got ideal start in 50 minutes, alexandre la cazette got a ideal start in 50 minutes, alexandre lacazette got a goal back before they secured the points. it could be one of the matches of the season. it wasn't all positive for united because paul pogba was sent off, he will miss the manchester derby. amazing attitude from everyone. the quality that they showed. the quality that they showed. the quality of many things. the show also amazing character in the difficult moments of the game. it gave us difficult moment. arsenal gave us difficult moment. arsenal gave us difficult moment. arsenal gave us difficult moment. they had attacking quality and the difficult moment of playing with ten men for quite a lot of time. amazing character by the players, i think they deserve your words that are similarto my they deserve your words that are similar to my work when i met them in the dressing room. elsewhere in the premier league liverpool are into the top four after a 5—1 thrashing of brighton. sam allardyce marked his first game in charge of everton with a 2—0 win over huddersfield. swansea a

alexandre has been an avid football fan since he was six he'll of course be back in his home team at the world cup and will be watching the draw closely. with the hosts so the main thing is for us to at least come in first or second in a group we hope that the russian team will end up in an easy group the whole country is hoping for an easy group. the russian national team currently has the lowest ranked of all the world cup participants but no matter who wins fans like alexandre can still enjoy a month of the beautiful game. surely reporting there now investigators in the hague are looking into how a convicted war criminal was able to bring a deadly chemical into a u.n. courtroom on wednesday former bosnian croat general slobodan project took his own life by drinking the substance after his guilty verdict was upheld in bosnia and croatia the response to his death has been mixed. hundreds of person in crowds gathered for a candle lit vigil in central must one of the keep battlegrounds during the former yugoslavia as years of civil conflict they came to mourn a man the international c

currently has the lowest ranked of all the world cup participants but no matter who wins fans like alexandre can still enjoy a month of the beautiful game. from cookies to bio diesel palm oil is everywhere but it has a bad environmental reputation. no foam is in sierra leone trying to do things differently. this is what palm oil production mostly looks like in sierra leone international companies grow large monocultures lundy for us to their areas using lots of chemicals in the process it's terrible for the environment. but palm oil can also be produced in less harmful ways sorry sesay runs a small family farm. the oil their fruit for twenty five years but they can't be harvested until three or four years after planting so it's a long term investment. and i mean it's gimmicky i decided to go into oil production my only as a go down but this will be my pension and we can harvest it until i die at that so much up and. his family is large and they can harvest the fruit all year round. what they've garnered here earns them around ten euros. and the parts of the plants that can't be turned into o

a situation far more complex than choosing between zander and alexandre. before we get to the end of the show some joyful news coming out of japan people there are bidding farewell to twenty seventeen by laughing away the bad memories from the past months a crowd gathered at a shrine and also a couple for a collective outburst of joy led by local priests oh oh oh oh oh that's twenty minute laughing ritual has become an annual tradition according to a shinto legend laughter lurd the sun got us out of a dark cave. here watching d.w. news i'm irish waiter more coming up at the top of the hour thanks for watching. and. learn german with d w. any time any place. with or with jo jo and her friends. colleagues is going to. miss you expect to see some special close up. with friends all over the world. online and interactive. german to go. learn german for free with d.w. . revolutionary divider of the church great communicator i'm talking about martin luther with clausen from the lutheran church in germany the ek d. welcome to the interview. thanks for inviting me.

at least and it's a tricky situation a situation far more complex than choosing between zander and alexandre. that's a tennis arena williams has confirmed she will make her long awaited return to the sport on the thirtieth of december she will compete at the move adalah championship and exit an exhibition event in abu dhabi the twenty three time grand slam champion has not played since winning the australian open in january taking time out from the sport to give birth to her first child in september the thirty six year old has confirmed she will also be at melbourne park early next year and is looking forward to defending her title. and before we end the show some joyful news from japan people there are bidding farewell to twenty seventeen by laughing away the bad memories from the past months a crowd gathered at a shrine and also a copper a collective outburst of joy led by local priests the twenty eight minute laughing ritual has become an annual tradition according to shinto legend laughter at lord of the sun goddess our out of a dark cave. you're watching news i'm irish waiter more comin

at least and it's a tricky situation a situation far more complex than choosing between zander and alexandre i. seasonal festivities in serbia have been marred by outrage over this extremely expensive christmas tree artificial christmas tree i should say residents in the capital belgrade have joined protests against the mayor accusing him of corruption . oh tanenbaum tanenbaum how green and how ridiculously expensive are your branches that's what some residents in serbia's capital belgrade are thinking after finding out this eighteen metre high plastic christmas tree cost eighty three thousand euros now far from rock in round the christmas tree on a happy holiday some of demonstrating next to it against what they see as corruption banners take aim at the city's mayor with slogans like eighty three thousand euros shame on you. mayor sydney's a molly says he wasn't aware of the cost and would cancel the deal but opposition groups claim he's involved in questionable use of public funds with a tree costing four times the amount of the one outside new york's rockefeller center. this is not only t

german or at least it's a tricky situation a situation far more complex than choosing between zander and alexandre. before we get to the end of the show some joyful news coming out of japan people there are bidding farewell to twenty seventeen by laughing away the bad memories from the past months a crowd gathered at a shrine and also come up for a collective outburst of joy led by local priests oh oh oh oh that's a twenty minute laughing ritual has become an annual tradition according to a shinto legend laughter lurd the sun got us out of a dark cave. i'm. i'm irish waiter more coming up at the top of the hour thanks for watching.

alexandre: no. we recognize, first of all, the to regulatee state our borders and the need for security measures because it is a government responsibility and we have to protect our passengers and crew. we think it is legitimate. what we think is that these measures have to be taken in consultation with industry to be effective, to be implemented properly and to limit the consequences of passengers and our in -- industry. for next year, we see security as an issue that is hovering above the industry, but we do not expect, at this state -- we cannot recommend additional measures unless there is an exceptional -- situation. at the moment, we think what has been done is appropriate. guy: you used to run an airline in europe. we have political chaos surrounding the brexit issue in europe. do you think we will have travel or do youounding this think the airlines affected with sort of migrating to more european-based operating licenses will be able to find a way around this? all, one: first of advocated h

over the more conservative wings one of the of these most prominent figures was elected this co-leader alexandre garland wants the pots to sane the opposition and develop further before it tries to become part of the government. yet we don't want to do this too soon only when we're strong as the other parties or nearly as strong as we have a chance to take responsibility. for the b.f.d. includes members like b. and her who has been investigated for his spot right statements he has called a major holocaust memorial in berlin a monument of national shame but party co-leader yet martin said health care was welcoming the f.t. and to my mind and that's what i got on the mind. that belongs to our party that means not that i agree with every position he has. in his speeches but he belongs to our party and that's. my turn was reelected. his leadership post with seventy two percent of the vote meanwhile comparatively moderate party figures fell short of top spot germany's next government it's still unclear but the a.f.p. could become the largest opposition in parliament that's enough to give the right wi

taken over the number one spot and she nearly broke into the world top ten this year alexandre is already there on the men's side and he has his sights set on his first grand slam title here's more on the stars of german tennis. it was a year to forget for angelica she started twenty seventeen as it was number one but slid down the w t a rankings after some dismount performances on the way up is alexander tzfat have germany's shooting star won five titles and defeated roger federer and novak djokovic his grand slam performances went as spectacular but he finished twenty seventeen as what number four. looking at his ranking you expect to see him always reach semifinals he has to show in china and the second year is always tough. for you here twenty seventeen was a tennis year to remember she even received praise from a idol steffi graf after becoming germany's number one female player following a slow start to the year this one two titles the first silverware since twenty eleven. i think the heat was an eventful year for me and there were some close defeats and some very big ones i lost ga

a further shift to the rise for the alternative for germany may they chose a right wing nationalist alexandr got. and as one of the co-leaders during a party conference in the german city of han over run for the post at the last minute after another more moderate candidate fails to win a no votes. well for more on this now i'm going to cross over to our correspondent who is at the party conference in hanover with that this move does that mean that the f.t. are moving even further to the right under this new lineup. yes certainly it's refused to build a fort fire will towards the rights the extreme right in the posse there's a man called john hooker he doesn't really have much of an official function at the national level but he's the man who said things like the holocaust memorial in berlin being a monument to say he wants to rethink german history and now two of his backers are at the very top of the party and having defeated as somebody who's more moderate the lynn leader of the party who really wanted to have a discussion on how far right this party should be shifting and whether it shoul

team currently is the lowest ranked of all the world cup participants but no matter who wins fans like alexandre can still enjoy a month of the beautiful game. now twenty five years of texting ban is up in one minute with the history of the text message and the future stay tuned for that. where i come from we have to fight for a free press i was born and raised in a military dictatorship with just.

his path set free alexandre lacazette. and then the arsenal breakthrough from a familiar figure. sanchez struck. a fourth goal in three games. illustrating just how much his club depend on him. west brom have begun the game bottom of the table, desperate for points. they've got a penalty. and jay rodriguez earned them a precious draw. local i think, many, many years ago we would have fought very hard for referees to cover some might become professional. and i think they did a good job. but many times now, the imp working. and i question even more when that... we have a very difficult schedule. and i believe that we did fight very hard to win the game. and in the end, we couldn't because of a bad decision. in the end, it was a fortunate decision. you might look back and say it's a penalty. arson death in the doesn't think it's a penalty and ifi the doesn't think it's a penalty and if i was the opposing manager i might not have thought it was a penalty either —— arsene wenger does not think it a penalty. in the fixture at their place we should definitely have had a penalty. som

if the members chose hard line nationalist alexandre garland as one of their co-leaders during a party conference in the city of one over. run for the post at the last minute after another more moderate that failed to win in a full. our correspondent me he had a cosigner spoke to a lot of candidates who last days in the a.f.c. leadership race she asked what he thought he could accomplish now from outside the leadership team. it's a protest you didn't succeed in your attempt to put yourself at the top of the party a more moderate voice how are you now going to deal with the fact that without the support base. you can't get anything done in this party i don't think that's the case because we had a good day well yesterday we had a good result yesterday and i think also the moderates. are now in charge with the . deputy chairman and i think what i try to trigger is a discussion about all these things like getting into power or just to be part of a government and what i forget is in my opinion very important for the party at the same time we hear alexander gallant the newly elected co-head

natural a track he made with the trio couple decamping it's the entrance song of european boxing champion alexandre jimmy trying to. a visit to a church in his hometown of eslinger in in southwest germany surprisingly the gospel rapper had nothing to do with religion until he was sixteen it was only then that he found. another beer and if it isn't to be opposite a typical christian prayer spent with bad guitar music and hymns and we were sitting there together i joined in to be polite and then something happened that i would never have expected i started to cry i've been taught that men don't cry but i bowled my eyes out and that was the most healing thing i'd ever experienced to hear lift up. the experience lead to form a anarchist to study theology and become a deacon the rap. preacher wants to spread faith hope and love to god's neighbors even village and then the. olive flow no man no idea cotton can fall down i did mention food he got canned blue cards that candies if he's going to have a duck nor and stick like. a kid the elephant isn't the only one giving gospel music a taste of wrath he co-

alexandre has been an avid football fan since he was six he'll of course be back in his home team at the world cup and will be watching the draw closely. with the hosts so the main thing is for us to at least come in first or second in a group we hope that the russian team will end up in an easy group the whole country is hoping for an easy group. the russian national team currently has the lowest ranked of all the world cup participants but no matter who wins fans like alexandre can still enjoy a month of the beautiful game. let's go live to moscow where we find that russia bureau chief welcome yuri what are russians think about their team's drawl. highfield wala first are told to leave for russia we'll be joined in group a by saudi arabia egypt and europe way so saudi arabia is well let me say an interesting partner for russia to reach one rich in natural oil who is going to play against russia who is also rich in natural gas so people here are joking joking who will be offering more money to buy referees however after a disappointing performance at the confederations cup last summ

alexandre has been an avid football fan since he was six he'll of course be back in his home team at the world cup and will be watching the draw closely. with the hosts so the main thing is for us to at least come in first or second in a group we hope that the russian team will end up in an easy group the whole country is hoping for an easy group. the russian national team currently has the lowest ranked of all the world cup participants but no matter who wins fans like alexandre can still enjoy a month of the beautiful game. back to europe in moscow affordable the tickets for russians. while the majority of tickets implications came from the russian fans received fifty seven and i'm sorry a fifty seven percent of the tickets. got forty three percent the majority of foreign demand came from a guy. state six china and brazil prices range from ninety euros for a second round group match to nine hundred forty euros for the final in moscow even in the capital moscow here what i'm saying web site right now incomes incomes are higher than in other parts of russia some say tickets are a lux

the shape of water with the mosost amount of nominations at seven including one for french composer alexandre desplat for best score. and there's another french connection doctor timothy shot on their received a really huge domination best actor for a drama. in the movie call me by your name now the golden globes ceremony will take place here in los angeles on january seventh. navy iran i said looking ahead to the over lives will acquit much now. this hour i motif. about a failed suicide bomber. subway. it's an immigrant. supplied by. state group he lightly injured three people and seriously wounded himself. there ain't union has rejected a call from israel's prime this is full of the united states and recognize jerusalem as the capital of the jewish state's israel's continued. across the arab world necessities today in lebano. and it rossi tour of the middle east for russia's president but refusing this monday often also choose the school in syria agent has been meeting with leaders of egypt's. and turkey. i is it some business in news at for you now allowed i. disease is here in this in thi

alexandre lacazette, onside, and the game on, too. there was one big problem for arsenal — de gea, pulling off something truly special here. a double save as good as any to keep his side ahead. and just as united were on the brink, they pulled away again. a classic counter attack, another lingard goal. all they had to do was hold on now. paul pogba did not help the cause, though — a straight red. he misses the manchester derby. yet 3—1 was how it ended. 41 shots on goal in the 90 minutes. an iconic premier league fixture and this was an iconic premier league game. amazing attitude from every one of them. part of the quality from they showed, quality in many things, they showed also an amazing character in the difficult moments of the game, and the game gave us difficult moments, arsenal gave us difficult moments with their attacking quality, and then we had also the difficult moment of playing with ten men for quite a long time. so, amazing character by the players. i think they deserve your words, which are similar to my words

alexandre has been an avid football fan since he was six he'll of course be back in his home team at the world cup and will be watching the draw closely. with the hosts so the main thing is for us to at least come in first or second in a group we hope that the russian team will end up in an easy group but the whole country is hoping for an easy group just on the top of the russian national team currently is the lowest ranked of all the world cup participants but no matter who wins fans like alex on there can still enjoy a month of the beautiful game. modernize . the top stories we're following for you here d.w. pope francis is in bangladesh at this hour where he's led an open air mass for some one hundred thousand catholics in that country. he praised the country for giving shelter to refugees fleeing me and maher but stopped short of calling that minority group by name. just on the macros met the leader of germany's social democrats with the aim of breaking the deadlock over forming a new government for the country the meeting at the presidential palace bellevue in berlin lasted mor

to comply with possibly even sitting more don't think tests as well and the president of the r o c alexandre as you call it also raise concerns that there may be even bigger roadblocks to come. or one of the main issues of concern is whether or leading athletes will get an invitation to the olympics so it won't just be those with less chance of winning medals that go leading athletes will have to remain at home that would be very strange and surprising but i hope that the international olympic committee is interested in the strongest russian athletes taking part of the gate now just to recap how we got to this point the decision to ban russian athletes followed an investigation by an i.o.c. backed commission headed by the former head of the swiss department of sport also the former president of the country samuel schmidt and that report actually highlighted reasonable doubt that any of the suggestions that any knowledge of possible doping in russia went any higher than the national sports association take a listen. nevertheless the independent and impartial evidence do not allow the i.o.c. d

while alexandre lacazette did beat the spaniard just after half—time, united broke away and sealed an impressive victory in a match with 41 shots on goal. amazing character by the players, amazing attitude from every one of them. they showed also amazing character in the difficult moments of the game and the game gave us difficult moments, arsenal gave us difficult moments. there was also one self—inflicted difficult moment for mourinho's men, the late sending—off of paul pogba. commentator: he's trodden right on the back of his knee, pogba, and paul pogba will miss the manchester derby next weekend. with city not playing until today it was a chance for the likes of chelsea and liverpool to close the gap a little. eden hazard getting two for the blues in their win over newcastle. commentator: no lack of confidence there, two for him and three for chelsea. liverpool in free—scoring form, they hit five at brighton and back in the top four. a long way ahead of their local rivals everton. they have a new manager in charge. sam allardyce! and they're starting to find their feet this

but alexandre lacazette, onside, he came on to. there was one big problem for arsenal, david de gea, pulling off something truly special here. a double save as good as any to keep his side ahead. just as united were on the brink, they pulled away again. classic counter attack and another lingard goal. all they had to do was hold on now. paul pogba did not help the cause, a straight red, it will he will manchester derby. an iconic premier league fixture and an iconic premier league fixture and an iconic premier league game. amazing attitude from them. part of the quality from they showed, quality in many things. they showed amazing character in the difficult moments of the game. you can give us difficult moment for arsenal give us difficult moment for arsenal give us difficult moments. they had attacking quality and then we have also the difficult moment of playing with ten men for quite a long time. so amazing character by the players, i think they deserve your words, and my words when i met them in the dressing room. here are the

while alexandre lacazette did beat the spaniard just after half—time, united broke away and sealed an impressive victory in a match with 41 shots on goal. amazing character by the players, amazing attitude from every one of them. they showed also amazing character in the difficult moments of the game and the game gave us difficult moments, arsenal gave us difficult moments. there was also one self—inflicted difficult moment for mourinho's men, the late sending—off of paul pogba. commentator: he's trodden right on the back of his knee, pogba, and paul pogba will miss the manchester derby next weekend. with city not playing until today it was a chance for the likes of chelsea and liverpool to close the gap a little. eden hazard getting two for the blues in their win over newcastle. commentator: no lack of confidence there, two for him and three for chelsea. liverpool in free—scoring form, they hit five at brighton and back in the top four. a long way ahead of their local rivals everton. they have a new manager in charge. sam allardyce! and they're starting to find their feet this

alexandre lacazette, onside, and the game on too. there was one big problem for arsenal, de gea, pulling off something truly special here. a double save as good as any to keep his side ahead. and just as united were on the brink, they pulled away again. a classic counter attack, another lingard goal. all they had to do was hold on now. paul pogba didn't help the cause, though, a straight red. he misses the manchester derby. yet 3—1 was how it ended. 41 shots on goal in the 90 minutes. an iconic premier league fixture and this was an iconic premier league game. tim hague, bbc news. amazing attitude from every one of them. part of the quality from they showed, quality in many things, they showed also an amazing character in the difficult moments of the game, and the game gave us difficult moments, arsenal gave us difficult moments with their attacking quality, and then we had also the difficult moment of playing with ten men for quite a long time. so, amazing character by the players. i think they deserve your words, which are simila

alexandre has been an avid football fan since he was six he'll of course be back in his home team at the world cup and will be watching the draw closely. with the hosts so the main thing is for us to at least come in first or second in a group we hope that the russian team will end up in an easy group the whole country is hoping for an easy group just on the top of the russian national team currently is the lowest ranked of all the world cup participants but no matter who wins fans like alex on the can still enjoy a month of the beautiful game. well let's go right to. standing by for us in moscow just outside the kremlin high yury it looks very cold and snowy there i can see how important is this world cup for the kremlin and also for vladimir putin. hi sue me russia has been paying lots of attention to this show tonight into the world cup generally an historical one for this country which is a normal asli important for russia's president putin the message from bolivia putin is clear yes we can he's trying to score politically putin has been seeking respect and appreciation internati

while alexandre lacazette did beat the spaniard just after half—time, united broke away and sealed an impressive victory in a match with 41 shots on goal. amazing character by the players, amazing attitude from every one of them. they showed also amazing character in the difficult moments of the game and the game gave us difficult moments, arsenal gave us difficult moments. there was also one self—inflicted difficult moment for mourinho's men, the late sending—off of paul pogba. commentator: he's trodden right on the back of his knee, pogba, and paul pogba will miss the manchester derby next weekend. with city not playing until today it was a chance for the likes of chelsea and liverpool to close the gap a little. eden hazard getting two for the blues in their win over newcastle. commentator: no lack of confidence there, two for him and three for chelsea. liverpool in free—scoring form, they hit five at brighton and back in the top four. a long way ahead of their local rivals everton. they have a new manager in charge. sam allardyce! and they're starting to find their feet this

alexandre faite, head of delegation at the international committee of the red cross who is in the capital sana. i wonder caroline if we can start with you, if you could tell our audience about the kind of conditions that people there are facing. well, as you mentioned, yemen is the world's biggest humanitarian crisis. the country has been brought to its knees by conflict. you heard a little bit of the fighting there before, you know, and some of our colleagues left, but many people still remain there and that's something that families and children have had to live through now for two—and—a—half, or more yea rs. now for two—and—a—half, or more years. constant fighting, air strikes, shelling, that's put children at risk on top of a blockade, collapse of basic services like health care and water and sanitation that mean every day there are children, more than 130 children starving to death or dying of disease because of the humanitarian crisis, directly as a result of this war. and when you were there, what we re war. and when you were there, what were your efforts focussed on in

heard it from different pieces from different people if you look at the murray-headlimurray murray-alexandrer bill -- get something done bipartisan. >> let me ask both of you about whether you expect you'll be hearing any complaints from regulators on this front i know you have gone through it with similar situations, mark, with trying to do an insurance deal, but now you have the department of justice focussing on at&t and time warner focussing on vertical deals. does it concern you, and how would that potentially impact you? >> well, becky, we think this transaction is highly complimenta complimentary. you think about this morning, and we've got a tremendous opportunity to create value, you know, for consumers and payers, and, you know, when we talk about payers, that does include the federal government we'll look forward to sitting down with the regulators, talking about, you know, how this comes to life in a meaningful way to see the benefits, the consumers, and the payers can see from this transaction. >> were you surprised with what the department of justice has laid out with at&t and t

>> exactly the murray alexandrer bill. that will help second of all, any new market -- if you studied medicare when medicare advantage came into effect, you saw exactly the same kind of premium rises in the early years. stabilizati stabilization. we're looking at our numbers our rates are beginning to stabilize. we've got this deal we announced yesterday with axa, reinsurance deal, that will also help us stabilize our rates, and a point, becky, that i think is really important, and mario deserves enormous credit, is people like axa, one of the leading worldwide insurance companies. they're betting on us in the individual market. they know what's going down. that's that we've got something that the people want, this consumer driven experience that's really quite unique >> there is news that trump -- or the administration, is going to introduce more low cost plans -- i mean, shortly -- that the way it's being characterized is that it can further destabilize the health of the aca, obama care. is there a way that -- you know,