special musical encounter pianist done in twenty one offering the mahler chamber orchestra conducted by mikhail pletnev a recording the two piano concertos of frederic chopin. you know very little chords in case of probably the most challenging thing here is to be able to keep the same level of temperature for a very well off but as of time. that it was incestuous can last for. many hours and so. you don't know if it's just to be a tyrant i. don't even to have an office one of the most distinguished pianists of his generation he was born in russia in one nine hundred ninety one and started playing the piano at the age of five he studied in moscow in the united states and was in winning some of the top piano competitions he's already released five albums and has twice been nominated for a grammy on top of that he's also a composer. over the next few days driven off real work with this steinway model d. concert grand despite its length of two hundred half meters. and weight of nearly half a ton it's still an extremely sensitive musical instrument. dyna to phone off a bomb in concert was not easy

tune back in four infrasound to to find out why mikhail and partner wrote a new orchestration for from pounds piano concertos. and what is russian dunoon confront off fascination with new york also the highlight of the recording session the grand concert in dortmund. it's hard to limit yourself from a space as possible into this where you can settle in is. all this and more in part two of a new show. the be. the big. the big. the big. the big . the be. the big. the bigger the extremists have a free ride the jews seeking the peak of the bucks how much attention must come to a private submission install. finish for. the moment. make your sword smarter with the w. bush more the butchers watch the new law book today extraordinary the besides blood song a song no more abducted smores. what do you think what do you get for fifty cents. or fifty. that i. know a lot of visitors here not here which is a disputed stinking ca feels an awful lot of stuff did you know it costs fifty cents to feed one hungry child for a full. day to do what they. eat danish. and i'm fed up. with the share the meal s

mikhail pletnev responsible for the arrangement is also wielding the paternal. didn't over the kids and in white is the sisterhood. more technically perfect so honest if indeed i like to have a can of a yes it's fifty to of i bought it about i knew was i'm tired to go and there's and that has bust my nose does a technician is item often does my music double as much as does the other one. the man on the stage houston able to transmit his feeling for all the. some new material from the hearts of people who are listening to him. on twitter and off was born in one thousand nine hundred one in russia at the age of five he starts playing the piano he studies in moscow in the united states and off wins numerous piano competitions and has already released five albums his latest release is devoted to chopin. that because it doesn't have a shrink scale it's like every note. goes to the orphanage that. daniel different off lives in new york there he spends much of his time traveling the world he performs about one hundred sixty concerts a year. mikhail platt naff is a pian

american history tv, we look back 40 years to 1988 when president ronald reagan and soviet leader mikhail gorbachev delivered new year's delay messages. three weeks earlier, the two leaders signed the ifn treaty to eliminate intermediate range nuclear missiles. president reagan addressed the soviet people from the white house and general secretary gorbachev addressed the american people from the kremlin. this is about ten minutes. >> good evening. this is ronald reagan, president of the united states. i'm speaking to you, the peoples of the soviet union, on the occasion of the new year. i know that in the soviet union as it is all around the world this is a season of hope and expectation. a time for family to gather, a time for prayer, a time to think about peace. that's true in america too. at this time of year, americans travel across the country in their cars or by airplane to be

tune back in for him to sound tune to find out why mikhail wrote her new orchestration for show pounds piano concertos. i love this music. as within can bug opus tradition. if you add to that a. and b. to feel. and what is russian dunoon true from false fascination with new york also the highlight of the recording session the grand concert in dortmund. it's hard to limit yourself from a space as possible into this where you can concert more and. all this and more in part two of the new show. the be. the best . the be the be the be the be . the be. the big stores close the back to kim and he goes to the bistro and kolo day let's meet the british for the business kershaw and the german band bring the but. i am pleased to announce on the boat. when i'm travelling to be comfortable. but i also want to stay up to date on the latest news the balance of. the be. made part of travelling. because it's available and thousands of her talents resort . it's inclusion. or have you found the domain signing. the picture that shows the w in your room great prizes go to the d w dot com travel quiz w.'s

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twenty three scandinavians got off to the better start with a strong performance from goalkeeper mikhail apple grand fast counterattacks but spain stayed composed changing up their attack they were only two goals behind at half time they experienced spaniards touring the natural around with a sharp passing attack and outstanding work for goalkeeper on. had stirabout after losing four previous finals spain were finally the european handball champions. and that's it for me that we need as my colleague math hermann will be up after the break with the latest round of born this latest soccer action where liverpool is and are hoping to solidify their grip on second place watch what happens next. but in dortmund leipzig biggest favor it seems we've got all the best goals we've got all the action the job is the whole of german football share the experience every match. been displayed when we come to cheer on g.w. .

semifinal against denmark and they got off to the better start with a strong performance from goalkeeper mikhail and fast counterattacks making it six four. but spain stayed composed changing up their attack and were only two goals behind at half time then the experience spaniards turned the match around. making it twenty fifteen and at the back stabbing was hard to beat i the swedes were lacking the strength to stand up to the aggressive spaniards in the second half with their passing errors leading to many easy goals for spain the final score twenty nine twenty three sweden went down in defeat. and after losing four previous finals spain were finally the european handball champions. to give your manner of our top story at this hour. mars has swept the grammys winning all six awards he was nominated for and white roses were a recurring theme this many stars displayed on the show of solidarity against sexual harassment in the entertainer. and i'm brian thomas thanks so much for being with us. but. i think the biggest favor to all the best goal we've got all the action. right here. is the whole o

twenty three scandinavians got off to the better start with a strong performance from goalkeeper mikhail apple grande and fast counterattacks but spain stayed composed changing up their attack they were only two goals behind at half time experience spent years in the match around with a sharp passing attack and outstanding work in their goalkeeper on pad stirabout after losing four previous finals spain were finally the european handball champions. and that's it from my colleague matt herman will be out after the break with the lightest round of ball in this league a soccer action where liverpool isn't for hoping the solidify their grip on second place watch what happens next. when i'm travelling i like to be comfortable. but i also want to stay up to date on latest news events. and d.-w. makes that.

and as mikhail said we need a government in berlin that can make decisions actively and not just sort of be a bystander and so nothing can really go on if doesn't get its stuff together relatively soon became a both camps because spending in these talks the conservatives and social democrats they were punished at the polls in september some analysts say that their losses were a direct consequence of being in the coalition with each other or of the parties running a huge political risk if they reenter that coalition. one it is a risk but it's a lot sizes one tonsil and the macro really has no other mathematical option if she wants a majority coalition in the german in the stock and the social democrats who initially it ruled out once again going into this so-called grand coalition are entering these talks reluctantly but this is by no means popular at the posse base and that's the real crunch here whether the s.p.d. posse base will in the end vote in favor of the continuation of the current grand coalition it will have the final say on this and finally barbara if these talks in berlin

and for more let's bring in mikhail of course now our correspondent who is covering the c.s.u.rty meeting and mckayla we just saw garion prime minister orbán there again criticizing germany's refugee policy as in harsh terms we have to say what was he invited to the c.s.u. because i mean this is after all merkel sister party. absolutely this is magical c.s.u. system party that at one point after that migration crisis started actually accused the german chancellor of breaching german law it's kind of withdrew that and has now closed ranks with the german chancellor as we're about to see that fresh start of talks to head towards a new coalition well viktor orban has always been critical of merkel and c.s.u. certainly enjoyed that meeting today with someone they see as an old friend he has been here before also pre migration since this issue dominated pretty much the discussions both in germany but also europe wide so yes he is an old friend also significant business interests but of course the timing the pictures of them closing ranks here and the praise that viktor orban had for

mikhail pletnev his a pianist conductor and composer since the early one nine hundred eighty s. he's recorded more than one hundred albums and won numerous awards in two thousand and five he won a grammy with martha argerich in one nine hundred ninety he founded the russian national orchestra and became its principal conductor he started composing at the age of twelve chamber music orchestral pieces vocal works and even jazz. of course you know the shop and was that much interested in orchestra with us always called the poor of piano i love this music but as think of all the local station if at the very bitter feeling and then i'd said just me mark is that and actually i was going for flies to enjoy. in a question from the pm. her . it's true for the first time i flip the position i was head of the center where however when this detailed and consequential and gets a light at the end because. of a whole clinton social climate and then it's also very colorful and. sense of self when you know i think that whole first concept of very. little. dialogue between the piano and of an orc

semifinal against denmark and they got off to the better start with a strong performance from goalkeeper mikhail apple again and fast counterattacks making it six four. but spain stayed composed changing up their attack and were only two goals behind at half time then the experienced spaniards turned the match around. making it twenty fifteen and at the back keep. was hard to beat i the swedes were lacking the strength to stand up to the aggressive spaniards in the second half with their passing errors leading to many easy goals for spain the final score twenty nine twenty three sweden went down in defeat. and after losing four previous finals spain were finally the european handball champions. you're watching news still to come a shocking report reveals the german automakers funded diesel emissions tests on humans and monkeys and raises more disturbing questions about the country's current history. in the cryptocurrency world then. coming right up. to. meet the germans new and surprising mistakes of mine since culture in germany. us american keep losing takes a look at germany this increasing t

semifinal against denmark and they got off to the better start with a strong performance from goalkeeper mikhail apple green and fast counterattacks making it six four i thought spain stayed composed changing up their attack and were only two goals behind at half time then the experience spaniards turned the match around far right davi by their care making it twenty fifteen and at the back keeper are part step it was hard to beat. the swedes were lacking the strength to stand up to the aggressive spaniards in the second half with their passing errors leading to many easy goals for spain the final score twenty nine twenty three sweden went down in defeat. and after losing four previous finals spain were finally the european handball champions. in the bundesliga sunday saw local rivalry as hanover and waltz squared off however went into the match with plenty of confidence all sparked were determined to spoil their rivals afternoon. hand over is nicholas for the club has been red hot lately and the home faithful were ready to see him take it to the ball sport defense and he got his chance when pear

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one of these special people is the monk mikhail sannikov.e lives and worships high up in the russia's urals, where a battle of biblical proportions is taking place. david versus goliath. his tiny buddhist monastery has taken on a mighty steel corporation, one that has their sights set on the monks' little piece of enlightenment. yet the company has no spiritual deeds in mind. their interests are purely economic. [bell ringing] reporter: in shad chup ling, morning begins with meditation. in a cloister high on mount katchkanar, we meet with y youg buddhists, men and women who live in accordance with buddha's teachings. [wind blowing ] [. barking -- dog barking] this guy has been peacefully meditating here for 20 years. but the peace and quiet could soon be disturbed, because the mountain here contains iron ore, and the lure of profits for the steel industry at the foot of mount katchkanar. the temple, and the whole mountain, is in danger. ♪ >> this mountain is five-and-a-half-billion years old. no one has the right to own it. i've been living

one of these special people is the monk mikhail sannikov.e lives and worships high up in the russia's urals, where a battle of biblical proportions is taking ace. david vers goliath. his tiny buddhist monastery has taken on a mighty steel corporation, one that has their sights set on the monks' little piece of enlightenment. yet the company has no spiritual deeds in mind. their interests are purely economic. [bell ringing] reporter: in shad chup ling, morning begins with meditation. in a cloister high on mount katchkanar, we meet with young buddhists, men and women who live in accordance with buddha's teachings. [wind blowing ] [. barking -- dog barking] this guy has been peacefully meditating here for 20 years. but the peace and quiet could soon be disturbed, because the mountain here contains iron ore, and the lure of profits for the steel industry at the foot of mount katchkanar. the temple, and the whole mountain, is in danger. ♪ >> this mountain is five-and-a-half-billion years old. no one has the right to own it. i've been living here

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bush with mikhail gorbachev of the soviet union at the time. this incident is about horseshoes. the bushes lined loved horsesh. the bushes left any recreational sport or game. they were walking the grounds near aspen antiregulation horseshoe pit, and bush tells gorbachev went to this. gorbachev doesn't know what it is and he throws a horseshoe and he gets a ringer the first time. so seizing the moment, the staff and the great builder shop take the horseshoe, make a black and give it to the president that night to get to mikhail gorbachev at dinner. it's these little personal moments that camp david is about and the phrase the spirit of camp david. it's about the place in the woods which is an fancy, very austere, good amenities but it's basic cabins, no brass, no polish, no marble. it's what you bring people like you do to your family room and talk about working together. that's what i saw my time there, i think that's what command officers and most staff see there in their time there as well. president clinton sing in the church choir during my time. he loved sydney in the chur

sergeant first glass mikhail golan mikil golan died. >>> district attorney larry krasner is one of many officials tosterday. rebecca rinehart, the city's first city controller, is also officially on the job. she'll serve with an office that monitors what the city does with your tax dollars and other money. the crowd erupted when d.a. larry krasner was sworn in. krasner reaffirmed his campaign promise to create a culture of change in the city. >> a movement was sworn in today. a movement. a movement for criminal justice reform that has swept philadelphia. >> krasner is against the death penalty and vowed to exercise power with restraint. he wants to reduce the city's incarceration rate and reform how criminals are granted bail. >>> in montgomery county, the newest chief of police is on the job. steve gray was sworn in last night as the new head of the bryn athyn police department. he takes over for glen kaufman after 35 years on the force. >>> you saw tracy holding up the ticket at the top of the show. more than $850 million is still up for grabs. >> here's the reason -- no one won the j

any security measures that we provided to them and this allowed hikers to easily deal this money mikhail so what's the status on the tokens and has there been any luck in locating the hackers. all the money are known on them blog chain and we track them and we die exam. as for legal matters of course hackers should be prosecuted and we give it to an f.s.a. and to a japanese authorities to find and prosecute them has this affected them scheme unity in any way what's the chatter like. name can mean give us always drapes and we saw support from people all the time but sometimes such an unfortunate even should happen to really give a good test to our community and real education is happening. people are getting good advice on how to secure their funds well you've heard of the new paradigm of global finance and global crypto security but we can only hope we can learn from our mistakes and have a safe future. go. joining us here on r.t. international it is a busy day for worldwide headlines we are back at the top of the i'm a. spiritual people have been saying about rejected in the senate it's

course but it's threatened in the same way that a republican president ronald reagan together with mikhail gorbachev threatened it if you like by bringing in the intermediate range nuclear weapons treaty at the end which effectively ended the cold war that very treaty and i haven't seen this in the newspapers at all that very treaty is wiped out in these latest sanctions that ends the last treaty that might stop. a nuclear attack on a lot of the congressional bill signed reluctantly i just get them to i mean we know the trades are mad no is it asian saying she'd press a button globe it was a loft of a mill it's in this context that you read this news that. we have to go to the pacific fleet says publicly that he would be prepared to destroy the whole of china using the table. is to say that publicly in in such and such a threatening for food is atmosphere in the world. it it shows the degree of irresponsibility if a nuclear war breaks out it will almost certainly break out by mistake or accident i can think for a moment that even some of the lunatics that have gone along with this this new

didn't use any security measures that we provide to them and this allows us to easily deal this money mikhail so what's the status on the tokens and has there been any luck in locating the hackers. all the money are known on them blog and we track them and we try exam. for legal matters of course should be prosecuted and we give it to an f.s.a. and to a japanese authorities to find and prosecute them has this affected them scheme unity in any way what's the chatter like. and then community was always dream and we saw support from people all the time but sometimes such an unfortunate events would happen to really give a good test to our community and really education is happening and this new people are getting good advice on how to secure their funds well you heard it a new paradigm in global finance and global crypto security we can only hope that we can learn from our mistakes and have a safe future beguile francis and giago r.t. . it is not international slavery it may have been abolished in the modern world but the problem is far from gone with gangs preying on vulnerable people coming no

course but it's threatened in the same way that a republican president ronald reagan together with mikhail gorbachev threatened that if you like by bringing in the intermediate range nuclear weapons treaty at the end which effectively ended the cold war that very treaty and. i haven't seen this in the newspapers at all that very treaty is wiped out in these latest sanctions that ends the last treaty but might stop. a nuclear attack on a lot of the congressional bill signed reluctantly by trump can i just get them to i mean we know the drazen man had no hesitation in saying she'd press a button globe it was a loft if i'm not it's in this context that you read this news that scott swiftwater the pacific fleet says publicly that he would be prepared to destroy the whole of china using the table is to say that publicly in such and such a threatening perfidious atmosphere in the world. it it shows the degree of irresponsibility if a nuclear war breaks out it will almost certainly break out by mistake or accident i can thing for a moment that even some of the lunatics that have gone along with t

semifinal against denmark and they got off to the better start with a strong performance from goalkeeper mikhail apple green and fast counterattacks making it six for i but spain stayed composed changing up their attack and were only two goals behind at half time then the experience spaniards turned the match around far right debbie by their hair making it twenty fifteen and at the back keeper i pod stabbing was hard to beat. the swedes were lacking the strength to stand up to the aggressive spaniards in the second half with their passing errors leading to many easy goals for spain the final score twenty nine twenty three sweden went down in defeat. and after losing four previous finals spain were finally the european handball champion i. the international paralympic committee has announced that russia will be barred from participating at the young chang winter paralympics in march the i.p.c. announcement was made on monday in bonn the organization did however say that it would allow some thirty five russian athletes to compete as neutrals a similar policy has already been implemented by the i.o

semifinal against denmark and they got off to the better start with a strong performance from goalkeeper mikhail apple again and fast counterattacks making it six for i but spain stayed composed changing up their attack and were only two goals behind at half time then the experience spaniards turned the match around far right davi by their hair making it twenty fifteen and at the back keeper are part stab it was hard to beat i the swedes were lacking the strength to stand up to the aggressive spaniards in the second half with their passing errors leading to many easy goals for spain the final score twenty nine twenty three sweden went down in defeat. and after losing four previous finals spain were finally the european handball champions. to sunday's bundestag at matches and leverkusen took on mines hoping to solidify their second place thought in the standings they've been one of the surprises this season here's how they did. patience was the main with again flavor cues and coach heiko hellacious his side struggle to make any impact in a frustrating first half of the parents minds happy to sit

course but it's threatened in the same way that a republican president ronald reagan together with mikhail gorbachev threatened it if you like by bringing in the intermediate range nuclear weapons treaty at the end which effectively ended the cold war that very treaty and. i haven't seen this in the newspapers at all but very treaty is wiped out in these latest sanctions that ends the last treaty but might stop. a nuclear attack on logic a gradual build signed reluctantly by trump can i just get them to i mean we know the trays are mad no is it asian saying she'd press a button globe it was a loft if i'm not it's in this context that you read this news that scott swiftwater the pacific fleet says publicly that he would be prepared to destroy the whole of china using the table is to say that publicly in such and such a threatening perfidious atmosphere in the world. it it shows the degree of irresponsibility if a nuclear war breaks out it will almost certainly break out by mistake or accident i can thing for a moment that.

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regional government in ukraine i'm hanging over him multiple allegations of criminal activity and he's mikhail saakashvili once the falling of the west for still having the rose revolution in georgia that has you know made too many enemies and run out of. the for. the for. my home. furnishings can be a lot more than just functional. playing with. combining. personalized moving spaces into centuries design. you're going to want to fishel asked a much more than one point two million venezuelans you have in colombia. going. return to venezuela. visiting friends i don't think i'd ever go back there to live you know what i live there again i don't know so i'm not sure. they'd. like to get a favorite scene all the best goals make all the action. is the whole of german football shared experience every match. every weekend here. my guest this week here in kiev is stateless he's a former president of georgia a former regional governor in ukraine and tang over him multiple allegations of criminal activity and a three year prison sentence for abuse of power he's mikao saakashvili once the darling of the

semifinal against denmark and they got off to the better start with a strong performance from goalkeeper mikhail apple green and fast counterattacks making it six for i but spain stayed composed changing up their attack and were only two goals behind at half time then the experience spaniards turned the match a round far right dubbed it by their guerin making it twenty fifteen and at the back keeper i pod stab it was hard to beat i the swedes were lacking the strength to stand up to the aggressive spaniards in the second half but their passing errors leading to many easy goals for spain the final score twenty nine twenty three sweden went down in defeat. and after losing four previous finals spain were finally the european handball champion. and in tennis sara roger federer has been showing off the latest trophy in his collection the world number one claimed a record twentieth grand slam title at the australian open on sunday getting croatia's marin chill it's a thrilling five setter. at the ripe old age of thirty six victory still taste just a sweet for roger federer when he held this trophy th

sergeant first class mikhail goalen. we're here as public servants to make this place we love stay a place we love. a place we can be proud of. that would be called topophilia, which means our love of place and reflects our love of colorado. it's the growling of tractors in brush's fourth of july parade, which i got to last summer. it's the smell of barbecue at the little league ball fields in sterling on a summer night. if you see a sunrise over the plains, drank a cold beer after a day of hunt iing, or consider rocktober a real month, you've experienced it. heck, it was a carriage ride up pike's peak that inspired katherine bates to write "america the beautiful." she later wrote, we stood at last on that gate of heaven's summit and gazed in wordless rapture over the far expanse of mountain ranges and the sea-like sweep of plain. this love of place colors everything we do. we are a community thousands of years in the making. starting with the paleo indians followed by more recent inhabitants, including the arapahoe, che

mikhail bridge, excuse me, finds wide open phil boot for.hat will nova wins 89, 69, now seven and zero at the wells fargo center that's sports in a minute. kristen rodgers. >> coming up 4:30, that singing feeling. >> yes, sinkhole swallowing part of philadelphia street. and it is not the first time this has happened on boston street neighbors are simply fed up. >> hey, bob kelly. >> like a swimming pool out there. good morning, 4:25. there is a big body every water, we call that the delaware river. no problems on the benny, up and over, come on, we check the jam cams on a wednesday, grab your coffee and let's g we got some rain on the boardwalk, as we look live at ocean city, new jersey, we will check the rest of the jam cams, scotty has got your forecast, when we come right back. ♪ you need to survive much more than the cold to be a polar bear plunger. it takes courage, bravery and heart. each year these winter warriors jump to frozen glory to raise money for special olympics pennsylvania athletes and with nine locations statewide you're ne

. >>> villanova providence, second half, nova off the turn over, dante, to mikhail bridges, to phil bootgo center. >> flyers red wings, over time sean, going to get it to travis, he scores here, flyers win three-two, now their fourth straight win. >> i'm kristen rodgers. >> of we head to break, congratulations cents to king jail, the 30k club? >> either way, 30,000. whoosh. >> all right, when we com >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ya, having fun, dance just like that. there goes. >> m. c. hammer, moves right there, awesome, we love that one. so just whatever fun you're feeling in your life, share it with us, we know you guys on the internet. all right. >> okay, so we know a lot of times, too much pressure makes you make the right decision, right? so after criticism from eagles players, chris long, lane they will donate 100% of their underdog shirts to philadelphia schools. >> nicely done to our players who shame them into doing the right thing. johnson first started selling their underdog shirts after the dog masks quickly, you saw that on amazon, they pledged all of the money

bush mikhail gorbachev of the soviet union at the time. this incident is about horseshoes. they loved horseshoes and any recreational sport or game. they were walking the grounds and there was a regulation horseshoe pit and bush tells gorbachev what it is and he doesn't know and he throws the horseshoe and hits the ring for the first time. so seizing the moment, the staff take the horseshoe, make a plaque and give it to the present that night to give at dinner. it's these little personal moments and spirit of camp david. it's about a place in the woods which isn't fancy, very austere, good amenities but it's basic cabins, no brass, polish, marble. it's where you bring people to the family room to talk about working together. that's what i saw in my time there. thoughbut-president clinton sinn the church choir. he loved singing in the church choir's every saturday night he would get the music and every sunday morning show up and take his place in the church choir sitting in the front row we call this q1 and ther pew one, theref cart one, p1 and he takes his place. the music

mikhail bridges find wide open phil boot for. that will nova winds 89-69. now seven and zero at the wells fargo center. that's sports in a minute. i'm kristen rodgers. >> number one in the nation your villanova wildcats. nice. >> two parades. >> oh, ya. >> can you imagine that? >> wouldn't that be something? >> flyers keep playing, well, let's not overdo it. south jersey native imagine or league baseball star mike trout who alex and i see every time at the game, sits in front of us, and i do mean in front of us, huge eagles fan, front row, so he loves his underdog mask. he is such a big fan, of this team, and his own los angeles angels, the angels were getting flooded with requests to talk to him about his love of the eagles. this is mostly a los angeles story out there. they held a conference calls in los angeles yesterday, so reporters could ask mike certain questions. on that call, mike predicted the eagles would beat the patriots. here is the score. thirty-one-24, thanks to a late interception that would be thrown by tom brady. >> very specific. >> very

is going to be tough to play canada's mikhail kingsbury kept up his outstanding recent form with a thirteenth straight world cup victory very was in action at the men's moguls event valley utah where he won both of us the canadian has now won all six moguls events in the current season he also won seven in a row last season kingsbury has a total of forty eight career wins which itself is a world cup record is not won an olympic gold medal but on current form will be seen as a favorite in china. britain's mohamed far was forced to pull out of the doha marathon because of a tight achilles tendon the four time olympic champion was due to compete in the half marathon but withdrew after feeling discomfort during the warm up. the thirty four year old was still the star attraction at the event even though he opted to run in the children's race instead. kenya's alex mann half marathon. on the boston celtics to allow a road trip to throw their championship push off course the celtics are leading the way in the n.b.a. eastern conference and they beat the philadelphia seventy six hours at a game played

semifinal against denmark and they got off to the better start with a strong performance from goalkeeper mikhail apple again and fast counterattacks making it six for i but spain stayed composed changing up their attack and were only two goals behind at half time then the experience spaniards turned the match around right davi by their hair making it twenty fifteen and at the back keeper opposite step it was hard to beat i the swedes were lacking the strength to stand up to the aggressive spaniards in the second half with their passing errors leading to many easy goals for spain the final score twenty nine twenty three sweden went down in defeat. and after losing four previous finals spain were finally the european handball champions i. owe it was second on the bundesliga now and for that we have matt herman from the sports with us here with me on the set always good to see you matt i'm going to start sounding like a broken record byron are sony ahead but the interesting action right behind that indeed indeed the team that's right behind them is by leverkusen they had a really off season last ye

protesting a bit too much mikhail occur from a reporting from a rainy. c.s.u. a meeting thank you. and here in berlin more and more eastern europeans are living on the city's streets charity charity say at least three thousand of them are sleeping rough it's a problem that has become worse since two thousand and eleven when people from the u.s eastern member states were granted full freedom of movement within germany and it seems some would rather be homeless here than return to their own countries our reporter linda varick investigates. even though he lives in the middle of berlin he feels as if you were invisible three years ago me how came he with nothing but a backpack since then he's been sleeping on the streets. when i first came here i slept at alexanderplatz back then i was one of a larger group of ten or fifteen people who slept under this bridge all of us were polish a few russians joined us people of the same kind stick together we're all in the same situation. more and more immigrants from eastern europe live on the streets of berlin the number is estimated at between t

during those famous summits during the course of reagan's administration, he would say repeatedly to mikhailgorbachev, trust but verify. so much that gorbachev got sick of it. [laughter] in fact, gorbachev stood on this stage and talked about how sick he was -- [laughter] of ronald reagan saying trust but verify. with donald trump, his policy toward russia is trust. trust vladimir putin. not trust his own intelligence apparatus. that is remarkable. that is absolutely astounding, that a republican would say, oh, this whole business about russians meddling with our election is over because, you know, my counterpart denied it. [laughter] >> yeah. >> think about how -- so that sound you hear is ronald reagan rolling in his grave in simi valley, california. [laughter] >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. [applause] >> good morning. we, this is the last regular convocation of the semester, right, david? and and -- huh? >> [inaudible] >> i know, harlem globetrotters, but they had to use their convos gifts by the end of the semester, right? all right. so i see a lot of them