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campbell we come almost every other day we have to tidy up here because so many people come from all over poland even all of europe we have to take good care of the grave usually it's visitors from germany who come to lay flowers. the cemetery is a fifteen minute drive from the polish german border. look at his parents feel forgotten they expected more support and compassion from germany. urban's cousin. is angry at german authorities at the time of the attack he headed the trucking firm whose vehicle was hijacked by the attacker on a summary. besides the biggest loss my cousin i had to shoulder enormous expenses because of the attack i didn't even say that early on. the haunting remnant in this bag a fragment of the truck wreckage is a valve that the police returned to our city for months after the attack was out of action because of the official investigation. there was the loss of my very expensive truck for one thing. i had to replace the tractor trailer i'd least. then there were three weeks of inactivity and all the lost income relating to that. and of course multiple trips to

q when we come almost every other day we have to tidy up here because so many people come from all over poland even all of europe we have to take good care of the grave and visitors from both germany and poland come to lay flowers the symmetries only a fifteen minute drive from the polish german border. they expected more support and compassion from germany. they have yet to receive a letter of condolence from chancellor and yet enough bones speak on camera too many tears she says the attack in berlin set of the usually tranquil region of western poland many locals are further dismayed by the way the german government reacted afterwards it was only in march this year three months after the attack that a commission of the relatives of the victims was appointed. i think none of us was really prepared to say that what happened in france could happen here. as a result we made an error in judgment. it wasn't enough for the president of germany to speak with the victim's relatives. it should have been the chancellor that's regarded as a major shortcoming on the part of the government. because

then the next chance for mentions of grief or hit the bar and lost in that was that to tidy it up but he didn't double his side. because he played offside in the run up to the goal and the video assistant he sees all. then for the second consultation now although clattered single in the box the rep pointed straight to the spot penalty for gloves but. well it would have been at this not happened just seconds before wasn't that a foul on daniel caligiuri. it was well well well a quick course of the video system followed although quick might not be an entirely accurate description of proceedings. after an excruciating wait once again bad news for hacking no penalty for the hosts. to discos men turned up the heat in the second half and their opponents found it hard to handle in the sixty second minute was best to god save the ball into his own net a about disastrous for the day. then the sharks coach sent out get a book style of his austrian hatchet man he came close in letting the decide. the bit above very close indeed. and not just once the but what's the big game over point said how m

all the characters male and female cleaning cooking tidying up playing with the children built in the train say i don't remember anybody being offended at all it certainly didn't offend me and i remember watching it growing up as a kid kate is this really the responsibility of regulators to make such decisions if a company is using outdated stereotypes to promote a product surely that's not what will turn off consumers and will feel on the market why does the state have to get involved with all this. well it's not really a question of what message consumers are picking up it's really a question of what message why does society is picking up you know advertisers are obviously influencing us advertisements didn't influence us they wouldn't bother putting them out but the fact is you watch those adverts and you think i want to drink that fizzy drink i want to drive in that car i want to own those toys those pieces of home equipment that furniture advertises are there to influence us and always saying really is that we know young people are hugely influenced by what they see and you know

the rest of our lives are my own mess i am a woman and i'm only the woman that is be expected to tidy up then that is sexist is that it still is and by the same token if every time we see a man trying to. clean up you don't need any competent i says no that will end without a really not a message about men that we're not talking and it's not their own nose i joined tony before you get the point you can bring it in with this point as well sweden for instance has rejected this is to tony sweden has rejected a proposal for a ban on gender stereotypes in advertisements saying it would harm freedom of expression and the free press do they have a point well the thing is that now free expression i meant lives are normally regulated already tony go ahead because i'm not sure how kate does love the sound of her voice. the first i will kate thank you very much. the first to the month series that was in sweden. you just interrupted again maybe you should see the front of the matter is if you look at the state as we do right now sweden is the right capital of europe it's really not like a grand d

sell stock before the settlement with the department of justice and that is something we want to get tidiedhat impacts whether we can pay a dividend. no one knows how big it will be or how -- when the fine will come. >> the dialogue had picked up last time, what does that mean? is it the first quarter? will it be done in the first quarter? what israel best reasonable assessment -- what is your best reasonable assessment. >> i thought it would be this year. there is still a chance, but a diminishing chance. this is something we want to resolve and we have made it quite clear we would like to resolve it. it is the last major -- and i say major thing standing between us and being a much more normal back being able to get into a position of talking to regulators about paying a dividend which would signify this bank has gone through a major recovery over the last 9, 10 years and is back into a more normal position. >> that is about building capital. the numbers change between single-digit, high single digits and double-digit hits from retail mortgage backed securities here if you took a double-d

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on july 1, i picked up the phone and i wanted to make sure the contract was tidy and in order and we were on the right track with our new consultant. as chair, when i need permission from the executive director just to read him up and see if the contract was signed. you read that, i have to call up jay and say, give me permission to talk with our consultant. >> is our consultant, deputy director, city director, want to address that? >> inside is, i don't believe, anything dealing with the administrative repairs, other than dealing with a piece of information. i mean, picking up the phone, asking him if it was a tidy contract, i think, gets more to the substantive matter of is he happy with what we're paying him or those types of things. i think that crossed the line, which would need to be addressed through me. so in your kpamping, if it would be is it just the contract signed on time, i see the connection between is everything signed and are you happy and satisfied with the contract, which is something that really needs to be coordinated through the executive director, so i see a di

i prepared the chris, tidy a house, took up my sewing and gathered my children for our ride into townmy sarah runs around like a little savage. she does not want to wear any of the lovely dresses i made for her. i counted the blessings the good lord bestowed on me and try to remain calm while getting them ready. but all i had accomplished with much impatience, and i towards the clock, for in event was supposed to take place at 10:00 at the chapel. it was a convention for the discussion of the rights of women. friend and neighbor showed me the notice in the newspaper. now i can see you raise your eyebrows and give me your stern look. i big you not to disapprove of me. the public meeting for women as .uch a curiosity my husband did not for bit it, so i made up my mind to go. i am slightly anxious about letting them take care of our children for the next two days. your loving sister, lucy. ♪ earlier, a quaker leader who had already learned her reputation was speaking out for the rights of slaves and to thetraveled to london world anti-slavery convention. at the convention, elizabeth, a n

the people in one small boat and going don't river until fired some some help and from here to some tidying and on small boats to do you think so rode the eight hundred dollars or to community. up river it's even longer. for example every couple of months these guys travel up the tributaries of the topologist river it's an exotic trip for recently qualified don't as an important opportunity for locals to benefit from timely medical attention. all the professional most have come around the doctor. years and everybody they are all volunteers and no one receives anything for the work they do the money come from people for example we have several airline captains who donate their all money for us to buy the fuel for the border to buy material for it for the work here so do. you sterile for waiting for someone to do something we decide to come and do it ourselves. some travel as part of a group some independently what's notable is that it's become a tradition it's for this reason that many really don't come boat captains and even pilots. eric shows us where the amazon rain forest has been turned

there are also projections that show that's not the case, but i would have rather it have been tidied up and there have been absolutely no chance that was the case. but, wolf, i think at the end of the day, certainly that's the way i felt during that interview. as i've looked at this policy and looked at the benefits to us relative to growth, this is -- this is a decision i'm making. and, you know, i -- i've explained it over and over. i said when i voted against it when it came through the senate i was going to look at it again, which i've done, and as i've mentioned, i feel like in spite of my concerns that i expressed very clearly in that interview, i think that our nation is better off with this policy being in place, especially -- >> so why did you vote no, mr. chairman, why did you vote no the last time it came up and you're voting yes this time? i hate to be repetitious, but the economy is doing just great. the stock market is exploding, as you know, it's gone up, record highs, unemployment, record lows. the economic growth is really impressive. why go ahead and vote for this n

then the next chance for mentions of grief or hit the bar and lost in that was that to tidy it up but he didn't double his silently. because he played offside in the run up to the goal and the video assistant he sees all. then for the second consultation now although clattered single in the box the ref pointed straight to the spot penalty for glove but. well it would have been at this not happened just seconds before wasn't that a foul on daniel caligiuri. above was where well a quick course of the video system followed although quick might not be an entirely accurate description of proceedings. after an excruciating wait once again bad news for hacking no penalty for the hosts. to discos men turned up the heat in the second half and their opponents found it hard to handle in the sixty second minute was best to god save the ball into his own net it's a bit disastrous for the day. then the sharks coach sent out get a book style of his austrian hatchet man he came close in netting the decider. very close indeed. and not just once but twice the big game over point said how many games now

some and very much use herbicides because they like to keep things tidy and at the same time it makes the rubber easier to cultivate so the farmers have to get in close to the trees to do their work and obviously the undergrowth gets in the way it's easier without the undergrowth. but maintaining the undergrowth on the plantations would actually help defuse the situation with the invading elephants. francisco harvey has noticed that the elephants aren't especially keen on rubber. they leave the trees alone when they find something better in the undergrowth such as grass or bananas. and the giant animals rarely eat young trees when they're out for aging they generally only trample them because they're in the way. so practical solutions are necessary to keep them out of the nursery. as an affleck haha and in a fun in africa elephants are terrified of one aggressive the species once the farmers there use that knowledge to make so-called b. fences that are connected with wires to the beehives they start to shake whenever the elephants try to get through more than that causes that these di

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most >> reporter: by all appearances, these four women could be tidying up what looks like a collegeorm room. but this is no university. it. >> that worthlessness, i mean, that guilt and shame that i feel every day that i chose drugs over my son. every day. no way. >> reporter: and these women aren't students. they are patients. struggling with crippling addiction. >> i definitely have stolen. i have took advantage of people. >> reporter: they sat down with us at a drug treatment facility in jacksonville, florida. 23-year-old chn boot's drug of choice? oxycodone and heroin. she's been arrested twice for gift card fraud. >> i would go and take things off the shelf, make sure i left the store so on camera it would look like i purchased the items, then come back and go to customer service. >> reporter: some of the biggest national retailers are some of the biggest targets because of relaxed return policies. >> i would go to home depot, lowe's, walmart, stuff like that, take stuff, leave, go to another home depot, take it back and get a gift card. >> reporter: sometimes drug dealers dire

vo: gopi's found a way to keep her receipts tidy, even when nothing else is. brand vo: snap and sort your expenses with quickbooks and find, on average, $4,340 in tax savings. quickbooks. backing you. >> coming up, a new report says that china is selling oil to north korea. if this is true, will it kill any chance for peace in the new year. >> live from america's news headquarters in washington. happy new year's eve-eve. i'm leland vittert. in iran, massive rallies going on, thousands in the streets in tehran supporting the ayatollah. more next hour and president trump's response and how it differs with former president obama's approach when he faced protests. is this an opportunity in iran? a countdown for the big new year's eve bash in times square in the final hours. organizers putting on finishing touches, testing the confetti. and millions of people expected to be on hand and brave the cold tomorrow night. i'm leland vittert. i'll see you at the top of the hour with gillian turner. now back to cashin' in. lauren: president trump ticked off as pictures all

we will be very neat and tidy there stop don't theyjust.ck home for christmas. yes, if you need to know if there are any problems with the news travel and weather this morning, you are in the right place. see you shortly. good morning from bbc london news. i'm victoria hollins. a prison in hertfordshire is at breaking point, according to staff, who say they need 60 more recruits to get the unit back under control. neighbours living close to hm the mount say they are increasingly hearing disturbances at night time after it's claimed inmates are locked up for hours on end due to officer shortages. the ministry ofjustice says a staff recruitment drive is improving the situation but officers on the ground say its too little, too late. they probably really need another 60 offices. it is compound and with different issues. you have sickness because of the working environment, then you have temporary promotion because people are not promoted any more. which leaves holes on the ground floor, which is covered by the time. and then, you know, everybo

. >> reporter: by all appearances, these four women could be tidying up what looks like a college dorm room, but this is no university. it's rehab >> that worthlessness, i mean, that guilt and shame that i feel every day. that i chose drugs over my son, every day. >> reporter: and he's these women aren't students. they're patients, struggling with crippling addiction >> i've definitely stolen. >> reporter: they sat down with us at a drug treatment facility in jacksonville, florida 23-year-old kristen booth's drug of choice, oxycodone and heroin and she's been arrested twice for gift card fraud. >> i would take things off the shelf. i would make sure i left the store so on camera it looked like i purchased the items and come back and go to customer service. >> and some of the biggest national retailers are some of the biggest targets because of relaxed return policies. >> i would go to home depot, lowe's, walmart, stuff like that, take stuff, leave and go to another home depot, take it back and get a gift card. >> reporter: sometimes drug dealers directly accept the cards as payment >>

up because so many people come here from all of the poland from all over europe it needs to be kept tidy his mother does not want to speak on camera she's overcome with tears and bitterness especially now one year after the attack she blames the german authorities and the german chancellor in particular and she also believes the attack could have been prevented . the family feels abandoned they still hope to receive some personal token of sympathy a letter of condolence from chancellor angela merkel. she isn't the only one critical of how those left behind have been treated many at the christmas market around berlin's historic memorial church are also dissatisfied. inside pastor catalina holds a service one year ago she was in here with her confirmation pupils when a truck drove into the crowd outside. they were quick to make public statements and hold an official service but any personal address asking what do you need how can we help that came later. that's the main points the twelve victims' relatives harshly criticize aside from flowers words and reads nothing much has happened they

we come almost every other day we have to tidy up here because so many people come from all over polandeven all of europe we have to take good care of the grave usually its visitors from germany who come to lay flowers the cemetery is a fifteen minute drive from the polish german border. feel forgotten they expected more support and compassion from germany they have yet to receive a letter of condolence from chancellor. won't speak on camera too many tears she says the attack in berlin shattered this usually tranquil region of western poland many locals are further dismayed by the way the german government reacted afterwards. it was only in march this year three months after the attack that a commissioner for relatives of the victim was appointed. i think none of us was really prepared to say that what happened in france could happen here. as a result we made an error in judgment. it wasn't enough for the president of germany to speak with the victim's relatives. it should have been the chancellor that's regarded as a major shortcoming on the part of the government. is angry at german a

we have to tidy up here because so many people come from all over poland -- even all of europe. we have to take good care of the grave. reporter: visitors from both germany and poland come to lay flowers. the cemetery is only a 15 minute drive from the polish-german border. the parents feel forgotten. they expected more support and compassion from germany. they have yet to receive a letter of condolence from chancellor angela merkel. you nina -- janina will not speak on camera. too many tears. the attack shook the region. many are dismayed by the way the german government acted afterward. it was only in march this year, three months after the attack, that a commission of relatives of the victims was appointed. >> i think none of us was really prepared to say that what happened in france could happen here. as a result, we made an error in judgment. it was not enough for the president of germany to speak with the victims' relatives. it should have been the chancellor. that is regarded as a major shortcoming on the part of the government. reporter: a cousin is angry at german autho