who go on wednesday kluger announced that b.m.w. would be investing three billion euros in building new factories in china over the next three years that gives china jobs and security in the midst of the trade war with the united states the munich based comic who will also invest heavily in developing electric vehicles in china for a year now they've been building electric motors there and office six models as fully electric versions of chinese want to profit from this know how the chinese government has issued a new energy vehicle mandate which uses a system of credits to push automakers to increase the share of battery only and hybrid cars in their sales mix to cut down on smog combustion engine vehicles face restricted driving days of course the restrictions don't apply to electric vehicles china wants to become the world leader in electric cars and they're happy to get outside help to achieve that. and earlier we asked a favor myer from the fire research institute if b.m.w.'s huge investment in china made the deal possible. the

out says did you never see a lackey of it but then you had the generation that included fassbender kluger them then does maggoty to from tata learned off and help and they filled in these missing pages. these young filmmakers reinvented german cinema and also embodied the rebellion of the post-war generation against their parents in the seventy's their films question german society at a time when it was being confronted with the student movement and feminist demands at the same time west germany had to deal with a much more radical form of violence the terrorism of the red army faction the bottom line have groups or itself as urban guerrillas fighting american interests in the german state. in one nine hundred seventy seven they abducted and killed hans martin schreier the president of the confederation of the german employees associations and a former nazi this plunged the country into a state of emergency. in that side as there ought to i mean facts on the air for. the time that the red army faction was active in germany with its attacks and bombings. he said i don't throw bombs through

republican scott kluger testified, between 1960 and 1993 the number of lawmakers in congress has remainedexactly the same, but congressional staff has grown three times in size. dan rostenkowski on the other end of the political spectrum? he agreed. he said, i think we can do with less staff. against this backlash, this backlash against staff and was also part of a larger revolt against the so-called congressional establishment. the image in the early 1990's was of aged, fatcat chairmen, locked into unseemly iron triangles with agencies and industries they were supposed to be regulating, and of rampant legislative corruption. it was one thing after another. republicans, particularly in the house, used this congressional corruption issue to argue congress needed to clean house and quit living high on the hog. thus it was that legislators began doing things like voting against pay increases for themselves, voting against pay increases for staff, and telling the public they were not going to spend all the money they had been allotted to spend on staff, and instead return some of it to the tr