beatrix von storch, welcome to hardtalk. why do you think your former co— leader left to set up her own group in parliament? well, actually we don't care about it, because we have been given responsibility by our voters, and they expect us to come up voters, and they expect us to come up with a solid and a constructive

beatrix von storch, welcome to hardtalk.o you think your former co—leader frauke petry left to set up her own group in parliament? well, actually we don't care about it. because we have given responsibility by our voters, and they expect us to come up with a solid and a constructive opposition in this parliament, and this is what we are about to set up at the very moment. so we are concentrating on this. we have not yet founded our group completely. we voted into office already two spokesmen, and four other people, and there are others to come. so this is what we concentrate on. we know that people expect the afd to focus on what has been handed over to them, and that's the responsibility to set up an opposition group in this parliament, because there hasn't been any for the last years. you say that you don't care that, just after the election, your co—leader walked out. yeah, if someone‘s leaving, you can't stop them. she declared her decision. we recognise it, and then we keep on going on what has been — what is our duty n

also large segments of the service economy even have been eliminated and these were roles that were storch lead taken by african-americans and reach a new immigrants and this is produce profound social problems for the american society which the and the response has been almost exclusively coercion through please absolutely because the neo liberal ideology says that the role of government is to subsidize the very wealthiest and the most powerful in the hopes that their economic activity will become so robust so powerful so competitive that somehow magically the rest of the society will benefit from that for forty years we've been told well it will trickle down it will trickle down but where's the trickle down what we see is increasing homelessness growing inequality wage polarity and the racial dimensions of this are as unequal as they've ever been you quote david bailey who says the police do not prevent crime so david bailey was a very important police scholar and he said look this is a myth police know it police scholars know it the primary job of police has never been the management of

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more than an aspirin while the more conspiratorially minded lay the blame on our own governments storch relationship with drug cartels and the narcotics industry but as overdoses continue to skyrocket hypodermic needles pop up in playgrounds and beaches like gum wrappers again john stone sat down with dr jane orient executive director of the association of american physicians and surgeons to sort the facts from the media spin surrounding this issue. and so what is it that sparked your own personal interest as a doctor into the opioid epidemic. i think just from where i sit with the association of american physicians and surgeons we've been very concerned about the number of physicians who have been prescribing for chronic pain patients in good faith who have had their lives ruined who've been sent to prison like a drug dealer when they were just writing prescriptions there on the record they thought they were following the guidelines that were current at the at that time and they were blamed for all of this drug trafficking you put the doctor in prison and what happens to the drug traff

. >> of the buildings over here are storch. this one is not touched.uilding 22 feet away is not scorched. >> reporter: the fire hopscotch through an industrial area near bicentennial. versus flames destroyed at applebee's and took down a mexican restaurant. >> we are all dumbfounded. >> reporter: a place used to frequent. >> birthday celebrations. anniversaries and all kinds of things. now it is just a memory. >> reporter: the flames reached this trader joe's. the store was donating the two a homeless shelter. >> they are looking for people to give it to so it does not the dumpsters but feeds bellies. they want to help people because so many people are in need right now. >> reporter: are looking for this business owner he has insurance. he does not know how much they are going to cover. reporting live in santa rosa. >>> we will be back with more on the firestorm in the north bay. stay with us. more after the break. (catherine) >>> this is the bay area's news station. kron4 news starts now with breaking news. >> as we continue to cover the north bay fir

this was once a storch at the stood for more than 100 years.e rest of the backyard is still destroyed. . >> his effort paid off in another way. he did end up stopping the flames. somehow his home is here, untouched.4 the couple say they lived here for 18 years and will continue to do so.séiÑñ >> have you seen anything like this in napa before? >> never. >> right now they are staying of their family. they are not sure when they will be able to return, they are just grateful their home is still standing. >>>ku we have a new video from the sonoma county sheriff's office, a deputy capturing this video sunday night as the flames were at their %.),shighest. this is on frans valley road. he was driving through the area looking for anyone who might be trapped. p incredible video as he is literally driving through a fire storm with embers blowing across his windshield. on our website, kron4.com. we will be right back. >>> breaking news, gzúour cove of the wildfires continue as we update you on the latest. this is video from yesterday evening in the oa

it's co-authored by joel storch can grow more than 2% per year. next one must not make that. so this opt ed today is that some of these a don't believe that it can grow more than 2%. do you think it can't? see what i don't think it's any doubt about it. they take two and half a trillion dollars out of the private sector and putting in to the fed. the type of stimulus was told we were receiving was that been received. the whole argument is made about that is made about secular stagnation in the u.s. economy is in my view garbage. i think basically if you get enough buying power in the hands of the american household. you will find the u.s. economy can gulp go much more rapidly than 2%. i'm just saying. now were down here trying to get above 3%. we've liked the banks all year. and now you are seeing that they're all seen there up near recent highs. do the banks need trading revenue. if you're one of the biggest banks in the united states you definitely would benefit bite seen trading pickup. there's too much money going into the funds. it has a big