w. spoke to a turkish court reporter who has covered many of the journalist trials there have a less. at breakfast shanahan shushed cohen isn't ready checking to see if they have been any more arrests for years the thirty year old has worked as a court reporter covering the trials of her connie. i check if other journalists were imprisoned since the police weren't at my place at five am they could have struck somewhere else. she has lost her sense of humor without it she says she wouldn't be able to last in her job. she reports from the heavily guarded palace of justice in istanbul the place where freedom of press in turkey came to an end. i would just there to be just like every day when i walk over to this clase it's like i see this building as some kind of a normas monster awaiting me with an ugly grimace it's good to be killed i. cameras are not allowed in the courthouse so from this point we were cord with a hidden cell phone today she attends another case against colleagues of the daily paper hoary at the accusation betraying state secrets a few other reporters are present trial

w. spoke to one refugee from syria who was holding out hope his wife can join him here . her son hasn't seen his wife since he arrived in berlin two and a half years ago he came to germany with three of his brothers. cousin's wife alone in lebanon has requested entry to germany on the grounds of family reunification. she hasn't yet received a response. i hope my wife can come here has and says. he knows that he's among many refugees hoping to reunite with their families . but he and his brothers have little chance of bringing their relatives here the german government expects refugees like him to return home at some point if they're not in danger of persecution the u.n. disagrees with this policy. the need for protection is the same you cannot predict a conflict is significantly shorter than the need for protection based on individual persecution for example because someone is a political opponent mentioned people need to be with their families we have to see the situation from a humanitarian perspective it's not right that people should be separated from their spouses an

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w. spoke to the director of a rehab clinic that helps heroin addicts overcome their habit by using cannabis and other states will absolutely follow suit when you see the benefits of california another city street you know washington colorado. oregon none of them have had the negative outcomes of. very positive outcomes as some buyers of marijuana said on the first day of legal sale it's safer than having to purchase their supplies down the back alley but some reckon they'd still use the black market because one of them said it's cheaper. you're watching news still to come on the program iran's rulers are learning it is the economy stupid from banks to supermarkets we take a look at the economic factors fueling nationwide protests. all that more coming up in just a minute ben fizzling will be here on t w i'm sara kelly in berlin thanks so much for watching. g.w. true the diversity. of the world of science is at home in many languages. on issues.

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w. bush spoke at american bar association earlier this month, addressing the committees on law and national security. this is just over 45 minutes. >> gooding, everybody. good morning. thank you for braving that very cold weather out there. [laughter]. my name is jamie baker, the chair of the aba standing committee on law and national security. one of the missions of the committee on law and national security is to bring transparency to the national security law issues of the day and for that reason we're very pleased to happy to have c-span with us today. c-span2 will be broadcasting this live at this time. and for that reason when you ask questions we'd ask that you please identify yourself both so that the, our speakers know who you are as well as the larger audience. another of the missions of the aba is in non-partisan as well as bipartisan fashion to talk about highlight and advance the interests of national security law and do so in two-ways. one, to stand up for the principle of physical security, but do so consistent with our national security values. that's the essence of what the

w. spoke to the director of a rehab clinic that helps heroin addicts overcome their habit by using cannabis and other states will absolutely follow suit when you see the benefits of california another sister you know washington colorado. oregon none of them have had the negative outcomes. they both very positive outcomes as some buyers of marijuana said on the first day of legal sale it's safer than having to purchase their supplies down a back alley but some reckon they'd still use the black market because one of them said it's cheaper. germany has many cultural centers fun. this one stand out when it comes to creativity. culture special analysis of germany's arts scene has spared no expense trying to find out which german city should rightly where the culture crown . and for more on that i'm joined now by writer trial bobby initiator of this project a very scientifically have to mention right writer and dumping the cultural crowd hear him germany tell us about that out of a. starting point was the idea that. there's many a d. ideas perceptions myth about germany as a cultural nation's tha

to put up strong resistance but turkish troops have now carrying their first military success w t v i spoke with the commander this morning and as of now four hundred and eighty four terrorists have been neutralized that the operation continues. and is about to fall after that place is taken will advance with even more determination turkish backed troops had been trying to capture the strategically important hill for days the good news for them came on sunday ankara wants to prevent the kurds from gaining long term control of the border areas the president sees the white b.g. is an extended arm of the outlawed p.k. k. party in turkey which washington has designated a terrorist organization for the us the white b.g. is an ally in the fight against the so-called islamic state turkey's advance towards men beach was provoked to washington has its own troops stationed there but an end to the offensive is not in sight. though is that the others though don't live close by and which we have previously cleared of terrorists one hundred thirty thousand brothers have returned i'm settled back into the

w. bush spoke about disparagement of him, joking his staff doesn't think he's smart. they put an intelligence briefing on his schedule every morning, which is enormously disarming, but it takes confidence to do that. >> it takes confidence, but i'll tell you something. people misread it. you're asking me what people did not know? it's how curious this man is is, was. they don't know he probably read five books for every one that i read in office. >> reading is good. >> i was moved by the book he put out. he paints now. of wounded warriors. that the scars are not only theirs, but his as commander in chief. he made the decisions. he sent them to battle. every president should feel that way. the president i worked for did and i'm sure you do. and knowing what you know now, would you have said yes, let's go into iraq. you speak about the aftermath in this book. >> right. well, with the caveat of course what you do today can only be affected by what you know today not what you can't affect what you do yesterday. yeah, i don't know because the weapons of mass destruction, w

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w. bush territory i mean trump spoke about a lot about being for fair trade practices that we want to bring up here in his address just take a listen to what he said about trade and they will talk about. america has also finally turned a page or decades of unfair trade deals that sacrificed our prosperity and shipped away our companies our jobs and our. well our nation has lost its wealth but we're getting it back so fast the era of economic surrender is totally over from now on we expect trading relationships to be fair and very importantly we separate golf. i mean fair and reserve berthold. let's imagine alexander but we're going to be saying in brussels for example or here in berlin about that in the morning is that his is that code language from trump for be careful or i'm willing to throw the gauntlet down and have a trade war. wolf first of all i would say that this sentence is nothing new president tom was talking about it's davos and on different occasions so i would say that that's nothing that would surprise. the lions but at the same time the fear that he might one day starts sor

out more about what germany can expect from an extension of the grand coalition to w a news reporter hannah cleaver spoke with a senior member of the center left social democrats thomas opperman most of them in the german the stop isman seems to be pushing towards another grand coalition it feels a bit like could goods train with no weather option is this really a choice does germany have a choice here. well the grand coalition is something like nobody loves it but everybody believes the government is needed and there is no other government inside beside a grand coalition so we as we have serious negotiations about a new grand coalition it is difficult of course but i am optimistic that it can be successful now a wise man once said that village democracy needs new ideas and new people to come in willoughby any new ideas from what would effectively be a continuation from the same government as we just had it cannot be a continuation of what we had because. we have serious problems ahead of us right now germany is in very good shape we have a strong economy we have high up and crime and we have a surplus i

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w. bush, on national security issues. she spoke at an event held by the american bar association for close to an hour. >> as you know, fran has just joined our committee and was able to have the 702 passed. [laughter] past, ie 702 was just am wondering what your senses of how the bill has been passed and what your senses on the compromise and whether they have hit the right mark. frances: there are a lot of friends and former colleagues in the room so it is a privilege to be with you today. i expect that the bill will pass. i think we are on a ramp that the legislation should get voted in the senate on tuesday. will mitch mcconnell allow amendments, not clear, i think not. despite thesed president's tweet yesterday morning. this roomople in understand, but what most americans do not understand, when you hear the privacy and civil liberties debate, i get why that is important during most people do not understand that have not worked inside the community is the many layers of protections that are inside the system, not just inside th

back here in boston harbor you can take look at that building much that isilding we spoke to someone there wyome 16s of water that building. they've been there since7 s tveof flood. now the rac on today to make sure they can drain the water throughout parts ofssachusetts before the deep freeze settles in. we're talking about minus 20 to minus wind chills here over the next couple of days. in boston, massachusetts bryan llenas fox news. >>> it's bad all as we head back to you fox 29 weather authority. taking a live look at old city. the cold is here stay for weekend but will we see a warmup pobbly over the next seven hope scott has the forecast and the nance 152nd seconds. >> dangerous cold as we head into the weekend. 16 degrees the air temperature right now in philadelphia. head up to the western part of the state right now half of that. pittsburgh 8 degrees as you move toward detroit five. one marquette, michigan international falls 5 degrees below zero head into canada from ten to 35 degrees below zero. so some of that cold air is headed right to the delaware valley. factor in the winds r

spoke with the head of the un r w a p a korean boo about washington's decision to cut its funding . the debate about reform for you your organization is not new there have been allegations of corruption the u.s. has said you were organization is inefficient are you ready to make adjustments the u.s. has invested hundreds of millions of dollars and i don't think that their message was that we were inefficient i was in washington in november and had actually very positive feedback it was my best visit ever so i think here something else happened in the context which was related to the debate on jerusalem and our funding got caught up in that today the e.u. announced an aid package an extra eight package but it's not directed to you organisation are you disappointed no because the e.u. is one of the most formidable donors we have a multi-year agreement it's a partnership since one thousand nine hundred eighty one if you take the e.u. and you member states that's over fifty five percent of the overall funding but of course now that we are in a very deep crisis mode following the u.s. de

w.'s policy on but it spoke to the legal foundation c.e.o. john goodwin in davos and asked him how early we need to start educating our children. well it's important that we start right from day one. for the first thousand days are really important in terms of the child's neurological development and it's really important that parents can gauge with their children in a playful manner to help them through that neurological development and laying the foundations for important learning in the future when you're talking about the future so does that include screen time as well because people children need to learn about computers and stuff right yeah i mean there's much debate around whether or not screen terms good or bad for children but the digital developments of today are a reality of the world that children come into says important they learn how to interact with them appropriately so what we said to lego foundation is that as long as what they're doing in front of the screen is active and they're not sitting passive then it can be very eff

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w. bush. >> moments ago, garrett haake spoke with south carolina republican senator lindsey graham exclusivelyt's listen in. >> are you still hard no on voting for the cr? >> i'm not going to vote for a 30-day cr. the crs kill the military. if you don't believe me, ask general mattis. 30 days of more chaos, forget it. i appreciate my house colleagues but we need to grow up and get this done. four days is too short. i understand where senator schumer is coming from wanting to shorten the time period. i would expect a cr of days, not weeks. we're inside the ten-yard line on five issues. we need a process to close the deal and can't do it without the president. >> the white house keeps saying and some of your republican colleagues are saying on the idea of a daca fix, there's no bill. where is the bill? >> it's a proposal. we'll introduce a bill. we're not going to get a solution. the steven miller approach to immigration has no viability. tuesday, the president was in a good place. he was the president of all of us. he spoke compassionately about immigration, tough on security. wanted bipartisan

fuel spoke with the new technologies the whole basis of the prize will be brought down. this is the w. news live from berlin a day after a new book questions president donald trump's ability to govern the u.s. leader hits back at a wide ranging press conference at camp david but everything that i've done is one hundred percent growth that's what i do is i do things for treasury that was chance response to allegations of russian meddling in the presidential election also coming up on the show. germany and turkey pledged to patch up their damaged relationship the two countries top diplomats met to discuss a long list of thorny issues for migration in terror to the disputed arrest of german citizens. and soaring to success after dominating the four hills tournament ski jumper. was looking for a historic final stage when could the polish face make a clean sweep will bring you the action. hi michelle henery good to have you with us. a day after an explosive book about donald trump's presidency went on sale he stepped up his attacks on its claims trump said the book called fire and fury was

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women is high on the agenda it's all a team that spoke to a number of influential women about how to get more of them into influential jobs. this is the w. business live from. berlin the office german chancellor angela merkel addressed the world economic forum in davos today contributing to a strong european him focus in the swiss alps france as a model mccraw is speaking just now and earlier today spain's king philip of delivered a message that increasingly puts europe at all of the united states that the e.u. is open for business and wants to preserve free trade a sunny day in davos as europe takes center stage king philippe the sixth of spain began proceedings campaigning for european unity not so long after his country was a symbol of the deep economic divide spreading through the e.u. three. in short we can state that spain now has a very competitive economy and represents an outstanding investment opportunity despite being a cause for concern in their european union just a few years ago today spain is driving growth and making a positive contribution to the consultation and strengthening of the european union europe is open to all

it w telling aides, it was too liberal. the president only spoke with republican leaders up on capitol hill and so he was no longer wheeling and dealing with the democrats. that was left to the senate leaders up on capitol hill, schumer and the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell now from what we understand, some of this was by design, you recall, anderson, all weekend long we never saw the president, it was sort of the art of the conceal and that was by design we are told. they didn't want the president to be associated with the shut down. they did not want to think the president when they were watching it unfold and that is why the president stayed under wraps. >> moving forward will the president work with both parties to avoid another shutdown with both parties. >> he did that today. he met with a group of republicans and later senator manchin and doug jones. they didn't get a whole lot done there. a meet and greet session for jones and the president. however, it is an indication that the president is willing to meet with senators from both

a brief time ago i spoke with our political analyst ron christie, who worked as an advisor to george w. bush. i hope you wouldn't handle your finances like this. i certainly wouldn't. why is the republican party making such a bad job? ron: you have physical ron: the republicans are in a bad spot right now. you have fiscal conservatives who said we don't like these short-term deals. let's have a budget process. then you have moderate republicans and democrats who say there are a lot of things in to put in the legislation. spend more money on infrastructure, for example. you have this rift within the republicans with no democrats who want to come on board, and we find ourselves on the verge of a shutdown. jane: i remember being on the hill in 2013 covering the shutdown the last time this happened, and it was not a good look for conservatives who forced it then. is either side really going to take the risk of repeating this? ron: i do, and with the republicans in the largest majority since 1929, they are well poised to take the blame. democrats believe pushing for immigration reform in th

we spoke with the water department spokesman saying they are as busy fixing water main breaks as they ever did. >> n 16 w breaks day. as they can. it may take a while to get crews to fix the breaks. >> we go from a ten to hour shift to 16. >> reporter: customers need to continue to have patience as they work to get the pipes fix. >> the ground is frozen solid as the ground that that thaws there could some broken under ground that we have not seen yet. >> reporter: he said the department has to prioritize, once that is done he will get to individual homes. he said for customers to be patient. bob brooks channel 6 "action news." >> you can get the latest on the icy forecast on your phone or tablet including real time views from storm tracker 6 live. the 6abc app ask a free download your your mobile device. >>> a woman is dead following a fire in west philadelphia. the blaze came weeks after the neighbor's home burned to the ground. the earlier fire did not help situation for firefighters on the 900 block of north holly street. there was nobody living next-door, nobody saw it. there was a fire hydrant in fr

nei spoke to somho used to have a craft in the state of the union address for george w. bush. what did you make of the speech? >> i don't know if i would have been as smart as his speechwriters ended up being, taking a president who is not known as being a lefty oratiti an. his victory speech was very gracious when he won the election. but using people, using the extraordinary average americans and even a north korean, as the case may be, to te his story and policy priorities was a real stroke of brilliance. jane: he apparently had a strong hand in crafting it himsel could you tell as a professional speechwriter? i could tell. i could tell that he was repeating certain lines he was comfortable with and even at points ad-libbing -- that was ace where maybe he made note to himself that he wanted to reiterate something. it is the president's speech, and what the white house is saying is that the process gins and ends with the president. jane: he gets so much criticism when he goes off script or says somethg in the wrong tone. at what point can you as a speechwriter s, mr. preside

. >>> the nation was riveted when 156 accusers tearfully and defiantly spoke at the send tefrnsi sentencing of the why wdoctor w pled guilty. and the judge opened courtroom to anybody wishing to speak including other victims of dr. nassar not part of the official case. when sentencing him, the judge told him it was a death sentence and she didn't stop there. >> our constitution sddoes that allow for cruel or unusual punishment. i would allow someone or many people do to him what he did to others. >> and thsome said that was beyd on the pail. joining me now, she wrote the moment the judge in the larry nassar case crossed a line. rachel, i believe and agree with everything that the judge said. and as an attorney, i agree with everything that you have written. i mean the point is, she should have left those kind of comments to somebody like me. >> absolutely. there is only one person in the courtroom who is not to be anned a vadvocate for either side. and that is the judge. and for the judge to make herself an advocate for the victims in the midst of a sentencing hearing is inappropriate. and calls into question o

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spoke and mike bloomberg. this has all been reported. george w. bush was hilarious. >> yeah, i think the president finds himself in a very relaxed space. he's not engaged -- >> the former president. >> yeah. he's not engaged in any of what's going on in this administration, just as he didn't really in the obama administration. he's enjoying his post-presidency. he's painting. he's very happy with that. and i think he's got his zen and he's going to stay there. >> and he's working with former president clinton on hurricane relief, on puerto rico, and the other states that have been so badly hit. >> i obviously spent 36 days in florida trying to keep george w. bush from becoming president. >> there's a movie about that. and a book. >> not a fan of that. but what i will say, his decency and dedication to public service always shine through. we're about the mark the anniversary of the program which saved millions of lives in africa and around the world. this was a decent man. i disagreed with a lot of what he did, but i think we miss that sense of pub

w.'s moscow bureau chief you're a shadow has been on their trail in the second part of his series circle of fear he spoke to the family of a young woman who took her children to syria to be with her husband who joined islamic stick. in grozny a typical tighten up people know each other and help each other too despite the high fences there is one thing the neighbors don't discuss of though the missing children. is one of those who has kept her silence for a long time for years but now she's breaking her silence to talk to us about. her beloved daughter hasn't been to her parents' house for four years. her husband who went to syria to fight with the so-called islamic state. he took celina together with their three children i know he will never come back because he was killed last march. since then she says she hasn't heard from her daughter salinas one of hundreds of chechens who have left their homeland since the beginning of the syrian war to join us. and the women mostly followed their husbands as is customary for chechen women to do. official figures of the number of chechens fighting for the terrorist

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w. bush. austria's new chancellor says the country should keep military ties with written after brexit. sebastian spoketh chancellor, both the people's party and freedom party have taken a hard line against immigration. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. julia: today's jobs report underwhelm's. , almost 60,000 less than expected. .3% from been earnings growth. to talk about the money we have harm bandholz. we were describing it as tepid. what do you think? -- a bit more moderate, for sure. what we have seen over the last it up months, the labor force is growing, we are at full employment. obviously these payroll gains were not sustainable. joe: that's basically what i was going to ask you, is it about a slowdown or there aren't many workers left to pull into the workplace? i think that's eventually the reason we weren't able to sustain the table games. we were getting excited about these fluctuations. saying there's a slowdown or a boom, but if we just smooth it out like six-month averages, or 12 mo

i spoke with cnn van jones who interviewed jay-z, and a former director of black outreach under george w. bushme mebush. here's our conversation. >> you can't disrespect people and think they are happy because they have pun money. it's human dignity. he was addressing the thing trump tweeted bout, that the numbers by themselves, good as they are, are not enough. most people feel that way. you don't have to be white or black. of course, somebody gave you $100 bill and called you a name, you wouldn't be as happy about the $100 billion. that's all i'm saying. >> how do you see it? >> well, the president did not give anybody $100 and call them a name. what the president did was have a set of policies that he talked about in the campaign trail that got him to be president of the united states, campaign rhetoric to policies that are actually having a positive impact on all americans, and then when you look at the black community, it's having a positive impact with 6.8 unemployment. the president pointed out that fact, that is something that's a good thing for him to tout, and it's something th

got to be careful not to read too muchsays w but that will be very, very closely examined. earlier this year and spoke with kim i don't think talks. the concern is that while that's happening the north will use missile and nuclear capability. is our intelligence good enough to know what they're do >> well, you flow,know looking intoass darkly. it's very difficult to get intelligence there. we've known for some time committee told us that north korea is interested in developing a weapons program and we reacted accordingly. so there are no real big surprises are little timing things maybe they do things fexpected but i would call that intelligence imperfection, not intelligence failure.d ts program for a long time. >> thank you very much for yourlcome. thank you. >>> alabama is the king of collegee from behind victory in the national title >> fires to the endzone, wins! >> on second and 26th. crimson tide chaptered its fifth championship in nine years. they beat geo in the final play of the game in overtime. off the bench -- >> who? >> tuagovailoa. he came off the bench to pull off the victory. the unli

w. turkey defies international criticism and presses on with its offensive in syria turkish troops and allied syrian forces are advancing on the kurdish enclave of afferent the un at least calls for restraint spoke to accuse president says there's no turning back also on the program. activists criticize german plans or to force a group of afghans to nights days after a deadly taliban attack in kabul we'll hear from amnesty international who also think the german government has got it wrong. the world economic forum that begins in davos with the free trade play from india's new round drum nobody on the same day that the united states slaps a fifty percent tariff on a range of imports. also on the program russia on alert as islamist militants had hoped hundreds of chechen fighters joined islamic state jihad just in the middle east now russia fears are on their way back d.w. reports from grozny. i'm filled by a welcome to the program. turkey has intensified its military offensive against kurdish militias in northern syria despite calls from the international community for restraint ankara says it will press on with offer a sions and a friend against groups that it regards as terrorists. operation a

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