normally a very world script but this president donald trump who is known for being unpredictable and unconventional so therefore it is also a very special event and then the topic itself the main topic is supposed to be iran and the u.s. has withdrawn from the iranian nuclear a deal and. the president quite harsh words accusing iran of. a death destruction and so the whole world will be listening to the president has to say there are one central early donor countries did he share a security council meeting on but that is not really on the agenda is it. well we know that it's expected to be on the agenda for the meeting itself. a meeting on counter-proliferation what it's written here on my pool card that allows me to enter this session and the reason for that is an initiative started by the europeans who tried to convince. the two topics not only to talk about iran because that. division between the u.s. and the europeans who are still trying to save. the previous iranian nuclear agreement but as you said this is only the third time in history that an american president will chair a session of the

i know the president is very unconventional. i know his tweeting and unconventional tactics bother people. but the results of government are good results. and we're a different branch of government. our branch of government is in charge of making sure that we pass good laws that improve people's lives. guess what, we're passing good laws that improve people's lives. this is why we're sticking with knitting, it is making a positive difference. reporter: wouldn't you be very concerned if this were a democratic president? speaker ryan: how many investigations are on right now? with respect to the other one, i have said this before, this wasn't your question, those investigations are continuing. the special counsel should do his job, and he is doing his job. we're supporting that. reporter: senator kyl has ignited some speculation the senate might vote again on repealing the a.c.a. senator mcconnell has poured water on that. is that something you would advocate? speaker ryan: i'm a big believer in jon kyl. great guy. but i haven't e

the bureaucratic process to deliver unprecedented successes for the american people, sometimes it is unconventional, but he always gets results. democrats and their allies in the media understand the president's policies are working and with success like this, no one can beat him in 2020, not

have you ever stayed in an unconventional halls let us know and send in a picture that shows you there it's easy to do just upload your picture onto our website they will also find information about the door of the week we'll be giving away your max watch to one lucky viewer so join in and i'll keep our fingers crossed. well sometimes flowers succeed where fav from the generations of lost to apologies the creations in our next report are an expression of love to the word gift to the public that isabel loves to see believe in and bloom her flower flashes are man's to spread cheer and the german capital. how low the bar morrow and back already yes some back we've got plenty of fresh flowers lovely. nearly everybody knows mona isabel and this whole souled flower market for thirty six year old is a tango instructor but today she's here because of another art form the one with believed in me now is represent life and joy. just looking at them makes me happy by. watching her at the market that's plain to see and hear. all these beautiful people who will surely use it for. her delight is cont

that is beautifully unconventional from the mercury prize winning album. i saw how emotional you got. why does this mean so much to wolf alice? um, i don't know. ithinkl have always found being a musician, being a performer, the whole industry extremely intimidating. i have been scared about it and have not known what i was doing. but here we are, four best friends. we still don't know what we are doing, but we are here. it means everything. i don't know the answer to that question! i'm just so happy! don't know the answer to that question! i'mjust so happy! we are too happy to even talk about it right now. this is very much an award for an album. why does the album still matter in 2018? we are one of the last generations that grew up listening to albums on cds. that is how we got into music and it is an important medium. i think things will progress, but it is up to you. this is the trophy, hold it up to you. this is the trophy, hold it upfor to you. this is the trophy, hold it up for the camera. and there is a £25,000 prize which they say they would spe

fancy radish, maydan, and unconventional diner. d.c. has 39 restaurants on the gourmand list. michelin released the starred restaurants next week. so many great options to choose from, the red hen, hazel. >> we've done hazel and unconventional diner. i like it. not terribly expensive. >> that's the key. >> no ia what you'r talking about. >> we need to go out to eat. >> just a real quick -- i'm going to moderate a panel for the smithsonian on this michelin guy. >> would you like to know about the hurricane? >> yes, i would like to know about the hurricane. chuck bell? >>> hurricane florenceas been for now. it will become a hurricane once again. it's been encountering wind shear over the last 24 hours. that's the reason it's reduced in speed and intensity for just a bit. there's a wide range of possibilities for this storm. trmuda there, looks like it's going to g the south of bermuda. there's ast lot of reale to make a turn and potentially go back out to sea. as it continues to work its way towards the u.s. coastline, we will have to watch this real careful. anywhere from savan

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substitute said it's produced an unconventional finish in the age and six minutes to equalize against his former club after our young robin had put the hosts in front of his first go for it was enough to secure them a surprise point against their the very neighbors. now in the final tuesday game hoffenheim took three points away to hand over and now there are five more matches to come on wednesday including dortmund versus nuremberg and time to take a look at the table no change after top with biron still leading braman move up to second move down dortmund play wednesday so we could see some movement at the top of the table name down the other end five defeats out of five a bit of a shock to everybody leaves them bottom of the table worrying times and get some kitchen stood guard and leverkusen complete the bottom three for now but they both play of course on wednesday. now before we go i want to ask one more question now ed matches which one's religion bad for you or which one comes after you well there's a few that jump out from a i think it's actually a nice little lineup of fixtur

traditional thinkers will question with your pursuit of a career that required your talent and your perhaps unconventional education that prepares you for it. >> uh-huh. yeah and weave seen this over the years hard to imagine today but in 1970s and 80s, the word chef wasn't a professional classification. it was viewed as a dead end pursuit for people who may be hngt finished college if he had finished college and said i'm getting into restaurants people looked at you like you have one eyebrow that was danny myers experience, he gets into -- restaurants and friends were visibly uncomfortable arranged him as in what's happened to you. fast forward to the present, chefs are now -- alternative to becoming a doctor or lawyer and viewed as a viable alternative. so specialized is life today such that people outsource all of their needs to others including cooking that we don't just award chef, but we award pastry chefs they get national and international awards. and in "the new york times" recently there's this -- the the top baguette maker in paris asked what about he does in a he said you know what, what i do

robin in the second half but the reigning champions failed to close the game out as felix produced an unconventional finish in the eighty sixth minute to equalise against his former club it was his first goal for her going to was enough to secure them a surprise for. let's give you a reminder now of our top story at this hour the german chancellor's parliamentary party has defied her wishes by voting to oust her longstanding ally poker counter as its leader of the americas opponents believe the surprise move could be in her time as chancellor is going to and. i'm brian thomas for the entire team thanks for being with us. nico is in germany to learn german. aloof and. why not learn with him online on your mobile and free stuff from the w z e learning course nico speak.

again, it is unconventional, so i will not rule anything out. it will have its pluses, because you can break free of some of the logjams and problems in these situations for a long time. but the downside, and especially a danger of the kind of diplomacy that donald trump seems to want to do here is that you are hostage to the attention span of the leaders involved and their ability to actually hammer out a very detailed agreement. we ran into that problem in singapore. movie they would do better in a second summit. we will watch this space. but at this moment, no detail about a date, place, or anything like that. we just know that the president has received a very warm letter from the north korean leader. so let us talk about diplomacy, now, and brexit. it isa about diplomacy, now, and brexit. it is a daily discussion on this programme, it would seem, at the moment. this is the metro, but everybody has this story in the uk, the press, including the bbc. the brexit deal isjust the press, including the bbc. the brexit deal is just six to eight wee

. >> he's an unconventional ceo. and that is why so many people are attracted to him >> i guess the line is where does unconventional cross a line to erratic and/or not the best interests of shareholders? >> obviously that's a key question, one of the questions is, has this behavior been intensifying in recent years, i don't recall elon musk publicly behaving like this two years ago. something seems to be changing, the pressure seems to be ratcheting up, his sleeplessness is ratcheting up, he needs a vacation, and i don't mean a couple of days of burning man, that is not the answer and he needs someone to help him. but people are leaving he has said i would happily hand this over to someone else, but nobody else passes muster. this is evidence of someone who has to have control and can't delegate he feels like the short sellers are trying to undermine him. his behavior is completely playing into the hands of the short sellers. the stock is down after the "times" interview, the stock is down today whether you and i th

that's the way it should be trying to clean up the mess created by this unconventional process of leaking allegations after the background check has completed after the hearing occurs to members of the press rather than handling it the way i think that it should be. the majority leader described yesterday a pattern that should have never taken place over the last few weeks. colleagues acrossin the aisle kitchen window then refusing to share it and instead they waited and made sure it was sleep to the press but the most politically opportune time in what is likely to cause the maximum disruption, an embarrassment to the dr. ford and judge kavanaugh, daily the allegations to the price. that is no way for the united states senate to do its business. a search for the truth hits on the fact is that we are involved with and i hope it is, it should involve orchestrated attacks on the members either. they should not involve a rule like we saw at the first kavanaugh hearing. should not involve people sending hangers to offices or for some committee members to leave restaurant harassing them when t

most likely going to try to do is say it was twitter, he was thinking, he was floating an idea, he is unconventional. for the securities and exchange commission and potentially the department of justice, will not care. it will show the responsibility for business leaders on social media. absolutely. it is really interesting. i wanted to highlight the story. mcdonald's workers striking in the us, saying sexual harassment, where they are, is rampant, and it is not specific to mcdonald's. it is the fast food industry. i was thinking about it on a practical level. ifi industry. i was thinking about it on a practical level. if i was 20, a woman who desperately needed the work, i am working in mcdonald's and somewhere else, and then being sexually harass, what support have i got if i raised that issue? very little. a much older bios, it may not be a male —— boss. what is around me if i want to make it through the journey?” around me if i want to make it through the journey? i think you have raised an important point about power imbalances. at summerlee has thisjob and power imbalances. at summerlee

unconventional ways. but i think trying to understand what has been going on behind closed doors by those who surround president trump, that is where the reporting is new and fresh and kind of eye popping, right? i mean this is an incredible story bob woodward called it an administrative coup d'etat. whatever you want to call it, the chief economic adviser to the president was reduced to stealing papers off of his desk in the oval office to prevent a major foreign policy move. and by the way, i think this is connected to foreign policy which is why i wrote my column about it and why we're talking about president trump's behavior this week and not so much about what is happening in syria and the imminent battle in id will i be idlib. the uncertainty surrounding american policy right now is the major foreign policy crisis in the world today because no one knows what america is positioned to do or not to do in syria because no one can tell you what is american policy in syria because it changes day to day an

that's the way it should be, trying to clean up the mess created by this unconventional process of leaking allegations after a background check was completed, after the hearing occurs to members of the press rather than handling it the way that come as i said, it should be. we should have started with that process, not ended here. what majority leader described yesterday is a disturbing pattern, should never taken p place over the last few weeks. our college across the aisle catching wind of an allegation and then refusing to share it with the majority, and instead they waited and then make sure that it was leaked to the press at the most politically opportune time. and when it was would likely cause the maximum disruption and embarrassment to both dr. ford and judge kavanaugh, delete the allegations to the press. that is no way, madam president, for the united states senate to do its business. a search for the truth is that, in fact, is what we are involved with, and i hope it is, it should not involve delays and withholding of documents. it shouldn't involve orchestrate members either. i

that damage from unconventional weapons caused painful sounds that the diplomats heard. >>> a scary weekend for a ride share driver who was just doing his job during the labor day en we it's from oceanside, california. the driver was allegedly asulted by a passenger. the passenger then stole the car and led police on a high-speed chase down the freeway. at one point, the pursuit stopped at 100 miles per hour. it endedn the beaumont area after the suspect surrendered to police. this.ke a look a that's aee baby d on the left of your screen, stuck between the slats of a fence. it is now free thanks to this officer in eugene, oregon. she covered t eafawn's h with a towel and then, put it on the ground and then it ran off. >>> from the classroom to nats park, one group of high schools is hitting a l of home runs this year. it'sald the its academic team fromlaontgomery bir high school. they were hoppnored for successn "its academic" show. they won the championship two years in a row. and they say the secret to their success is studying, not just the facts but the format of the game. >> a lot of w

we have the potential for methane hydrate, unconventional gas. it is extraordinary. our challenge has never been, do we have the resource? our challenge is how do you move the resource to the market? back to your question about the role of my chairmanship on the natural resources committee, that has been an important part of how we work out access to alaska's resources. the resources are there, how do you move them? >> senator, in your view, has climate change affected alaska? sen. murkowski: absolutely. as one who was born and raised there, and who travels widely around the state, particularly some of our very remote areas, areas that are predominantly on the coast, but into some arctic areas where quite honestly, there has not been a lot of focus from folks on the outside, unelected leaders or otherwise. i have an opportunity to come in and see for myself, to sit down, to hear from elders about what they have observed. these are folks, they might not have a phd, but they have a phd in living and they can tell you what they are seeing, with the sea ice and the conse

. >> i know the president is very unconventional. i know his tweeting and uncon veng ve -- unconventional tactics bother people. but the results are good results. our branch of government is in charge of making sure we pass good laws that improve people's lives. >> but doesn't the house of representatives also have a critically important oversight role? >> i would agree. obviously we have an oversight role in the house to make sure that if there's any laws being broken, they're pursued and that we hold people accountable in the administration, this administration and others. at the end of the day, our mission needs to be focused on the evidence, needs to be focused on delivering for the american people. i agree with the speaker's sentiment, that our number one job should be adopting policies to help people. >> the republican leadership in the house has basically walked away, as far as any serious oversight of the executive branch of the u.s. government is concerned, at least for now. the senate, they're still doing it, but in the hou

it is one of her more unconventional hobbies. make a noise. boo! melissa, i knew you were going to do that! move the ball on the table. tap somebody on the shoulder. for some, melissa's belief in ghosts might make her appear gullible, but she says she is well aware there are some downsides to winning a fortune. one of the problems with winning such a vast amount of money is, who do you trust in your life any more? who is there because they want to be? or who is there because you are now a millionaire? it wasn't me who popped the question, it was rachel, rachel popped the question, and it was just before, luckily for her, just before the lottery win. it was only a matter of a few days. after 15 years working nights as a taxi driver, melissa is used to getting by on very little sleep. even though she spent all night ghost hunting, that won't stop melissa going clubbing later. and as you can see... there it is. hello, what have you got for me to wear my big night out tonight, then? a nice prom dress in the window. i don't think i can go in a prom dres

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i mean, this is a really unconventional process. you have two people who accused him of sexual assault. he is denying that through statements. i think going on television was an effort to get his own persona out there. show that he is a family man. this will all culminate with ahe ing next thursday and it will likely be a circus. one of these folks will have ann oppoy to talk about the sexual assault that she allegedly said she experienced. laura: do you think that the president is also right to change his approach from lettiny the process ut to also going on the offensive and discredit the accusers? ron: what i think we see going s is the democrats this t feels like the democrats' last last snd. not only do you have these news stories but you have democrats, left-wing activists digging into brett kavanaugh's yearbook, how much he drank when he was in high school. it feels like it is a very well-managed political campaign. i think the president and senator mcconnell decided to fight back and do a counteroffensive to show senate repu

and for every youth player sold to a major club most go to purchased this unconventional business model was dreamt up by good sport club president keenan do you click me. because we recently sold eighteen talented youth players to major turkish football clubs for an equivalent of twenty two hundred euros we invested this money in ten new goats our animals produce up to one thousand liters of high quality milk per year. the milk guarantees boost both football club a steady income in economically difficult times. is based in the western turkey city of response are keen on view clip libby is proud of his club with its history going back more than sixty years and many national players started their careers here in humble beginnings. even so nobody here believes will ever make it turkey's top football division. that's why the club shifted its attention to training young talents to prepare them for professional football careers with big soccer clubs in places like ankara and istanbul over. there. yeah they train with us between the ages of eleven and nineteen. they need to hone their skills i

in allah this year their unconventional approach acts have been causing a sensation for some time now they're called graft architects. these three may be germany's coolest architects blouse click about complex and thomasville it might the name of their practice reflects their interest in crossing boundaries between disciplines and grafting the creative potential of one realm onto another and certainly our category busters to bring. their work often boasts organic forms their range is broad from entire city districts to product design and they do retro futurism brilliantly. they've known each other since they were students they opened graft in one thousand nine hundred eight in los angeles from the start they knew they had a different usual take on things. this market changed is the absence of opportunity . in two thousand and seven with actor brad pitt and their make it right foundation they launched a campaign to rebuild a neighborhood in new orleans that had been devastated into the. and five by hurricane katrina. the idea was for new homes to re envision local architecture and to b

wants to study at the dusseldorf academy the center for modern art and his you professor is pretty unconventional. and i'll get us to magazine assess that. there. is actually what it's really. is that the. the film is fiction but inspired by great artists of the time such as joseph boys who revolutionized arch and awareness in post-war germany. on the street boys did not distinguish between man and art he declared meant to be a work of art that was an essential component to his understanding of art and he believed that our can anticipate what still lies beyond the reach of the human mind . curt finds his style his paintings are photo realistic yet alien much like those by the successful contemporary artist gary hart who stuck his aunt was killed by the nazis while his father in law was a nazi gun ecologist who carried out the forced sterilization of women. parliamentary system leading from elements from get out of this life became the starting point for this film that's your point. but then i created my own path and story from there. because i find fiction somehow becomes more real and true when

years and cost more than eight hundred fifty thousand euros to complete connecticut news known for his unconventional ways of depicting myths and legends after four days the chamber of immortality will continue on to london berlin and new york. this is carl. the great one horn dry nasser's baby from the berlin zoo was christened on tuesday cart was born two weeks ago and is doing well right now you a sixty five kilograms when he's fully grown in about five years time he'll weigh in at around two tons. then no later lower than bear pretzel than chicken the annual october fest kicks off this weekend in munich is the biggest folk festival in the welt the record number of visitors has been seven point two million and just as many are expected to turn up this yet the. is it size loads of different industries capitalize on the event the fashion industry being one of them jeff ashton design a house has teamed up with a traditional costume company this season and added his signature tots to the classic feminine. so this is what they look like designed by hans have left out the prince of palm a little less op

name if sexual desire is accepted even in the most unconventional forms and. it is just it's a given. every weekend palin hosts dozens of sex parties as people find it more difficult to happen as she ships alternative options become more leering and more marketable. securities biggest erotic trade for arizona right now and it's. the feeder is. full up in dinners dinners which aren't speaks volumes. so goes where. the sexual revolution is such was about greater freedom and happiness but individual commercialization and mass availability however has meant that sex has increasingly lost its significance in the process becoming almost but now. this is just off the beam a straight path give spans the opportunity to meet pawn stars and what kind of girls and today's visitors comprise of only a fraction of those who know the likes of war a dirty tina conner a cream and pussy cat. a quarter of all online searches today opera not a few related it's an industry that now turns over in excess of twelve million euros per day. per se it's a lot of feelings a lot of news. a