our lineage and i'll use one example of tommy's joint. tommy's joint is a place that my husband went to as a child and he's a fourth generation san franciscan. it's a place we can still go to today with our children or grandchildren and share the stories of what was san francisco like back in the 1950s. >> i'm the general manager at tommy's joint. people mostly recognize tommy's joint for its murals on the outside of the building. very bright blue. you drive down and see what it is. they know the building. tommy's is a san francisco hoffa, which is a german-style presenting food. we have five different carved meats and we carve it by hand at the station. you prefer it to be carved whether you like your brisket fatty or want it lean. you want your pastrami to be very lean. you can say i want that piece of corn beef and want it cut, you know, very thick and i want it with some sauerkraut. tell the guys how you want to prepare it and they will do it right in front of you. san francisco's a place that's changing restaurants, except for tommy'

tommy, era star. on behalf of bbc north west tonight, we give you the christmas start. —— the christmas star. everybody says what you get out of this? i get exactly the same as you guys. fantastic, thanks a lot. some of the well worth the effort. there is no doubt tommy's abbott approving invaluable. really well done to tommy. nothing like holding a grudge, they seem to hang onto them very tightly in sweden. vandals in sweden have tried to saw through a statue of zlatan ibrahimovic and placed a rope around its neck — in another act of vandalism against the controversial statue in malmo. this latest incident comes after the announcement last month that the legendary striker had invested in hammarby, malmo's rivals. the statue was sprayed with paint and set on fire on the day of the announcement — ibrahimovic‘s house in stockholm was also vandalised. after this latest act, police have put up a fence around the statue, which is outside malmo's stadium. just as well they could not spell it, it i

my name is tommy devoss and i'm a hacker. >> the businesses tommy hacks are headquartered in cities like new york and san francisco. but tommy works out of suburban virginia. all the hacking he does is legitimate. in arrangements called bug bounty programs, companies like verizon and general motors pay him to look for security holes in their system so they can fix them before the bad guys get in. >> when you find one of the ones you know is going to be like a $5,000 or $10,000 payout, you can feel your heart racing faster and it's just like doing drugs. i don't want to go into detail on comparison with that. [laughter] but it is, the same sort of rush. >> for some time now, tech companies have employed legitimate hackers to test their systems. but over the last decade or so, bug bounty hunting has become much more organized. websites that match freelance hackers with businesses. the prize money has now gotten big enough to make this a career. what's the most money you've made on a bug? >> a single report, $20,000. >> what about in a single day? >> $160,000 in october of last year, and i

but tommy works out of suburban virginia. all the hacking he does is legitimate. in arrangements called bug bowen programs, companies like verizon and general mothers pay him to look for security holes in their system so they can fix them before the bad guys get in. >> when you find one of the ones you know is going to be like a $5,000 or $10,000 payout, you can feel your heart racing faster and it's just like doing drugs. i don't want to go into detail on comparison with that but you get that same sort of rush. >> for some time now, tech companies have ployed legitimate hackers systems but over the last decade or so, bug bowen hunting has -- bounty hunting has become much more organized. the prize money has now gotten big enough to make this a career. what's the most money you've made on a bulge? >> a single report is -- 20,000. >> what about in a single day? >> $160,000 in october of last year and i think that only took three or four hours' worth of actually working. >> if you were to average it out, how many hours a week would you say you work? >> five to 10. >

he's tommy orange, is is overheard. [smith] let's onest. is this about the ability to learn or is this about the experience of not having been taught properly? how have you avoided what hase befallen other nations in africa? you could say th but you caused him to sleep in . you saw a problem and over time took it on. let's start with the sizzle before we get to the steak. are you gonna run for president? i think i just got an f from you, actually. this is overheard. (audience applause) [smith] tommy orange, welcome. orange] thank you for having me. [smith] thank you very much for being here. so, i love the book. i wanna talk all about tt book and talk all abu, but i wanna talk about the title of the book first. so i didn't actually get the reference until after that this is gertrude stein. [orange] mm-hmm. [smith] right? like you, an oaklander. is that the right way to say it? oaklandit [orange] oaklander. [smith] oaklander. [orange] yeah. [sth] so gertrude stein mously said of oakland, "there's no there there." and this is esponse, this is

i get the scoop from tommy leggett, a marine scientist and longtime commercial fisherman. so, were they always so popular? i mean, oysters are all the rage. is that sudden? >> no, no, no. native americans have been eating oysters forever, all around the chesapeake bay. >> tommy tells me oysters were not a delicacy back then, but an everyday meal. >> when they finished eating them, whether they were raw or roasted or on a fire, they tossed the shells. and so you can find these old fossil shell piles from 1,000 years ago. >> oyster harvesting becomes a big business in the chesapeake bay -- more than 14 million bushels a year by the 1880s. the supply seems endless. >> it was a wild commodity that you would just go out and take, and there weren't a whole lot of regulations on it. so it created this leasing structure where the state went out and carved it up into real estate. >> in 1899, dirt farmer james croxton, grandfather of billy and jimmy and great-grandfather to ryan and travis, gets in on the new underwater real estate, leasing two acres from the commonwealth of virgini

in the 90th minute when he stole all 3 points for 40 i substitute tommy with a speculative effort who would you stop progress cabbage off guard and bounced in off the post. agazzi and to the 1st half of the season for the visitors crucial relegation battle points for the hopes. to warm the school as just to go finally put an end to their 6 game run in the city. despite the defeats 20 points in 17 games is a good hole and what a season has been let's start with you tom that was your report tell us what you think it will i mean like you said historic season anyway for a new one in the bundesliga their 1st ever season in the top flight and there have been some fantastic highlights so far you know they're flying higher than they expected to be at this stage in the season. home victory of course a very historic moment against bruce your dog and then of course they'd be had to berlin in the 1st leg of the darby this season they then of course beat the then table lead is glad back home so you know doubtless plenty of fun has been had this season. a lot of us have a soft spot for your new tea

substitute tommy with a speculative effort. would you stop progress cabbage off guard and steam off the post. agazzi and to the 1st half of the season for the visitors crucial relegation battle points for the house. to warm the school as just to go finally put an end to their 6 game run in the city. despite the defeats 20 points in 17 games is a good haul and what a season has been let's start with you tom that was your report tell us what you think it will be said historic season anyway for when you were in the bundesliga their 1st ever season in the top flight and there have been some fantastic highlights so far you know they're flying higher than they expected to be at this stage in the season. home victory of course a very historic moment against bruce your daughter and then of course they be head to berlin in the 1st leg of the darby this season they then of course the then table lead is glad back home so you know doubtless plenty of fun has been had that it's a 1st right this season. a lot of us have a soft spot for your

in the 90th minute when he stole all 3 points for 40 i substitute tommy with a speculative effort who would you stop progress cabbage off guard and steam off the post. i've got to and to the 1st half of the season for the visitors crucial relegation battle points for the house. to warm the school as just to go for any potential 2 day 6 k. run in the publicity. despite the defeats 20 points in 17 games is a good hole and what a season has been let's start with you tom that was your report tell us what you think it will be said historic season anyway for a new one in the bundesliga their 1st ever season in the top flight and there have been some fantastic highlights so far you know they're flying higher than they expected to be at this stage in the season. home victory of course a very historic moment against bruce your daughter and then of course they'd be had to berlin in the 1st leg of the darby this season they then of course beat their then table leaders glad back at home so you know doubtless plenty of fun has been had this season. a lot of us have a soft spot for your new team th

tommie copper, keep moving. >> tucker: newly elected d.a.'s in some of america's biggest cities many backed by george soros what they care about emptying prisons and shack ling law enforcement no downside on either account. shield themselves with taxpayer funded body guards. new york city being played by mob based crime. work together to lewd stores or target vulnerable individuals. near washington. attacks like this are up 50% o'er the last year. local television station chronicled the problem. >> he hit me three or four times on the side of my head. broke open my head. i was bleeding quite a lot. >> i was trying to fend off one guy. he knocked me on the ground and took my wallet. >> these are the stories of victims of largely random attacks on the streets of the district. the one thing in common the suspects were large groups of teens, video shows teens throwing a man on to metro tracks back in september. and take a look at this video. up to 14 teens stomping and punching. even spitting on two men outside a dupont circle hotel in july. >> t

i see tommy high note in the forward-looking view. this is when we were operating around 10 building revolutionary development support. hat stolen by one of the local kids. those of you who speak vietnamese would recognize this. this was a village, it involved ting ornd of vo election. i thought it was very picturesque. what i was most impressed with how the people use mobile -- the rivers for mobility. the incredible stuff you could put in the most rickety looking boat known to mankind. he saw the buffaloes, but the little kids had no fear of them whatsoever. theou can see, you get attention of the water buffalo and direct them appropriately. there would be opportunities to engage with the enemies. often, we were on search and evade operations. this is a 1960 era coke can. the was emblematic of difficulties i have blending in with the vietnamese. catch -- guess which one was the american? this is our bunker in the barbed wire that was ubiquitous. we would use these boats to go everywhere. this is a remnant outpost of the 857 c battal

tommy davidson is joining us here in the studio, hello. i'll come back. >> do you know the way to san jose? >> dionne warwick, baby. >> dionne warwick. >> i know it, i love it. >> yes, we were having fun here singing dionne. >> she is still with us. >> she is, still here. >> i like your, what you call this? >> thank you, this is my lc. at the new touch on elf. >> you are back in the bay area now, when you come into shows here, do you ever change you know, your set, considering where we are? a lot of silicon valley might come to you? >> it expands. i can do more here, because there are more different types of people here. >> right, i didn't know. >> you've got asians, you got everything, it's a good mix up here. >> if you go to a town that maybe not so diverse, you keep it in a box? >> i can't go to let's say, boston, and do telemundo, you know, they go what's that? or if i say this holiday you are waiting on tia's tacos or tia's tamales, they know that means. yeah, i'm waiting on those. can't wait to have those, you know? >> so you have a

he plans to turn it into an opera, like previous wor" tommy" and "quadrophenia." the who also have a new album out, called "who"-- about, among other things, aging. >> i wrote the songs for roger. so dealing with his perception of what aging is and hoping, funnily enough, he didn't connect with, i sent him about 15 songs. he didn't connect with any of them. d he didn't respond for five months. nothing.g. i had noth and then when he did respond, he said, these are songs for you, pete., and i sa, roger, these are songs for you!or >> rr: because he doesn't want to face the aging the way you do. >> maybe, maybe.. i don't kn >> reporter: one song townshend penned for the new album: "i don't wanna get wise." >> i aligned the idea of the wisdom of aging, t wisdom of experience, the wisdom of suffering, the wisdom of psing through life, being something which is a mark of aging. y and therefor know, in a sense, that the song i don't want to get wise is another you know, i don't want to get old! >> reporter: in 2003 townshend was arrested on child porn charges. but he's alw

tommy dorsey, the band leader -- once, when he was short on cash, she bought his sax. mickey rooney -- she taught him dance steps. and so on. barry has one thought -- edith's a wack job. >> i was thinking "crazy old lady" for a while. >> but in the winter of 2007, edith's health suddenly declines. just as suddenly, the construction manager finds himself doing things he really never signed up for -- helping edith shower, use the bathroom, take her medicine, including insulin shots. a big question occurs to barry -- what happens when the mall is done and he moves to another job? what happens if edith lives to 100? that won't happen. in april 2008, edith is diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. she declines treatment and, knowing she'll soon need someone else to make her decisions, gives barry her power of attorney. it's a big responsibility. did you really want it? >> i didn't really want it, and i didn't really understand exactly what all it meant. >> uh-oh. >> yeah, uh-oh. i said, "do you understand the power you're giving me?" and she said, "why do you think i chose you?"

he gave the gun back to avon tommy and he took off running. and then he was running and wrote a short time later he heard some gunshots in the brent all of the way home. the authorities realized the three boys were pretty soon after the shooting took place. a farmer across the road heard the shots, and came to the aid and took them to a dr. in town to be treated. and before he passed away later that night, ashley identified the three boys. cameron and abe and tommy as well. so they already knew who they were. they went and arrested the three almost immediately. and once word spread around town, some of the neighboring communities that mr. nair had passed away later that night, somebody put his bloody shirt, they hung it outside of the window-flame the crowd even more and then rumors spread staying that they thought mary was in the car with him. the rumor spread and eventually by the next warning, there was a crowd of thousands of whites in town. they were in intent i'm going into the jail and taking the three boys out of losing them. and event

he gave begun t back to abe and tommy and he took off running. as he was running, a short time later he heard some gunshots and then he ran all the way home. the authorities realize who the three boys were pretty soon after the shooting took place. a farmer across the road toward the shots, took the man to doctor in town to be treated. before he passed with her that night he identified the three boys, cameron and abe and tommy as well. they already knew they werewe ad he went and arrested the three of them almost immediately. once word spread around town and some of the neighboring communities that the minute passed away late that night, somebody put his bloody shirt, they hung outside h a window and inflamed the crowd even more. rumors spread that sexual assaulted the woman in the car that night even though they never touched her. the rumors spread and eventually by the next morning there was a crowd of thousands of whites in town and they were intent on going into the jail and taking the three boys out and lynching them. eventually they went in

. >> ma barker had her tommy gun and shot out this window? >> right. [ gunfire ] >> ...an epic gunfight... >> it went on for about four hours. it's the longest in fbi history. >> digging up some bullets fired from that window. >> ...haunting history... >> you'd hear, often, footsteps up and down the stairs, just in the middle of the night. >> ...set for sail. >> this is a lot bigger than any of us realize. [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ] ♪ >> i'm jamie colby, headed into the town of ocklawaha, florida, 60 miles northwest of orlando, and i'm on my way to meet a man who inherited a house riddled with gangster history. >> my name is carson good. for more than a century, my family has owned this property here on lake weir, a place for peace and quiet, except for one very loud, bloody day in 1935. >> carson, hi. i'm jamie. >> hey, jamie, how are you? >> carson invites me into his strange inheritance, and the minute you take a look around, you can tell it's just frozen in time. he says everything is exactly as it

tommy to fight again cuts. was little bit maybe a. little bit of. a. bit odd a. little. bit . ott. god. gaddaar you're talkin to false get it takes out her handkerchief and wiped her eyes glow in the have burst she can't believe what she's seeing the bright light shines right out into the winter darkness what he she sees her neighbors crossing over the bridge including helga the baker from the other end of the village they all saw the lights. gather they cry what a wonderful idea. and grandma suddenly realizes that she's smiling no she's beaming it she beams at that and come she says to her grandson manuel and her daughter it's time to make the waffles it really is the most beautiful time of the year it's sight to see august. thank. you. coalition government made up of the christian and social democrats has been in constant crisis from the start. resignations most of trust our struggles and election telecoms. you take a look inside the government in germany to diminishing coalition 15 minutes. later we were wrong when we were. 80 percent of americans at some point in our lives will

shery: malaysian attorney general tommy thomas with sophie kamaruddin in kuala lumpur. plenty market, on "daybreak: asia this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: you are watching daybreak: australian. 2019 has been a particularly bad year for boeing and shareholders. the 737 max remains grounded with no sign of a return soon. while a software glitch caused the new starliner space capsule to abort a mission to the international space station. what went wrong? su: this space capsule was an opportunity for boeing to reestablish its technical prowess. it appears to have done the opposite. with theable to dock international space station and landed in new mexico six days ahead of schedule, aborting the original mission. in terms of nasa history, most space capsules land in the water. this was the first time there was actual landing, a successful landing, but on land. the take off on friday, the launch, went quite well. the ceo was there. it was a moment of pride for boeing. butted off well enough, according to those close to the situation, it soon ran into problems that resulted in the

>> por los famosos tommy ramos (aplausos) y karely lÓpez (aplausos) >> sandarti: bravo. >> frederik: excelente. >> para los contendientes chuy almada y la bala, ellos van a estar de regreso, van a tener su segunda oportunidad porque fueron competidores que realmente lo dejaron absolutamente todo. >> sandarti: lo sabemos. >> no tuvieron la oportunidad de coronarse campeones pero van a tener esta nueva oportunidad de conocer estos nuevos circuitos porque estos cuatro no conocen los nuevos circuitos van a tener la oportunidad de conocer los nuevos circuitos. >> y tampoco conocen el sabor de la victoria. >> correcto. >> exactamente. >> ayer colegas muchachos mientras hacÍan una sesiÓn de fotos estos cuatro maravillosos competidores le hice algunas preguntas ¿quieren ver lo que me dijeron. >> sandarti: por favor. >> por favor. >> vamos? >> frederik: vamos a verlo. >> frederik: finalmente estamos con chuy quÉ oportunidad ¿en algÚn momento dijiste voy a volver si me lo proponen, te lo proponen y regresas ¿cÓmo te sientes? >> feliz contento porque por ustedes estoy aquÍ una vez mÁs

in studio hi tommy what more can you tell us about this attack well board from the defense ministry that they say hundreds of attackers came to this camp there was and she's day hundreds of them came with gunfire with mortar shells even suicide car bombs and storm that have the fighting went on for about 3 hours before the defense ministry says the attackers then fled across the nearby border to mali so this is this is believed to be the largest or the deadliest attack so far on these areas and troops we mentioned that the so-called islamic state is present in this area are they behind this attack well we don't know yet we'll find out soon this is the kind of attack especially one of this size that you had a groups tend to treasure and we'll hear something from them you know soon whether in form of a statement or even sometimes a form of a recording they tend to record these attacks but the state has this growing presence in the say hell not just in asia and when people look at for example syria iraq and these human you know because the islamic state has had a decline there that it'

tommy is in st. louis, democrat. please go ahead. on?er: what's going i'm glad they finally went through the impeachment. everyone knows this is bad for america. host: what was the impeachment argument that convinced you he should be impeached? caller: the abuse of power, the argument that he is hiding a lot of documents. a lot of things work red flags -- were red flags for me. host: have you been following his presidency since 2016? caller: yes, i have. host: overall, what do you think? caller: unemployment rate is down. he has done a few things, but it does not justify the wrongs he is doing. host: that is tommy in st. louis. ohio,s willie in republican. caller: i think it is a wrongdoing by the democrats. i think it has been a witch hunt won the one, since he election. host: when you say witchhunt, give us some examples. caller: you see it every day. they hate him. she got off of the podium today, s he would not send over the transcripts, you know? she kept saying we will see what they do first. it is always about them. host: that is

. >> reporter: "tommy," the film and broadway hit rock opera umout a boy struck deaf, d and blind by trauma, turns out to have been an allegory of that experience. >> in tommy, i completely unconsciously use this idea as a vehicle for exploring my own reallyuite tragic story. roger daltrey wanted do a tour of the cplete tommy and we did a test of it, and on the first night, i had a nervous breakdown on the stage. this is too much, a celebration of my difficulties, a celebration of my childhood suffering >> reporter: in the end, though, townshend belies in art, andei its ability toorce not sufferinbut hope. >> and my method as a musician is to try to create events, to g try musical moments wherer, people gathere they unify, and where they realize that just understanding thatall understand is very, very important. >> reporter: so are you in part working at your age because you feel that you are a source, as indeed y are, of people coming together? >> as an artist, i... i feel very, very luc they call it? do a patron. and the patron is my audience. and continues to work for them. and i

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. >> tommy, what do we have? >> all right. christmas is just over two weeks away, and tay we are giving you some amazing gifts allnder $40. >> let's take a look. >> all right. we are starting with an amazing gift for your aunt, your mother, your sister. any lady in your life is going to love this. this is an initial necklace. it's available in every single letter of thealphabet. you ve many options. and as you can see here they're inaeautiful 18arat gold over sterling silver. you're going to get thatasting brightness. it en has a cubic zirconia accent bezel. >> you know wt i love? i love to layer necklaces. >> oh, yeah. >> and this is so dainty. it feels so personal. >> it's a great idea for new or expecting mother or grandmother because you canut that new initial of that baby or the grandchild right around your neck. >> what are we looking at pricewise? >> we haveeen these as high as $135. but right here it's only 39. that's a 71% savings. >> thais huge. especially with the 18 karat gold factor. okay. >> i've got you. i'll ru

(sfx: piano plays "twinkle twinkle little star" tommy? (sfx: audience laughing) go get him! don't stop. keep playing. (sfx: pianist playing masterful duet) here we go here's the fun part did you do this? great job! (sfx: audience applause) lou: stephanie grisham on this broadcast earlier tonight blasted the dim *' abuse of power. >> they know what they have done is backfiring. she is going to lose the majority. if this does go to the senate, we welcome a trial, we welcome showing the president did absolutely nothing wrong. lou: that's it for us tonight. we thank you for being with us. judicial watch's tom fitton, former acting attorney general matthew whitaker are among our guests monday. be sure to follow me on twitter @loudobbs, and fib and insta his new given his outlook on 2020. the blood drop support for 20 entire expectations. that's 80,000 more than the initial expectation for that emnt

to get off tommy is back to normal as for me. well. it's good to have you with us it's the largest intolerant of minorities since world war 2 more than $1000000.00 ethnic we get muslims locked up in special prisons in china northwestern region of. recent weeks even more evidence of these camps leaked communist party papers reveal amongst other things instructions from the top on showing absolutely no must see and. yet the camps continue the question is why there's been lots of condemnation but the election the u.s. house of representatives has passed a bill to impose sanctions against chinese officials duckie has denounced what china calls reeducation camps as a court great shame for humanity but is that enough in a moment i'll be asking a german m.p. if germany should be doing more but 1st this report looks back at the anatomy of a cultural genocide. for thousands of years they've been here toxic rieger. trading growing up and coming of age living in changing province western china. for thousands of years they've been here tar kick re

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my brother tommy was mayor of baltimore when he was in his 30s. his hallmark as mayor, his vision was to say, i want to rid our society of every vestige of discrimination. and that was his call to action. as far as the president is concerned, this will sound flippant, but he should know about some of that because his son-in-law has been cited for many violations in baltimore, in the apartments that he rents out, there. but our urban centers and our mayors are really giving us great hope as to how we can work together. the president is out of the paris accord. but our mayors and many states and regional multistate collaborations are very important. and the mayors, my father was a mayor, my brother was a mayor, so i know how immediate the challenges are to mayors. and the mayors are really leading the way on so many issues in terms of ending disparaty in income, we have to be part of ending the climate crisis. i keep talking about that because it's an economic issue as well as a public health issue as well as a defense and moral issue for us. i have

when you were knocking on the door of a 2nd away when overseas but those hopes were dashed by eric tommy in the 90th minute when he stole 3 points for 14. substitute tell me with a speculative effort that when you stop a rafael kev each off guard and bounced in off the post. a gutsy and to the 1st half of the season for the visitors crucial relegation battle points for the house. to warm the school as just to go finally put an end to this 6 game with this run in the publicity. sunday 2nd match saw frankfurt with a golden opportunity to end their slump they faced bottom of the table potter ban but the freshly promoted side dug deep to pull off a surprise when. the last one displayed a match of 29 team. coach audi which has frankfurt have been banged up by a heavy schedule meanwhile. stephan baumgartner petter born want to keep the hope of leaving the drop zone and i got off to a strong start. trying his luck from distance in the 9th minute and he hit the target frankfurt keeper felix speed could only watch it go in the last place where having a better game and they made it to nil shortly

the family they don't see you and maybe it means i use my annual leave maine said i you know i use my tommy lee time. now there is help for the helpers some volunteers to be called been saved for about 20 days worth of income lost while fighting the recent fires. as this is a very prolonged for us lisa this is putting additional demands on our firefighters in particular and it means that the turnouts in the call outs have been far more extensive than in previous years going well and beyond and above what is normally expected of those who are engaged in volunteer service. already public servants have been pledged additional leave to join the fight. with us truly is some of just getting started the country needs more helping hands to step up to the challenge. you're watching t w news from berlin coming up next all stories the weekend reports and don't forget you can always keep up with the latest news and information anywhere anytime at our website w dot com follow us on twitter at g.w. news i'm way in thanks for joining us. 50 years of religions for peace people from many different things al

most of us are familiar with dred scott, and you already chief justice roger tommy's majority opinion in the dred scott case. you read that opinion and it is notorious in american history for the blatant racism in it, for the sanction to human property under the constitution, and for denying black citizenship. and denying blacks even as persons under the constitution. dred scott was one type of freedom suit. it was based on his physical presence in a free state, illinois, and his physical presence in wisconsin, a free territory. it is often presented in american history textbooks as if it were the only freedom suit in american history to go to the supreme court, the only, uniformly presented as dred scott, one man bringing a freedom suit. but when we look into it closely, there were thousands of freedom suits in american courts. all of them challenging the notion of slavery under the constitution. what we are looking at here is a long line of anti-slavery constitutionalism. that is our subject for today, what are the freedom suits about, what did they do, and how do they challenge the

when you were knocking on the door of a 2nd away when the season but those hopes were dashed by eric tommy in the 90th minute when he stole all 3 points for 14. substitute told me with a speculative effort to stop or rafael kept it off guard and bounced in off the post. a gutsy and to the 1st half of the season for the visitors crucial relegation battle points for the hosts. to warm the school as just to go finally put an end to this 6 k. with this run in the. sunday 2nd match saw frankfurt with a golden opportunity to end their slump they faced bottom of the table potter bond but the freshly promoted side dug deep to pull off a surprise when. the last one just they got a match of 2019. coach paddy hooters frankford have been banged up by a heavy schedule meanwhile is deaf and dumb guards petter born want to keep the hope of leaving the drop zone and they got off to a strong start. bt trying his luck from distance in the 9th minute and he hit the target frankfurt keeper félix of evolved could only watch it go in the last place where having a better game and they made it to nil shortly bef

when you were knocking on the door of a 2nd away win over seas but those hopes were dashed by eric tommy in the 90th minute when he stole over 3 points for 40. substitute tell me with a speculative effort that when you stop a rafael kept it off guard and bounced in off the post. and gutsy and to the 1st half of the season for the visitors crucial relegation battle points for the house. to warm the school as just to go finally puts an end to their 6 game winning this run in the city. you're watching news from berlin coming up we've got a documentary film for you on the early days of. political. career thanks for being with us. and follow the adventures of the famous naturalist and explorer. to some racial politics on the phone while it's 250 the 1st day were embarking on a voyage of discovery. expedition voyage on the t.w. . plane.

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violinist and conductor his mother an opera singer they encouraged their sons musical talent to see tommy saw or made the rope they got made to move in this direction without putting me under pressure so reasons even like a ray of sun that says go this way he says dissolve you so you get to the zoo. the sun studied violin piano and conducting in leningrad and vienna his big breakthrough came when he won the 1971 carry on competition in berlin he later worked in oslo pittsburgh and amsterdam in 2003 he became chief conductor of the bavarian radio symphony orchestra in munich. that is and 190 someone who really knows how to inspire people and infuses every note within a passion that's a rare quality of food and this is and is it in a quality it. with young sons passing the music world has lost a great conductor. but don't forget you can always get d.w. news on the guard just download our app from google play all from the app store now to give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news and if your part of a news story you can a

on the family they don't see you may it means i use my annual leave a main said i you know i use my tommy lee time. now there is help for the helpers some volunteers to be called been stated for about 20 days worth of income lost while fighting the recent fires. as this is a very prolonged for us this is putting additional demands on our firefighters in particular and it means that the turnouts in the call outs have been far more extensive than in previous years going well and beyond and above what is normally expected of those who are engaged in volunteer service and so on already public servants have been pledged additional leave to join the fight. with australia's summer just getting started the country needs more helping hands to step up to the challenge. and joining me now from sydney is james morris he's a spokesman for the new south wales rural fire service thanks so much for being on our program well there's been a bit of good news for the volunteer firefighters with the government saying they're now going to be paid just how much of a difference is this going to make to their liv