. >> this is at an airport in amsterdam, about 9 miles outside of the city. we are being told this is what they call a group three which is a high-level alert. what's happening, we believe there, isn't that air europa plane -- there are reports that at least one as many as three men with knives may be taking over this plane. it is spain's third largest air carrier. the plane itself is apparently away from the gate and leaning toward the runway but it's unclear right now if it's near the runway, on the tarmac or still in the gate area. but we news know the plane is secluded and these people are on the plane. it is an 80 3:30, airbus 3:30 and that is -- it's a wide body carrier. if this plane was to go up it was scheduled to fly to mandarin and if this thing gets airborne, they have the capacity to fly 5-6000 miles of that's fully loaded with fuel. on board the plane, we do not know the passenger load but these planes are capable of carrying 200 of 50 or hundred 90 passengers. we don't know exactly the situation but we do know that there are groups on the groun

at 25 he moved to amsterdam at the time a flourishing center of trade citizens used their newfound wealth to commission portraits of themselves. branch was in huge demand. we did this house for nearly 20 years today around 280000 visitors pass through museum annually. this is actually the area where the family lived their family life took place and this is also an area of success of happiness but also of great sorrow for example we have the box bed here where the family would sleep and this is also the area where remnants 1st died. so this is rembrandt studio this is actually the place where many of his masterpieces were in may and here we see a lovely corner where we can see how he worked with light and here he has a cloth hanging and this cloth softens the light so it filters the light coming in . rembrandt's genius extended to printmaking as well he generally made his actions so using the method demonstrated to visitors of the rembrandt house museum. good money could be made from print series in those days even so toward the end of his life rembrandt was destitute you lived in a grand.

amsterdam's rights museum fascinate generations of visitors. christmas unites people all over the world but each country has its own traditions and of course this also applies to the food that during the festive season in our new serious cold traditional christmas fair we take a look at what is cooking around the continent and find out how the dishes prepared at today's episode takes us to foodies paradise in london. in britain christmas just wouldn't be christmas without a turkey and christmas party. the roast restaurant is located at london's baro market this game a venue gets into the festive mood in late november and turkeys featured on the menu. for ship on the step by step along the bottom often stay with you they were going to mike i took a cool christmas turkey and the toughest was pretty. much bishop concentrates on the turkey pressed. the biggest problem people have with it they're very vile very big on moves and the difference between cooks in the breast and the like a leg tends to press tends to go drive for the leg is cooked so we

amsterdam's rights museum fascinate generations of visitors. christmas unites people all over the world but each country has its own traditions and of course this also applies to the food that served during the festive season in our new serious cold traditional christmas fair we'll take a look at what is cooking around the continent and find out how the dishes prepared at today's episode takes us to foodies paradise in london. in britain christmas just wouldn't be christmas without a turkey and christmas pudding. the roast restaurant is located at nandan foreign markets this goal may venue gets into the festive mood in late november and turkey's speech on the menu. hi i'm up to ship on the ship but right from london bar i'm off in style we're going to we're going to my typical christmas stocking and the type of christmas pudding. that bishop concentrates on the turkey breast. the biggest problem people would talk is that they're very vile very beguiling moves on the difference between cooking the breast and the like leg tends the press tends to

amsterdam, a huge internal hub. what's going on? >> 67,000 people work at this airport. there are more than 500 outlets within the complex at the airport itself. what we know, a suspicious situation is currently taking place on an aircraft. this began a little under an hour ago. this is what the royal dutch police have announced. they say stand by for more details. what we understand from the dutch national broadcaster at the moment is that multiple emergency and security vehicles have been seen heading towards the airport. the dutch national broadcaster says that they understand the situation that surround way to the airport has a threat to the well being, a threat to life of the people in the immediate vicinity. that hasn't been clard phi yet by the dutch police, but what we understand at the moment is that there is a huge security operation under way at the airport, that the aircraft in question is on the ground, that the suspicious situation is on board the aircraft, it's not clear to us yet if the aircraft is still at the gate or if it's out on the taxi way. but wha

world held its breath for hours late today after word of a possible airplane hijack drama unfolding in amsterdam a signal mistakenly transmitted from the cockpit of a madrid bound airplane triggered a full on military and police response and reminded us all that when it comes to aviation security, there is no taking chances kelly cobiella starts us off >> reporter: at one of the busiest airports in the world tonight, a major security scare. planes stranded at gates after dutch police got a hijacking alert from the cockpit of a plane that hadn't taken off. flights delayed, parts of the airport closed. nearly two hours later it was over. the airline, air europa, explaining on twitter the alert was activated by mistake nothing has happened all passengers are safe and sound 50 million travelers fly through amsterdam's schiphol airport every year last new year's eve passengers were evacuated after a man claimed to have a bomb police arrested a 51-year-old canadian but found no explosives tonight dutch military police tell us they're still investigating what sparked today's hijacking alarm. lester >>

all passengers are safe and sound." 50 million travelers fly through amsterdam's schiphol airport every year last new year's eve passengers were evacuated after a man claimed to have a bomb police arrested a 51-year-old canadian but found no explosives tonight dutch military police tell us they're still investigating what sparked today's hijacking alarm. lester >> kelly cobiella with those anxious moments, is in custody tonight i mexico where nine americans were killed including six children and their er were the families targeted by a drug cartel here's miguel almaguer >> reporter: relatives of the victims gathered at the horrific crime scene in sonora, mexico, as police investigate the massacre that left three american mothers and their six children dead after a savage shooting with 200 rounds fired >> this is devastating. >> i keep thinking i'm going to wake up >> reporter: today investigators announced the arrest of one man who may be connected. the mexican president saying the u.s. can help in the investigation. military officials adding, the ambush may have been a case of mistaken

adi there in amsterdam. now it's time for a slice of living history. the fete des vignerons is a huge wine festival that's been taking place in switzerland since 1797. usually it's once every 25 years, and this year lucy went along as well as being home to unesco—protected lavaux vineyards, vevey is known for its living tradition — the fete des vignerons. a three—week long celebration of wine that transforms the town. and while switzerland might not spring to mind when you think of wine, they actually produce 100 million litres of wine per year, only exporting 2% of it. it's said that during the fete des vignerons visitors unsuspectingly work their way through — are you ready? over half a million bottles of wine. and the festival itself began as a one—day fee is hosted as a one—day feast hosted by an ancient brotherhood as a way to reward the best winemaker in the region. and it clearly takes the locals a while to recover as the festival only takes place once every 20 to 25 years. the fete des vignerons began in 1797 as a small parade throu

adi there in amsterdam. now it's time for a slice of living history. the fate vengeur masque is a huge wine festival taking place in switzerland since 1797. usually it's once every 20 years, and this year lucy once every 20 years, and this year lu cy we nt once every 20 years, and this year lucy went along to take part. as well as being unesco protected, vevey is famous for the fete des vignerons. they produced 100 million litres of wine per year, but only export 2% of it. are you ready? 0ver half a million bottles of wine. the festival itself began as a one—day fee is hosted by an ancient brotherhood as a way to record the best winemaker in the region. and it clearly ta kes best winemaker in the region. and it clearly takes the locals a while to recover as the festival only takes place once every 20—25 years. the fete des vignerons began in 1797 as a small parade through the streets of vevey. but because of unrest in the region over the next couple of decades, the next event wasn't organised for another 22 years. a cycle that has remained ever sin

and so my father had met a friend in amsterdam who had just received the passports for him and itself, and he gave my father the name of a met in stockholm. and he said to send in four passport pictures come and you don't have to say very much in your letter because he will know why you're sending it. so we were hoping we would receive these passports in the mail, but that did not happen. we were supported to vesta park and the passports had not arrived. but about two or three months later, arrived in the camp, and that was in itself a miracle because passports had been sent to our home address in amsterdam, and we never got any mail forwarded from her home and address. in one day the passports came. so probably had something to do with the fact that germans had, the nazis had a policy, and exchange where they were eager to have a reserve of jews with passports that they could use to get german citizens who were in foreign countries when the war began and they couldn't come back to germany, and they wanted to have their germans back to help win the war. so when the passports arrived,

rights,ew york city "when the wall came down we took the train from amsterdam to berlin. patrolled by east german soldiers with rifles. at the brandenburg gate, east germans came across to stand in the west which was all they could do with no money." "i cried with relief and joy in disbelief. i thought it would never come down. i'm a minister woman. the desire for -- i am a midwestern woman. the desire for freedom is a powerful force." " i was 10 years old. my teacher was a berliner. i recall her tears of joy. she gave me a piece of the wall with a guiltl -- which i still display on my desk today." we are taking your phone calls on the phone lines we set aside mountain,n, central, pacific, and german-americans. oceanside, california. caller: i was born right after the war and i was always scared of the communists. ,verything that was on tv everything was about how bad the calmness was. there were so many tv shows and movies about the war. you cannot escape it. it was scary. i guess i never thought it would come down. you thingss to show can change. host: thanks for that c

reports of suspicious activity on an airplane at amsterdam's airport. dutch authorities confirm all the passengers and crew have now been safely removed from the plane. this video from inside the airport just in from dutch international broadcasters. we'll keep you posted as the investigation into that incident continues. >>> meantime, it's been a rough week for president trump between last night's election and the impeachment hearings. his legal battles haven't gone much better. take for example the former apprentice contestant who's accused him of sexual assault. her lawyer says that right around the time of the alleged assault, cell phone records show that trump spoke with summer six times in three months including twice when he was staying at the beverly hills hotel in california. the president's lawyers have repeatedly denied the allegations. and as his attorneys contend with that case, he's ready to take the fight over releasing his tax returns to the supreme court. a big risk that could, as "the new york times" put it, produce a major statement o

but quakers continue to come in to defy the order he decides to send one to amsterdam to be tried and finally his bosses although there were quakers said layoff these people they said we don't like quakers anymore but we want population they are willing to come in, fine so finally he does back off. >> speaking of thin-skinned people running in new york you mentioned rudy giuliani and now we have another thin-skinned person who is now the governor so tell us the story of a different hamilton. >> that's right the english conquer new amsterdam in 1664 and in the 18th century we have a series of royals some are worse than others in new york historical society owns a portrait of one of them in a women's dress. rudy giuliani saturday night live by the way. [laughter] he would allegedly lurk on the street corner. and this picture depicts them in drag its probably a forgery. 's and it takes six months to get over here from england and during that time so he says when he arrives you owe me my back salary. [laughter] they don't want to pay him it goes to the lower court and rules against cosby

stryker has agreed to by right medical based in amsterdam. wright makes shoulder and ankle implants. it saw its shares jump. stryker is lower. let's bring in bloombergs joshua feynman. what kind of price tag is $4 billion. it sounds like a lot but what will stryker get for that? joshua: it sounds like the right place -- the right price. analysts are saying it is in the area it should be. it is pretty good. in terms of getting deals done, there is a huge wave at the moment. how is this affecting valuations of smaller companies and changing the nature of the sector? joshua: there has been a lot of consolidation in the sector and this is more of the same. as far as be an issue antitrust is concerned because there has been a lot of consolidation and this is another company that is being purchased. vonnie: does this put any kind of burden on stryker at all? stryker has acquired a lot of companies. it does not look like there would be any kind of problem. joshua: there were a couple analysts that thought it could use its cash for something else, so

which will mean quicker road connections between the financial harbor frankfurt and destinations like amsterdam and brussels the bridge to 8 years to built critics say its boils the beauty of the wine region for others the 160 meter high bridge germany's 2nd highest is a marvel of modern architecture. i'd say so. thanks for watching. i'm askin the few more. and in the end it's a me your not a latina and more we will send you that. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers with lions and. what's your story. ready ready and women especially in victims of violence. take part and send us your story. we are trying always to understand this new culture. are not a visitor. you want to become sitting. in for migrants your platform for reliable information. welcome to news from the world of arts and culture here's what's coming up today. british actress jane birkin tempestuous relationship with says gangs war and much more revealed in her memoir. and our intrepid baker and europe correspondent old massive baking bread from survive here which even has been here in the recipe. but 1st a great deal of

stand against racism after a game was suspended last week following abuse of a player know it i axes amsterdam arena and elsewhere across the country players stood still for a minute after kick off and a poor did with coaches and fans joining in the message racism and we don't play that was displayed on stadiums schoolbooks the protests followed a spate of racist incidents at football matches in the netherlands and throughout europe. to brazil now where there were aerial thrills and spills going to the kite boarding world championships and a local victory to cheer as well now competitors took to the beach in cold. move east and fishing village that has become a kite surfing mecca 17 year old valentine the dream because of colombia took the men's title meanwhile the women's when a new cuteness soul was even younger just 15 on the brazilian celebrated a popular victory in front. that's what you're up to date on out of the humphrey invited call takes over the news desk also you know to. go to the girl makes you. a good mind story. with exclusive. don't seem. to be curious minds. do it yourself ne

set off a hijack alarm and sparked a major security alert at schiphol airport in the dutch city of amsterdam. part of the airport — one of europe's busiest — was then closed off as police responded to the reported threat. so let's begin. with me is alpesh patel who's ceo of praefinium partners. wright the guardian and nearly all the newspapers have tom watson on the newspapers have tom watson on the front page this morning as he announced he is leaving. he is

set off a hijack alarm and sparked a major security alert at schiphol airport in the dutch city of amsterdam. part of the airport — one of europe's busiest — was then closed off as police responded to the reported threat. so let's begin. with me is alpesh patel who's ceo of praefinium partners. wright the guardian and nearly all the newspapers have tom watson on the newspapers have tom watson on the front page this morning as he announced he is leaving. he is not running in this election. and i ought to declare a letter campaign of 130 british indian groups against corbyn‘s labour party because they are damaging relations between the uk and india. i would declare that force —— first and foremost. tom watson was seen as a moderate voice and if this pushes them more to the left where presumably there are fewer vote rs left where presumably there are fewer voters and a report today in one of the newspapers, the metro, said they would lose by about 100 seats. what a whopping disaster. this would move them, presumably, to an even greater defeat. not necessarily. and remember, we can't r

>>> fears of a hijacking and hostage situation brought amsterdam's airport to a standstill before it was found to be a false alarm. police were conducting an investigation onboard an air europa flight on wednesday, when a security alert that triggers airport hijacking protocols was activated by mistake. the airline tweeted that passengers on the madrid-bound flight were okay and they apologized for the chaos and confusi confusion. amsterd amsterdam's airport is the third-busiest in europe. >>> two former twitter employees are being accused of spying for saudi arabia. the justice department alleges the two used their access at twitter to collect sensitive, private data on saudi dissidents. the case underscores allegations that the saudi government tries to silence anti-regime voices abroad. the d.o.j. criminal complaint claims the two men were paid hundreds of thousands of dollars by saudi arabia for their work. the allegations are expected to heighten scrutiny of tech companies' ability to protect the privacy of their users. >>> two murder suspects who cut a hole in a ceiling to esca

commemorations here's some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world a folds alarm at amsterdam's is schiphol airport has prompted a massive deployment of security personnel spanish airline apology. saying that the hijacking alert system of one of its planes was activated by accident no passengers were hong. kong leader kerry lamb has condemned a knife attack on a fruit beijing lawmaker an attack that left him wounded hong kong politician unius hope has been a target of anti-government demonstrations before over his alleged support of violence against protesters the french actress catherine deneuve is recovering in the hospital after suffering a minor stroke that's according to her family the 76 year old actress is a star of french cinema she has been featured in more than 100 films. or campaigning in the u.k. as general election next month has officially begun voters will elect a new parliament on december 12th the outgoing parliament was formally dissolved this morning before prime minister boris johnson headed to buckingham palace to notify the queen opposition leader jeremy co

london amsterdam is a 4.3 million flight market at the moment. is vast, and we will grow that vary significantly in the years to come. nejra: any concerns about the impact on passenger numbers from the outcome of brexit, mike? mike: im not seeing it at the moment. if i look forward to your end and forward sales into 2020 for where we would want them to be. i think customers have been reassured with our strong plans in place. is a safety certification operating licenses and what we have transferred. we have that certainty of supply . u.k.,qual payday in the what are you doing to fight nejra: -- it is equal payday in the u.k., what are you doing to fight the gender gap? mike: we recognize it is an issue. we are making progress. improvement in that differential, but it is still not good enough and we have plans in place or at the senior level. we are very much aware of the gender pay gap and what we will be standing for in the future. thank you so much for joining us, ceo of euro star on euro stars 25th anniversary. coming up, we will get the much a

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the english conquered new amsterdam in 1664. in the 18th century we have a series of royal governors that had been sent over. some of the more worse than others for the new york historical society on the portrait of one of them in women's dress. >> rudy giuliani doing saturday night live by the way. just saying. >> this man but allegedly lurk on the street corners at night. this pictured pics him in drag although it's probably a portrait, a hoax done by his enemies. there was anotherrg man who becomes governor of new york because he's married to an earl. when he gets this appointment it takes them six months to get over here from england. during that time the job of governor was filled by a substitute. when he arrives he says well below me my back salary for the six months that i wasn't here. they don't want to pay him and it goes before the local court presided over by a man named louis morris the judge of the local supreme court. he rolls -- rules against cosby so cosby puts in place a much younger man whose last name was dela

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adi there in amsterdam. now it's time for a slice of living history. the fete des vignerons is a huge wine festival that's been taking place in switzerland since 1797. usually, it's once every 25 years, and this year lucy went along to take part. lucy: as well as being home to unesco—protected lavaux vineyards, vevey is known for its living tradition — the fete des vignerons. a three—week long celebration of wine that transforms the town. and while switzerland might not spring to mind when you think of wine, they actually produce 100 million litres of wine per year, only exporting 2% of it. it's said that during the fete des vignerons visitors unsuspectingly work their way through — are you ready? over half a million bottles of wine. and the festival itself began as a one—day fee is hosted by an ancient brotherhood as a way to reward the best winemaker in the region. and it clearly takes the locals a while to recover as the festival only takes place once every 20—25 years. the fete des vignerons began in 1797 as a small parade through the s

he decided to send one to amsterdam to be tried. you know, he wasn't goinged to do it here, he was going to send them across the ocean. and then finally his bosses, ooh even though there were no quakers among them, decided lay off these people too. they said to him we don't like quakers any more than you do, but we want population. so if they're willing to come in, fibro, let them -- fine, let them come in x. he finally does back off. >> so speaking of thin-skinned people running new york -- [laughter] you mentioned rudy giuliani, the next one is the trial of john peeter zanger -- peter. and we have now another thin-skinned person, now the governor, royal governor -- >> royal governor. >> english. >> english royal governor. >> yeah. so so tell us the story, and this is going to be a different hamilton, i think. >> yeah, a different -- >> than the one they've heard you talk about before. >> that's right. the english, of course, conquer new amsterdam in 1664, and that -- in the 18th century we've had a series of royal governors who ha

we've been talking about this breaking situation at schiphol airport in amsterdam. they've been investigating a suspicious situation on board a plane. air europa has just tweeted that a warning that triggers protocols for airport hijackings was mistakenly activated. so, folks, this was a false alarm. all passengers, crew, they're safe. the airline says they deeply apologize. we will have much more on the timeline for these public impeachment hearings that begin next wednesday in which witness the white house is most concerned about. >>> also ahead, opening statements under way in the trial of trump confident roger stone. remember he had food poisoning yesterday and had to bail. we're getting word now of a phone call stone made to the president himself the same day news broke of the hack on the democratic party. whew, it's not a slow day. you're watching cnn. eliver pizz. only marco's can deliver america's most loved pizza. hot and fresh, and right to your door. dough made from scratch, every day. sauce from our original recipe. and authentic toppings like crispy, ol

in amsterdam, the experience is very different. i don't have a point of view yet. >> thank you. ♪ >> thank you, massachusetts in the house. it is good to be in nevada. thank you nevada democrats for having me. i have to tell you that it is a little strange to be in a hall where every other candidate but mine has a cheering section already organized. i want to say to my fellow candidates how much i appreciate and respect them and how much i appreciate and respect all of you who have been supporting. ranfirst time that i ran, for governor is the first time iran for anything. i was blown away at how people set aside what they are doing and take up a cause. you are the ones that make our democracy work. i want to know is that an thank you. i have a chance tonight introduced myself. events like this are fabulous. i grew up on the south side of chicago. i spent a lot of time in massachusetts but i started on the south side of chicago. i lived there with my mother, my sister, my grandparents who came and went. i spent a lot of the time

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i know don't know, robust debate in amsterdam. >> thank you. ♪ ♪ >> thank you, massachusetts is in the house, all right. to be in nevada! thank you, nevada democrats for having me. to tell you, it's a little strange to be in a hall every other candidate but ine has a cheering section already organized. i want to say, first of all, to fellow candidates how much i appreciate and respect them and ow much i appreciate and respect all of you who have been supporting them. first time i ran, the first time i ran for governor was the irst time i had run for anything. i remember just being blown away how people set aside what take up your and cause. you are the ones who make our democracy work. i want to acknowledge that and thank you. i have a chance tonight to introduce myself and maybe i'll that you can so get home because events like fabulous, as good as they are, but i still believe the day they d begin. let me just say i grew up on the chicago.e of i spent a lot of time in massachusetts but started on the side of chicago. my family in a lot of time ent, a on welfare. from the top bunk to

is a professor of law at the university of amsterdam and the australian national university he joins us now via skype from amsterdam good to have you with us what do you make of this verdict has justice been done. well it's an extremely important verdict for the i c c of the 1st thing to note is that it's twice as long as the next longest sentence which was given to thomas lubanga it is by far the longest sentence to date that in itself is a major accomplishment for the prosecutor's office sent to the court. by the same token it's also quite a short sentence if we compare it to national jurisdictions if you and i were in most countries and we personally murdered an elderly priest we would probably get more than 30 years in jail just for that. mr into gandhi's responsibility goes well beyond personally killing just one individual they held him responsible for dozens of murders and rapes and sexual slavery and so forth and so in that regard he's probably quite happy today that is not serving a life sentence to what extent there is the i.c.c. treading a fine line here that all those of

and joins us now on skype from amsterdam itself gets have you with us on the program this is a rather unusual case is it losses the sort of thing that would bring down any other leaders so given this you think this is the ends for paternity. thank you for having me i'm not sure if this is going to be the end of the bow to set at least not yet. he has been very cunning in staying in power he has been the most powerful man and sort in our you believe since 980 behind and before scenes and i think he's coming back tomorrow you will be landing cording to plan authority on the morning and his party house call to. receive him and bring him in triumph to the capital. and so i guess we'll be waiting to see what happens when he comes back for china but it's unusual is it not that the military haven't issued a warrant for his arrest even though he has been found guilty of or of these crimes why would you explain that i think the judge to send this case all female by the way. where are afraid of a civil unrest or maybe even a civil war type situation so don't want to go too far and you have to r

the economy overall steve king author of can we avoid another financial crisis joins us today from amsterdam to delve into the details of the injections and what waves it could have for global markets so many stories to get to in so little time so let's go.

well a german politician says he felt the way to stop this costly practice according to the treaty of amsterdam the parliament has to have a seat in stroudsburg not specifically in the city of strasburg he went as far as making a you tube video to prove his point he got a champagne bottle smashed it in the seat of parliament in brussels and he called it strauss work so it seems like the problem is solved so from this day on this planet. shall be known as. we asked people what they think about the e.u. lawmakers schedule i think it's. their lives they should travel every month like for one week i think it will change because france wants to have this so it's not going to change. the one european parliament and this will be one place where it's located it's really bad they said just decide to stay in one place i don't care if it's soft book of presses but day soaps take a decision about it. place in hong kong invented a campus siege at a university that story and more after the break. financial survival guide by a i'm on a future. some of my eggs from the future trucker watch kaiser. police in ho

in my opinion but it does have human rights and political ramifications of course you know it's in amsterdam thank you very much. fire chiefs in australia say the bushfires sweeping parts of the country are at a catastrophic level now strong winds and high temperatures are making the flames worse close to sydney dozens of fires a blazing in the state of new south wales and queensland and forecasters say weather conditions this week could make the situation even worse under these sorts of conditions there is a significant amount of unpredictability instability and aggressive far behavior and fast bred you we know that under under dies of catastrophic if a far starts and takes hold if we are not there so quickly that we can bring it under control if it takes hold we are not going to stop it we are not going to control farmers on a kind of conditions i have the ability to develop and grow extremely quickly and thomas is at one of those fires on the outskirts of sydney they spot fire to looking for any remaining flames because if that i've put out all of them it wouldn't take much for a gust of

then just speculation and possible names linked to the club include neil and amsterdam's addict but for the short term it's bines assistant coach fancy flick he takes charge of the team's next 2 matches in the champions league and in the bundesliga flick was your lives assistant coach when germany won the 2014 but in visit. it was you did have good news coming up next on news asia a new human rights watch report says cia backed up gone troops are committing war crimes against civilians. that's coming up but most of china shortly for me on the touchy my isp i found out. ready for liftoff flash through our solar system. and taking classes measurement. can all be done with the space telescope in rosita. and researchers are working on a map of all the galaxies suddenly the universe doesn't seem so big after all. are you 2 doing 60 minutes. i think is everything challenging 1st on how to be a muslim. so much different culture between here and there challenging for instance leading. to some of the southerner was worth it for me to come to germany . mother of our largest to work as a swimming

the economy overall steve kean author of can we avoid another financial crisis joins us today from amsterdam to delve into the details of the injections and what waves it could have for global markets so many stories to get to in so little time so let's go. we begin with major news on the health care front google has reportedly partnered up with one of the largest health care providers in the nation to access health information belonging to possibly as many as 15000000 americans across 21 states the wall street journal reports that google has one access to health related information through its partnership with ascension which that is the largest 2nd largest to the 2nd largest health care system in the u.s. through a collaboration code named project nightingale so what kind of information will google have access to how about lab results doctor diagnoses.

it was travelling from amsterdam, and all 298 people on board died. it was brought down by a russian—made buk missile, which investigators say came from the russian military. a cease—fire between israel and islamichhad militants in gaza appears to be holding despite sporadic rocket fire. the truce ended two days of intense fighting that killed at least 3a palestinians and paralyzed parts of israel. just before it was announced a pre—dawn israeli airstrike killed eight members of the same family in gaza. the eu on thursday launched a legal case against britain for failing to nominate a commissioner in the midst of a british election campaign already dominated by brexit. britain's departure from the bloc has been postponed from october 31 untiljanuary 31, so under eu rules it is supposed to put forward a candidate for the new commission led by ursula von der leyen. art thieves tried to steal two paintings by rembrandt worth around $130 million each, from england's oldest public art gallery on tuesday. but police managed to stop them after alarms w