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the equator celebrating in japanese stylyl and on day 2525 he hadad to c c to the top of the mast too fix some equipment. despite that,, hee seemed toto n good spirits. but two days later, disaster struck. he reported a broke on mast. on sunday, he told organizers he was retiring from the race. >> translator: unfortunately, i have had to pull out of this fun day globe. i would like to express my gratitude to everyone who has supported me. >> reporter: it's not the end that he hoped for, but remains an inspiration to all the other sailors. donovan raynal, nhk world, paris. >>> japanese musician and d compososer ryuichi sakamoto has been nominated for a grammy. he is up for best score sound track in the visual media category together with german musician novovoto. sakamoto won a grammy in 1989 and he also won an oscar and a golden globe for that movie. he's best known for his soundtrack and acting role in the 1983 film with david bowie "merry christmas mr. lawrence." he was nominated in 1995 for his film. the winners will be announced in los angeles on february 12th. >>> during the wint

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he hadad been on their radar, bt anti-terror expeperts only considered an attack from him possible, but unlikely. and after the attack, police arrested the wrong man, allowing amri to flee. now another suspect has been released. it is the latest twist in what is germany's most controversial investigation. christopher: you're watching dw news in berlin. still to come, the rosy fufure of solar energy. a new repoport from the world economic forum says the the cost of solar panels has plunged. it is on par with the cost of energy from fossil fuels. that, and plenty more after a very short break. do stay with us. ♪ ♪ christopher: welcome back. our top story, the syrian government has agreed to a general cease-fire with main rebel groups. the cease-fire due to go into effect at midnight with both russia and turkey acting as guarantors. the cease-fire will then pay the way for peace talks aimed at ending the almost six year-long conflict. russian officials say they do not think an explosion caused a military plane to crashinto the black sea earlier this week, killing all 92 people on board

i'm thinking'm about the 70-degree day we hadad on christmas day last week.t >> that's noting whying to happen. > i'm fine with that. >> i know you are. we are going to at least see this cold air retreating just a littleting bit. the cold that came in sundayin night behind the very aggressive frontal boundary that dropped our temperature from 67 down7 into the 20 #-s and 30s, thattht cold air is around tonight, but it is is going to be beating a retreat out of town tomorrow anm we're going to see more moderate temperatures in the 40ss and maybe a run at 50-degrees for us tomorrow which should feeld fe pretty g. it will be a cold start in the morning that's for sure and today was blow averagew coming in at 37 at reagan and dulles. average is 45 now arb and bwi363 we'll be able to get at least to average and probably a littlean bit aboved pr it for your wedne. meanwhile a check of temperatures and it is cold out martinsburg. 2 # at culpeper, d.c. 32 and frederick 28. similar to thehe temperatures we had last night. in terms of cloud cover a little thin band of cloud cover of thar is go

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something that neither the executive branch nor the legislslature oror even the judidiciary which has hadad its hands tied, , have beeeen able o do. this is what the families are askiking for - - just as in the recoconstruction of memory. amy: and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. juan: and i'm juan gonzalez. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. republican lawmakers in north carolina are being accused of waging a legislative coup by attempting to strip power from the state's incoming governor democrat roy cooooper. cooper narrowly beat republican govevernor pat mccrory by 10,000 votes last month. in an unprecedented move, republicans filed dozens of new bills during a spepecial session of the general assembly called to consider relief for hurricane matthew victims. the republican lawmakers are attempting to impose measures to slash the number of state employees appointed by the governor, require senate approvalal for all of ththe governor's cabinet picks,

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