it isa to iraq and taking the second city.t for the physical territory of the still control large areas, still 3 million people with perhaps 50,000 quite extreme fighters allied to isis. still a lot of things going on isis are on the ground, living into villages at night to get money and weapons and food. particularly in front line areas so food. particularly in front line areas so the idea it is finished as the dispatch also need to look at the dispatch also need to look at the conditions behind it, the sheer militia and on the rampage. i was near most of and they were televising local villages. it is going to have a backlash. i have one family but a neighbour came back from work who work for the rocky government in baghdad and found his family had been slaughtered and they had written in blood on the walls it will be your turn next. all sorts of things going on, houses and schools destroyed, no jobs on things going on, houses and schools destroyed, nojobs on hospitals things going on, houses and schools destroyed, no jobs on

. >> there was a second city chicago company and second city toronto company. the toronto one fuelled the sc tv series which originally was sicindicated and got to the states that way. >> thank you for that marvelous reception. i want to thank my supporters over there in the cesarean section. >> it's healthy to be an outcider. as a comedian -- canadians are always outsiders but they're looking at the other culture that's right next door to them. >> it was the type of comedy that was only accessible if you could have gotten into the improv clubs. i had never seen anything like second city tv. >> i'm sorry. >> it was far more conceptual. it didn't have to be performed in front of an audience and there was also this idea that it was a low rent thing. it was sort of by the seat of their pants kind of operation that gave it an authenticity. >> now that our programming day has been extended, i'm going to be spending a lot -- >> where do you want me to put the kelbasa. >> you were routing for the show and the characters that they created. there was just something that

you like so i think a lot of it was the blind leading the blind is a view shared by many britons second city birmingham merrily voted to leave the e.u. more than two years on the city still divided over breaks it we spent all this time and achieved nothing it's just. that's what i think. we need a new prime minister just say fact. it's all mom think it's for the best but. i'm a bit lot this impeach word spending so much sense to my customers a birmingham's oldest indian supermarket also reevaluating their choices more than twenty percent of the city has south asian ancestry owner jatin to dylan voted to remain for the city's south asian community chose overwhelmingly to leave citing the arrival of cheap labor from the fringes of the e.u. as the main reason. i think it was affectively to do with immigration and i think they felt that immigration in these areas was getting out of control where my dad came. they're working twelve fifteen hours you know twenty four hours just to make ends meet here but now i think it's different i think people coming here and. it seems like the perception i'm ge

in english soccer the so-called second city derby between birmingham city and aston villa was marred after a birmingham fan attacked villa captain jack relist the fan ran on to the pitch early in the second tier clash and threw a punch at before being led away by police played on and he had the last laugh scoring the winner to secure the bragging rights for villa the attack follows a similar incident in friday's scottish premiership game between the burning and rangers. are minor now of our top story that we're following here on d. w. there are no survivors in the crash of an ethiopian airlines jet one hundred fifty seven people including five german citizens were on board as the boeing seven thirty seven max lost control shortly after takeoff from a survey about to nairobi it is the second to deadly crash of boeing's latest airliner in five months. coming up stories we'll take a look at how syrian refugees are faring in germany. to the cameras and. do it yourself for good good good camel. don't miss our. players. table. to stay.

there were also large demonstrations in the second city oregon and other towns across the country the protests represent the biggest challenge in years to your forty's and have surprise some observers. remember on the fourth term up with a flick line twenty fourteen there was tens to hundreds of protesters so not that much we're seeing now hundreds of thousands of protesters and the concentration was just in algiers and maybe one or two towns but that was it so in terms of intensity scale geographical location. numbers we're talking about a very very different level and it's very surprising. you know jiri a half the population is under the age of thirty and calls for protests on social media have resonated particularly with young algerians who struggled to find employment but now there hasn't been major violence but the anger hasn't gone away the al-jazeera. of the protests in algeria have triggered a show of solidarity in france which has a large algerian community hundreds there are demonstrating in paris and in mosques a. pfaff is a protester from the car citizen movement she says

there's been an extraordianry turn of events in the second city derby between birmingham city and aston as a fan jumped out of the crowd and aimed a punch at the villa captainjack grealish. ireland host france in the final men's six nations match of the weekend. it will be their head coach joe schmidt's final six nations game in charge at the aviva stadium after five years at the helm. they've only lost once in his 15 games in dublin. we've had some great years, some great occasions in the aviva and it would be great if this is another really positive experience. and we've been working toward that this week, but it is certainly about the performance that players play under those circumstances. you never know when your next cap is coming and the length of your career, so i guess coaches operate like that as well, you know! britain's sam bird has won the hong kong formula e eprix. but the victory could still be taken away from him. bird is currently being investigated after colliding with the leader andre lotterer on the final lap, who then suffered a punctured tyre and crashed out. bird

a primary school in britain second city birmingham has reportedly caved to pressure and temporarily pulled the plug on l.g.b. to lessons after hundreds of parents reportedly kept their children at home in protest. has the details. well the cause of this route is a educational diversity program that they might encounter and talking to them about things like the idea of having two mom or two dads and reading books to kids as young as four about the concept of same sex families a program was devised by the deputy head of the school at the center of this route his name's andrew marr fats and actually he's been nominated for the world's best teacher award take a look at him talking about the program mobley lula another was sick on both of them most got some tissues and wiped them back. is about teaching to you are different you can still be friends with anybody there's a huge going to. the schools we have to find ways to teach children to talk to counter them. but the majority of the parents at the school are on happy with andrew marr facts teaching methods it's a predominantly muslim school an

midterm elections staff at the building in russia second largest city had allegedly tried to influence the two thousand and sixteen campaign which was run by donald trump a charge rejected by moscow. i won't comment on that particular episode as it was a report by western mass media but to free assume that such an event took place this is in fact why we are trying to protect our internet from the possibility of switching off internet from an outside american source but internet access but say it will take years and billions of dollars to gain full control of the internet china's. something north of twenty billion dollars and. that big one million people work project. yes china internet is way bigger it's ten times bigger than russia. but even today's bigger we don't have couple because in the us for these or something quite gone are the thousand engineers the bill which is on its way through the russian parliament is the latest effort by the government to control the internet since two thousand and twelve the government has imposed many restrictions including blocking more than one hun

five years later, they were coming into iraq and taking its second city.e physical territory, thogh they still control it is a defeat for the physical territory, though they still control large areas, still three million people in idlib, with perhaps 50,000 quite extreme fighters who are allied to isis. and still a lot of things going on where isis are on the ground, moving into villages at night to get money and weapons and food. particularly in front line areas. so the idea it is finished is ludicrous, but also you need to look at the conditions behind it, the shia militias are on the rampage. i was in mosul where there were stories of them terrorising defeated sunni villages. it is inevitably going to have a backlash. i heard of one family told me a neighbour came back from work, he works for the iraqi government in baghdad and found his family had been slaughtered and they had written in blood on the walls it will be your turn next. all sorts of things going on, houses and schools destroyed, nojobs, no hospitals and it is such fertile terrain to see th

tottenham will be second favourites, manchester city have already beaten them at 1—0 this season.celona will meet manchester united, a repeat of the 2009 and 2011 finals. barcelona probably not the team they were under pep guardiola, but they still have leo messi and are seven points clear at the top of la liga in spain. manchester city win, they could meet liverpool the semifinals.

troubling of these worrying scenes that you were alluding to came early on sunday in the english second city darby in birmingham. city will host an aston villa which is always a very fierce encounter and ten minutes into the game. on the pitch and punch from behind aston villa's jack relation the fan has since been arrested along with . celebrating the winning. what is needed for the players back fortunately greenish is ok you have the last laugh because he scored without but you know similar things have happened in. between all so much the united states has been in and brain just want to move weekend worrying seems tomboy thanks very much . and thank you as well. i'm not laughing out of the well i just sometimes i am but is there nothing when the government prefer to have an think sneak into the german culture of looking at stereotypes the question but if you think the future of the country that i know a long time. kenya needed to be taken as grandma day i'm to meet those it's cold out there no i'm a joke join me for meet the germans on the w. . coast. to slater's. the table. and the state.

it happened during sunday's second city derby between aston villa and birmingham city. 9 minutes into the match, a birmingham fan ran onto the pitch and charged at midfielder jack, punching him in the head. the fan was quickly taken down by security and arrested. villa wasn't injured and went be on to score the game winning goal. >> still to come, dna test company 23 and me will add a potentially lifesaving feature. plus how much would you pay for one of america's most iconic buildings? you're open all day, every day. that's what 24/7 means, sugar. kind of like how you get 24/7 access to licensed agents with geico. hmm? yeah, you just go online, or give them a call anytime. you don't say. yep. now what will it take to get 24/7 access to that lemon meringue pie? pie! pie's coming! that's what it takes, baby. geico®. great service from licensed agents, 24/7. my dbut now, i take used tometamucil every day.sh it traps and removes the waste that weighs me down, so i feel lighter. try metamucil, and begin to feel what lighter feels like. whatever their sensitive skin get it out, with all fr

today we got a real big show -- >> there was a second city chicago company, there was a second city torontories which originally was syndicated and got to the states that way. >> hail, caesar! >> hail, hail! >> hail, hail. thank you very much for that marvelous reception. i particularly want to thank my supporters over there in the cesarean section. >> it's healthy to be an outsider. as a comedian, and canadians are always outsiders, but they are looking at the other culture which is right next door to them. >> i love you, i want to bear your children! >> it was the type of comedy that had only been accessible if you could have gotten into the improv clubs in chicago and toronto. i had never seen anything like second city tv. >> james bridgeman, parkdale. >> sorry, no, never mind, i'm sorry. >> it was far more conceptual in its humor because it didn't have to be performed in front of an audience. and there was also just the idea that it was this sort of low-rent thing. it was this sort of by the seat of their pants kind of operation that gave it an authenticity. >> now that our programming

manchester city have gone top of the premier league after a 1—0 win at bournemouth. riyad mahrez scoring the only goal in the secondve more throughout the evening. hello. many of us have already seen some wet and windy weather so far this week in there is more to come. two areas of low pressure of the first keeps it a very windy overnight in northern scotland, the second develops and strengthens and deepens the rapidly going into sunday bringing the strongest ones later in the day to parts of england and wales. this is how things look through the night. gusting through northern scotland to 70 mph or so and heavy showers moving through and snow to the higher hills, we keep our bricks are bringing in southern england but many other places will become dry and very mild night. into tomorrow, the very strong winds and heavy showers we start the day with in northern scotland, gradually easing and then, the storm starts to move in. rain across england as well as in southern scotland and secondly, with the winds strengthening. south—westerly winds picking up and these are your top temperatures. fairly mild but the wind is

what was it like here in the 60's jack out elizabeth: it was still the largest city in the nation. -- the second-largest city in the nation. it was a city with strong political leadership. the mayor was the head of the chicago democratic machine, but was also a power player in national politics. it helped to drive elections and decision-making in the national democratic party. it was also an extremely segregated city. steve: what was the view of the mayor and how did he view african-americans? elizabeth: it's interesting because they were a significant constituency for him. they were marginalized inside the larger political structure and the democratic party apparatus. it was a conflicted relationship. additionally, as a northern democrat, mayor daley was verbally supportive of civil rights organizing that was happening in the south, to get rid of legal segregation. when i came to conditions here in chicago, he said there were less problems. steve: put this time period into context. you have the little rock nine in 1957. the civil rights movement was brewing. what was happening? but was it like

unfortunate situation out on a british football pitch what is going on right so yesterday in the second city darby between birmingham city and aston villa in england a fan managed to climb on to the page of to ten minutes of play and punch a player on the back of the head i was quite shocking pictures that were about to say. they happened to aston villa's jack and greenish who. in fact went on to school to win that game so it's fair to say you have the last lot of minutes to become self up and dozens of down the fan has since been arrested. a similar thing then happened later today in the match between austin and manchester united where another fan invaded the pitch and got very close and i just you know it's it's christe smally a similar thing had also happened on friday evening in a game between he bernie and ranges in edinburgh in the scottish premier league so for all of these incidents to happen on one weekend for it's really quite worrying now there are of course no fences in british football grounds between the stands and the pitch but the authorities are going to have to find a solut

with my colleague florian nor hafiz a journalist who lived in iraq and has a knows mosul iraq's second city a very intimately has been living there as well good to have you here with us for ian a horrifying accident happening there do we know what caused it well for one thing the more we having the rainy season in iraq which means the tigris river. we're going very rapidly reports say that the ferry has been very very overcrowded up two hundred fifty two hundred people. we don't know exactly what the cause was but. my guess is that it was just too heavy and the current was too fast tragically most of the people who died in this ferry appeared to be children and women who couldn't who were and i swim very horrifying detail there that you add now of course what makes this even more poignant is that the people of mosul have just barely gotten through years of war are they've just been liberated from an occupation by yes they're still rebuilding that on the first day of spring this happens that's right iraq was when i was on the i association for almost three years about to liberate it was deva

you like so i think a lot of it was the blind leading the blind is a view shared by many britons second city birmingham merrily voted to leave the e.u. more than two years on the city still divided over breaks it we spent all this time and. that's why i think. we need a new prime minister just say that. it's all mom think it's for the best. this impeach we're spending so much and customers of birmingham's oldest indian supermarket are also reevaluating their choices more than twenty percent of the city have south asian ancestry owner jatin to dillon voted to remain but the city's south asian community chose overwhelmingly to leave citing the arrival of cheap labor from the fringes of the e.u. as the main reason i think it was affectively to do with immigration i think they felt that immigration in this area. get out of control my dad came. there working twelve fifteen hours twenty four hours just to make ends meet here but now it's the i think it's different i think people coming. in it seems like the perception i'm getting from people is that it's easier. to remain in plays outside a popula

is a freelance journalist based in iran algeria second city where they've also been protests against president beautifully and joins us now thanks for taking the time to speak to us we have seen a massive outpouring of protest in opposition in algeria what might their response be now that president which if he is back in the country. well definitely billy popular response just now after an official statement said that he's officially back in the country and his books were deadly in good health after that end quote unquote regular medical check up in geneva the official response is one of anger and confusion. confusion because there's a lot of movement circulating since early this morning about his fate and then about whether he will come back to the country and if so whether he will come back as. i think that's a quarter or a little credit and so we don't know even after those reported image images of him in the presidential convoy heading towards the presidential residence in the in the while the west algiers. get in this is if this is a myth still prevailing because we basically th

i did meet our training field in a body in the us of looking up fossils second largest city with soldiers from a commune rooney and a lot of atari on call phone two will be terrorist it's a simulated attack designed to be similar to the west african i mean are likely to encounter on the battlefields this is just an exercise play into it brings together more than two thousand soldiers from with africa europe and the us. it's a military exercise supported by the us in africa but it's been led by an african nation every us is two thousand and five. you know when this exercise is over we've established relationships we've established interoperability training and left behind real capability for security forces to be confident in their ability to deal with the security for security problems they face in their country or in regional organizations like the g five so how are the chairs multi-national joint task force . looking officer a member of the g five so here stunned into a hotbed of violent extremism. terrorist the french embassy and the military headquarters in we're going to group this o

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i was hoping that you could be the second city, but cambridge, massachusetts passed it last night. seattle passed it last night, but i thank you for your consistent leadership on this issue and many other progressive issues and san francisco leads, and you are exemplary in that leadership. thank you so much. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next speaker. >> my name is john patchner. i'm a san francisco native. i live at 239 brannan street, and i'm sorry, but you're going to hear it one more time. i had the privilege of living in the south beach neighborhood in the mid90's, and there was nothing there then. there was no baseball stadium, there were no condos, there were no restaurants, there were crumbling warehouses, and yes, there were homeless people, but even then, it seemed like a spectacular neighborhood. we, my wife and young son were able to buy a house in another part of the city. there was no housing in that area, and four years ago when we had the opportunity to move back, we did. a lot of work has gone into keeping that to be a splendid neighborhood, and i would --

for del castro take santiago de cuba the second biggest city in the country el che's troops will face no resistance when they take the capital city. a loss it's marginal now than give argued on yes for maura and yet she did guest who in the final phone could get up early in the mail to even met with the older than to some even near even a little the give the hot. that they only needs to be achieved in the arrives in the city to proclaim the revolution. and being large and time and there'd be skepticism about that within the core of the rebel army itself clearly this is something that could be politically very sensitive the revolution is moving from the phase of war or politics so one of real politics. on the eighth of january nine hundred fifty nine when the town has been liberated castro marches in in triumph givati remains in the shadow. people cast a pall on. run a loss could feed. on the school. measure in yeah in color on brown t.v.'s. surely feeding her all out syria she's going to be in the politburo. on the bus ticket here's the quote if you get through young girl over she'd g

mosul is no stranger to disaster iraq's second largest city was ravaged by the war against the so-called islamic state liberated from the terror group after months of bitter fighting in two thousand and seventeen its inhabitants desperately crave a return to normality the amusement parks restaurants and cafes on this stretch of the river had offered an escape from the tough post-war reality. but it's here that horror returned to mosul. thursday was world down syndrome day millions of people are born with the genetic condition and many struggle to integrate fully into society but there are some exceptions and that takes us to a cafe in the iranian capital tehran you can get a cup of coffee and a lesson in the benefits of giving people with down syndrome a chance to hold down a job. in the. this completely in his element serving couple chinos to the guests in this cafe to waiting tables as his first ever job and the forty year old is loving every second of it. you know i like the cafe it's big and it's nice. that's why i'm so grateful to the . that every night when i go to bed i thank. for

seventy percent of the country is blacked out and this has happened before not a cry of all the second largest city has been weeks without electricity in the past year and outages like this one have been happening all over the country for years but never of the magnitude we've seen in the last few days where the whole country was wiped out not to some other stories from around the world. full of pain people have been killed in a plane crash in central columbia a local man and his family were among the victims emergency service and suggestion suggested engine failure could have caused the propeller plane to crash. in syria the u.s. backed syrian democratic forces have caused military operations against a so-called islamic state in babu's to allow more citizens to be evacuated more than sixty thousand people have been displaced by fighting there as syrian regime forces prepared to retake the jihadists final on play. the japanese coast guard says at least eighty seven people were injured when a ferry collided with a marine animal thought to be a whale the ferry operator said the vessel was about was a