as many politicians clearly haven't learned about data security green party chief bank has said he was too lax about protecting his data. you once a member of the green youth organization the glue you couldn't do. news that his data was leaked affect you especially. when you can also. make it as a magnet if my heart goes out to every one of the victims credible force them i imagine that we could have prevented this if we'd had all this explained to us much sooner and much better. or if the state had promoted things like open source password managers. that had what do you mean by open source. comment i hope and source means that anyone can check the security of a given program. there are a lot of really good password managers out there already. they can be used to safely store really long and secure passwords for different accounts a bit like a safe. i know how to use those password managers but i couldn't install them from my parents because they would struggle to figure out how to use them so they wouldn't even cost the state all that much to promote the development of easy to use pas

it's the head of the green party and other politicians are quitting facebook and twitter in reaction to this data breach those are two channels that have become important channels of political information that u.s. president trying to run sees government through them does it make sense for politicians to quit and even boycott these media outlets. to work with him. i don't know if it's smart to do that so i suppose time will tell that's the moment facebook and twitter are the two main platforms for public communication that allow you to reach a lot of people on the other hand if you're a party leader like robot ha back then you have a team. when they have their own party channels and outlets that they can use to get their message out to the broader public policy to bring. during the internet germany was seen as a place where data previously in security was sacred so now. what is it that's like germany is still a place that puts a premium on data protection but we don't really capitalize on that our image around the world is much better than our self-image even our government and leadi

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will be it will have two two effects on the one side and people in the electorate saying well the green party and people like mr harvick seems to be very naive in the age of the internet but on the other hand also in specially amongst parents people. and story families saying well maybe there's something into the heart and maybe facebook and others have a security problem when it came when it comes to daughters security frank hoffman reporting thank you very much and we're going to say in germany were a foreign german lawmaker has been seriously injured in an attack in the north of the country frank magnet says the leader of the anti immigration a of tea party embracement says he was assaulted by three men in the city center on monday evening the date published this photo of him in the hospital and said he was beaten unconscious with a piece of wood police suspect the attack was politically motivated. while earlier today when you spoke to one of the a visa leaders alexander gaul and he said the mainstream political parties in germany are partially to blame for the attack because of their effo

the green party since the mid 2 thoughs are talking about a new deal now progressive democrats like cortez are driving for a green deal. world war ii level mobilization in every city on earth t to buid out a real plan for the entire city and county. that is what we need. that is where in 2019 we need the board of supervisors to pass a plan, to study and pass a plan, maybe have the study done through lafco so that when 2020 rolls around we are telling the sfpc this is what we want you to build. show us how you are going to build it. we don't have to count on the sfpc to do a job it is not connected to do. >> thank you very much. >> thank you very much, jeff hotel man senior policy analyst. i want to thank staff for the hard work. we look forward t to the full rollout of the program for six years. we are excited for april the end of an era and hopefully the beginning of another. i want to thank you for asking did hard questions that led to this presentation today. there is a lot of conversations that need to be had. it is unfortunate what is happening with pg&e is adding the angle to readdre

party on a cotton bow the head of germany's social democratic party on threat not less and green party to robert havoc it reads after the horrors of the second world war britain did not give up on us and has welcomed germany back as a sovereign nation and the european power base we asked germans have not forgotten and we are grateful should britain wish to leave the european union for a go. but it will always have friends in germany and europe but britain should equally know that we believe that no choice is irreversible door will always remain open europe is home we would miss the legendary british black humor but more than anything else we would miss the british people our friends across the channel therefore britain should know from the bottom of our hearts we want them to stay well let's go to london then i got reaction from i.t.w. our correspondent. welcome bogut how has this letter been received well we don't have as far as i know an official reaction but it by any of the government figures but i've looked at the newspaper headlines and it has been reported even though it's not e

would be a denial of the history of modern australia as he calls it which is colonialist but some green partymembers have actually moved two balls today in local city councils and for some people the victory has already been won because this day has become a day of of remembrance of the history of indigenous people in australia ok thank you so much that was to see if talking about the controversy surrounding what some people are calling invasion in australia. tennis now and japan's now me osaka has won the australian open a second czech republic's petra to secure her second grand slam title in just four months the defending u.s. champion took the first set after mastering her opponent's serve put pressure on thinks about but the czech claw her way back into the match to win the second set. her game up in the third set she kept her focus to seal the match seven six five seven six four osaka becomes the new world number one and the first asian to hold the number one ranking. and a reminder of the top stories we're following for you the united states has called a meeting of the u.n. security cou

known under great crump current the head of germany's social democratic party and very analysis and green party leader robert harding it reads after the horrors of the second world war britain did not give up on us it has welcomed germany back as a sovereign nation and a european power this we as germans have not forgotten and we are grateful should britain wish to leave the european union for good it will always have friends in germany and in europe but britons should equally know that we believe that no choice is irreversible our door is always will always remain open europe is home we would miss the legendary british black humor but more than anything else we would miss the british people our friends across the channel therefore britons should know from the bottom of our hearts we want them to stay well a short while ago we spoke with our london correspondent very good mohs and we asked her about the reaction to that letter in london. i don't have as far as i know an official reaction but it by any of the government figures but i've looked at the newspaper headlines and it has been reported

think when it comes to the political debate especially as we saw that the heart of the tree of the green party just announced that he will cut down all of his platforms i think this will be in the sense of the debate very soon so security data security on facebook and other us aren't frank hofmann reporting thank you. a foreign german lawmaker has been seriously injured in an attack in the north of the country frank magnus is the leader of the anti immigration a of d. party embracement he says he was assaulted by three men in the city center on monday saying the f.t. published this photo of him in the hospital and said he was beaten unconscious with a piece of wood we suspect the attack was politically motivated. well earlier due to the news spoke to one of the a visa leaders alexander gaul entity set the mainstream political parties in germany are partially to blame for the attack because of their efforts to sideline the far right party and its anti immigration rhetoric. when you call a democratically elected party undemocratic you're socially inviting thugs to get violent and that's what hap

the letter as well as under anonymous the head of the social democratic party in germany and the green party leader robert habeck as well as other leaders here's what they wrote after the horrors of the second world war britain did not give up on us welcome germany back as a sovereign nation and a european power this we as germans have not forgotten and we are grateful and they also wrote. britain wished to leave the european union for good it will always have friends in germany and in europe but britain should equally know that we believe that no choice is irreversible our door will always remain europe always remain open i beg your pardon europe is home and finally we wouldn't miss the legendary british sense of humor but more than anything yes we miss the british people our friends across the channel therefore britain should know from the bottom of our hearts we want them to stay ok so let's for more on the surplus draw indeed obvious political correspondent simon young who himself is from britain welcome simon and pastor to feel from prominent germans to the british saying that they just

point which means that this will have a political signal into the electorate of the sensor left green party which is traditionally a very. very intensely following security here in the country and therefore if you also may personally i really have i really do believe that the c.e.o.'s of certain organizations media social media organizations in united states like facebook or twitter will have to focus and follow up this more closely in the coming weeks germany as the biggest market in the european union and i think this will not this will have indeed an effect on these companies as well when it comes to their german and your pain operations to be as frank osland reporting thank you. a farmer a german lawmaker has been seriously injured in an attack in the north of the country frank magnet says the leader of the anti immigration a party in britain he says he was assaulted by three men in the city center on monday evening the d. published a photo of him in the hospital and said he was beaten unconscious with a piece of wood police suspect the attack was politically motivated. while the earlie

modern australian history which is a history of colonisation some people in the government some green party members have come out. in favor of changing the date and some local city councils have actually officially decided not to celebrate the day for some victories are been won actually because this day has already become a national celebration of indigenous culture right comments and news there which i'm sure will continue to make some traction online following it for a report on the n.s.a. thank you very much indeed. and we stay in australia for tennis news now japan's and i'm your soccer has won the australian open or psyco beat the czech republic's patrick fit of a to secure our second grand slam title in just four months well the defending u.s. champion took the first set after mastering her opponent's serve that purpose pressure on christopher but the czech call her way back into the match to win the second set of soccer stepped her game up in the third set she kept her focus to seal the match seven six five seven six four. and back in her native japan osaka ardent fans celebrated he

today crying foul over an agreement and with others like the green party in germany and the liberal blogs saying that this is simply not ambitious enough so a lot to prove to all sides that this really adds value not just to the bilateral relationship but also to europe as a whole what you. touched on it. outlines the opposition within. countries but. lots of countries are going to look at this and the idea of being bullied by these two major powers within your. germany and france can't really get it right if they don't do anything at all that everybody else complains that they're not doing enough if they do too much that everybody else feels bullied like i said before you need in the european union you do need the german french engine and it doesn't you know between the small countries and the b. countries that's not necessarily the biggest rift we are seeing anymore it's between as i mentioned earlier between eastern europe and western europe that's much more important the smaller countries have had their fair share in the past so i don't believe this will have huge opposition because t

the southern coast of malta right now and as a member of the german parliament a member of the green party here in germany he is on board right to support the cruise mission and help find a safe harbor and he joins us on the line a missile thank you very much for joining us on g.w. there are concerns as we said that conditions on board are deteriorating especially for the migrants how have you found the conditions to be onboard. well thank you for having me i just met the migrants just this minute and of course these shows that they're on board for forty days not knowing where or where they go to where they can go on land and about is told to fellow people or are here and they arrive a call but i think the crew. they set them up to be done here but there was a list you can you can see that there are not very good shape but you know it's a shame that they have to be on this boat for forty days makes a great deal how urgent do you think it is to find a safe harbor. well it's very urgent i think the european union has to come to consideration how to head. to the thing but you have to tell peo

you can fix the balance if you have two independents, like the green party and this party.reen party, libertarian, right, left, then you are four and it cancels each other out. it's like sports. each team has the same number of teammates. it doesn't matter, as long as they are the same. camelot, okay, that's the first time i've really heard her spea. she doesn't have much charisma, i don't think so. she is like an auto maker who can build have a car. she has that progressive promises that everybody applauds if you are naive. but where's the other half of the car? how do you get it going? how do you pay for this stuff? most progressives, that's their flaw. they can only build half a car, and it's easy as part of build. it's the promises. if you look at liz warren with the outcome it's a purely adolescent belief. hey, there's a rich person. let's take his stuff and sell it. that's not how you do government. that's not how you pay for a government. it's kind of sad that that is how primitive she is. >> jesse: ironic, the senator going after the owner of the washington redskins

however, in a key 2016 swing states of michigan, wivlg whisk, and pennsylvania, green party candidatel stein won a larger number of votes than clinton lost to trump by. so if all those stein votes or even some of them had gone to clinton, she would have won the presidential election. and catch this. in the year 2000, al gore lost florida to george w. bush by 537 votes, by some counts, but green party candidate ralph nader got more than 90,000 votes in florida, which would have swung the election to gore if at least just 538 of those third-party voters had voted for gore. what's shaping up to be a crowded field for 2020, but democrats may not be the only ones facing a contested primary season. there's buzz about a republican who may challenge trump. a republican in the primaries. we'll be back with that one after this break. the military y and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i should have changed a long time ago. it was funny because whe

the green party leader and other leaders. here's what they wrote. after the horrors of the second world war, britain did not give up on us, it has welcomed germany back as a sovereign nation and a european power. we as germans have not forgotten this and we are grateful. should britain wish to leave the eu for good, it will always have friends in germany and europe. we believe that no choices irreversible. our door will always remain open. europe is home. we would miss the legendary british black humor, the letter goes on, but more than anything else, we would miss the british people, our friends across the channel, therefore, britain's should know from the bottom of our hearts, we want them to stay. a short-term ago, we asked our laundering -- london corrrrespondent withth the reais have been inin london. reporter: we do not have an official reaction by anyny of te gogovernment figures, but i h he lookeded at e newspaper headlilines and it has been reported eveven though it is not exactly headline news b because therere is so much g going on in tet

we saw all the fans the left the green party made. on the right alternative for germany may well in fact be immigration day when. you get. single regional parliament and also of course being represented in the bundestag as well. this is america is taking the chance of every town. feel that many people have. if stays on as chancellor until twenty twenty become germany's longest serving post-war leader the election of her protege. as the new chair of the c.d.u. party gives a better chance of happening however should that relationship sour at all or if we see a repeat of some of the problems of twenty eighteen when the good ship merkle could well be sunk well before that. let's move to another headline stories russian military police started to patrol the syrian city of. they say their main goal to provide security and stability in the region. takes a look now at how the city has become pivotal in the syrian conflict. this safe zone a buffer zone really was established after kurdish y p g forces moved out they handed the area over to the

that didn't help and while there were prove all raking in the last weeks all the center left the green party making. on the right alternative thank you many may as well in fact be on t m a gratian a day when told to get represent a single regional palm and also of course being represented in the bundestag as well. this is america is taking the chance of rain down. on the feet of many people here in this election to see. if stays on as chancellor until twenty twenty one should become germany's longest serving post-war leader the election of her. as the new chair of the c.d.u. party gives us a better chance of happening however should that relationship sour at all or if we see a repeat of some of the problems of twenty eighteen when the good ship merkel could well be sunk well before that. a port in israel and china's growing influence in the middle east has the us rattled plus surviving against the odds with an update on the baby pulled from the rubble of a collapsed building and russia stay with us. they put themselves on the line they did accept the reject. so when you want to be president.

ecological friendly green party the free trade friendly liberal party of these talks failed and then she entered the talks with their social democrats the other parties in parliament the right wing populist they've d. all these socialist left polity we can use the fall for talks to form a government so the only option then left would be a minority government something highly volatile something the germans don't really like so we don't really know what's going to happen then if the. if the social democrats pull out the end of probably would mean snap elections definitely not smooth sailing in that scenario let's assume for a moment the social democrats do stay in the government would that allow medical then to complete her term for sure or could other pressures possibly see her leaving office early the way i see it it all depends on what out of office even if some of the crucial regional states elections we have already heard about in the report these go bad for the c.d.u. party even then if a party goes into open revolt against they want to push out of office they don't really have a

didn't help and while there were prove all raking in the last we saw the center left the green party made. well. when. you get. regional parliament also of course being represented in the bundestag as well. this is a. chance. if . chancellor until twenty twenty. the election. as the new chair of the c.d.u. party gives us a better chance of happening however should that relationship sour at all or if we see a repeat. of twenty eighteen in the good ship merkel could well be sunk well before the. united states has raised concerns over china's role in building infrastructure in israel particularly worried about the port of haifa which is a frequent dock for u.s. warships the issue was among the topics raised by national security adviser john bolton on his visit to israel on sunday to reports a chinese company has been building a commercial shipping facility in the israeli port where the country's nuclear capable submarines are believed to be stationed became a key transport hub during the syrian conflict ministrations now reportedly worried about the chinese increasing their influence ac

published in the times on friday it was signed by the leaders of the social democratic party the green party and. the new leader of the christian democratic union party relatively new at least she was she took over of course from i'm going to merkel just at the end of last year in a seen by many as pretty much. the heir apparent to take over the job of chancellor when mrs merkel steps down was also signed by the c.e.o. of daimler and on former germany will go against lehmann in the letter they britain for its historic commitment to the continent of europe saying that during world war two britain forty to protect the freedoms in the rights that are now cornerstones of the european union and following that horrific conflict that britain didn't turn its back on germany it also spoke about the the single seize that make britain britain and how much germans love them would miss the legendary british dark humor and go into the pub after work hours to drink an ale we would miss tea with milk and driving on the left hand side of the road and we would miss seeing pan too at christmas therefore britai

we saw all the center left the green party made. the right alternative for germany may well in fact the immigration day when. you get. single regional parliament and also of course being represented in the bundestag as well. this is america is taking the chance of rain down. on the feet of many people here in this election that. if stays on as chancellor until twenty twenty germany's longest serving post-war leader the election of her protege. as the new chair of the c.d.u. party gives us a better chance of happening however should that relationship sour at all or if we see a repeat of some of the problems of twenty eighteen when the good ship merkle could well be sunk well before that. russian security forces are now patrolling the syrian province of. delved deeper into what all means coming up. you know like the e.k.g. for countries is their ten year bond rate you look at that he say oh that country southie the country is not healthy well looks like big health of the chinese economy based on that their interest rates are better th

merkel's coalition partners in bavaria they've come out and said they want this law changed now the green party and the mayor of the town of umberger have accused the christian social union and interior minister horse and say hoffer of playing politics with this issue i do understand the anger which i see in some of the reaction to am bag but this hate and the threats of violence now coming from all over the republic have gone too far. for is using the amber consistent effectively to tighten asylum legislation such proposals have next to zero impact when it comes to fighting crime and only helping extremism politicians split over what to do over to porting asylum applications certainly seems people are also equally as spliffs i spoke to people on the streets of berlin and they gave me their reaction to the story they should be honored to be able to be here and. yeah should. they have to do a note to commit a crime and if they do thorough they have to go back to fence or. it's their mind this is ok they're. been through a lot so in the war in afghanistan they need help i think we have our laws w

we saw all the center left the green party made. the right alternative for germany may well in fact be a great day when told to get represent a single regional parliament and also of course being represented in the bundestag as well. this is america is taking the chance to bring down. that many people. if stays on as chancellor until twenty twenty one should become germany's longest serving post-war leader the election of her protege. as the new chair of the c.d.u. party gives us a better chance of happening however should that relationship soured all rif we see a repeat of some of the problems of twenty eighteen when the good ship merkle could well be sunk well before the. other story we're closely following today russian military police have started patrolling a rural area to the west of the syrian city of beach with a few to ensuring security there. is more on the development and how it's likely to shift the ongoing power struggle in the region. this safe zone a buffer zone really was established after kurdish y p g forces moved

we saw all the sense to let the green party make. the right alternative for germany may well in fact the immigration day when told to get. single regional paula meant also of course being represented in the bundestag as well. this is america is taking the chance of rain down. on the feet of many people. if stays on as chancellor until twenty twenty become germany's longest serving post-war leader the election. as the new chair of the c.d.u. party gives us a better chance of happening however should that relationship sour at all or if we see a repeat of some of the problems of twenty eighteen when the good ship merkle could well be sunk well before that. a port in israel and china's growing influence in the middle east as the us rattled surviving against the odds we've got an update for you ahead on the baby pulled from the rubble of a collapsed building in russia stay with us. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. i've b

we saw all the center left the green party making. right to me as well in fact be a great day when. you get. single regional parliament and also of course being represented in the bundestag as well. this is america is taking the chance. that many people. believe. if stays on as chancellor until twenty twenty. post-war leader the election. as the new chair of the c.d.u. party gives us a better chance of happening however should that relationship soured all rif we see a repeat of the problem of twenty eight seen in the good ship merkel could well be sunk well before that. is about some breaking news from china now a man reportedly armed with a knife is injured twenty children at an elementary school in beijing three of them are badly injured it's also being reported to the suspects being arrested quite rare in china but they have in recent years been a number of attacks targeting children last october a woman injured fourteen in such one province and twenty seventeen a man killed nine middle school students in southern china as well security has been increased in classrooms nationwide

to britain we love you don't go it is signed by the leaders of the social democratic party the green party relatively new role as head of the christian democratic union party. i know she of course took over in that role from angola merkel just at the end of last year and she is seen by some as basically the heir apparent to take over for mrs merkel chancellor when she eventually steps down it's also being signed by the c.e.o.'s of daimler and airbus and former germany and arsenal goalkeeper guinn's lehmann also putting his name to it in this letter they found that britain for their historical contributions to europe is a continent they also say that during world war two britain defended the rights that are now were pretty much the cornerstone of the. constitution and they also britain for not turning its back on germany following the horrors of world war two but elsewhere it also takes a little look and thanks britain for the well the little idiosyncrasies that make britain britain. the legendary british dark humor and go into the park after work hours to drink a nail we would miss tea wit

to really make a difference with us is already criticism in german parliament take it from the green party but also the liberals here whose blog a man who i might call us almost has joined for these upcoming you elections that it simply doesn't go far enough that it doesn't go beyond that agreements that the two parliaments have already struck a couple of months back so we hear a lot of grand words about future cooperation particularly when it comes to defense when it comes to issues like cross border security and the most detail we actually see on that cross border corporation where the xylo and a region that borders on the german side towards france wants to become a truly by lingle german state so redy packed. this ng in a very small. detail what the european union initially sets out become which is an f a close to the union but of course who sit on the table it's very far from oh ok this does mean of course a lot as you mentioned for for france and for germany bilaterally especially in those euro regions you're talking about but what about for the european union in a broader sense will