dance to the quarter finals after they took apart tosh at home on tuesday and early red card saw the visitors visa sent off the pitch and byron capitalized thomas miller scoring true goals on the night his a first came before the break and it gave the hosts a needed edge that carried over into the second half when environs often cirrhotic robert of these forward to after the break and vajra take a huge lead into the second leg in turkey. now britain's queen elizabeth has always had a signature style but with a wedding to attend in the spring she might be looking for some inspiration the ninety one year old monarch has made a surprise debut appearance at london fashion week the queen had front row seats for her designer richard quinn's cow walk show sitting beside vogue editor in chief anna wintour she later presented queen with the inaugural queen elizabeth award for british design. a reminder now of the top of the besieged rebel held town claim to have claimed hundreds of lives since the week after and also in syria pro-government forces have entered the northern are free in the reg

on a programming note tomorrow night tosh a sweet reports from los angeles on who is making money from all that surveillance we've been discussing today plus will discuss oil and gasoline prices in light of the recent price drops and we'll get more on digital currencies from the bitcoin queen of switzerland all that's coming up next time but that's it for today thanks for watching be sure to catch boom bust on you tube you tube dot com slash boom bust archie see you again. in twenty forty you know bloody revolution to the demonstrations going from being relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it you know here i mean you know i was booked to do a clue in the new bill is that i'm still in the middle of the former ukrainian president recalls the events of twenty four to. those who took part in this to do over five billion dollars to assist ukraine in these and other calls that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. led . us to mars and coalition negotiations germany's two largest parties have provisionally agree

officers think alcohol and drugs were a fak tosh. back to you. >>> happening today, family members and supporters of a man killed by a b.a.r.t. police officer plan to demand justice from the board of directors of b.a.r.t. >> sahleem tindle was shot. they released the full body cam of the video. we want to warn t he video is disturbing. it shows the moment that tindle was shot. police chief carlos rojas decided to share the video. tindle shot the other man seen in the video shortly before the officer arrived. >> assault with a deadly weapon or attempted homicide being committed unbeknownst to him at 7 ft and chester. he runs, within less than a minute, he's confronted with a situation that he did not create. a situation he did not ask to get involved in but a wasituati where he felt it was his duty to respond. >> it shows tindle being shot in the back without enough time to raise his hands as the officer was ordering him to do. >>> angry students, teachers and parents are demanding stronger gun control laws after the shooting rampage

and the faith healer journo debbie tosh really the said to have helped soviet leader lynette brushed off and later president boris yeltsin. nearly thirty years later a countless healing services are now available online the patriarch of the russian orthodox church considers president vladimir putin's rise to power a miracle of god he also foresees an impending apocalypse. it's not unusual for a police officer to ask a priest to bless a location where numerous car accidents have occurred christ has become an antidote for misfortune. sociologists point to depression anxiety and a disoriented society as an explanation for the rising belief in the supernatural. a source for pretty slowly people have no idea what's going to happen in the near future and that was they plan their lives or one paycheck to the next of the maybe a few months at most or from them when you're for komisarek. back in the time mountains yelena go my own insists healers are more than a rural phenomenon. she says her clients from moscow couldn't get by without people like her. i think think my clients work with psych

on a programming note tomorrow night tosh a sweet reports from los angeles on who is making money from all that surveillance we've been discussing today plus will discuss oil and gasoline prices in light of the recent price drops and we'll get more on digital currencies from the bitcoin queen of switzerland all that's coming up next time but that's it for today thanks for watching be sure to catch boom bust on you tube you tube dot com slash boom bust r.t. see you again. soon most losing the moves but. just music to stay in the room with them which is this is. a. little bit some of it is just almost trying to. comfort them for us to gather some of them know. what politicians to do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to express. some want to reach out. to the right to be close this is what the full story of the people that i'm interested in the lives. if off to mars and coalition negotiations germany's two largest parties have provisionally agreed on a compromise that may yet fall through all of these difficulties a sign of something ma

on a programming note tomorrow night tosh a sweet reports from los angeles on who is making money from all that surveillance we've been discussing today plus will discuss oil and gasoline prices in light of the recent price drops and we'll get more on digital currency is from the bitcoin queen of switzerland all that's coming up next time but that's it for today thanks for watching be sure to catch boom bust on you tube you tube dot com slash boom bust archie see you again. financial guy times but i'm with you. on the friday that's the last time i have from the future so crocker was kind of. news from a solution and news but. this news it was taken from both of them which is this one of the new. it's a. little bit some of it is just almost trying. to protect us to dad to some odd time to get. us to mars and. coalition negotiations germany's two largest parties have provisionally agreed on a compromise that may yet pull through all of these difficulties a sign of something major going wrong in german politics the birthing pangs of the country's fourth from the coalition. that's just. th

abdul's best friend tosh matt managed to win hash marks applied for his visa while still in afghanistan and after a two year wait he was brought over to the u.k. under the government's official afghan interpreter scheme do you feel guilty sometimes that you got the visa and abdul didn't buy one visa for every interpreters or do spend time over the telephone is on the seventh person you know on the phone bill moore paul will be able to be searching for people. that they work would. like nato forces. if you want to get back in afghanistan abdul was a professional boxer he can't compete in the u.k. because he doesn't have a work permit but he can still train the sense i can he can do nothing to staying at home going out sometimes they keep him busy with my trainings you google mark martin i mean if you're human being. told move a very. few of the challenging part. of the work that the world. should be all me but i have a full. view of the rugby. a for which you would go to people who would trust the rules and if we. were named above you were all abdul can do now is wait for his final appea

romping over basic tosh and early red card saw the visitors sent off the pitch and by capitalize scored two goals on the night his first came before the break and it gave the hosts a needed edge that carried over into the second half when by and often erupted. scored two more and buy into its looks certain to make it through the next round. l. in mexico's yucatan peninsula divers have found bones of ancient people and long extinct animals in the world's biggest water underwater cave system the caves are more than three hundred forty kilometers long scientists say it was originally dry but flooded at the end of the ice age when sea levels rose cave system known as soccer is near the mexican city of can tune mexican archaeologists say it could be the most important underwater site in the world. there's mounting just over much of our top story this mounting international concern about a new escalation of violence in syria pro-government forces have entered the northern region to help kurds defend against a turkish offensive there turkey's president is warning them to stay away or pay a hea

we continue with who buy a special report on global housing for more on europe and africa tosh of sweet reports the european economy is improving as a whole and as you mentioned is responsible for the spike in consumer confidence we're seeing in particular. in the house in spectrum now as it stands right now europeans spend roughly forty percent of their income on housing the highest percentage is in spain in the united kingdom roughly spending fifty percent and the lowest is in switzerland and slovakia thirty percent the most common form of housing is flats according to the european commission about forty two percent of people live in flats twenty four percent live in semi detached houses and one third lives in detached homes now if you want to buy property in the most expensive areas in europe paris real estate will give you the romantic setting you are looking for coming in as one of the top cities in europe and if you want to view of the alps it will cost you geneva rings seconds london comes in at number one with one million dollars only given you about two hundred seventy square f

how is her presence being being received in the south the tosh. elizabeth there has been wall to wall coverage today kim yo junge she is clearly the main attraction going into the opening ceremony she's a trusted advisor of her brother kim jong un and she is really ascended the ranks in the north korean leadership rather quickly there's been speculation in the south korean media that perhaps as someone who has the ear of the leader and the authority that she'll be relaying the concerns of the north korean leader to president moon in be having lunch with him tomorrow and there's speculation that perhaps he comes with an invite in hand to invite president moon to visit north korea cura speculation but there's clearly a lot of optimism here in the south president moon is very pro in gauge it with north korea keen to seize the young chang winter olympics as a moment to rebuild the relationship between the two koreas all right natasha thank you very much for that for now that is the tashi good name joining us live from hong thank you. well a last minut

good name she's live for us at one of the end of gardening in south korea so what message then the tosh is this military parade on the eve of the olympics opening ceremony trying to send. well elizabeth some would say that this is a show of force south koreans some south koreans had said it was a provocation intended to intimidate and so fear but let's keep in mind one thing this is a very different approach this year this is the first time since north korea's leader kim jong officially took power in two thousand and twelve that a military parade has not been broadcast live on korean television several hours after the fact it is now being broadcast on korean television north korean television what a stark contrast from last year last year the international media was invited and several missiles were showcased this is likely due to pushback that north korea was facing from south korea people had said that south or north korea was attempting to hijack the spotlight from south korea on the eve of the opening ceremony of the winter olympics and so by allowing this parade to go forth this is

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that i guess that was the plan tosh get rid of plan 1. but i have a question -- most of the actives in the city planned, the premiums are picked up by the city. is that true? >> for the actives? and the city plan? so they do the same contribution model as any other rate. so it's 93, 93.80. >> early retirees are not picked up. >> the early retirees or the contribution for retirees is the county. >> right. so to me anything applied should have been to the early retirees because the actives premiums usually are picked up by the city. and there's a new formula the last couple of years, so i can't figure all of that out but definitely it is picked up by them and the second thing is -- the early retirees have nowhere towels go if they are out of area. whereas the actives have other plans available to them. the early retirees, this is it. this he do not have any other option if they are not in the area. >> so i acknowledge your comments, and similarly to my comments to commissioner sass, we are developing ideas for discussion into the 2019 readi

. >> i'm joined by jeff mcen tosh, former s advisor to hillary clinton's 2016 campaign and a columnist from the "huffington post." the president today saying he would love a shutdown. what do you do with that if you're the democrats? >> there's not much you can do. it's important as we talk about how our democrats and republicans going to negotiate this thorny issue to remember what they're trying, who they're trying to negotiate with. you have trump's comments today. you have kelly saying that dreamers are -- dreamers aren't lazy. trump is lazy. we'll do a shutdown? he hasn't bothered to learn what happens when that happens or why one might go ahead and do that. i think we're starting to see the first fraying of republicans who are chafing at this idea because they have to stand for midterms in november. barbara comstock stood up today to the president's face, republican from virginia, and said we don't need a shutdown over this. that's unusual. >> an amazing moment, barbara comstock possibly the most endangered republican incumbents in the washington suburbs of virginia. he says let'

anthem over the elin pick one someone said they aren't this one then have a look at this tweet from the tosh ago kena she said when everyone was saying i limp a great in fact i was saying this and she tweeted a photo of the russians like imposed over the top of the olympic flag and this one from a very happy at the palace talking about the decision to not allow russians to march on to the psyche he says the i.o.c. keeps russia out of the olympic closing ceremony so i read that it makes a good decision regarding doping but i suppose it calls for a celebration well the final gold medal handed out at these olympics was in cross country skiing and they couldn't the feign a more fitting when it than this woman married bianca and the thirty seven year old of the huge star in her home country norway under the ready become the most decorated winter olympian of all time earlier in the game gold in the thirty kilometer mascot with our fifth medal in pyongyang on the fifteenth of her career in the final a limb pick right and ensured no way finished on the top of the medal table. let us know your favori

a moment by munich had an early advantage it turned out that led to the five nil romping over best toshnd early red card solve. sent off the pitch and by uncapitalized thomas miller gave the home side one goal lead a one goal lead for the break and that momentum carried over into the second half. off and say exploded robert leaven dosti. netted a brace. so chris it's a monster scoreline for bio on but was it really a justified result definitely two goals sure in american football touchdown big. what it was and you know the nail in the coffin came really early as you mentioned the red card anytime you give byron and advantage at home in front of the munich crowd that's all she wrote you know by and i think had no trouble there was no risk whatsoever that they lose and then you have to give a lot of kudos to thomas moore always been in the right place at the right time scoring a brace he's a lot more productive under your hike is so byron all steam ahead one knock against them though they haven't really been tested yet so that test deftly is sure to come in the quarter finals because thei

north koreans ready to compete in the olympics the military event was more low key than usual and tosh are going to reports now from the city of new one of the main olympic venues. this was a patriotic celebration at home and a display of north korea's military might for those of brought. our army defends us and keeps us happy it's our people's army just like its name so this army founding day is a great day for all of us thursday was the seventieth anniversary of the founding of the north korean army the military parade in pyongyang comes after the world witnessed advances in the isolated countries weapons program last year leader kim jong un praised what he called quote a world class military with the most powerful force despite punishing saying i would say that it's a show of defiance but it's a soul. defines. government wants to emphasize the. need to remain side. no matter what their fears army parade wasn't broadcast live on state t.v. and no new high profile weapons were displayed the toned down approach was likely response to a criticism of the show of military force on the eve

my er daca recipient, parents raised me tosh gritty and never to complain or take handouts. i didn't want to have a victim mentality for being known being undocumented. sharing my story would be therapeutic, raise awareness and help underprivileged people. i came to america when i was six years old and my parents were poor and moved us here. my dad is a waiter in a small restaurant, which is enough to put food on the table and clothes on our backs. we pay taxes, abide by all laws and don't live on welfare. as for me, i can't legally work, drive, fly or have health insurance. i have missed out on numerous opportunities because of my situation. i was able to pursue college. fast forward four years, i have graduated in computer engineering from wichita state university. i was at the top of my class, number one in my major, authored two papers and have a patent pending. consequently i was accepted into graduate school at columbia university. however, do my status, i have to get a stipend to continue my education. receiving daca would be able to provide for my family and master m