in syria, delegates have their work cut out for them. >> our chief political correspondent is at the munich security conference. the german president opened the proceedings. how did his speech actually go down? >> i think many people feel this was one of the strongest speeches he has made as president. he gave a very impassioned appeal for germany to take on more responsibility in international affairs. this has been a perennial issue here at munich for a long time now. other countries have urged germany to get beyond check out diplomacy, to do more to help resolve international crises, and certainly, those were the words of the president. he said germany is a globalized economy must do more to resolve challenges internationally, and he also said that this country is now a good germany. those were his words. he said that for 60 years, germany has been at peace, has been a good neighbor, and that it is time for it to their commensurate responsibility into nationally. many people were glad to hear that message. >> it would certainly markedly change on the international stage. what else is on

it is the first home defeat of the season. munichs a new year, but is still dominating and classic style. the hopes were dented after just seven minutes. mario opened the scoring. the hosts were rocked. after half an hour, they started fighting back. he tested the goalkeeper. in the second half, the defending champions reapply pressure. the keeper fended off a barrage of shots before the call for handball. the referee pointed to the spot. he stepped up and easily converted. 2-0. they were dogged but could not swing momentum their way. munich is straight back to their winning ways. >> things did not go so well for frankfurt last year. later on saturday, they will meet berlin. they will look for points if they want to start the new round without falling into the drops zone. >> instead of soaring, the eagles have seen their fortunes plummet the season. frankfurt have yet to win a single match at home and are in acute danger of relegation. >> we know exactly where we are. we know it will be tough. we know we need a lot of work and a littl

his project has been to tell the stories of particular jewish families who lived in munich during the930s and who were sent to concentration camps by the nazis. to do so he paints these suitcases similar to the ones victims carry to the camps and places them outside the very buildings where the families lived. >> owns this shop. this is my house. i'm living here in the second floor. there lived the family and they were killed. >> why? >> if you see a girl, a face, a story, a history of her sitting on your place before, it's another feeling. it's another feeling. history comes near. >> in the end, germany is doing what few nations have done before, not celebrating its greatest accomplishments but building monuments to its darkest time, determined to keep history clearly in sight. >> translator: nowadays it's about communicating how it came to pass that such things could happen. what happened before auschwitz, buchenwald, what happened before dachau, that's one aspect. that's okay, but what's that got to do with me today? >> translator: according to german law, we are committed to prose

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of activitye a lot this weekend at the munich security conference. cretary of state in the u.s., john kerry, will be there. his russian counterpart, the human secretary-general, and also the un's special envoy chairing the talks will be there as well. there will be a lot of activity andhe conference on syria there is a scheduled visit to russia for more talks with the foreign minister next week in moscow. there is a lot of activity, but no breakthrough. and we are waiting to hear rrom the mediator, lakda brahimi, due to speak shortly. the syrian government has been accused of entire neighborhoods being wiped off the map. they said bashar al-assad used bulldozers and explosives to punish the people backing the opposition. researcher for human rights watch and he told us more about this report. >> the large-scale demolition of seven neighborhoods in syria's and argest cities ,hama damascus, we used satellite imagery. in the course of just a couple of weeks, entire neighborhoods have been erased by the syrian government. put this into perspective, the ar

security conference instead the fact is however what goes on in munich or washington or or wherever or brussels is one thing what go what happens in the ukraine is something completely different in it is in the ukraine itself where this issue will ultimately be decided and interesting yannick over which research control regardless of how it's done the u.s. will have to deal with in the exam effect so much a very good to talk to in this hour examine the curious legal expert there live in london thank you well as we've just been discussing the opposition leader is a seeking more support from the u.s. and the e.u. but with those riots now spreading wide across ukraine's west it seems unlikely further talks will bring any solutions are porous lir reports from one of the hot beds of the unrest. this is the regional administration building in even notes on cards skin western ukraine where at the till a week ago the regional governor had his office but as you can see just liking kiev's there's now a giant barricade surrounding the building with snow tires and planks of wood radical and and

twenty eleven when these pictures were taken to mt htc hero for me one last test appeared before the munich to speak for them as a witness but in april he'll be the one in the dark on charges of serious bribery and insight into fall. who in the united question and he used to be influencing the former by an alp bank board member to sell shares the bank and in formula one to two an investor has defended a chance in the form on the tenth of its concluded nicholson is accused of paying the whole hall. i keep trying to get to talk speak to enjoy his stay in control of formula one. that caused him to the nines that the saying instead that because he was sentenced to eighteen years in prison that's repeated with blackmail. prosecutors are put together a mall than two hundred page indictment and planted called sassy nine witnesses to testify against eccleston. and why he may be stepping down from the day to day operations. ecclestone still plans to stay in charge of formula one. come what may the one they are the talk about the joining us now in the studio is our deed of these sports correspondent

. >> the munich olympics in '72 with the red brigade in germany. what did that do? w black september into munich to do that. now you have these terrorists in prison. you're in the hotbed of it. what was anybody thinking? >> you know, the terrorists are ticked off at the west, though, right? >> yeah. >> in general. >> but they got a lot of westerners there to pick from. >> my point is, so then under that theory, you can't hold any big event. otherwise, you run the same risk. and my point is, the balkan area, the chechens, it's a hotbed for terror, right? i don't think the issue is the location. right? >> it's the ideology. >> the ideology. it can happen anywhere. >> just because you're bringing up about the black widows. they're tough, they blend in. they're harder to identify, to locate, to neutralize. they're more concerned. more cunning of an opponent. >> they're usually widows angry at the russian government or the west, whatever it might be, because they're on their own now. >> and they'll do anything. >> i have a feeling they won't last. >> you're not going to t

to what we offer to enterprise as part of situation iso the important so they have a gateway to the munichg in a very secure manner, a private manner, pin to pin, so private manner, and also externally to your friends and families and all of that. so that is where the money will come from. eventually, we will also, when the wallet is big enough, we will partner with some retail situations. i think advertising is interesting. it is always tough, but we are not going to say we are not going to do that. coast our senior west correspondent jon erlichman and extrusive interview with the blackberry interim ceo john chen, and we will have much more from john from vegas all week long. he is on the ground. coming up, who is the number two for jeff days those? today,ot know that until when jeff bezos was rushed to the hospital. ticking a look at the amazon family tree, coming up. -- taking a look. ♪ "bloomberg west >> welcome back -- welcome back to "bloomberg west." chang.ily hating helicopters, and we will tell you why he hates it, but jeff bezos had to be taken in one when he was at the galapagos

the prosecutor in the munich court accuses egglestone of paying him to make sure the chunk was sold to c.v.c. in order that he could remain its boss, that was the deal, as it were. however, he has been saying at a the money that he paid to this man, gearheardt gaboski was money to save off possible revelations about his tax situation, in other words, this was a kind of blackmail payment, so it's really going to come down to one man against the other. the banker is serving jail time for accepting money as the german government sees it and not paying taxes on it. >> of course, if one made a statement, what do they have to say? >> summarizing earlier, he is to give up his job as director but remain in the day to day operations of formula one to give him time to make his defense before the german justice, however, the major signs authority and so on will be given over to another board member. this isn't the only legal concern that he faces. there's also a civil suit before a london court involving the same sale, where a german company, which did not become the lucky owner of the 47% stake,

the crisis in ukraine and syria's almost three year conflict are expected to to the agenda at the munichecurity conference in germany. more than 350 high-ranking officials from 70 countries are set to take part in the forum. among them. john kerry. this week, u.s. spy chiefs said that 7,000 foreigners are fighting with rebels in syria. many of them from european countries. intelligence agencies are warned that some are being trained to return and conduct attacks at home. the international study for the study of radicalization estimates that western europeans make up part of the fighting population in syria. many come from france, and 360 come from britain. the report goes to say that almost 300 travel to syria from belgium. 240 fighters come from germany. and just over 150 have left the netherlands. i spoke with open ar in amsterdam. and i asked what threat these foreign fighters may impose if and when they return home. >> i think it's safe to say that almost all returnees will be potential terrorists at home. but for sure, we learned at our conference of the add callization network -- r

our next report on the faces of the new year, you will meet one of those men, the archbishop of munichin southern germany. >> the cardinal is deeply concerned about the fate of refugees around the world. and the german catholic church has called for germany to take in more people fleeing the war in syria. here, in an unused church building, they're turning it into a hostel for young refugees. >> you cannot spread the gospel by teaching catechism alone. you have to spread it by attending to people, especially the poor and weak. that is what jesus did. he cared for people. >> easy arch ship of munich and was made cardinal but oh that addict in 2010. he's one of the leaders of the catholic church in germany. he is also a member of the council of cardinal member advisors set up last april by pope francis. the task of these eight cardinals is to help the pope reform the catholic church worldwide and bring it close to ordinary people. >> the agenda of the pope has said is a very important one. as a church that has great resources, including material resources, we must do more on the fringes

overall it the court in munich as well the formula one man told me i will stand when we tried on bribery charges. he's accused of giving effect to remain in your eye trying to eat salmon into his car and the savage aisles sentence for receiving the payments. the f one chief will continue to run the schools on a day to day basis but how stepped down as a board member until the end of the trial which is likely to start in late april. does it feel to them lolz think she likes the prison sentence of up to five p as for the crimes he's accused of collusion to an end especially so in case they can be up to ten yen. it's that sooner rather than stop wanting it. he was told to expect in this trial. if you live to be sensitive to dunedin for within it. i will send sms to make jam and armpit to ensure this i have it back onto a private equity creeping pace killings. he admits making the payments but the knights bribery the trial threatens to end his long reign at the helm of the business he sent into a delightful money spent lauren and i are. like patrick . the road i get ahead. thanks margaret th

>> i think since the munich games the world of security for olympics has been transformed.you've seen secret service, c.i.a., f.b.i., all these kinds of entities providing the contingency plans and coming up with the sense of the security environment that would make our olympic athletes understand what they're going into and understand what the relative risks are. as your other guest indicated, this is a place that's going to be intrusively secure. so guests are going to be forced to get a background check to get their ticket. when they go to the venue, they'll be scanned multiple times. so it's not going to be the sort of free-wheeling time on the mountain. it's going to be very regimented and very russian and the russians are deploying cops on the street every 50 meters. there's going to be this very obtrusive physical security presence that's intimidating. the russians are going to use racial profiling to make people who sort of match the profile of the insurgents that they're worried about in the north caucasus feel uncomfortable. so compared with moscow where an on any

>> well, there is no question about that with regards to the munich olympics, for instance and hitler's presence there. >> that certainly undercut the olympic message and surely that can happen in our time, theoretically or specifically. in my view, russia has not been a particularly collaborative player on the world stage. russia after all has been pushing for the continuance of assad and syria. it has been standing with iran too often in my view against the tough sanctions that i think were necessary. although, they've come along to a certain degree. the harboring of eric snowden i think is designed to be a stick of the eye towards us. were it my choice, i would not vote for russia to hold the winter olympics or the december olympics. but it's not my choice. they are a player of the global stage. they have a right to make their bid, but they do strain the view of people like myself as to their leadership and their characterization of the olympic spirit. >> finally, sir, you send out a wonderful christmas card each year. we've just put it up on the screen with your beautiful family. i

would the likes of john kerry and indeed top diplomats from the interest in talking to the opposition there in munich what's in it for them why is ukraine of such importance. well what's interesting is after the meeting between opposition leader vitelli klitschko and john kerry the ukrainian opposition leader said that kerry told them that we are with the opposition we give them our full support kerry also said that the president has not done enough in his reforms and has us even called for a change in the constitution of ukraine but then at the same time he says he warned against meddling by outside powers in ukraine's internal affairs so there's an absolute disconnect in in us foreign policy and i think anyone who's paying attention notices it is a disconnect among the opposition and ukraine too isn't there because john kerry is talking about talking with an opposition does he know who they are and by what rights to see have any authority to to to undermine a legitimately elected government and tell the president of this country what he should or should not do you know what's really funny because t

britain has to figure out secretary of state will meet ukraine's opposition leaders for the first time in munich this is washington considers sanctions against the government. a crisis in capital punishment a shortage of lethal drugs forces america's death penalty states to look at alternative often more painful methods of execution. or some stumbling in only partly. wishful to access was to find out what condemned prisoners face of there's no drugs to kill them. and he slips into the olympic sliding center to find out waterways the box lays and skeletons competing for medals in the winter games. this is asking international coming to you live from moscow i mean you should probably our time a story now the u.s. secretary of state john kerry will meet ukraine's opposition leaders for the first stop on the sidelines of a security conference in munich on saturday and washington is also keeping out the pressure on president here to call bitch who's now on the sick leave calling on him to remain true. to chile where the minute to resolve the crisis and while threatening restrictions if he doesn't. we

secretary of state will meet ukraine's opposition leaders for the first time in munich this as washington considers sanctions against the gulf. a crisis in capital punishment the shortage of lethal drugs forces america's death penalty states to look at alternative often more painful methods of execution. but you know. bleeding we talked to experts to find out what condemned prisoners face if there are no drugs left to kill them. at all if he slips into the olympic sliding center to find out what awaits the. skeletons competing for the medals the twenty fourteen. thank you very much for joining us here on r.t. international. world headlines live from moscow the u.s. secretary of state john kerry will meet ukraine's opposition leaders for the first time this on the sidelines of a security conference in munich on saturday and washington is also keeping up the pressure on president got to cope it sure is now on sick leave calling on him to resolve the crisis threatening restrictions if he doesn't. we're willing to consider sanctions no decision has been made meanwhile the divide in ukraine ap

the elder jericho beach is murder went to trial in munich in two thousand and two. a co conspirator was sentenced to life in prison the court is convinced that the man behind the killing are living in san fran. like you're sick at the beach the germans believe he was involved in the murder. he's now willing to appear on camera to tell george of the way his side of the story in his first television interview. the now sixty eight year old admitted to having spied on her leash and textiles. beginning in nineteen seventy nine with his own agents. we want to know how many helpers he had in germany. the money for all the wrong call our own way tomorrow it will limit the floodwaters. we are in a way that makes no sense to give a number with you dealers are typically focuses on a basic task of the apartment i was to protect a tourism season were away. the commission on the completion of a certain number of croatian immigrants in europe and elsewhere know enough to have attacked our calls. with violence. it was the love they planted explosives and grenades on beaches and rest

. >> for more on all of this, i'm joined by steve clemens, editor at large for the atlantic joining us from munich, where he's at the security conference that secretary kerry is flying to. let's talk about the whole nsa issue because i think angela merkel's spokesman said among other things in munich, that they would return him if he were to go. there's a lot of pressure as you know better than anyone in germany. public pressure to let him come and get some sort of asylum there. >> well, i think that this is an enormous issue and you saw it in a way when the german foreign minister responded to john kerry today and said trust has been lost between germany and the united states. i spoke to angela merkel's advisers today and they themselves said the mistake the united states is making and sometimes is thinking this is about her phone calls when in fact every european and every german is saying this as a -- as an issue of their individual liberty. and they saw the united states as a protector and defender of those individual liberties and see that image of the united states tarnished and threatened.

munich on saturday. he will be joining them at the end of the season.eads currently in scoring with 11 goals in 17 games. the move is adding to concerns about the growing dominance of byron in german soccer. and the world-famous rally held in south africa got underway with stage one in argentina. the fastest in one section, carlos leading another. last year's winner was among the fastest finishers. take a look. customized many celebrated their success. have nowdeveloped received official support from bmw. is, ofg recognized course, a triumph. we fought for it long enough. never give up. there is always a way to achieve something if you have stamina. >> the journey began in the was co-owned at bmw. at the time, on the board and a regular driver in the rally. 2001, there was the idea that was to change his life. he set about modifying bmw models to fit them to the race. then, the rally was one twice in the mini. this has 100 more horsepower. both have advantages and a good chance of winning. now, the question is whether the stretch is better suited to bug

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and the men's award went to another german, the former bayern munich boss. there was a special lifetime achievement award. it went to a brazilian legend, the only player to win the world cup three times, pele. >> welcome to the 71st annual golden globe award. weekllywood spent the celebrating the winners of the golden globes. johnny depp announced the prize for best drama. it goes to "12 years a slave." >> director steve mcqueen won with a moving story about racists and slavery in united states. "american hustle" collected three awards -- best comedy, best actress in a comedy for amy adams, and best supporting actress for jennifer lawrence. >> it is such an honor. cuaron takes the best director accolades for "gravity." sandra bullock is an astronaut racing against time to get back to earth. they do in the week, oscar nominations were revealed in l.a. "american hustle" and "12 years a slave" go into that race as favorites. >> an annual tradition in france, the president's january press conference. this was planned to announce a plan to revive the economy. prop

the last two decades. all of us remember munich and the tragedy of munich. we have brave young olympians going to russia to exhibit their great talents on behalf of the american people. our responsibility then from my perspective on homeland security is to take every threat seriously. and i believe it is important for a congress, administration, to raise its concern to the highest level. we used to have color designation as to what we thought was a terrorist threat in the united states. we don't have those anymore, but we need to be at the highest level of sensitivity to what might happen in sochi to protect our american citizens. i might just say on my website, i have the list of embassies and others that all who are traveling from my area can link onto the state department. but we must be at the highest level and i'm concerned and want more resources in sochi on behalf of the american people. >> more resources. jim, let me come to you with that. the russians say they have 60,000 security officers working these games, according to the "washington post," that

. >> let's keep in mind the '72 munich olympics where the israelis lost a good number of their team memberseep coming back to that. it's haunting. the israelis secured that area very well. >> it's different now. >> way different. the world has changed. >> it's changed, i agree with you. >> one of the reasons is we can track people and their communications. >> putin is such an ego maniac, i couldn't imagine something reflecting bad on him. >> he has been helpful in fig fighter terrorism. >> directly ahead, it looks like just justin bieber's legal problems could go from bad to worse. could he be booted back to canada for breaking the law in the united states? the next on bieber fever on "the five." >>> just when the streets are finally safe from lindsay lohan, justin bieber comes out of nowhere, arrested in miami beach earlier this morning on charges of dui, resisting arrest, driving with an expired license, and he's in trouble with his grandparents for not stopping by to visit. >> a lot of poem like jimmy cipal, are joking about justin bieber getting arrested for street racing under the infl

state john kerry will meet ukraine's opposition leaders for the first time on the sidelines of a security conference in munich on saturday and washington is also keeping up the pressure on president. on sick leave calling on him to resolve the crisis while threatening restrictions if he doesn't. we're willing to consider sanctions no decision has been made meanwhile the divide in ukraine appears to be widening as artie's alexia chefs reports from key. ukraine is now in an absolutely unique situation i don't think there's ever been anything compared to what is happening in the country right now half of it is now paralyzed with the regional administrations taken over by the protesters making it completely impossible for this part of the country to be properly governed by the authorities there already been cases we've heard reports that some of this and some of the reasons authorities are actually running their regions online exchanging correspondence through different messaging services was there and nabl to go to their work their regional ministrations have been blocked and there's no chance of a compromise as

the attack during the munich olympics is a thought that worries people. hletes have been warned not to wear their team usa gear outside of the olympic venue. brian todd, washington. >> let's dig deeper now with republican congressman michael mccaul of texas. congressman, thanks very much for coming in. you have just came back from russia. these are the most serious threats to an olympic game you've ever seen. what's your deepest concern? >> a suicide bomber. i think the proximity to where the terrorists are in the northern caucuses and most recently the top al qaeda leader calling for attacks. this thing is ratcheting up, not ratcheting down. the perimeter of my judgment is very secure from a military standpoint. what i think is vulnerable are the soft targets outside of the olympic village. if they can hit those, it's still a victory for the terrorists. >> would you let your loved ones go to sochi? >> i think there's a real security concern but if we don't send our athletes and don't attend and support them, then we let the terrorists win. and i think tha

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. >> let's keep in mind the '72 munich olympics where the israelis lost a good number of their team membersback to that. it's haunting. the israelis secured that area very well. >> it's different now. >> way different. the world has changed. >> it's changed, i agree with you. >> one of the reasons is we can track people and their communications. >> putin is such an ego maniac, i couldn't imagine something reflecting bad on him. >> he has been helpful in fig fighter terrorism. >> directly ahead, it looks like just justin bieber's legal problems could go from bad to worse. could he be booted back to canada for breaking the law in the united states? the next on bieber fever on "the five." (vo) you are a business pro. seeker of the sublime. you can separate runway diculousness... from fashionhat flies off the shelves. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. and only national isanked highest in car rental customer satisfaction by j.d. power. (natalie) ooooh, i like your style. (vo) so do we, business pro. so do we. go national. go like

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i think of the 1972 munich olympics when the entire israeli team was wiped out by black september. that could easily happen again. history does tend to repeat itself when terrorises are involved. >> could easily happen gain. why haven't you said to america, keep these athletes at home, if you're so concerned about them? >> in my view from a security standpoint, that's what i would if were any charge of the u.s. olympic athletes. however i don't think they'll listen to me a. they're going to put their truth and feys in vladimir putin he can pull this off. >> nice to see you. >>> u.s. officials suggest a new report out of syria could offer proof that the syrian government is torturing its own people in unnationallable ways. investigators say syrian military police photographer gave them pictures of horrific scenes. tens of thousands of pictures of mutilated corpses, only a few of which we can begin to show you on television uas state department spokeswoman says they suggest widespread and systemic torture violations. the investigators behind the report say they show evidence of starv

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both of you are attending the munich security conference. the prime minister's were encouraged to meet to discuss their differences him a to --olve them in order to get what do you suggest and can you make some encouragement to both sides to finally resolve their differences? >> and we have a question right here, please. >> i think you make a great bipartisan panel and i appreciate your time with us today. earliered this question so pardon me reading it off a piece of paper. the former air force chief of staff stated that without financial buy-in from nato, money for the nuclear integration with the tactical nuclear bomb should probably be aligned to other priorities. in the recent omnibus it and it seemsfunds the u.s. is moving away from an f 35 nuclear role. considering that european fighter jets will be retired and the f 35 my not be able to carry the be 61, our nato partners won't be able to deliver that bomb in the future and carry out their nuclear mission. so i'm wondering, should our nato allies financially contribute to modernizing t

foreign policy chief on the sidelines of a security conference in munich over the riots now spreading wide across ukraine's west it seems unlikely more talks will bring any solutions. reports from one of the hotbeds of the unrest. this is the regional administration building event at sun card skin western ukraine where at the till a week ago the regional governor had his office but as you can see just liking kiev's there is now a giant barricade surrounding the building with snow tires and planks of wood radical and and he russian this is the heartland of nationalism where anti on the cover of sentiment runs deep and that's the way an italian and her comrades want to keep it the twenty nine year old entrepreneur has been here since the building was overthrown she says work can wait this is more important it is better to have no president than to have you know called which but with the opposition as fragmented as it is that tully is the first to admit no yanna coverage could well mean an alkie of the problem is that we don't have any person to replace him and we will need to take someo

the sky was the second game for both sides in the euro league's top sixteen or shall going to suffer a disappointing eighteen point loss at home to buy in munich the army men had won their first game at the russian side. with a tory messina's side targeting their first you're really title since two thousand and eight and they got off to a fantastic starts racing into a twelve three lead and this has never managed to recover despite a brief comeback in the third quarter that sold the league below double digits for the first time since the very start of the game but say it's covered by strong performances from sunday wins the tally for and so on i mean last year dos each stepped up again and eventually eased to seventy seven points to six to victory. to get the good start but during the second quarter is a good little zick i believe come back to six points and. start again the well against their performance and third quarter was for us in the game was a was done but with this team you cannot really make a lot of three point shots and this is this is their hope to change the game. and we have you know really really good team really good talented

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munich is- dominating. theending champions .eapplied the pressure fending off a barrage of shots before being called for handball. the referee pointed to the spot. mueller easily converted, 2-0 for bayern. >> from football to handball. denmark and france will handoff in the -- face-off in the final. denmark earns the chance to defend their european title with a narrow victory against croatia. in the other semi final, spain was defeated dirty 2-27 by france. li na has stormed to victory at the australian open, the third time after twice being runner up at melbourne park. finally has the australian open trophy in her grasp. after losing the finals in 2011 and 2013. she was the favorite against but she cibulkova, threw down a challenge with a tiebreaker. she regained from the baseline. with the set under her belt, she turned the tide in devastating style. after 90 minutes she was 5-love up on match point. second grand slam title and at 31 and she is the oldest woman to win the australian open. >> more sports and m

he was speaking at the opening of a major international security conference in munich. the only world meeting is set to deal with issues including syria's war, violence in ukraine, and u.s. online surveillance. london police are warning that gangs are increasingly expanding their activities. investigators say gangs in the capital are spreading their wings to cause violence in towns and cities elsewhere. >> one london game, there were 12 raids in london itself, and another eight in bedford sure just outside the capitol. there were further raids in essix. northeast of london, and in the scottish capital, in all 29 people were arrested. >> british prime minister david cameron is mosting french president in the u.k. it is the first such meeting to be held in britain in four years. the two leaders discussed several issues during the by lateral summit including defense, energy, and the economy. >> both of us are facing situations where we have to take difficult economic examples. we argued if we agrees about everything, but on this point we do agree happen that we need structu

(applause) these scrooge mcdeutschelanders claim that father christmas was born in the mid 19th century when a munich magazine published a mack of a grim looking man in a hooded coat carrying a christmas tree through the snow. bad news, germany, that's not a beloved christmas symbol, that's just a homeless guy, okay. he thinks the tree is his wife. (laughter) but evidently father christmas is white, so he could come up with santa claus forming a kind of axis of racial purity. there's no way that could go wrong. for more on this christmas culture war please welcome germany's ambassador to the united nations, the honorable hines beinholz, thank you, mr. ambassador. thank you much. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: please, now, now mr. ambassador, thank you so much for joining us. tell me, who, to the german people who is father christmas? >> father christmas is a investigate a bond,. he's only-- never from its roots. slowly des kating, forever a burden like children. (laughter) (applause) (cheers and applause) >> stephen: just to be clear, just to be clear, german's love him, right. >> yes. as bleak wi

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