that he and i'd like to ask you something you can't even ited states for the pool of thorns and had to believe in having a very good season so far the bonus think one of their best starts yet do you get to they get any exposure like that where you are. so they get exposure so does this has the on t.v. do you see of course but you have to saturate i mean as. very popular in the us but yeah i'm following the business leader and yeah i'm following hatter i can see something positive trend it's good just think it's positive trends they've been on a very good run did you expect this to the beginning of the season you know really i think on the whole they can be very happy with their start of the season probably a bit disappointed about today though two points dropped i think for them they're losing that one hundred percent record at home missed the chance to go third in the big probably in elements of frustration that that attacking spot that we've seen from them in the us your games this season wasn't quite there today but credit to our freiburg they stuck in when they needed to i think it

in the show the goalkeeper goalkeeper for germany two time world cup winner and current portland thorns goalkeeping coach that i'm going to welcome to the show we've got some pictures from your career which i'd like to show you i mean the two thousand and seven world cup it must be an absolute highlights of your career you didn't concede a single goal on the way to lifting the trophy to parts of the golden generation also won five euros european championships in a row and of course you were the year in two thousand and thirteen your career with the national team twenty years but we have something special for you we know that goalkeeper goalkeeping isn't your only talent is have a listen. i have to i have to admit that's not a side i was expecting to see of you how long did your music career last. yes before my sink area even started it was over. a one hit wonder when one of it was a good hit that i'd like to bring in jonathan crane very. sports desk there i ask about your music career are you going to have one hit more than me my music room. our room yet there's still time to do it i ho

that will belongs with thorne and katie? >> eric: he couldn't have a more positive role model than thorne. >> hope: yeah, he will be an awesome stepdad. >> eric: you know, what really touches me about this is how

>> liam: it doesn't take much, thorne!ou got two captains of industry with zero self-control in the same room. what do you think is gonna happen? >> katie: okay. no one's getting murdered today, all right? >> wyatt: yeah, and if our father doesn't wake up?

. >> thorne: i disagree.e needed to hear us out. >> ridge: yeah. and here we are. and brooke is in there with bill. >> brooke: i know how serious a concussion is, but it could have been worse. thank god it wasn't. >> bill: yeah, i've been

but first we want to get to kron4's dan thorn.... who is in burlingame at the post office where the package was found. dan? (dant)catherine/grant..the yellow tape is still roping off the area here along rollins road in burlingame.the post office has been closed since the discovery of the suspicious package this morning. (dant)workers here at the post office were forced to evacuate from the building and patiently wait in the parking lot--even after the package was removed. u.s. postal police inspectors and other investigators have been on the scene all day today including the san francisco office of the fbi having their explosive techs on scene after receiving reports. the top priority has been safety. as you mentioned the package that was intercepte od ffice was addressed to billionaire and democratic fundraiser tom steyer who has been a harsh critic of president trump. steyer has been going as far as calling for the president to be impeached. .. (dant)one of the big questions for investigators is if there are anymore of these packag

is the thorn in the side of a system which has to be vanquished he's crossing the boundary of democracy in my opinion this should trigger the strongest resistance for what. you say the party is on electable and trying to ostracize them which may well be your personal position doesn't this exclusion strengthen those who already feel that nobody listens to them. this could be very good if their problems are not heard about that i think we can talk about the problems that make people vote for a party like the f.t. it's not possible to talk about the problems however if they are exploited if aig news is being disseminated if rape reports are being made up if stories are invented to incite others. through what however to me seems worse than the pure fixation on the refugee issue is that they're turning problems into religious issues. the islamophobia and asked party. let's stay on the topic of immigration and refugees because the criticism is not only from the f.t. but also from the christian social union in the area which demands a strict immigration limit is that type of criticism permissi

cup winning goalkeeper with germany and current poland thorne's goalkeeping coach questions on your screen. time for us here and credit where it's due congratulations by munich you finally have. and we leave you now with some of the best moments from the weekend so far. from all of us here in berlin thank you and goodbye. a hundred german must read the list of not just english translations of german not . something worth talking about. the choice. for. this seems. hundred german must read reason enough to write the book on. d w. flop. your romance highlights. the last. best. chance return johnson never has enough. that. lifestyle of. the highlights. sixty t.w. . a bit. more live news from africa the world join us on facebook t w. a muse alice. stephenson. shakes out the good. side but. people have put big dreams on the big story. the magazine on the w o. welcome to an arts twenty one special i'm found out good to be one hundred german must reads we present the definitive list of german must read novels translated into english our ambitious multimedia project includes web videos interviews

deals which kind of circumvent the multinational free trade agreements that have always been kind of a thorn in his eye so i suppose the question is really how different is this new deal from nafta well that kind of remains to be seen i mean not a lot has come out so far we haven't seen the official text of the deal being published up to this point but as we heard the report right now is some of the canadian markets will be open for american farmers especially the dairy industry which has long been protected by by canadian government policies we've also seen some some acquiesces made in comes to cars and how many cars will be able to be sent to the united states free of exports actually raise that slightly but when it comes down to the really nitty gritty we're going to have to wait and see exactly what is in this in this deal when it's released a congress leader well right and you will be covering that story for us our until to and from the business thank you very much and your feet. is one of the most radical shake ups at a big german company in decades to some cope says it's mohnish to st

the csu, even though it is a sister party, it has been a thorn in her side for large parts of her chancellorshipa much more right—wing attitude in relation to immigration. they are following a more hardline stance. mrs merkel has been forced to make compromises to take a more hardline stance. if this party is losing its majority it has had so far we might see the same situation we have on the federal level... it used to be that the csu was able to govern without any coalition partner, it could be forced to bring on something with the greens or even find a third coalition partner if they are coming in as little as 33% of the turnouts. you and i were laughing at the photo, saying she looks like a lady at a local fare, doesn't she, with her basket of apples. she is a very shrewd operator. this weakens further, doesn't it? -- this weakens further. if there was a need for a coalition in bavaria if there was back and forth in bavaria that would not be good for her. after all these negotiations she has had with the csu and trying to get to keep a coalition together, also with the social democrats in be

>> thorne: yes. >> ridge: we both were, yeah. >> brooke: detective, can i ask you why you're here? bill fell from his balcony, which was clearly a horrible accident. >> det. sanchez: mr. spencer is a high-profile member of the community. when i got the call that he'd been brought to the hospital in critical condition, i thought i'd come down here and check it out myself. make sure everything's on the up-and-up. especially when i heard you were involved. [ monitors beeping steadily ] >> liam: hey, um...

. ♪ [ grunting ] >> thorne: all right, guys. break it up! break it up! groans ] [ glass shatters ] [ grunting continues ] >> bill: [ screams ]

. >> thorne: no, we simply want you to understand that any thoughts you're having abo forget it. >> billcause the fabulous forrester fashion boys say so? >> ridge: that's right. no more secret meetings, no more kissing.

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can't she basically fire her interior minister who has been the thorn in her side in bavara the whole time? >> the strongest thing she can do is convince her minimums sters. that's the strength she has. anchor: does she have the strength and power now in her fourth term? >> i think so. and we have good coalition treaty and we solved a lot of problems. we have a new master plan of immigration, our interior minister has to elaboborate ste by step. there is a lot of work in front of us. we havave done many steps, i thk the coalition has this package of work in the next month so it should be better not arguing or dispute, that should work and bring our situation to a much better condition. anchor: the master plan was presented before the elections in bavaria and had huge losses. in two weeks' time, why are you going to have results? >> the problem wasn't that but we don't have unity in the coalition, between the conservative party and we have to bring this unity back to our coalition and we will see better results. i think the issues that we work on are quite good. anchor: the current gov

expenditure although millen sean came fourth in the presidential election last year his party has been a thorn in my side france also miss wrecking the organizes and is involved in the trade union protests against forms and show nick minchin is known as being a man of the people something much corn has struggled with. melon sean has said his party will publish its poll accounts online in a bid to clear its name. ski altie paris supporters of the left wing party chief came to protest what they called a talk on democracy. it is a political show of force it's an attempt to destabilize democratic opposition in our country i think we should take it very seriously it's great that so many people came here to show their support but also the shock i think the whole country was shocked to learn this news on morning. i learned the news and i saw. as an attack on our democracy so i thought i'm going to be here says i misunderstood what i don't think it has anything to do was justice but this is rather driven by some was very toxic and all healthy political motives. the french prime minister responded to t

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there is no question he has been a thorn in the side of the saudi authorities and the crown prince and so there is a lot of speculation that —— and that is why people are concerned. let's broaden their slightly. you as an organisation have had concerns about saudi arabia and journalists working there and commenting on it for awhile. absolutely. saudi arabia, there is a lot of talk about authority. there is not any political reform in saudi —— saudi arabia and it remains one of the most censored countries in the world. we are getting regular reports about journalist the world. we are getting regular reports aboutjournalist being detained. one was recently sentenced to long prison sentence at the end of last year. there were seven journalists in prison at the end of last year and it is difficult to get information about more. saudi arabia is an extremely can stroll —— controlled and restricted country for the media. journalists who criticise the authorities do so at their peril. the people coming into this the first time, a journalist walking into a consulate and then disappearing and ob

whole thing is a commercial enterprise it would lie to the archaeologists it's a disaster when it's a thorn in before you just want to get up if in a grave there are bone carvings and burial objects but all the vessels and horns are already gone because someone stolen them back then yeah that's a huge loss for us that a fan for the reason. ideally the archaeologists would like to turn their detectorists into partners and in the process help them understand the value the buried treasures have for posterity. and that's increasingly necessary as more people here in germany become amateur treasure. now to apply facing manufacturing hubs across europe and places like who bay in northern france where the textile industry once spurred economic growth companies have closed up shop and left workers behind so how do you breathe life back into a town that's literally falling apart ask the mayor he's working to turn around the town's fortunes it's an effort that takes a clear vision a strong will and a whole lot of faith. baze glory days are long gone this place was once full of life and rattling machi

there's a provocation as did micron before we reach any sort of political negotiation that will be a thorn in the side do you think that is a big risk that that will develop into a ground offensive and a further flow of refugees from syria into turkey. you know on. the tenuous cease fire is likely to hold it's not an official by the way no where in the labor agreement they. should be a cease fire but there is an agreement on the militarization of the border strip. ok peter ford former you can master to syria bahrain thanks for your insight today into that summit in istanbul. over to the u.s. now where there's been a shooting at a synagogue in pittsboro in the state of pennsylvania the gunman has been identified as forty six year old robert bowers he's in custody police confirm there have been multiple fatalities with four officers also wounded witnesses said the shooter walked into the synagogue during a morning service and opened fire. the suspect in the shooting is in custody we have multiple casualties inside the synagogue we have three officers who have been shot and at this time we ha

she do something there to stop that can't she basically fire her interior minister who has been the thorn in her side in a very a the whole time i think the strongest thing i can do is convince her ministers that's a strength that she have so in the end she still have the strength did she have that power now in her fourth term i think so i think so she has and we have a good coalition treaty and we solved a lot of problems we have a new master plan of migration or interior minister has to work and elaborate step by step so there's a lot of work in front of us we already did many steps so i think the coalition has this package of work in the next month so it should be better not arguing not to spin it you still had these huge losses in the very so why do you think the. in hazard in two weeks' time you're going to have results that you can be proud of i think the problem is not that the must supply migration the problem the problem was we don't have unity in the coalition between our social partners socialist partners between the conservative party and we have to bring this unity back to ou

adorned with thorns and a mini a serial light it was a net insignia of love. between the heart and love has with his stead time. when bernie clark a retired dentist with end-stage heart failure received the first permanent artificial heart in utah on december 1, 1982. his wife of 39 years. ask the doctors would he still be able to love me. the heart is not the source of love where the other emotions per se. more and more we have come to understand that that connection between the heart and the emotions is a highly intimate one. the heart does not originate our feelings but it is highly responsive to them. in a sense, a record of our emotional life is written on our hearts. fear and grief for example can cause profound injury the nerves that control unconscious processes such as the heartbeat consents distress and trigger of flight were fight response. it is increasingly clear that our hearts there is a heart disorder first recognized called the broken heart syndrome. in which they weaken in response to extreme stress develop symptoms on an echocardiogram the h

the high—profile saudi dissident has long been a thorn in the side of his government.hasn't been seen since entering the saudi consulate in istanbul last tuesday to get marriage papers. his turkish fiancee waiting outside sounded the alarm when he didn't emerge. turkey says it believes mr khashoggi was killed inside the consulate in a premeditated murder involving a saudi hit squad who removed his body. the saudis said that was baseless, opening cupboards in a bizarre attempt to show the journalist is not inside. they claim he left the building and don't know where he is. translation: i would like to confirm that the citizen jamal khashoggi is not at the do it nor in the kingdom of saudi arabia and the embassy is working to search for him and we are worried about his case. the turkish president said police are examining cctv footage and called mr khashoggi a friend. after the claims of assassination, he sounded a little more cautious. translation: my expectations are still positive, god willing we do not face a situation that we do not want. his fiancee‘s hopes are the

expenditure although millen sean came fourth in the presidential election last year his party has been a thorn in my side france also mis ranking the organizes and is involved in the trade union protests against forms and surely commission is known as being a man of the people something might call has struggled with. mel and sean has said his party will publish its poll accounts online in a bit to clear its name. ski altie paris supporters of the left wing party chief came to protest what they call an attack on democracy. it is a political show folks it's an attempt to destabilize democratic opposition in our country i think we should take it very seriously it's great that so many people came here to show their support but also the shock i think the whole country was shocked to learn this news is a morning. i learned the news and i saw it as an. our democracy so i thought i'm going to be here that massages well i don't think it has anything to do was justice but this is rather driven by someone's very toxic and all healthy political motives the french prime minister responded to the allegation

thing he told me when we met was that the pressures on him, his decision to speak out and to be a thorncost him his previous marriages. and so, in the last months, he did seem relaxed. he seemed like he was settling in a little bit to his new life, and lifestyle, i suppose. he was travelling back and forth between istanbul, london and the us, moving to washington. so he seemed happy. he seemed happy and energetic, not somebody who seemed like he was under some sort of imminent physical threat. karen, just turning to the investigation, how confident are you we are going to get the truth, given what is obviously going on behind the scenes between washington and turkey and riyadh? first of all, i am confident in our resolve to push aggressively for all answers and accountability, on all sides. we have done that from day one. obviously, you know, saudi arabia for its part has lied to the world for 17 days, and has produced no evidence of any of their claims, whether it was jamal walking out of the consulate after 20 minutes, to now this new attempted cover—up, frankly, that he died in a fis

the high—profile journalist and saudi dissident has long been a thorn in the side of his government.e saudi consulate in istanbul last tuesday to get marriage papers. his turkish fiancee waiting outside sounded the alarm when he didn't emerge. turkey says it believes mr khashoggi was killed in the consulate in a premeditated murder involving a saudi hit squad who removed his body. the saudis called that baseless, touring a camera crew around the consulate, opening cupboards in a bizarre attempt to show the journalist is not inside. they claim he left the building and don't know where he is. translation: i would like to confirm that the citizenjamal is not at the consulate nor in the kingdom of saudi arabia, and the consulate and the embassy are working to search for him, and we are worried about his case. the turkish president said police are examining cctv footage, and called mr khashoggi a friend. and, after the claims of assassination, he sounded a little more cautious. translation: my expectations are still positive. god willing, we do not face a situation that we do not want. hi