february and we are told that he was considerably more pias and no longer wanted to associate with them. so when the officials come in here in a few minutes we will ask about that trip, and ask and try to get more details about the shooter, and about his background and also going to ask about the handgun that he use and one how he was able to get it on the base, and certainly, weapons are not allowed on the military bases, and so we will inquire if they have more information as to how he was able to get that on base. and then of course, the biggest question, do we know anything further about the motive here? as you know the officials have not labeled it an act of terror, and we will ask them where they are with that investigation and exactly what they know about what caused that shooting, alex >> thank you, and we know you are right where that news conference is getting under way and when it does, we will take that live and speak with you. >>> now, day 76 of the impeachment inquiry, and now house judiciary members are on capitol hill working through the weekend and readying for another

hello i'm christine one bill welcome to news africa it's the to have you along if you know pia's 1st if a satellite has that launched into space the launch makes ethiopia the 11th african country to have a satellite in space egypt was 1st in 1908 not prime minister made is credited with starting the satellite program 3 years ago while he was minister for technology. this rocket may have lifted off from shannon she northern china but it's rivera preparations were felt half way around the world for some country space travel is about thrusting their power for smaller nations just hitching a ride is a sign of progress. to cause for celebration in ethiopia where they were up early to watch the countries for satellite sail into space. yet on a. satellite r.s.s. one which is currently launching from china will be a foundation for our historic journey to prosperity. it is a landmark achievement for the country space program even if china paid most of the price tag the satellite will gather vast amounts of data to use for weather forecasting and crop monitoring officials hope it will save mil

currently being kept in storage maybe $350.00 people were killed in crashes in indonesia and if you'll pia which led to the jets being grounded in march. for more on this i'm joined by d.w. business reporter clifford cohen and. why is boeing doing this right now well basically the federal aviation authorities have said in the u.s. that they're not going to allow the 737 max to take off again. boeing had been hoping that they would get permission sooner than rather than later so they had a board meeting in seattle and they just decided that it was time for to say that it was. to stop production now which is the 1st time in 2 decades that this is what does this mean for supply is on for employees well it's caused quite a significant meaning for suppliers in particular because the 600 companies in the supply chain involved in supplying implement instruments and all other components for the 737 max so it will it will have some kind of trickle down effect boeing has played down the impact of it said it will be letting anyone go over this. there's going to be a lot of concerns because boeing is

varias partes del paÍs, lluvia, viento y nieve siguen causando dolores de cabeza en el centro del pÍaingorta la muerte de una persona en doc dakota del sur. con mucha nieve, muchos accidente accidentes. >>> en arizona cientos de turistas que visitaban el gran caÑÓn se quedaron atrapados entre la tormenta de nieve que dejÓ 20 mil residentes sin electricidad. >>> esto lo tienen que tomar enserio, porque esperamos mÁs nieve. en el sureste, las i inundo dagsz han dejado vehÍculos atrapados. >>> ahora la gigante tormenta se dirige hacia noreste amenazÁndo boston y new york donde cancelaciones de vuelos, ya se pronostican para quien estÁ a punto de regresar de sus vacaciones de arco acciÓn de gracias. >>> siempre tengan informaciÓn de la aerolÍnea porque van a dar informaciÓn de tiempo, y clima delta y americano, informan que ofrecen cambios a boletos sin costos. >>> el mal clima llegarÍa el fin de semana considerado el mÁs ocupado para aerolÍneas maÑana domingo es el dÍa mÁs ocupado, se espera que 3 millones de personas viajen por aviÓn. noticias telemundo. >>> en otras cosas, agente de polic

nothing has changed even after the ratification of the new peace and friendship agreement we see here pia of course there was a high level of expectation on the part of many eritreans that the government would change course that the government would start. some sort of political transition by releasing political prisoners by implementing the 997 urgent can institution. and also by restoring the the defunct the now defunct traditional parliament of eritrea and so forth and so forth but nothing of this time. taken place thus far since july 2018 it's been it's been exactly 18 months since the ratification of the the new peace and friendship argument but unfortunately very solidly the political situation remains business as usual and that's why or we see this latest developments of footballers escaping in large numbers like what has been the case before or the last 15 to 20 years so nothing has changed really in spite of the high level of expectation on the part of the general population in eritrea not only are we not seeing people being released but our wall we saw last year even a former mi

things claim that i want to share this picking up on that because i met here road and i'm from it here piaand i know that lemon and he say and i am her it means y. and luck respectively but i want to know whether the meanings of his name have influenced his writings in any way p.s. i love his poems and then underneath that someone said i actually think system means blessings so have your names the media yourself had they represented in your poems. i'll tell you this. in ethiopia there is a patronymic name in the system but because my mother was in england she couldn't use it on my birth certificate so my 2nd name is my mother's 2nd name and that is not a normal way that an ethiopian will name their child so say could mean blessing and it could mean riches it's been said to to mean but the name that my mother wanted me to have was lemon. and that is connected to. events that happened before i was born and yeah man. it stopped although i thought every time you write a thing about the coming out of your mouth sometimes you're just posting on facebook is this poetry or is it just posting i hav

peaceful even as its ethnic regions seek greater autonomy there is still a long journey ahead for theo pia but under abbey ahmed the nation is charting a different course from the past. the united nations climate change chief is urging world leaders to take action warning that the window of opportunity to act is closing at the serious can also made that call to action at the u.n. climate conference in madrid were taken out of the frontline of climate change and one of south america is oldest indigenous peoples. bolivia say extreme weather patterns are threatening a way of life that has existed for 4000 years. every time a farmer it was documenting visits his fields he gets a sharp reminder of the extreme weather of recent months he was stuck here is one of the people who have subsisted on the rough and the in the highlands of bolivia for more than 4000 years territory is more than 3000 metres above sea level yet even in this remote region extreme weather patterns are becoming more common. we believe is that if you will suddenly there was this danger from above my thunder and lightning in t

peace deal with eritrea as president he says of worki restoring ties between both countries if you pia and eritrea are like estranged siblings they used to be one nation before eritrea's independence in 1903. between 982000 they fought over their shared border. it's estimated 80000 people were killed the war was followed by a standoff that lasted 2 decades. suddenly those barriers were broken with abby calling for unity. your. dear people of ethiopia and eritrea. and i would like to bow down and humbly thank you. because you chose compassion not cruelty. peace not conflict love. forgiveness after fighting embracing and not pushing each other all. the way around. the division had gone beyond geopolitics families have been separated against their will and only reunited after the peace agreement was signed. abby ahmed extended the message of reconciliation to sudan during a pass trouble between the military and the opposition there. at home he attempted to overturn the old order promoting free speech pardoning thousands of political prisoners and decriminalizing dissident organizations hi

memorabilia at auction it went for 7900000 euros the 14 page document was written in 892 by the french mint pia they tom he's known as the father of the modern olympics the document which had never been shown in public before the auction. outlines quinton's vision for resurrecting the ancient greek game. visitors to the italian city of pompei are about to see something special the ongoing restoration of some of the world's most famous works of art administrators opened the doors today and tomorrow allowing the public to view work being carried out on 1st goes in the orchard house or what's known as the casa del. the work on the images of gardens ornamental plants and flying birds is expected to be finished in. you're watching news live from berlin after a short break i'll be back to take you through the day we'll have the latest on donald trump the impeached u.s. president. 50 years of religions for peace people from many different things are working together toward a common goal the peaceful resolution of religious conflicts. now all female members are for legends for peace from the middle eas

and then centuries later, in 1898, it became a global phenomenon when italian secondo pia took the world'shroud. >> all of a sudden, a negative image of the man of the shroud pops out at him, and it's like staring at the face of jesus. it suddenly turns the shroud from an object of religious devotion to an icon of scientific obsession. if you prove that the shroud of turin is real, you're proving that jesus christ existed. >> in 1978, former u.s. air force physicist john jackson from the shroud of turin research project was given unprecedented access to study the relic. >> you see the image of -- of a human man. we can see for example the head, crossed arms. in fact, you can even see elongated fingers. >> leading a team of 40 scientists, jackson set out to investigate the shroud using tools at the forefront of science. >> we really didn't know what we were going to find. was this going to be a painting? was it going to be something else? >> working around-the-clock for 5 days, the scientists reached conclusions that seemed to advance the authenticity of the shroud and deepen its mystery. >

what's different and pia that hit on it. it's president now.en you're a private citizen, you could be like that's donald. he does that stuff. the deal is the deal, right? but when he's president, he has vast influence over how people think and how we're perceived in the world. >> i have to say. i think innocence -- sorry. i think ignorance provides a vail of innocence here he doesn't deserve. i don't think that he's ignorant at all to the fact he's getting the facts wrong. i think he doesn't care that he's getting the facts wrong. or, or, or, i think he's intentionally getting the facts wrong. it's the opposite of ignorance. you were talking about impeachment. he's being impeached now. this is how he describes two articles of impeachment that the house announced yesterday on the most fundamental and serious issues that could possibly exist to the framers of the constitution. correct? we all agree. >> right. >> the foreign influence was the number one thing. >> of course. >> it's the reason that it was created. >> let's listen to how the preside

pigeon drive the b wast the willems' firstook in 2003.on >> so the pias rejected by and i tend to exaggerateo we'll just cut that number in s.half, 23 billion publish and th said the exact same thing as the publisher that took the book. they said it's unusual. they were all right. the question is, iunusual pejorative or is it positive? >> reporter: so why did they all say no? >> well, because it's terrifying doing something that hasn't been done before, right? i mean, it's a book all in w dialh sort of a chicken scratch drawing.au thence is told ihas to yell no back at the book.al , it's a pigeon. it's a rat with wings. like ahildren's book is supposed to be an adorable bear or a wonderful bunny. something that y want to hug. nobody wants to hug and squeeze a pigeon, but now they do. >> reporter: that first bookle earned w the first of three caldecotts, the highest prize in kid lit. k the pigeon just arrived one day in a sketchbd literally the first drawing i made of the pigeon, the pigeone said, why u drawing other things? he was a jerk from day one. >>imeporter: you didn't hear say that yo

ice cream business to a joint venture with pia partners.ands including haagen-dazs and drumstick, seeking to expand froneri, to challenge unilever, the global leader in ice cream. --redicted 45 more crashes 25 more crashes in 45 more years if nothing is fixed, the risk assessment from the faa given to congress after the first crash. faa's administrator says officials acted in good faith by not landing -- grounding the planes until after the second fatal accident. oneconnect financial cut its ipo target nearly in half, one of several ping an businesses backed by softbank and celebrating over -- and instead of seeking $500 million, it is targeting $260 million, opting for a new york listing despite u.s.-china tensions. a sprint executive said about the wireless company that it won't survive long without a takeover by t-mobile. the testimony was in a federal trial that will determine whether the merger can indeed proceed. federal regulators approved, but several states sued on antitrust concerns. that's your bloomberg business flash. nejra: le