now the super bowl of american football is set for this sunday with the teams from los angeles and boston set to play in one of the biggest spectacles and sports it is also time for the national football league to talk about international expansion and at this time every year fans in europe waits to hear about a possible n.f.l. team relocating maybe to london for example or the league stages three games a year here there at wembley stadium and next season there will be four but us four in london based team in the n.f.l. don't hold your breath. passion. they have. shown the same type of knowledge and interest in our game that we we experience right here in the united states i think the issue for still is can we do this competitively for the team that is based in london but also for the other thirty one clubs. that involve scheduling involves a lot of other matters that you don't want to compromise to we can get comfortable with that i don't think will be necessarily n.f.l. ready in london. well now to egypt where a professional swimmer has been racking up an impressive collection of medals

real magical some of the key arguments live shaped districts it debates who is telling the truth to boston. college so philo for. a child be a positive in many parts of russia it's a terrible stigma but an orphanage in chelyabinsk takes a different approach. here h.i.v. positive youngsters grow up with kids who don't have the fire risk. what's the daily routine like for the stand and how do the children themselves fare. sixty minutes on w. stop. the music so long as it's in update. an extravagant venue. to hosts who really know their stuff. grooves. with feel good blaming and definition for. the party in chat with situations from around the world. group starts feb second on t.w. . after two years of division and deadlock britain is now racing towards its deadline in march to leave the european union in a conflict so special this week we'll look back at some of the key arguments for that shaped this often angry debate who was telling the truth and who wasn't.

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health problems among the schoolchildren of bangkok correspond of boston hot it is more. for weeks now bangkok has been covered in thick toxic smog down in the streets more and more people are wearing these so much so that face masks have become hard to come by the people are growing increasingly frustrated with the situation also because the authorities don't seem to be able to get a grip on the problem they have been trying different things spraying water into the air and even seeding clouds in an attempt to make it rain but so far to little avail the newest plan now is to use drones to sprinkle the air with sugarcane juice to trap the dust but until something works it's all down to damage control more than four hundred public schools around the city will remain closed until friday in the faint hope that by monday the air will have cleared at least a little bit. to the philippines next where these jeepneys virtually a global symbol of the country but they're living on borrowed time for decades they've been cheap transportation for millions but many g.p.'s are highly pol

boss evidently have faith in his men who are not past all the system is certainly compatible with this boston reflowing side the likes of the umbrella robbie could be a marriage made in heaven my past made his attacking brand of football clear while it don't want to start heavy on the off chance the strikers push up and stay up front past that means that fast breaks can come out of nowhere packed like here but cohen castillo's did well to. save bella robbie's deflect shops. that's hacking intent on both sides made for an open and entertaining encounter. on the stroke of half time a foul by william on kevin fall on skate play because no penalty and sky habits sent castillo's the wrong way because the youngsters first have a spot kick as a professional a pretty impressive premier as his boss also reckons i should one thousand years old i can imagine you can be nervous but he did he did his job. i'm still going to tune in to four wives and that's in the two weeks we had training together we could all see the potential that we now have it hits us in his own state i believe accuses confidence grew

are high they need to sew up prices we talk your sleep in parts everyone who we see in the economy in boston who. might. bump would be seen the need to buy but i finally saw the interest rate this key and you tell me how the economy is like. it is the time really rides to go four percentage points lower. it's a minute accompli and interest rates well what upsets our banks that buy their for the reason why do you say this is because in twenty eighteen the last parts of twenty eighteen. some growth experience across accordance with up on friday to some ports and to reduce it to reduce their stay on gandhian so yes this is the time to read you'll see. it in the water but you can get it so well i mean some talent and it's just a really fun and grew up i did reach out to meet people come benefits from all of this is like reducing interest. was the bank then on the other hand maybe to council could have gone even even lower than sixteen percent. sometimes for the reason that he said but then to read through their rates this year on this month was because if seen some improvement in the economy but

on high the need to sew up prices to talk your silly impacts everyone who we see in the economy in boston. and why. i put up with the need to bite but i finally saw the interest rate this key in so many how the economy is like. it is the time really rides to go four percentage points lower. it's a minute complained about the interest rates well what upsets our banks said to be there for the reason why do you say this is because in twenty eight team the last parts of twenty eighteen. some growth experience across accordance with up on thought it is important to reduce it to reduce their stay on gandhian so yes this is the time to read you'll say dominic while it's been. going. on i mean some talent and it's just a really fun and cool i don't read upbeat people come benefits from hollis's like reducing interest. was the bank then on the other hand maybe to castle could have gone leaving even lower than sixteen percent. now sometimes for the reason that he said but then to read through their rates this year on this month was because if seen some improvement in the economy but the banks also

our south east asia correspondent boston hartzog joins me now with more boston what else do we know about this attack . well we know karl that this wasn't the first time that this particular church was targeted we know as you said that there were two bombs one going off as the mass was going on and then the second one about a minute later near the entrance of the church as the people were fleeing the building and security for forces were coming in to secure the perimeter is now we understand that the majority of the victims are in fact civilians although there are some army personnel among the wounded as well most of the casualties were taken to the local hospital in holo some however were also airlifted out to zamboanga city which is on the neighboring island of mindanao which is the main island in the southern philippines karl. president. is calling this an act of terrorism but what do we know about who might be behind the bombings. well so far there are no group has claimed responsibility for this attack the filipino authorities however are focusing on one group of several armed islami

south east asia correspondent boston hard to thank you very much. now look at some of the other stories making news around the world the u.n. says more than fifty mass graves have been found in the democratic republic of congo after a string. killings there the graves in the west of the country are believed to be related to deadly violence between two ethnic groups that erupted in december investigation is now under way. under the thousands of pilgrims have gathered to attend pope francis world youth day mass in panama city on sunday the service marks the end of the pontiff first trip to central america. huge protests are expected today in the venezuelan capital caracas as demands are growing for fresh elections meanwhile the country's top military envoy to the united states has announced he's turning his back on president nicolas maduro government and recognizing opposition leader one as venezuela's in term president he's urging the rest of the military to follow his lead the european union is also calling for fresh elections but president maduro s

purveying in the united states for the past two years like trump boston r.-o. is big twitter user enjoys making inflammatory statements and speaking up for traditional values at the cost of any type of disadvantaged people. that may or may well have happened no matter who is in the american white house but it certainly seems to be a global trend. i agree i think what they have in common is that they're populist movements but they yell of us are left wing radicals and right well we don't quite know what's going on really really really know what's going on there but i do feel like that populism is on the rise than it had been for for a couple of years i mean the honesty and i we see it all across. so i'm i'm not really sure what came first the header that ag like. but being the beacon of that but i do feel like both of our i know that has been called many or has been called you know brazil so i think that that that style is more. more acceptable to us as well and definitely has to deal with being such a big influence on everyone give me one sentence each of you w

gary hart and here i am joined by mr sivana sutil vonder on song he is heading up at the ai arm of the boston consulting group welcome sir thank you very much now my first question in that report we saw earlier the need for ethical guidelines was discussed how could those guidelines look like . basically there are several issues with ai which are becoming bigger issues with ai being spread out around the world the first one is of course privacy and we know for instance that seventy nine percent of german workers are very concerned about ai spying the more complaining than too much does another concern of course about you know destruction of jobs and that's something which is a concern for sixty eight percent of the german but now we are facing an even bigger issue which is sometimes a i go isms taking nonsense decision and taking nonsense actions and this is usually lead to the use of data sets to train i'll go his which are biased examples could be stupid pricing this season's where some might go is i'm with i don't see if i someone has quite is not too sensitive to pipes and then would incr

printing machine maker is intensifying the corporation with its chinese anchor investor master work group boston burke is buying a large chunk of hyderabad that's what machine is shares they are going to have a large corporation in terms of sales worldwide and the news push title bag machine and the share price up nearly twenty percent today mark this is the german pharmaceutical company merck announced a corporation with ten cents the large high tech for in china they are going to work in order to have health services installed in china obviously what's not a problem there is that we're talking data business they're very sensitive but not a problem for merck and ten cent. good news for merck and how about holder's there from congo a boost. in frankfurt thank you. mexico's president has announced a series of social programs for poor communities which he says will stop people from stealing fuel fuel theft is a common problem in mexico and dozens of people were killed in a pipeline explosion last week. this was the aftermath of last week's deadly explosion in the state of pitt algo in central mexi

robotic arms and the one that is most promising maybe is the one we saw in the animation just now it in boston apt is much like a fishing net so we would shoot up a satellite into orbit which would deploy and that catching bigger parts and dragging them to our own into the earth's atmosphere were. in a controlled manner and how much at risk be from space junk well we are at risk because there's about seven hundred fifty thousand objects orbiting space earth right now and they are all larger than one centimeter so one centimeter doesn't seem like much just much like a coffee bean but if this hits you with the average speed of forty thousand kilometers per second it can do some real damage the same damage to the hand grenade would do so it would break satellites would break down obviously it would affect world markets g.p.s. wooden wouldn't work anymore where the four cars wouldn't be possible and even people at home would be effective because they couldn't watch a life broadcast like this one anymore and that of course would not be good for us but you know it sounds attractive is potentially ve

at a time when autocratic strong men dominate the world's political stage this year's davos gives boston r.-o. an air of legitimacy. and we'll have of course more coverage of the world's economic forum in davos throughout the day including the appearance of the german chancellor angela merkel will address the forum in a keynote speech later today. now it has turned chilly here in berlin in recent days but not quite as truly as in the northeast united states a winter storm there has taken temperatures down to minus twenty five degrees celsius and transformed the niagara falls into an icy spectacle a majestic waterfalls of partially frozen over providing a stunning sight for visitors. you're watching t.w. news coming to you live from berlin we have more coming at the top of the hour in the meantime you can always check our web site for all the latest news and information around the clock that is v w dot com for now thanks for watching for ever to. the wrong strange. it's a highly controversial business. when there are a multi-billion dollar industry then made to destroy and protect. i'm fa

extra time to past bahrain two one south korea will face qatar in the next round a second half go from boston hisham was enough to secure a narrow victory over iraq. while superstar footballers yana were not although has pleaded guilty to tax fraud in spain the thirty three year old you ventus and portugal forward signed autographs after leaving court in madrid believe it or not in a deal with the court he agreed to settle the case by paying a nineteen million euro fine and accepting a suspended jail sentence for all charge dates back to his time playing for real madrid. russia has avoided a new ban from the world anti doping agency wanted despite missing a deadline at the end of december to hand over data from its moscow laboratory water it was able to collect the data last week rue saw that which is russia's anti doping agency was reinstated less september on the condition that one it was given access to that data risotto was suspended back in twenty fifteen after a state sponsored doping scandal in russian sport. are business news now stephen is here to talk about the opening day of the wo

a cow or you cheat does but after studying the athletics world by winning last year's prestigious a boston marathon he's finally decided to focus solely on his sport. yukiko is known as the citizen runner in japan the thirty one year old never stops running and can be seen doing what he loves to do in the streets and in the city park of his hometown on a daily basis today he's run in about eighty races including marathons and half marathons all over the world winning the boston marathon last year was his first major marathon victory becoming the first japanese winner since one thousand nine hundred eighty seven it was his seventy night under the two hour twenty minute mark since then he's added a few more marathons to that record all while maintaining a full time job at a high school his love of running isn't about collecting medals it comes from within. i simply like running since i like travelling it gives me such a pleasant feeling to go all around the world while running you know for me it's perhaps the only meaning of running i think many of the runners would answer they run for the o

to reclaim their crown they need to be fixed up boston strong. having a good keeper helps to. of the neuer with an excellent site to keep his side in front i. isn't in shock at that we got ourselves into an unnecessary fight and we were up to nil because i was happy with the first half less so it's a second but we held on got the three points and were still in the race for the reason for the interests of situation. the title chase is most certainly on two teams two dreams but that can only be one winner the boys in red showed their credentials once again with three minutes remaining. on just showing off his skills as a coach to finish up the play three one. the pressure is on them now tomorrow they take out leipzig will be watching to find out how many points were still behind after the seventeenth or eighteenth match that injury that afternoon for. the countries on so let's find out how the boys in yellow got on. the. dome and opened its two thousand and nineteen with a huge test against the likes say. it's the first time since two thousand and eleven the black and yellow civ

so earlier we spoke with boston harm to our correspondent in the philippines we asked him why this referendum is so important for the first time in a long time in this area there is real hope for peace in a conflict that's lasted for fifty years also the leader of the biggest rebel group in this area said today he said if this works out then it's going to be a move away from a revolution towards a democratic process if it actually works out because then it could be a blueprint that might also be applied in other parts of the country and then. to change the political system of the philippines towards a more federal a federal state and that of course is one of the key political projects that president to tend to has put forward and one of the strategies that he's following and one of the main election promises which on the grounds of which he was elected back in two thousand and sixteen. well it is a country in central asia which does not generate headlines often but that doesn't mean it was because don is not worthy of the world's attention and that is the message of the president who is becau

report by the deadliest basti and how tickell now joins me live from the quarter bottle city welcome boston a big day for mindanao what we're still in iraq like and tell us why this vote is so significant. it's significant because for the first time in a long time in this area there's real hope for peace in a conflict that's lasted for fifty years and. this is not only that also the leader of the biggest rebel group in this area said today he said if this works out then it's going to be a move away from a revolution towards a democratic process if that's important if it actually works out because then it could be a blueprint that might also be applied in other parts of the country and then. to change the political system of the philippines towards a more federal a federal state and that of course is one of the key political projects that president the territory has put forward and one of the strategies that he's following and one of the main election promises which on the grounds of which he was elected back in two thousand and sixteen and we don't and thus it doesn't detail to is himself f

backup plan by muslim separatists and the government to create a new self administered area is fine boston hadzic traveling to the region and sent us this report. has been a muslim rebel for half his life. for him like for so many other men in this part of the country not becoming a fighter was never an option. joined the rebels because of my religion but it's more than that i also saw the injustices and the oppression against my community that's why i decided to join. he and his comrades are part of an armed struggle between muslim insurgents and the philippine army that has marred this part of the country for fifty years. as in many areas of southern mindanao here in the village of two can only powell the majority of the population is muslim in a country that otherwise is almost completely catholic. the main reason for the conflict is oppression we're defending our rights our land we feel that we're being occupied by outsiders nothing is ours and they're taking away what's ours and they're not giving it back we always lose out this is our home and we have nothing. now many here have real

could have auto city in the philippines thanks so much for your interview and for your report today boston. well millions of stargazers got a treat just a short while ago that thanks to a rare lunar eclipse it's being called the super blood wolf moon the lunar treat was visible in north and south america across the atlantic and western and northern europe as you can see here the moon appeared to turn the stunning shade of red and if you missed it while you have a way to head here in europe it will be twenty twenty nine until we see another total lunar eclipse. ok let's get some insights on this from anna greene she's a planetarium manager in st louis in the u.s. right now though she's with the zeiss major planetarium here in berlin good morning and thanks so much for being with us and a stunning pictures there of that. blood. yeah yeah it's always a beautiful thing to say it's truly stunning all eclipses are amazing to experience i always always recommend trying to get out and see one if possible can you walk just through a what exactly we were seeing blood moon sure so all of blood moon i

population put together that report as well of course boston good morning to you what it would is the chances that this referendum is going to lead to and autonomy this region for the muslims in mindanao. brian the chances of this referendum turning out positive for this law being ratified through this referendum are in general really really really great what you see behind me here is a bit of a commotion that's been going on in front of one of the polling stations here in court about the city for the last fifteen minutes or so the people around me here are in favor of this autonomy law but they are suspecting this vote to be expecting voter fraud and that goes to show how high the tension is and how high the mistrust and the suspicion is here around this referendum but nonetheless it's very likely to be accepted because it's only being held in the muslim dominated areas here in southern lebanon now and in western mindanao. and so the question really is brian what not if this is going to be accepted but if what happens after that if the new leadership is going to be able. to to admini

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to reconsider its position on the backstop because obviously everybody is boston because of that should the ira say ok for example limit the backstop to five years no because that puts a gun on. the head of the european union and go through to negotiation of a trade deal but it's better than having a hard border no other fall because there's our brains or no again the country created by the good friday agreement is a come strange that applies to the united kingdom and to ireland to the country to decide they truly know actually to put in danger of the good friday agreement was the united kingdom they have to deal with it why should we we can just see a market and we can only go as she will all trading the seating position juice true peace a country that had the unilateral. decision i mean they put themselves into a cooler particularly by opened up a void a hard border between northern ireland another because if there is no new york automatically there is a hard border and then what happens that means that basically you. freedom as you fall into you know markets or you want to do that i

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his timeless architecture as in boston vuitton birds common that for him is simple straightforward open and unobtrusive. this symmetry chapel in a gallery japan blends elegantly into its natural surroundings. david chipperfield has been knighted and bestowed with many accolades the nice found a row of water among them. in twenty twelve he curated the venice biennale it of architecture. in twenty thirteen he was awarded the prestigious premium imperio. for its two hundred fiftieth birthday last may london's royal academy of arts got an overhaul from david chipperfield including a new second entrance into new rooms that restructured the interior and now it has an auditorium as well. one of the reasons he was appointed was the enormous success of the noise museum in bloom which i remember during the trip with dave that we're pointed to him he was completely the right partly because he's holding great esteem by his fellow academicians architects here but also that he has this very light touch that enables you to combine the contemporary. and historical. this year david chipperfield firm als

those elections what you to take place for people out of the streets of the capital bangkok the news boston heartache is that. they've had enough enough of thailand's military rulers enough of seeing their rights curtailed enough promise elections being pushed back time and time again. now these protesters in the heart of bangkok say they won't back down until the government makes good on its promise to let the people have their say we're living with a parliament that has no opposition opposition for the last five years without any you know good governance are any no opposition working in the parliament so the this election is very important for thailand not only to go back to democracy but also do this on the country back again after five years and to get their rights as citizens back in the past five years the military government has used its powers to stop critics from speaking out. until recently protests like this one where prohibited by the strict assembly log file its military dictatorship. now that long has been lifted but in spite of that demonstrators are still telling me that the