terence james often finds himself in a drug and alcohol haze. we go on to have a good time you know. broke smoke weed. a few years ago when he was high and depressed terence tried to hang himself. as i hear that happened in the old. for the rope he takes me to the site of his suicide attempt oh. come over here to help me understand how you're feeling that day. it was getting dark it is. going on. waist that broken. and one of my mind in my mind that school blank you know the day no one went over here to i'm one of them and with them all getting one. just. like nobody in war would mean and over you know more and more and more so. the public and we're all going to grab a rope and. we're home. and. we're doing a for you we're doing a good feel for. where the northern territory with us so aside right is three and a half times the national average wedding to an indigenous camp to say how culturally appropriate methods are being used to heal and save they are. david cole runs which means creation in the local language it's about giving the kids a safe

to terence you know he spoke french she's used to that enough for. us to disagree play hookey loud up with an austrian accent there's a twenty percent chance like. all of you in his private life daniel boulud a small modest berlin fans can often find him working at the bar at his toughest restaurant a global stop with the local touch. those who are seven international stars from germany favorites were on the list if not hit us up on email or writes on facebook to give us your opinion we're back next week with a new edition of kino until the end of the at the movies. to . see it find it here it discover. video and audio podcast in language courses in the d w media center at media center dot d.w. dot com. we make up of what we want tells of our food the and that's because we are the sum of some of the same. name want to shape the continents future it's hard to enjoy dumpsters as they share their stories their dreams and their challenges the seven percent platform for africa charge of. the school exercise. book filled with stories of war atrocities writ

terence affords you for a change to know it's a sport with school to congratulate him on his election as premier this week mate looking forward to working together to create jobs and that you know. so that there was a desire for change i do think this will shake will be kind of records break for the liberal government if they want to live in two thousand and nineteen because the opposition and the conservative opposition leader in all the uk. is perhaps another word of god for. you at the federal level and they will feel energized so i just look. a failed asylum seeker suspected of raping and murdering a teenage girl is being extradited to germany after being arrested in iraq the suspect arrived back in germany on saturday where he will face questioning about the case the man and his family had managed to flee the country with allegedly fake documents raising tough questions for the general thought r.t. if your correspondent peter oliver has. a fourteen year old he's unaware missing in western germany in mid may she was last seen in the vicinity of a refugee center in her hometown her

a few years ago when he was high and depressed terence tried to hang himself. as i hear that happened in the oh well here. for the rope he takes me to the site of his suicide attempt oh. come over here to help me understand how you're feeling that day. it was going to get it from going on. waist that broken. and one of my mind in my mind that school blank you know the day no one went over here to i'm one of them and with them. getting one. just. like nobody don't then worry would mean and over. in my muscle. republican we're all going to grab a rope and. we're back home and. we're doing it for you we're doing a good feel for. where the northern territory with us so aside right is three and a half times the national average wedding to an indigenous can't just say how culturally appropriate methods are being used to heal and say they are. david cole runs which means creation in the local language it's about giving the kids a safe place and a culturally appropriate place to just. get away from things play them on share some tools of the. can some seeds of understa

a few years ago when he was high and depressed terence tried to hang himself. as i hear that happened the oh well here. for the rope he takes me to the site of his suicide attempt oh. come over here to help me understand how you're feeling that day. it was going to get it from going on. waist that broken. and one of my mind in my mind that school blank you know the day no one went over here to i'm one of them and with them. getting one. just. like over them in war it would mean and over. in my muscles. the public who were all going to grab the rope when. they were home. would you do it for you would you want a good feel for. where the northern territory would mean yes so side right is three and a half times the national average wedding to an indigenous camp to say how culturally appropriate methods are being used to heal and save they are. david cole runs which means creation in the local language it's about giving the kids a safe place and a culturally appropriate place to just have some time out get away from things play them on share some tools of the. can s

in texas.he it is not justuch vaunted border wall that the administration hopes will act as rentor terence -- as a deter to those who crossed the mexican border illegally, but also this wiremesh fencing. the detainees are calling it the dog kennel. in these dusty facilities, the trump administration isn't just detaining children, but separating them from their parents. nearly 2000 sons and daughters have been tan away from their mothers and fathers in a month-long period. this s meant warated from his teenage son. >> it was hard, the hardest day for me. i felt like i s losing my son. that is what i thought, i wasg go lose my son. nick: this photo of a two-year-old honduran girl crying as u.s. border patrol agents searched her mother hason crystallizedrns and complaints. they have come from former first lady laura bush, who said that the zero-tolerance policy "is cruel, immoral, and it breaks my art." remarkably, the present first lady's office released a statement -- "mrs. trump hates to see children separated from their families. wse believes we need to be a country that folloll laws but

the olympics terence's us money not some first thing you learn in much of a slice of time when using barry's props will be no minutes they can use it. magicians can perform magic but they still need to keep practicing their tricks. keep your balance even has his own rehearsal room. to go through to go at that. people appreciate the big spectacular magic tricks but sometimes it's the little ones the ones that need skilled fingers that really impress them just most of those almost on call. and those are the most magical moments even without the razzle dazzle. all right let's see what kind of tricks peter has for us up his sleeve right now if i don't figure them out right it's our birthday so you buy some says and say see well first of all that's a contradiction from you because of your own backs you happen to be here. so i brought something with me it's not the balloon it's what's inside you can i touch it yeah you can can't write what could be inside it any idea of money no money it would be a good idea but if it contradicts part of the same thing that's even more important barry said

one thousand nine hundred thirty the great depression would soon follow today washington turned to terence once again and said that europe will soon get over it tonight the unthinkable a transatlantic trade war is beginning i'm bringing all this is the day. old is over production of oil. throughout the world. we don't know exactly again how far this could go. the power of. one per cent on proud of what become do able to do exactly. the same well even if. those retire early and even lives of others who still remain unlikely to be as much as one percent on our economy being you have morning that you get to the top and i don't think they've changed the fundamentals of relationship everybody has every known to get him to clean up the big companies he pulls you to the three matches when it comes to works. pretty well i think everybody will get over this in due course. also coming up tonight a corruption scandal bringing down spain's conservative government with the nation watching him today the man set to take power confronted the prime minister he plans to replace. i'm going to ask you a quest

commission president he's urging the block to look east and strengthen ties with moscow amid a hefty terence being imposed by the united states. here in moscow this friday the first of june money and this is your world news for a marty international first for you this hour a meeting between the russian president and the north korean leader is in the pipeline for later this year the kremlin says the possibility of a summit currently being discussed the announcement comes on the back of thursday's meeting between russia's foreign minister and kim jong un so expressed his support for the escalation efforts but added that it should be handled gradually. has been following the delegation for some was granted exclusive access to one of kim jong un's residences. we were told to leave most of our belongings and all our mobile devices behind and now they're taking us somewhere. so we're here in this fandom just to keep our men one photographer and myself following a lot of state in. this area is completely deserted and it looks like we're in circling something that appears to be the palace. if only s

. >> terence allen and for identification purposes i do serve as one of the co-chairs on the task force my apologies for having a lost voice. i am not speaking on behalf of the task force but as a citizen. as you know the task force and myself felt stronglybout having a cannabis mig. in the time between now and the passage of that legislation a number of things have happened that changed my opinion on that and i make a humble request that this be tabled until we hve further information about the industry. one of the concerns that i have is i was one of the creators of the entertainment commission and in that process there was no hearing body that represented and could hear issues about nuisance, could represent neighbors and owners of business in a neutral forum. we have the planning commission that adopted that role and taken on the role after adjudicating nuisance issues. i would implore that during the time that the legislation was being amended we consider readjusting some of the responsibilities so an applicant doesn't go in front of another commission and potentially get appealed

connery in oxford, and shooting the scenes, it was quite fraught, and she was asked by the director, terencehrough the scene. i wonder how he had the difficulties with saying it back to front, his line came off has, she introduced herself the same way. that quite right, she prompts is lying, and that is the wonderful thing about eunice gayson, her role, the assured is she had, she matched bond beat. she was very much from the fleming mould of the characters, created strong female roles, stronger than we realised, actually, although her character was a com plete although her character was a complete invention for the film. but yet she lasted, edged in our memories. you talk about her being a strong character, but in countless bond films we have not seen quite that portrayal of women, have we? you say she was a woman for the me too generation, but as we know james bond has been accused of being misogynistic, sexist, aggressive towards women. how do you think the james bond that we're going to see ina yearortwo, james bond that we're going to see in a year or two, whenever it comes out, with da

terence affords you for a change to launch a sport with school to congratulate him on his election as premier this week mate looking forward to working together to create jobs and that you know. so that there was a desire for change i do think this will shake. kind of records break for the liberal government if they want to live in two thousand and nineteen because the opposition and the conservative opposition leader in all the uk. is perhaps another word of up for. you at the federal level and they will feel energised try to slow. the scandal has erupted in the united states over the f.b.i. seizure of a new york times journalist files a story after this by. our . people. and i'm sure. the exceptional good will come on the field of play the dog. food for the feet. to show that able to. welcome back the f.b.i. has seized a year's worth of e-mails and phone records from a new york times reporter to plug continual leaks of classified information issues come to a head under the trump of ministration but his aunty's nicky aaron explains it dates back long before that. trump's white house

terence the voted for change to launch a sport with school to congratulate him on his election as premier this week mate looking forward to working together to create jobs and opportunity. so that there was a desire for change i do think this will shake will be kind of what on earth quake for the liberal government if they want to win in two thousand nineteen because the opposition and the conservative opposition leader in all the way up. is perhaps another word in the dock for. being at the federal level and they will feel energised by this little. it stands for hours now and russia will be hosting the fifth world cup the latest preview information coming after the break. i think that donald trump is really confident about his capacities ability to persuade people and the power of us personality and all this kind of things and i'm sure the kids i'm going will try to play this card will try to give donald trump something he can tweet so he can show to everyone look i'm the first one i'm the one who rolls the art of the deal and the first one can make a deal with this guy work every other

terence affords you for a change to launch a sport with school to congratulate him on his election as premier this week mate looking forward to working together to create jobs and that you know. so that there was a desire for change i do think this will shake will be kind of records played for the liberal government if they want to live in two thousand and nineteen because the opposition to conserve it up position the leader in all the uk. is perhaps another word of god for that team at the federal level and they will feel energized by the. the scandal has erupted in the united states of the f.b.i. seizure of a new york times journalists files that story on more after this short break. dimitri orloff wrote a famous essay collapse gap a few years ago said that the soviet union and america would both collapse for the similar reasons just that the u.s. would take longer. positions i said soviet union was like falling out of a one story window and america's like story falling out of a twenty story window and i think we're seeing this now play out real time america's falling out of a twent

cup how do you let it go he would have been only what your goals as you is making one hundred to terence he probably would have enjoyed them to celebrate yeah i think they're going to have words over dinner tonight don't ever do that young man that was my goal it's the most important thing is the qualification and that's done these memories are unforgettable. we have one that's the most important thing the party is on and the world cup continues. so how is it that denmark are in that position on the four points in australia on one of us have a look at the action from the opening game of the day and indeed one one was democratic a very early lead this is some call by you because you're in some of the best things done in the world cup was to put this part to where you were first in your walk the finish but then. again as it did against france he stepped up to where to take the penalty and he put it past cash michael which and quite familiar with unfortunately he didn't fave it and the end result was that one one well as far as trial the long way argentina still have the chance to progress

you said before the event of the high def to tell me terence moore russia was on to govern in other words the central authority didn't have enough manpower resources technology how much is that still an issue today i think it's a huge issue particularly in provincial areas because you have i've been to villages where it feels like you've gone back into the nineteenth century some of them don't have electricity most of them don't have indoor running water or indoor plumbing. you know health care transport are all very difficult you know if there's a bus it's you know far away out on the road it only comes occasionally while the roads are still mud. poles and in russia consistently show that people's attitudes towards stalin changing from negative. to more neutral and even positive how do you interpret that well i think. russia took a real blow to its sense of self during the. yeltsin years it lost a lot of power a lot of prestige the economy was terrible and i think under putin russia has sort of come back into a sense that it's a global player that its voice matters the economy has picked

s no i think i think most part of it terence have had the good sense to steer keep a long way away from george soros because they know his money's toxic they know his involvement in the collapse of britain's involvement in the exchange rate mechanism back in one thousand nine hundred two when he made billions of pounds betting that the pound was going to come under huge pressure he made billions on the back of the british currency that it was great when we came out of the stranger mechanism of the bush economy has never looked back since but i think parliamentarians of two wives and i've talked to quite a few remain it's because we still we could have constructive conversations even though we don't agree and they regret the involvement of george soros because they know he's such an easy target a foreign billionaire meddling in a british democratic exercise we don't want that with fed up with people in european union telling us what we can and can't do we don't want to manage spends most of his time. in florida or everyday lives telling us how we should conduct our democracy but it's lon

terrorists where in post we are not a situation that would control a cold war and we need to we need to terence and what we can do in europe is to point to that large surplus that the u.s. has in digital trade and we need to save clearly if you will attack us really to the heart of the european economy which is congress then will bring a counterattack into what is the heart of the american economy and that will be digital services now this dispute has been brewing for quite some time do european companies and german companies in particular car industry and so forth do they have a plan b. somewhere hidden in a drawer which has to come out now i think the industry is relatively well prepared and we're talking about the trade conflict since donald trump was elected that's more than a year ago but the police decisions are not exactly well prepared i would say europe is not really united in this case the situation is very different in different you countries that differently effected by an escalation of the trade war and also the delegates the old members are not united what we need to do not insure

if people impose terence on our goods, we impose the same tariffs. it seems a lot more simple -- excuse me -- then politicians are making it out to be. your on the right track -- you are on the right track here. i'm as focused on building up china's economy than the american economy or the eu. guest: you are one of the wisest voices i have heard in the last few months in the commentary you offered here. let's keep it simple. we are not looking for any unfair advantage for us as americans. what we are looking for is a fair shake. all we are looking for our policies when you have people like china stealing our intellectual property, requiring us to locate our business over there with no ownership interest of american ownership in those businesses, it puts those businesses at risk. if it's that next generation -- it puts that next generation of products at risk. when china is stealing an electoral property and they build a whole industry based off of that and we say that's not right and we have to turn to the court for four or five or 10 years with liti

world war two and especially during the cold war years they've seen they've been seen as a strong terence against the russian invasion of europe but of any withdrawal transfer european officials are said to be considering. if this is a negotiating tactic before donald trump attends the nato summit next month he's repeatedly accused nato allies of not paying enough to live after mccain he joins us from berlin that i might want to is behind these reports of withdrawing u.s. troops but it certainly does play into doubts doesn't it about tom's commitment to nato. will certainly here the view would be that is this about defense spending because that's been the big bug for donald trump as president but also as candidate trump he had railed against germany and what he considered to be the insufficient contributions to defense spending let's be clear two percent of g.d.p. is the target all nato countries had signed up to some time ago that they would get to two percent in a timely manner germany is not going to do that it's something that angle america has repeatedly stressed it's her aspiration

trying to accomplish i mean his his chief of staff john kelly said that the game of the game is to terence do you actually think that that's what this is going to accomplish. i think right now it's a bit too early to say what can be accomplished i think in the short term yes we may see a drop in illegal border crossings but again this is short term we need to talk about a long term strategy i think one thing is important to note here this is the president making good on a campaign promise his base was promised that he would secure the border the president had listened to white house advisers such as steven miller and even john kelly about taking the nuclear option this was a last ditch effort this year zero tolerance policy and the department of homeland security secretary for example she's one of the ones in there right now being very critical of this policy there are a lot of different opinions on this but one thing it's true i think his base of happy this is a policy that is going to win the president a lot of more support from his base because he's making good on a campaign promise a d

his body will arrive here in about two hours and will be met by terence cooke, the new archbishop of new york. tomorrow, all these people who are waiting here to pay their last respects to senator kennedy , in the state from which he was elected to the senate will have a chance to view his body. the body of the senator will lie in state at st. patrick's all day tomorrow before the high requiem mass on saturday morning. >> we will be there when the plane lands at laguardia and proceeds to st. patrick's cathedral tonight. we would like to present a report on the life and career of senator robert kennedy with cbs news correspondent water cronkite. -- walter cronkite. >> these last few weeks robert francis kennedy was enjoying himself. there was a good fight to fight and he was a fighter. and he was at stake an idealist. for a man whose demeanor always seemed to suggest a boyish shyness, he enjoyed getting out among the people. he enjoyed the physical contact. he refused police protection because he said all the people wanted to do was to touch him. , not to hurt him. he made a point of

. -- hisy will arrive near body will arrive in two hours, and will be met by terence cooke, the new archbishop of new york. and tomorrow, all of these people who are waiting to pay their last respects to senator kennedy, in the state from which he was elected to the senate, will have a chance to view his body. the body of the senator will lie in state at st. patrick's all day before the mass on saturday morning. walter: we will be there when the plane arrives at laguardia and proceeds to st. patrick's cathedral. at this time, we would like to present a report on the life on robert f. kennedy. walter: these last few weeks,, robert francis kennedy was enjoying himself. there was a good fight to fight, and he was a fighter. ideals were at stake and he was an idealist, and for a man whose demeanor reflected a boy's shyness, he loved getting out a moment people and enjoy e physical contact. he refused political that she refused police protection -- he refused police protection and the people did not want to hurt him. he went to areas where most people didn't not want to go to -- he went to areas wh

thousand from this time last year so it's not working but we should also remember this idea of to terence as immigration policy isn't anything new again it was president obama who instituted that sort of policy in twenty fourteen when there was a huge surge of migrants from central america many of them women and children fleeing violence much of that violence caused by u.s. foreign policy as we said obama u.s. foreign policy that's because of the attitude of the obama administration was all right let's lock up these families let's put them in family detention evolved expanded family detention not separating families but just detaining them to as a deterrent so this is nothing new from from the u.s. from the u.s. administration but the terrorists doesn't seem to work people desperate people will travel ok thank you very much for that she has. a sense in washington d.c. . now she had mentioned that this is part of the trumpet mystery sions wider crackdown on undocumented migrants attorney general jeff sessions as move to prosecute anyone crossing the border illegally and this is a ready res

terence have been concerned about the endless hours their children have spent in front of their console's since the advent of atari and pong now they have science as their weapon to limit the time their children spend gaming the w.h.o. says only a small number of people who play digital and video games would develop a mental health disorder but early warning signs can help prevent it and while the makers of fortnight are expected to earn more than four billion dollars this year addiction to gaming screeding nice gaming addiction treatment programmes which may even be more lucrative for insurance companies and health care providers now that gaming addiction is considered a mental health disorder. why this smartphone social media and computer games keep os hoax well designed to the tech industry uses human psychology and calls it behavior design all persuasive tech companies don't conceal this apple readily admits its products are addictive it's even designing an app to help you use your phone unless the average person checks their phone one hundred fifty times a day psychologists though ar

would love to play a role in putting that bit of history right to talk more on that let's go to avoid terencewho joins us now from the fan zone in moscow what's the mood like ahead of this game when i have to say russia is now a country that is daring to dream after it's in static when the first match of this well caught something saudi arabia five mil it's had a pretty poor run of performances up until the beginning of the world cup but that victory was perhaps meant that russians can think about something perhaps more glorious than the footballing feature of their country and i'm going to speak now to a bunch of young russian guys you can join me here this is your. denise and. how are you feeling about this today what's your what's your hope for this match against egypt you know we do hope our team can go through our main goal is not to lose now let's be realistic our team can relax after five nil because it was very surprised when our main goal is just not to lose i repeat you fall down when mission complete you know if you feel strong we still have chances but if rules i don't think we'll

returning to normality and that is it to terence to investors so is the way in which the refugee crisis has destabilized european politics and undermined solidarity a looming transatlantic trade war and rising global interest rates could see greece back in receivership jumps are open al-jazeera africans. a european union tariffs on u.s. imports worth more than two point six billion dollars come into effect on friday donald trump angered allies by imposing tariffs on steel and alan menken imports into the united states the e.u. is putting levies on products that include harley davidson motorcycles bourbon whiskey and orange juice and the wife of israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been charged with ford sara netanyahu is accused of misusing thousands of dollars of state funds on private catering services are a force that has more from west jerusalem. it's been coming for months and now it's confirmed sarah netanyahu indicted for fraud the case against misuse of state funds connected to her husband's position as israel's prime minister investigation started three years ago when

if people impose terence on our goods, we impose the same tariffs.t seems a lot more simple -- excuse me -- then politicians are making it out to be. your on the right track -- you are on the right track here. i'm as focused on building up china's economy than the american economy or the eu. guest: you are one of the wisest voices i have heard in the last few months in the commentary you offered here. let's keep it simple. we are not looking for any unfair advantage for us as americans. what we are looking for is a fair shake. all we are looking for our policies when you have people like china stealing our intellectual property, requiring us to locate our business over there with no ownership interest of american ownership in those businesses, it puts those businesses at risk. if it's that next generation -- it puts that next generation of products at risk. when china is stealing an electoral property and they build a whole industry based off of that and we say that's not right and we have to turn to the court for four or five or 10 years with litiga

children do this if we are hungry and that's been told in my family for yea years, we are hungry, terence write. >> host: is it tough to be successful as a writer? >> guest: thinking about the nature of what we do there is some truth tos it because they try to get peopltried to get pet their a realities so that is uncomfortable. low and behold people don't want to pay you to do that because you are on the cutting edge of societand you are goi to focus onhe things that are a little bit not right so your ideas about african-americans and the like, capitalism, religion because we are doing that it isn't a path to popularity. sometimes you can dond it and en though you've done this kind of subversive thing it will be different than what people are ready for and then they will buy copies of your book. i don't know if it was realized it was going to be a huge seller that it was, but the idea it's a little bit harsh to take its not true that all good writers don't make money but in a general way writers cannot expect to make money. we are doing the opposite of creating a product. think of everyt

russell westbrook spoke after terence crutcher was killed in oklahoma. oklahoma,ying in speaking out about this particular case in oklahoma. i thought that was really admirable. i grew up there, a very conservative state. you have a lot of people supporting the thunder games, but after that, they might go to the trump rally. so, for him to speak out in oklahoma the way he did, i want other athletes to be encouraged by that. wade,d about dwayne carmelo anthony. -- after freddie gray was killed. literally marching with the people in baltimore. then you hear all of the , theyent critics saying should just shut up and dribble. this is in their place. they shouldn't use their platform that way. so i was really proud and athletesd to see these using their voices, and i wanted to show everybody that. somebodysomebody -- is automatically suspect if they voted for president trump? guest: suspect of what? there political views, their views on race. them, whatked exactly do you agree with and do you disagree with, and we can start their. if you agree with -- there

one thousand nine hundred thirty the great depression would soon fall today washington turned to terence once again and said that europe will soon get over it tonight the unthinkable a transatlantic trade war is beginning i'm born call this is the day. the world is over production of the will and it is all record. throughout the world . we don't know exactly again how far off at this could go below thirty third tire of czar for our old one person proud of what they come to be able to do exactly. the same well even their. brothers retire early.