suttle much the rufus temple also is wonderful to have live music on the show and they've asked me to sing a song with them and what they don't know is you don't have to ask me twice it is a thrill i thought this would be apt for d.w.i. as it is a mixture of languages coming up so here goes with by been this to shane by. balmy sunshine i'll try to explain my mom who's been such a great. mom. and. me i'm sure the fans than. i could say but. each language. thanks us today. tomorrow kristin stop. the disney dis talented looking player's. queen take a close look at a few. inches predictions connection shall. sleep is rising stomps on. kickoff through seems to. me cold peace in germany to learn german. published in the. why not learn with him online on the move. free to sask the w.c. learning course because for. this is g.w. news. tonight after 3 days of marathon negotiations european union leaders have agreed on the person they would like to see as their new chief executive or some of germany's defense minister she has won the european union's backing and could now become the european com

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age of the 19 twenties and thirties she's also more importantly the banjo player and singer of the rufus temple orchestra we're going to play some hot jazz in just a little while but 1st let's have a look at this trend in day this boom for parties 1920 on the wall caterina attends and often performs out our club nights called boy. it's like going back in time to the crazy and wild 1920 s. here in. new. york and eyes are of the glow and so vosh evenings else that usual style has brought back these head in the state parties with life music and but that just concerts in. the world. elsa has been organizing these events for over 10 years now meanwhile up to 1000 stylishly dressed guests but evening show up to have proper nights there are branches in hamburg and columbus well it's just astonishing music but also the defining decadence of it all. and even if you have a ticket there's no guarantee you'll get in there's a strict dress code you must dress in the style of the twenty's and thirty's or you could be turned away at the door. that looks like a lot of catherine of federal is my guess yo

coming up today with featuring the roaring twenty's the jazz age this live music in the studio with the rufus temple orchestra and we'll be looking behind the scenes of the mock up the orchestra who featured in the famous t.v. series. live. and speaking of which. is the most expensive t.v. production ever here in germany costing around 40000000 euros it's a crime series set in the weimar republic of 929 and the 1st 2 series of insult to netflix are now thank you b c all over the world. police investigate berlin's underworld just a few years before the nazis rise to power berlin was a gritty place back then. getting on the pot is the main character gradually the detective realizes that the corrupt swamp of politics and crime goes so deep that he's in danger of losing his footing. shell out of the toe is a young working class woman with dreams of something better she does odd jobs for the police but wants to be a permanent part of the team. their stories are spun out.

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i have rufus the hog, back by popular demand. half-an-hour? expected to face tough questions today when they're buried a hustings event in northern ireland. both boris johnson and jeremy hunt have said they are opposed to the backstop, which is designed to guarantee there will be no physicaljacks along the irish border after brexit —— checks. let's get more from our correspondence chris page. a significant spot? yes, that's right, dan. this might not look like an international border, but that is indeed what it is. just about in northern ireland, just down the road there, you can see those signs, that is where the irish republic gens. this whole question of how you keep the irish border in its present state has dominated in recent times the brexit negotiations. it's been a difficult question as you see, traffic is free—flowing. no checks, no passports to be shown, no barriers. everyone agrees they wanted to stay this way. there agreement to see how to do that once we leave the european union. that is going to be dominating the agenda today. th

he was in a halfway house at the time and i think someone i don't know what company happy i'm doing rufus and his mother came to me and next we would like him appear shoes that he needed to do his group and and he just blossom he just blossomed from there i was so happy to be at work and be to be have the ability to work again that i never missed a day i was always there i was always there hour early before anybody else get there. so in essence i was hungry i was hungry to work i was hungry to be free. and have the ability to change my life around so all those stains. made me a good employee in a mentally dismayed as mine of insane he was going to go if you know go into business for yourself in a salad all starting i just really felt that i had what it took to be awesome but no way to be successful. so i quit my job and i was fully fledged into business then i had to leave i froze year business i made about 30 some $1000.00 or more for a shit. i remember a vest i'm back into the business i'm buying tools a mile ladders some growing the business or take my 2nd year i read about he somehow.

i know carol has a very good relationship with rufus.social media. she does enjoy some time with rufus. a quick look inside, technology questions. the issues around ‘s smartphones. if you employ someone, do you expect them not to use their phone, of course, now smartphone, while they are working for you? unions warn there isa working for you? unions warn there is a new front line for friction between workers and organisations, as managers either tell people they can't use their mobiles while they are working, or they don't, and they use them all the time. france has banned it, you are not allowed to access banned it, you are not allowed to a ccess your banned it, you are not allowed to access your work e—mail outside work hours. no, this is while you are at work. say you are employed in a shop, and you are not told you can't have your smartphone, and you are not doing anything, there's no customers, and you are sending a couple of messages. is that 0k? no, it is like taking a personal phone call. do your bosses have a right to ta ke call

the front page also has rufus the hawk, watching over wimbledon, and keeping pigeons away from the tennist the story on the right of the front page, to the right of the photo, caroline, uk because it," chinese envoy over hong kong". this isa chinese envoy over hong kong". this is a reference to what has happened. the ambassador has been summoned to the foreign office because they have attached the commentsjeremy hunt made which was basically that he was cautioning the beijing government against using the demonstrations in hong kong at a pretext for repression. basically, that has been dismissed as being unacceptable and there ambassador has been hauled into the foreign office to be hauled over the coles for those comments. —— coals. this is the end of a golden era we have had in terms of the relations. it was started by david cameron with this relationship with china which has been very much thawing for that period of time and suddenly we are back into this tense situation with them. i went to china following george osborne and boris johnson when they were in a joint love in with the chin

write about it today as julian assange just birthday wish him a happy day in your prison this is where rufus considering you're currently doughtery one of the premier journalists about who came up with this complain take action to free his son jeff you mean it the family media freedom well as well as that promotional video the foreign office also had on its twitter feed videos about imprisoned journalists and also called for people to follow the hash tag defend media freedom of course which is very much a spouse by jeremy hunt the foreign secretary and the conservative leadership party candidate as well as amal clearly the human rights lawyer who in the past has represented julian a song though this is rather ironic because it's come on the $48.00 birthday of julian assange and in love in his hometown where his father lives there have been celebrations and collaboration's off the wiki leaks founder of course mixed feelings. overjoyed and in a bit distressed and overwrought. constant. and fifi. toward the ruin of. well those 9 years that jump ship summers referring to there were basically goi

in a fox business exclusive, we are joined by ambassador rufus yerxa, president of the national foreignncil. do you think that this was in the cards all along that huawei maybe or maybe not inserts some spy equipment into the equipment it sells here, but that the administration could use it as a bargaining chip? >> well, look, this is in my opinion, liz, this is what happens if you are not careful about distinguishing sort of commercial objectives from national security. clearly there are some really very serious national security issues with a company like huawei and with technology in areas like 5g that the u.s. has to worry about. that's why we have, you know, our export control laws and cfius process and all the rest, to sort through those problems. you can't just start trading it off for commercial objectives. on the other hand, you know, i think one of the big mistakes was coming up with an overly broad ban at the very outset without having really examined whether it would work effectively and what the consequences are. if you cut all the u.s. companies that are currently doing bu

i also sit here as the grandson of rufus huntleyey.my maternal grandparents were both born before plessy versus ferguson supreme court decisionon in 189. and for a significant portion of their lives, they worked as sharecrcroppers in geororga until they were able to save enough money to purchase a small farm. despite much progress over the centuries, this hearing is yet another important step in the long and heroic struggle of african-americans to secure reparations for the damages inflicted by enslavement in post-emancipation and racial exclusionary policy. many of ththe organizations who are present today at this hearing are amongst the historical contributors to the present national discourse, congressional deliberations, and democratic party presidential campaign policy discussions about reparations. we also are indebted to the work of congressman john conyers for shepherdingg this legislation,, the adoption of h.r. 40 can be a signature legislative achievement, especially within the context of the united nation decades of people o

for his part, rufus king of new york insisted that he who has proved himself to be most fit for an office ought not to be excluded by the constitution from holding it. in theory, both are right. a governmental turnover is undeniably healthy for any republic, especially for one as large and diverse as we are. meanwhile, disqualifying unusually capable legislators from serving would be a definite loss our country. the philosophical argument about term limits can be a close call, as it was in 1787. unlike our founders, however, we do not have to confine our debate to theoretical abstractions. we can draw on real-world experience, with our 230-year-old system, and especially, its performance over the last few decades. the practical case for term limits, mr. chairman, is no longer a close call. have to speculate, as the founders did, that the prospect of a permanent tenure in congress might tempt the senators and representatives toward self-interested, short-term thinking. we know for a fact, especially in recent decades, when control of congress has been constantly up for grabs, this short-te

this is rufus. good morning. i oppose it, but i would like to speak about the spaceship thing.e just listen and understand what happened with spaceshiptuff, that did not do nothing but hate go up to the sky and hit the orbit and come back. you go up to the moon, where did they know where to land when they come back to the atmosphere? that is what i wanted to say. host: from ohio, supporting the i.c.e. rates, this is rebecca. caller: my comment is -- what part of "illegal" two people to understand? andou go to another country you stay there, you are kicked out of the country. i mean, why don't they just go to the door, not on the door, and we will let them in, do it legally, and we will be graciously happy for them to come, but if you are saying here, and you are illegal, then that is wrong. ok, that is becky in utah. this is the "baltimore sun." "nothing has happened yet. immigrant communities on edge, but no i.c.e. activity has happened early sunday from baltimore." host: we go next to hillsboro, oregon, hear from dan, supporting the raids. caller: yeah, hi. how are you doing?