this russian artillery convoy near the southern city of hessen, was wiped out as it traveled along the highway from crimea. and the defiance of the soldiers and ukrainian position on snake island in the black sea has captured the public imagination. the minutes later, the entire garrison of 13 was wiped out by russian bombardment. russia says ukrainian civilians need not be worried, but this civilian motorist would disagree. his cart run over by a russian personnel, kara, which appeared to deliberately target his vehicle. remarkably the man was pulled alive in the wreckage for those who want to escape time is running out in the caves main railway station. the platforms have been crammed with people trying to scramble on to trains and flee the city. good. what i thought, oh yes, this is regularly interrupted by error rates are sent anyone out in the open scurrying for the safety of the nearby metro station. more than a $100000.00 ukranian civilians have already fled to neighboring countries. a steady flow of people with crossing into romania, hungary and poland. when i left to my home,

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forward where all the major banks are located and this is a different scenario because the governor of hessen supports america and it also doesn't look very bright for him so we go generally speaking in a phase that is the end of that year america and if she will stay in power until the end of her term it's a thousand days if it comes to an end quickly which is also a possibility then we will see a major shift within the german political system but this is pure speculation we simply don't know what's coming up next geo political analyst but i can joining us here on r.t. international thank you for your time and thank you for your insight you're welcome . the chinese ambassador to the to states has said that beijing has no choice but to defend itself from a trade war it doesn't want one started by washington. it's important to notice who started this trade or we never want to have a trade war but if somebody has ties or trade the war against us we have to respond and defend our own interests or mogs come amid heightened tensions over months of billions worth of tit for tat tariffs between the

this russian artillery convoy near the southern city of hessen, was wiped out as it traveled along the highway from crimea. and the defiance of the soldiers, ukrainian position on snake island in the black sea has captured the public imagination. the minutes later, the anti garrison of 13 was wiped out by russian bombardment. russia says ukrainian civilians need not be worried, but this civilian motorist would disagree. his car run over by a russian personnel carrier which appeared to deliberately target his vehicle. remarkably, the man was pulled alive from the wreckage. for those who want to escape, time is running out and a keeps main railway station. the platforms have been crammed with people trying to scramble on to trains and flee the c. o. the exodus is regularly interrupted by error rates are sent anyone out in the open scurrying for the safety of the nearby metro station. more than a $100000.00 ukranian civilians have already fled to neighboring countries. a steady flow of people crossing into romania, hungary and poland. when i left her my home going for the earlier station,

a woman named diane hessen, she worked informally with your campaign. she said she was contacting undecided voters. she said she's talking to them every week. sometimes they're for clinton. sometimes they're for trump. when that happened, she said, the conversation shifted the most after she said you could put the trump supporters into the basket of deplorables. all hell broke loose. she said they stopped considering hillary clinton then. >> look, there's a lot of evidence to the contrary there. we saw very clearly hillary clinton was in the lead. there were third-period candidates who were polling very strongly all the way through as i said. we get 11 days out, and the fbi director takes an unprecedented step, overruling advice within the fbi to not violate protocols and reinject an issue back into the campaign 11 days out. we saw very clearly that people who are leaning are way but who were voting third party stopped coming back to us. and as we went down to the wire, we just saw our defectors not come back and his defectors did come back, galvanized

think the rather thanevent, her not deciding to run for party leader, were the losses the cdu took in hessen over the weekend and her coalition partner, that she might have to rethink the government they are in right now. the likelihood of this government collapsing before elections in 2021 is not very small, right? what would that do to the euro and european assets? of: if you do get some kind collapse and you do get a snap election, that becomes a little but if a risk event, you've got that kind of breakdown, what is the result going to be? cdus likely to be similar, will get some kind of minority. they will need some coalition to form a government. non-negligible that we get a snap election, but i'm not sure the result will be that different. the positive you can flip on this is and let merkel -- angela merkel has been fiscally conservative during her time. some names being thrown out can --less fiscally retrained restrained and perhaps we get greater spending in europe and that is the positive europe needs at the moment. anna: ben jones, senior multi-asset strategist at state street. we

it's gotten all its money back the last instalment interestingly enough just recently and the state of hessen in which we sit here in frankfurt is also interested in supplying additional funds to conjure a figure of german government federal government in berlin steps and after all is based here in frankfurt well the bridging loan being being just a bridging loan who could be interested in buying called or could they go on their own. well theoretically they could go on on their own they're a huge airline really and in contrast to many in the industry even in contrast to some of the so-called premium airlines or national carriers it's making a profit it's and it's been profitable for years used to be a part of lufthansa lufthansa sold it contra when its own way slipped under the wings of thomas cook and it's got $7000000.00 passengers per annum serving $75.00 destinations thousands of staff and it wouldn't really need an investor but i think thomas cook has to let it go in some way and the company that the that or the creditors will want money from the sale of a condo or so someone will snap i

in 1779, for example, general will help --, the commander of the hessen troops, commanded all regiments on behalf of the leader of hessen to collect all rarities, such as native american clothing and equipment, and to order the quarter masters to maintain journals that detailed, as he put it, each and every event pertaining to their regiments. a receipt in the archives in kassel the case that he brought back for himself sugarcane a pouch with crystals as a gift for the famous naturalist, gerhard fossil, who is a professor in kassel at the time. in all these kinds of accounts, published, circulated among friends or published during and after the war, they helped broaden the knowledge of north america among german speaking europeans. to some extent, these soldiers really acted almost like foreign correspondents. they wrote these things that were published throughout the war in various german territories. in my book, i talk a little bit about the logistics, really, of getting these troops to america. i'm going to not go into great detail here, just want to mention of course that they were

in 1779, for example, general will help --, the commander of the hessen troops, commanded all regiments on behalf of the leader of hessen to collect all rarities, such as native american clothing and equipment, and to order the quarter masters to maintain journals that detailed, as he put it, each and every event pertaining to their regiments. a receipt in the archives in kassel the case that he brought back for himself sugarcane a pouch with crystals as a gift for the famous naturalist, gerhard fossil, who is a professor in kassel at the time. in all these kinds of accounts, published, circulated among friends or published during and after the war, they helped broaden the knowledge of north america among german speaking europeans. to some extent, these soldiers really acted almost like foreign correspondents. they wrote these things that were published throughout the war in various german territories. in my book, i talk a little bit about the logistics, really, of getting these troops to america. i'm going to not go into great detail here, just want to mention of course that they were

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officials in the state of hessen have confirmed revelations reported in the media this week. >> from initial reports, they suggest the network convicted far right activists and their families -- contacted far right activists and their families while they were in jail. >> the news comes weeks after a trial over a neo-nazi -- neo- nazi murder streak that shocked the nation. >> the network of right-wing extremists was uncovered at a prison in western germany. police found evidence during a search of inmates' jail cells and their correspondence. >> we think there are two or three people in hessen. we found advisers mince -- advertisements that are in prisons across germany. we immediately notified our colleagues in other states. >> german authorities say they are tightening security measures. it is thought the group used coded messages to communicate and to recruit new members. the network also reportedly tried to contact the sole surviving member of the neo-nazi group known as the national socialist underground. the nsu is accused of killing 10 people in a racially motivated terror camp

it's director tonje hessen schei joins us now from norway. and in london, we're joined by chris woods, one of the people in the film, and an award-winning reporter who investigates drone warfare and resell he wrote an article called, "cia's pakistan drone strikes carried out by regular u.s. air force personnel." featured in the new film and working on a forthcoming book called, "sudden justice: america's secret drone wars." chris,et's start with you. the significance of the air with theng involved drone strikes in pakistan. >> the u.s. air force has a long history of working with the central intelligence agency. you go back to the 1950's, 1960's, u.s. air force pilots cia flights over russia. what is different here is the cia and their carriers have targeted killings and has been doing so for more than a decade. what we found and what the film shows is that a conventional u.s. air force squadron, regular men and women in the air force, have actually been carrying out these targeted killings for the cia for a decade now. i think that is going

you know as we just heard there voters go to the polls in the state of hessen later this month if the polls are right germany's coalition parties the s.p.d. and the cd you are set to suffer further heavy losses all the talk about the fate of this government i'm joined tonight here at the big table by patrick since borg he is a member of the c.d.u. that is i'm going to conservatives and a member of the german parliament is going to see you again. i mean what happened in the very yesterday on president and your sister party only forty one percent never seen that before that low. and now you're looking at in just two weeks time having another unprecedented loss in another state how much longer how many more hits can. you'd say before you say we're no longer qualified to govern i think the results yesterday were quite bad it was unsatisfying but we'll see different results it has been because we have a good government there from the c.d.u. and the greens they did very good work in the last years so i think the results for the city will be much better than we see them last sunday for the s

celebrating the incident happened outside a supermarket in the town of folks mohsen in the state of hessen around 30 people were injured some of them seriously the driver was arrested at the same and faces attempted homicide charges police believe he acted intentionally. it happened here outside a supermarket in the town of folk. this car said by police to have been involved. a carnival parade was moving through the streets on monday afternoon when it slammed into a crowd of people who had come to watch the procession. police say around 30 people including children were injured as a result of the crash 7 of them seriously witnesses said the car went through a barrier blocking off traffic from the parade the driver a 29 year old german citizen was immediately arrested police are operating on the assumption that this was a deliberate attack authorities have shut down the area in the small town in the german state of to allow emergency crews to attend to injured persons. the police announced on twitter that all carnival parades taking place in has said today were stopped as a precautionary me

-- england was the elector of hanover, so hessen was pretty much an door. i lived in germany when i was a diplomat, and when you go to a castle in hessen, you can see a whole wall devoted to the recruitment of soldiers to be sent across the atlantic to america. however, the rule, i forget his name, the rules was not -- ruler was not very popular. he and his family got their comeuppance, at the time of the french revolution. the united states became the principal destination of hundreds of thousands of, millions indeed, of irish immigrants leaving ireland in the wake of the disastrous famine, and for many decades afterwards. the irish famine monument in the city near penn'landing -- penn's landing is the finest i have seen anywhere. irish-american political organizations sprang up in a country beyond british control, determined to help secure irish freedom and independence. when militant solutions were not available or failed, they provided political and financial muscle for the breakthrough in the 1880's that put far-reaching land reform and home rule on th

biden: [laughter] >> has the retaking of hessen in ukraine signaled a turning point in the war, in your opinion, that the ukrainians could realistically pursue their ultimate goal of expelling the russians completely, including retaking crimea? if so, does the u.s. intend to support and facilitate that goal , as you been doing so far with the other goals? or would you perhaps see this as a different kind of inflection point, basically a good time to start negotiating now that they've got some more strength than they had a few weeks ago? pres. biden: first of all, it is a significant victory for ukraine. a significant victory. i can do nothing but applaud the courage, determination, and capacity of ukrainian people and the ukrainian military. i mean, they have really been amazing. i think it's hard to tell at this point exactly what it means, in terms of -- but i've been very clear that we are going to continue to provide the capability for the ukrainian people to defend themselves and we are not going to engage in any negotiation. there's nothing about ukraine without ukraine. this is a

political decisions or decisions from twenty fifteen which society supports susanna's body was found in hessen on wednesday by this time the murder suspect early b. was no longer in germany he and his family flew back to iraq and it is there that he was arrested friday morning. the suspected murderer also was arrested tonight eight twenty eighteen at two am by kurdish security authorities in northern iraq at the request of the german federal police work of the split. the case has inflamed the debate regarding germany's handling of refugees levy was denied asylum one and a half years ago he had lodged an appeal which had not yet been processed. site. this shows once again that rejected asylum seekers must be sent home urgently every individual who is required to leave but especially criminals. german police are investigating the murder of susanna but politicians are debating how to get rejected asylum applicants to leave germany more quickly. now to space the international space station to be precise where the new crew has arrived here is the moment that the german astronaut alexander guest and

the forestry official in the state of hessen has already lost 300000 trees including many large old ones and similar losses are being seen in other places too. in 2018 alone 60000000 trees in germany fell victim to storms and above all to pests it's a problem that's being repeated year after year with some variations depending on weather conditions at the moment the bark because pete's have esperance greatest enemy the insights which measure just $2.00 to $4.00 millimeters in length feed on the dead trees lying around in the forest after storms but they also bore into living trees especially those weakened by drought the hot dry summer of 2018 and the winter rainfall dried out the soil the precipitation next fall and since has not been able to compensate in many areas groundwater reservoirs have been too low for years the spruce here with their flat roots generally do not reach the groundwater and that makes them vulnerable to job stress and lowers their resistance to pests like bach beatles. decay of our body from the beatles boring to the bark from the outside inside they chew tunnels

our things that the voters voted us for and we as a party, we have to concentrate in the elections in hessen. we want to show this government has done a lot of good work. they have done very proper coalition. it is important that the voters will recognize that in the elections in two weeks. anchor: we will hold you to it. we appreciate you coming in and talking with us. thank you. germany has released an accomplice in the september 11 attacks in the united states and deported him to more ocko. el-motassadeq was sentenced to 15 years in jail. for his role in the deaths of 246 people on board the plane -- one of the planes used in those attacks. he will not be allowed to return to germany until he is at least 90 years oldld.. reporter: on 9/11, 2001, al qaeda terrorists took control of four passenger planes full of civilians and flew them into the world trade center and pentagon and a fourth crashed into a field in pennsylvania. roughly 3,000 people were killed. the terrorist attacks were the largest ever on u.s. soil. and put into action by a group of young men knonown as the hamburg terror c

saxony and brandenburg merkel's christian democratic union as in hessen saxony and brandenburg merkel's christian democratic union lost a large numbers of the ones largely again back in 24 the war under eighteen's they again coming back to 3rd place with 14 coming into 3rd place with 22 point one percent with 21 to the point hard in what he won was not her sex and spec that something. that the party was not expecting. the fact that the parties in the democratic center didn't obtain. the fact that the parties in the democratic center didn't obtain a majority is the bitter result of this election evening this is a situation that was not expect is the bitter result of this election evening this is a situation that was not expected since 1909 they have not been any democratic elections that led to since $949.00 they have not been any democratic elections that led to such result which is impossible to form a government with central forces so the search result which is impossible to form a government with central forces so the big winner of the 3 engine elections is the alternative for german

the police enjoy a great amount of trust in hessen and in germany and the incidents in frankfurt to the sorts of things that could significantly shake that trust. on wednesday the interior affairs committee of the has a regional parliament is due to take a closer look at the allegations. all right and our political correspondent on your kerner is tracking this story for you good to see you i guess can you please contextualize we talking about an isolated case here or is far right extremists pervasive within the german police. the police are not ruling out the possibility that this is a case of much bigger than mentions a task force has been installed to investigate the allegations in the recent months there have been some incidents which alarmed officials in some a in the east german town of cam that's some release took place following a murder case and a participant of one of these rallies insulted and attacked the camera team and later it turned out that this man is a member of the state office of criminal investigation furthermore the head of the foreign intelligence service mohsen d

saxony and brother once that suffered the most are the centrist parties in hessen saxony and brandenburg. and the merkel's. christian democratic union last. christian democratic union lost large numbers of the ones they gained back in 2014 coming into 3rd place with 22 large numbers of the ones they gained back in 2014 coming into 3rd place with 22.111 per cent in some something that that the party really was was not not expecting. the fact that the parties in the democratic senate to. the fact that the parties in the democratic center didn't obtain a majority is the bitter result of this election evening this is a situation that was going to mean a majority is the bitter result of this election evening this is a situation that was not expected since 949 they have not been any democratic elections that was not expected since 949 they have not been any democratic elections that led to such result which is impossible to form a government with central forces led to such result which is impossible to form a government with central forces. so the big winner of these elections is the ultra. so

days with 15 ballots, and the nic and guns for public as well as in the breakaway ukrainian regions of hessen ends up propose. yeah, let's take a look at the preliminary results. as you see on your screen, the data shows that 87.42 percent of votes in the house and region were in favor of joining russia while it was 97.77 percent, and the guns for public 97.74 percent of the votes were in favor of joining welsh in the business people's republic and in the upper washing region. 92.04 percent said yes, for the homeland to become a part of russia. around one and a half 1000000 people cost a votes in the dentist republic, wiley, middle guns for public, the latest scottish shows that voter turnout exceeded 19 percent in the hudson and operational regions. the turn off was roughly the same for each of them. at 63 and 66 percent, respectively. well, of course, we'll keep you abreast of that story for now. that brings us to the end of this bulletin, but we'll be back with the latest news in around 30 minutes until then. many thanks for keeping us company here and not international with mm welcome to

germany people have been both shocked and puzzled by the death of a popular politician in the state of hessen walter luke was found dead from a single bullet in the head last week he was a leading advocate for refugees migrants a stance that had brought him death threats over the past few days disturbing comments gloating over his death have surfaced online a reporter travel to his hometown of is to find out more. it was a shock to the had and very close friends here in front of his house c.d.u. politician by 10 look was found by a family member sunday morning since his death no clues have a much about the perpetrator or the pup the trade ins and habitants of his home village east i was shocked because it's a very difficult situation for the time and for me to. he had his own views views that you could run up against that you could debate with him. at a community meeting in 2015 look this stood up for refugees telling those who disagreed that. you have to stand up for these values whoever doesn't represent them can leave the country at any point. or d.n.c. members from the far right where i w

you would get the green president of hessen. this would be a major crisis this way it was not a very nice even though but you could go more or less business as usual if you didn't do this and one of. us to consider what the chancellor said twenty years ago back in the year one thousand nine hundred eighty eight she was interviewed in a book about power in politics i want you to take a look here's a photo of miracle from one thousand nine hundred ninety eight this is before she took over the leadership of the c.d.u. and she was asked what dreams do you still have beyond politics in her answer was well someday i'd like to find the right point in time to get out of politics now that's much harder than i ever could have imagined but i don't want to end up a half dead wreck when i leave let me ask you mr cruz are the leaders of the other parties going to have all the we do have. a strange president in the us. we did have a long time of no president and from this now we have one. italy is crucial we have to brecht's that and germany i

well that's right so media in the state of hessen limbo is located have reported that a special and tara unit of police raided a an apartment in a place called lang and that's just south of frankfort. about 5060 kilometers from lynn book and as far as i understand it that appears to be where this man was living so the police have moved. obviously trying to assess you know whether he had any radicalization what his motives are we've also heard media reports that he was known to police for drug related crime and what was described as violent criminality so he's not unknown to the police but again as i say any suggestion that this might be some kind of extremist terror attack. which has arisen because of the sort of optical similarity with the 2016 truck attack in berlin that at the moment is purely speculative. i'm young with the latest on this incident thank you simon for your reporting. found the german interior minister who offer has been guarded about his assessment of the incident his war. middle speaking investigated but at this time i cannot tell you how this crime will be classifie

concentrate in the elections and hasn't so we want to show that this government there in the state of hessen has done a good work in the last years i think photo wolfie has done a very very proper job in the coalition with the greens for both parties i think it's very very important of the voters will recognise that in the elections in two weeks we'll we will hold you to it and see what happens in two weeks definitely this is a very as always we appreciate you coming in talking with the slave you. a break with no deal it looks more likely after talks between britain and the e.u. stalled once again on sunday the sticking point how to avoid a physical border between northern ireland in britain and the irish republic even german chancellor angela merkel she is losing hope of a break. we cannot that this disagreement the rail the prospects of a good deal and leave us with a no deal outcome that no one wants i continue to believe that a negotiated deal is the best outcome for the u.k. and for the european union i continue to believe that such a deal is achievable to avoid of course we want the u.

here today we saw some of that shock in the state legislature the part of my building for the state of hessen there rebecca the police have been. someone reticent to release a lot of details or confirm very much right now but can you fill us in on some other information that the police have been giving us. sure absolutely so so far what the police have confirmed is that there are 11 fatalities in the situation 9 of the people who died died due to that they sustained during the shooting at the shisha bars the other 2 bodies that were found one was of the suspected gunmen and the other one was a another body that was also found in the same home where the gunman live now german public broadcasters are reporting and local public broadcaster here. they're also reporting that. that 2nd body likely is the suspected shooter's mother police have not confirmed that yet but but sort of more details are starting to slightly emerge from from sources that are speaking as well to the local media so what we know is that 11 people have died 9 people in the shooting itself here between between this she. as wel

concentrate in the elections and hasn't so we want to show that this government there in the state of hessen has done a good work in the last years i think photo wolfie has done a very very proper job in the coalition with the greens for both parties i think it's very very important that the voters will recognise that in the elections in two weeks or will we will hold you to wait and see what happens in two weeks definitely this is a very as always we appreciate you coming in talking with us and you. germany has released an accomplice in the september eleventh attacks on the united states from prison and deported him to morocco now when he. was arrested back in two thousand and one and was sentenced in two thousand and seven to fifteen years in jail this was for his role in the deaths of two hundred forty six people on board the hijacked airplane that was used one of the planes that was used in those attacks german authorities say that he will not be allowed to return to germany until he's at least ninety years old. on nine eleven two thousand and one al-qaeda terrorists took control of four

first time polls predict that this sunday alternative for germany will enter the state parliament in hessen for the first time that will mean that they have representation in all sixteen german states as well as the national parliament head of the vote in her alternative for germany have been campaigning aggressively. but should immigrants or just women and that momentum and the stickies. of their own people to ensure she. holds a special place for alternative for germany or the air it was at a meeting there back in february twenty fifth the party was formed setting themselves out from the get go as an anti establishment group focused on the economy. the parties in the bundestag and bundesrat don't do any politics in the interest all consideration of germany and europe but in the five years since its formation an alternative for germany has been widely criticized by those who call and damn what they see as its populist and racist stance dva of to enjoy many has the rhetoric of the one nine hundred twenty. two karl and the continuity even in each have a blatant problem with anti semitism the

just refused to answer any questions and to explain his role there plus this office in the state of hessen has now decided that they're going to put the files away for one hundred twenty years so we will not know in our lifetime what about if there was a a larger broader network supporting the n.s.u. what are authorities doing to investigate that well lots of people are saying this medicine reese can't have happened without a broader network this cons of been done by these seven people who are now essentially known to be the official members and accomplices of the and as you so lots of people are saying this murder spree happened nationwide who serves those victims that is something that we don't know who helped them organize all the transport that is another thing there are a lot of things that are unanswered and mackel actually the federal chancellor she promised that in two thousand and twelve she said to the relatives we'll make sure that you'll get all the answers and now of course the relatives said after the verdict this is not the answers we were looking for but again you have to s

ted hessen from politico. i wanted to ask you, we learned out of the trump corporation is that they have agreed to allow union organizing at the brand-new trump hotel in washington and las vegas. the you have any reactions to that? mr. sauders: i want to congratulate the workers in las vegas who have been fighting for a contract for quite a while. and his managers in las vegas have been blocking them from even sitting at the table. they won a major victory. they stood strong and we hope that spreads. clearly, i think it was because of the will of the employees. they were vigilant about standing up and making their voices heard. we have at our conviction -- convention in las vegas in july of 2016. we were at the convention center which was not too far from the site of the hotel where the workers were trying to get their first contract. we had approximately 5500 delegates and guests at the convention. we broke off the convention one afternoon and had a march and a showing the trump hotel support and solidarity f

or accounting is underway and local elections in the german region of hessen exit polls suggest the anti migrant party will win a place in the parliament giving it representation in every region in the country. the they also show waning support for traditional parties in favor of the greens and other left wing forces the leader has already congratulated her fellow party members on the results and of the ruling christian democrats meanwhile say that the elections show that they need to rethink their policies with the people's party the f.t. is now represented in every job and region after the great success it has brought with us highs this evening there was a very mixed message has there once the christian democratic union to continue leading this state many people have shown during this election that it must be different i mean has it in the. right political analyst steve in my believes ruling parties are going to need to change their politics if they want to stay in power. state election of probably a proxy vote nationally as well that's not just a local vote it will definitely put in a

now, of course remember the king of england was the elector of hanover, so hessen was pretty much next door and i've lived in germany for a period when i was a diplomat, and if you go to a castle in marborg in hessen, you can see a whole room devoted to the recruitment of soldiers to be sent across the atlantic to america and the phrase was off to castle. but however, the ruler, i forget his name, the ruler didn't exact -- wasn't actually very popular, and he and his family got their come upance at the time of the revolution. the united states of irish immigrants leaving ireland in the wake of the disaster famine. the irish famine monument in this city near penns landing is the finest i have seen anywhere. irish american political organizations sprung up in a country beyond british control determined to help secure irish freedom and independent, and when militant solutions were not available or failed, they provided political and financial muscle for the breakthrough in the 1880s that put far reaching land reform and home rule on the political agenda, and i think charms stewart parnell

more than 1,000 police officers raided dozens of properties in the state of hessen this morning. a 36—year—old tunisian man, who's suspected of recruiting for the islamic state group, was detained. a new trial to reform railfares will begin in may after train operators admitted that buying the right ticket could be baffling. the system will make sure that passengers pay the cheapest possible fares and avoid the need to split their tickets on longerjourneys. a former teacher has pleaded guilty to more than 40 charges of abusing children both in britain and overseas. mark frost, who's 70, pleaded guilty at the old bailey to offences including rape, indecent assault and making obscene images. prosecutors said the case was one of the most serious they had dealt with. a year since the world health 0rganisation declared zika a global emergency, scientists are now beginning to understand how it affects children. the mosquito—borne virus has caused almost 2,500 babies in brazil to be born with microcephaly, a condition identified by an abnormally small head. doctors now believe tha

you just pick out this one question of this liaison officer from the regional office in the state of hessen he was actually on the ground when the owner of an internet cafe was murdered by the and this you and he was questioned during this trial for thirty years for thirty days and didn't given as to what was his role who had sent him that why was he there and then the office actually decided to lock away his files all those five hundred twenty is what about the question of about this broader network that has possibly supported the n.s.u. families of the victims want answers there are going to investigate well this is something that all the relatives and all the lawyers said yesterday this can only be the end of this trial but this can't be the end of the investigation into this mud the street murder spree it happened nationwide there are a lot of unanswered questions why did they get their cars from how did they manage to pick their victims how did they manage to do it so fast and there are a lot of people doubting that only seven people were involved in this and actually the federal prose

broader index with specific names that have done well two of the top performers are cardinal health and hessen elsewhere in the industry, vertex is among the big leaders in the sector. all three of those names, by the way, are less than 10% from highs they notched earlier this month. real momentum there as well. it is not all smooth sailing align technology is on pace for the worst year on record amid of sharp decline in sales the two companies in delivery and page ack packages in the inr the worst performing. >>> time for random but interesting. for that we go to brian sullivan >> the morning rbi is back today is on a sece serious topic this is with fraud it has to do with your tax dollars. the new york state comptroller's office of improper payments the state made in the last two years. the numbers are staggering this report finds during the pandemic, the state of new york may have paid out $2 billion of improper or fraudulent payments. in 2020, fraud payments surged 530% as bad as it is, you can understand the lockdowns and chaos, but it did not get better last year or this year bad payment