to formulate a response for his part montagne his innocence he's called allegations that he solicited one hundred thousand euros a month in bribes a smear campaign leveled against him by banks angered by tougher financial regulations he can't work while the probe is ongoing but he can't be fired either he's ignoring calls to resign. not to resign today because i'm not guilty because it's the aim of mud slingers for me to resign and to prevent me from being able to defend myself i'm afraid that the legal proceedings would last for many years and i would not have a quick and fair judgement. the e.c.b. is also being called upon to respond to a crisis snowballing not under in. its facing money laundering allegations eleven commercial banking association urge the e.c.b. to help mitigate the chaos but so far the eurozone central banking authority has been quiet. south africans are facing the first sales tax hike since apartheid it's put a bit of a damper on the way for hope they have been driving falling president take over just last week from the scandal plagued precess or the country's fi

then in stoppage time dalton made the game safe and racial it played in mario good sir and he beat montagne and to make it to nil. the marker royce a successful comeback would seem as it was very emotional and exciting for i'm really pleased to get back on the pitch after a long time out of them to try to help the team as much as i could i think the win shows everything's fine and i'm happy. this is anonymous for sale dortmund remain unbeaten in the league and a pay to show what's more this was their five hundredth home run does legal win. well well well it's been quite the start for me. he's entertaining fans on the pitch and also on social media after the match. batman took to twitter he clearly enjoyed the atmosphere at his first game in front of the faithful he boasted this photographic proof after coming off the pitch and that's why it further endured himself to the fans by posting a pic of himself and marco royce welcoming him back after that long injury layoff. all right still two more games to come in our saturday wrap let's get a move on and over were looking to get back into the t

then in stoppage time dorman made the game safe and racial it played in mario guts and he beat montagne to make it two nil. the marker royce a successful comeback woods and eyes open is very emotional and exciting for i'm really pleased to get back on the pitch after a long time out with them to try to help the team as much as i could i think the win shows everything's fine and i'm happy. it's under synonomous for sale dortmund remain unbeaten in the league and a pay to show what's more this was their five hundredth home when. and football has returned to the egyptian city of port saeed six years after the country's worst ever stadium disaster when more than seventy people died after fans invaded the pitch and a riot ensued supporters of the local side insists they were not to blame but it was a bittersweet homecoming nonetheless. they've been waiting so long for this moments they were even happy to q. during the six year ban these out mastery france had to watch their team play home games away from portside eat the stadium was banned from hosting matches after riots in two thousand and

then in stoppage time dortmund made the game safe and racial or played in mario guts and he beat montagne and to make it two nil it if a marker royce a successful comeback would seem as it was very emotional and exciting for i'm really pleased to get back on the pitch after a long time out of them to try to help the team as much as i could i think the win shows everything's fine and i'm happy. says i was anonymous for myself dortmund remain unbeaten in the league and a pay to show what's more this was their five hundredth home run does legal win. that it is a days we will be back at the top of the hour for now when they leave you with all the sound that you can handle as kind of a mania thanks for watching. odd . odd. little. odd. lembo whole d.w. on one element for in focus global insights the news outlet for local heroes. a double good news for minds.

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joining us is mariann montagne, gradient or folio investment manager. -- portfolio investment manageryou said you were surprised by the speed of the run-up in january, surprised by the speed of the pullback we saw too. the you just have to expect greater volatility this year? how do you adjust your portfolio to reflect that? mariann: a couple of things. i first have to note the s&p 500 has since recovered about 47% of the decline we saw just in the last couple of weeks. we have already made great strides back. people returned to the fact you have to look at valuations on individual stocks. we are also looking at an economy that will be growing over 3% in the second half of this year. that is very strong for earnings growth. believe the interest rates will not rise as fast as a lot of people have feared. two rate about 2% -- hikes this year, we think things will be much more -- will be less volatile than expected. but in the markets more volatile than last year they had record lows. scarlet: it is not hard to be more volatile than last year. you mentioned interest rates. i look at the

problem also have to be addressed why wait is so low the strategy of the government has been to montagne low wages in order to continue to attract foreign investment we need to stop competing with order markets by offering low wages we need to change that mindset in order to. cascade. the fruits of globalization. that's a steep challenge for a country which has struggled to balance creating jobs with ensuring they pay enough for people to enjoy a decent life own. journey home and how does it a mature city and that's it for me a jane finn again will be our next. news has never been more available it's a constant barrage that they put every day but the message is a simplistic to have both brain and good logical rational or crazy monster and misinformation is rife dismissal and does not go all well documented accusations and evidence is part of genocide the listening post provides a critical counterpoint challenging mainstream media narratives of this time on al-jazeera in india five million children have genius level i q's but most live in poverty and go undiscovered one of the nice means

. >> his name is robert montagnes. he was a mexican-born janitor back at frito-lay in the '70s.ed up a batch of cheetos with ingredients in a popular mexican street food. and voila, the recipe was an instant hit. flamin' hot cheetos became the company's best-selling snack. >> he's now an executive vice president at frito-lay's parent company, pepsi. bidding rights for the movie was said to be highly competitive. >> everybody loves them. >>> so tiger woods is hitting them long and straight again and apparently, that's bad news for any sort of animals. living -- yeah, near a golf course. >> definitely that one. >> here's woods at a tournament in palm beach gardens, florida. >> so, watch as the long drive lands in the fairway. but, oh, bounces off a goose that was out for a sunday stroll. the goose -- you can see, takes a bit of a knock. >> uh huh. >> but, bounces back. walks around. woods eventually did -- uh -- birdied that hole. >> in more ways than one. i would say. >> birdied. >> birdied. yeah. >> getting over to fashion. not a lot of walking going on in italy. >> the dolce &

has been to montagne low wages in order to continue to attract foreign investment we need to stop competing with order markets by offering low wages we need to change that mindset in order to. cascade. the fruits of globalization. that's a steep challenge for a country which has struggled to balance creating jobs with ensuring they pay enough for people to enjoy a decent life of. john hoeven al-jazeera miscue city. a military helicopter surveying damage from an earthquake in southern mexico has crashed killing thirteen people on the ground including three children the chopper was carrying mexico's interior minister and a state governor when it came down on top of two vans everyone on board survived thousands of people from an indigenous forest community in kenya say the government is forcing them off their ancestral land the same where people of the forest in the western highlands accuse the government's forest service of threats and violence catherine soy has more from western kenya this is a forest in western kenya it's part of a large ecosystem called the chairing on the heels forest one

medical reporting, nina martin of propublic, rene montagne of npr for explaining the reasons and portrayinghe tragedies behind an alarming increase in maternal deaths in pregnancy and delivery in the u.s. political reporting, stephanie mccrum and and beth reinhard of the "washington post" for digging into the past of senate candidate roy moore of alabama to disclose on the record accounts of sexual assault upon a 14-year-old girl and his pursuit of other teenagers. magazine reporting, ben taub, the new yorker, for showing the humanitarian devastation caused by the shrinkage of lake chad and underlining the connection of ecological disaster to famine and armed uprising. photography, to adam dean and thomas munita of the "new york times" for capturing the plight of rohingya fleeing burning villages in myanmar, and pouring into woefully unequipped refugee camps in bangladesh. national television reporting, to ellie reeve of vice news for on the scene, up close coverage of the charlottesville protests that probed the motivation and tactics of white nationalist leaders. foreign television report

richard montagnes started as a janitor at frito-lay.eeto, without the powder on them. took them home. added spices. he's inspired by the corn with the chili powder rubbed on it. it's a mexican delicacy. the rest is history. he became one of frito-lay's top bosses. they're doing a movie on his life. so inspiring. following his dream. the creativity shows. >> you think it's as good as "greatest showman." >> no. >> it might be better. you have to see "the greatest showman." and the cheetos movie. >> do you really put hot sauce on the flaming hot cheetos? >> i put hot sauce on every chip. see abc.com, the whole superhero story. >> george is coming up soon. thank you for joining us. see you later. thank you for joining us. see you later. >>> coming up on action news this sunday morning, a man is pistol whipped inside his philadelphia home. we'll have the latest on the investigation. >> inundated with rain as storms pass across the region. >> coming up in weather more rain and drizzle for us here in the philadelphia area but the sun will fina

however, richard montagnes started as a janitor at frito-lay.eeto, without the powder on them. took them home. added spices. he's inspired by the corn with the chili powder rubbed on it. it's a mexican delicacy. the rest is history. he became one of frito-lay's top bosses. because of the success of flaming hot cheetos. they're doing a movie on his life. so inspiring. following his dream. the creativity shows. >> you think it's as good as "greatest showman." >> no. >> it might be better. you have to see "the greatest showman." and the cheetos movie. and have your flamin' hot cheetos in the theater. >> do you really put hot sauce on the flaming hot cheetos? >> i put hot sauce on every chip. see abc.com, the whole superhero story. >> george is coming up soon. thank you for joining us. see you later. thank you for joining us. see you later. >>> all news all mornings. >> good morning i'm carolyn tyler. breaking news, menlo park police warning to shelter in place between pierce road and new bridge street. a swat team entering a home where an armed sus

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the ice maidens — team leader major nics wetherill, major sandy hennis and lance sergeant sophie montagneincredible achievement. i suppose, if i start off, by asking, how did you get the position when you on the expedition in the first 'cause well, it was that she might thought. these quys it was that she might thought. these guys can blame me for it. i went to a talk about seven years ago, when i heard somebody telling us all about his expedition across antarctica, andi his expedition across antarctica, and i realised that i wasn't happy being one of the members of the audience, but wanted to do it myself. so, i had that idea ten yea rs myself. so, i had that idea ten years ago, and then, about four yea rs years ago, and then, about four years ago, and then, about four years ago, met matt taylor, who we put this thing together... and then we decided to open it up to all the women in the army. —— nat taylor. they were stunned that lots of people got back in touch with us. these were some of them. you got there. it is an incredible achievement, tell us a little bit more about the experienc

has been to montagne low wages in order to continue to attract foreign investment we need to stop competing with order markets by offering low wages we need to change that mindset in order to to. cascade. the fruits of globalization. that's a steep challenge for a country which has struggled to balance creating jobs with ensuring they pay enough for people to enjoy a decent life. john holden now does it a miscue city. on the issue of minimum wage is something that concerns people right across the world and we previously took up the debate on our current affairs program insight story when switzerland became the first country in the world to hold a referendum on whether to give out state handouts to all citizens but voters said no by an overwhelming majority you can watch this program on al-jazeera dot com. well one way many mexicans are trying to influence this issue is through the ballot box so a.j. plus now it with a look at the first indigenous women to run for the mexican presidency. is their let's see more long list of the last. in a really bad outcome or this or that they're say had a.

has been to montagne low wages in order to continue to attract foreign investment we need to stop competing with order markets by offering low wages we need to change that mindset in order to. cascade. the fruits of globalization. that's a steep challenge for a country which is struggled to balance creating jobs with ensuring they pay enough for people to enjoy a decent life on. john hoeven. miscue city. or to north africa now where it's been seven years since the beginning of protests in libya which would turn into a revolution that brought down gadhafi in two thousand and eleven when it brought the change that so many people wanted for so long it also left behind a divided and broken nation with few signs of improvement and he time soon mahmoud of the what he reports of the capital tripoli. welcome so deep does not enjoy his business as he once did in the old days he says when the financial situation was a staple in libya he used to have fourteen workers in his shop but not now and the coppersmith hardly gets any older to make anything new or have the where and sometimes we work here for

problem also have to be addressed why wait is so low the strategy of the government has been to montagne low wages in order to continue to attract foreign investment we need to stop competing with order markets by offering low wages we need to change that mindset in order to. escape. the fruits of globalization. that's a steep challenge for a country which has struggled to balance creating jobs with ensuring they pay enough for people to enjoy a decent life on. john hoeven how does it or mitt screw city. the members of the british anti e.u. party ukip per voted to remove their leader over a scandal involving racist messages henry bolton led to the party for less than five months his girlfriend sent disparaging takes about meghan markle who's engaged to prince harry bolton was the fourth person to lead you kip in eighteen months. hundreds of firearms forgers have held a march in bulgaria's capital after a quarter overturned a government ban on the event now the annual march honors a pro nazi world war two general the government says it harms the country's reputation bulgaria commonly hold

and joining us now from sandhurst are major sandy hennis, lance sergeant sophie montagne and major nicsn great to include as many women as possible and make it an all—female team. to include as many women as possible and make it an all-female team. tell us about taking part in it, what we most looking forward to? the first hints of antarctica, stepping off the plane and seeing the place you had read and dreams about. seeing the whiteness, the ice, the blue sky and the endlessness of the sky, that is what we have missed since we've been home. you have beautiful blue sky this morning but i imagine it's quite a different scene! you obviously had to train massively for this, what was the toughest thing about the training? we did a three—week exercise out in norway, where we carried everything that we needed to survive for those three weeks, all of our tent equipment and food. that was tough but some of the hills are a lot steeper than some of the stuff we had in antarctica, we really pushed ourselves on that, so that we were prepared when we went to antarctica. we talked a bit about the lov