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and lithuanian punk rocker samas tells us how the fall of the berlin wall changed his life. but 1st my guest is composer rob missouri he was getting ready to perform at the jazz fest here in berlin he's got 3 new albums out that he released just an artist's welcome darcey culture for sure to be here in a moment i want to look at a clip of some of your visual arts because you're also a visual artist and before we do i'm curious to know if you have the same goals in both of these practice is the visual art i mean music absolutely i mean i make make our music the music stuff is all about resonance the visual work is also about resonance creating a life force the spirituality that. has the possible of the billy to get somebody else energy as well as well as myself so it's all about energy ok let's take a look this is from an exhibition you did in france is called constellation scores . ok so that was a 3 d. lithograph collage obviously look different with the glasses that you had on and it would take you were reading it like a music score very much into the graphic score in a gr

and a run he made last year in the champions league but of course he won't be available until the sama and then we also have fun nick and we also see what he has done at leipsic how incredible he's been for the club but i don't know if they will necessarily get along with all these ego and big personalities and buy a new make but for the time being interim coach is a flake and he was. also at the moment by and the next assistant coach and most of us probably remember him as the assistant coach to akim live in germany back in 24000 when they won the world cup in brazil ok now your estimation can buy or stay here it's. uncertain times you know we see how up and down into the entire when disease is this season i say i wouldn't bet my money on it i say wait and see you cuz bye and right now on no going a transition period both on and off the few on the field with the vacuum that the likes of rebury and robin have have left behind finding play s. right now who are really playing on their potential aside from perhaps robert naiman doffs can then of course off the field in the top management

and lithuanian punk rockers sama tells us how the fall of the berlin wall changed his life. the 1st my guest is composer rob missouri he was getting ready to perform at the jazz fest here in berlin he's got 3 new albums out that he released just an artist's welcome to ours and culture pleasure to be here in a moment i want to look at a clip of some of your visual arts because you're also a visual artist and before we do i'm curious to know if you have the same goals in both of these practices the visual art i mean music absolutely i mean i make make our music the music stuff is all about resonance the work is also about resonance for creating a life force a spirituality that. has the possibility of believed.

afghanistan although the removal of gadhafi remains their only goal by their close proximity to a sama bin laden who was about to unleash the 911 attacks. if you were a north african but say like gadhafi you were just rubbing your hands with joy because you knew that all you needed to do to get significant western money technical support assistance in oppressing dissidents in your country was just tar them with a brush of affiliation with al qaida. gadhafi seized the chance to rehabilitate himself by offering to destroy his stocks of chemical weapons in return the west saw a chance to get involved with libya's immense oil reserves it could be a win win situation for both the losers with the. terrorists. when we meet again he completely. from al qaeda. and the next remember them much more to the maximum right in the open and. i would like to do not by. so i guess that we haven't made a new list of. most of. those really the. going to have a while the work. you're going to don't progress if you were to lose by 2004 he was in hiding in china where he felt he was coming under surveillance

following the location of a bunker above the yes when the obama administration managed to eliminate the sama bin ladin there well there was a lot of talk about decapitating al qaeda but it certainly didn't still being a major security challenge with all baghdadi hopefully gone do you think ice is will continue being a problem for your country and for your region as a whole no arse's threat the ideology of isis is the invite. which led the isis to rise really is still available both here and in iraq and we can sense it we can smell it and also in syria so the head of isis is the capital but the organization the ideology is still there just 2 days ago there was an explosion. near much more south of the guests on the italian special forces unit which led to the injured are 5 of them this is the most recent incident and therefore. regrouping they have sleeping cells not on the here in iraq about in syria too so we have to deal with this problem actually for a long term it's not the media. as well it's been loved and was decapitated but then was offered to so i think a certain logic applied to th

fearing the earth may shake again many residents are scared to stay indoors sama spending the night intheir cars. under canvas hundreds of people have sought shelter in a camp a steely set up at the local football stadium. as the 2nd night the spending here. it was good because with us here why should i go home i'm afraid i went back just to take my medication a new shaking began and i've run out i'm scared why should i go back with a member of course. we are terrified. it was something we did not expect we were all asleep and everything started to shake. like this one it was night. tonight we're staying out with the baby. while aid workers 100 food and drink to the evacuees the search for survivors continues a team of italian firefighters to send cameras down into a wrecked building to look for the missing. 2 days after the main earthquake struck the chances of finding anyone alive are getting slimmer. now resistance to antibiotics poses a major threat to human health killing tens of thousands of people worldwide every year but there is hope scientists say these a class of powerful ti

afghanistan although the removal of gadhafi remains their only goal by their close proximity to a sama bin laden who was about to unleash the 911 attacks. if you were a north african say like gadhafi you were just rubbing your hands with joy because you knew that all you needed to do to get significant western money technical support assistance in oppressing dissidents in your country was just tar them with a brush of affiliation with al qaida. gadhafi seized a chance to rehabilitate himself by offering to destroy his stocks of chemical weapons in return the west saw a chance to get involved with libya's immense oil reserves it could be a win win situation for both the losers with the. terrorists. when we meet again. he completely distances himself from al qaeda. and the next remember them much more to come on some of. the opening. week for a week to do my thing. so i'm going to have everybody knew mr burton and. it was really the. going to have a world work. you're going to don't progress the work of loosely by 2004 he was in hiding in china where he felt he was coming under surveilla

during fighting between pro russian separatists and ukrainian government forces over the past 5 years sama aimed at ending the conflict is just be held next month earlier we spoke to global affairs analyst michael asa coon who's the former spokesman for the organization for security and cooperation in europe special monitoring mission to ukraine of course the most important thing where the return of the sailors that happened quite a few weeks ago now but to the return of the ships comes it interesting time ahead of that peace summit now scheduled to be on december 9th in paris however remains to be seen whether the boats are even sea worthy whether they've been tampered with whether they're handing back the i mean ocean a number of questions there but for sure this is you know more or less good news for the landscape at that summit it remains to be seen we will not know for sure until the very day whether president putin words will show up but if he does this would be the 1st time that putin is alinsky meet face to face and the dynamics of that relationship will be very interesting to see

supported the anti-government protest but have rejected taking it inside pakistan's capital al-jazeera sama been reports from islamabad. about this mail has come to slum of blood from the 3rd infantry of karate with its friends he says his leader has asked people to protest against the government. they're part of the. run and they say in $100.00 government is illegitimate and accuse it of destroying the economy and taking away jobs. i'm a realtor and for the last 13 months no one has brought in the property inflation has reached its highest level people were unable to earn and provided u.k. schmidle children we've lived our homes families and businesses we will live here until we get cans rizieq national. people from all over pakistan have arrived in islamabad in recent months creators teachers and others have also protested. 9 other political parties have also joined the demonstrations but they don't support calls for a possible sit in which they say could turn violent the government is adamant that the real reason for the rallies to divert attention from its fight against corruption and t

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and concerns from india throw down how the plans of the alvey on samas to finalize what could be the world's largest trade block. uninstaller lewis hamilton is closing in on his 6 formula one world title finishing a thought better of the upcoming u.s. grand prix will secure the challenge. saudi arabia has begun the process to sell shares at state run oil giant aramco a small part of the firm will initially be put on the kingdom's domestic stock exchange it's hoped that billions of dollars will be raised to help fund crown prince mohammed bin fons plans for the gulf states future asama been reports. the world's most anticipated stock offering is finally happening after years of hype and several delays saudi aramco the world's largest oil producing firm is being listed in riyadh to the exchange and shares are expected to be priced in december it's no ordinary company around because the engine driving saudi arabia's economy which relies on oil revenues. this these truly historic we are happy to announce our attention to this the saudi aramco company at the saudi stock exchange market th

afghanistan although the removal of gadhafi remains their only goal by their close proximity to a sama bin laden who was about to unleash the 911 attacks. if you were a north african but say like gadhafi you were just rubbing your hands with joy because you knew that all you needed to do to get significant western money technical support assistance in pressing dissidents in your country was just tar them with a brush of affiliation with al qaida. gadhafi seized the chance to rehabilitate himself by offering to destroy his stocks of chemical weapons in return the west saw a chance to get involved with libya's immense oil reserves it could be a win win situation for both the losers with the. terrorists. when we meet again. he completely distances himself from al-qaeda. remember them much more to the maximum right in the opening. i would like to do michael. so i can still hear from the new mr burton and most of. those really. going to have a rather work stiff to work on having to go on forever we're going to lose by 2004 he was in hiding in china where he felt he was coming under surveill

at 19 minute that's great from novato to the toll plaza san mateo bridge 15 minutes from hayward to sama tale the key new direction looks great the counter commute also very good. i talked about that problem on northbound one oh one near vermont in san francisco, there's been a collision. onof the writers it looks like a motorcycle badly injured chp on th scene it doesn't look like it's going to cost too much. the delay, but a lot of people use on oh o to san francisco that's before you get on to the floor of the bay bridge. so keep that in mind chp ll slow things down that's right darya. cesar chavez james >>he will time now 6 o 2, 1, of our big stories this morning air bnb now facing a lawsuit one week after that deadly halloween house pary in orinda now are 5 people were killed the family ofne of the victims file a lawsuit covers christina tate row is at this period courthouse in martinez with the latest. >>raymond hill juni was one of the 5 killed during the horrific sies of events happening on halloween night. now his family, the hill family is now filing a lawst and suing air bnb w

it very good very good but i want you to go and finish he said a bastard you got this from vassar samathat is correct that. russia song and also said that he talked of prisons alinsky amnesty your mock and it told them that although this was not a quid pro quo if the president alinsky did not clear things up in public we would be at a stalemate that was that that was one point. it was also the case mr morrison talked to right no one has a better song and also told me that he recognized that it was a mistake to have told the ukrainians that only the meeting with the president in the in the oval office was held up on the in order to get these investigations no it was not just the beating it was also the security systems everything was so those 2 those 2 discussions are all right so again just to just to recap you had 3 meetings with president clinton he no linkage in those 3 meetings came up. vassar's alinsky didn't announce that he was going to do an investigation of the binds or barisan is before they release he didn't do a tweet didn't do it in one scene and in a way that presents lec

sama toldambassador me during a phone conversation the president zelensky needed to make clear to president trump that president zelensky was not standing in the way of the investigations. whensed something odd ambassador somma told me on june 28 30 -- volcker,r summit, secretary perry and i were on this call dialing in from different locations. said he wantedin to make sure no one was transcribing or monitoring as they added president zelensky to the call. before president zelensky joined the call, ambassador voelker separately told the u.s. participants that ambassador voelker planned to be explicit with president zelensky in a one-on-one meeting in toronto on july 2. in that meeting, ambassador volker planned to make clear what president zelensky should do to get the white house meeting. i did not understood what this meant that ambassador voelker said he would relay that president trump wanted to see rule of law, transparency but also specifically cooperation on investigations to get to the bottom of things. once president zelensky joined the call, the conversation was focused on energy