dorothy vaughn worked at a math teacher before she went to nasa. she worked at a school in farmville, virginia, that filed a lawsuit that was eventually incorporated into the brown versus board of education suit. that school system was shut down by the state of virginia, rather than comply with the board decision and enat that great. so, it was, it really was fascinating to me to look at these sweeps of the history and see how this opening for all of these women happened during world war ii. because of the need for labor. and pause of the external threat and that we would see, you known these periods of backlash. for example, when, after brown when virginia closed its schools.nia cl so you know, i wanted to understand how the bilge picture second quarter -- big picture circumstances affected individual lives of these people and how they responded to those circumstances. >> yeah. i also love the idea of looking at it, for example, during the cold war, when all of these countries were fighting off their colonial oppressors anda pressure it brought on

he says vaughn struck him in self-defense.mains suspended pending an internal review. >>> 6:35. the latest on the freddie gray case in baltimore. attorneys for gray's family held a news conference which led to another new accusation. one of gray's attorneys, billy murphy, claims some members of the baltimore police force deliberately sabotaged the prosecutor's murder investigation. the department of justice announced the six baltimore officers involved in gray's death would not >> have been legally made privy to documents that i believe, one they're able to be released to the public, will show without question that in several significant ways, her investigation was sabotaged. >> gray's attorney would not elaborate where the documents came from or when or if they would be released. gray suffered a broken neck and lost consciousness after being placed in a police van during the arrest in 2015. he died a week later. >>> 6:36. rights now, facial recognition on the new iphone sounds cool but it's getting the attention of lawmakers.

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we're joined by karen vaughn.u great to talk with you. >> good to be with you. lou: i want to turn to what we're watching here. you said that aaron would be mortified of this. i think much of the country feels exactly that way. yur thoughts? >> exactly, lou, you know, the one thing that has stood through the test of time is the american flag. it is a banner of freedom. symbolic of everything we are as a nation, and yes, aaron would be mortified to see people choosing to disrespect the national anthem and the american flag. i mean, i don't know how many war fighters i know who have an american flag tucked inside their vest when they go to war and die with it there because it has such a powerful meaning of history and courage and bravery and the american dream and, you know, it's what they represent. it's what they fight for. he'd be very discouraged and mortified, yes. lou: and as we look at what's going on, do you have a sense of why the league would not understand that they have a responsibility to respect this c

service member aaron vaughn a highly decorated navy s.e.a.l.s.illed in afghanistan six years ago when his chopper was shot down. karen joins us now. karen, there has been so much happening on those football fields. what do you make of it all, considering your son's sacrifice? >> well, breaks my heart, that the nfl is symbolic of the best of the best america has to offer. only in the nfl and other leagues like this can a person come from nothing and achieve greatness and have everything that the american dream offered them. and so to see them taking a knee and disrespecting the sacrifice that made that gift available is very disheartening. i agree with everybody who has a varying opinion, different veterans. my son gave his life so they would have the right to free speech, to do whatever they chose to do. but why choose the national anthem? it doesn't represent a president, a police force. it doesn't represent any one body of people. the flag represents the american way of life, the dream of this country. that's what you're disrespecting. i feel l

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he's able to catch the touchdown that was tyler vaughn number 21.e had the attention of the defense and allows burnett to get operation and a little from the hall of famer matt lineart. >> mcgrath comes in for the extra point and it is good. sc scores on the first play of overtime. deanty burnett to take a 24-17 lead. now it is texas' turn. >> overtime was always going to favor usc, because they're the deeper team. they have the more experienced offensive players. but tom herman and his team have shown some serious guts and fight. every time they have been in the tough situation or behind the eight ball they have come out swinging. i expect them to do that on this drive >> they not been able to run the paul. the best has been colin johnson or ehlinger outside of the pocket creating plays. >> down for tobacco text at the 25 gallagher hands it off. and here's the reverse. and looking. and goes nowhere. cameron smith back in the game. christian rector joining him. >> we've seen a couple of reverses for texas tonight. they been successful. it is so diff

vaughn selling votes on liquor bills. remember the feds raiding the liquor board last winter. part of their investigation into corruption of the board. in their court filings, the feds indicated the bribe gor man is accused of offering was $1,000. campos pleaded guilty to bribery sentencing not yet scheduled in that case. michael vaughn has pleaded not guilty. no response from matthew gor man's attorney. we can tell you he's scheduled to appear in court in greenbelt friday morning. back to you, leon. >> all right, thank you, scott. >>> all eyes on virginia. what to look for from the men who want to be governor there and what their strategies are as the race heats up in the final stretch. >> after a mother of three was killed at this intersection, her three children badly wounded, vdot says they made changes trying to make this area safer. coming up we'll show y what'sou ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor and i sponsored this ad narrator: ed gillespie says dr. ralph northam doesn't show up? dr. ralph

the movie is directed by matthew vaughn, and stars taron egerton and colin firth. after two weekends on top, the horror sensation, "it" fell to second place. the second "lego movie" spinoff of the year didn't assemble the expected audience. but "the lego ninjago movie" opened in third place. at xx time for weather. toss to eileen toss to eileen code orange air quality alert today - sunny & warm start to the code orange air quality alert today - sunny & warm start to the week - maria gradually weakening; moving north off the east coast - maria brings us clouds midweek; rough surf along the coast - big cool-down by the weekend today: mostly sunny and very warm. highs: 86-90 winds: e 5-10 mph tonight: clear to partly cloudy. mild. lows: 64-70 winds: e 5 mph tuesday: mostly cloudy. still warm. highs: 80-84 winds: ne 5-10 mph ralphcandidate for governor,rtham, and i sponsored is ad. they're studying for 21st century jobs., but ed gillespie supports donald trump's plan to take money out of virginia public schools and give it to private schools. as a washington dc lobbyis

we've got hillary vaughn joining us with the latest. hillary? >> reporter: liz, well now we are in a blackhawk we're here with the air marine operation, part of u.s. customs border protection and what we're doing right now is we're looking at the water that is still remaining. [audio fading in and out ] >> liz: okay that is breaking up but that was hillary vaughn in a blackhawk helicopter look at the devastation flying over beaumont texas, basically flash flooding there tapwater is now shutdown for nearly 120,000 residents of beaumont, texas again they have no drinking water. it's a dangerous situation. let's get to this story now president trump and the first lady touring texas for a second time tomorrow this time with an added stop in louisiana. the first lady and the president also surveying the damage in louisiana. this as the vice president pence visited texas yesterday. so the media is giving its opinion on which visit was better. now, according to the media vice president pence reached its so- called standard of the appropriate amount of

okay, vaughn hilliard, thanks so much from miami beach. so just how bad could the flooding from hurricane irma get? we'll show you that, next. >>> back now with special coverage of hurricane irma, making its way to florida but not before pounding cuba's no, sir -- north coast. nbc news has learned of widespread damage to homes and infrastructure. heavy rains is also expected in havana and irma is expected to strengthen. i understand you have more on just how bad this flooding can get. >> you heard from senator nelson talking about the nightmare scenario now for tampa. we've been looking at miami. the track is now that it's moving west and people have been looking at tampa for years. this is from the national weather service taking a look at the potential storm surge. we're going to talk about that area right there. this is "the washington post" map. "washington post" did an article in july of this year talking about what would happen if a category 3, 4, or 5 storm hit tampa, and i want to show you some points of interest here. just so we'r

vaughn i want to start with you because i believe you were at that victory speech.me when he spoke, it seemed like his central theme was making the point we should not separate church from state. that's a wow. >> reporter: exactly, stephanie and ali. i think that's what we're looking at here. the ascension of roy moore is twofold for the republican party. really two challenges to the gop establishment. to mitch mcconnell. to the infrastructure of the republican party. one of them is on the very much of the legislative level. i talked with roy moore after the event last night. are you going to be able to work with mitch mcconnell. if he's willing to work with the constitution that i'd be happy to work with him. and i bring that up because on graham/cassidy health care bill specifically, roy moore stated he would not support. pretty much you're looking at another senator potentially to join the likes of ted cruz, rand paul in being a fixture of opposition to the republican party. then the second one that you're asking about there, stephanie, is on his christianity and

i think matthew vaughn is talented, taron egerton is a talented leading man, there is so much potentialy was disappointing. there were moments in it that felt like, for heaven's sake, really? what are you? a 13—year—old schoolboy? and the answer is probably yes. we will pass on that. i am fascinated by the next one. on body and soul, did well at the berlin film festival? the hungarian director, ildiko enyedi, she describes it as a shy love story. set against the backdrop of an abattoir, immediately interesting. but it is a sensitive story. a young woman comes as a quality control inspector, and she is very removed and detached. she doesn't seem to understand normal social interaction. she has a very clinical approach. she starts to develop a strange bond with her manager when she discovers they are sharing the same dream. this dream looks like it might be able to break through the isolation and form some form of connection. here is a clip. you can see that in the real world, very separate and clinical, but they are having these dreams in which they are dreaming of two deer going through

dorothy vaughn worked at-- as a math teacher before she went to nasa. she worked at a school in farmville, virginia, that filed a lawsuit that was eventually incorporated into the brown versus board of education suit and that school system was shut down by the state of virginia rather than comply with the board's decision and integrate, so it's really was fascinating to me to look at these sweeps of history and to see how this opening for all of these women happened during world war ii and because of the need for labor and because of that external threat and that we would see these periods of backlash for example when after brown and virginia closed schools. i wanted to understand how the big picture circumstances affected that individual lives of these people and how they responded. >> i also love this idea of looking at for example during the cold war when all of these countries were fighting off their colonial suppression-- pressures and the pressure in america do show we are not that bad and we will strike down segregation, please join us. you were

we are live in the state of north dakota with hillary vaughn. reporter: president trump is looking across the aisle for help with tax reform. connell: president trump pushing his tax reform plan in a place called manden, north dakota. hillary vaughn joins me with the details on the president's speech. reporter: president trump has a message for democrats in washington. the era of obstruction is over and it's time to get to work. this is america's fourth largest refinery. he promises to bring down the tax rate for all sizes businesses and for middle class families. he's pulling from reagan's playbook bringing democrats on board. >> if democrats don't want to cut taxes and raise your pay and help america win, voters should deliver a clear message. do your job to deliver for america and find a new job and do something else. reporter: he made clear what happened with the failed healthcare vote will not happen with tax reform. he's targeting vulnerable democrats up for reelection in november in states he won. today. she says this is not an endorsemen

in los angeles, hillary vaughn, fox business. >>> yosemite national park said today there is no increasedger to visitors despite two massive rockslides in the past two days. the first slide on wednesday on the left killed a british climber. then yesterday, the video on the right a man inside a car was seriously injured as a rock came right through the sunroof in his car. good evening, everyone. i'm frank somerville. >> i'm julie haener. tonight there are still road and trail closures in effect following that series of huge rock falls this week. tom vacar has been looking into the slides and joins us now. tom, you spoke with the experts and they say it's difficult, even impossible, to predict this. >> reporter: the fact is there is no early warning system for huge mountain rock falls. that leaves geologists investigate the remaining evidence in an effort to set up such a system but only in the future. wednesday a large piece of yosemite's el capitan broke away and fell on a couple from great britain on their first anniversary vacation. their internet blog shows pictures of their many mount

david: hillary vaughn, thank you very much. appreciate it.eryl, directv gives back money to individual consumers if they want a refund for nfl money, but not businesses. we had a bar owner on yesterday. terrific guy. $6,000 he paid for rights to show directv in his bar. when he decided to cancel that. when they asked him for money back he didn't get it back. he had to swallow those $6,000. cheryl: as a football fan i hope we have peaceful sunday with good play. david: let's pray. cheryl: help on the way for the devastated island of puerto rico. president trump vowing that the u.s. will not rest until the island citizens are safe. the latest on the ground in san juan next. growing frustration with some are calling a do-nothing senate. republican congressman jason lewis on the gop chances offing tax reform by the end of the year. ♪ liberty mutual stood with me when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night, so he got home safe. yeah, my dad says our insurance doesn't have that. what?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands wit

vaughn struck the suspect in self-defense.aughn remains suspended, pending an internal review. >>> there's a debate in tacoma park that has to do with street names. they've identified 18 streets and one park that appear to honor civil war figures. the confederacy has sparked discussion after the violence in charlottesville. a historian says there's no documentation about why the streets were named for confederate figures. >> it was sort of a naming convention to pick a theme and do it. you ask about documentation. there's no documentation that any confederate organization lobby -- >> the montgomery county council also would weigh park seeks any changes. >>> worlds colliding in washington. two rallies, one with trump supporters, another with so-called jug lows, we're working with you. what will be the biggest inconvenience as they prepare for this weekend. >>> fast food and a fast delivery. the whopper of a story for a family welcoming a new child mark herring: my mom to provide for our family. at one point, she got fired for o

hillary vaughn, thank you. david: he still briefs in president revealing tax plan.are reform round three, if you will. but is it possible for congress to get everything done by the end of the year? next bob cusack, editor-in-chief of "the hill" responds. hing tog. two boyfriends, three jobs... you're like nothing can replace brad. then liberty mutual calls... and you break into your happy dance. if you sign up for better car replacement™, we'll pay for a car that's a model year newer with 15,000 fewer miles than your old one. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. thithis is the new new york.e? think again. we are building new airports all across the state. new roads and bridges. new mass transit. new business friendly environment. new lower taxes. and new university partnerships to grow the businesses of tomorrow today. learn more at esd.ny.gov lauren: breaking news. tom price coming under fire for taking private chartered jets paid for by taxpayers. health and human services secretary just issuing a statement, saying he will not take anymore of those

hillary vaughn about to take off, let's see it. not quite. pleasure.t think she -- [laughter] i don't think she can hear us because she's got the helmet on, and it's very noisy. but i promise you, that is a blackhawk chopper. they're about to take off, and we're going to get some pretty good pictures shortly of all the damage that hillary vaughn can see as she looks down. joining us now with a big -- hold on, hold on. that's paul conway. i'll get to him in one second. look at the market. going up, please, let's not forget this. we're now at 22,017. that's a gain of 68, 69 points. that's not a bad performance on a day like this. now let's get to paul conway, former labor department chief of staff and also the former chief of staff of the dhs office in gulf coast rebuilding. all right, paul, you worked on hurricane katrina. how important are volunteers in a situation like this in harvey in texas? >> you can't put a value on volunteers, that's the bottom line. the most important thing here is government is involved in the initial response, but really for

hillary vaughn out in l.a.sed, let's bring in chris wallace to talk -- good to see you, chris -- about the politics of the day and how about that john mccain, huh? he's done it again. >> well, yeah, except he's not the final vote here. connell: true. >> he's the second vote. they need -- one more will kill this. and as they said in the princess bride about the knight, this bill is mostly dead at this point. [laughter] you've got rand paul a firm no because he says it doesn't repeal obamacare. you've got mccain, now a firm no because he says, basically, this is an ugly way to pass a bill without going through hearings, without getting a cbo score with which they're not going to get next week. so now they just need one more, the opponents, and this goes down and basically repealing and replacing obamacare is dead for the foreseeable future. i would say it is more likely than not that they will get that third vote. connell: right. >> you've got susan collins who's voted against every one of these, lisa murkowski o

we'll go straight to hillary vaughn who has the bird's-eye view above texas right now.s live in a copter pretty near conroe, texas, just north of houston. hillary, you're our eyes in the sky, what do you see? reporter: right outside beaumont, right now we're looking at an area filled with water. the air marine one unit, part of the u.s customs & border patrol conducted hundreds of rescues out of this area. in fact they are telling me a lot of people were trapped in in @tics they had to lower agents and use chainsaws to cut them out of the roof. he was telling me the ways people let them know, they were putting towels on their house, writing sos. some had american flags. anything they could put out, let them know they needed to be rescued. this is definitely a desperate situation. we're seeing -- they gutted out this black hawk and to put more people inside. i want to ask the pilot, mark, a question. mark, what was this like when you were trying to conduct all these rescues? how did you fit all the people inside, and was it tough getting everyone inside of the black hawk

. >> fox news' hillary vaughn shows us who is out and how much money is at stake here. >>> reporter:ing america's national anthem comes with a price tag. last night the packers beat the bears but the nfl took a big hit with a 13% ratings drop. players dropping to their knees hasn't driven down ratings more than expected because people are already tuning out. viewership is down for live sports across the board. according to nielsen, two million people that tuned in last year are changing the channel this year. the controversy is us canning some people to cancel subscriptions to the nfl-owned channel red zone and directv says they have had some customers cancel subscriptions to their sunday ticket package of nfl games. but for some, ticket sales are steady. a content analyst says that's because the impact of fans boycotting has been evened out by added publicity for the nfl. restaurants in states likes texas, louisiana, south carolina and new york won't put on the game and one businessman says he is pulling ads in 29 states. >> i'm a patriot first and this is about the flag. this is ab

>> sandra: hillary vaughn, thank you. all right. we will be right back. yaaay! balanced nutrition of ensure with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. ensure. always be you. >> an officer on duty at the university of central florida facing his worst fear. the officer sneaking out as he tried to capture a snake. bystanders tried to help. he opened the door and got the snake out. america's news headquarters signing off. i'm sandra smith. here's trace. >> president trump pushing his tax plan and making big promises. >> a giant before massive, the biggest ever in our country tax cut. >> but after setbacks in congress on healthcare, will republicans get anything passed? what would it mean for you? we'll talk to chris wallace from "fox news sunday." and the president pushing back claims on a slow response in puerto rico. even as we hear about new stories about suffering after the deadly storm. geraldo rivera is live. and a new warning for anybody thinking about a trip to cuba. americans g

but a car dealership pulled the tags that featured vaughn miller. they felt the president's remarks were an assault on their free speech. that seems to be the big confusion. lost is why kaepernick did it in the first place, they sent a message but also had harsh words for the president from the he podium and in the locker room, i'm not going to have this platform to have this individual, no matter the power, no matter the impact that he should have or she should have ever view sport as platform to divide us >> people say it's unpatriotic. it's unpatriotic of the president respecting our rights >> my family fought in a war. it's not about the flag. it's not about anything like that. it's not about black and white. it's about what we're being faced with now. being teared down from in the white house. >> other roethlisberger said he doesn't believe the anthem is the time to make a protest. the entire steelers team except for el had on dra stayed in the locker room. roethlisberger said he was unable to sleep after the team's decision. neava sort of apol

vaughn miller he marks mill toert ground. then pretends he will help him up, psych.laughing but ref called taunting on miller. kicking a field goal to go up two possessions. 26-16 that final. >>> bad day for philip rivers and his chargers. chiefs in town. three picks, two sacks. body slammed by houston. chiefs improve to 3-0 thanks to two td passes and this 69-yard touchdown run by rookie hunt. 17. 2 yards now has 538 total yards of offense. chiefs winners 24-10. patriots and texas, patriots down five. tom brady threw for 378 yards. 25 yards here. getting both neat and pats go up three. shawn watson with one last effort for houston. hail mary, and prayer not answered. picked off in the end zone. patriots go on to win 36-33. controversial finish. detroit down four. goal is called touchdown. review the play, see he was done at half yard line. knee is down. if they call on the field correct. the clock would have kept running. so they add ten-second run off but only eight seconds left so lions don't get another shot and falcons win 30-26. >>> a sweep for the rangers. sev

hillary vaughn, thank you so much. i will say this again, i told viewers before, we're increasingly running the risk, we are, frankly, already there, of being an hourglass economy, with a lot on top, a lot on the bottom, everybody in the middle getting squeezed. people going to work every day, having a small business, paying their bills, they keep getting hit by uncle sam. put more money in their pockets. more money in the system. that is beneficial to the economy overall. we're talking econ 101. president throwing a bone perhaps to democrats. he confirmed he is reaching, and has reached a deal for a three-month extension on the debt ceiling limit and hurricane harvey funding. republicans not happy about it. well, republican representative marcia blackburn is here. we'll see what she thinks about it. she's next. ♪ can i get some help. watch his head. ♪ i'm so happy. ♪ whatever they went through, they went through together. welcome guys. life well planned. see what a raymond james financial advisor can do for you. with

we have hillary vaughn all over for you there in california. but looking at the stock itself and as the stock hit the high in the middle of the cay of 163.96, but it finishes down a half of 1%. steve and melissa. david: and just put up the dow once again because we do have now a record high, we can say, on the dow. 22,118.86 is where it looks like we're closing. we're just inches above, tenths of a point above the previous high. but it is a new high for the dow as well. that's good news, nicole. thank you. melissa. melissa: all right. setting the path for new technology, apple holding one of its most important events in years. the tech giant unveiling a slew of new products including the highly-anticipated new iphone. hillary vaughn is live in cupertino, california, with the latest. hillary, break it down for us. >> reporter: melissa, the future of the iphone is here, and it's more expensive than ever before. apple announcing their tenth anniversary flagship device costs over $1,000 after tax. here's apple's tim cook announcing the new quite. t

let's go to nbc's vaughn hillyard. he's our man on the ground tonight in montgomery alabama.hat would you seeing on the ground? is it high turn out? is it low turnout. we know that strange is trying to get the voters to turn out big. >> reporter: exactly. that's where strange was last night was in birmingham in shelby county. today he is only 15 minutes away from where he was last night? everyson county. they are focusing on the birmingham area, a populated area to got out the votes. i just got off the phone with the party of roy moore. they said they are feeling good with what they have. the polls have them ten points ahead. their concern is they said the turnout could be 10%. 2500 votes that's 1%age pointed. it's interesting the sound you played about mitch mcconnell from those voters. i was taken aback. in hearing the voters they said yes, out of the woodwork they said mitch mcconnell. >> you did not prod them. >> what was that. >> you didn't prod them with mitch mariah careyr mcconnell. >> no. >> you didn't educate them or preface the question, with as you know, mitch mcc

let's go to hillary vaughn live in los angeles with if latest. is claiming that google pays less. there's a hundred and one million chance that the pay gap is by chance. the lawsuit was filed yesterday in san francisco superior court. one of the lawyers representing the plaintiffs told me that since that filing more google employees have come forward to offer their testimony, they also told me that this lawsuit would spark after the department of labor issued their report that found evidence of systematic pay descrimnation of women employees and they say they are going to use the own find negotiation the case. in the suit three former female goog hers say google is slow to promote women and chie to channel them in position that make it less likely for them to be promoted. google has known about the issues for a long time and has failed to do anything about it. >> we would like to change google's policies and practices going forward so that in the future women get a fair shake at google and since google is an industry leader and a whole. >> google

vaughn is in a neighborhood in miami that has been damaged by irma. what is the situation? what is the situation? what are you seeing? >> reporter: we're talking about the likes of south carolina suddenly being concerned about this storm. miami, remember several days ago, it was supposed to be the eye of the hurricane. over the last couple days, the attention turned to the west coast of florida. what we've seen over the last 24 hours, 100-mile-per-hour winds still hit the city, right now, we're riding along with miami-dade fire department over the last couple hours, since the sun has been up. we've been going to multiple situations where, in this case, we came up to where there is active power lines. when we drove up with the fire department, they saw them, saw the camera crew and it turned into a hectic scene. you can see inside of this neighborhood, there are people all around. trees just inside. we don't want to end up back into this particular home because the only thing holding up this tree at this point is this one single power line. another, what we believe to be act

to seventeen beethoven c'est vaughn from september eighteenth to october first. hash tag germany decides. the day before the general election on d w a day dedicated to democracy. from its dramatic beginnings in germany until the present day how is the nation of culture fearing election year. where do the german people see their place in europe and the world. democracy day today on w. ashfaq germany decides the german no action but you will have why but special coverage will have all the numbers as they come in followed by in-depth analysis who will do when is being done to the losers and why is it so in poll as tag germany decides the german election is a timber twenty four starting at fifteen hundred u.t.c. right here. on the job. this is d.w. news live from berlin germany prepares for an election that could change the country's political landscape chancellor angela merkel is still leading in the polls in the run up to sunday's vote but the far right alternative for germany party looks on course to enter parliament what does this need.

ok let's get into some of those thoughts that peter was bringing up bring live doris vaughn saying that who's a regional head for the e.f.t. party you're very welcome to the program this hour yet before the election russia was accused of meddling or russian hackers anyway but no the media has switched its focus expressing surprise over russia not delaying it brings up a lot of surprising remarks this that you can't win either way. well it depends on how you look at the problem i think it's always a kind of propaganda and i think we had a very good and strong fight and therefore we had a very good result and outcome of the election it has nothing to do with with russia or anything its own power that made us come forward that strong well the media the don't really believe that do they claim russia helped alternative for germany's brick through in the election why is russia being singled out you think. well it's part of a long campaign against russia the media even accused russia of pushing the election of president trump i think it's kind of. giving bad thoughts to other people and voters

seventeen beethoven c'est vaughn from september and october first. a vote for independence by iraq's kurds has heightened tensions across the region baghdad has refused to recognize the results and has ordered the airports in the iraqi kurdish capital abil closed.

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the spy comedy kings man the golden circle premiered in london on monday british director matthew vaughn secured a star studded cast for the production of the line up includes julianne moore. jeff bridges halle berry terrine egerton colin firth and musician elton john to place himself kingsmen the golden circle is based on a comic series the first film episode kingsmen the secret service was released in twenty fourteen and a sequel to the suave british gentleman joined forces with u.s. allies in their mission to save the world. forty eight ballerinas from the shanghai ballet gave a surprise performance at and perhaps main train station on monday travelers watch them dancing scenes from tchaikovsky's swan lake. the shanghai ballet is on tour in the belgian city from the beginning of october they'll be performing what's being billed as the biggest production of swan like in the world. julien macdonald presented his new collection at london fashion week on monday it was inspired by a recent visit to the amazon rain forest and brazilian supermodel out a summer ambrosio even pointing out a pa

seventeen beethoven c'est vaughn from september october first. hash tag germany decides what is your take on the whole position regarding not only climate change. what do you want to know about germany's general election. you put it to q. and a little is to. ask w. your questions about germany. and the medicare they will have not a plan to. write to us on facebook we'll answer your questions. hash tag gemini besides meet the candidates. d.w. xena's pool and just for up to karim have interviewed almost all the front runners in germany's upcoming parliamentary elections. and our look at four thirty the chancellor and the amount. cast a german inside. the candidates september twenty first on the dog. this is d w news live from berlin a powerful earthquake strikes mexico the second in as many weeks the death toll from the seven point one magnitude tremor has been rising fast it now stands at more than two hundred including many to.

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