shocker byron munich up there at the top but there is a little bit of movement dormant move up on volves bird and had to move down a little bit down the other end of the table we have somebody new down the bottom laver coups and what an absolutely shocking start to the season they're having to carve move ever so slightly up shelter looked and they're just one spot above those relegation places really good results for them now it's time for the ball in this league as play of the day as voted by our followers on twitter and the winner with fifty nine percent of the vote is barnes are you robin the dutchman meant jonathan todd's clearance and hammered home this lasted for you early in the opening half to put munich ahead never couzens lucas for a decade was left absolutely stunned are you and robin is your play of the day. surely one of the best goals of the season i would say. what on sunday will be joined in the studio to discuss this weekend's been the sneak action by bundesliga journalists kate holden will be asking will shock and laver couzin manage to win a game sometime soon i'm sure

round up all the action so far of course on saturday and as we saw byron beat there's a draw between volves and had to berlin. beach. and it was good news for new comers fortuna dusseldorf. secured the win with a late strike he converted from the spot in the eighteen seventh minute to give the promoted side their first victory of the season it's a bitter defeat for hoffenheim who had equalised just a minute before just indorse winner. of course i forgot to mention there that of course leipzig get beaten over three two minds to hosts managed to beat but it turned out to be no easy task the winner came in the ninety third minute without xander not seen firing home to mark the end of a chaotic and eleven minutes in which outs bird took the lead before minds turned the game for keeper fabio good for one to enjoy watching the replays back he was a fold for both mind goals. now there's dortmund victory against frankfurt on friday night of course on sunday braman host nuremberg and stuttgart travel to freiburg. and that's take a look at the table of course what a shocker munich up there at the top

what a shocker munich up there at the top but there is a little bit of movement dortmund move up on volves bergen had to move down a little bit that the other end of the table we have somebody new down the bottom laver coups and what an absolutely shocking start to the season they're having stuttgart move ever so slightly up shelter looked and they're just one spot above those relegation places really good results for them now it's time for the ball in this league as playoff today as voted by our followers on twitter and the winner with fifty nine percent of the vote is barnes are you robin the dutchman meant jonathan todd's clearance and hammered home this caustic folly early in the opening half to put munich. never couzens lucas for a decade was left absolutely stunned are you and robin is your play of the day. surely one of the best goals of disease and i would say. well on sunday we'll be joined in the studio to discuss this weekend's bomb the sneak action by bundesliga journalist kit holden will be asking will shock and laver manage to win a game sometime soon i'm sure their fans real

as expected between volves and tatar berlin two sides have been flexing their muscles this season. now leverkusen were full of promise before the season kicked off but their start the campaign has been dreadful two back to back defeats and this weekend they faced an uphill battle against biron in munich could they surprise their solid hosts and finally pick up some points let's find out. they've accused coach heiko haley went on the defensive against dion and even left out germany for what union brandt. but the first good chance fell to labor cozen tiago handle the ball a penalty was awarded by him protested but the decision looked to be correct. couldn't follow and stepped up a man you'll know you're saved for the spot kick had to be taken because the referee but not whistled. this time vandal made a better job of it one nil to lay the clues now after five minutes. reply though came just five minutes later france will cook when a constant elise social the greater desire to weak with lies but his game would later turn sour. recalled champions by and began to press hard leverkusen d

and bring a lot of years of volves period provided the biggest shock of march day one could they do the same things weekend against labor because. you have to feel for stuart guard they spend big over the summer but have yet to reap the benefits of their investment they slipped up in their opening match and this weekend they faced byron munich could they get their campaign on track against the country's strongest club let's take a look. six germany players were on show for a national team coach you can love him by ends game. including midfielder les on go red handed his first league start through his new club a great atmosphere awaited the players while a very defensive minded stoke gods awaited by. typhoon cork side the champions at bay for thirty seven minutes but that was all they could manage it. the rich have found a gap in the stock up defense wall nails have i and. the free transfer signing from shout finished off the first big chance of the game. on fire and when c.n.n. head to the break she looked at had not lost at home since january but the second half panned out like the fir

at the top there goes that environment unique little bit of movement to dortmunder up the second volves for it moved and those do have to but of course good to see evolves for back up there at the top of the table and then the end it's pretty shocking to see two big teams laver couzin and shout at the bottom still guard every move ever so slightly to freiburg but there but there are plenty of teams actually who still haven't won a game yet now we're going to finish this week with what i will call a very profound moment from musician will i am from pop group black-eyed peas he went to his first ball in this league game this weekend that's here from. leontes was amazing yeah remind me of a concert but except no one was playing music they're playing football which is great it's still the same amount of love. there you go simon mental open he has plenty left for the bundesliga a new found there now well that's all we have time for this week thanks to our guests kip holden and our very own oliver maybe so for me and the rest of the bun this league team here in berlin but. rather poddle and o

legal problems and his conviction in the state of virginia on ten counts had to do with matters that volved his dealings in russia and with recreate ukraine and so forth so there isn't any indication there is no evidence there is none then there has not been one single charge brought by anyone that has to do with collusion by president trump or members of his campaign with russia i believe that the motivation here had to do with mr mann affords financial difficulties and the fact that he really was going to face a very difficult trial here in washington d.c. where he was likely going to be found of technicalities such as failing to register as a foreign lobbyist but at the end of the day i think this has been frankly an attempt to discredit those around the president on matters unrelated to the campaign i have yet to see one charge or one conviction related to the trump campaign but if as you're suggesting this this. isn't going to do much for that for the trump white house this isn't going to be particularly damaging for them then why would special counsel miller and his team agree why wou

stronger response than before apple and google looks into how washington's approach in syria is a volved over recent years. the deeper the u.s. gets sucked into the syrian conflict the more the continuity of time seems to change when it comes to decision making in washington back in two thousand and thirteen when allegations of chemical attacks arose barack obama was still in the hot seat and time still seemed linear we intend to investigate thoroughly exactly what happened. obviously in syria right now you've got a war zone we have to make sure that we know exactly what happened what was the nature of the incident what can we document what can we prove. commonsense review the evidence and attack if justified later the idea that investigations require time those were the good old days but two thousand and seventeen came and times changed syrian dictator bashar. launched a horrible chemical weapons attack on innocent civilians less than seventy two hours later the u.s. fired fifty nine cruise missiles at the airbase they suspected chemical weapons were launched from before any investigati

and that just leaves volves borg who are suddenly also up top can they reach new heights. and bring back their attacking football against minds'. short answer no. their first match after their home loss to freiburg was simply mediocre few chances of ugly play and no goals we did you a favor and kept the only scoreless match of the week short. let's sum it all up for you one last time. we had it the final results of course on the seven little wave catches the eye it was the biggest win in first two years congratulations for the draw between buy in and out but maybe even sweeter and back chasing fines tail the proof is in the table. here it is in black and white or rather fluid white dortmund are only two points short of the record champion's not so boring anymore eight as for the unusual suspects braman have claw their way to third how about a low in the bottom of the table it's obvious that sheldon needs some show of success to get them going any sign of such a shocker both stuttgart and hanover are still winless after five but can we please see that dortmund thrashing onc

stuffing up arms shipments to some opposition groups, it is a reminder of how many foreign players are volved here. we are the national liberation front. we have increased preparation of our units and are training them on all scenarios the enemy might use. reporter: at the u.n. in genevae it has been of urgent meetings. the special envoy to syria speaking to international diplomats, and aid workersar giving fresh wngs about a humanitarian crisis in idlib. >> we have put together a plan, we are looking at the response for up to 900,000 people. reporter: o already, te thousands of syrians have been on the move, escaping towns recently targeted by government shelling of airstrikes. hat happened was total destruction -- bg ning, somethu can't describe. military plane's rockets, everything, they did not differentiate between civilians and others. they want to target civilians. reporter: in damascus, confidence is growing, with most of syria back in regime hands. this international affair has covered his wanting to invest in onreconstructi with its special status with russia and iran. all sides kno

much stronger response than before jacqueline bouvier looks into washington's approach in syria as a volved over recent years. the deeper the u.s. gets sucked into the syrian conflict the more the continuity of time seems to change when it comes to decision making and washington back in two thousand and thirteen when allegations of chemical attacks arose barack obama was still in the hot seat and time still seemed minear. we intend to investigate thoroughly exactly what happened. obviously in syria right now you've got a war zone we have to make sure that we know exactly what happened what was the nature of the incident what can we document what can we prove. commonsense review the evidence and attack if justified lady allegations against them we've got their side of the story in a world exclusive you can watch it all unfold you're an artist national it begins in moments. prosecution will need. to stretch and finds. you do i mean. political pressure on the. business models used by american corporations. he. said if. he were to lead to. an investigative documentary. ghost war. what politicia

wednesday we saw a report that one of the one of the spies agents as you want to call them that was a volved in posing the scribbles was apparently identified by an investigative group belling what they did is they trolled through all the graduates of russian military academies going back decades and they found a man that resembled bashir of resembled. but but they said that he's actual name going by as passport was of his real name being an attorney. who was not only an excellent field agent the prostrate but a decorated one as well would the government government honors. the picture though they which they got from an online database is all the proof they offer the rest of the article was speculating about his career what he may or may not have been up to on the other hand cat itself says that that is pretty solid proof. in the past when they would defend the white helmets for example and when others pointed out resemblances between syrian jihad ists and white helmets the people that jihad is islam is served as both fighters and then rescuers belling katz said that that was not a good enoug

in the chairman media suggesting that washington has been pressuring beilin to get more militarily volved in syria as well the news prompted the research service of the german parliament's to remind us r.t.e. such a move would be unconstitutional and last approved by parliament itself to have a solely from the left party gave us his views on intervention in the complex would be totally illegal under international and german law remember there is no indication towards germany to contest between military action in syria the only force lead the fight in syria of those that are invited by the syrian government of bashar assad and no other forces have been authorized if germany wanted to participate in that conflict while the u.s. or the french troops for that matter then they should seek authorization by the un . security column so i'm going to chapter seven otherwise they must stay out of the conflict if they had proof of chemical attacks then why don't they put that proof to the test by bringing it to the un security council where the world could look at the troops and see for themselves if

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have been around financial markets for a long time and that may change the landscape and actually volved how crypto exchanges operate today that's so great and that's the good part of of old regulations you know taking the best practices from what we know in markets like. the know your customer money laundering but then you look at like value volatility rather on really and you see how to cripple markets sort of go on a roller coaster ride and regulators say wait a minute that doesn't look like regular markets there's got to be something wrong but you know henri what are we going to do about some of the other sort of you know the underbelly or the weak spots in crypto because you and i both want them to go forward but things like manipulation things like you know there's not a there's not an insurance fund if you lose your money if it's hacked how are these things going to be dealt with. that's great question bart as you know from your former life it's actually very difficult to come up with proper regulations to cover the space because the industry is moving so fast what we are seeing i

mosque already controversy with a good portion of the population in cologne let's go to rupert vitter volved standing by for us close to the presidential palace false belleview belleview palace river what what's the mood like among the demonstrators the protesters out there that you've been talking to. well what we're seeing here right here outside of bellevue palace is a rather small protest by the society for threatened people who are human rights group here in germany and main cause of their main message they want to get across is that other one is threatening the human rights especially in his own country in turkey that he's jailed several thousand people after the failed coup d'etat in two thousand and sixteen and they also criticize the role of tookie place in the turkish syrian border region especially in the syrian town of off. and they say that no one is fighting about war down there and that he is also a part of this civil war that is raging in syria ok and now we're expecting at least ten thousand people protesting out on the streets say what organizations are going to be involved

twentieth anniversary what began as a simple search engine is now a technology giant but its power and volved meant in our lives has also led to concerns over things like privacy some say it's a far cry from the company's original motto of don't be evil rob reynolds reports. this is what google's search page looked like the day it was launched and this is the company's first headquarters with founders larry page and sergey brin twenty years later google's enormous success has given it this huge ever expanding silicon valley headquarters known as the googleplex page and brin are multi-billionaires and google knows a lot about us they know who you are they know a lot about your habits they know what kind of videos he watch they know how many emails he gets they are very large an important part of most people staring lives it's search engine process is three and a half billion requests per day or one point two trillion a year that information is power google uses the information to lucratively target advertising to customers the more they know about you the more the can market you to advertisers

grounds i have no idea listen i've heard some pretty good connections alleging russia to it being a volved and everything it's a version of as we see hair as say or my dog ate the homework it's an excuse for everything if your team wins the russians if they lose their russians if you're late the russians are right now how this works now let me work. please please sir well i mean. we you and i have talked many times in the past about like how everything can be blamed on russia i want to talk about the the real news of the week if you will you know trump has ordered the f.b.i. to conduct a supplemental investigation into the claims against kavanaugh could that investigation significantly change kavanagh's fate and actually a fair question here because past is president why was there no investigation sooner once those sexual assault claims emerged i mean that's what the committee has always done in the past this man has been investigated by the f.b.i. six times six he has answered thousands literally of questions. diane feinstein knew about these allegations knew about this accuser a elective

white house peace plan could be a breakthrough this is not a real estate transaction real estate volved but this is also about national interests about security concerns about highly symbolic issues jerusalem about people's rights experts say the vision of two states living side by side can survive but right now there is no predicting when or if one might see a repeat of the good feelings on display back in september one thousand nine hundred seventy eight rosalynn jordan al-jazeera washington what began last week as a couple of isolated cases off sewing needles hidden in australian strawberries is now turning into a crisis for the industry more and more contaminated fruit have been found since across the country andrew thomas reports. this strawberry scare began a way to go when a customer bought a punnet like this one and found needles inside two of the strawberries that was traced back to a packing shed a particular farm where it looks as though at the scrum through employee that put needles inside the strawberries it looked as though that was a one off but since then been reports of

this hearse is the only vehicle volved. and an overturned semi is affecting the inner and out of loop ram to 395. the fire is out but it will be some time before the crash lane is clear a the lanes are reopen again. >>he suspect in the death of a logan circle jogging hadn extensive history. he was arrestedix time for far ef vagvasion over the last years. d.c. police say this is surveillance video the night hel gedly murdered martinez. crawford wasas arrested week. his history could further fuel a debate about decriminaling fare payment. some say people should not be arrested for not paying fares >> nicole jacob joins usith more. >> whi many see this as a minor offense, metro officials really want to stop those skippe in their tracks. in order to get from point a to point b, there is a cost, a cost metro officials say some riders are skipping. >> see it a lot. >> metro h issued thousands of citations. end of august report indicates 5,000 on rails and 3,000 on the buses. >> i've don it accidentally and you get the buzz onth t

up all the action so far of course on saturday and as we saw byron beat and there's a draw between volves and had to berlin got the beach. and it was good news for new comers fortuna dusseldorf. secured the win with a late strike he converted from the spot in the eighteen seventh minute to give the promoted side their first victory of the season it's a bitter defeat for hoffenheim who had equalised just a minute before just indorse winner. of course i forgot to mention there that of course leipzig get beaten over three two now in mind to hosts managed to beat but it turned out to be no easy task the winner came in the nine hundred thirty minutes with alexander not seen firing home that marked the end of a chaotic and eleven minutes in which outbreak took the lead before minds turned the game for keeper fabio gifford won't enjoy watching the replays back he was at fault for both mind goals. now there's dortmund victory against frankfurt on friday night of course on sunday braman host nuremberg and stuttgart travel to freiburg and that's take a look at the table of course what a shocker mun

volved give me an >> when we talk about political socialization, we are looking at who influences their belief about how the world works, about politics. is a number one source, as well as socially media. looking at voter participation, who votes and how they vote, and i think that spark their interest more than anything else. and you can branch off and look at the medium and interest group or dissipation. because a lot of that stuff is done at the local level. when you look at things like congress and the president, while it may be interesting, it .eems far away how brian: how often do you find a student who disagrees with their parents on politics? >> not at all. brian: what if they do? i think mostly the parents don't know. or there is conflict. i think for the most part, i think a lot of them are getending to kind of through high school. i think that is easier that way, and it is not just your parents, but your friends too. what they actually think and believe about a topic and sometimes be masked if it isn't popular or the right one. brian: ron. >> i teach in ohio, 20 minutes south

it was frightening to the people volved in ths. >> woodruff: the domestic policy, the economy.ou describe the frmer economic adviser gary cohn talking to the president and having to explain to him about interest rates. gary csaying they're going to rise, and the president reacting and saying, well, we should just go borrow a lot of money right now, hold it, and then sell it andk mae money and just run the presses, print money. right. >> woodruff: and you write about cohn's reaction. >> cohn's reaction is no, no, that's not the way it works, you can't print unlimited amounts of money, because if you do, interest rates are going to go up, the deficit is going to go up. this is before trump is president, but he's ben elected. , we're going to actually make money, and if you go thr this... he's obsessed with making money and not spending money on things like defense, which, as the secretary of deense tells the president, says the best dollars we spend, if it was ten times as expensive, we should do it. >> woodruff: do you have aar sense, bob woo of what percentage of the people of

white house peace plan could be a breakthrough this is not a real estate transaction real estate volved but this is also about national interests about security concerns about highly symbolic issues jerusalem about people's rights experts say the vision of two states living side by side can survive but right now well there's no predicting when or if one might see a repeat of the good feelings on display back in september one thousand nine hundred seventy eight rosalynn jordan al-jazeera washington. and i get on as if the headlines on al-jazeera south korea's president may end as n.p.l. gang for his third summit with kim jong un as he tries to revive stoltz nuclear disarmament talks this is the first time a south korean leader has traveled to the north and all of a decade from the bride has more from seoul. also it has to be said a very friendly warm hugs handshakes smiles also breaks with road to go with kim jong un himself coming to the plane the steps of the plane to greet moon j.n. in person this is we are told a break in protocol it's just one of the ways that this summit is differe

classification, given what i know, and i don't know as much as many other people obviously the people w volved in the investigation know. i think we need greater transparency. i would err on the side of transparency. i would presume transparency. and let's allow this information as long as we don't reveal sources, and methods. that's a key. we don't want to endanger the interests on it united states including individuals who serve very bravely, including in dangerous covert positions. that's very, very important. that goes without saying. but, beyond that i would say we should know the truth, the truth will set us free. let's have as much transparency as possible. so i welcome declassification in the national interest. >> host: and his third question was whether brett kavanaugh would lose his -- >> guest: no. may it not come to that, but the answer is no. >> host: cathleen, pasadena, maryland, democrat. good morning. >> caller: good morning. mr. starr with all due respect, and i have no issue with what happened with bill clinton. but you keep referring to due process as far as mr. kavanaugh is

t c becoming more of a voice so it sort of devolved into a series of local conflicts as well as a volved into a you know a regional and geo political one simultaneously so yes and that gets back to your first point this is very complicated would it be more effective to try and maybe it's a separate effort separate of these drugs trying to get a cease fire first at least stop the attacks stop the road stop the killing sort things out on that level and then try to get peace i think that we argue absolutely yes i think the humanitarian community feels very strongly that there should be a call in a demand in all leverage on the parties to the conflict to come to that at least a temporary cease fire the violence of the last month of the airstrikes that we've seen spike a bit and have died over the last week they threaten to get any sort of consultation to cut it off at the knees before it even starts and so i think as a first order priority the pressure should be ratcheted up around a cease fire not just so that it can bring the parties to the table but also because the people of yemen cannot

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up all the action so far of course on saturday and as we saw byron beat and there's a draw between volves and had to berlin got the beach. and it was good news for new comers fortuna dusseldorf. secured the win with a late strike he converted from the spot in the eight and seventh minute to give the promoted side their first victory of the season it's a bitter defeat for hoffenheim who had equalised just a minute before just indorse winner the now of course i forgot to mention there that of course leipzig beat one over three tonight in minds to host managed to beat but it turned out to be no easy task the winner came in the nine hundred thirty minutes with alexandra maxine firing home that marked the end of a chaotic and eleven minutes in which took the lead before minds turned the game for a keeper five for one to enjoy watching the replays back he was a full for both minds goals. now there's dortmund victory against frankfurt on friday night of course on sunday braman host nuremberg and stuttgart travel to freiburg. and that's take a look at the table of course what a shocker byron muni