i'm brian for the entire team thanks for being with us sara kelly will join you next have a great weekend. been robbed of their soul that's what it people experiences when their heritage is taken from them countless cultural artifacts were brutally stolen from africa by colonialists carted off to europe. what should be done with the stolen or from africa. stolen soul starts september 7th on d w.

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news asia with my colleague there ash the energy i'm sara kelly thanks for watching . how does the virus spread. why do we panic and when we'll all miss and consider 3 of the topics covered and a weekly radio show is called spectrum if you would like and the information on the crawl of virus or any other science topic you should really check out our podcast you can get it wherever you can get your podcast you can also find us at. science. is for me. anytime is for you. beethoven. as for. beethoven just for her plato is for. beethoven is for plato for his former club. beethoven 2020 the 250th anniversary year long deep. look closely. carefully. simply. to get good. to discover. the song. subscribe to the documentary on. the i. did use a shot coming up today to regional powers on a possible role to major confrontation. in china i mean they are choosing each other fighting shots on a dispute just bought off as a tense months long standoff circumstance snowballed is there a way out of this kamali in crisis we also expletive india i'm trying to. play.

did you mean so we're coming back to that are you concerned or not concerned tim sebastian and sara kelly taking to the heart of the matter in north korea just to get the questions you believe little conflicts. on t.w. . fake tattoos fake breasts fake teeth artist cindy sherman has spent decades dressing up and taking pictures of herself but don't call them selfie it's her new reps retrospective coming up here on arts and culture and. funky visuals biting lyrics russian musician and go only on of sings out against the kremlin and later on the show an opera about taboos and teenage drama. welcome to arts and culture for 40 years artist cindy sherman has been shifting shapes sometimes grotesque often on recognizable never vain she says she poses for her own photos because it's just easier than working with a model a new retrospective of her work in paris was supposed to start in april but then covered 1000 had other plans now the show at the foundation is finally open to the public. arts world part to recognize in each new guidance but with her own unique unmistakable style the camera is al

i'm sara kelly welcome to the program more than 5 years ago islamist attack to be paris offices of the satirical magazine charlie hebdo and a jewish supermarket they murdered 17 people before being shot dead. by police but they had accomplices who escaped and their trial has now begun the magazine was targeted because of published cartoons of the prophet muhammad we'll get an update from paris but 1st he is lisa lewis with the widow of one of those killed mary's wilensky is still traumatized 5 years ago her husband george was killed in the islamist attack on shall you have to he was a cartoonist at the magazine and the love of her life and. my life was turned upside down its absence the absence of his gaze that accompanied me for 47 years. this absence has caused me to fall ill with cancer and i have regular nightmares and some of them i become my husband and live through his last moments facing the kalashnikov so back when i. marries is one of the plaintiffs in the court case she's hoping the hearings will provide her with some answers to many. of our. best seen on earth. i need to un

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into the conflict zone with sara kelly for years for length foreign policy line has been dialogue 1st keep talking no matter what but a russian opposition leader alexina volley recovers in a brawl in hospital after an apparent poisoning karlin is under increased pressure my guest this week is germany's deputy foreign minister meals on. conflicts of. 30 minutes doubling. beethoven invention as it did to do. might he be the true rock n roll of. the subconscious always plays a role in the. move times one player cinema willis on a musical journey of discovery a world without beethoven i can't even begin to imagine. in 75 minutes on d w. how does a virus spread. why do we panic and when will all this. country just 3 of the topics covered and we couldn't read your blog is called spectrum if you would like and new information on the chrono virus or any other science topic you should really check out our podcast you can get it wherever you get your podcast can also find us at g.w. dot com slash science. sometimes. the next few people destroy the most important stuff. is so strong that it can'

i'm sara kelly welcome to the program uncertainty remains over what exactly happened on tuesday morning to one of the leading figures and the opposition movement officials say that maria kolesnik was detained trying to cross the border into ukraine but the ukrainian news agency interfax says that she resisted attempts to deport her a claim backed by ukraine's interior minister who said in a facebook post that she had successfully prevented her forcible expulsion from belo groups. has been leading mass protests against president alexander lukashenko on monday the opposition movement said that masked men bundled her into an unmarked vehicle in the capital minsk and drove away it followed another mass protest in the city at which more than 600 people were arrested. let's bring in correspondent nick connelly who is in the capital men do we have any more information about where kolesnik over could be right now. that is the sort of thing sara no one has been in touch with her for over 24 hours now since she was arrested here on the streets or. detained rather on the streets. not far from her

at that you're up to date i'm sara kelly in berlin thanks for watching. the protesters followed it for decades. but did lisa dam in southeastern turkey is now an operation. and the ancient city of hudson case has been flooded. only in order to meet energy demands or to curtail the supply of water to neighboring iraq close up. next on t.w. . female. more and more women in the indian state of maharashtra are becoming landowners in larger political a sustainable approach to land. for the environment and stephanie says. in 60 minutes on t.w. . stay up to date don't miss our highlights. program online d.w. dot com highlights. the conspiracy of the saudi consulate. a body that will never be found not connected to the highest levels of government why did journalist jamal khashoggi have to die. was threatened price for. 2 years later and the reasons are still unclear the case of jamal. street september 30th on t w. a sinking city for thousands of years legal have lived in the ancient town and her son caves. thank you really good after the water submerged her son

sara. kelly get i'm fully back to go with the headlines on al-jazeera 2 men who say they deserted from the myanma army are reported to have given confessions detailing mass killings and the destruction of rahane get villages they are now said to. b. in the hague where they could provide a breakthrough for an international criminal court investigation june has covered the running a crisis extensively and has more. having direct testimony from soldiers involved in what many have called these horrific atrocities committed against the rohingya that would be a huge development rangar refugees since the beginning of the crackdown that was launched against them august 25th 2017 have used the word genocide to describe what happened what was perpetrated against them so of now there is direct testimony that means that myanmar could be a lot more liable belorussian state television says a prominent opposition activists missing since monday has been detained near the border with ukraine maria kolesnik over a

are you concerned you were not concerned to sebastian and sara kelly the heart of the matter look just again listen stupid little clicks a. d. w. . a little. conspiracy theory in the bundesliga. that's something worth checking out so we got our best man on the case. of course. welcome to a preview to full warning in being a fellow of the but nothing is new as club media and then there before bob has been along. when only the big the mom. and the son learned man. the view from the carlson talent is fantastic but not all this as it seems and beautiful. in germany there are rumors that the city is hiding and don't secrets so ridiculous it sounds like something from a netflix series. i'm hunting for the truth. so what is this conspiracy. well this is all going to sound a little crazy frankly it sounds stupid to me so let me try to explain this as simply as i can. since the mid ninety's a joke has been causing bielefeld a little bit of a headache basically someone came up with a satirical conspiracy theory that doesn't actually exist but i'm here in being a fellow and it feels pretty real t

you mean for you coming back to the tsunami are you concerned for not concerned to sebastian and sara kelly taking part of the matter is just to get the questions you believe. d.w. . did beethoven in vienna chose to dictate to do. you want a piece of. the romance of stolen beethoven. of course the subconscious always going to. come into the world sat with the biggest composer of all time i can't begin to imagine world class horn player sara willis on a musical journey of discovery. with alfred. this week on w. a sinking city for thousands of years leap and have lived in the ancient town of the sun caves. thank you to really get you off to the water submerged cars on cave the town with its people wildlife and traditions ceased to exist it just disappeared to. get the town was evacuated for it was swallowed up by the waters of the river tigris the reason why tens of thousands of people lost their home is a huge down. it's literally like well the earth and subdue it as you know in the sense of a record to take up or. ference hotel was called paradise garden when we visited him in january 2020

did you mean coming back to the list of 200 are you concerns for not concerned tim sebastian and sara kellytake you to the heart of the matter is just if you look close to see blue clicks. on d w. in the. climate change. her clothes make the suit. cut 2 years today the future. dot com for. the making it. clear cut or. i. played. play. play. this is news coming to you live from berlin remembering the victims of a global penda the credit box is now officially claimed more than a 1000000 lives it's a tragedy spreading across nearly 200 countries. and belgium left grieving but there are. also coming up. to tears for the 1st presidential debate after reports.

could actually take some senate seats down, particularly looking at maine where mark kelly -- i'm sorry, where sara beating susan collins, arizona where mark kelly is beating martha mcsally. you go through these races and it seems clear that there is the ability that biden could sweep in some senate races as well talk about the places where biden is strong and where he's weak there's some talk that he has weakness with black men and latino voters. where do you think it stands >> okay, a couple of things. i was talking to one of my sources who's actually latino who lived in pennsylvania and left pennsylvania and lives on park avenue. so for him he was like -- he actually tweeted and said i don't care if it's a gaffe, i'm still going to vote for you. but then we talked about how for many latino men in particular, they understand and kind of get this trump message there is a message i'm not really watching this right now, but this message of fear biden is going to be pulled to become a socialistand they are going to take away everything of yours. he said, you know, latino men from places like venezuel

kelly and ryan!" today, from the new series, "utopia," rainn wilson. plus, a performance from singer-songwriter, saraareilles. find out what's inside the first aid kit for parents as we kick off "live @home: house calls." all next on "live!" ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> ryan: good morning. >> kelly: hi. good morning. >> ryan: good morning. thank you. we rushed at. >> kelly: but i often feel so ridiculous coming in -- no offense, you guys. but coming in and like making a big entrance. you know what

. >> thank you very much, kelly and team welcome to "closing bell." i'm saraen along with wilfred frost. the september swoon is raging as we begin a new trading week on wall street. stocks falling sharply the s&p 500 briefly going negative for the year. on a jam packed day of news. let's look what the is driving the action one hour left of trade coronavirus concerns are growing in the u.s. and abroad the united states is quickly approaching 200,000 covid-19 deaths and the uk reportedly considering a fresh lockdown to slow the sprea

kelly and dom. welcome, everyone to "closing bell," i'm sara eisen with wilfred frost.ter three days of frenzied selling dow down, nasdaq up. let's look what's driving the action tech stocks and momentum plays are recovering some of their losses apple up 5%, tesla up 8, after its worst day of selling ever. but we are seeing one late stage drug trial of a vaccine candidate being pu

. >>> thank you, kelly and tyler welcome everyone to "closing bell." i'm saraio stocks sharply lower. it is off the worst levels of the day. look at what is driving the action is steep selloff in technology that's dragged the nasdaq back into correction territory. 10% off the highs. facebook, apple, amazon. leading the declines coronavirus cases trending higher around the world. the seven day average of new cases rising here in the u.s. while europe and india face alarming surges as well. and th

you for watching "closing bell" is coming right up >> and here we are kelly and tyler, thank you welcome to "closing bell." i'm saraen along with wilfred frost. a broad rally to start the week. the dow is up 300 points the nasdaq is outperforming yet again. let's look at what is driving the action the tech trade is back on with names like apple and tesla leading the market higher as well as oracle on news of the tiktok deal. a flurry of m & a helping verizon to a few biotech buyouts. and because of news on the potential covid-19

kelly? >> that explains the mathisen. thank you for watching, everybody. "closing bell" starts right now. >> welcome, everyone, to "closing bell. i'm sararing from an earlier plunge in a volatile session. another one here on wall street. investors weigh a number of major wild cards facing this market let's look at what is driving the action right now president trump and joe biden taking center stage tonight nif in the first presidential debate. house speaker nancy pelosi

. >> thank you very much, kelly and team welcome to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen along with wilfred frost. the september swoon is raging as we begin a new trading week on wall street. stocks falling sharply the s&p 500 briefly going negative for the year. on a jam packed day of news. let's look what the is driving the action one hour left of trade coronavirus concerns are growing in the u.s. and abroad the united states is quickly approaching 200,000 covid-19 deaths and the uk reportedly considering a fresh lockdown to slow the spread there. supreme court ruth bader ginsburg made the political picture in washington significantly more complicated with some analysts saying the odds of another round of stimulus before the election falling sharply. bank stocks are getting crushed today as well amid new report about major firms dealing in suspicious funds we'll have more on that in just a bit. we have 59 munz left left to goy volatile session still make for the worst day in a while. >> percentage terms, we're down 2.2% as we stand ahead will be all over the sello

kelly and dom. welcome, everyone to "closing bell," i'm sara eisen with wilfred frost. stocks bouncing back big after three days of frenzied selling dow down, nasdaq up. let's look what's driving the action tech stocks and momentum plays are recovering some of their losses apple up 5%, tesla up 8, after its worst day of selling ever. but we are seeing one late stage drug trial of a vaccine candidate being put on pause though the company and health experts stress that is not uncommon to do we're going to dive into that one in just a moment in the winners, 2020, reversing slack is plunging, lululemon is lower, nikola is down after it was up sharply yesterday it's been a volatile last few sessions into the close. 59 minutes left. >> certainly has been volatile welcome back, sara, having been off. ahead of the upcoming debut we'll speak with venture capital investor about his bet on the company which started many years ago and how this ipo might do. plus shares of retailer five below, more than 40% from the lows we'll speak with the ceo about what's driving this recovery yo

you for watching "closing bell" is coming right up >> and here we are kelly and tyler, thank you welcome to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen along with wilfred frost. a broad rally to start the week. the dow is up 300 points the nasdaq is outperforming yet again. let's look at what is driving the action the tech trade is back on with names like apple and tesla leading the market higher as well as oracle on news of the tiktok deal. a flurry of m & a helping verizon to a few biotech buyouts. and because of news on the potential covid-19 vaccine front from pfizer and after the aresa zenica coming up, the ceo of caesars will join us exclusively to discuss that partnership and the path forward for vegas plus, shares of advertising software company trade desk are up more than 50% on the year up more than 200% from the march lows we're going to talk to that company's ceo, find out what that move is all about how they managed to outperform and whether the underlying business is looking as strong as the stock. first up though, let's focus on the big stories in this final hour of trade. mike santoli tracking the market action

. >>> thank you, kelly and tyler welcome everyone to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen stoctio stocks sharply lower. it is off the worst levels of the day. look at what is driving the action is steep selloff in technology that's dragged the nasdaq back into correction territory. 10% off the highs. facebook, apple, amazon. leading the declines coronavirus cases trending higher around the world. the seven day average of new cases rising here in the u.s. while europe and india face alarming surges as well. and the snowflake hangover coming after yesterday's euphoria that is part of the momentum growth trade materials and industrials are the only sectors in the green. we have a few more ipos and awaiting more news on tiktok and oracle >> it will be busy coming up on today's show, mohammed el-erian will join us on the on going stimulus stalemate and we'll speak with jim fitterling and shares of cybersecurity firm palo alto networks up 80% from the march lows as companies boost protections for employees working from from home the ceo will join us to discuss that trend a

kelly and ryan!" today, from the new series, "utopia," rainn wilson. plus, a performance from singer-songwriter, saraoff "live @home: house calls." all next on "live!" ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest! [cheers and applause] ♪ >> ryan: good morning. >> kelly: hi. good morning. >> ryan: good morning. thank you. we rushed at. >> kelly: but i often feel so ridiculous coming in -- no offense, you guys. but coming in and like making a big entrance. you know what i mean?

kelly? >> that explains the mathisen. thank you for watching, everybody. "closing bell" starts right now. >> welcome, everyone, to "closing bell. i'm sara eisen stocks recovering from an earlier plunge in a volatile session. another one here on wall street. investors weigh a number of major wild cards facing this market let's look at what is driving the action right now president trump and joe biden taking center stage tonight nif in the first presidential debate. house speaker nancy pelosi and stephen mnuchin speaking on the phone today regarding stimulus negotiations with a promise to speak again tomorrow and new york city is back in had the coronavirus spotlight. people refuse to wear a mask >> still to come, coming up on today's show, embattled e.v. maker nick la with new lows. we'll ask the former auto executive what it all means for nikola's pending deal with gm. plus, we'll speak with the newly minted president of shopify about the run that stock has been on. up more than 150%. we'll ask about the recent news of rogue employees stealing some customer data. harl harley finkelstein will be our guest. we have the latest headlines co

those worst levels as tyler and kelly were discussing financials and industrials are in the green tech though does continue to lag even though it is bouncing back. sara, we're well off the lows but in the red just about. >> and in the red for the week which breaks the five week win streak plus, turning the page we'll speak with mark thompson whose tenure comes to a close as of tuesday that stock climbed more than 400% under his leadership. and the ceo of hawaiian airlines will join us after his company scrapped change fees and hawaii struggles with increasing covid-19 cases mike santoli tracking the selloff and the come back in the market josh lipton has details on a volatile day for apple and joining us to break down the moves in technology, dan niles from april hl one capital. start us off here on the broader market and what you think is important. >> yeah. sara, a pretty good little day and a half rinse that we got from the highs on wednesday. look at the s&p 500 in the shape of this chart might be a little bit familiar what happened back in june was about a 7% three-day pullback. then the market found the footing. got to about 8% high to low on t