by nicollette patrick professor of political science at the university of rhode island professor petras good to talk to you thank you very much for your time nice to be here now you seem cautiously optimistic about the two countries moving forward after the house and summit between the two leaders i heard that in one interview you particularly noted the tone the two presidents truck and i agree that they seem to have found if not there are a poor but at least sound way off not purposefully offending each other given the recent cancellation do you think that optimism was a bit premature well i actually wrote a piece that was in titled a summit of low expectations and that's because the personal relationship between the any two leaders only goes so far then gets fleshed out by the. experts that are brought in to finalize the details of any agreement so it's good in principle always for people to talk on the other hand if the positions of the two nations are fundamentally far apart then that's not going to go very far this is at this point it's not even about personal relations or by lette

from moscow and create an independent ukrainian church the new church is to be led by the bishop of petra the move is shorter and go to russia but ukrainian president picture of laura shank a hailed the decision as a historic event and another declaration off ukrainian independence. the move to found an independent ukrainian church marks a historic split with moscow ukraine's president petro poroshenko was a driving force behind the new church critics say poroshenko is using it to drum up support ahead of elections next year poroshenko hopes it would take kiev even further away from russia's orbit. for visit there what kind of church is our church it's a church with the puton. circle church with a mosque or patriarchial under the prayers for the russian state and russian soldiers to these guys until now they've been several branches of the orthodox church in ukraine the largest and oldest was part of the russian orthodox church moscow patriarchate kirill has banned the ukrainian branch from joining the new church. this is about determining what kind of church should exist for in ukraine w

he was previously a civilian advisor to generals david the trieste and john allen -- petra eus and john allen in afghanistan. -- having served as assistant secretary of state for democracy, human rights, and labor through most of obama's second term. new congress, new leaders. watch it all on c-span. >> homeland security secretary kristen nielsen testified before the house judiciary committee last week. outgoing virginia congressman bob goodlatte chairs the committee. jerrold nadler will be chairman of the committee when democrats take the majority on january 3. [indistinct conversations] [gavel] >> good morning. without objection, the chair is authorized to declare recess of the committee at any time. to thisme everyone meeting on oversight of the department of homeland security. i begin by yielding to the gentleman from new york. >> thank you, mr. chairman. want to pointn, i out that this is most likely the last time you will be presiding over the committee. although your retirement is well deserved, it is a great loss to this country. it is no secret that you and i have disagreed ove

joined by nicollette pacha professor of political science at the university of rhode island professor petras good to talk to you thank you very much for your time nice to be here now you seem cautiously optimistic about the two countries moving forward after the house and summit between the two leaders are heard in one interview you particularly noted the tone the two presidents truck and i agree that they seem to have found if not there are a poor but at least sound way off not purposefully offending each other given the recent cancellation do you think that optimism was a bit premature well i actually wrote a piece at least it was entitled a summit of low expectations and that's because the personal relationship between the any two leaders only goes so far then gets fleshed out by the. experts that are brought in to finalize the details of any agreement so it's good in principle always for people to talk.

ultimately my character petra is looking for a family, you know, in water kind of twisted way she's seeking is it weird for you u from orphan black. you've got massive fans from orphan black. you played, what, twelve versions of yourself, basically. is it weird for you to play one character now? >> yeah, it's so boring. >> trevor: are you sitting, another one, guys. come on. how many accents did you do? >> oh, probably -- yeah, ten or eleven. it was a lot of -- there was a lot of dialogue. >> trevor: i think there's moment in the film where you're just like, i'll do you. director, cut. i'm you as well. but now you're on broadway getting rave reviews for "network." a lot of people may not know this, the play is based off a film from 1976, an award-winning film -- it seems like a idea of what the news has become. >> it's about fake news. it's about how entertainment and news has become fused and the line is blurry and the people that we let go on television and speak and let their beliefs be what we then ingest, you know, it's all about that and all about the manufacturing of thos- >> trevor:

. jordan in november, this video capturing the moment a flash flood pours into the ancient city of petraof heavy rain in the country. this bus is no match for the sheer power of the monsoon flooded river in the indian state of kashmir in september. in southern india this area is hit hard by a monsoon, the worst flooding in a century killing hundreds. and breathtaking scenes from turkey in may. a man links to the bonnet of a car as it is swept away after torrential rain in ankara. several people were injured. it's been another year of intense tropical cyclones. this is a typhoon hitting hong kong in september as the most powerful ever recorded here. fiji in april, feeling the force of a second cyclone in as many weeks. fiji's prime minister says the pacific island nation is in a fight for survival as climate change brings almost constant deadly cyclones. the atlantic hurricane season was dominated why two storms that it usa. first florence in september, stalling over the carolinas and dumping massive amounts of rain, the wettest tropical cyclone ever recorded in this part of the usa. wors

started here they say a gold mine is used water from a nearby river that's believed to be contaminated petra statoil this is the area where he works is remote and the roads are bad that's why he said some people didn't get to hospital until it was too late. after i finished eating i started feeling strange and i knew something was wrong but they kept on working in the mine thinking it wasn't serious when it became serious i can do or spittle tests were done and confirmed that that call a lot. more than two hundred cases have been reported so far in the magdalen area doctors and nurses are encouraging people to get treatment early. make the patient rescind with before meeting in the. rear which is restored turtle so. if the. the treatment success rate it's almost a hundred. but a shortage of essential drugs and equipment in many public health centers makes it more difficult to deal with the disease some junior doctors are also on strike over pay and work conditions and nurses are threatening to do the same more than fifty people died from cholera in september that was in the capital harare th

pro independence groups are rallying ahead of a cabinet meeting in barcelona spanish prime minister petrasanchez and counsel and lead a key in tahrir agreed on thursday to any effect of dialogue meeting is usually held in madrid but all pharmacies decided to move it in order to reduce tension in catalonia more than twenty roads are being blocked across the rest of the region while police have been deployed in large numbers ahead of the meeting and to madrid protests are expected to grow during the day we'll be keeping across that or we may well those are the headlines for this hour but do joins again at the top of the hour with my colleague you know new. this is being biased broadcasting around the world covering the world of business and finance of the impact for all of us.

discuss this question today i'm joined by petra. penciller she's. working for germany's leading we we tried out the climate neutral lifestyle. and she wrote a book about her experience she says in spite of all the climate conferences most people just don't realize. how much their own personal lifestyle speed up climate change everybody can make a difference here and now? grace though bush works for howls blocked lobel and she says business can put the brakes on climate change but first it has to realize gets in the driver's seat. and cloudy account for his head of the energy transportation and environment department at the german institute for economic research is a professor. of energy economics and sustainability she says effective measures for climate protection. free up enormous economic potential for modernization innovation and technological progress. we need an intelligence framework she says to enhance these economic opportunity this. welcome to the show everyone let's let's start out with with the big question that's on our minds right now.

climate summit last chance for humanity to discuss this question today i'm joined by petra since learned she's working for germany's leading weekly decides she and her family tried out the climate neutralize style and she wrote a book about her experience she says in spite of all the climate conferences most people just don't realize how much their own personal life styles beat up climate change everybody can make a difference here and now. still bush works for panels but global and she says business can put the brakes on climate change but first it has to realize it's in the driver's seat. and cloudier comfort as head of the energy transportation and environment department at the german institute for economic research is a professor of energy economics and sustainability she says effective measures for climate protection free up enormous economic potential for modernization innovation and technological progress we need an intelligent framework she says to enhance these economic opportunities. to the show everyone let's start out with the big question that's on our minds right now what i

mostly young people discovering come chaps because pristine landscapes many of the people here are from petra pavlos. yeah that when you see that they're going to put it there wasn't always like this five years ago there was no one here but then suddenly the right beach culture developed were there which is sort of people saw films and photos showing the beauty of the place she didn't know that she was feeding was just for the start of . nowadays people from pedro pavlos come nearly every weekend whenever the sun shines. so how once i'm talking to teach himself thing. but what about that going back about the magic that when anton and his friends first turned up here about two years ago people thought they were crazy because they went into the water in the winter and most. people joked that they would freeze to death then john and his friends are now admired here thanks to them more and more people are becoming interested in surfing and nature and they're coming here i've been watching because they've got does about the game. and told me to get a move on a group of students are waiting at the

ukraine declaring mark shallah after president petra poroshenko, warning of a threat after ground operation against the government of ukraine. declaration comes after russian ships fired upon and seized ukrainian naval ships. ambassador nikki haley called the russian action, arrogant and further reasons why the united states can't have a normal relationship with russia. >>> president trump threatening to end government handouts to general motors if they don't support american workers. the president tweeted this, very disappointed with general motors and ceo mary barra for closing plants in ohio, michigan, maryland. nothing be closed in mexico and china. the u.s. saves general motors, this is the thanks we get. we're looking to cut all gm subsidies including for electrical cars. general motors made a big china bet years ago when they built plants there and in mexico. don't think that that is going to pay off. i'm here to protect america's workers. disturbing new poll revealing how deeply the millenial generation of this country, how it has been indoctrinated by the radical left in public edu

elections proconsul an independence activist holding protests in wasilla they coincide with prime minister petra sanchez holding his cabinet meeting in the city sunday ago and joins us live from boston area so you tell us why this protest is happening why is this meeting being seen as quite so provoke a sieve. and the stars here for the spanish prime minister and the spanish central government themselves they are putting the spin on it that in fact this is what they would call a process of engagement with catalan society has been described as such by the prime minister himself or missed a bit of sunshine but catalan pro independent this is being seen as nothing short of a provocation if you look first of all at the date which is being held it's a year on from the anniversary of when the elections were called after spanish government had imposed direct rule from madrid also they see it as a way of trying to provoke in the last days before the holidays break up was trying to sort of impose quite a lot of sort of chaos within the city center itself this whole stretch of barcelona the downtown area

been apreviously civilian advisor to general eus.rnalist -- petra another new representative is a veteranthe obama administration. new congress, new leaders. watch it all on c-span. because the british parliament is in recess for the holidays, there were no prime minister's questions for this week. so tonight we say you a bbc parliament program about major recent events including the brexit negotiations and the no-confidence vote. this is 40 minutes. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to westminster in repeal. -- in review. brexit divisions deepen. may faces a vote of no-confidence in her leadership.

jordan, in november, and this video capturing the moment a flash flood pours into the ancient city of petratember. in southern india, kerala is hit hard by a monsoon, with the worst flooding in a century killing hundreds. and breathtaking scenes from turkey in may. a man clings to the bonnet of a car as it is swept away after torrential rain in ankara. several people were injured. it's been another year of intense tropical cyclones. this is typhoon mangkhut hitting hong kong, in september, as the most powerful ever recorded here. fiji, in april, feeling the force of a second cyclone in as many weeks. fiji's prime minister says this pacific island nation is in a fight for survival, as climate change brings almost constant deadly cyclones. the atlantic hurricane season was dominated by two storms that hit the usa. first florence, in september, stalling over the carolinas and dumping massive amounts of rain — the wettest tropical cyclone ever recorded in this part of the usa. worse was to come in october... there it goes. ..as michael became the most powerful hurricane to hit the florida panha

started here they say a gold mine is used water from a nearby river that's believed to be contaminated petra statoil is says the area where he works is remote and the roads are bad that's why he said some people didn't get to hospital until it was too late. after i finished eating i started feeling strange i knew something was wrong but they kept on working in the mine thinking it wasn't serious when it became serious i came to a spittle test and confirmed that that caller. more than two hundred cases have been reported so far in the modeling area doctors and nurses are encouraging people to get treatment early the minute. may be fishing to rescind week before meeting in the city which is. the. early. it's almost a hundred percent. but a shortage of essential drugs and equipment in many public health centers makes it more difficult to deal with the disease some junior doctors are also on strike over pay and work conditions and nurses are threatening to do the same more than fifty people died from cholera in september that was in the capital harare this latest outbreak isn't contained our fea

he was previously a civilian advisor to generals david the trieste and john allen -- petra eus and john allen in afghanistan. -- having served as assistant secretary of state for democracy, human rights, and labor through most of obama's second term.