0lympic victory at the peon chang winter olympic games.ow mermaiding is becoming a growing sport in the uk. i did say mermaiding! it's an important day for teams involved in rugby union's european champions cup. english premiership champions, exexter chiefs have kept their european champions cup hopes alive with a crushing 41—10 bonus—point win over montpellier. while ulster top pool 0ne after victory over french side la rochelle. three tries earned the home side a 20 points to 13 victory. adam wild reports. sandy park is where you find a chiefs, and this was certainly an occasion for the leaders. top of the english league exeter against montpelier, top of the french. a cross channel challenge with plenty at stake. tense, tight, not much space, but when you have hollywood burn on the wing, you don't always need it. that was brilliant. his second was perhaps even better. this secured the bonus point which may prove crucial in the fight for second place. in ulcer, a battle to lead to one. french side la rochelle once seemed unbeatable, now s

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germany's political breakthrough after marathon talks the nation is closer to forging a pro gear a peon governing coalition. and facebook is set to overhaul its new spain to prioritize posts by friends and family over company. been fizzling let's do business the coalition talks in berlin have had a positive result on the currency markets propelling the euro to a three year high. the single currency shot up to more than one u.s. dollar twenty one following the news that germany's two biggest parties intend to continue their alliance that adds to the euro's slow recovery against the dollar it's now gained around sixteen percent since the beginning of last year that's not all germany's doing its thanks in general to europe's growing economic strength but try to say metal is one of the biggest proponents of the eurozone project and her ability to remain in power will be key to ensuring stability. well let's talk about that prospective new government here in germany with michael but for the whole book university are we going to see a rerun of what we already had a grand coalition boring. som

i'm beyond a peon. and i'm making an announcement, london, i may run for district 5 in 2020. hold up. >> president breed: mr. washington, there is no campaigning in the chamber. >> i support what all y'all doing. don't mess with me, sister. i have 35 seconds. if i'm doing wrong, i will apologize, but no one apologizes to ace. i'm on the case. in your face. and right now i'm in this place, where they didn't want me. and i'm representing -- i'm the new sheriff in town. let me say one thing, to all the departments. you will have to be held accountability to everyone -- >> president breed: this item is about 2417 green street. >> my name is ace and i'm on this case. if you need me anywhere all over the city, give me a call. [applause] >> president breed: next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, joe kelly. >> president breed: are there any other members on behalf of the appellant? if so, come to the right-hand side of the chamber near the windows. please proceed, sir. >> i came on another issue, but a general observation, want to suggest that i have no idea why this body is dealin

what difficulty is for the school peons classic hard rock have become as popular fans wanted to hear alternative rock scorpions concepts didn't sell out. as the abyss is in its musicians are very sensitive whether you want to or not you feel the mood out there and the feeling especially in the second half of the ninety's was that the music that we made the classic kind of hard rock was totally out old fashioned classic rock put time out for old fish. had to reinvent themselves they recorded the album moment of glory with the but then destroy the title track was the official song of the expo two thousand world fair in their hometown of hanover. this one was a special challenge to perform not just with any orchestra but with the berlin philharmonic and that gave us a big boost into the next decade. so we're not. now the scorpions have gone back to their roots and are once again playing mainstream rock with great success their album return to forever stormed into church the. in no fewer than twenty four countries. the topic sports special naturally includes the scorpions greatest hits i

and i keep coming back and saying the rest of us peons out here have to get twisted backwards through a knot hole sometimes when we deal with d.b.i. and i think it is about time. i think this commission on the 11th or the 14th of december put it down saying that we're not going to approve an after the fact demolition, tantamount to demolition. it needs to gook to the process that exists with the building departments. i expect to see more articles by j.k. on this because i talked to him and he said this is a big story here and it is about time that it gets told. second issue, it was in monday's paper, it talks about restaurants that opened and closed during the year. again on the front maciej. -- on the front page. and we reach out, morphing and changing. we need to become an experience. you have amazon as a competition. now amazon is opening up stores, but they become more concept stores and kind of show rooms for augmenting their ordering online. perhaps restaurants and bars are the saviour here and we actually have an item on our agenda today in jackson square on the number of resta

the six i mocked as a mild case in which she or peons operate and it works quite well and there's a market that is reserved for domestic manufacturers it's is not just the your opponent so we thought it would be a good idea to enter into a joint venture with a partner from china to a venture partner of kenya that does not allow us to conquer this other market as well. one that didn't work out so well it was very very difficult wills colliding you might say it's the subject of the profit from it's difficult for germans to succeed in china ventile experience is that every day applications and paperwork are required for everything nothing moves forward without a stamp and a. get that pencil have to present her case to three different authorities. position because then it's worth more than my signature ok. time and again she feels the long arm of the state she wants to show us how it is we accompany her to one of the authorities a combination of a customs and labor inspectorate she needs its approval to bring components from her own factory into the country. the head of the authority also want

no word yet how many people would actually peon the ad.to bring that ad into the employee. who wants to handle -- >> here you go. >> right. we actually bought two cribs from eye key a i think i would pay full price instead of doing something like this. >> the full price isn't bad anywhere. >> no. maybe if it was on way car. >> right. >> everybody has a price. >> thank you, pam. >>> the time is 7:23. happening later today, california's attorney general will announce the state reached a settlement with a major energy producer. javier says it deals with reports that bp energy company intentionally overcharged california for natural gas between 2003 and 2012. the details of the settlement will be announced at 10:30 this morning. the chairman of a senate committee wants apple to answer questions after the company admitted it slowed down older iphone that's have old batteries. apple apologized last month and cut the cost of replacement batteries and says it will change the software so people can see the condition of their battery. the commission

with the us is very aggressive ascript against iran and their answer should be pretty obvious to you peons didn't see fit an internal matter of iran some sporadic protests that have quieted down since then. to be a subject matter with the security council which is responsible for international peace and security and it wasn't just france it was also russia sudan a number of other nonpermanent members of the security council the us spawn it's quite isolated adding to this whole string of setbacks at the united nations where because that under plummeting efforts of the us the us is using your national credibility and you know threatening to allies or iran randy europeans have the sensible approach of engaging iran expanding trade and fulfilling their obligations with the nuclear arsenal contrary to do you work as a dragging its feet deeper failing to implement some of its own obligations which incidentally is responsible for some of the economic bottlenecks facing the tehran government today and yet you have the us ambassador sharing crocodile tears with the iranian people ignoring the fact

sovereignty national sovereignty is deeply connected with democracy i mean if you look at the you're a peon union i know very intelligent europeans very politically interested europeans astute europeans who do not understand the european union it's simply too far away and even if the intent might be to be democratically accountable the fact is the european union is not democratically kind of because people don't really understand what's going on and they don't and they don't they aren't consenting to the kind of gradual loss of sovereignty of their elected governments to the e.u. you're speaking about this this is a democratic deficit that we hear a lot about in the e.u. i want to pull in i were brussels correspondent this georg it's good to see you you cover the european union on a daily basis what i mean what do you say about this that that truong and trump's allegiance to this or famously of the nation state that that is something that the european union could you know take a lesson from. i think we should start this conversation here with a very common misunderstanding and that is the p

migration policy in the european union in the last two three years on the contrary i mean they were peon unions to do shows they put billion euros of disposal of the different member states and to welcome migrants to work on refugees and to integrate them into labor markets etc and paradoxically. we had a completely mixed situation a mixed reactions on the one side you had full count race two of them very rich germany and sweden that welcome a lot of people more than one million people in total and then you have other two who are i will say the d.c. tell you my own country and then greece and they also welcome under a thousand people i mean also because they have the border of the european union exactly where the migrants have come in handy and all these countries where paid for that and they yet resources i mean to make sure that the system was working and then all the other member states of the european. the other twenty four more or less refused to work on any refugee and depart doxy is that the ones that were more vocal in refusing are refugees where the counter is where unemployment

stories that people the world over information they provide the peons they want to express g.w. on facebook and twitter up to date and in touch follow us. my name is luka i'm a photographer and live in vienna i've been able to travel to north korea seven times since two thousand and five getting a picture of the country's people and their world view during these trips i saw more than i was allowed to be shunned any journalists visiting the country is accompanied by mind as around the clock i've known mine for a few years now here i'm. taking pictures with them they check what you film who you talk to and what about i see the familiar images but time and again i see new ones i notice that there are a few new ideas for many of the people caught in this collective mindset. a paranoid system one that i too have to submit to. it is a requirement on every visit to start by going to the statues of the two great leaders i'm familiar with this. they're part of the large man so day monument which commemorates north korea's fight against the japanese occupation. the capital pyongyang is ho

on a budget of approximately half a billion euros senator i was merely hichens represents you the peon women's lobby in social economic issues in brussels she also happens to be the daughter of irish on the president michael d. higgins some of the higgins were given the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe i mean many people point to some fairly obvious abuses of the convention by by members of the parliamentary assembly by countries which are membership do you think that these breaches a huge problem or do the breaches illustrate that least there is a code which people have to operate i do believe that it is under challenge and it is under erosion on a global level outside of simply the european court of human rights for example some of the narrative we see in europe now we see discussion of citizens' rights but of course human rights is a wider thing and human rights is something that is about principle and not simply about a privilege of membership so i do think we need to underscore and protect absolutely the european court of human rights and that idea of. common standa

we are a lwa ys really good for peon chang. we are always ambitious to do better.2019, for a fresh approach. the former england captain, graham gooch, said it would not be wise to get rid of him before then. i have always seen any of merrill ts, i have always seen any of merrill ‘s, it isn't about you want to win right now. it is about leaving coaching positions with a team in a better place than when you started. the next guy comes along and brings it to another level, hopefully, the tea m it to another level, hopefully, the team playing a small role. he has made six appearances for spurs this season having failed to establish himself as a regular in his 18 month at the club. burnley boss hopes to have him available for this weekend's premier league match. that is all these boards for now. i'll have mile in the next hour. —— more. parents in wales could be banned from smacking their children under new plans. the welsh government is consulting on the changes and people will be given 12 weeks to make their views known. scotland is in the process of introducing a sim

insists it is outlined to european allies what it wants to see happen but there's no indication the unit peons are ready to renegotiate a deal in the next one hundred twenty days that took years to craft and put in place alan fischer al-jazeera washington. israeli security forces have used tear gas to break up a protest against the detention of a palestinian teenager. the supporters of sixteen year old that had to me had been marching in the occupied west bank demanding her release she was detained last month when the video of her slapping israeli occupation soldiers went viral lawyers say to me could face jail time if she's convicted of the charges which include assault she's due in court again on monday. ron kahn has been covering the protests before and after clashes broke out . protesters gathering outside of the house of i head to me and there's really two messages that i want to impart the first is to the palestinian leadership they want determined nonviolent resistance movement the other of course is to the israelis that i mean the family now we saw like this whole area will not be bowe

challenge to the ruling party the decision to release all political prisoners would be welcomed by many peonssome warn it may not lead to major changes in policy. there but the go on the idea many implicit in the prime minister of egypt realizes that. it will continue to be a. political junkie and that it is still stuck to a political dialogue in order to avoid really being sidelined by the international community needs to be really. only eleven of the society. the protests of the past two years of call for political and economic changes. hiromi and i'm hard regions of lead vocal opposition to the government accusing the ruling party of marginalizing them. activists and journalists have been arrested in what is described as the most serious challenge to come and came to power in one nine hundred ninety one hundreds of civilians have been killed during the recent crackdown human rights groups of accuse the security forces of using excessive and lethal force. during wednesday's news conference the government announced it's closing the notorious marc allow a prison and turning it into a new zeal

insists it is outlined to europeanize what it wants to see happen but there's no indication the unit peons are ready to renegotiate a deal in the next one hundred twenty days the two years to craft and put in place alan fischer al-jazeera washington iran's foreign minister mohammad jeffard sharif says that the twenty fifteen deal is not free negotiable on twitter he called trump's announcement a desperate attempt to undermine a solid multilateral agreement which is there is a must read we spoke to people on the streets of tehran. nearly two and a half years after the nuclear deal was signed many iranians say they haven't seen any real benefits and that president hassan rouhani promised more than he could deliver it is jordan but that's not the stuff they did get a high seventy plea deal had no impact at all in my life the price of rice is doubles me sixpence to millions in rent meanwhile the children of officials people don't exist money to my pocket or to talk to the woman selling things on the street which people but some are still willing to stand by their president communism and televi

reportedly opened fire the other crowded vessel was carrying one hundred fifty two somalis and the theo peons who were fleeing the war and haven't many people had traveled to yemen to escape unrest in their own countries but the other of the terrorizing security situation sees them wanting to return home. u.s. president donald trump is proposing a plan that could give citizenship to undocumented immigrants brought to the u.s. as children but that's only if democrats agree to funding a mexico border war it would mean one point eight million so-called dreamers would be protected from deportation to the country of their birth the white house says the proposal could attract enough votes to pass through the senate would trump plans a twenty five billion dollars fund to build up wall which he pledged to do during his election campaign in return trump says that around two million immigrants who entered the u.s. without documents when they were children will be eligible for citizenship but that process could take ten to twelve years and they'll have to meet specific criteria for education achievement

insists it is outlined to europeanize what it wants to see happen but there's no indication the unit peons are ready to renegotiate a deal in the next one hundred twenty days that took years to craft and put in place alan fischer washington the hairy men leverage as the chief executive officer at st to get that through a political risk consulting firm she says the u.s. president has a vision for what he wants as an alternative agreement. we've seen i think a lot of disarray within the administration and in part over the summer even the cia director here michael pompei o who himself is a staunch iran hawk a real anti iran advocate when he was in the congress even the cia director pompei all had to admit that he had written a letter to general soleimani the head of the iranian revolutionary guard corps because there is such there is there's such disarray that i think that people in the administration even those that are viscerally anti iran like the head of the cia understand that they need to do something they can't ignore the fact that iran exists and it's an important power in the middle

or iran where it made sense to keep those negotiations confined to the nuclear program and with peon yang to address those issues for the talks to succeed united states and china must share a vision of those security arrangements to form the foundation of the korean peninsula to share a vision with beijing on consultations south korea and japan framework and key parties like russia. so with the real security concerns those are tough questions of reunification of the korean peninsula the future regional posture is a critical piece of the puzzle but sufficiently to encompass those disc is low -- discussions have taken place. there is no doubt the united states continues at that sponsor ability to set the right course that posture set in the coming days and weeks will determine the decisions on the dpr k for decades since the nonproliferation treaty both parties have reaffirmed the legal obligation to work with other nuclear weapon states to divest themselves over time. it is essential with the npr to back that up with concrete steps to achieve that goal. the best way to reduce and elim

challenge to the ruling party the decision to release all political prisoners will be welcomed by many peons some warn it may not lead to major changes in policy. the. idea. of reality is that. political. don't leave and that is still stuck to a political battle in order to avoid reading the. national news to be the. only level of the society. the protests of the past few years of call for political and economic changes. hiromi and i'm horrid regions of lead vocal opposition to the government accusing the ruling party of marginalizing them . activists and journalists have been arrested in what is described as the most serious challenge to think government came to power in one nine hundred eighty one hundreds of civilians have been killed during the recent crackdown human rights groups of accuse the security forces of using excessive and lethal force. during wednesday's news conference the government announced it's closing the notorious mark callao a prison and turning it into a museum to facilities been singled out by rights groups in the past for suspected rights violations including tortur

term zaman's campaign was based on an anti immigration platform he narrowly defeated these procure a peon rival draft horse the pro russian incumbent has strong support among rural voters is opponent was largely backed by people in towns and cities thousands of people form of opposition parties took part in anti-government protests in the capital tirana they want the prime minister eddie rama to resign they accuse he isn't ministration of having links to corruption and urbanised crime. really metar has much. from the early morning hours people from many old indian state is thought a gathering here in the center of capital tehran in an under government protest accusing the government of links to the organized crime and calling for his resignation the opposition has been preparing for today's protests for a month blaming the government also for the lack of economic development which according to them is the main the reason why so many old binion's are leaving the country on the other hand holding a prime minister he did all my has told for decided not to respond to opposition to allegations

has agreed to the proposal to postpone military drills until after the winter olympics in peon chayeongchang>> still ahead. no know days in the nfl. may be cracks in the dynasty. blockbuster new report on the power struggle within. next in sports. it. i'm on the move all day long... and sometimes, i don't eat the way i should. so, i drink boost to get the nutrition i'm missing. boost high protein nutritional drink has 15 grams of protein to help maintain muscle and 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d. all with a great taste. boost gives me everything i need... to be up for doing what i love. boost high protein. be up for it. save seven dollars. look in sunday's paper. no days off. welcome back. time for sports. video courtesy of the new england patriots arriving for practice in yesterday's snowstorm. dubbed over with voice of bill belichick. the defending champs have a first round by in the playoffs this season. beared the blizzard like conditions to make it to workout in the indoor practice bubble. ready for divisional round matchup on january 13. there is so