he's now back at molde. they say they have lent him to united for the next five months. he'll take training tomorrow, ahead of the trip, coincidentally to cardiff on saturday. let's hear now from his former international and club team—mate, henning berg. he knows everything about the club, what is expected, the history, he has played with the best players, he has played with the best players, he has been one of the best players, he is popular with fans and he will bring more of a feel—good factor to the club and of course he will also need to change a bit how they want to play but i think he should be able to handle it. he has the experience as a coach and manager but of course not at this level, but the way you work as a manager in molde is similarfrom a the way you work as a manager in molde is similar from a football point of view to the premier league, the biggest difference is the level of players you have and the level you play against, but in terms of how you work as a manager or head coach, it's some other. what will help is having mike phelan alongside him,

on the door sill. >> yang: there is so much mold in the greensboro, north carolina, rental property that inspectors krishnaveni balakrishnan and k cook are examining that the residents moved out after only a f weeks. er>> the family that lives they have five children. one of them is asthmatic, and the mold in the home is causing not only tild but also the rest of the family to become sick. >> mildew spores. >> there's a lot of moisture issues, a lot of mold on the ceiling, on the family's belongings. the home is not habitable. >> yang: the residents say the landlord's suggestions for getting rid of the mold haven't worked. they had to pay for a hotel-- while still paying rent here. balakrishnan and cook don't work for the city. they work for an advocacy group called the greensboro housing coalition. they're part of an innovative approach aimed at improving the health of low-income residents. doctors, housing advocates, and community activists say taking care of houses like this is a form of preventive medicine. g ting rid of unhealthy environments, they can keep people out of emerge

are met with simply repainting over the mold until the mold grows again. if they do what most of us would do, quite frankly, those of us that are in stable housing, we would call the building manager. we would get someone out there to make the repairs immediately. concerned that we would be putting our family in harm's way. well, we would also withhold rent. but what's happening is that when public housing residents make a complaint, oftentimes they're met with eviction papers. when you think about how to invest the dollars, it's funding, a one-time capital expense, i'm asking you how do you prioritize each with a housing need. what will you do for those marginally housed individuals in our existing publicly funded units? thank you. >> clerk: madam mayor. >> mayor london breed: thank you, president cohen, for that question. in fact, unfortunately, i've lived in those conditions in public housing for over 20 years of my life, the broken pipes, the roaches, the disgusting mold and all of those things that sadly, far too many of the residents of our city cont

a child it does i sense that the mold was good. of it even though i had no idea yet how good it would turn out to be claiming soon realize that a natural antiseptic had begun growing in his bacterial culture the very thing he had been searching for for so long. at the kiel university evolution center and elsewhere around the world scientists are now racing against time to discover new methods of detecting dangerous superbugs the technology has been transformed in recent years nowadays scanning electron microscopes allow scientists to peer into cells at the molecular level. the experimental subjects in this research the tiny worm like never turn it invisible to the naked eye well how are the worms doing you know they're not doing so well and i think the bacterial strain has really done a number on me look like they're all bad. the researchers are testing which antibiotics kill the bacteria and allow the worms to survive and the reverse these nematodes a stand ins for human subjects after two years of investigation the researchers ha

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maybe not immediately, but if we really get into problem-solving mold, we feel good about this. .> read between the lines he says it is politically significant because it held on existing law rather than deter the tear down-- approach offered by bernie sanders. you worry how out there democrats are getting? >> i am not actually worried. i read the dems are deeply divided on health care. between dems is like this. the difference between the dems and the republicans is like that. republicans are still attempting to repeal the affordable care act. democrats want to preserve the affordable care act. expand health to care coverage. are they different ideas how to do it? sure. for the differences are not that great. i would say the same thing about the campaign. let's be the deliberative party the senate is supposed to be. republican ideas, too. we are going to need the stakeholders. the american cancer society. we are going to need everybody looking at the big proposals and say, we like this and we do not like that. and then we can find a path forward. definite risk for the national democrat

on people tsat are expn different topics, and topics that are -- we had a dy come talk about house mold. frankly it was very helpful. even if you go away and you didn't find it hysterically funny, which i hope that you will, but you at least come away with some good solid information about house mold. we try to make sure try to at least deliver information. >> paula poundstone, thanks for being with us. i know you're back in the bay area on december 31st. you'll be performi at 8:00 p.m. at the sydney goldstein at thr. >> new year's at the sidney goldstein. >> what better way to spend new year's eve? >> it's the best way. it's the healthiest thing in the world. laughing out the old year and laughing in the new year is a great thing . >> paula poundstone, nice to have you with us. >> thanks for havingme. > that will do it for us. tune in next week for our show about the arts in the bay area. then our special stand up san quentin the followingek woo. we'll return on january 11th with our regular program. you can find more of our coverage kqed.org/newsroom. i'm thuy vu. have awonderful holi

, which i hope that you ll, but you at least come away with some good solid information about house mold. we try to make sure we try to at least deliveinformation. >> paula poundstone, thanks for being with us. i know you're back in the bay area on december 31st. you'll be performing at 8:00 p.m. at the sydney goldstein theater. >> new year's at the sidney goldstein. >> what better waynd to s new year's eve? >> it's the best way. it's the healthiest thing in the laughing out the old year and laughing in the new year is a great thing to do. >> paula poundstone, nice to have you with us. thanks for having me. >>> that will do it for us. tune in next week for our show about the arts i the bay area. then our special stand up san quentin the followingek woo. we'll return on january 11th with ouregular program. you can find more of our coverage at qeorg/newsroom. i'm thuy vu. have a wonderful holiday season, and thank you for joining us. ♪ robert: a breach in the cabinet and congress on the. bri i'm robert costa. welcome to "washington week." >> every nation h the right but the absolute duty

he was ready to be molded. he came with a combination of fear and respect and awe many of it's a perfect place for a new student to be because it offers you that opportunity to mold them. >> with patrick, when he came to class, he was like a sponge. like a sponge. and he kept true to it. you know what i'm saying. when it was starting to study, he was so intense. he had to be told to relax. >> patrick is a sweetest, kindest, most loving man i met. >> he is charismatic. he is motivating. he is inspiring. he is brilliant when it comes to choreography. you've got the whole package. >> i think patrick is a good example within the whole world of being able to have a firm grasp on past traditions while shooting forward. ♪ the first time ♪ ever i kissed your mouth >> with hula songs, they're in hawaiian. not everybody knows hawaiian. when you watch a hula, you don't understand the story being told. he can use ledge songs and put a hula do it and everybody understands what it's about. [♪] when they came out in tha

and that is a really -- with a poisonous mold. dozens died, dozens! and epidemiologists, federal and state were able to figure out what this was track it down to the source and that guy is in prison. i'm sorry, that guy is in prison. so epidemiologists figured out who the guy was, tracked it down to the source and the president of the company is now in prison. so we prosecute now. we do investigations, there's all kinds of things that we do in which we are better off. the second part of that is, are we as good as it could be? absolutely not! and we have a long history and this is just not only involving food but it involves pesticide, the way we regulate pesticides. and compounds in cosmetics in which we don't follow the european model. in which, if there is evidence of danger, 11 times it will pull it out of the supply until it can be proved safe. we follow the opposite. it has to be proved dangerous before we remove it. and we don't actually study all of these compounds. so we have, and you can find this on the site, generally r

jugs of cold or has a big job to do so he's making a mold out of sand. then he'll melt down an old engine part to pour into it to form a cooking pot. it takes time for the aluminum to melt. joseph kogo is happy with his work here. kogo says he can get his material supplies any time he needs them. when he's sold out he just goes out to get whatever goods he needs to start work again. he says that makes his work very easy for him. to short time later the potters don't have to deducting the cost of the material and rent for the workshop joseph earns around twenty gunnin c.d.'s for this medium sized pot the equivalent of three euros fifty he can afford to pay two employees. he's doing a thriving business as many others are you know. the waste dump operates much like an ounce nest everyone has a job to do and they all work card anything that can be reused is repaired or greek it jeezy who came from nigeria specializes in laptops and works wonders with them starting a business like this back home would have been too expensive. jersey says africans use things a

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solskjaer has been managing molde in his native norway for the last three years, and while his appointment may have surprised some, he's received backing from the man in the opposing dugout tomorrow. they're all looking at somebody that's been there. he's a hero there, really, a legend. with the players they've got, the young lads they've got, i would think that he can't believe his luck, really. it's an amazing opportunity for him. solskjaer‘s only other premier league managerial experience was at cardiff city. he lasted less than nine months and was sacked after relegation. did you learn from that? are better now as a coach and manager? that period in cardiff was, of course, a huge step for me, and i've learned a lot. i've evaluated, reflected on it. i made a few mistakes. but if you don't make mistakes, you're not going to learn. for more than a decade at old trafford, solskjaer was a winner, a fans‘ favourite, but now he must prove himself again. dan roan, bbc news. thousands of people have been flocking to view the new mural by banks see in south wales, portraying a child playing

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united in 11 seasons with the club under sir alex ferguson and is currrently in charge at norwegian side molde but their 2018 season has finished for the winter and does not re—start until march. manchester united inadvertently posted this message on their website earlier but then deleted it, and the norwegian prime minister erna solberg also tweeted her congratulations but has since deleted that post on social media. al ain have shocked south american champions river plate to make the final of the club world cup in the uae. after the match finished 2—2 at the end of extra time the host club won 5—4 on penalties and will face either real madrid clearly not everyone in the capacity crowd thought and al ain win was unlikely but they can't imagine the home side with scores of early. the game was barely two minutes old when they took the lead. the swedish international was credited with getting them in front. river plate's response was almost immediate but after they scored twice in a five—minute spell, and from being a goal down, the south american champions were suddenly 2—1 up with on