magia back in april stefan could these protests dante's popularity. i think he definitely it came as a surprise for to government debt so many people in the what i have to say is really an extremely cool to the night has turned out to not only have today also in recent days and i think they are closely watching holidays will develop i think if indeed to this gains momentum and also in all the areas of hungry a we have seen a similar protests and then of course it's something the prime minister will have to count which of course that they are trying to make this a wide movement we have seen that in the past then it didn't work and we have to see i think in the coming weeks whether this momentum will go on ok that's stefan vause reporting in the hungarian capital would have passed thank you. now to some of the other stories making news around the world sudan's president omar al bashir has made a short visit to syria he was welcomed to damascus by syrian leader bashar. al bashir is the first arab leader to go to syria since the country's civil war erupte

let's bring in journal stefan bourse he is standing by for us in front of the parliament in budapest hi stefan i descend that you've been speaking to activists just now who have been taking part in the protests what are they telling you what are they looking for now . well they are extremely concerned talk until your watch will happen next many activists are saying that they a kenneled believe what happened to during the nights when basically one of the parliamentarians last hospitalized after being beaten up by the security forces of the state run television that he's old so i expect that will be discussed here behind me i'm now staying in front of the parliament building him budapest and also behind me are active fish says staying over the whole night basically camping out and waiting what will happen next it is also the place of course where the demonstrations all regionally began last wednesday when this controversial law let's say except it's also known as slave law according to the activists and it has seen sprint's really into a lot of directions people are not only demanding

washington correspondent stefan simons, good to talk to you. thank you.fter a decade of stagnation, south africa's economy may finally be turning around. according to new government numbers, the nation has finally shaken off recession after its economy beat expectations last quarter. reporter: farms like these help south africa turn its ailing economy around. the agricultural sector expanded by over 6% last quarter. and the country's manufacturing sector was also in the black, as it grew by 7.5%. it is welcome news for cyril ramaphosa. he promised to lead his country out of recession when he assumed office in 2017. under the rule of his predecessor jacob zuma, south africa's economy headed downhill. gdp dropping from 3% to just over 1% in 2017 before entering recession earlier this year. but things bounced back in the third quarter, with 2.2% growth, despite a weak showing from the country's critical miningg industry. analysts expect the turnaround to continue into next year. growth could still be hampered by the state run energy provider. tuesday saw it

of the syrian conflict shaking hands at the end of that news conference who is not standing there stefan de mistura the u.n. special envoy he had been meeting them maybe it's a protocol issue that he wanted them to speak and he'll speak separately but the word we're getting behind the scenes is there has been a disagreement between the russians and the syrians let me just remind you what this is all about long negotiations going on in geneva to try and get peace talks between the opposition in the syrian government were going nowhere and then eventually in sochi they came up with a plan to at least deal with one part of the syrian conflict and that was to try and come up with a new constitution for syria about a year ago they decided that they would try and have a constitutional committee meeting in geneva and the government had to come up with a delegation the syrian opposition had to come up with a delegation and then there was going a third delegation representing civil society in syria it's the that third component the civil society component that they couldn't reach agreement on eve

i'm joined now by journalist stefan bowls he is in budapest forces even good evening to you stefan the video of good opposition that opposition lawmaker getting thrown out of hungary's state broadcaster i mean it's been seen all over the world we're reporting on it tonight how is it being reported on how gerry and state media . yes indeed i can tell you it's at this moment as i speak to you tensions are rising actually moments ago. there was a open shushan member of the parliament who was basically direct out of this building and even beaten up by security forces now we saw an ambulance here i feel and you know it just it's one of the examples we have seen also the whole day there were order. on intelligence as well trying to get in now a lot of people are doing here now at the moment is shouting to the hungry and state television they want to get a petition and of course there's a lot of riot police as well they are trying to pretend that also but you know we have to see how it will go still many people are here tonight in the pool to have to say and stefan is this being reported thou

correspondents dorian jones in istanbul and stefan in washington hello to you both stefan let's start with you have there been any reactions to the statement in the u.s. no not so far as to say crickets as far as i can tell i'm told now that might change during the course of the day but so far we haven't heard anything is very unlikely that we hear anything today as the president or the same president will as we reported now has allegedly told mr ed wong that the u.s. is working on extradition has told the press here in november just about a month ago that no such plans and actions are taken at the moment or considered dorian can you explain for us why this extradition of glenn is so important for the turkish government. to some turkish ministers they are calling him turkey's osama bin laden and that gives in on the idea of how important a man chrissy's in getting him back to turkey and the reason why he's not only blamed for being a mastermind for his network will follow it for the twenty sixteen failed coup attempt which killed two hundred fifty people but he's also believed to be s

stefan what is the position of the u.s. government on this issue. the u.s. government holds one position and that is that turks have to present proof of what they're saying and alleging in terms of the involvement of mr gillum in the crew from two thousand sixteen and as soon as this proof is sufficient then they are going through the motions of. approving or assessing this this proof and the evidence and then make a decision if there's grounds for an extradition however again i say there is three entities involved in this is not just the why does it is the department of justice and they're looking at this proof as i mentioned and then there's the state department which also will assess how much diplomatic damage or benefit a extradition of mr golan to turkey would gain for the united states since this is not just about mr gillon but also about the relationship between the united states and turkey when it comes to the u.s. support for example kurdish fighters in northern iraq and in syria as well as turkey's role in syria as well as turkey's purchase of as f

stefan republican congressman defense officials urging the president to reconsider will there though in the end be a quick and complete withdrawal of american troops from syria. oh i can tell you that there's a lot a lot of noise in the foreign policy and military circles in washington in sight the g.o.p. the republican party and this noise is only disdain for the decision made by the president which came as a toll surprise as you have already said and reported and distain for the way of how he communicated his decision because guess what he didn't communicate his decision pops up a twitter two thousand u.s. troops are coming home so there's no law for the president even by his own party at the moment now to your questions will pressure from for example the pentagon brass of the state department convince the president to actually reverse course. we're talking about donald trump here so chances are no he's sticking to this it was seen as a sign that he announced this on twitter so no address to the nation about bringing troops home. and sticking to a campaign promise just a twitter vi

let's bring in journalist stefan boss in budapest he's following the latest for us hi stefan thank you for joining us as we said it seems that all protests have moved to outside of the public broadcaster there in budapest bring us up to date on what's been happening. yes indeed did protest are definitely expanding and you know you i saw also during the night so much frustration among the protesters who are really very angry about to want to happened. during the evening also when a momentary instore basically thrown out in one of them buses so much beaten up that happened actually very close to where i was and this man was basically rushed to hospital actually actually dead just a plan to keep the people of the ambulance at least on hold for hour to get in because they were simply not allowed to get into the building by to security forces now i can tell you death there is still a lot of tension and at this morning there is now also a told about setting up a parliamentary committee to investigate what has actually happened but of course the death toll is only done by the opus ition the g

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stefan, you worry me. leave stefan out of this. who's stefan? your fate has been dictated.me for a long time it felt, yesterday, it got through various endings. what did you make of it? at first i thought it would bea gimmick of it? at first i thought it would be a gimmick because i had heard about it and that netflix were thinking about making this. i was really engrossed in it. the fact you had two different options at different parts of the story that made you decide what would happen next but the idea that when you made the choice, it did not fade to black to load up the next section, it was ready to go, as if you have not pressed. that felt really exciting. we started to get into the main character, stefan's head, as if you we re character, stefan's head, as if you were him. making decisions. being black mirror, every option was bad! it did not lead to necessarily the happiest of endings.” it did not lead to necessarily the happiest of endings. i think naga has explored them. i have not! it is technically brilliant in the way it is constructed, it is whether the viewin

go to stefan in in washington stefan are you there.i mean you're right stefan ok well we're we're seeing of course president at trump there with the first lady and president obama michelle obama interesting only president trump will not be speaking at this funeral and it is no secret that their relationship between the bushes and the trumps is a rocky one. yeah it certainly was but i have to say in all fairness it was never planned that president trump will be part of the eulogy which will be held in a few minutes here it was always the plan that his son george w. bush will hold a eulogy and. close friend and historian and join the list who will also speak so that was never the plan however and i have to say that the bush family made lately and over the summer predominantly an effort to bring so to speak and that's how it's portrayed here and public by media and by all political sides that the bush family made an effort to bring the trump administration and donald trump and his wife back into the fold or into the fold and something whi

guys or should we test the motor and generic stefan cush was designed the bike taxi a quick check to make sure everything's in order before it took over eight years to develop the prototype. bike taxi will set you back ten thousand euros. to sweeten the deal the engineer has designed a vehicle to accommodate. bike gets a small part of the cost of most of the admin new goes to the driver it takes about five months to pay back the value of the bike taxi. stefan cush have begun building bike toxics seventeen years ago he's even designed a solar powered version. bike taxis can be found in one hundred twenty cities around the world including munich tokyo and caravan. some two hundred by taxis are already on the streets of fairyland. to whom one has just completed his first bite of the day. as a session it was really great and everything was well explained i'm sure we'll do it again sometimes it was. for to lie it's time to find his next passenger is. not in here has a thriving stand up comedy scene and increase and a growing number of women have joined in the using laughs and jokes to tou

stefan henning from germany is searching for that perfect wave along with many other enthusiasts from australia the u.s. and scandinavia. and suddenly they realize they aren't alone in their hunt except the orcas simply come here to chase herring and seals they rarely come so close to people. so. this is such a unique place we're here in the arctic one reason to come to the little fortin islands is the great waves and apart from that there aren't too many people here. a visit to the foton islands in winter can also be a spectacular experience thanks to the northern lights. australian pro surfer mick fanning was in luck in december twenty sixth scene when he got to surf with this panorama for a backdrop. credible . or burning. the surfing base on the low fourteen islands has been around for many years it's rural style surfing to heat up there's a mobile sauna and you can even buy a grilled sausages with a credit card but they don't come cheap if you're not camping at the beach accommodation can cost you more than in some cities. it was surfing that brought mari and francis father here.

stefan de vries is a journalist based in paris.rotesters — and their demands. it is not a coherent group, actually. there is no leader, as lucy williamson said in a report. they don't have a clear programme either. it is a collection of a huge group of people. it started out on facebook as an online petition against the rising fuel prices about against the rising fuel prices about a month ago. and in only four weeks this movement has turned into a general protest against the current government and, more precisely, against emmanuel macron. they have very different demands. it goes from free childcare to a on incomes, many different things. some are very extreme left, others are extreme right. it is very hard to pin down exactly who they are. that makes it particularly difficult for the french government to negotiate with them or to reach out and to give in to their demands. we are hearing reports on social media that these kind of protests are spinning out into other countries across europe. looking at the wider picture, just in fra

speak stefan whereas a colorful woollen cape a quad belt and the his jeans while he skillfully makes music with odd looking spins both are available in the sea the nash up off a custom is to order online from the comfort of home. to musicians in hawkeye don't own quite as comfortable the spectacle starts in the utmost of wintry conditions. what looks like christmas trees are devils clubs and there's a whole lot of clubbing going on here it is the madness dumping rice into mash mooching a traditional new year's day. but then finally the time arrives for the wild men and this outfits. it's not really clear what exactly is happening. just this much but one group was red head band the other white and headband of the leader has to be captured until it all night gives the winners luck in business in the new year. that's just all that's all the others will say healthy that way everyone wins one. over the hardest of all i'm. somewhere out there i'm not out the roof is grappling and splashing but not even his wife knows where exactly the nooses to prove that good health carry off a sizable wo

stay on but that much will depend on what will happen in the coming days and you can the next want stefan boss and good at cash thank you. you're welcome the next stop is business with the top of the hour. rearing to read. not everyone who loves books has to go insane. d.w. literature list one hundred you must reads. time for an upgrade. our furniture that grows on buying. a house with no roof. or design highlights you can make yourself. trends tips and tricks that will turn your home in a special. upgrade yourself with d w's interior design channel on you tube. misleading investors on money laundering malaysia prosecutors takes take aim at u.s. investment giant goldman sachs bulging criminal charges and stripes reclaim billions of dollars in the massive one m. to be corruption scandal. and of a monopoly as china and india compete for influence in the region india is building a new rail connection for a poll. now it's francois aims to breach e.u. budget deficit limits next yaz president has to finance his promises to the yellow vests italy appears to be. making a deal with brussels. and f

>> all i can say i know it's public knowledge i had stefan halper luring me to london so the britishould spy on me. jesse: people believe he's a cia agent? he was paid by the obama administration a pretty nice sum of cash. >> the word on the street was this guy was a dual agent of mi6 and the cia. jesse: he brings you back to london and you believe you were surveilled there. so you had to testify in front of robert mueller and he caught you up in some sort of perjury trap. i know that's complicated. i heard you say what happened there. perjury traps are easy to walk into. i understand what happened there. he gout and you are going to serve some time. you have been sentenced to how long? >> 14 days. jesse: what is your theory about what happened? >> i think i was set up by western intelligence. most of of these meetings i encountered were orchestrated. i don't know by who. but we have evidence one of these meetings was organized by western intelligence and that was stefan halper for the purpose of spying on me for my business ties to ice rail and to sabotage the trump campaign. jesse:

stuff on siemens in washington good morning stefan amount of resignation is the latest in a string of administration departures but is this one different. it's different because it's the most significant we had the other we could enter secretary right and sinking resigning but he was facing an avalanche of scandals and investigations so that was not a real surprise but matt is resigning and in this form without in this letter you would notice not one word of praise for the president that's a little bit unusual normally when you write those resignation letters to the white house or to the president you always say a lot of it are nice things about your former boss this one. turned out to be a little bit of an ugly divorce and this is difficult because james read it was always seen as the adult at the cabinets table and as a so called ball work against the most rational decisions of donald trump in terms of foreign policy so yes and that is leaving is significant ok now democrats have been among those expressing disappointment at the resignation here's house minority leader nancy pelosi.

juana our correspondent stefan simmons was there he sent us this report. after getting soaked the day before another night of heavy rain finally sealed the fate of the benito juarez shelter in downtown to one of. the six thousand plus migrants housed in the former sports complex did not stand a chance against the downpour. only the children still manage a gentle smile the adults are mourning their tents floating in ankle deep muddy water their clothes and other belongings trenched ruined for many a total loss. and amid appalling cemetery conditions city and mexican federal officials finally decided to shut down the shelter. as a rifle and opened their doors they promised to bring these people to a better safer place while interiors are not hard to find within hours nearly a thousand migrants are willing to make yet another journey i. taking with them the little they deemed worth the saving they arrive fia. the form a bus parking facility and concert venue about twenty kilometers from downtown and far away from the border for some to this new shelter seems

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protesters keep the momentum going then it may change oh right now what in thirty seconds if you can stefanhow much of a threat do the demonstrations posed to the government of prime minister viktor orban. i think if they can keep the momentum and if it was really more thousand sophie full whale participates and it will extend then indeed there is just threats to his power base but it gets it's not going to happen then i think he can stay on but much will depend on what will happen in the coming days and you can the next stay humble and good at pass thank you oh you're welcome the next step is business with carrots i'm going to tough it out. i'm. preparing to meet. everyone who loves books has to go insane. w. literature list hundreds pyramid must treat. time for an upgrade. how about furniture that grows all by.

protesters keep the momentum going then it may change all right now why in thirty seconds if you can stefanhow much of a threat do the demonstrations pose to the government of prime minister viktor orban. i think if they can keep the momentum and if they're really more thousands of people will participate and it will extend dent indeed kelly says threats to his power base but it gets it's not going to happen then i think he can stay on but much will depend on what will happen in the coming days and you can in weeks hart stay from boss in the budapest thank you you're welcome r us for have to see now some of the other stories making news around the world that were new to fighting near the yemeni city of new data has left at least twelve people dead a flareup is casting doubt on the cease fire negotiated last week between who's the rebels and the saudi backed government seventy percent of the immense food aid enters the country through the strategic threat seaport. a senior opposition politician in india so john kumar has been convicted for his involvement in the nine hundred eighty four anti

stefan ilsanker of leipzig was shown a straight red card for a challenge on thiago alcantara, and bayern second yellow card for his part in the melee which followed. elsewhere, 5th—placed eintracht frankfurt missed the chance to move above leipzig as they drew 2—all at mainz. meanwhile, hannover drew 1—all at freiburg to move off the bottom of the table. they're ahead of nuremburg on goal difference. in engand, arsenal have told the bbc they're investigating cctv footage after the tottenham midfielder dele ali was hit with a plastic water bottle in his side's 2—nil league cup quarter final victory at the emirates stadium. alli was hit in the back of the head shortly after scoring tottenham's second goal. (00v) it was son heung—min who scored the opening —— it was son heung—min who scored the opening goal for spurs. elsewhere, eden hazard scored chelsea's late winner as they beat bournemouth. chelsea and spurs will now face each other in the semi—finals while the holders manchester city will play third—tier side burton albion in the last four. celtic have moved top of the scottish premier

the shutdown hopefully will not last long thank you very for more let's cross over to the debbie stefan simmons in washington myself and what implications will this shutdown have. well as the implications are for four hundred thousand government workers that they will not receive a paycheck thank goodness for those people. the senate yesterday before it went home for the nights without a deal on the border wall or the five billion dollars for the border wall. decided a law or decided on a law that those people furloughed will receive back pay for the time they have to work but not get paid so that's a good thing the government is impacted by a quarter sort of speak because a quarter of the funding is not there and that impacts for example the department of justice the problem of homeland security but also for example the department of urban development. this is where we stay so far what's really going on here is that it's all about the money follow the money five billion dollars this is what mr president wants and what he so far does not get and the debate was to today is there a deal t

special envoy stefan de mistura is back in new york and will brief the security council on thursday one of the lever's being used to get the assad regime back to the negotiating table was the fact the u.s. military controls a large swathe of the country rich in agriculture and energy it's now a job that will be even harder one of the main aims of president trumps foreign policy will also be affected the president back strongly by prime minister benjamin netanyahu of israel has been trying to constrain the regional activities of iran and their u.s. decision and respect any decision made by the administration we have our concerns about syria or the presence of a venue and troops in syria and we will do what every necessary to protect our people regardless if you have american troops russian troops or any other nations so while the u.s. is our allies are dismayed by the trunk decision those with very different views about the future of syria the so-called a stana group turkey russia and iran will benefit with more freedom to act inside the country james bays. of the united nations summit o

and that was stefan c. monson washington based on take a look at some other stories making news around the world a double car bombing in somalia's capital mogadishu has killed at least five people the first blast struck a checkpoint near the presidential palace the second came minutes later at a nearby intersection the islamist insurgent group al-shabaab has claimed responsibility for the attacks. colombian authorities say they've killed one of the country's most wanted fugitive police. known as culture was behind the killings of three journalists in march as well as a string of other deaths the former leftist rebel deserted the country's peace process and allegedly established a drug trafficking ring. yellow vests protestors in france have returned to the streets but in paris and other cities the numbers were shocked to down from a previous week's at a traffic blue kid in the south of the country one person was killed in a car accident president emanuel mccraw has made a series of concessions to quell week

george washington and stayed in the washington family from george washington to martha on george's stefan when she died it went back to the washington estate washington had control of it and lawrence gave it to robert. >> second auction was 1763 and george washington bought two lots, one slot 118 and one slot 112. lot 118 was purchased for 10 pounds in this lot was purchased for 38 pounds. george washington was a good businessman. he was a farmer and you have to know business inside and out he purchased the lot because it meant something to him. there was a spring, two springs in the city of alexandria, one was on the lot were sitting on any other was on the bay, king george's meadows. this lot had water and george washington knew the importance of surveying, water, location when a businessman makes a decision, he makes a decision on what he needs and what will make the most money for him from a profitability point of view. you have to build on the lot within two years, his brother but a lot but lost it because he didn't build on it. he knew he had to build a house on this lot within two

tense times in hungary we can now go to stefan boss who's standing by in budapest stefano i understand protesters are gathering again tonight in signs of the state broadcaster and apparently a member of parliament i was involved in scuffles with the security services there what can you tell us. yes indeed to one thousand people are once again demonstrating here outside gary and states around television building and we have seen a consul tensions moments ago actually leading politician oath a lot of the opposition parties he was actually dragged out of the building and another politician who was actually injured moments ago during an altercation we still security forces also hung garion state run television i can tell you also a very say a lot of police here around the building and many riot police people as well so it is quite a concern what will happen later in the evening i think the second opposition parliamentarian last beaten up by the security forces is definitely seen here so worrying signs for him. more seems to come all right let's talk a little bit more about these this wave

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