in most places just antonio and mina would turn heads but a part of a robust community.is the unwinding right leads to one of the many villages that all scattered along the coast of china town and they all share something very unique and special and celebrates a thing in common and that's that every village has at least one and sometimes more centenarians living there. according to research is from rome so pm so university and the university of california at san diego in archer only one in every sixty residents is at least ninety years old. by comparison according to statistics from canada one of every one hundred sixty three canadians was at least ninety. ninety five years old grazed the in his garden. must be hard work. to give these. i can hang they've been telling me i can take these to say hopefully this will prolong my life. the temp lose owns was first established by two scientists gianni pests and michael who used blue lines to chart demographic data inside their two thousand and four landmark study identified sudden use neuro province as a region with an extraor

after a busy season so takes a holiday in the mountains while their partner in christophe mina organizes the menu in festival and a stud the cellist tries to relax reflect and recharge their batteries. so she played about one hundred ten one hundred twenty concerts last season with another one hundred or one twenty days traveling. sometimes even though i had of course there were rehearsals too so she was on the road for two hundred fifty three hundred days last year. we try to create a world outside of these concerts and of course that's not always easy we both have to get away from our work for so you know to go to michelle's myself almost you can even i love going to the cinema i love watching movies superman so shall we always connect this with a visit to the same bar this infant body or they were going to see a play you know and somehow that takes me far away from my own theatrical life you know hunt for my name to out the strictly room. by thickening. yes. yes. in two thousand and six so get better set up her own chamber music festival together with christoph mina as manager her hea

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two thousand and six so to get better set up her own chamber music festival together with christoph mina as manager her heart's desire was to have a home for her music in a place where she is also it on. to you what's going on. with the suspect festival does the idea of staging the salzburg festival is basically born of the kitchen table. you know winter of two thousand and six we were in old burg this small farming biologist of basel and we noticed this wonderful monastery . how. close to us it is the clothes that i'm not saul everything has to go as quickly as possible but yeah it was it and i was stuck took everything has to be fixed and it's finished and so on and we spontaneously just decided that we put on three concerts there and she was her close musician friend in june two thousand and six. so we know it. was a good freud and. a special feature of this festival is its intimate setting. as international soloists so and the other musicians such as violinist who has arrived with her family are used to filling large halls and they appreciate the proximity to the audience. the concer

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in most cases just antonio and mina would turn heads but a part of a robust community. is the unwinding right leads to one of the many villages that all scattered along the coast of china town and they all share something very unique and special and celebrates a thing in common and not so that every village has at least one sometimes more centenarians living there. according to research is from rome so pm so university and the university of california at san diego. in archer only one in every sixty residents is at least ninety years old. by comparison according to statistics from canada one of every one hundred sixty three canadians was at least ninety. who's ninety five years old grazed in his garden. must be hard work. it's never easy. i can hang they've been telling me i can take these hopefully this will prolong my life. the temp lose owns was first established by two scientists gianni pests and michael who used blue lines to chart demographic data inside their two thousand and four landmark study identified suddenly as neuro province as a region with an extraordina

international with mina to today live from our moscow studio its all round up of the week's top stories and the latest up to date news of the day welcome to the program the north korean leaders ordered his country scientists to up their efforts to further develop nuclear weapons that's according to state media earlier this week washington's and voice to the u.n. said pyongyang's begging for war however previous warnings from the white house failed to dissuade the north from conducting its recent nuclear test. enough is enough i think enough is enough the stakes could not be higher the urgency is now time is short action is required our country's patience is not unlimited the policy of strategic patience is over or is never something the united states wants the united states does not seek conflict only the strongest sanctions will enable us to resolve this problem through diplomacy all of our counterparts need to impose dissensions we will defend our allies and our territory the united states is prepared to use the full range of our capabilities to defend ourselves and our allies moscow

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artwork made up of banned books was distributed to visitors according to the wish of its creator martha mina keen since it opened in june eight hundred fifty thousand people visited the exit. mission of contemporary art document a was not a financial success this year partly because it was staged in two cities castle and athens. art is also the subject of our next report today but the works in question are not usually seen in exhibitions that's because i'm talking about street art which is of course found on the streets until now a bell a museum was to help bring strange artists to the next level so it's also a number of them to design something for the exhibition the idea being that the public will then recognise their work when they walk down the street. street art is ephemeral. meter high art works that grace entire facades are made for eternity. and buildings can get torn down or repainted so legal or not street art is transitory by nature. now the urban nation museum in berlin is out to bring street art indoors it's one of the world's first prominent museums for contemporary urban art.

international live from studio with mina david souter welcome to the program over a thousand wives and children of suspected deisel fighters awaiting for their fate to be determined at a refugee camp in iraq following a series of defeats suffered by the terror group r.t. is among the first news networks to access the facility the location though we won't disclose for security reasons our correspondent. the following report which contains the first video interviews with people at the camp. the more i hear. it's in china. because it's because it is such a dumb as it is now but also to the earlier this year this woman's husband was killed in mosul he wasn't one of the good guys he was in a slam extent fighter until you know it was important i guess for that visit. with the fall of. they had nowhere left to run the wives and children of presumed isis fighters finally surrendered the biggest concern now is safety and security the u.n. has asked us to blur these women's faces not to reveal their names and most importantly not to tell anyone where they're being held because isis so do a lot o

all right carla minae thanks for speaking with us we wish you all the best for a swift and full recovery from the hurricane damaged. well after athol in the us as relations with cuba from struggles have emerged that u.s. is ordering more than half of its personnel and its cuban embassy to leave the island following what it calls a series of attacks targeting diplomats now some embassy workers have reported injuries including concussions and hearing loss and authorities say they're working now to establish exactly how these injuries occurred and who could be behind them. for more i'm joined now by jason marks act he's the director of latin american center at the atlantic council jason thanks for being with us this is such a mysterious story what else can you tell us about these alleged attacks. well thanks for having me i think these attacks date back to about a year ago when they were first reported first didn't get much public attention that's come to greater light these are these are attacks not only against u.s. diplomatic personnel but also canadian personnel the secretary tellers an

you watching our international live from moscow studio with mina do it today welcome to the program we start with breaking news reaching us this hour north korea says washington will be fully to blame for any response if it decides to give in to the new u.n. sanctions news conference the d.p. all cases and boy to russia accuse the u.s. of using the u.n. security council as an instrument to isolate pyongyang that's often new sanctions were imposed against the country the resolution adopted in the security council was drawn up by washington and we will bring you more details on this later on in the hour. protests have turned violent in paris where people have taken to the streets to vent their anger at the presence of labor reforms which come into effect in a week four thousand separate strikes and almost two hundred rallies just cities across the country from. and say projectiles and flies have been thrown by the crowds. the atmosphere has definitely changed just an hour ago it was pretty jovial i was in amongst the fun fact protesters clowns entertainers and now we've seen projectiles

you're watching international live from moscow with mina david shooter and i'll have your world news a little later in the program but our main focus for now though is germany where it's the eve of the federal election live now to the election team in the capital. you know a big thing if the polls are right angle of merkel heading for four more years the . germans vote tomorrow for the first time since world war two six parties are expected to enter the bundestag including a group of right wing nationalist oid welcome to our special election coverage from the very heart of berlin with me here i want to score you beyond. beautiful view before the big vote exactly the day before the big day but the results of sunday's vote will determine whether chancellor angela merkel will remain in power for both time so the big build up to the nikkei she missed all of the action we've squeezed together the highlights of the election season thus far into fifty small circles. here is a game to understand. yet it doesn't. push any back up the whole thing. these are. what i find that. as the years it s

eye saarc mina. don't tell us about turnout today we have cousin figures coming in. your third book of the cara has been reported at seventy six profound because. reported by never be based media outlets hiding the high commission of elections now causes of the other high turnout which is exactly what. our government has expected because that that is what is something that people are eagerly waiting for. our but of course it has to be taken with a grain of salt for example i thought if you people today. who in fact were not eligible to vote for who still manage to cast a ballot a lot of the people? i whether syrian kurd going but did not have the iraqi e regional government in kurdistan wants to be able to to build on a to really make a case for an apartmen. of but there are many doubts about you know whether in fact the boat what went that looks regular and books i know we and our manner. and whether with consistent with international standards. now i when will we get and a result simona and what will be the next step because seven and. official thing in kurdistan i

on chelsea international live from moscow studio with mina due to the welcome to the program around four thousand separate strikes and almost two hundred protest of ends are being held in france today as unions make a stand over the president's labor reforms and city of paris small say nor have all seen large scale action and money on micron had earlier branded opponents of the reforms as slackers and he's sticking to his words. it made it clear. that if you know it. was in paris so polly the unions they promised a day of disruption have they delivered its. own. thing really been galvanized by this to that it may just last week. the cynics in exactly the misleading things we have batted legs. they live mistreats and there seems to be a lot of them living. here we've been with. somebody that was a mistake a fad that everyone here who is very savvy they can't believe the changes to the label that it wants to push through slightly differently during the fall and then there is a sense of what would it be able to pull the railway company but many people have been walking with the funds fair o

come back to our moscow studio with mina david souter and it's time now for our top stories of the day paris has seen more protests after present micron's signed the five executive orders to rush through his controversial labor reforms on friday although largely peaceful there were some clashes at the main demonstration. i i i. i i think for. micron's former rival in the presidential race sean llewellyn shaw announced that over one hundred thousand people gathered to protest against the president's policies our correspondent reports from paris. well i would estimate that there were easily around a hundred and fifty thousand people where i'm standing in the bastille square and this follows a promise that was earlier made by the leader of the french leave milan sean that he would be passing in people from as many as three hundred fifty cities today saturday and since the early hours of this morning we've seen people the riving here more democratic france is becoming far less democratic now days even more decisions are taken by officials not by the french people the people who. need the .

this upcoming meeting absolutely we will be keeping you up to date on all the nato big and nouns mina's coming later on this evening finale ken i'm up in new york thank you very much. one for the rep to didn't paris is protesters clashed with police throwing flags and stun guns demonstrators took to the street thin protest against president labor reforms. right or wrong side up. on the right. i correspond paulus lear is in paris at those protests for is less close live to a now paula what's the atmosphere like on the streets of the french capital right now for the well certainly good. can see is very rowdy and noisy down trying to get cooler again points mechanic studio in most go can you give us a sense of the atmosphere that in paris. well for betov you always. have been out here mostyn on the main streets are some of them there holding up banners and they shouted snow good saying but crime laws not out presidents step down well don't like you there is a heavy security presence in my area has been cordoned off and there have been as you mentioned puppets of isolated clashes way protes

pilgrims threw stones at three walls in mina, east of mecca, in one of the main rites of the hajj.on pilgrims will participate in the five—day ritual. the united states has ordered russia to close one of its main diplomatic missions by saturday. the state department said it was shutting the russian consulate in san francisco, as well as diplomatic annexes in washington and new york. it's in retaliation for moscow's expulsion of 755 us diplomatic staff, which takes effect on friday. in france, president macron‘s government has published its plans to change the labour laws. the changes include limiting the power of trades unions, and giving companies more flexibility to employ and dismiss workers. whether mr macron can actually make his plans a reality will be a prime test of his presidency, as lucy williamson reports from paris. there is nothing like collecting a start—up politician as president to change the economic atmosphere. last month emmanuel macron marked the transformation of an old paris railway station into a vast canvas to support start—up entrepreneurs. it's the kind of

the minas bill and clatter of utilities that's going to be more some of the will have an immediate assistance in terms of debris removal and emergency action some of it's going to be the longer term rebuilding of infrastructure now there's still a curfew in effect for miami seven pm all cars off the road and that is so officials could could move in and and continue removing all the trees that have fallen onto the streets and to the homes a lot of cleanup we can only imagine rain important live in miami for us thank you so much. thank you and a new study by archaeologist dr david wright from seoul national university in south korea explains why hurricanes are manmade disasters originating thousands of years ago according to dr wright the storms we see today happening are a result of mismanagement of agriculture that led to the destruction of the river and water system in the sahara desert were fessor right sat down for an interview with our correspondent on your partner pill in seoul south korea here's a sneak peek with the full interview coming in the next hour i think if there was more veget

the international live from moscow with mina david today welcome to the program we start this hour with breaking news north korea has pledged to refrain from using nuclear weapons or threatening countries that are not involved in u.s. military activities against pyongyang however speaking from the u.n. podium north korea's foreign minister sent a strong warning we will take preventative measures spying merciless preemptive action in case the u.s. and its this or forces show any sign of conducting a kind of decapitating operation on our headquarters or military attack against our country however we do not have any intention at all to use or a stretton to use nuclear weapons against the countries that do not join in the u.s. military actions against the d.p. r. k. . one thing that may have prompted this warning is the latest bomb a deployment by washington the u.s. flew is bombers off north korea's east coast today the aircraft remained in international airspace but in a statement the pentagon said it's quote the farthest north of the demilitarized zone any u.s. fighter bomber aircraft ha

trump has declared puerto rico a major disaster zone making federal funding available to dozens of minas polities in the u.s. territory mr president trump says he plans on visiting puerto rico in the future but has given no specific date. thanks marina for shit. late night talk show host jimmy kimmel has been on the offensive criticizing the graham cast of the health care bill on tuesday and wednesday night kimmel is receiving widespread attention for pointing out flaws in the g.o.p. plan and openly calling senator cassidy of louisiana a liar oh i get it i don't understand because i'm a talk show host right well then help me out which part don't i understand is the part where you cut two hundred forty three billion dollars from federal health care assistance and mine on understanding the part where states would be allowed to live insurance companies price you out of coverage for having preexisting conditions maybe i don't understand the part of your bill and which federal funding disappears completely after two thousand and twenty six or maybe it was the part were the plans are no longer

the our best bet for rain is a moderate la mina.s a strong la niÑa, we'll have some cold weather. this is a very deep strong system for this time of the year. so give it credit. 40s, 50s, 60s for the temps. 44 in gilroy. 44 in so cal, 40 around cupertino. there will be a breeze today. not as bad. temperatures will rebounds. 60s and 70s. sal? >> i got an astronomer on the phone. i happened to know one. >> and? >> it's venus. >> thank you. >> tony dunn majored in astronomy and he said -- >> it is venus. >> thank you, tony. thank you. anthony or tony is it. >> it's actually tony. high school buddy and also an astronomer. >> let's take a look at the commute. i have good news for you on highway 101. lanes finally opened. sigalert at one point, the crash has traffic stuck at 101. northbound 101, that vices, 280 is a good bet. i also want to mention if you are on 19th avenue, trying to get on to the free way, that's all the a activity there right near 19th avenue. a good area to avoid right now. still very active scene, on 280. 19th avenue

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the executive order is supposed to be implemented and enforced by local police, local and minas for police -- municipal police. since yesterday, that effort is the-- it has introduced peace officers. we don't really know the details about this. the only thing that we do know is they are federal agents. they are federal agents from the main island, from the u.s. haveknow that they need to they have to be law enforcement. but we don't know anything else besides this. the executive order that the government just are rooted yesterday at the press briefing, line thathe only talked about that new executive order. amy: you have written about the isolation of mountain areas in puerto rico that have not even been gotten to. the president just appointed a three-star general to coordinate efforts. president trump is going there on tuesday. as we wrap up, what is your response and how are you personally doing? i know your own organization, the center for investigative reporting, for investigative journalism, you were having trouble just reaching your other colleagues for over a week. >> yes. altogethe

disappointing because judi dench and stephen frears is such a fantastic team and we saw that in fellow mina both of course are also no strangers to royalty in the movies and in fact for real film buffs this movie itself could even look like a rewarming of one thousand nine hundred seven film mrs brown that's victoria's other scandalous relationship another she played the grieving queen who rediscovers her lust for life through her friendship with a scottish servant and she actually got an oscar nomination for that one as stephen frears for his part. made the queen here starring helen mirren who did get an oscar for that role and he still waiting for that accolade but he seems to have great fun looking at the human side of some of the world's most invincible women you know so i don't think this particular film is quite up to the standard of those two that we just saw. as i mentioned the the debates and the acting is considered to be pretty an evening but if judi dench were to be nominated for the oscar for this fun film and she would add to that very small club of actors who've actually been

lauderdale, nbc's philip mina. what's it look like on the east coast today? >> willie, good morning. we can see there are police -- hollywood police blocking this road. that's a1a, ocean boulevard, one of the most popular down this stretch of the coast. there are live wires, they told us, on top of some of the debris you see here. on the other side of that police cruiser you can see a canopy that is also in the road. they have the rapid assessment, impact assessment team on their way over here to prioritize the damage so they can get public works to clear this road and a police officer here blocking the entrance to that 7-eleven there. one of the last places to have gas. we were here a couple of days ago. they're trying to prevent anyone from going down here or prevent looting. that's a problem we've seen, unfortunately, in miami and ft. lauderdale. 28 arrested in miami. 26, just to clarify, 26 of the 28 arrested for looting, one walmart. ohm a couple of locations. about nine arrests in ft. lauderdale. unfortunately when it comes to these natural disasters, w

honor comes from the loom mina , it is a like foundation that identifies communities after evaluating cities that attract, listen to this, track , retain, cultivate talent. philadelphia received $350,000 in grant funding over 42 months to support local efforts to educate more people the funding will go to graduate -- to graduate, what? >> maybe you should hand it back over to me. >> the funding will go to a. >> a graduate program in philadelphia or great wait philadelphia maybe it is called graduate philadelphia which is a program. >> that is it that supports adults who have college credit >> the name of the program is called graduate philadelphia. >> there you go. >> boom, did you that. which i never did. >> apparently. >> doh. >> you want me to keep it or hand it back. >> keep going. >> 7:19. what would it take for to you give up your seat on a crowded flight. you remember with the united airlines, it is over book, they start offering these things for credit, right. >> i will give up my window seat for the... >> so would it be money, would it be food, would you do it out of the kind

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we'll now there's mina cole by several in mamma in spain right after the bus around for the institution of a sort of body in europe so at european level of body there would guarantee that even the people that present himself as such are people which have been vetted. not only for of course radicalization purposes but also for religious purposes so that the people are imaam due as the knowledge and the expertise to be such we've also reveals our another radicalized a mom in switzerland had received social welfare for thirteen years now how do you think that it's possible that he also slipped under the radar. yes i mean we're talking about half a continent here there are so many of you but we're talking about four. million peebles leaving you know we're dealing the european continent it is easy to sleep through the bureaucracy if you know how to do it now that that's not justify what has happened in the barcelona we must prevent these kind of radicalization taking place in our own countries but at the same time i think we should not be too critical so far i would say the cases like this o

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