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this is the news live from berlin we've seen the impeachment drama behind him the us president donald trump goes on the attack trump lashes out at his opponents calling them evil that comes off to u.s. senators throughout the impeachment charges against him trump says he has suffered a terrible ordeal and calls the trial just gratis also coming out. the german chancellor is to hold business talks in angola and oil rich countries struggling under corruption and extreme poverty will take
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a look at what i'm goldens make of the president's promise to create jobs and turn their lives around. los defying the taliban on the ski fields a mountain range once used to attack the afghan capital is now home to an enthusiastic young snowboarders and i have big plans for this fall. i'm tired right it's good to have you with us president donald trump has addressed the nation the day after he was acquitted at his impeachment trial speaking from the white house said he was the victim of a long and corrupt process the trial may now be over but deep divisions remain between the president and the most powerful democrat in washington u.s. house speaker nancy pelosi. the national
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prayer breakfast in washington today should only it's a nonpartisan gathering designed to promote unity and reconciliation the day after his then acquittal president trump was a no mood for forgiveness. as everybody knows my family our great country. and your president have been put through a terrible ordeal. by some very dishonest and corrupt people. they have done everything possible to destroy us and by so doing very badly hurt our nation a clear swipe at democratic leader nancy pelosi who were seated just down the table from trump fortitude and straight for months she had been leading the charge to remove him from office later in the day palosi fired back.
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and at play hard for him because he's so off the track of our constitution our values after country the air our children prays a lot are they drink and the rest he really needs our prayers but trump was still hoping to get the last word in a televised address at the white house the president targeted the u.s. house speaker once more nancy pelosi is a horrible person. and she wanted to impeach a long time ago when she said i prefer the president i pray for the president pretty she may pray but she prays for the opposite but i doubt you president and these are vicious people least did it likely won't be the president's last salvo in his ongoing feud with the most powerful woman in washington. impeachment may be in the rearview mirror but today's hostilities signaled more bitter division lies ahead. well for more on donald trump's post impeachment speech and what this could
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mean for the election coming up let's cross to g.w. correspondent all of a salad in washington hi there all of trump's speech felt like a cross between a triumphant lap of on him repeating that he's a victim and also a warning of sorts how is what he's said being interpreted over there. well jared is fancy law firm for what he is really but if you talk to critics they would rather interpret this as a very bizarre and on presidential appearance probably one of the most bizarre appearances he's had a long time and he's also had this very vindictive tone there at the speech you just showed served in this report that was very telling because it gave you a look into his worldview where divides people into bad and evil who oppose him versus those who support him adam schiff for instance the 3 leader at leading manager in the impeachment trial of mitt romney the senator who convicted him were
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called vicious he also called the anti pelosi the speaker of the house a horrible person and what's really interesting here also and what stands out if you compare his response to the one of bill clinton after his impeachment trial where he apologized to the american people essentially saying that he was profoundly story to trigger all that and well president trump did not at that quite an extraordinary speech all of it let's look a little bit further what implications does the impeachment and the acquittal have on the upcoming election you know can trump be trusted for example to avoid the kinds of activities that got him under investigation in the 1st place. what we learned from that speech here is a trump pretty much things that he did everything right of the democrats are the evil and that added cute certainly set the tone for the come pain that we're going to see in the next months with regards to his conduct that is very unlikely to change and that's also one of the reasons why the democrats decided to impeach him
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in the 1st place because trump in his presidency follows a certain pattern of totalitarian interpretation of the presidential office if you will also remember the report of special counsel robert mahler and all the unflattering details he unveiled there so we might see some of the coming up again plus of course a very divisive campaign all of it would contact about the impeachment and the press is talking about the democratic party that had lost the impeachment process and they still have to digest the fiasco surrounding the caucus results in iowa what type of shape is the party in there certainly not in their best moment right knowledge jarrett well the acquittal was clear it was clear the president will be acquitted after this trial so the democrats were nevertheless hoping for a shift in the public momentum there that never came and they were trying to make the case here that the republicans were hiding the truth when they did not allow
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witnesses and evidence so now they have to decide how they want to move on if they want to subpoena candidates and testify and hear additional tests moni is like the one of john bolton outside the framework of impeachment or can return to the traditional election topics correspondent all of a sonnet in washington thank you paula. here are some of the other stories making news around the world in iowa the democratic party has declared the winner of the state's caucuses monday's contest was the 1st to choose the democratic candidate to run against president donald trump in november's election the vote was hit by technical problems and. narrowly defeated senator bernie sanders. thousands of orthodox have gathered in cities across montenegro to protest a new religious law or demonstrations have picked up steam since the law was
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positive the end of december the orthodox church believes the law could lead to the seizure of its properties something the government denies. rescue is in spain are searching for 2 people after a landslide spilled across a highway in the basque region the 2 missing are thought to be buried under the rubble police have deployed sniffing dogs and a mountain rescue unit to help with the search. the most notorious his. drug lord pablo escobar has died of stomach cancer at age 57 john hyde is known as popeye claimed to have killed 300 people while working for. 23 years in prison off just surrendering to police in 1902. well german chancellor merkel is heading to angola for trade talks on friday as part of a 3 day trip to africa should be meeting angolan president laurent so who came to
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power 2 and a half years ago on a pledge to create jobs and push on with development and dollar is one of africa's biggest oil producers but is blighted by extreme corruption and poverty there and so has vowed to go off to relate figures like the former president's daughter who it's alleged stole hundreds of millions of dollars have the dreams of a new stott being filled w. went to the on golden capital to find out. no wonder the capital of angola on display in the city center is evidence of the massive oil wealth that has poured into the southern african country in recent decades. but just a few kilometers away is another angola one of poverty and mass unemployment. we ask locals as the new president changed anything for them.
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there is a change but it's all happening much too slowly. nothing has changed yet and we don't even have drinking water you know. but i am without any sleep the government should at least deal with waste removal of us when it rains here there are floods that sometimes drag away our children our houses are ruined too we have many problems here. but we want the new president runs so to think about us. things are very bad for us here our country is rich but we don't see any of it. people have a lot of money but we are suffering here. joe wilder and so took office 2 years ago his predecessor had been in power for 38 years lorenzo ernest attempts at confronting the rampant corruption have surprised many here he's even confronted
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former party allies. it's precisely because i have seen these high levels of corruption. and because i think it must be stopped. that we are fighting what we've witnessed for decades. it might be comfortable for us to leave things as they were before. who would that be correct. said we have a chance to make a change. and this is the right time to do it a woman. lauren so is even going after the former president's children especially isabel little standoffish she's africa's richest woman and has been accused of illegally diverting hundreds of millions of dollars from state coffers to a company's. many important businesses are still controlled by isabel just santos
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and as the leaked documents of the so-called showed she could often count on the help of her father the former president it will probably take years answered courts can establish the scale of the corruption in the country and punish the perpetrators. so has the era of corrupt elites in angola past residents of the capital under the slums have their doubts they want to see concrete results . or the hills outside kabul were once used by the taliban to pound the afghan capital with rockets and mortars but today the hindu kush mountain range is home to a group of enthusiastic young no borders they don't have a ski lift and they get no official help the founders of the afghan snowboarding federation have big plans for their sport. snowboarding seems an
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unlikely leisure pursuit in the hills outside the afghan capital but at 1800 meters above sea level kabul is one of the highest capital cities in the world these local youths are making the most of winter in the hindu kush mountain range that surrounds the city snowboarding and. snowboarding is the new face of afghanistan we established the afghan snowboarding federation to show this new face of the world. that they can see that in a country where there is fighting and ethnic problems it's still not all about the war. and the youth is involved as well as both boys and girls like chardon are in the 1990 s. from these very hills taliban fighters rained down artillery and rockets on kabul now they're one of the few places in the country where ahmed and his friends can snowboard in safety another is the central province of bamiyan famous around the
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world as the site of one of the greatest cultural crimes in recent memory the deliberate destruction in 2001 of the ancient buddhist statues that wants looked out over the valley from this cliff face the taliban isn't just a presence in memory the group still controls around half of the country. if the taliban come back it's impossible to snowboard because they aren't sports friendly people. they don't want pace and they don't want sports so if they come back we won't be able to snowboard. in. the future role of the taliban in afghanistan is unclear as things stand and his mates can practice their new hobby in peace for at least as long as the snow dos. you're watching t.v. news from belgium coming up is our film documentary featuring the sound of freedom looking at 200 years of the music of hope and protest there is more on our web site
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