marcel: no, this conflict essentially weakens angela merkel even further. it is a conflict part of the monetary union. a lot of people within government, within her party are not in favor of deepening the monetary union, of creating the european budget. it weakens her on the european stage, these of these macron -- -vise of these -- vis-a macron. who is pushing the agenda forward? the german government has not really fulfilled the role and that is a problem for europe. guy: with are waiting to try and find out whether or not we are going to be seeing also tariffs imposed across the atlantic. we have some big dates coming up later this week when it comes to the tariffs story. can you walk me through the effects of the german economy if we were to see the auto sector dragged fully into this trait story -- trade story. marcel: clearly for germany, exports are important and exports of cars are tremendously important. some estimates say if donald trump and the u.s. administration imposing tariff of 25% -- impose tariffs would --.iles it it does not sound big. th

images only provide cross sections and i need to picture the three dimensional anatomy marcelle. here i can see everything. where the dangerous structures are but i shouldn't challenge all of what is hidden behind the. back at the university the professor and his students are amazed by the new technology. however virtual the sections can never fully replace the real thing. that can help but i intend on push there are other structures in the body such as fatten connective tissue things that are really displayed in these three d. renderings. and there's also a psychological emotional aspect to consider. because no simulation can prepare students for the first encounter with a real. shift says an innovative v.i.i. placation. the now short and sweet the shift snapshot. russia turkey mexico all around the world journalists activists an artist face persecution and oppression with its new online platform d.w. freedom germany's international broadcaster aims to encourage independent media and freedom of speech d.w. freedom provides international networking opportunities users can draw at

the images only provide across sections and no nature picture the three dimensional anatomy marcelle. here i can see everything . where the dangerous structures are that i shouldn't challenge what is hidden behind the walls in the. back at the university the professor and his students are amazed by the new technology. however visual the sections can never fully replace the real thing. that can help but and help until there are other structures in the body such as fatten connective tissue things that are really displayed in these three d. renderings. and there is also a psychological emotional aspect to consider. because no simulation can prepare students for the first encounter with a real. shift says an innovative v.i.i. placation. the now short and sweet the shift snapshot. russia turkey mexico all around the world journalists activists and off his face persecution and oppression with its new online platform d.w. freedom germany's international broadcaster aims to encourage independent media and freedom of speech d.w. freedom provides international networking opportunities users can

joining me now is marcel van poecke. as well as jeff curry, he heads up goldman sachs commodities research. you guys know each other and being in the commodities business for 10 years. jeff, your explanation for the selloff in oil. >> the basic backdrop is a strong late cycle gdp growth growing demand. a high probability you're going to lose the iranian exports. why is the market going down? let's take a step back and look at the balances. i like to define commodity markets is being two types. crayola crayon type and sharpened pencil types. a crayola and -- a crayola crayon is when you can do supply and demand and in balance is so short. that is the way the market has looked for the last 18 months. you did your crayola crayon balance. more recently, it has become sharpened pencil. the market is rotating back and forth between being slightly imbalanced and slightly in a deficit. when you are in that environment and when we think about the deficit created by iran, that becomes a policy driven market. policy driven markets

also, again, i think i was -- marcel spoke to the tenant issues and removal of potential storage space, laundry space, parking space. i would be very interested to see the outcome of the new, internal process. it's really important. it's not something that you will see in this legislation, but i'm glad to hear that a new process has been implemented. with that, supervisor safai? >> supervisor safai: thank you, chair tang. i want to clarify a couple of things that i heard today. i understand the reservation that folks have regarding bullet number 11, regarding new construction, but it seems to me based on what i've heard, that could be easily taken care of by discussing it as new construction that didn't involve any demolition. as there's a lot of vacant parcels in the city where you are building, so that -- i know we've received some letters that we didn't want to encourage any demolition or displacement, that we could -- i'm wondering if there's a way, if planning wants it talk about that, talking about it in terms of new construction that didn't allow demolition or displacement? >> s

in the meantime, at left field, gerardo parra takes it away from marcel. he was very generous with the ball and gave it to the opposing team's little kid, right there. giants fans, you will be happy to know the dodgers lost tonight. they did have a fine play by chris taylor who broke up the no-hitter last night. that was a pretty good play. back to the a's game tonight. look at that! >> so close! >> things for joining us, good night -- thanks for joining us, good night. you...and mom also gets aoss shoppiback-to-school bag? that's yes for less. ross has the brands you want for back to school. and it feels even better when you find them for less. at ross. yes for less. ...and you suddenly realizes you're really into art? that's yes for less. every trend. every room. on any budget. it feels even better when you find it for less. at ross. yes for less. ne. - (door opens and closes) - (cameron) i'm back. (singsongy) okay, let me see, let me see, let me see! - you guys are want to, um... - oh, my god! (high-pitched voice) i love it! all clear. okay, so-- (high-

therapy once a week her son marcel keeps her company stephanie lives in philadelphia and has breast cancer but she hasn't taken sick leave when i put in my time she for this week i will have to put mark the area there says no pay which means i won't get paid by my job for today is it a financial strain for you it is considered to have a mortgage to pay you no car payment it's time to hard when it comes to your health you have no choice it's something that you have to do. want. good. or headed to move. stephanie is under tremendous strain she's struggling to survive both financially and in her fight with cancer at first it was oh my god how am i going to do with this. why can i hide it. can i not tell. but never did it cross my mind to not get treated. many undergoing chemo continue working they're afraid of losing their jobs but such stress doesn't help their health some people we recommend that they don't work depending on their work environment. and if they can't such as you know health care some people work at health care that does put a stress if they have to or there has been days lik

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stephanie tucker is one tough cookie she gets chemotherapy once a week her son marcel keeps her company stephanie lives in philadelphia and has breast cancer but she hasn't taken sick leave when i put in my time she for this week i will have to put mark the area there says no pay which means i won't get paid by my job for today. is it a financial strain for you it is considered to have a mortgage to pay you no car pain it's kind of hard when it comes to your health you have no choice it's something that you have to do. want. good. or bad to move. stephanie is under tremendous strain she's struggling to survive both financially and in her fight with cancer at first it was oh my god i'm going to do with this. i try to hide it. but never did it cross my mind to make it true. many undergoing chemo continue working they're afraid of losing their jobs but such stress doesn't help their health some people we recommend that they don't work depending on their work environment. and if they can't such as you know health care some people work at health care that does put a stress if they have to or

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i can't associate it's lovely to see how the therapist and marcel really work as a team and you could see how much he enjoys it laughing and trying to sing along to an outside observer it might not seem like much is happening but for him it's a spectacular success even since the spectacle. muscle has been in a vegetative state since two thousand and three when he was run down during an illegal car race now that he's getting music therapy he's learned to pluck the strings himself. the treatment works on a number of levels. the patients are able to feel their body again the sounds boost their self-awareness that activates the paralyzed parts of the body but it also relaxes by regulating muscle tone. balance between too much tension and no tension at all in kind of. the hope is that patients learn to experience music more deeply. and is well versed in the power of music. you can reach people in a vegetative state with music in ways you can't with words and stimulate their awareness. only music can do the common cause. for patients like. music has become a bridge to the outside world. so

at the social it's lovely to see how the therapist and marcel really work as a team you could see how much she enjoys it laughing and trying to sing along to an outside observer it might not seem like much is happening but for him it's a spectacular success since he could. muscle has been in a vegetative state since two thousand and three when he was run down during an illegal car race now that he's getting music therapy he's learned to pluck the strings himself. the treatment works on a number of levels. the patients are able to feel their body again the sounds boost their self-awareness that activates the paralyzed parts of the body but it also relaxes by regulating muscle tone and the. balance between too much tension and no tension at all in kind of. the hope is that patients learn to experience music more deeply. and is well versed in the power of music. mentioned you can reach people in a vegetative state with music in ways you can't with words and stimulate their awareness. only music can do that. for patients like. music has become a bridge to the outside world. so music thera

i can't associate it's lovely to see how the therapist and marcel really work out the t.v. you could see how much he enjoys it laughing and trying to sing along to an outside observer it might not seem like much is happening but for him it's a spectacular success since he could. muscle has been in a vegetative state since two thousand and three when he was run down during an illegal car race now that he's getting music therapy he's learned to pluck the strings himself. the treatment works on a number of levels. the patients are able to feel their body again the sounds boost their self-awareness that activates the paralyzed parts of the body but it also relaxes by regulating muscle tone. so this is a balance between too much tension and no tension at all in kind of. the hope is that patients learn to experience music more deeply. and is well versed in the power of music. mentioned you can reach people in a vegetative state with in ways you can't with words and stimulate their awareness . only music can do that. for patients like masada bombs music has become a bridge to the

at the social it's lovely to see how the therapist and marcel really work out the t.v. thing you could see how much she enjoys it laughing and trying to sing along to an outside observer it might not seem like much is happening but for him it's a spectacular success even since the spectacle of. muscle has been in a vegetative state since two thousand and three when he was run down during an illegal car race now that he's getting music therapy he's learned to pluck the strings himself. the treatment works on a number of levels. the patients are able to feel their body again the sounds boost their self-awareness that activates the paralyzed parts of the body but it also relaxes by regulating muscle tone and the. balance between too much tension and no tension at all in kind of. the hope is that patients learn to experience music more deeply. and is well versed in the power of music. you can reach people in a vegetative state with music in ways you can't with words and stimulate their awareness. only music can do that. for patients like. music has become a bridge to the ou

they don't earn any money from their activism today's focus is marcel's by cafe. world. the goal is to convince marie the manager to switch to the straws. in relief and a project is meant to prove you can help the environment without much effort to convert we already think he can logically we were choosing a plastic come sumption with our reusable straw was a musical bottles but we want to appeal to the people who aren't ready to completely alter their lifestyles to contradict kinner past performance that. the stainless steel straws cost one to two years apiece much more than their plastic counterparts for the proper care they can last a lifetime. the two women order their straws from china because there aren't yet any manufacturers in europe. but the mound is their consumption of plastic straws in the e.u. and seventy one per person per year. and that of course you do it what's really great is that we're getting a lot of feedback from restaurants they say hey your stores are sparking a lot of discussion among our guests it's a look at their drinks and suddenly they're d

the biggest opportunity of his career to change from marcell to to the premier league so i gave him something very important but he gave me his sweat and his bloods every minute he was on the pitch for me so puppies puppy and my kid is my kid in spite of he looks older than me. going to say anything ok good stuff. i hope i've got my history running scored in the champions league final yeah yeah you insist you'll be a plane is again by me yeah ask the manager and that that's should be basic knowledge. that the school your country's first ever goal in the world cup but i'd rather see how do those competitors me this is how you get as a footballer how does it compare to the sensation storing the first ever go of your country in a world where. we're losing to a new so i didn't really think about it but later when you do you realize that you've been the first player from my record for that's going to work for you you see for yourself i think it's it's quite an achievement you know to make the story for a small country like like ivory coast to be daring to speak competition on these big teams. ther

the biggest opportunity of his career to change from marcell to to the premier league so i gave him something very important but he gave me his sweat and his blood's every minute he was on the pitch for me so puppies puppy and my kid is my kid in spite of he looks older than me. going to say anything ok good stuff. i hope i've got my history running scored in the champions league final yeah you will be a win is again by me yeah ask the manager and that that's should be basic knowledge . of the school your country's first ever goal in the world cup but i rather see how do those competitors mean this is as high as you get as a football and how does it compare to the sensations scoring the first ever go for your country in a world where when i scored the. losing to win you so i didn't really think about it but later when you do you realise that's you've been the first player from my record for that's going to work for you you see for yourself i think it's it's more than achievement you know to make you sorry for a small country like ivory coast to be daring to speak competition on these big team

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is enough the thing about that made me say if they don't like the answer you have any more impartial marcelle then i steverson of the fox news is fair and balanced more impartiality until you say exactly what we want you to say which has been my experience with the ok so you've been going after this for years has the u.k. banking sector cleaned up at all sense of the that last financial crisis no we need we still need significant changes in law and regulation and in practices and most particularly in culture what are the next steps that going forward do you feel at this point are you actually making some we're winning now finally cementing some points here where where are we on the spectrum there well since we last spoke and so in the last few months and certainly since the leaking of documents sentiment has changed remarkably dramatically we've now got a situation where six hundred fifty m.p.'s in our parliament across parties including backbench government m.p.'s talk of this is being the one issue that unifies the house six hundred fifty m.p.'s absolutely not on the stand in in northern ir

appalling conditions facing people trying to reach britain the route sixty stages with stops in nice marcell leone and paris from cali they crossed over to dover in the u.k. they will end their mark. and london's hyde park. has more from. the outfit the mud has finally arrived in cali off to boulder to opposing four hundred kilometers of those dogs in the northern italian town of bend to make it that is retrace the route that is taken by so many refugees and migrants as they try to reach this. because many of them of course want to try and reach a great in well the aim of this is really to try and raise awareness about the plight of refugees and with me is one of the people who will say that way maya can forty miles what was your message along the way as you walked through towns and villages we we had three messages we wanted to do a protest against the borders of votes borders in france where the government prevents people from coming in and fresh. kenyan border and from the prevents people from going out of the british borders as one thing we wanted to demand. a decent dignified welcome of

but guess what because of her twenty two point zero is an actual person his name is marcel darth he's better known as gucci for since we talked to him he's been extradited to the us to face a variety of hacking crimes against american political figures including clinton confidant sidney blumenthal now the announcement came during trump's meeting with the queen at windsor castle and just days before trump is scheduled to meet putin so what does have to see if this leads to any domestic resistance to this controversial meeting ok summing up some of the main points there are some euro come in washington d.c. for some euro thank you. well done kabul it is an ore through among his work the plot to scapegoat russia and i'm happy to say he joins us live now to put some meat on the bones of this story for us first of all down welcome what do you make of these charges well you know i just read the indictment so i'm trying to process everything here i mean first of all you know we have to start with the premise that the f.b.i. never. actually had the actual computer from the d.n.c. the d.n.c. n

with that said, i wanted to see if marcel wanted to come up to talk about a new process at planning regarding if a.d.u.s are created and they result in either parking or storage or laundry removal. that was a concern that was raised. if you could speak to the new process in planning. >> thank you. department staff. i will briefly give you an overview on this process. currently at d.b.i., they require a screening form, which precedes the ability to file a permit for a.d.u.s. working with d.b.i. and planning, we've established a new procedure that requires an owner affidavit that requires the owner to acknowledge the existence of housing services, justified by the rent ordinance of san francisco and the removal of that requires just cause. and if the project to add the a.d.u.s would potentially remove said housing services, there's a notification requirement to tenants in the building and part of the procedure of filing this screening form would be to submit this information as well as the owner signing this affidavit. this has been implemented starting july 2 for all the permits to be filed. a

here were the answers, actor aaron murphy and katy marcel with the livermore shakespeare festival. >> it's been around for 16 years. we are a professional performing company, and arts educational organization out in livermore, out in the tri-valley, the sunny side of the bay as we like to call it. >> okay. >> and our flagship program livermore shakespeare festival is two shows out in the middle of the vineyard. we do the shows in the round, you can sip your award-winning wine and catch a fantastic production while the sun sets over the vineyard. >> you offer several performances. >> yes, we're doing this year "the importance of being ernest," and shakespeare's second to last play "the winter's tale," more like a fairy tale. >> what character are you? >> i am playing the jealous king, leonti's in the "winter's tale". >> to you rule with an iron fist? >> i rule with a fickle and iron fist. >> i like that. the festival raises money for so wise, so young, an in-school literacy program. what does that entail? what's it all about? >> we have a second grade program in all the public second g

and also in attendance, marcell budroe, and staff. happy to answer any questions you may have. thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. serrina calhoun. i have a short presentations with images and clarify for purposes of discussion the total scope of work of the project. so, this is an a.d.u. project, so, the project endeavors to in-fill the existing garage spaces with dwelling units. a phased approach because there are many garage faces still occupied under the terms of the lease, and we will not take those over at this time. however, because of the length and duration of the c.o.a. application, what we are asking for entitlement for future in-fill on those front-facing garages so we don't have to go through the process again as the spaces are available as tenants move out. so, this building is on the corner of pierce and fulton street as you can see. this is the existing ground floor on the left side where we have the garage, lobby garage, that is the fulton-facing side and the garage, garage, garage, garage, garage, the pierce-facing side. the one on the very end on the

it happened just after 10:30 saturday night in castro valley near the intersection of redwood and marcel road. when officers arrived they found a red mitsubishi on its roof, five in the car and all had to be extricated. >> according to the driver and another passenger, a deer was in pthe driver swerved to avoid th deer. left the roadway, hit an embankment, which caused the vehicle to overturn on to its roof. >> such an unfortunate crash. the chp says both passengers who died were in the back seat, both women, one 25, the other 58. the injured include a 15-year-old, the driver, and another adult and investigators say it does appear everyone was wearing a seat belt. >>> the marin county sheriff's office getting ready to launch a drone program. according to the ma rin independent journal the program could start in 60 days. sheriffs are calling it unmanned aerial systems instead of drone. they say that word has an inference of military surveillance and these do not serve that purpose. >>> the sheriff's office has not bought any of the devices nor has it said how many it's going to buy. four

marcel, where you going with that disc? we're not putting that on again. if you press that button you are in very big trouble. it's coming home, it's coming home, football's coming home. it's coming home, if coming home. it's coming home, if coming home, football's coming home. gary? it's coming home, it's coming, football's coming home. it's coming, it's coming home, football's coming home. it's coming home, it's coming home, it's coming, for all‘s coming home. i have to confess, i've seen all of those already. time for a look at the weather. we can cross the newsroom to lucy martin. lots of sporting events on the way this weekend and it looks like we've got some dry and hot weather to come. as we move through the day we have seen plenty of blue skies already. this photo was sent in from torquay. some high—level cloud turning the sunshine hazy. we are seeing more in the way of low—level cloud in eastern coastal areas but that cloud is breaking and there is a good deal of sunshine around. we will hold onto that sunshine as we move through the afterno

marcel? where are you going with thatis, marcel? where are you going with that is, you are not putting that on again. if you press that button you are in very, very big trouble. # it's coming home, is coming home, footballs coming home. # footballs coming home. # it's coming home, it's coming home, footballs coming home. # it's coming home, it's coming home, footballs coming home. # three lions on the shirt... # gary? # it's coming home, it's coming home, footballs coming home. # it's coming home, it's coming home, footballs coming home. # three lions on the shirt... if you are not excited after that, what is wrong with you? nearly 25 million people watched that penalty shoot—out win on tuesday, but for people like sean hegarty saturday's quarter—final has come at a terrible time. he's getting married tomorrow... and his wedding breakfast starts thirty minutes before kick—off... sean says he and his bride—to—be failed to consider the timing when they set the wedding date. didn't really think about it until i got into work

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marcel reid, the acorn whistleblower. dan richardson, bristol-myers whistleblower. the missouri national guard whistleblower. he -- approved reprisal. scottsdale ozona houma -- arizona homeowners association. service disabled veterans. north carolina court system. the united states air force ig. white house. the u.s. department of state. corruption and the suffolk county, new york school. the department of commerce. u.s. securities and exchange commission. new york state whistleblower. body armor whistleblower. fbi. kenneth williams, law enforcement whistleblower. stephen zanowick, u.s. marshal service. it.i do believe that is is there anyone i missed? if there is, please stand up. do not be embarrassed. do not be embarrassed to be a whistleblower. if i missed your name, stand up and announce yourself. [applause] hold on. let's get a microphone out there. >> dan martin, v.a. linda: is there anyone else? we want to honor you. >> we wanted the supreme court. >> congratulations. [inaudible] linda: thank you. thank you. you are all in the arena. won, butot have you are

he also attends a lot of races he has a large personal collection of ferraris, but marcel, the history i can't be, told me ferrari is all about emotion, style, success, and drama. buyers want a true and passionate car guy at the top. the second problem is maintaining that storied brand it's about the only car that does that's because they're so clus and sought after that could come under pressure as the company expands production, and they're going to launch an suv and they're going into electric and hybrid engines cavalleri is an expert at transitions. he moved philip morris into e cigarettes the third issue is management. he was the architect of ferrari's ipo, and its huge current commercial success the worry is that those are very big shoes to fill. friends and former colleagues of cavalleri say he is a dogged workers and a master at running large global organizations if anything, he could improve the company's governments and structure. at face value, he seems like an unlikely candidate, but you dig a little deeper, and he might be the perfect replacement. >> phil, what will marchi

marcel is the chief operating officer of soft bank group. soft bank group, the japanese multi-national conglomerate that owns a majority steak. mr. claure founded bright star corporation. 20 years later, bright star, which is now majority owned by soft bank, has annual revenues in excess of $10 billion. an immigrant to the united states from bow live yeah -- bolivia, he earned a degree in bentley, massachusetts. vice president of technology systems, architecture and client group and general manager of next generation and standards with intel. she is responsible for investigating and delivering the technologies that intel is pursuing in the 5g arena. she has more than 17 years experience leading and managing wireless and mobile broadband technology and product areas. she holds the degree in computer engineering from bombay university in india and an ms degree in computer science from clemson university. gene kemelman served as director of the internet freedom and is chief counsel for the u.s. department of justice's antitrust division. mr. ki