karen dee, ceo of the airport operators association, thank you for talking is to us.f the us president mike pence has tested positive for coronavirus. katie miller, who is married to a senior advisor to president trump, is the second white house worker to test positive this week. on thursday, it was confirmed that a member of the military serving as one of mr trump's valets had the virus. the president and the vice—president, who both have busy public schedules, are checked daily and have so far tested negative. in spain, the country's health ministry says number of people who have died from the coronavirus fell tojust under 180, down from 229 reported on friday. it brings the total toll of the virus there to 26,478. health officials also report a rise in the number of diagnosed cases. there are now more than 223,000 confirmed infections in the country. the increase there comes as in italy; deaths now exceed 30,000. italy is the first country in the european union to reach that milestone. on wednesday, britain became the first country in europe to exceed that number.

operation. he pressed plans forward joining the air force and bringing it here to america. thanks to a lot of hard work by our people. we know that he continued to associate with operatives even while living in texas and florida. in the months before the attack, while he was among us, he talked with aqap about his plans and tactics taking advantage of the information he acquired here to assess how many people he could try to kill. he was meticulous in his planning. he made pocket cam videos as a case to the building. he wrote a final will to explain himself and saved in his phone. the exact same will that a qap released when they claimed responsibility. he was not just cordon it in coordinating with them he was helping the organization make the most it could out of his murders. he continued to confer with his associates right up until the end, the very night before he started shooting. we are still exploiting the evidence and are continuing to run our investigation now with the benefit of a lot more insight into the murderer's mind and intentions, his relations with aqap, and his tactics. we have more to learn but we know enough now to see alshamrani for

let's speak now to karen dee, the chief executive of the airport operators association.when this was first discussed. now, the guidelines are very clear, and what do you think of them? as industry, we totally understand the government's priority to avoid a second wave. i think what we are most disappointed about is that they had decided to adopt what we think isa had decided to adopt what we think is a simplistic blanket approach rather than going with something thatis rather than going with something that is more targeted at the level of risk that applies. this will have a really big damaging impact on the aviation sector and all of the sectors of the economy that rely on us. sectors of the economy that rely on us. it is essential that we move away from this kind of a blanket approach towards something more targeted. is anyone doing the targeting that you want? is there a model that you would say, do it like this country? there are lots of models out there and other countries are beginning to what we call bridges and the home secretary herself did refer to that in her s

a short while ago i spoke to karen dee, the chief executive of the airport operators association, and industry we understand the government's priority to avoid a second wave and what we are most disappointed about is that they have sided to adopt what we think is a simplistic blanket approach rather than going with something that is more targeted on the level of risk that applies. this will have a really big damaging impact on the aviation sector and all of those sectors of the economy that rely on us. sectors of the economy that rely on us. so it is essential that we move away from this blanket approach towards something more targeted. and is anyone doing the targeting that you want? is there a model that you would want to govern to follow? there are models out there and other countries are moving towards what we callair countries are moving towards what we call air bridges, and the home secretary himself did refer —— herself did refer to that in her speech. we are keen that the allowa nce we speech. we are keen that the allowance we met government allows us allowance we met governme

associations and activities in the years, months, and days leading up to his attack. the information from the phones has already proved invaluable in protecting the american people. operationerrorism targeting another operativee of his overseas associates, was recently conducted in yemen. we will not hesitate to act against those who harm americans. i would now like to turn the wray whover to director ra will divide an update on the fbi's investigation. >> thank you. first, let me say i deeply appreciate the attorney generals leadership and support for the fbi both in our relentless fight against terrorism and in our drive to obtain the vital evidence we need to detect the american people. we are here today because of a tragic reminder of just how grave, how imminent, the terrorism threat still is. al qaeda and their arabian murder ofassociates three people and wounding of eight others right here in america. as the attorney general described, through combination skill and determination, the men and women of the fbi have succeeded in accessing the terrorist's phones, both of which he tried to destroy. our investigation into december's terror attack in pensacola continues, so there are limits on what i can say

raised today in the home affairs select committee where the chief executive of the airport operators association also wanted to see the evidence of the usefulness of who and why people are exempt from this policy of course and then i was not going to fly a flight if they were not to hold who are exempt will. you come in here so you know and that's why we're concerned about the way that this will operate you may simply. shut down already know. now unsurprisingly there has been some criticisms about the timing of this bear in mind over a month ago dominic robb the foreign secretary at the time was standing in for boris johnson who himself was fighting of that 900 he had spoken long and hard about implementing this quarantine policy cut forward to a month and today pretty fertile says it is the right time to do so it's the most effective time to implement this policy but it has led to many a question in the shadow house secretary john ashworth he says the united kingdom putting this policy in place is simply quite frankly too little too late especially considering that other countries if we look ac

raised today at the home affairs select committee where the chief executive of the airport operators association also wanted to see evidence of how useful it would be to exempt some people from the quarantine of course another line is not going to fly a flight if there are only one or 2 whole who are exempted will. be coming here so you know and that's why we're concerned about the way that this will operate in may simply. already in age. see there's also been quite a lot of criticism when it comes to the timing of it all now the shatter health secretary john ashworth has commented on saying it's almost like it seems this policy has been implemented a little bit too late especially when you consider other countries across the globe have already implemented a quarantine period some in fact at the beginning of that lockdowns their respective lockdowns and that almost seeing eases to that restrictive measures in comparison here in the united kingdom we seem to be at the very beginning of that now the director of health protection of public health england actually defended the government saying as a

issue that was raised in the home affairs committee where the chief executive of the airport operator association also wanted to see evidence of the usefulness of exempting people in the 1st place of course and then i was not going to fly a flight if there were 2 whole who are doing so will. you know and that's why we're concerned about the way that this will operate you may simply. shut. already you know. now unsurprisingly there's also been criticisms about timing and the shutter health secretary john ashworth said in some ways it seems like this policy has been implemented slightly too late especially as other countries have long been introducing a quarantine measures or from the borders really at the beginning of the lockdowns and for some there is an easing about policy at this point in time but for the united kingdom it is at the very beginning of it now the director of health protection at public health england has defended the government saying that all policy is advised by the x. parents. we have been providing advice into government and into sage about the quart. pot happens when the po

these policies during the home affairs select committee where the chief executive of airport operators association also wanted to see the evidence behind and why some people will be exempt from this policy of course an airline is not going to fly a flight if there are only one or 2 people who are exempted that will. come in here so you know and that's why we're concerned about the way that this will operate in may simply to lay ground shut down already. now unsurprisingly there has been some criticisms about the timing of all of this just over a month ago dominic roth who was standing in for boris johnson the prime minister who himself was on well with 19 he said that these plans would be put in place a little bit soon and now pretty fertile just that they that this is the most effective time for these policies to be put in place but the shadow health secretary john ashworth he argues that the united kingdom is acting a little bit too late when it comes to quarantining because if you look at other countries and their models they've already done this well ahead of the united kingdom very much at th

stolen and used in the so books of action of april 30th 2019 so who was behind this operation according to the associated press reports it was a former u.s. special operations officer named jordan godhra who works with retired venezuelan military leaders to plan an invasion they planned to use $300.00 venezuelan military defectors to seize the capital within 96 hours now that's easy to dismiss as a conspiracy theory except we have video evidence here is x. green beret jordan god drew explaining and confirming the existence of operation getting in a daring and fabulous raid was launched from the border of colombia deep into the heart of caracas our men are continuing to fight right now our units have been activated in the south west and east of venezuela commander in the act is with me is colocated and commander sic a is on the ground now fighting video shows that participants in operation getty and were wearing blue armbands blue armbands that were very similar to those warren by the soldiers who participated in the coup attempt by opposition figure juan dueto last year but the. company i don't. want to

we'rejoined now by karen dee, from the airport operators association.allies uk, which represents some of the allies, has been told this news?” think that has been lots of speculation in the press recently, and of course the transport secretary was on the andrew marr show last week, so although we have not had any details yet, there has been a lot of speculation that there will be 14 days of quarantine for passengers returning to the uk. so that will have a really big impact on our sector, but at the moment we do not have much detail about what that would mean. of course, we have had lots from any airline operators looking at furloughing staff, making staff potentially redundant because of this massive downturn, this understandable downturn in travel, in international travel and domestic travel. what is going to be the impact of that? our sector has really been at the forefront of the impact. we started to see passenger numbers declining before the impacts we re numbers declining before the impacts were being felt within the uk. we have seen passenger nu

stolen and used in the subversive action of april 30th 2019 so who is behind this operation all according to the associated press reports it was a former u.s. special operations officer named jordan godhra who works with retired venezuelan military leaders to plan an invasion they planned to use $300.00 venezuelan military defectors to seize the capital within 96 hours now that's easy to dismiss as a conspiracy theory except we have video evidence here is x. green beret jordan god drew explaining and confirming the existence of operation getting in a daring and fabulous raid was launched from the border of colombia deep into the heart of caracas our men are continuing to fight right now our units have been activated in the south west and east of venezuela commander in the act is with me is colocated and commander sic a is on the ground now fighting video shows that participants in operation getty and were wearing blue armbands blue armbands that were very similar to those warren by the soldiers who participated in the coup attempt by opposition figure juan dueto last year. but i feel. that if the u.s. back

a counterterrorism operation ap operative, one of the overseas associates, was recently conducted inreporter: after the shooting, officials quickly discovered he left any social media post that should've raised red flags, but were missed. they try to put the focus on the dispute with the technology companies, but it its likely members of congress will ask more questions about exactly how this individual was able to have so much communication with yemen while being a part of the military training program with access to sensitive u.s. luke perry basis. patti culhane, al jazeera, washington. it said president trump may have fired a u.s. watchdog. saying he was sent to investigate donald trump's decision to declare an emergency did clear the way for the $8 billion sale. trump set on monday that he fired him because secretary of state mike pompeo asked him to. president trump: i don't know anything about him, other than the state department and mike in particular, i guess they weren't happy with the job he's doing or something. because it is my right to do it, i said sure, i will do it. e

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operative. one of ronnie's overseas associates was recently conducted in yemen after the shooting officials quickly discovered he had left many social media posts that should have raised red flags but were missed while they tried to put the focus on the dispute with the technology companies it's likely that members of congress are going to be asking more questions about exactly how this individual was able to have so much communication with people in yemen and well being a part of the military training program with access to sensitive u.s. military bases. al-jazeera washington. but the u.s. has accused the world hope organization of allowing the coronavirus pandemic to spin out of control health secretary alex as are told the u.s. agency global health assembly that the failure to information needed or needed costs cost many lives in an apparent attempt to conceal this outbreak at least one member state made a mockery of their transparency obligations with tremendous cost for the entire world we saw that w. 2 failed at its core mission of information sharing and transparency when member states do no

operative. one of these overseas associates was recently conducted in yemen we will not hesitate to act against those who harm americans i would now like to turn to turn the podium over to director ray who will provide further information and an update on the f.b.i.'s investigation. thank you 1st let me say i deeply appreciate the attorney general's leadership and support for the f.b.i. both in our relentless fight against terrorism and in our drive to obtain the vital evidence we need to protect the american people we're here today because of a tragic reminder of just how grave how imminent the terrorism threat still is and al qaeda in the arabian peninsula associates murder of 3 people and wounding of 8 others right here in america as the attorney general described through a combination of skill and determination the men and women of the f.b.i. have succeeded in accessing the terrorist 2 phones both of which he tried to destroy our investigation into december's terror attack in pensacola continues so there are limits on what i can say today but this is an important moment an important case it

targeting an operative, one of the overseas associates was recently conductedose who harm america americans. i would now like to turn the podium over to director wray, who will provide further information on the fbi's investigation. >> thank you. first, let me say i deeply appreciate the attorney general's leadership and support for the fbi both in the relentless fight against terrorism hand in our drive to obtain the vital evidence we need to protect american people. we are here today because of a tragic reminder of just how grave, how imminent the terrorism threat still is, and al qaeda in the arabian peninsula associates murder of three people and wounding of eight others right here in america. as the attorney general described through a combination of skill and determination, the men and women of the fbi have succeeded in accessing the terrorists to phones, both of which he tried to destroy. our investigation into december's terror attack in pensacola continues, but there is an important moment and an important case. it's important because of what accessing

, what are the operators doing with all the deposits. the associationesponded to us but didn't address our question. >> this is just disgusting behavior. >> they might have to band together and sue. >> it's a poirful situation where they have paid all this money for something that is very important to them, not getting and it not getting the money back. you don't need to know more than that. >> one family said they sued a camp last month. if your kid's camp is canceled,ing it's recommended you make contact fast. >> call and negotiate. if they are not offering blanket refunds. maybe you lost your job and you need the money back, they might with be able to work with you. >> start a conversation. but kimberly concedes she is getting complaints just like we are about camps that are not negotiating. here is what we e did. we contacted the california attorney general's office and they can't comment on whether it's gotten con plamplaints but you paid a camp, and you didn't get a refund, you file a complaint with them. back to you guys. >> okay, all of us paint

operative. one of the ranis overseas associates was recently conducted in yemen after the shooting officials quickly discovered he had left many social media posts that should have raised red flags but were missed while they tried to put the focus on the dispute with the technology companies it's likely that members of congress are going to be asking more questions about exactly how this individual was able to have so much communication with people in yemen well being a part of the military training program with access to sensitive u.s. military bases. al jazeera washington. the head of the u.s. house foreign affairs committee says president trump may have fired a government watchdog because he was investigating an arms sale to saudi arabia eliot engel says he asked the state department inspector general steve linnik to investigate donald trump's decision to declare an emergency to clear the way for the 8000000000 dollars sale said on monday that he fired linny because secretary of state michael asked him to well i don't know anything about him other than the state department and mike in particular

operative. one of the ranis overseas associates was recently conducted in yemen after the shooting officials quickly discovered had left many social media posts that should have raised red flags but were missed while they tried to put the focus on the dispute with the technology companies it's likely that members of congress are going to be asking more questions about exactly how this individual was able to have so much communication with people in yemen and well being a part of the military training program with access to sensitive u.s. military bases. al-jazeera washington. dozens of protesters stormed the studio of the saudi arabia and m.d.c. channel in baghdad after it at a show that was critical of slain iraqi militia leader. the program suggested that the de facto leader of the popular mobilization forces was involved in arranging an attack in lebanon nearly 40 years ago. was killed in a u.s. drone strike early this year alone with iranian general same sort of money. south sudan's vice pres a rifle shot and his wife have tested positive for corona virus a statement from his office said a numbe

william barr says the us is using the information to launch a counterterrorism operation against one of the associatesased in yemen. >> the information from the phones has already proved invaluable in protecting the american people. we will not hesitate to act against those who harm americans. >> apple says it has cooperated with the fbi investigation but claims it does not have the capacity to unlock passcodes from protective devices saying in a statement the false claims made about our company are an excuse to weaken encryption and other security measures that protect millions of users and our national security. rob: to the weather, powerful storms ripping through the midwest, tornado touching down in central ohio, you see the storm, severe through weather threatening damaging winds in flash flooding, tropical storm arthur is moving out into the atlantic with heavy wind and heavy rain and high winds hitting parts of the north carolina coast, you see the storm area, samaria saw 4 inches of rain and 40 mile-per-hour wind gusts. whipping up dangerous surf and recurrence, some people trying to have fun

a counterterrorism operation targeting a q a p operative moloch one of ronnie's overseas associates was recently conducted in yemen after the shooting officials quickly discovered he had left many social media posts that should have raised red flags but were missed while they tried to put the focus on the dispute with the technology companies it's likely that members of congress are going to be asking more questions about exactly how this individual was able to have so much communication with people in yemen and well being a part of the military training program with access to sensitive u.s. military bases. al-jazeera washington. u.s. president donald trump is threatening to prominently freeze funding to the world health organization if it doesn't make improvements in 13 days debate over its response to covert 19 is becoming increasingly political with calls for an inquiry into how the pandemic began and how it's been handled chinese president xi jinping says the questions should wait until the outbreak is under control the plan to get to james bays has more. it's a time when countries

operations. as a result of their efforts has the community talking about the wonderful entertainment and experience associatedh the centre and not about impacts on the neighbourhood. i hope you will support this item. thank you for your consideration. >> thank you. >> operator: you have three questions remaining. >> caller: hello, commissioners. my name is dana himmel and i work with urban design consulting engineers. we're a small, local 12-year-old company and we work in urban civil engineering storm water and joint trench. and we're an 11-person, small local, minority-owned business as l.b.e. for this project, we were selected to work with joint trench and dry utility coordination which involves working with pg&e to get the gas, permanent power, temporary construction power and also co-ordinate services from comcast, at&t and other communication companies that will provide service to the project. as vivian, the associate architect previously mentioned t warriors and the project team have demonstrated their commitment to include small businesses, like urban design consulting engineers on this project team a

, what are the operators doing with all those deposits. the associationut didn't address our question. >> this is just disgusting behavior. >> reporter: james is a long-time san jose lawyer. he says families might need to band together and sue to get their money back. >> i think this is very powerful situation here where these people paid all this money for something very important to them. they're not getting it and they're not getting the money back. they lost a lot more than that. >> reporter: the operator filed for bankruptcy protection. if your kids' camp is canceled, kimberly campbell at nerd wallet recommends you make contact fast. >> call and negotiate with the camp because even if the camp isn't offering blanket refunds, if you have a particular situation, maybe you have lost your job and you really need the money back, then the camp might be able to work with you. >> that was chris reporting for us. it is 7:24. we have much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, we'll take you back to last night's protests across the bay area, including the

nadra ahmed is the executive chair of the national care association, which represents care home operators health secretary of the various measures the government is now taking in relation to care homes. what is your reaction to them? i may think it is heartening to think we are at the centre of his thoughts finally. it is interesting that he started by saying that they've put a ring around care homes — sadly that wasn't the experience. we've set from the very beginning that they should've shielded care homes. but the measures that he's talking about are all very welcome. any monies released is very welcome. it is just disappointing that it hasn't reached the front line. we are starting to hear about monies trickling through now, which is two months late in ca re now, which is two months late in care providers, and some care providers are telling us they haven't heard their allocation might be... sorry to put in, you mentioned there at the beginning of your a nswer there at the beginning of your answer that you've just been in talks with the department of health and social care. how are th

as a registered association specifically a nonprofit registered association we cannot give or donate anything to the business operations of the individual clubs without compensation. even turbin a potsdam can no longer make waves in the bundesliga the club won 6 league titles and 2 champions league trophies but those successes are unlikely to ever be repeated and it would at this time i believe the current situation will either stabilize or worsen the clubs don't know what can be invested in the long term whether their partners will still exist in 2 years and be able to invest the same amount that makes it easier for big clubs like byron munich and ball sport was. small clubs will have to get creative and hope they manage to pull off a surprise every once in a while. the boston marathon has been canceled for the 1st time in its 124 year history because of the global health emergency the race has gone ahead through 2 well holes and after a terrorist attack in 2013 organizers of blaming the cancellation on social distancing problems especially crowds gathering along the route a virtual event is to be held in state. you'r

as a registered association specifically a nonprofit registered association we cannot give or donate anything to the business operations of the individual clubs without compensation. even turbin a potsdam can no longer make waves in the bundesliga the club won 6 league titles and 2 champions league trophies but those successes are unlikely to ever be repeated and it would assist my believe the current situation will either stabilize or worsen the clubs don't know what can be invested in the long term whether their partners will still exist in 2 years and be able to invest the same amount that makes it easier for big clubs like fire munich and vall spork. the small clubs will have to get creative and hope they manage to pull off a surprise every once in a way. that's the latest from the news this hour american and steamed thanks for watching. into a symphony. then beethoven's pastoral symphony is the foundation of an international art project. beethoven world. history project starts june 4th.

operations. as a result of their efforts has the community talking about the wonderful entertainment and experience associatedh the centre and not about impacts on the neighbourhood. i hope you will support this item. thank you for your consideration. >> thank you. >> operator: you have three questions remaining. >> caller: hello, commissioners. my name is dana himmel and i work with urban design consulting engineers. we're a small, local 12-year-old company and we work in urban civil engineering storm water and joint trench. and we're an 11-person, small local, minority-owned business as l.b.e. for this project, we were selected to work with joint trench and dry utility coordination which involves working with pg&e to get the gas, permanent power, temporary construction power and also co-ordinate services from comcast, at&t and other communication companies that will provide service to the project. as vivian, the associate architect previously mentioned t warriors and the project team have demonstrated their commitment to include small businesses, like urban design consulting engineers on this project team a

a counterterrorism operation targeting a q a p operative al maliki one of the ranis overseas associates was recently conducted in yemen after the shooting officials quickly discovered had left many social media post that should have raised red flags but were missed while they tried to put the focus on the dispute with the technology companies it's likely that members of congress are going to be asking more questions about exactly how this individual was able to have so much communication with people in yemen well being a part of the military training program with access to sensitive u.s. military bases. al-jazeera washington. because they're obese the whole rob a reminder of our top stories president donald trump has revealed he's been taking a regular dose of the unproven drug hydroxy chloroquine to prevent coronavirus after requesting it from the white house doctor government health experts warned last month of its potentially fatal side effects the frontline workers many many are taking it i happened to be taking it i happened to be taking. her to actually court objectively and hydro

. >> we also have with us the associate administrator for the agency. that is the chief operating officer of the agency. he also ran the flight readiness review for this mission. he did an amazing job. i cannot say enough about his leadership at the agency. steve, if you would like to say a few words, ask a few questions. >> hey, guys. it is great to see you all. i cannot tell you -- my adrenaline shut down when you guys opened the hatch. i have been on edge ever since yesterday. i cannot tell you how great it has been to see you on station. it has been a team effort. i felt like the last two years i have been part of the team, working through issues. it has been a heck of a year and a half. we had demo one, and the flight abort test, working through things like parachutes and the escape system and i could not be more proud of the team forgetting to this point. it has been amazing and you have obviously been part of that. i appreciate you showing up in washington, d.c. at our reviews. you guys are the risktakers. making sure you are ok with where we are and where you are headed. i

its different shapes over time but through a continual addition of new associate justices to the bench. >> the white house operatorells you that the president is on the line. i had my cell phone in my right hand and i had my left hand over my chest. trying to calm my beating heart, literally. and the president got on the phone and said to me, "judge, i would like to announce you as my selection to be the next associate justice of the united states supreme court." and i said to him -- i caught to my breath and started to cry and said, "thank you, mr. president." >> justice sotomayor, are you ready to take the oath? >> i am. >> please raise your right hand and repeat after me. i, sonia sotomayor, do solemnly swear -- >> i, sonia sotomayor, do solemnly swear -- >> when the court gets a new member, it changes everything, everybody. simple changes. we move the seats around in the court room by seniority. there will be a shift there. but more fundamentally, it can cause it to take a fresh look at how things are defined. -- are decided. the new member will have a particular view about how things should be addressed, and

remake we question the hospital association was too sick doesn't get involved in a hot operating issuesr hiring problems. kaiser permanente told us it's restrict the new nurses in its facilities. sutter health assesses crosstraining nurses to keep current staffs employ. stanford healthcare admits it's reducing hours across the board. because of the economic impact caused by the virus. emergency room nurses say they are worn out and could use the help. but, with other parts of hospitals low on patients, that also causes low finances. the board of registered nurses says it's aware of the layoffs, but it doesn't have jurisdiction over employment, or nurses placement. for now, new nurses are left to search and hope for the chance to provide critical care. >> we want to be out there on the front lines, -- remake nurses shouldn't limit themselves to hospitals, nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and home healthcare workers are in desperate need. health experts say new opportunities may present themselves as the state of california ramps up testing and contact tracing. only time will te

as a registered association, a nonprofit, we can't give or donate anything to the business operationsvidual clubs without compensationon. >> even turbine upon stem can no longer make waves in the bundesliga after they got six league titles and two champions league trophies but those successes are unlikely to ever be repeated. >> i believe the current situation will either stabilize or worsen. the clubs don't know what can be invested in the long-term, whether their papartners will still exist and be able to invest the same amount. that makes it easier for big clubs. >> a small clubs will have to get creative and hope to pull off a surprise every once in a while. phil: williams wants to sell its struggling team. they lost 4 million euros last year. this has added to the financial -- the team has been one of the sport's most successful but -- with nine constructive titles. the board -- they are up to eight partial or complete eye out. -- buyout. this is dw. join me fofor more worldld newst the top of the hour. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is respon

as a registered association specifically a nonprofit registered association we cannot give or donate anything to the business operations of the individual clubs without compensation. even turbin a part stam can no longer make waves in the bundesliga the club won 6 league titles and 2 champions league trophies but those successes are unlikely to ever be repeated. just go with us to i believe the current situation will either stabilize or worsen over the clubs don't know what can be invested in the long term whether their partners will still exist in 2 years and be able to invest the same amount that makes it easier for big clubs like byron munich and ball sport with. the small clubs will have to get creative and hope they manage to pull off a surprise every once in a while. you're watching news from berlin we've got more news coming up for you at the top of the next hour and you can always get the latest news information from our website online that's d.w. dot com i'm terry marshall thanks for being with us. wellington biden is a savior of the forest. he calls $210.00 acres of land in central ghana his own recall debati

as a registered association specifically a nonprofit registered association we cannot give or donate anything to the business operations of the individual clubs without compensation. even trivino potsdam can no longer make waves in the bundesliga the club won 6 league titles and 2 champions league trophies but those successes. are unlikely to ever be repeated. just go with us this time i believe the current situation will either stabilize or worsen if the clubs don't know what can be invested in the long term whether their partners will still exist in 2 years and be able to invest the same amount that makes it easier for big clubs like byron munich and ball sport. to small clubs will have to get creative and hope they manage to pull off a surprise every once in a while. in full but it won't williams wants to sell that struggling team williams lost more than 14000000 euros last year destruction to this year's for the one season has added to the financial pressure it seems been one of the sport's most successful with 9 constructors titles and 7 drives titles which is what is said to be open to a partial or complete. this