within the only two years to. once the c o two is turned into stone you don't have to worry. it's not going anywhere it's just but it in the ground as. the process begins of the production. team sent down these pipes and into the main power plant below is used to turn the giant which produced electricity. impressive for binds them out there in the first of. the water if they can through heat exchangers weather what that which is what the for the setting the pipes and there were years for souring and. once the steam is been used it's usually been leased back into the atmosphere for the car fixed project geothermal gas is about point five percent of steam going to be special cleaning toilets that's where the common touch of process. so the gases get a shower what does that mean yeah they actually flow through a column where we have what the first falling falling down because three rows in the opposite direction of the gas meets a liquid yeah and during that sort of interaction the c o two and so fight they do salt i

i think he needs to understand two things number one iraq in two thousand seventeen two thousand and eighteen is not the same country as iraq in say two thousand or two thousand and one or two thousand you know are there similarities out there deep pool or social construct of course but the country has evolved you know what of ways number one look at the role of the shia compared politically compared to what it was pre two thousand and three i mean there is the country is not the same second i really have to say people who i didn't say americans that no influence but the americans do not control iraq politically anywhere near the way. he's now i'll give you that that's a coalition and one thing that. i'm most of all you. need to remember that there is a more important player in iraq then the united states and that player is iran oh i see know it right here on hands or trying let me lane let me raise a point which the boss mentioned earlier how about just being careful with civilian casualties i mean that's a point which a number of coalition forces have been criticized during the mos

keys from salaheddine are you be because there were two doors every door had two locks two doors for locks one key opened for locks the key broke five hundred years ago so we use the second one that. we don't want to leave the holy sepulture church it is captive just like a mosque and it's the same thing and he said look at me i see iraq and i want to measure them so we are peace callers we hope and pray for peace to come to our region from here from the church of the holy sepulcher the lights of islamic christian coexistence emerged in half a minute before late about the home we lived with them and we have known them since childhood we are in the same trenches we have the same pain and suffering if we have the same feeling these churches are also arab churches not just palestinian we are not just brothers in ethnicity but also in blood it is. the world bank has warned of the economies of developing countries could collapse because of the rise of automation it's fair to robots making clothes and footwear could undercuts the cost of human workers in factories in bangladesh and vietnam

within the only two years two and once the c o two is turned into stone we don't have to worry. about it it's not going anywhere it's just but it in the ground as. the process begins of the production. team sent down these pipes and into the main power plant. is used to turn the giant which produces electricity in person for binds them in the first of. the water it's taken the heat exchanger. with. the pipes and their readers are souring and. once the steam is usually released back into the atmosphere for the car fixed project the geothermal gas is about point five percent of steam going to be special. that's where the carbon capture process. so the guesses get a shower what does that mean yeah they actually flow through a column where we have what the drop was falling falling down because three flows in the opposite direction i guess meets a liquid yeah and during that sort of interaction the c o two and so fight they dissolve into the water droplets that water is sent back down the pipe to this injection several hundred meters from the main plant so this is really the heart of

one success against them rivals for a european spots that's two wins in two games colonel leighton. are in fantastic form this season with the royal blues facing frankfurt on the back of a ten much unbeaten streak it's their longest such spell in over a decade and a win would maintain them in the second spot in the table and hot on the heels of leaders byron munich but their opponents frankfurt have in previous years caused plenty of problems for shall cause the eagles have had a mixed season to say the least their form away from home is the best in the bundesliga but it's a very different story on home turf a high intensity game was in store. childhood's team spirit has played a large part in essex s. so far this season but it was the stooge of giving evidence at the start of them match against eintracht they were less than two minutes on the clock when you could yo bitch prodded home christmas come early for the benfica loney. but i'm tracked have struggled at home this season and the visit has gradually got back into the match to cash credit ski the hero here his fingertips save

state solution and no two. state solution with agreement between the two parties on jerusalem for us to assert cathedrals have been successfully de mined in the syrian city of rock just in time for christmas but no traditional services will be held this year back i have been isis main stronghold in syria since two thousand and fourteen and booby traps were planted all over the city the group was pushed out in october but years of fighting is left most of the city including its churches in ruins. in catalonia is regional elections separatist parties have won a majority dealing a blow to the spanish from a summer in iraq that wasn't a resoundingly victory as a pro unity party emerged as the single largest group. south sudan's government and opposition forces have signed a cease fire deal allow humanitarian access to civilians caught in the fighting the deal agreed after talks and ethiopia's capital addis ababa is the latest attempt to end the four year long conflict that aims to revive a two thousand and fifteen

election in two thousand and nineteen. u.s. embassy in honduras has been surrounded by protesters angry and waiting three weeks for a definitive result in the presidential election demonstrators accuse the u.s. of interfering in last month's vote which both candidates say they want. refugees are increasingly attempting a new route into europe with deadly consequences few are taking the old route across the aegean sea to the greek islands of. us once on the islands many of them have to endure dire conditions now thousands are heading north to cross the border from turkey into northeastern greece but that means crossing the everest river which is proof fatal for hundreds of refugees lansley as this exclusive report warning that you may find some of the images distressing. if you want to see how dangerous it is to be a refugee this hospital morgue is a good starting point. with. the. pub loss is parts hospital dr paul's detective the bodies are usually discovered naked they've been in the water for weeks on the river or the fish t

is fixed zip code for eight two two two goes wherever this boat goes this is captain. in eight hundred seventy four jim hogans great grandfather started using a rowboat to ferry messages supplies and later mail to passing ships that a century later the fourth generation owner got the call they had found an opening in the middle of that summer and said hey i need you this afternoon and one thing led to another and here i am forty four years later so the importance of continuing it in the family is his what really makes sense to me now there is no business quite like him throughout the world and in major ports there are boats who do deliveries to ships but the west is the only one of its kind that is specifically the extension of the us post office it's got its own zip code it's its own boat and frankly knowing the crew there there. pretty unique to the company has delivered everything from pizza to a donkey this ship sank during a stormy delivery in two thousand and one killing two crew members now the family business is expanding to deliver groceries to some of the shi

years now yeah over two years i've been dead wrong ok but bitcoin is not gold two point zero it's not gold zero point two big coin if you understand a little bit technology behind it i think you have a prior. vicky you got a public key what are they is just about sixty four numbers in letters numbers and letters are endurable numbers and letters aren't rare numbers and letters aren't money unless they're backed by the taxing authority of a government or the us is military might. do you think about if it is another's if these numbers and letters were backed by gold or oil which some private blog chains do then they have money but they're certainly not rare there's a thousand plus of these currencies out there and if i was you i'm going to give you my early christmas present take some profits ok that that's your thought. logic on one couple of points so one aspect about because it gains a lot of attention people like about it is that they can divorce themselves from the financial system they don't need to be associated with a bank they don't need to have anything to do with the banking

state solution now dead the two state solution from the u.s. point of view and mediation is that that's not what is and is as a solution if together in the acuity council no not at all if tomorrow or today as of now we're supposed to as opposed to jerusalem can there be a two state solution i don't like the romantic statements you're talking to. let's not get more than i thought a lot about it was saying as under i was on the table i said if you had a solution i did i said you say you know i've got a vision you said he shot of bullet into the heart of the do you think this. my response is what is it dead it's not your analogy it's you fired a bullet is it dead it's not my limit or responsibility to actually declare such a thing i am only an ambassador so i couldn't vary the message ok so he's i america this week said chief former chief negotiator for many years for the palestinians said president trump has delivered a message to the palestinian people the two state solution is over is he being dramatic as well no no no no that's his right he is

two protesters killed and more than a thousand injured as pylons escalates between israelis and palestinians our correspondent was caught up in the clashes in jerusalem. so we're on the middle of . as you can hear way of having some tear gas that's being shot all this. the wall another attempt to undermine trungpa c.n.n. runs a full story on alleged conniving between trump's election team and wiki leaks we pick up on all the stories that claim to be the smoking gun of collusion with russia. and sweden's chief prosecutor claims a stockholm district populated almost entirely by immigrants is fast becoming a war say. you're watching the latest headlines here at r.t. international thank you for joining us. clashes have again erupted in jerusalem and the west bank palestinians declared three days of rage following president trump's controversial decision to recognize jerusalem as the israeli capital. this is. ok. when an aussie crew is in jerusalem and correspondent shot a doob and ski anti camera man witnessed the violence firsthand. so his own in the middle of. as you can hear we're having some

game and injury time goal of from discipline god help them to two against burnley. i need my players to accept to accept the risk not to be. afraid to lose. city or for not to be afraid of. a possible. didn't happen but could have been possible negative reaction from. the supporters. very happy we. had of russia's football union the stepping down from his post up for six months as he fights in the olympic ban for state sponsored doping. to call the sports minister the time of the sochi games during which russia was found to have run a widespread doping program he was handed a lifetime ban by the international olympic committee earlier this month but is appealing this will tickle will still remain in charge of organizing the twenty eighteen world cup. and is christmas day showdown between last season's champions the golden state warriors and the runners up the cavan cavity has had the same outcome even without stop less steph curry the worry is that prevailed ninety nine to ninety two over the cats had a case of harassment i give him a credit it was supposed to be le

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each of the existing lots contains one dwelling unit and two create a single parcel containing two. the two are a historical lot as shown in the sanborn maps. the 1909 block book map and noted in prior historical analyses. the date of the lot is unknown despite research by the planning staff and property owner at the assessor's office. all permits for interior and exterior work complied. no work is proposed under the project. the larger project that spans both of the properties dates back to 2002 when application was filed to excavate elevator shaft and garage entrance relocating the historic cottage. pardon me, relocate the historic cottage and modify the rear of the polk residence. due to structural concerns the project was significantly revised in 2009 with a new environmental application. proposing to construct the same subgrade garage and elevator shaft and construct a new rear horizontal addition, leaving the design intact. this work was proposed across both lots. and was approved by the planning department in march 2011 and issued by dbi in october of 2011. a new building per

both in two thousand and eighteen and two thousand and nineteen which would be running about parallel or maybe even a little bit higher than inflation so the numbers you were quoting me earlier probably are more reflective of some of the hotter markets the housing markets on the west coast and particularly the san francisco's. san jose seattle those i think we can expect to see continued acceleration in home prices for the foreseeable future largely because of tightening in the housing inventory side on a lot of those markets freddie mac's economist john because he wrote that an area where the housing markets weren't prepared for a war coastal housing areas which are in danger poor rising levels do you think that we could see and now they're real estate bubble that could harm the nation or is this something that would have more of a local with fact. well it certainly is a local fact those properties that are that are on the coastal markets will certainly be affected i think some of the studies that you're the shawn is as referencing there are saying that the these markets would be hit

hundred forty two provided for the withdrawal of israel from the territories occupied in one hundred sixty seven including jerusalem resolution four hundred seventy eight rejected the occupation of the city by force and considered what is called the basic law which was imposed by israel a violation of international law you value and does not alter the legal the taters of the city. well you know one also has no impact on the applicability of the geneva convention on the protection of civilians during war in. or jerusalem it's also of vital importance to recall the latest security council resolutions on that matter. some of them were only one year old were referring here to resolution twenty three thirty four. than and that the security council does not recognize any alteration of the fourth of two nine hundred sixty seven lines including a little bit as heavy unless it's a result of negotiations between the two parties moreover out of a woman at the many of the resolution four hundred seventy eight called for the withdrawal of or diplomatic missions from jerusalem since the internatio

in a three two vote down party lines this morning the f.c.c. voted in favor of the first importance of zero net neutrality regulations we can as you can see behind me there merican people have gathered to protest said decision the agency's republican majority approved a plan to scrap the rules preventing internet providers like comcast eighteen c. from blocking or slowing web traffic the f.c.c. today voted three two along party lines to repeal the obama era net neutrality regulations handing a victory to total calm providers over the objections of tech companies including netflix reddit and etsy today's vote was delayed for a brief time by an apparent bomb threat but that did not stop the f.c.c. from moving forward to what some call the death of the internet as you can see behind me many flowers have been laid in from the f.c.c. is building as if a memorial for the internet dozens of democrats in the at least one republican ours f.c.c. to cancel today's vote but the chairman did bow to move forward with the plan ironically the same democratic c

we play against brazil and the score was you know five five two two two two two wrestle but now. they're very strong as always. we're looking forward to you know to the great challenge and what about serbia can be also a tough challenge for me because maybe back home in costa rica they will think that maybe it's a good group but you know we know we know the serve you know they always had a good players and it will be tough and switzerland we have a common friend who says switzerland. i mean it will be tough for costa rica over the phone it in the. last work you know we were with the euro why we leave with england and still we we went through you top the group right here so you think any chance of this happen where you have you know no world cup is this the beauty or do you think this group is actually easier than the on the paper you know i mean not having you know three former war copes winners in the group so there will be much better than the last thing but qualification from europe is a minimum expectation is that correct. i mean now it's a great pressure a lot of pressure fo

seventy two years old back in two thousand and sixteen she was abducted in the city of by the local terrorists this july she was shown in so-called proof of life the footage released by al qaeda it shows her alongside five other captives her son says despite an ongoing investigation he has received no information about his mother nor to. the parents prosecutor ordered an urgent investigation but his tools we are now trying to find new materials to restart it so that it won't be a balance indeed to a lack of results we are establishing contacts to try to trace in seeking any information to establish with the she's alive and when she might be found so far we have no news nothing concrete be the from the kidnappers not from any contact persons and also nothing from the foreign ministry's crisis center. over the past five years the number of people kidnapped by terrorists has been rising sharply last year there were almost sixteen thousand cases worldwide after hostage footage of sophia was posted online the french president pledged to eradicate the militants behind the kidnapping however after a

two months later two directors of the anti-doping agency died under suspicious circumstances vyacheslav seem to have a new key to come on have their deaths took place just as they were preparing to make public disclosures according to the sunday times considered traitors of their homeland the whistleblower couple exiled themselves to berlin. resistance. to what mr right now so mr. testing is known as clerk of service years. the story began the day that usually a med surg a pro to gun off the head of the athletics federations medical department prescribe to a doping program. to go after cleaning claridge. that presented the dog that wasn't that's the ticket or that if it spots near enough to to get there it's warning. to find out um you've all booked murder me a lot of us that. despite an absence i mean that this is going to let you stage a whole new. class that's just what them the covert. how do. you not go there bill stuart you know. that the storm the government your own go ideal stonecipher in the world of what it's must see that zone go justin's that he bore you little. two of the

seventeen i think it's going to happen in two thousand and eighteen but your major takeaway picture so game changer in two thousand and seventeen is dictated by a russia syria and their allies against terrorist organizations that period for years against isis against a new sin against other others and this is really a game changer not just for syria but for the middle east as a whole and i don't think it's over yet two thousand and over again but the severity very major step and it's a major setback for the united states and their allies mark if you take away from the viewpoint of. living in russia the russian media and perhaps the media the left in the us this is been a year under siege a year of constantly having to battle back a neo mccarthyite narrative that not only intends to target trump but intends to silence voices of opposition with the left media syria as well it's far from over but at least a regime change is off the table but we have a whole new middle east destabilisation with truck playing games in the clearing jerusalem to really get it over with our viewer questions

. >> or two. all right. commissioner moore? >> i would agree that there are just too many questions, even the one you just asked and for that reason, i am prepared for this project just to go back to square one, deny today and let it re-emerge with a much more clear deck about what is possible and support what is possible, but not what we would like to be possible but there is no precedent to it. >> commissioner johnson? >> so normally i would be in agree i can't understand of when there is too many questions, go back to square one. the questions that are posed are not ones that this project sponsor or any f*ut project sponsor could answer on their own. it sounds like our zoning code makes it such that we're doing mental gymnasticks to make this work. the only reason that they're touching the existing building is because we have a code that says you can't intensify the density on a lot and make it more nonconforming with a lot split. that seems to me like bureaucratic gobbledygook that we should b

before two months ago. pub loss is parts hospital doctor policy detective the bodies are usually discovered home naked they've been in the water for weeks on the river or the fish take their clothes sometimes the riposte melissa facts a clue to someone's mind says this syrian woman drowned along with her son she was identified by another son already in europe but usually they remain unidentified silent witnesses to the horror of the refugees journey is very good to go through that is because we're here but woman will have a little boy gable's will have been sealed with all the farm in rural didn't. he had a government by that and there was poor farm the sealed and yes it's very difficult. sometimes the bodies are found by police on patrol sometimes they discovered by fishermen in the shallows. more died hypothermia frozen from leaking boats discovered in outbuildings half eaten by wild dogs others still killed by trains sleeping on the railway is afghan says he crossed the river six times before dodging the

two early wickets forjimmy anderson, two for chris woakes, including the big one, captain steve smitha 53—4 at the close. it may be faint but england finally have a sliver of hope. obviously we're behind in the game but at the same time it's really good, the fact that we fought back and showed good character to get ourselves back in the game. i thought we bowled really well tonight, as a unit. and we've put some pressure back on australia. a tense end, then, to a dramatic day. verbals exchanged as the players left the pitch. england will be hoping they could yet have the last word. andy swiss, bbc news, adelaide. australia will resume here in a few hours‘ time, 268 runs ahead, with six wickets remaining. england will be hoping they can skittle them out, give themselves a chance, but australia still favour itself to go 2-0 australia still favour itself to go 2—0 up in the series. that would be a long way back for england. thanks very much. that‘s all for tonight. now it‘s time for the news where you are. hello and welcome to sportsday — i‘m jessica creighton. coming up this evening. a

aim korea in two months with the locals. have you heard about the russian doping scandal no i haven't heard. i don't know about is this a repeat yes i. have never heard this i know in the uk and it's called. i heard he used the medicine. and her face i don't know that it's true needs to be received. what do you think the winter olympics would be like without russia. to bring a little bit more i says to the strongest country. by. people everybody is like a. beautiful national soccer game spain the you know and it's not really a game when the biggest player is not there and we don't get the rights to. be found. just well this is on the people not the winter olympics but you know russia is not a whole country that's your political stuff. and the south korean capital which is looking forward to the country's first ever winter olympics. happened without t.v. russia just a reminder you are watching our continuing coverage of the international olympic committee's decision to ban russia's team and many individual russian athletes fr

there was a record turnout in this election eighty two percent how significant is that. that is quite significant in the sense that before hand the independents opinions worries always saying you know what yes the in and independence supporters are winning the elections but that's only because the other guys are not turning out to vote you can't you can hardly argue that's the case now with eighty two percent of participation so it seems like really a lot of the catalans are in favor of independence or at least opposed to the other parties that are not in favor of independence listen where do we go from here what's the situation going forward. well obviously the different parties will now try to form a coalition the parliament will come together will stand normally until the end of january and then they have to elect a new leader of catalonia they have until they will elect that new leader in february and if they haven't done so by april that would trigger trigger automatically new elections so we could see new snap elections in late may or early june and just briefly pu

in two thousand and fourteen. elected a new governor to kishi or naca who won by a landslide on one issue stopping the new base at home no. this was election night outside the american base at camp shaw. i still mean there's a. little i don't know how do you know that was. was was. your how do you. think you're not not that it's nice. that you got that right there but i don't know. if you got back or not if i get what you got but i thought it was. i could get you. i. could well be a. law. the shah old ha ha ha ha. ha. celebration of the victory was bittersweet. the government in tokyo resented this unprecedented challenge to its authority. the issue is now in the japanese courts. japan's prime minister shinzo abbey has also made clear that with the backing of his powerful patron america he wants to reawaken japanese nationalism and reclaim its military power. while we were filming this ceremony outside the base on a day when people paid respect to that apartheid loved ones giant american helicopters circled above

ambassador to ukraine from two thousand and three to two thousand and six thank you very much for speaking to us so we've had a very clear warning from the russians saying that military support from the united states will inflame the situation in eastern ukraine is this intervention going to make the conflict even worse no it's a very smart move let's keep in mind that this is not ukraine fighting against russian backed separatists dizzee crane fighting against the war that is led by russia financed by russia commanded by russia there are thousands of russian troops in eastern ukraine these weapons will notify the great russian advantage in tanks which they've used to seize additional ukrainian territory since the means to cease fire what we heard from the kremlin is not so much a warning as an analysis and it's a fake analysis they're saying that these weapons will lead to ukraine trying to take offensive action know these weapons will increase the penalty on the kremlin for further offensive action it also increases the penalty on the civilians have been caught up in the conflict already

two three four. sixteen teams in action on boxing day second place man united will be trying to close the gap on runaway leaders man city he won't be playing on the day fifth place top number just one point behind liverpool in fourth they play southampton. christmas day is one of the most anticipated days in the n.b.a. regular season that's because it usually features a highly anticipated match often a showdown between the previous seasons finalists and this year is no different as champions golden state faced the cleveland cavaliers one player expected not to feature is golden state star man steph curry the warriors' head coach said he can play having not recovered from a sprained ankle sustained on december the fourth cleveland's main man lebron james should play his cleveland side have the third best record in the east and will be looking to avenge their four one finals drubbing by the warriors who are second in the west. all their a five games on christmas day with both conference leaders in acti

in two thousand and eighteen will certainly not be easier than two thousand and seventeen in terms of brics it makes off another story for us tonight at that e.u. summit in brussels max thank you very much. hers is not a role to envy the british prime minister to resign may she is at the e.u. summit to talk about leaving the e.u. knowing that her authority to do anything more than talk about it has been severely curtailed by our own parliaments. charlotte tells until has more on a week that has not turned out the way may had hoped. sufficient progress sufficient progress and sufficient progress the months hearing those words had been top of negotiators christmas lists the e.u. had refused to phase two of talks until they had been sufficient progress in phase one then after a last minute scramble and a dash in the dead of night by to reason made to brussels finally a break three negotiators have reached a deal on three key issues citizens' rights the deal we've struck will guarantee the rights of more than three million e.u. citizens living in the u.k. of a million u.k. citizens living

state solution in his announcement two days ago. depend appreciate the strong commitment and support japan also noted world the importance of the pilot president is clear knowledge meant that the final status of jerusalem including the sovereign bond research within the city must be subject to negotiation between the parties and you know it is they should continue to play an important role in advancing peace. japan is concern that the u.s. announcement could lead to worsening of the environment surrounding the middle east peace process or the duration of the strain of the wider middle east region japan took note of the secretary general statement two days ago or middle east peace process and mr miller the north briefing today calling against any you need lateral measures that would jeopardize the prospects of peace. japan has consistently reiterated this position in the context of the issues of settlements and violence japan is deeply worried about the heightening tension on the ground at such times cases of violence can usually sno

job part two of this time. when the news breaks it was an announcement few were expecting to hear by announce my resignation as prime minister from the lebanese government and the story builds i can't stop thinking of all the bullets my life when people need to behead a mass exodus hundreds of thousands of rolled in just have fled ethnic cleansing imeem are for bangladesh al jazeera has teams on the ground to bring you more award winning documentaries and live news on at and online. good to have you have us on the al-jazeera new sound these are our top stories the united nations general assembly has decisively back to resolution that declares the u.s. recognition of jerusalem as the capital of israel forward hundred twenty eight states voted for the non-binding resolution which is fine again some thirty five abstentions u.s. president donald trump had threatened to cut financial aid to countries that backed the resolution. spain's political crisis looks set to continue after separatist party has won the most se

two days later the u.a.e. explains the temporary travel restriction is for security reasons the minister of state for foreign affairs posted on twitter they had communicated security information with tunis here and that the u.a.e. appreciates and values to his young woman. but outrage across china zero and elsewhere grew with claims of discrimination and racism to his ears governments took immediate action the ministry of transport has decided to suspend emirates airlines flights to and from tunisia to the latter finds a suitable solution to operate its flights in accordance with international regulations and conventions emirates didn't respond to our request for an interview but to confirm via twitter they were instructed to stop services to tune a spy to newseum authorities a fictive to seem between the fifth children as young as two years old were being barred from flying i mean not many people would consider two year old a threat and officials were even informing families that even if you are a one month o

on our show for eight but this is this is two it's good because it's needed. in front of many it's kind of interesting that they do it in a new year's as a events because i'd be better if it's like a long long get to like tutor like that then. just make one think that you do first pressure because i don't know you sounded a little commercial you know way to early in police has also issued recommendations for those who are planning to come here for new year's celebrations including avoiding aggressive groups pain attention when someone gets too close and in case of any danger reporting to police reason otieno see from very early in. the head of germany's police union has warned that safe zones for women send a devastating message to those who venture outside those owns and frank her and so from the alternative for germany party believes its new migration policies that are needed we feel that there is a new step of. danger coming into our country we've seen it since we have to already build vols against our christmas markets this is a development we do not want

october tenth two thousand and two that. congress approves the war right roll touring the course of history four out of jackson. the deception is successful. american officials bear the responsibility of having allowed questionable evidence to dictate their decision and this for political ends this vote was going to be taken in october of two thousand and two just a month before the november election so there were a lot of people who felt that from a political standpoint. they didn't really want to know too much because they wanted to be able to tell their constituents this is what the president said was the right thing i accepted his judgment the vote by congress is a resulting victory for the bush administration. and the iraqi exiles and it leaves the antiwar proponents with a bitter taste of defeat and that really. with the vote of congress secured it is no time. to rally public support to do so they have a dossier on hand. remember that dossier from rome the one that conveniently emerged from the archives from the italia

he sent me to the stands there i sat and kissed a complete stranger after the two two on the foreheadthe woman was quite surprised i have to admit my wife doesn't have to worry about it. to all the final score. amber get involved or drew near the mill and that is what it looked like a match to forget. you've seen the footage some better than others now let's go over the results one by one dortmund lose they are now eight games without a win god shall go that draw that we saw earlier frankfurt's kevin prince boa taking a loss to his baby brother jerome and byron a high screwing draw between leipzig and minds a no scoring draw between hamburg and vote spork friday exhausted gart fall to their first home loss of the season against labor crews and on sunday we've got cologne hosting fribourg hoffenheim travelling to hanover as well as sport they are up against berlin let's move over now to what those results mean for the table by a munich there they are again up on top and today's results actually made it they will stay there into the winter break wide cig they hang on to second they are

two children, two adults, the victims of a mysterious killing. their bodies found a day after christmas in this basement apartment. those responsible still on the loose. >> after being in this business for almost 42 years, i can't describe the savagery of a person like this. >> reporter: 11-year-old jj and 5-year-old shanise and their mother shanta and brandi mells. shanta's sister is devastated. >> it feels like somebody's ripped us to shreds. >> reporter: police haven't released the details of the crime, but the local paper reported the family was bound and their throats slashed, according to law enforcement sources. >> we don't think there's just some madman running loose out there. there were indicators that led us to believe that this was a targeted act on this poor family. >> reporter: the quadruple homicide a haunting reminder of a similar family massacre in 2014, the chin family killed in their home less than ten miles away. but investigators say the two tragedies are unrelated. nevertheless, those who live in this city along the hudson a

and early two thousand. became the president of the united yemen in one thousand nine hundred he seemed to ignore the threats but then fought them on six occasions between two thousand and four and twenty eleven. the further destabilizing factor at this time was the growth of the movements in the south wanting separation again from yemen and. the southern separatist movement is called. and was formally launched in two thousand and seven. the government opposed it sometimes violently but it's managed to keep its cause our lives. to get it. taria would have seen me you know bomb won't does forget the. head of the limo to tie the last car in who are. really good then were. shot at being with a paddle as a little pile of a hopeful note about the last green here and look. a bit dated and. see what the hopi if it had not feel for how it could be the. color well any. sure to how i thirty and no need to travel to the bush i had lots. of so to get a shot so he felt good to me to break him out of the water will do any

two countries standing united not only during hanukkah israel and germany. the countries are kicking off celebrations for the seventieth anniversary of israel and the german president doesn't shy away from the topic of the week anti israeli demonstrations in germany . that cities those who burn the israeli flag in germany are not only showing an unacceptable hatred of israel if they also do not understand or respect what it means to be german. but this has been. from. leaves no doubt about a non-negotiable german principle. keinon loughton. in germany we do not condone any anti-semitism whether it be loud quiet old or new anti-semitism it will not be accepted at all in this republic and these are the public. the israeli ambassador to germany praises the current german israeli relationship and reminds of the past. while the memory of the posco notes and should not be forgotten will define a future i believe that the relationship between israel and germany has been transformed into a forward looking dynamic and vibrant relationship. a relationship that's resil

you know and since one thousand nine hundred two. opec has had a ninety six percent cheating rate on its stated production targets and so there's a lot of opportunities here for countries within opec to cheat on these targets and i know for that that first year you know this this year that we're currently in here there were these issues because you know iran was still below production because of the sanctions and they wanted they did one of the stinking caps and other nations were also wait give us time to ramp up but now at least theoretically they're all supposed to be with with within these caps so oil just closed today at fifty seven fifty seven sixty right so it was about a year ago when this agreement was put into place it was something like fifty two bucks so it's really only up five dollars and we've just been north of fifty five i don't know if six weeks or something like that it hasn't been met that long what does this production cut this one point eight million barrels mean for u.s. energy i mean are we essentially just fi

where anti-politics up to his retirement from football in two thousand and two and is currently a senate a liberia's pilot. will be the first time since one thousand for two full plate be founded by freed u.s. slaves in the mountain century will have transfer of power from one elected president to another how to divulge his era when really a liberia. well george with transformation from a sporting superstar to a head of state is unprecedented but he's not the first professional athlete to enter politics back as funny cricketer in run can made his name as a fast bowler and captain of the national team he launched his political party in one nine hundred ninety six becoming one of the main opposition figures in the country at the age of twenty arnold schwarzenegger was the youngest person to win mr universe the bodybuilding title after a successful acting career he was elected governor of california in the u.s. in two thousand and three filipino boxer legend manny pacquiao has juggled his sporting career with his job as a congressman and now senator in the philippines and the mayor of ukrai

keys from salaheddine are you be because there were two doors every door had two locks two doors for locks one key opens for locks the key broke five hundred years ago so we use the second one. we don't want to leave the holy sepulture church it is captive just like a mosque and it's the same thing and he said look at me i see it going to one image of them. we are peace callers we hope and pray for peace to come to our region from here from the church of the holy sepulcher the lights of islamic christian coexistence emerged in formula to fully. home we lived with them and we have known them since childhood we are in the same trenches we have the same pain and suffering if we have the same feeling these churches are also arab churches not just palestinian we are not just brothers in ethnicity but also in blood because as twenty seventeen comes to an end we're looking back at some of the biggest stories of the year through the eyes of five families in part three we speak to a syrian family who live in the besieged rebel enclave of eastern ghouta they know how to has a story. makes a li

there are two toned fabric look sharp. the tucson comes with a choice of eight engines five diesel and three gasoline powered our test model is fitted with a one hundred thirty six diesel engine the most powerful one on offer it propels the tucson from zero to one hundred kilometers per hour and around ten seconds top speed is two hundred two kilometers per hour and fuel consumption is surprisingly low for an issue of the of this size just six point five liters per one hundred kilometers. but there romney says with the tucson hyundai was one of the first car makers to introduce a compact s.u.v. this segment so popular that other automakers have followed suit so the competition keeps growing but he thinks the hyundai tucson stay a contender in this segment for a while to come into. three. twenty seventeen was the first year germany's retro classics have been teached carfare took place in cologne previously it had only been held in stuttgart now one of the world's largest vintage car fares is branching out to cologne and. it

vote for a new leader but can the scandals weekend and seeds win back public trust in time for the two thousand one thousand. and good as we get thought from watching black box make mincemeat out of hamburg going into the winter break taking them to fourth place in the standings. an obvious and welcome to the program austria is on track to become western europe's only country with a far right party in government after the conservatives struck a coalition deal with the freedom party austria's new chancellor sebastian courts will become the continent's youngest leader after his party won october's elections with a hardline against immigration will go to vienna to find out what the return of the far right means for the country's future but first we have this report. the deal is done for a new government in austria and it's one that shifts the country sharply to the rice sébastien courts the leader of the conservative people's party will become chancellor and europe's youngest head of government at just thirty one he has partnered with karl heinz tata the leader of the far right freedom pa