fire alarm they have to run outside in the event of an attack it's the exact opposite that's what's rainer hines cuffed is trying to make clear he and other teachers at this high school in western germany began this training sessions a few years ago but classes like this are it's you know where most schools in germany or wary of tackling this topic so head on. i don't think schools here are prepared attacks or to do subject there are training sessions for teachers but generally if there is a reluctance to train and educate the students mainly i think because schools don't want to unsettle them before that when you meant. the likelihood of a school shooting in germany is relatively low but that doesn't stop it from being on the students' minds especially after the latest tragedy at a high school in florida. has stopped us here. and the son. of a mother to assurance who doesn't brush on the lowest rung of often called soft doesn't do you often does it to your future cousin to get a receipt out on the buffet and come the guns and the free first. everybody here hopes they'll never have to put

judd's daughter, rainer.> he felt very strongly the idea of seeing one artist's single work makes it hard to comprehend what the artist is working on, or thinking about. that you actually need to see art in multiples, in a great number of works in one space. >> brown: rainer and her brother flavin now head the judd fountion, which oversees the father's work and legacy, and is w renovating the original spaces for public visits. >> his idea was that when you want to know about art of that time, of his time,tuhen you can ly come to marfa, and see his work in a situation that he wanted it seen. judd foundatn was born out of a sense of being empowered as an artist, that "i can do this, i utn have spaces, and i can my art up." >> brown: donald judd died in 1994. his vision grew into something he might not recognize, a "new marfa," as artists and non- profits moved in. tourists came from all over the globe, hip restaurants, galleries, and hotels opened. fashion and travel magazines featured it. celebrities posted in

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showers l and what could be a burst of fairly heavy rainer around in the midday hours tomorrow. that'll linger into the middle and later parts of the afternoon. should start to see a bit of a drying trend after about 8:00 tomorrow evening. here's your five-day outlook. upper0s tear 50 today with clouds moving in. near 60 all day tomorrow with the rain around. 55, a littlereezy on saturday. colder weather for sunday and new year's eve and some hit and miss rain chances as well. now let's go over for a check on ayaffic. >> unlike yesteorning, a couple work zones but no big delays. low vumes. one of those work zones is what will eventually be the new depament of homeland security headquarters on interstate 295. a big road project,rebuilding the malcolm x avenue interchange. today thr tgh at leasts morning, the work zone will be blocking the left side. easily getting by to the right. should be picking this one up soon. otherwise, around the region traffic is flowing well around the beltway. that's the very latest. back over to you. >> dav thankou. >>> still ahead, let the mad dash b

it's said to provide money for half of all mosques in germany geopolitical analyst and consultant rainer office told is that if introduced the tax is only likely to tackle the issue of radical islam it will not in any way stop the influence of radical elements because they can always send their finances to german mosques or to german groups which are interested in the radical islam through foundations and are other ways so the financing through a mosque tax will not exclude these ways of funding it will just create traditional framework for institutionalizing and more deeply rooted in islam in germany would perfectly fit the global agenda for migrants and the global compact form our refugees which have been adopted only recently thanks for joining us this hour on r.t. international and do you get in touch if you have something you'd like to share with us by following us on social media and even on your comics now we're back in about thirty minutes with the latest on my colleague. hello my name is peter and i've been living in bushnell for about seven years and this is a film about just s

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i would look shocked at the plane the rainer in donetsk. playing at the dumbass arena we would all probably cry down and great the team with open. the fact shocked still in the running for the champions league last sixteen he's down to an all the golf owner and good player recruitment following an exodus of big names there's also a huge pride in the jersey a win against leone will see them through but the players would much rather the game was in conclave. there would have been a full stadium in hockey. i know that a lot of fans bought tickets. this is a big problem. we hope the fans will have the chance to come to get here to support the team. it's very important for us because i. was. shocked hope to be flying their flag in the champions league come february you know you know. and several more things our fans of germicide hoffenheim will be keeping an eye on that match because they need to beat manchester city tonight and. if that's right three so a lot of action ahead jonathan crane from get up the sports thank you so much for walking us

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strategic contract with adnoc to develop ultra sour gas in the persian gulf catch our interview with rainer seele in half an hour. >>> all right. good morning, everybody. welcome to "street signs." it's december 19th you would think is -- we're edging towards the end of the year and things would calm down. of course, it is fed day all eyes on the fed decision this isn't usually contentious today is setting up to be a contentious meeting because despite mounting opposition, the fed is expected to raise rates by a quarter point later today it will be the fourth hike this year the central bank looks to normalize policy by winding down the multitrillion dollar balance sheets they're expected to take a more cautious outlook for 2019 as well for this year this is the fourth time they would hike if they end up hiking later today. that is the only time they've done that since 2006 really capping off the end of this hiking cycle here i just want to draw your attention very quickly to the graph on left. all eyes is on what happens to the dots n 2019, the expectation is that we will see the median dot

. >> brown: rainer and her brother flavin now head the judd foundation, which oversees theia er's work legacy, and is now renovating the original spes for public visits.wa >> his idethat when you want to know about art of that time, of his time, then you can actually come to marfa, and see his work in a situation that he wanted it seen. judd foundation was born out of a sense of being empowered aan artist, that "i can do this, i can have spaces, and i can put my art up." >> brown: donald judd died in 1994. his vision grew in something he might not recognize, a "new marfa," as artists and n- profits moved in. tourists came from all over the globe, hip restaurants, galleries, and hotels opened. fashion and travel magazines featured it. celebrities posted instagrams. and maa became the very model of the arts as economic engine in ruralmerica. in new marfa, even the mayor, ann marie nafziger, is an artist. >> the economic impact of tourism on marfa is enormous. and the outgrowth of that, having a large creative culture here, has also changed the community and some of the ways that some of

of 50 and 50 other men taken from his base, and he said, you are going to be von steuben's sub t rainers. von steuben takes them out on the parade ground of valley forge. the very first day there is 100 men, thousands of other continental soldiers. they have nothing else to do but starve and freeze to death. they are all watching. von steuben spends the very first morning, the entire morning, teaching them the correct way to stand at attention. he goes on. he teaches them how to wheel. one of the great myths of the american revolution is the theteman slinking through trees or hiding behind a boulder and picking off the square british redcoats in their battle formation. and yes, there were times when this indian fighting technique worked. but for the most part these people needed how to learn, how to quickstep into battle, how to wheel, how to stand when it can cannon took off the head of the guy next to you. von steuben starts teaching the continental army how to do this. how to become a professional army. and my favorite thing about von --uben, if i could go back if they said you could

first, through an excess coast guard cutter but also through agreement on things like uav's, rainer aircraft. now, these aren't easy relationships, and we have to deal with the legacy of conflict, for example, one of our projects at d.o.d. is the lean-up of agent orange or dioxin in vietnam, so you've got to deal with the legacies of con politics, you've got to e clear-eyed about a complex relationship, but the hard work of not only maintaining our core relationships and building them and keeping them vibrant, but building these new relationships has got to be a part, taken hand in hand with while we reach out to the chinese and try to manage that relationship and their rise in a way that we are cooperative with them, but also being vigilant and knowing we have got to have not only defense capabilities, but we have to have friends and allies for this to work well. gordon: if i could just jump in, i think a lot of folks want to see, and this gets into a different conversation about the national defense strategy and the assets, but people want to see where the u.s. is going to challenge china,