on a long term contract midfielder christoffersen cuckoos signs from powerplay senator mary and tina wells international ethan and podium french l.c. even the new coaches in the 1st flush of youth usually are nagas much coveted by many now he's joined from hoffenheim mapping out the next stage of life journey potentially to the very top. will have a very good sense out of the freeman no objections if you want to try to win the next 3 years or even sooner that would be a great. that's the rough agendas it would seem. gifted and up to the challenge that description fits by a lady as well and no one more so i think i have it it's 20 years old and one of the bundesliga biggest stars already broke wrist you can really give it a go this season and we will. go over i think is a great mix to the team. karen de mer by the club's record signing bring something new to the make himself live accusing coach peter boss loves to attack last season they made the champions league and this time. i know what we're aiming for is no idea how long it. i think we've got good players. in the german cup there were

well tina activist gravitron burke has thought of the products for future movement in sweden over a year ago spoke to the protesters in new york here's what she told an enthusiast and noisy crowd there. people are striking today in over 150 countries on all continents and when i say all continents i mean all continents even and talk to get even and talk to get people off the ledge the eyes of the world will be on them they have a chance to prove that they too are united behind the science they have a chance to take leadership to prove they actually hear us do you think they hear us with the we will make them hear us lucky well they doubly correspondent cala black was one of the thousands on hand for the protests in new york she delivered this assessment of today's routes. today's global climate strike was the biggest of its kind in human history one of the epicenters of the action new york city it was roughly 250000 people out on the streets calling for more climate action credits whom are the 6 year old fridays for future founder was speaking earlier here and she was saying that our hou

of the season with pneumonia but it wasn't a happy return for him as you very well held to a goalless draw by feel out in tina cristiana rinaldo came close but his bicycle kick couldn't quite find its mark have lost a top spot in city after interval and he defeated today as a one nil in the late game. in spain barcelona have beaten valencia 5 to get to move to 4th in the standings earlier finally made his debut for real madrid having joined in the last transfer window from chelsea the midfielder recovered from a muscle injury to come on in the 2nd half of the $32.00 legal win against. rail nearly blew a 3 goal lead helped by to cut him ben from our goals but held on for the win the result lifts them up to 2nd in the table. it is true that the 2nd half was very difficult for us especially at the start when your opponent schools a goal just 3 minutes into the game it changes a little bit but i have a good feeling we've got the 3 points after a phenomenal 1st i think we had it all when you play goals commitment but we must play like that for 90 minutes as soon as we play like that for 90 minutes is going to be v

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saudi arabia's oil production well look at that knock on effect that cost the $30000000000.00 plan to move indonesia's sinking capital and the importance of the dollar to tina counting the costs on al-jazeera. a team of chinese scientists are traveling to places no human has ever been. in banking on a daring deep sea mission in the hunt for red resistance and spaces. in this episode of want to one a week go on board with some china's top engineers and scientists as they explore the depths of the indian ocean. i think ari ari hiring because my turn next day. my i long to start. chinese doing laps of a chinese race in the middle of the indian. ocean and. a lot of my classmates. have no chance. so dog bought of the sheep. had a chance. she's a trainee submersible pilot and she's anxiously awaiting her 1st ever deep sea dive which no woman from china has ever done before. she's part of china's mission to be a world leader in these final frontier. there in a rice against countries like russia india and japan you know if she gets the chance to dive she'll go nearly 3 kilometers under the sea to search for new mineral race horses and signs of life. maybe i can fri

saudi arabia's oil production well look at the knock on effect back pass the $30000000000.00 plan to move indonesia's sinking capital and the importance of the dollar to tina counting the costs on al-jazeera. i think one of our biggest strengths is that we talk to normal everyday people we get them to tell their stories and doing that really reveals the truth people are still gathered outside these gates waiting for any information most of them don't know whether their loved ones are alive or dead or miami really is a place where 2 worlds meet we can get to washington d.c. in 2 hours we can get to it on jurists in the rest of central america about the same time but more importantly why those 2 cultures north and south america leads us to teach a great it's a very important place for al-jazeera to be. in just 20. 1 from being something. almost bought and that if it sells for $1.00 to. many to me they'll see such a sunset was it a visit somebody comes to displace this although some money on something in the climate change is probably the lives of people who live on planet that's all. in a country beset by poverty and lack of infrastructure. sometimes we risk

saudi arabia's oil production well look at that knock on effect back pass the $30000000000.00 plan to move indonesia's sinking capital the importance of the dollar what tina comes in the cults on al-jazeera. i really felt liberated as a journalist was. getting to the truth as i would that's what this job. this is al jazeera a quick reminder of the top stories u.n. secretary general antonio good terrorists as announced the formation of a constitutional committee for syria it's seen as a step toward restarting the stalled peace process. world leaders are attending a special summit on climate change at the u.n. they have herit impassioned pleas from young activists who accused leaders of stealing their childhoods. and at least 40 people have been killed in afghanistan and what's believed to have been an airstrike by the afghan military it happened in the most a color region of how month province afghan authorities are investigating reports the airstrike hit a wedding celebration by mistake. 7 children have been killed in kenya after their school building collapse at least 64 other students someone hospital family members have been gathering outside the scope

well, thanks. >>> thanks very much to our international viewers for watching this morning. for you, cnn newsroom with chris tina the u.s., breaking details on what ukraine's president is vowing to do now, "new day" continues right now. >>> the president believes his god-given right to shake down foreign leaders for help in his re-election. >> democrats want to impeach because rudy giuliani talked to a couple ukrainians good luck with that. >> he gave us no choice. >> this whistleblower allegation is so serious, it gets to the very heart of our nation's democracy. >> if you read the seven-page nancy drew novel that the whistleblower put together it drips with condensation and contempt for the. >> the he has been caught red handed with his hand in the cookie jar. >> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> welcome to "new day," monday september 30th, 8:00 in the east. i'm alisyn camerota. jim sciutto is in for john. >> you haven't kicked me out. >> you're behaving thus far. we'll see how this hour goes. president

tina counting the costs on al-jazeera. the blowing up in the united states i learned that the 1st amendment is really key to being a freedom of the challenge is going to be. managed welland the resources that are available what makes al-jazeera story is that we just don't tell you what the subject of the story wants to know the government is not going to do the one thing the demonstrators want to apologize for that's what al-jazeera does we ask the questions so that we can get closer to the truth. there was a lot of the air in this community and that is what i mean live to and believe in the moment to look for to get all the woman who want to win this is our own man she worked with local women to solve the main problem plaguing their community was not always a key problem auction that had been a priority and led the way in transforming a difficulty into a success so imparting a woman to me is standing economies. women make change on al-jazeera. police fired tear gas as protests in egypt run into a 2nd night the demonstrators are demanding president sisi steps down. i mean this is al jazeera live from also coming up. saudi arabia says it will respond to an attack on us

well. i still think things can be done faster and bigger. >> faster and bigger. stacey, tina? >> i would say, i'd look at -- you mentioned partnerships with our allies. we have 70 countries that have sharing agreements. there are a lot of bilateral agreements but more importantly, i think, multilateral agreements are growing so people in -- countries in various regions are coming together pooling data and allowing the region, itself, to really benefit from the knowledge individual countries are creating. so that part's looking great. with all of the different systems, and i'm thankful that there are many companies who are looking at the standards that are out there to be able to create systems and products that will fit into infrastructures and architectures that already exist, the danger in having so many different vendors is that the things will not work together and we absolutely need them to be able to work together and to be able to ingest in systems that exist now and systems that are able to exist in the future. so, working well now, i think it will continue to work wel

well. i think things could be done faster and bigger. >> faster and bigger. jt, tina? >> i would say that you mentioned the partnership with our allies. data sharing agreements in the geospacial arena. we have countries there are energy sharing, there are bilateral agreements and multilateral agreements and various regions are pooling data and allowing the region itself to benefit from the knowledge the individual countries are creating. so that part is looking great. with all of the different systems and i'm thankful there are many companies who are looking at the standards that are out there to be able to create systems and products that will fit into infrastructures and architectures that already exist. the danger in having so many different vendors is that these things will not work together and we absolutely need them to be able to work together and to be able to ingest in systems that exist now and systems that will exist in the future. so, working well now, i think it will continue to work well, but we have to watch it. it's not guaranteed at that everything wil

put saudi arabia's oil production well look at that knock on effect possible $30000000000.00 plan to move indonesia's sinking capital and the importance of the dollar tina counting the costs on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. you can. see. if you stream but issaka 9 days hopes to help change his country through the medium of ducts he is the 1st mexican to hold the prestigious role of lead principal dancer at the english national ballet 2 years ago he was named best male dancer at bally's equivalent of the off. and on days along with his 10 brothers and sisters whose talked to don't spoil his father in the backyard of their home in guadalajara despite living and performing across the world since he was 13 his heart remains in mexico. he recently appeared in a greenpeace film about protecting him. as a cultural ambassador for his country persuading world class dancers to perform and teach there this week and discusses with us the joy of dance while the arts in mexico urgently need government support and how young people should have the chance to realize their dreams lead principal of the english national ballet. talks to al-jazeera. he's a commander stank you for

tina fey scraps its ipo. endeavor is the company name. it is out. wait a minute. wasn't 2019 supposed to be the year of the ipo? well, the man behind grub hub and venmo is here to explain exactly what's going on in the ipo market. >>> we are less than an hour to the closing bell. i'm ashley webster in for liz claman today. let's begin "the claman countdown." ashley: just take a look at the numbers. stocks extending their losses in this final hour of trading, as headlines crossing from the chinese foreign minister, who has been speaking at the united nations, mainly about tariffs and provocation. he says the trade war may even plunge the world into recession. ominously adding quote, the lessons of the great depression should not be forgotten. that obviously does not do great things for the market. and this follows the report today that the white house is thinking about de-listing chinese companies on u.s. exchanges. this promptly sent the crane shares china internet etf, one of those baskets of stocks that carry chinese shares, as you can see, down almost 5%. there you go. down two bucks, 4.69%. and the u.s.-listed s

well the 40 niners remember the super bowl in 2012 2 minutes to go in capper to try 3 straight passes for the site a 5 yard line. and it didn't work either. let tinae super bowl this season should care and j lo. we'll play the halftime show i hate football. but they have had me at hello. these 2 are. jamie's from the black and puerto rico and shakira comes from colombia, the to say they can't wait to team up and you know it's true because she cares hips don't lie. sorry, i couldn't resist. >>100 ever see what it's all still a marker. has something else in common too fear that you there as and girlfriends of sports. j lo as you know is a geisha baseball great alex rider alex rodriguez and shakira is married to soccer player gerard p k get this. the super bowl. so every second which is secure in her husband's birthday, what a the big day is almost here for giants manager bruce bocce his last game is sunday. he's retiring after 13 years as skipper san francisco's giving him the key to the city. so we can always come back whenever he wants to the giants polished off the rockies yesterday they won 8 to 3. their last 3 games are against dodgers, a fitti

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well the 40 niners remember the super bowl in 2012 2 minutes to go in capper to try 3 straight passes for the site a 5 yard line. yeah, that didn't work either. let tina power at the super bl thiseason should care and j lo. we'll play the halftime show i hate football. but they have had me at hello. these 2 are. jamie's from the black and puerto rico and shakira comes from colombia, the to say they can't wait to team up and you know it's true because she cares hips don't lie. sorry, i couldn't resist. >>ever see what it's all still a marker. has something else in common too. as and girlfriends of sports. j lo as you know is a geisha baseball great alex rider alex rodriguez and shakira is married to soccer player gerard p k get this the super bowl's every second which is secure in her husband's birthday, what a the big day is almost here for giants manager bruce bocce his last game is sunday. he's retiring after 13 years as skipper san francisco's giving him a key to the city. so we can always come back whenever he wants to the giants polished off the rockies yesterday they won 8 to 3. their last 3 games are against dodgers, a fitting goodbye with the

lafayette tina been reopened opening and fire crews showed the new building off to the public on monday. we're happy to have so many members public fair. >>i think the station and the community is well received you know, it's not just a wild know, it's not just a wild land fire problem or freshly much more likely to end up with some buddies, residents for a medical emergency that it is a fire issue. so having that first response paramedic service in the community is important. >>this fire station was closed for years due to budget cuts it was a portable building but now it's being completely reconstructed from the ground up deputy fire chief gary mcallister was part of the rebuilding process, the lafayette community is very high risk for us it's in the. >>high fire hazard severity zone designated by cal fire. the large urban interface issue there for us in the summertime has the potential to lose many homes and a wild land fire. and so for us that's a strategic location to put fire apparatus to hopefully keep fire small when they occur. >>fire officials say they'll be able to get to calls quicker now that they're back in the neighborhood and they'll be able to better assist nearby c

well, they're not endeavoring right now. the hollywood talent agency with big names like serena williams and tina fey delaying its ipo for theisappointing offering yesterday. to making money host charles payne. what the heck is going on here? we have had bumpy rides but they are getting bumpier. >> they are, neil, and i got to tell you, i'm actually thrilled that investors are shunning most of these names, because something's happened over the last several years and it's called greed. it's called silicon valley greed. you know, they raise money on the private side of these deals and they rachet them up from a billion to two billion to three billion to four billion, 10 billion, 20 billion, then they tell the public hey, you want a piece of the action, when in fact they are cashing out on the backs of the smaller investors in this country. here's what people need to do. i think there's an epiphany going on. let them come public. if they're not ready like peloton which is telling us they may be profitable by 2023 like some of these other companies that say they may never be profitable, let them trade for awhile. remember facebo

the field of the dangers whether it's tina diction or acute lung injuries from what are probably illegal and maybe some legally sold and legally made products as wellty may not be redeemable. >> doctor, could you ever see a moment where a juul-like product is a nicotine patch? >> yes. >> that's the way it's marketed, that's the way it's sold, that's the way it's regulated >> yes i wrote an op ed in the wall street journal advocating that they be brought through the over the counter. the schchallenge for them, they a two species annal tox study. they damage the lung i don't think that study will be clean. i think the products do cause chronic lung injury. the standard is to equate them against tobacco. if they can legitimately help an addicted smoker quit combustible tobacco, it's probably going to be less lung injury than from smoking. they are a modified risk that's what you would have to dem mop straight through the otc pathway. that could be an expensive study. that said, i think if a company came through that pathway, i think they could have a monopoly on this market especially as the vaping product sold as tobacco products start to be pulled o

tina i, don't have a plan b. my plan be is under a bridge and it help me understand how important this is. i came to understand how this affects businesses as wellcause they paid in and they face businesses and it takes millions of costs and one business owner told me that his business which as spent 30 years building has effectively worthless because of this pension issue. i'd like to ask a couple of questions about this. first, i assume you believe in unions rights and collectively bargained for and it's better working conditions. >> i do senator. >> do you believe that the current situation is the fall to these plans. >> the challenges facing for example what this plan was and senator, if i can answer a little bit more broadly and the labor department who often think they think of the role of the workplace were right now and the person who is in the planned commissions which is very important of pensions that are a very central part of what the department does when they are. dealing with the collapse of and ron and what that had on the retirees who are planning on their retirement and financially that broke down and tens of thousands of indiv

tina, i don't have a plan b. my plan b is living under a bridge. it made me understand how important this is, and i came to understand how this issue affects businesses as well. they've paid in. they face, businesses face, millions in costs if these plans fail. one business owner told me his business, which he has spent 30 years building is effectively worthless because of this pension issue. i'd like to ask a couple of questions about this. first, i assume you believe in the union's right to collectively bargain for pensions and benefits and better working conditions? mr. scalia: i do, senator. sen. smith: do you believe that the current situation is the fault of the workers in these plans? mr. scalia: senator, you're referring to the challenges facing, for example, the central states plan? sen. smith: correct. mr. scalia: if i could i guess answer a little bit more broadly, the -- when we think of the labor department, we often think or i think many people do, of the role in the workplace right now, when the person is in the plant, the safety decisions, cash conditions, wage conditions, very important. but pensions are another very central part of what the