president yoko we don't know had urged lawmakers to delay a vote earlier this month the reformed minded leader knows full well the risk of ignoring public opinion. these are the biggest demonstrations indonesia has seen since the student led movement that toppled this in hard to dictatorship 2 decades ago. controversial decision here in berlin that's fueling a divide debate over sexism sport and feminism one of germany's most successful basketball teams alba ballot as got rid of its cheerleading squad the team's managing director said that cheerleading is no longer suited to our times but the move has triggered a backlash d.w. matta group of chile those who are worried about the decision. these cheerleaders happen practicing for months if not years to be able to do this they're passionate about what they do and many areas hate it when people underestimate them and at last think ability. by a smile or not in my opinion cheerleading requires all the things that a competitive sport demands discipline ambition and a certain amount of routine you have to give it your all practice your teen a

president yoko we don't know had urged lawmakers to delay a vote earlier this month the reformed minded leader knows full well the risk of ignoring public opinion. these are the biggest demonstrations indonesia has seen since the student led movement that toppled the suharto dictatorship 2 decades ago . and for more i'm joined by did a correspondent. in jakarta but i thought let's just talk about the nuclear option law of now this is already been passed by the previous parliament the question really is why did it approve laws that dilutes the powers of the corruption watchdog. you know well actually you see that's the r.t. a lot of people think that there aren't that sponsors the trying weekend irruption it ridiculous mission we call it here in addition to her. already to the parliament they've made its new rule is to you know stretching and to restructuring them. but on the other head over it it is march queues the lawmakers is trying to protect themselves since the institution. has already done $23.00 members that sitting on the parliament is excuse for the corruption suspects includi

indonesian president yoko we doto has been sworn in for a 2nd and final term we go to as pledged to attract more investment and focus on improving education and creating jobs in his inauguration speech he said he expected poverty to be wiped out in indonesia over the next 2 decades. following elections in switzerland the right wing people's party remains the strongest force in parliament despite a slip in support green opposition parties made unexpected gains because of the country's unique electoral system remains unclear whether the greens will become part of the government which parliament will vote for in december. the european union is reportedly set to grant the u.k. a 3 month breck's it extension if prime minister boris johnson can't get the deal he struck with brussels past his own m.p.'s in the coming week. u.k. lawmakers voted on saturday to postpone ratifying the proposed deal struck between johnson and the e.u. the prime minister has told brussels he doesn't want to delay and that he's determined brecht's it will happen on october 31st. that we have reached the best possible a t

president yoko widodo had urged lawmakers to delay a vote earlier this month the reformed minded leader knows full well the risk of ignoring public opinion. these are the biggest demonstrations indonesia has seen since the student led movement that toppled the suharto dictatorship 2 decades ago. well it has been exactly one year since these salty journalist in washington post columnist. was murdered inside the soul the consulate in istanbul turkey today supporters of kosher meat called for justice at a memorial service that was held in istanbul a united nations investigation has found what it calls credible evidence linking sold the crown prince mohammed bin selman to the murder but a year later none of the masterminds has been brought to justice for the killing. of 1 14 pm friends and family marked the time to show she was last seen alive a moment of silence to commemorate his murder and the sense of a crime gone unpunished in the years since i still see justice i want to know what happened to he's body i once he sprang to be released from jail i want those in power i hold accountable

indonesia's president yoko we don't know is pledging investment for one of the country's poorest regions rioting in power left dozens dead last month. says shops and homes will be rebuilt he's also promising new roads and airports along with opening a new bridge. the united states says it has disposed of the remains of the man who was the world's most wanted terrorist. the leader of so-called islamic state was killed in a raid in syria on saturday world leaders have welcomed the news of baghdad his death but they warned of possible reprisal attacks by all u.s. finders fee. so far from east 90 for iraq and so close to turkey need the village berisha in series no than province the world's most wanted man met his demise leaves who remains of the i.s.i. 1000 in which i have a back i'll bet he spent his last i guess hey much of his family plus plus followers died during the u.s. special forces operation on the. door of my house and saw a helicopter in front of me no more than 15 meters in the air and another one right behind it there were no shots fired at 1st and then suddenly there was gunf

with the way this whole breaks that process has started may be may end this weekend because as far as yoko was concerned of the 1st day it was it's really is the end of the road for him because there is a new transition of c. the a european politicians coming to take over from the likes of john claude younger and his team. well it may be the end of the line for drunk low dmca but it's certainly not the end of the line for the entire except close as i think i'm quite the opposite we're really only getting started because let's not forget that the withdrawal agreement was supposed to be the easy bit the much more difficult bit the negotiations about a trade agreement the future relationship that's total follow and i think that's going to keep everyone very very busy over the next few years but to give you a sense i think that is a lot of this baby excess full ration i think god so in the e.u. 27 i think there was a lot of dismay about the u.k.'s decision to leave because it has a very important part in a fun many for all of the. you must say it's. very it brings a lot to the table especially

packers so to do so we are joined by our america correspondent alex milledge in toronto and serve as yoko here in the studio in washington d.c. sara let's start with you we're seeing a lot of conflicting reports on how the meetings went exactly what's the latest well let's just say we are definitely hearing some conflicting reports the south china post morning post reported that chinese ice from here was going to be leaving earlier than expected leaving this thursday the evening but the white house officials have confirmed that talks are scheduled through friday now stocks went up and jumped up on president trying 20 did that big it's a big day of negotiations with china they want to make a deal but do i meet with vice premier tomorrow at the white house now it remains unclear whether or not this meeting law actually take place but stocks went up people are optimistic and hopeful that president trump meeting with vice premier li . is that a good sign of some sort of move forward and you know this has been lingering on for some time so i know your viewers might be getting antsy about this

the pulls back in their courts but earlier today we heard from john clarke yoko who said bracks is been entirely waste of time and today with all of this negativity boris johnson still decided to focus on the positives. and. we would paul's this legislation let me let me be clear let me be clear our policy remains that we should launch. we should leave on october 31st. that is what i will say to the e.u. i will report back to the house. so boris johnson's withdrawal agreement went through with a majority of 13 yes it is unprecedented because we have not yet seen any breck's it deal goes through treason may last 3 times even working with a majority in parliament of 10 boris johnson in direct contrast and comparison working with the majority of minus 45 not to mention his not now but the 40100 percent track record of defeat so today it's a good sign for boris johnson getting his back that deal through right about signs that m.p.'s are not going to support the timetable with it but the reason why they failed to back it is because it was simply not enough time to scrutinise and sift through

we are in yoko hama, japan. you know better than anyone what they're up against. you've been talking to them about how they feel their chances are, the all blacks. >> reporter: yeah, that's right, paul owe. he's telling me that he's very aware of the threat that england poses in this world cup. both coaches talking about the pressure that they're under here. it is immense. we're talking about two of the biggest teams in world rugby with so much history. this is a rivalry that stretches back right now. things on paper don't look quite so good for new england. played them three times in the world cup. new zealanders have never lost a game in 12 years. engla england, england lost by just a single point the last time they split up. in the semi, they feel they can go through and have the chance once again of cementing themselves as not just one of the greatest rugby teams that ever lived but one of the greatest in sports history. they'll have won an unprecedented three rugby world cup titles in a row. so excited here. that game kicking off in just under an hour. >> we

with the way this whole breaks that process has started may be may end this weekend because as far as yoko was concerned of the 1st day it was it's really is the end of the road for him because there is a new transition of cd a european politicians coming to take over from the likes of john claude younger and his team. well it may be the end of the line for drunk low dmca but it's certainly not the end of the line for the entire except close as i think i'm quite the opposite we're really only getting started because let's not forget that the withdrawal agreement was supposed to be the easy bit the much more difficult bit the negotiations about a trade agreement the futile relationship that's total follow and i think that's going to keep everyone very very busy over the next few years but to give you a sense i think that is a lot of this may exhaust full ration i think god's will in the e.u. 27 i think there was a lot of dismay about the u.k.'s decision to leave because it has a very important partner fund many for all of the other human must say it's. very it brings a lot to the table espe

with the way this whole breaks that process has started may be may end this weekend because as far as yoko was concerned of the 1st day it was it's really is the end of the road for him because there is a new transition of cd a european politicians coming to take over from the likes of john claude younger and his team. well it may be the end of the line for drunk low dmca but it's certainly not the end of the line for the entire except close as i think i'm quite the opposite we're really only getting started because let's not forget that the withdrawal agreement was supposed to be the easy bit the much more difficult bit the negotiations about a trade agreement the future relationship that's total follow and i think that's going to keep everyone very very busy over the next few years but to give you a sense i think that is a lot of this baby exhaust full ration i think god so in the e.u. 27 i think there was a lot of dismay about the u.k.'s decision to leave because it was a very important partner fund many for all of the. human must say it's. very it brings a lot to the table especially i

haidi: where does the hunt for yoko globally? where are you -- for gold go locally?re is the value? teresa: we are optimistic about a trade truce over the course of the next couple months. in that environment, i think a lot of the assets, especially out of china, are actually quite attractive, especially china high yields. you have to remember china high-yield, out of all the asset classes globally, has really taken the brunt of the trade tensions, and rightly so. i think the uncertainty of the current discussions will actually impact the chinese high-yield sector. i think that is one place to go bargain hunting. with respect to the other parts of the world, i think one really has to question if indeed the u.s. is going to be buying so much agricultural goods from the u.s. it will be interesting to see what the impact might be on other major agricultural exporters like brazil and argentina, because i think a lot of this demand will actually shift from one region to another as opposed to china's ability to really pick on any additional -- of this magnitude. there is s