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and the 2nd half of the bundesliga season kicks off later today with a handful of teams near the top of the table looking to disrobe own the defending champions look at their chests. i've brought in thomas great to have you with us today we begin this program in libya where there appears to be a breakthrough in efforts to secure a truce in the civil war there the german foreign minister heiko mosque has announced that the powerful rebel leader khalifa haftar has agreed in principle to abide by a cease fire now the country in its back. hers are split between 2 rival governments one is located in tripoli it's the seat of the un back to government affairs all surat the other is in tobruk now that is home to the libyan national army it is led by general khalifa haftar now germany and the european union are pushing for stability in libya to help stem the stem the flow of migrants making the journey across the mediterranean. this could be the truce the international community was hoping for germany has been weighing in ahead of the peace conference should do it for sunday in berlin german

top of the table over the winter break. it's good for us self-confidence is good to start the 2nd half of the season for having to be position in the league. after a highly successful 1st 3 years in the bundesliga for leipzig union not a sponsor rival over the summer saw the club's fast track development shift up yet another gear and there's no sign of them slowing down. this is it's different to the years before he's young dynamic full of energy and i mean shows every day when you see him with those who think he can make football fun but he also asks a lot of you out on the pitch and then or sometimes the funds over the last final i was appalled by. and there has been plenty of fun at least so far right from the opening match day when they spoiled lynn's bogus league a debut party with a 4 nil away when brimming with pace hours and confidence they won their next 2 games as well and then came by at home outplayed in the 1st half lights it recovered well before even a force back secured them up point from the spot by. one of

you just do not know how this country will get on top of this. have ever had. the sheer volume it covers is incredible. covering some we re covers is incredible. covering some were almost the size of england at the moment. it is absolutely devastating. there are multiple people dead, thousands homeless, and it is so out of control that, for instance, there are lightning strikes that are causing even more fires. because it is tinder dry. australia have had a drought for three years and the fires are so enormous they can be seen thousands of miles away. in the south of new zealand they can see the smoke and the fires have turned the sky orange at this point. and obviously australians are up in arms but the prime ministerjust doesn't seem to be taking it seriously at all. this is scott morrison who keeps saying things like previous generations have had to deal with stuff of this and we will get on top of it. we have to remember australia is still a big exporter of coal. yes, exactly, and there is a lot of money in australia being made through minera

a reminder now of our top story here on g.w. iran's supreme leader has returned to his attack on the u.s. ayatollah ali khamenei told a crowd at friday prayers in tehran the president trump wanted to push a poison dagger into ron's trance he also called iran's airstrikes against u.s. troops in baghdad a day of god. coming up next on news asia counting the cost of india's lavish marriage ceremonies a wedding and explains why couples are scaling back on their big day. when young romance meets harsh reality you look at the growing problem with chain marriages and they pop. and why hong kong teachers are being blamed for their students' activism. and the responder's you will have those stories coming up for you but before we go we've got some especial pictures from china 20 panda cubs bred in captivity at the country's one long giant panda research base of these cubs are all between 4 and 7 months old that's according to chinese state television a total of 32 pandas have been born and bred in the center and 21000. it's time. to take

killing of top general sublimating -- of a top general.ll americanng for forces to be expelled from the country. we are joined by the chief executive at center for applied research in partnership. thank you so much for joining us. when you look at the biggest unknown it's what does it mean, how much will they rise from here? >> we have a lot of ongoing conflict and wars already, but the potential here is that all and the conflicts looming ones elsewhere in afghanistan, these can all get worse. they can get worse because iran which both are on the opposite , that's to the detriment of all these conflicts. >> one of the domestic applications for ron? >> what you see today and yesterday already is a marginal millions in -- a marching of ourning for the general. people are unified after seeing the general be killed. been subject to criticism inside the country but people are now gathering and rallying around the flag and this is a unifying moment for the country of iran. francine: what does it mean for u.s. sentiment in the region? mindat we h

top name.t people know ayatollah and the iron sheik. but general soleimani was as big as it gets. >> qasem soleimani was no ordinary general. the u.s. officially classified him as a terrorist, but in iran he was a national hero. >> this morning the entire region on edge. iran vowing retaliation amid fears the two nations are on the brink of an all-out war. ( singing ) >> funeral processions unlike anything seen in decades are continuing this morning. president trump and iran are also dangerously trading very serious threats of war. a commander of iran's revolutionary guard said his country has 35 u.s. targets in its crosshairs ready to pull the trigger. president trump tweeted over the weekend the u.s. has 52 targets identified including cultural sites in iran. >> trevor: you have to admit this is wild. trump kills iran's top general and then, when iran threatens to retaliate, trump says, you better not or i'll destroy your culture. what's next? will he send a text, you think i'm crazy? well, i

s killing of iran's top general. iranian state tv claiming this is the moment the missiles were fired and iran threatened to unleash war across the middle east if the u.s. dared to strike back so the stakes were high when president trump approached the podium to outline america's response. >> i'm pleased to inform you, the american people should be extremely grateful and happy. no americans were harmed in last night's attack by the iranian regime we suffered no casualties all of our soldiers are safe and only minimal damage was sustained at our military bases. >> reporter: t. coheter strike for now.n apars to be standing down, which is a good thing for all parties concerned and a very good thing for the world. >> reporter: iran, which has been consumed by a dangerous mix of humiliation and rage that the u.s picked off it second most powerful official with a drone immediately claime total victory making wild and false claims on state tv that its attacks killed dozens of american troops, destroyed equipment and crushed

trapped beneath flattened buildings as the temperature dips below freezing and in german soccer the top of the table is getting tight fire munich cut leipsic sleet and the blues they could just one point after a 5 goal demolition shall go at the other at a rate. i'm called aspen thanks for joining us we begin in china where the effects of the deadly coronavirus are being felt far from its epicenter the virus began in the eastern city of han but it has now spread to all but one of china's provinces and at least 11 other countries and the death toll is rising as well these 56 people in china have now died and more than 2000 people have been infected chinese president xi jinping called a meeting of party leaders on saturday as authorities are trying to prevent an even larger outbreak of the lunar new year holiday. this should be one of the busiest days of the year here as lunar new year holiday crowds swarm through shanghai's disneyland but disney town is a ghost town closed until further notice they'll be known mickey mouse to usher in the year of the rat in response to the prevention in

at the top of the premier league table. that gap is growing wider and wider at the top.pool are now 16 points clear of the rest with a game in hand. that is worth mentioning as well. they've broken the record for the best start to a top flight campaign, not just in england but in europe after a 1—0 win over tottenham in north london. the points have been slipping through the grasp of spurs. dry january, it was proving not a winning side and now england captain hurricane would be abstaining, until april. liverpool are unbeaten in the league over a year. without harry kane, the tottenham scoring options we re kane, the tottenham scoring options were limited. son with just one goal since november. three liverpool players left unattended at one stage. defending with her tottenham would spend the lion's share of the first—half with the inevitable result as roberto firmino put the leaders ahead. jose mourinho‘s men have been playing his way. sitting back, waiting to pounce on a mistake. not capitalised on. spurs became more aggressive and pushed back at liverpool. substitute g

university of florida is in the top ten, and fitting for the top five florida state is in the top 20. yeah. [applause]. florida state in the top 20, heading for the top 15. [applause]. and were in the top 50 heading for the top 25. [applause]. mr. watson, after watching the games last night, maybe we have a florida team playing in the national championship. [applause]. so there's no question the florida is debating the talent needed to power our economy to new horizons. let's keep it going, and was doing better. traditional four-year universities are the only way to acquire advanced knowledge or skills and for many, it is not even the best way. thanks to the leadership of our commissioner of education, richard, we launched an initiative to make florida the nation news leader in workforce education for the year 2030. thanks your support, were off to a good start. look around the state, the vocational education is making a comeback in our high schools. students in district such as miami-dade and graduate high school with industry certification and fields like electrical and hvac. the ap

this general was the top general , one of the top generals in iran.erhaps second only in terms of the public mind to the ayatollah himself. in iran iraq war veteran and had helped lead the fight against isis in syria and iraq. had long been a foe of the u.s.. in 2007, there were sanctions against him. iraqrecently, the entire iran revolutionary guard has been called an international terrorist group. we are hearing from the iranian leader, the ayatollah himself, there will be retaliation. serious retaliation. so this is escalating. the concern is this will escalate the tensions in the whole region. this could spread through the middle east. >> what has been the response on the u.s. side outside of the white house? have there been any voices from congress, from the senate on this? >> we have heard from mostly democrats at this point although we did hear from marco rubio. the general sense we are getting from lawmakers is while there was no warning for this general, mourning for this general, there was concern. we heard from adam schiff that there needs

a top general was killed in an air strike in baghdad.ing to stock markets, you've seen a pullback there, as well. nervousness on global stock markets. and stock market futures are leaning down. looks like you could see a 1% move in the dow. stocks kicked off the new decade with fresh record highs. the dow closed up 330 points on the first trading day of 2020. the s&p 500 and the nasdaq ended the day higher. >>> the important data, the december ism number, the manufacturing number, that comes out at 10:00 a.m. eastern time. it's important to look at the manufacturing sector. it's slipped into a recession, four months of contraction. the index is at the lowest level in seven years. >>> dangerous weather conditions expected to fan the flames in australia this weekend. the government in new south wales issuing a leave zone alert. that's a voluntary evacuation order, warning residents that worsening conditions are forecast for saturday. families and pets evacuating on navy vessels. ahead of what's likely to be a devastating weekend. fires hit

top stocks would be amd up 128%.et's check on the bond market, the 10-year currently trading at 1.937% it wasn't just a good year here, it was a great year for global markets. let's go worldwide now standing by in london with a recap of the global markets. >> let's take your attention to markets there. a couple of catalysts there. china announced that they are cutting the triple r rate. it releases up to around $800 billion. extra liquidity being pumped into the system. shanghai composite up. the shenzhen up 1.9% last year, up roughly 23%. shenzhen up 35%. really strong gains in these chinese indices. a lot of focus on the trade war. it has emerged that there will be a signing ceremony to take place january 15 another positive catalyst. we have the hang seng index. this market in hong kong has been under a lot of scrutiny because of the demonstrations and those continued over towards new year's eve some demonstrators have been arrested what about europe? taking your attention to the majors in europe a very strong yea

our top story. there's a strong police presence on the streets of the iranian capital, tehran, following a second day of protests over the shooting down of a ukrainian airliner. police have been out in force to deter people from taking part in more anti—government protests. a volcano near the philippines capital manila has blasted a column of ash and steam up to fifteen kilometres into the sky. and this is popular on bbc.com. the queen has attended church near her sandringham estate ahead of talks there on monday on the future roles of prince harry and his wife meghan, as they plan to step back as senior members of the royal family. that's all. stay with bbc world news. more on our website bbc.co.uk/news, and the news app. now on bbc news, live to singapore for asia business report. for for asia business report. now, let us we look at how it will impact the technology industry. the biggest industry is leaving customers high and dry. we find out why. good morning, asia. hello, world was a monday. gla

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when you have the top -- a designated terrorist, the top leader of terrorists exploded from iran, andpportunity to take him out in iraq, 15 miles away from the u.s. embassy? i think it was an appropriate action. the iranian government needs to understand that at some point we have to say enough is enough. we have seen a number of attacks, and america has had a very measured response. but when you send your top terrorist for your country -- basically the deputy foreign minister -- into iraq and think that's going to stand? i think the president proved it's not going to come and he made the right decision. >> leland: it's interesting you bring up how this was done. the reporting out there is of the united states could have taken them out for years george bush could have taken them out, president obama could have taken him out. he flew around with impunity. private planes come in and out of syria, next military aircraft, et cetera. what seems to have changed all this is the point that he was there to organize new attacks against the united states. do you wonder if and when the united sta

it's reminder now of our top stories at this hour germany's diplomatic efforts in libya have yielded a potential breakthrough rebel commander khalifa haftar says he will attend the berlin conference this weekend and has committed himself in principle to a cease fire. china's gross domestic product last year grew at its slowest pace in almost 3 decades we correct spores and sluggish consumer demand weighing in on the world's 2nd biggest economy pushing economic growth down to 6 point one percent. this is deja vu news live from berlin up next we have global 3000 of globalization show i'm brian thomas for the entire news team thanks so much for being. with. 2 morals that have close economic time europe and asia. out of a deal with social justice. and what are the working conditions like. will visit 8 countries on 2 continents to find out how europe and asia together. our new series of workplaces. global 3000. d.w. . rebuilding mosul. liberated from isis in july 2017 parts of the city still lie and ruin. reconstruction has been slowed by corruption and various conflicts. many people just

time for a quick check of the top stories here on al-jazeera u.s. president donald trump a sent a series of tweets warning iran against taking any retaliate reaction for the killing of top military commander of the money so the money was assassinated in the u.s. airstrike in iraq 2 days ago trump says his country will hit 52 iranian sites if iran targets americans favoritism to has more now from washington d.c. these tweets were very harsh and very strong words by the president and somewhat surprising if you will because all day we've been hearing from administration officials including secretary of state mike pompei was saying that the u.s. wanted to deescalate the situation as much as they could given the situation but then you see these very incendiary tweets from president trump basically saying that the u.s. has these 52 targets on their list well earlier there were several rocket attacks across iraq targets included baghdad's heavily fortified green zone and an iraqi air base where there were u.s. troops meanwhile thousands of iraqis attended

steve: you sent us along this top-secret. what is this? donald: this is a canister of 16 millimeter film that i found. he taped over the days have been filming, the first of may and seventh of november, 1952. now, i do not know if the film in the canister is the same that refers to being top-secret. i doubt it. these were filmed of the parade, which would not have been top-secret, so maybe something else had originally been in there and then had been swapped out. steve: army rotc. you have his army why is that id card. flight is that significant? donald: it speaks to what had been told by the trustee of their estate, dear friend of theirs, that serving in the military was one of the high points of his life and he maintained the relationship as a reserve officer for a long, long time. he is buried here. steve: and the expiration date, "indefinite." i have not seen that before. donald: i thought that was an interesting bit of ephemera from his biography. steve: where are these phones archived? -- films archived? donald: so i spent a year goi

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air strike killed one of its top generals in iraq the u.s. has ordered its citizens to leave iraq in deployed thousands of troops to the region as a precaution. you're watching news from berlin up next shift living in the digital age looks at china's great firewall and finds out how much online criticism the communist authorities allow more coming up at the top of the hour and don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website. dot com thanks for joining us and we'll see you again more news at the top the hour. by dusty berry muddy tires and drums we deliver urgent lifesaving boxes we give our everything to reach those who need us the most every box feeding their futures. boxes full of our hope of lifesaving food and the so much more down the road with no names we feel asleep to live a relentless in our promise tonight.

china replaces its top official in hong kong after 7 months of anti-government protests and pledging to resolve the cultural disputes spain's acting prime minister and just closer to forming a leftist coalition government. thousands of people have gathered in baghdad to mourn the targets of friday's u.s. air strike that killed major general qassam sunday money a huge funeral procession was held for the top iranian commander as well as for iraq's. on this the deputy leader of the iran backed popular mobilization forces iraq's k. take a prime minister the not the man the also attended but and to us fridays have continued across neighboring iran with thousands denounced sunday mani's assassination and as uncertainty goes over how iran will respond nato has suspended a training mission in iraq citing safety concerns when a somma been job as an baghdad and he says there is anger on the streets. we've been hearing from people who were mourning the death of christ and for the money another of the hundreds who has been the commander of the 2nd in in charge of the popular mobilization forces

air strike that killed iran's top general. tensions are rising as the pentagon orders roughly 3,000 additional troops to the region and iran vows harsh revenge. iran's ambassador to the u.n. tells cnn this tonight. >> we shall not just close our eyes to what happened last night. definitely there will be revenge. there will be harsh revenge. last night they started a military war by assassinating -- by an act of terror against one of our top generals. so what else can we expect iran to do? we cannot just remain silent. we have to act, and we will act. >> and tonight the president bluntly tells his supporters in miami this. >> he was planning a very major attack, and we got him. >> but as the world watches and waits, the question tonight is, what is the next move? will iran get revenge? what could that revenge look like? attacks in the region, cyberattacks anywhere in the world? will thousands more american troops be a deterrent? and as the state department urges american citizens to get out of iraq immediately, what will the am

drone strike that killed iran's top military leader. i'll speak with the former defense secretary and former cia director leon panetta. we'll be right back. a multi- vie may not be enough. and it's my vision, my morning walk.. my sunday drive, my grandson's beautiful face. only preservision areds2 contains the exact nutrient formula recommended by the national eye institute to help reduce the risk of moderate to advanced amd progression. it's how i see my life. because it's my vision... preservision. >>> we're following breaking news. the pentagon just now confirming it has briefed key staffers from members of the congress on the u.s. drone strike that killed the top military commander in iran. the pentagon is ordering thousands of troops to the middle east and police increasing their -- more police to increase security at home as iran threatens what they describe as harsh revenge. joining us now, the former defense secretary and former cia director leon panetta, served as bill clinton's white house chief of staff. thank you, mr. secret

has killed a top commander in iran. futures are sinking on reports of the killing right now, you can see the s&p 500 implied open down 43 points the dow futures off almost 350 and nasdaq futures down 140 points let's bring in nbc news correspondent joining us from london >> reporter: this obviously happened late last night, the latest reaction we have so far is the appointment of a replacement. the general that will be appointed as the new head of the quds force, which is the tip of the sphere soleimani led before his replacement was more or less the deputy to soleimani, which makes sense. what he has been doing his entire career as qassim soleimani. cultivating activity into the middle east. they are going to be using all of these groups from lebanon, saudi arabia and lebanon to strike back against the allies he will be in a very good position to do that. we've been hearing a ton of reaction from the iranian government we have seen an outlet of emotion from iranian media and a spokesman from the iranian republican guar

angry reaction to the american assassination of iran's top military commander. iran's national security council tonight issuing new threats, saying a very grave revenge is awaiting the criminals who bloodied their hands with the blood of soleimani months ago we traveled n to peoe reetnd in their homes and to government officials, including the head ol security council a visit during another moment of inflamed tensions following suspected iranian attacks on oil tankers and iran's shootdown of an american military drone back then he shared with me this warning >> translator: in the case of war, the u.s. will be in a very terrible situation. >> reporter: will iran use asymmetric warfare? >> translator: iran has multiple instruments at hand, including the proxy war. >> reporter: a reference to iranian-backed groups from militias across the region to terror organizations like hamas and hezbollah. potentially raising the stakes for american military planners military to military, how would you expect the iranians would fare against the u.s.? >> badly they cannot match

organisers could not have hopes for a better inaugural event, having a top player in top form certainlybrating her first wta tour title for three years. she won the auckland classic in new zealand for the first time, beating the unseeded american jessica pegula in the final. williams won 6—3, 6—4 to claim the 73rd singles title of her career. it was her first since winning the australian open injanuary 2017, and the first since the birth of her daughter later that year. been in the zone a few times, played pretty well in new york. just not in the final! again, in wimbledon, just not in the final. yeah, so, i'm getting there, it's just putting it together for the whole tournament. i'm feeling pretty good, i'm feeling fit. ifeel like i had some good matches, long rallies, short rallies, power players, elements, and so this is exactly what i needed going into melbourne, and it's good, it's really good. elsewhere, karolina pliskova retained her brisbane international title. the number two seed from the czech republic beat madison keys in three sets in sunday's final. pliskova won 6—4, 4—6,

some of his top allies already out on twitter.er hand, avoiding a conflict, trying to keep america out of a broader war. certainly, it seems republicans are prepared to back him in that way. we are still waiting to hear from the top democrats here in congress about whether they consider this to be a de-escalation. and i do think you're still going to see a lot of questions from lawmakers about exactly where we stand in this back and forth with iran. as brett mcgurk was eluding to, that seems to be still going on. does congress need to potentially act to pass something, trying to limit the president's powers? the house may go down that road. of course, republicans control the senate. from that perspective, that might be unliekely. >> thank you. let's go to chuck todd, moderator of "meet the press." did the president find an off-ramp? did the iranians give him an off-ramp? >> they did and he took it. he didn't want to look like he took it. that's why you heard him try to use forceful language in announcing the sanctions. used forcef

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it was cut taxes for those at the top and cut regulations for those at the top.her words, fire the cops and let the rich get richer. let the rich get richer and more powerful and somehow that was going to make the rest of the economy work. you know what happened, it worked perfectly fine. 1980 to 2017, gdp in america does this. goes down through the crash of 2008 but it does this. corporate profits, the dow jones, right. we're creating in this country, enormous new wealth every year. new income every year. you want to know how much of that new income from 1980, almost 40 years now, how much of that new income went to the 90% of america. answer, zero. 99.6% of all new income generated at this country sucked up to the top. what was the first response of the trump administration when they got in. tax cuts for those at the top cause they aren't rich enough yet. they were pretty open about it. they said, our do nonors have b giving us this money and if we don't show a real pay off, they're going to stop giving us money. they just said it. i hope everybody in this room

y3pgqy y1ncy >>that's our top story tonight that breaking news over on strikes back against the us launching ballistic missiles at to a rocky bases that are housing us troops and iran is now warning that if the us retaliates for today's attack. iran will attack the us homeland. >>this is a rapidly developing situation in tonight. we may hear from the president in the oval office. and this just in the iran news agency put out this video it reportedly shows missiles hitting. a us air base ah but it is not independently. confirmed yet. right now we're joined by the president of the national iranian american council from washington dc jamal body. he joins us now live good jamal at what your the escalating tensions. >>well my reaction is we we didn't know this was coming we knew had pledged to retaliate. and on life. iranian actions in the this was least to iran did not try to deny it and not try to have this come through some source that was deniable this is a symbolic message from the iranian government in retaliation for the assassination of of the general and so my my feeling is look i'm i'm

of the top iranian general. the white house originally said qassem soleimani posed an imminent threat and then the president said he was targeting one u.s. embassy, then several, then the president went even further. >> large scale attacks planned for other embassies. and if those were planned, why can't be reveal that to the american people? wouldn't that help your case? >> i can reveal i believe it would have been four embassies and i think that probably baghdad already started. >> so the president says four embassies there. defense secretary mark esper says he didn't see the evidence for that, but he still backs the president's claim. >> he didn't cite a specific piece of evidence but what he said -- >> are you saying there wasn't one? >> i didn't see one with regard to the four embassies. what the president said with regard to the four embassies is what i believe as well. he said he believed they probably could have been targeting the embassies in the region. >> the president's national security advisor offe

of movie the oscars love it's also completely not controversial nobody would object if it wins the top oscar and then there's the irishman martin scorsese gangster afaik robert de niro phenomenal film only controversy here is it was paid for by netflix of course is still big destructor and of course the film there's no women and no people of color that could also play oh you've touched on a point there why am i not surprised no women nominated in the best director category once again i mean is hollywood just going back to you know more or less i mean. i wasn't too surprised you know i kind of expected this to happen happen last year all male nominations i was hoping and thinking. maybe the graphic would get a nomination for little women which is a great film it's a literary adaptation she does a couple very interesting things with this with this classic story and gives a slightly interesting feminine feminist twist so i was hoping that she would come out on top but again there is a form i mean i checked this the stats the last 20 years only 3 women have been nominated for best director

strike on their top commander. that adds funeral processions are well under way in baghdad for qassem soleimani and those who lost their lives in the u.s. strike friday. stay with us. these folks don't have time to go to the post office they use stamps.com all the services of the post office only cheaper get a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. >>> the islamic republic of iran holds this right to respond any time andane manner it will. we will not be involved in the u.s.' smear campaigns and their blackmailing. we will give a proper response in any manner and time we will as stated by the supreme leader. >> iran's foreign minister there on the country's vow to respond to the strike that killed qassem soleimani. another iranian official calls it an act of war, but u.s. president donald trump insists that war is not the goal, and he says that soleimani was planning a, quote, very major attack, which he says suz why he was neutralized. reviled in th

cross have marco rose there reaffirming that it is an incredibly tight at the top still a lot to play for us a lot to play for who might win this but as you know i mean i'm going to save it to me you know even though i'm going against the grain a lot of my colleagues all say the defending champions by munich i mean they're 3rd on the table right now we have we can look at the table if we can pull that up you can take a look at that and we have at the top of the table we have a life sick here we go now as you can see just the point differential is what you need to pay attention to $2.00 points separate 1st and 2nd 2 points 2nd and 3rd and then you know obviously there's more distance but the top 4 teams leipzig munich men and then shocker right on the outside of champions league contention so they have a lot to play for as well tonight but you know as i said life sake will have the opportunity they kick off on sunday to reclaim the table lead because you only have that 2 point cushion if it's ok what games you think we should be keeping an eye on over the coming days well you know i me

on our program the 2nd half of the bundesliga season kicks off later with a handful of teams in the top half of the league looking to just throw in the defending champions take a look at their chances. but 1st we're off to the beautiful seychelles africa's smallest country's been struggling to strike a balance between tourism the mainstay of its economy and sustainability the seychelles must protect its environment because that's why the tourists keep coming but how many visitors can comfortably be managed. with pristine white sand beaches and abundant wildlife it's no wonder that the 115 islands of the seychelles are a draw for foreign tourists mostly from europe in fact 384000 people came to the islands in $21911.00 that's 4 times the country's population so the question at hand for officials now is how many visitors are too many visitors tourism in general is increasing and that is of concern to conservationists like myself the sustainable developers like myself who find that b.v. we are reaching a point which exploits over tourism it's not just a matter of well intentioned leaders a

the top. something else. something date coach departed and was replaced by his assistant pansy flick on an initial can take i says he's been his leg a bow in the deep end of. the 1st. test. operation turnaround on the flick with a statement success for starters. just. should. look. mentally we're strong today we knew we needed to win we have to win here if you want to become champions flicks fast and furious when his league debut also marks the most prominent of farewells. driving here today it really hit me for the 1st time my last game as president as was i was just hoping it would go well to get the scoop really her nurse retiring after 49 years it fine. and as a player sporting director and president half the century over the course of which he played a central multi-functional role in helping establish the munich club among world football leagues and leaving office now an appropriate style victory over the domestic us rivals. so happy to see how i hope to bow out as presidents can. try and look back on t

over the killing of top general soleimani. the reports of deadly air strike near baghdad targeted a convoy. backed by iran. cnn hasn't confirmed reports and no claim on responsibility so far. the president is defending his decision ordering the pentagon to take out the top iranian commander. he says soleimani was planning to kill americans. >> he was planning a major attack and we got him. >> we're covering every aspect of this story. from iraq and here at home. we're in baghdad and saudi arabia. and with the president in florida. we'll start with you about these new air strikes on the iranian backed forces in iraq. what can you tell us is anyone claiming responsibility? >> so far we have very little information. we don't have independent verification of this alleged air strike. what we know is that the popular mobilization units that umbrella group made up of the iranian backed militia put out a statement saying one of the convoys was targeted in air strike north of baghdad early hours after a few hours ago. none of their sen

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