize. in 2018, sarah wingfield met a service member luke shirley recovering at walter reed. he was recovering from loss of arm and leg. the part resonating his mother was they're as non-medical attendant caring for him on day-to-day basis. that is crazy. let's go over to walter reed, let's offer some flight to get those moms home. you know, i think it is amazing they're there. ed: get them back and forth. the mom might live in ohio. >> exactly. ed: son and daughter could be in walter reed in washington area it is a a lot of of money for flights. >> we named the charity after luke's wings. we provide 19 flights total. now we do 19 a day. ed: every day. >> do 1000 a year. ed: you can donate money or miles. if you have a lot of miles. give us idea. you have the big goal for christmas. between now and christmas, not have any administrative costs. all money goes straight to the charity.

what the gospel of luke calls a case of demonic possession. woman is mary. >> what we know about mary is that she's possessed by seven demons. this would have been a very personally traumatizing condition to have, and she hasn't been able to find any kind of respite from it until she meets jesus. >> according to the gospel traditions, the way that jesus dealt with specifically severe cases of demon possession is that he would get them to name themselves and then having named them, then demanding by name that they leave the person. ♪ >> it's difficult to imagine how profound that moment must be for her, to finally feel free and cured and whole. >> jesus cleaned up her life, and she became absolutely devoted to him. ♪ >> maybe that mary had some kind of mental illness, perhaps it was depression. who knows? but whatever it was, her encounter with jesus was a life-changing one. >> following jesus' intervention, she is one of several women who join him as followers. >> one of the things about jesus is that he has very inclusive group of disciples.

luke: for now. for now will be a big caveat. it could turn into something that would have more fundamental lack. in the u.s., eurozone and china now all positive for the first time since march of 2018. scarlet: we have earnings out from lululemon. the yogawear maker, although it has expanded its line to men. boosted its full-year earnings-per-share view. $478.es for $75 to by the way, that range is higher than the average analyst estimate which was $.75. quarter, etfird was $.96 versus $.71 year-over-year. it also tops the average analyst estimate by $0.03. total revenue in the third quarter, excluding the effects of currency, it rose 17%, better than what analysts were looking for, which was 14.2%. but the stock is down about 7.5% in after-hours trading. maybe people wanted to hear more in terms of the midpoint. more than just a midpoint view beating consensus estimate. romaine: let's stay on that broader theme of earnings. are we expecting going into -- are you expecting any kind of meaningful upside surprises to earnings in a

maisel" rachel brosnahan and luke kirby. >> welcome back!democratic candidate andrew yang has been able to hang in there longer than some governors and senators who already dropped out and in an analysis of his supporters found that they're overwhelmingly young men. okay. so is the yang gang this election -- this election's bernie bros? no, this is the yang gang. the yang gang. hey! no. >> yang has about 2% more than i do. i'm sorry to say -- >> klobuchar, booker and styier. >> i like him a lot. i don't see anything happening there. he's coming on the show, we'll ask him how he's doing. >> he's doing fine. he hasn't had to drop out. >> biden is kicking all their butts. >> he may be. the great thing about this is there are great ideas in all of these folks. and everybody has got some great stuff to say and so the -- >> he has this ev veffervescenc about him the way he campaigns. he looks like he's the only one who is genuinely having a great time in politics, i think that's significant given everyone is miserable on that stage except for him

luke sutton speaking to me earlier. the best footballers in the world will be announced in the next few hours. leo messi could win the award for the sixth time. for the women's prize vivianne miedema could win it, yesterday she scored six and set up fourin yesterday she scored six and set up four in arsenal's win against bristol city. hears miedema. never in doubt for the dutch international. miedema again. lisa evans! it's anotherfor miedema. mitchell! emphatic, prolific. 11-1 prolific. ii—i for arsenal in the women —— women's super league record. we will have the winners in our late bulletin tonight. but from everyone here, have a good evening. goodbye. we've we've heard lots about the impact this morning, equally bake is the journey home impact this morning, equally bake is thejourney home for impact this morning, equally bake is the journey home for commuters, particularly those travelling from london south and then south—west in places. what has been the impact so far as places. what has been the impact so faras fa

the last movie disappointed many fans partly because it left so many questions open for instance is luke skywalker still alive is ray really an orphan are we going to get some of the answers that he. did well am i going to tell you some of the director j. wce abrams he was brought back to the movie basically to pick up the pieces left by director ryan johnson who did the last movie that so many people were disappointed in this movie is under a lot of pressure to wrap up the story and it manages to do that even if sometimes it feels like it's 2 movies squeezed into one now this question about ray and her bloodline of course is central the force is very strong with her why it was kind of an echo of that classic star wars your father kind of moment it turns out that ray much like her love interest turned enemy kyler ran has some family issues but we already know that it's coming out very much at the beginning of the movie when layo tells her never be afraid of who you are now as for luke skywalker the actor mark hamill is in the movie as well does that mean he's still alive you're not going

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according to luke's account of the incident, he proclaimed that, "today is the day.f god's favor," and they found offense in him. >> even though he knows that his message is going to be rejected, he says it anyway. >> the rejection is so strong that they think he's presented himself as a false prophet. >> this is the kind of event, you know, a rabble in a small town, that the news of that would have quickly spread throughout the town. >> this young boy, mary's son, growing up and living a regular life, and how is it now that he's transformed into this messianic figure? >> i think it was difficult for them just to process it as human beings and to make that transition. >> they got up and drove him out of the town. >> jesus! >> and led him to the brow of the hill on which their town was built so that they might hurl him off the cliff. >> this is mount precipice just outside of the city of nazareth. this is the spot where the men from the synagogue dragged jesus with the intention of throwing him off the cliff and killing him. >> jesus! >> i think mary, like any mother,

on the cool side but not, extremely cool luke we had over the last week or so.in the east bay at 48. and the north bay at 47. let's focus on the rain forecast and as you move through tomorrow, there's the chance of spotty rain for the morning at 5:30. and the next system right now, this disturbance on tuesday. so no big rain chances through the day tuesday, even into wednesday's forecast, you'll see the bulk of the wet weather to the south and we could get some of that spiraling to wednesday's forecast. over the next two days we're keeping these on again, off again rain chances. the focus is once we hit friday is where the next storm system lined up. this storm system dropping down be slightly colder and it does look like everybody's -- so here's how things pyrecast. a chance of somewhaty rain, tuesday, wednesday, thursday. rainfall average about 1/2 to one and a 1/2 once again for the rainfall average. dry out sunday, also monday. 50ss for the afternoon. inland valleys have plntenty of upper 50s and low 60s with the storm on friday and saturday. if you missed o

he dropped out of training with luke skywalker, ray dropped out of training with luke skywalker, lukeck widow, went through the training. stick-to-itiveness is what you have. you could get on their shoulders and nap their neck. >> the neck crotch thing, yeah, can't do that. ( laughter ) >> stephen: can you tell us anything about -- >> well, there's the crotch grab. >> stephen: is there some of that? >> plenty of that. what can i say? i think it's already out there. it takes place after the civil war and before the infinity war. are those all the wars? >> stephen: those are all the wars. >> they are? >> stephen: okay, yeah. yeah, that's right. >> stephen: because the war is an end game. check out the movies. very popular. >> the movie, it's actually funny because we -- a lot of people have told me that the film -- you know, that the film should have happened before and, you know, they're wondering if it's too late for this movie now, but i really could never have made this film ten years ago when we first started our journey with marvel because it's such a -- it's a film that is -- it'

luke friend forrest has played the grumpy christmas hater for 25 years now. i'm used to it i like it because it's nice to have a bad character there to finding yourself beth biggs. the dickens festival in dave and terry is an astounding tribute to the power of christmas through the ages. now what do the potman store and the night club have in common you might say in that thing much but here in berlin they do share something namely their architects the car had do a design to the legendary berlin club back hyun and now they have put their stamp on the famous ca to be the potman store or at least one floor if it. this couple have been called to despair lynn luxury department store to enjoy the delicacies. they've given the candy section a new contemporary look. just before the grand reopening the couple give the new counters and shelves one last critical inspection. of course you can sense the energy in the people stocking the shelves and opening the section for business. in a few hours the curtain goes up it's like a theater or a movie premiere and you know wha

dropped out of training with luke skywalker, luke skywalker dropped out of training with yoda.through the training. >> i like this. >> stephen: stick-to-it-iveness is what you have. ( applause ) you could get on their shoulders and snap their neck. >> the neck crotch grab thing, yeah, can't do that. ( laughter ) >> stephen: can you tell us anything about this upcoming-- >> well, there's the crotch neck grab. >> stephen: is there some of that in there? >> plenty of that. what can i say? i think it's already out there. it takes place after the "civil war" and before the "infinity war." >> stephen: i'm listening. >> wait, are those all the wars? >> stephen: those are all the wars. >> they are? >> stephen: okay, yeah. >> yeah, that's right. >> stephen: because infinity war goes right into "endgame." it's a good series of movies. you should check them out sometime. ( laughter ) it's very popular. i know adam driver doesn't watch, but i do. >> the movie is, it's actually funny because we-- a lot of people have told me that the film-- you know, that the film should have happened befor

you remember luke, he left. you remember margaret. these were people who were there° margaret wasn't there for so long but luke was. it takes a while to fill those positions with the right people. jennifer, we're so thrilled that you are here. i mean, she's essentially taking luke's position if you will and then two over from her is alex, who essentially took margaret's position. these are very competitive positions and we want to make sure that we get the right person in them and so if asia was here, she would jump up and down in excitement because she's got a full team now where she didn't before. so, on the toxic end, that's just serendipity that you are seeing them all and on the outreach end, it's a combination of normal cycles and finally we got through some heavy duty recruitment. so thank you for noticing. >> thank you. next item. >> congratulations to you all. hope to see a lot of you. [applause] the next item is item 10. committee reports. this item is for discussion. >> commissioner walls, would you like to give us an updat

luke heagerty is a spokesman for emergency management in victoria. he joins us from melbourne. your time. i know it must be a very difficult time for victoria, but can you give us time for victoria, but can you give usa time for victoria, but can you give us a sense time for victoria, but can you give us a sense of where some of the worst fires are at the moment that i really causing concern? yes, our main concerns across victoria at the moment are in a region called east gippsland, in the far east of our state. it is a heavy forested area of the state and that is where we have had fires burning for over a month now. they are the fires that yesterday spread significantly under very strong and hot northerly winds and they have unfortunately impacted ona number of and they have unfortunately impacted on a number of communities in the last 12 hours and we are now looking at very significant property loss across that region, but also, the very concerning situation with the number of people who had to seek shelter on the beach and in the water at mallacoota and in other parts of tha

and you got luke in virginia. that was in '92. >> and why did you kill luke?etween two different gang rivals and this guy had a hit put on him. and word got around that someone had to take care of him and i volunteered. >> why? >> because is trying to build a reputation with this certain group of individuals. >> finally, protsman said he also murdered a motorcycle officer in the 1970s. >> that was the very first one i ever did. i ran him off the road with my truck. >> why? >> because he wanted me to flip for him. he wanted me to flip against the gang with him. >> while protsman offered specifics about the officer he says he killed, homicide detectives who investigated the case said they could not link him to the officer's death and concluded it was due to an accident. >> these are all true stories, huh? >> yep. >> okay. >> became a habit, i think. i kind of think that if i wouldn't have got the life sentence, if i got out again, i'd probably kill again. i really feel that way. >> turn around. face that way. >> i'm leaving. thank god. i'm leaving. >> two days l

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2014 runner up peter wright, you can't miss him with that haircut, hit 12 1805 in a 5—3 victory over lukeumphries. earlier, nathan aspinall reached the semi finals for a second straight year. he saw off a spirited performance from belgiam's dimitri van den bergh to also win 5—3. he'll play either michael van gerwen or darius la banuskas in the last four. manchester after taking into — zero lead over... at the end howe stadium. i'll be back with another round up at 7:30. this week on the travel show i am in the jungles of borneo exploring malaysia's biggest estate. sarawak. in the western corners of malaysian borneo, sarawak has some of the world's most spectacular and diverse ecosystems. but it can be overlooked by tourists drawn to the bright lights or the resorts of neighbour states. so i am going to discover for myself the sights and inhabitants of this remarkable state. along the way i will be hanging out with these guys. claiming jagged peaks. easily one of the most beautiful and one of the most difficult hikes i have done. i love sarawak. we are very unique in sarawak. we have 26 et

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luke: you hear it a ton. people look at high-yield bonds, they say, this is classic late cycle behavior. 24 months ago, this tight 60 months ago. have we figured out that it was not late cycle then so it not be late cycle now? i think more and more people are starting to buy into the idea ,hat we had a midcycle pause and be more willing to buy into stephen's view. ways asy can cut both the austrian 100 year bond showed us. romaine: there are people who think we are not out of the woods whether it is the equity market or the economy itself. are you hearing from folks that the profit forecasts will go up or at least maintain where they are right now for 2020? people expect the regular calendar affect to begin. russell the mid-cap and 2000, 12 month forward earnings estimates, those have been in a very kind of sliding trajectory. over the past month, those have stabilized and turned higher. fundamental support for some of the catch up trades, that is one that you might be seeing right there. scarlet: shares fall

there's one story in the gospel of luke, second century, early second century which shows how this works. this wasn't just a clever stunt. it was profoundly a motive. after the crucifixion, two disciples, distraught, they thought jesus was going to be the messiah and he died his terrible death. leaving jerusalem and going to the nearby village, and they are sad and distressed obviously, as a stranger approaches that says look, you're upset. is anything i can do to help? i'm always relieved that the disciples were not sort of this upper lip brits, the weight of replied no, we're fine. and that would've been the end of the story. but they felt vulnerable and this stranger laughed at them but they say we thought jesus was the messiah look what happened. he said -- starting with moses, he goes through all the scriptures showing how it applies to jesus and predicted his crucifixion. the scripture doesn't say nothing of the sort. this is more inventive midrash pickup in him and you know the end of the story. they had supper together when the stranger breaks the bread they see that it is jesus

in nazareth. >> they have to travel to bethlehem because according to luke, there was a census thatle to go their ancestral homes. joseph was apparently from bethlehem, so he had to return there. >> the importance of jesus' being born in bethlehem is to connect him to king david. bethlehem was the city of david. joseph was of the line of david, and so it links him to that great history of the jewish patriarchs in jewish history. >> moreover, there's a prophecy in micah that talks about the future ruler coming from bethlehem, so jesus has to be born in bethlehem to fulfill the prophecy from the old testament and to be the true davidic messiah. >> according to the traditional nativity story, when mary and joseph arrive in bethlehem, there is no place for them at the inn. >> mary. >> but let's be clear what the biblical narrative actually says. the word for inn isn't there. this is not some public guesthouse that they're staying in. >> they are probably in joseph's extended family's house. there's not room for them in the main accommodation, so they have to put jesus where the animals

rituals and sufi traditions and now artists often very colorfully dressed play the gangrene type of luke 23 strings and cast and that's called cock cabs and they do this that all night ceremonies of rhythm and transmitter considered therapeutic ritual music is especially popular in the southern port city of s. how we where good now and world music festival attracts fans from all over the globe so lots of celebrations going on there. and on that rhythmic note it's time for us to sign off but we will be back tomorrow same time same place with more music more beethoven more culture galore and of course you can always go to our website should you need a quick fix so hope to see you then until then choose from us here in berlin and bye for now. no since the nation's mid-section a d w exclusive 20 years ago 3 prominent members of the bill a routine opposition disappeared without a trace of now a key witness has come forward to reveal what he knows and that meeting in the process that he was an excess are easy to murder his information leaves little doubt the orders to kill came from the highes

persons three ♪ ♪ pari forma ♪ pari forma ♪ pari forma ♪ gaudeamus ♪ gaudeamus from the gospel of lukee went to be registered with mary, to whom he was engaged and who was expecting a child. while they were there, the time came for her to deliver her child, and she gave birth to her firstborn son and wrapped him in bands of cloth and laid him in a manger, because there was no place for them in the inn." ♪ a starry sky is in my arms ♪ i hear my breathing, now not only mine ♪ ♪ each dawn is different now that you are here ♪ ♪ sometimes i stare at you ♪ sometimes i tremble ♪ i stand above you ♪ my head a moon ♪ and you down there ♪ on the sweet straw ♪ each dawn is different ♪ now that you ♪ are he-e-e-e-e-e-e-re a reading from the gospel of luke. "in that region, there were shepherds living in the fields, keeping watch over their flock by night. then an angel of the lord stood before them, and the glory of the lord shone around them, and they were terrified. but the angel said to them, 'do not be afraid. for see, i am bringing you good news of great joy for all the people. to you is born

rituals and sufi traditions and now artists often very colorfully dressed play the get angry type of luke 23 strings and cast and that's called hot cabs and they do this that all night ceremonies of rhythm and trance that are considered therapeutic ritual in music is especially popular in the southern port city of s. how we where a good now and world music festival attracts fans from all over the globe so lots of celebrations going on there. and on that rhythmic note it's time for us to sign off we will be back tomorrow same time same place with more music more beethoven more culture galore and of course you can always go to our web site should you need a quick fix so i hope to see you then until then just from us here in berlin and bye for now. off. the top of the display government's 6 to one life it takes down just a. few moments for the title which sticks stones fire new issues coming. to. the minutes. how do you restore. this is a job for master arkansas river chris jump shot a month. he's worked on some of the world's finest collections of contemporary art with many artists try to m

i had to trick luke 'cause i'm actually taking him to a ballroom-dance class. he's been resisting, but it's in his blood. i come from a long line of dancing dunphys -- a kick line, actually. [ chuckles ] come on, we don't want to be late, like the guy we're gonna see on the table. am i right? of corpse you are. [ chuckles ] hey, mom, can you take me driving? my test is coming up, and i really need to practice. oh, honey, i would, but i've got a big closets and blinds union meeting today. there is no closets and blinds union. driving with alex is torture. she drives so slowly. i have to be the only parent who slams on the imaginary gas. hey, i'm not doing anything. i guess i could take her. great! i'll go check the tire pressure and the fluid levels! fun! can't wait! be out in a sec! [ chuckles ] okay, my rate just went up.

luke mean in north eastern germany this is where the 1200 kilometer long stream to pipeline reaches the gym and both coast soon natural gas from russia will be flowing towards western europe circumventing ukraine gas market experts heiko loman says there's a fairly clear reason for building the pipeline. naturally the russian side always insists that nord stream too wasn't built to bypass ukraine like nord stream one but i believe that's exactly why. as special ships lay pipeline sections just a few kilometers off the german baltic sea coast resistance is coming from the u.s. they're planning sanctions possibly to include those operating the vessels instead of natural gas from russia the usa wants to sell its liquid gas there's also opposition to the pipeline in poland its antitrust authority has led to $20000000.00 fine on north stream to use financing company reportedly because the proper documents went submitted my opinion notion to cannot be stopped because it's so. it's. developing in the way that actually make it possible to put a hold now however there is a chance to take the pro

luke's. if you do a needs assessment on st. luke's, they got the whole floor that dealt with the mentality challenged, respiratory cases. i see the chair nodding her head to fill in. what happens is with consultedtants or people who say they are very clever, they really don't zoo a total needs sessspend by looking at the population. what i age called at 1:00 in the morning and the child is dying or an adult is dying or we have black on book shooting and all, the experts have two words. toxic stress. what they had is toxic stress. who is contributing pay attention that in the bayview at hunters point shipyard that is where the urrainiam was tested. if you don't study about radioactive elements and the adverse impacts on the population you cannot incorporate it in future planning. now, i had the opportunity to spend quite a long time looking after somebody at a san francisco general hospital, talking to doctors and nurses. you know what? even the software is not compatible. i can go on. even if you give me one hori can compelled

there in frankfurt the holiday spirit might be short lived for luke tons of the german airlines cabin crew union has threaten the company with a new round of strikes after christmas and it implied that subsidiaries german wings and euro wings could be affected as well the nouns may came after failed talks over the weekend as the union is currently seeking better pay and benefits for 21000 staff members in november of 2 tons was forced to cancel 1500 flights because of a 2 day strike that brought air traffic across germany to a standstill. now earlier this year amazon sold $175000000.00 products during its annual 2 day sale known as prime day that gives you an idea of how much turnover the online retailer is capable of and it provides some context for this next story it shows what amazon does with products that don't sell. and amazon fulfillment center in vinson in the german state of lower saxony. environmental activists with the ngo greenpeace shared images and documents with a german broadcaster showing new products being destroyed truckloads of unsold items are being transported to

books think they're going to love all the books i'm going to call brother luke all i want though as i go to want to make him go to go. you got to wonder what the fate of problems are are there. but. what have the gas is going to take to get those cell phone. let's say this is true. prince is an outstanding student so he's also competing for the physics. god. but. the olympiad is in addition to all the other exams he's sitting. just. a. is having a rare day. he's visiting his ancestral village deal. he's paying for another school for about $200.00 young children it's run by his uncle who's retired from his government job and come back home to teach. if. you go. through school. but. it's. a nanda was born in but spent much of his childhood here in the village. yes. love it up there. but a whole lot. the. they were there at that place. with vatican to get. the members of a nonstandard family still and around the village some of the vegetables will end up feeding this super 30 but the landscape has a darker aspect social divisions here are more rigid than in the towns is especially for pe