jewish institutions have to be protected in or a better way i would like to thank you as the state premier and so forth interior minister. willing to make it happen right away both i would like to express that we have agreed that the measures taken will be lasting and so not just to me or a reaction but on a permanent bases. that has to be organized in some showy way that security. reforms in other areas are not reduced so it has to be on top and. could is the of the even the congress idea behind it cannot mean that we and. and security in one area while reducing it in another and that has to be in expressly the wish by mr schuster because. of course that would cause a difficult discussion in our society more. on it tomorrow i have for tomorrow already invited all the security office already use including the 2 parliamentary groups in order to take stock and used to examine it together we were and how we have to increase safety and security measures on behalf of the government meet equipment be it staff be added to the legal bases and next friday mr starr we will meet in berlin the chairma

total ramel 0 seems optimistic as he casts his vote in air force he wants to remain state premier his party the left party is leading in the polls is scared off on almost as. soon we will get a mandate to form a coalition with the social democrats and the greens and then i will continue my work as a state premier quickly after the election and that i will be able to shape the next 5 years and to ring as parliament. but will those 3 parties come out of the election with enough seats to form a coalition the social democrats are expected to suffer losses in turin. if the coalition fails to gain a majority it could give the candidate for the conservative c.d.u. mike moring a chance to form a coalition with the greens the social democrats and the free democrats. they set it off as a chilling office i'm certain that voters know that today is about 3 india about the state's future that we need stability and a strong political middle so our state can be heard in berlin important in building behind from opinion polls predict a strong showing for the far right party alternative for germany but

just adding to what the state premier has just said what happened yesterday makes us sad and shocked and angry. here in our federal state since 2016 in the parliament we have been experiencing political debates that actually make us think about times thought long past it's the way a language is used in the parliament is something that we had not imagined and i personally didn't think it would be possible that once again we would see people who think or believe differently to be killed again or representatives of our nation to be killed again and those who use that kind of language. are cannot be accused of being accessories to a crime but i do believe that they are intellectual instigators behind that happens and due to the historic responsibility that we have here in germany we have to stand together in a society in such a way that this intellectual kind of instigation cannot happen anymore or that these events do not repeat themselves. now as for what happened yesterday at 12 o 3 am and alarm call was placed in. 112 by of the leader all of the jewish community who is with us here on

party state premier in germany many think he's down to earth and he's pragmatic but while he was in office the a.f.d. succeeded in expanding its base so why couldn't the left party keep the f.t. in check and to put it i try to keep them in check they began polarizing the constituency i want to talk to the people on the streets and i want an end to this polarization and i want to let the people know where we stand and where we're headed or know if they can vixen via the only problem is that the range is becoming increasingly polarized that's what left party supporters keep telling me. this a small rebellion but it's not as small as we'd like it to be. some people irreconcilable if that speech is harsha more vicious and dimwitted my old hometown seems withdrawn and i fear of the state elections might make things worse . according to a poll on the left party with the board over i'm in or the more full port but might not succeed in forming a coalition government since no one wants to work with the a.f.p. the federal and state is the drift of the political deadlock which would further de

left party state premier in germany many think he's down to earth and he's pragmatic but while he was in office the a if he succeeded in expanding its base so why couldn't the left party keep the f.t. in check put when i try to keep them in check they began polarizing the constituency i want to talk to the people on the streets and i want an end to this polarization and i want to let the people know where we stand and where we're headed or know if they can vixen. the only problem is that the range is becoming increasingly polarized that's what left party supporters keep telling me this is a vision for this small rebellion but it's not a small as we'd like it to be. some people irreconcilable if that speech is harsha more vicious and dimwitted. my old hometown seems withdrawn and i fear of the stadia lections might make things worse. according to a poll of the left party with the board over i'm in or have the most support but might not succeed in forming a coalition government since no one wants to work with me a day the federal state is that drift off the political block which would f

state premier i also welcome would you say that because we need democrats to stand up and this is why i really well you're at activities on the market square and we have to make a contribution to make all these actions permanent. fortune on the federal republic of germany. with a b. as maiden only. reason we the world never again and in ours like these once again we firmly stand behind this oath and feel obliged to it and mr schuster like to tell you that this federal government will do everything in its might. to make sure that the jewish community can live in our country without threats without fear you know me from. you and i believe it is very important that everything that we are discussing today that you're discussing today that we will continue discussing that all these discussions will be followed by actions because that creates trust. and it also contributes to the oath that we have made never again. thank you very much we will now take questions as. of the german press agency. mr c. who are you and your fellow. press conference and take a quick wrap up of who has been there

this man could be the winner syringe a state premier boat around the left party leads the opinion polls he hopes to win with public transport more teachers and free education from kindergarten to university. no fees at university then why should there be fees when children go to school in the nordic education system is the stuff that's most important that means that at the outset what matters is that no child is left behind the conservative cd used lead candidate mike moring is hoping for a change of government in interviews he's been adamant that he will not work with the left party or the far right. because it's not always wants their engines to know that the state needs a stable government and we will not be able to cope with experiments a minority government or even an acting government. does god it's unclear who wants to form this stable government with the business friendly f.d.p. is still fighting for entry into the state parliament the greens and social democrats want to work with the left party. meanwhile the far right a f t's leading candidate. is relying on a radical migratio

reporter: the left party had a lot to celebrate, with the state premier. party took first place and is set to continue in government, but they were not the only one celebrating. the far-right afd doubled its results from five years ago. but for the parties that make up the ruling coalition in berlin, strained smiles where the order of the day. chancellor angela merkel tried to put a good face on it, but the disappointment with the formally marginalized parties was clear. >> the polarization with the far and centerleft linking up with the greens on one side and the far-right in an extreme form headed by the lead candidate has really increased and struck us hard. >> if all of the parties in the political center, the greens, the social democrats, and us are so clearly losing public confidence while the margins have grown so strong, then a lot hahas changed. the cenenter no longer has the majority, and that is completely unprecedented. >> the centerleft social democrats and greens were also stunned by the far-right's strong showing, but there is no easy resolu

they're operating at the moment ok the party that won the most votes the left party the incumbent state premier boto romola was quite popular how much of his party's success is attributable to him a very large part i think this is something that has been similar also in other recent elections that the incumbent has gained an extra portion of the helping his party to victory this is that happened elsewhere as well what obama though despite the fact that he comes from the left probably is in fact a fairly conservative person he has been running this government for the process 5 years in a very successful man so that was the bone is that he got from that i think. people want him to continue remaining in the premier but he's going to struggle putting together a government and continuing governing still a left party in syringes bucking the trend for the party elsewhere in the country and our political correspondent thank you so much. u.s. president donald trump has announced that the leader of the so-called islamic state of obama is dead trump said back that he blew himself up as american special fo

the left party had a lot to celebrate after its electoral showing in thuringia that by state premier botha. the party took 1st place and looks set to continue in government but they weren't the only one celebrating the far right f.t. led by b.n. hooka managed to double its results from 5 years ago. but for the parties that make up the ruling coalition in berlin strained smiles were the order of the day. chancellor angela merkel tried to put a good face on it but the disappointment over the victory of formerly marginal parties was clear. because in this people know this you have won the right station with the far and center left linking up with the greens on one side and the far right in the extreme form headed by each candidate has really increased and struck us apart. must see fit to can the. prediction if all the parties in the political center of the greens the social democrats and us are so clearly losing public confidence while the margins have grown so strong that a lot has changed the center no longer has a majority and that's completely unprecedented it is not through. the ce

decline and that's what was predicted 5 years ago when bordeaux hammad all became the 1st left state premier so the left party and he's a rather exceptional character within that party managed prove that they can do conservative as well he taps into a christian conservative camp which actually doesn't play such a significant role in the east but still so he's somebody to talk to at the same time the left party together with the far right if both parties under the map calls conservative c.d.u. c.s.u. tab doesn't work together with one of the big losers of the night the greens leader hole but the greens who scored so well and who managed to really put some pressure on the deal as well in other regional elections so that this was a significant dramatic situation that that now is the time for all democratic parties to talk to each other that they have to talk to each other and they're still big question marks we're going to michael see do you will come around to that point but the pure math might force them to well let's go where the stories that too. well to me caylus point to can these divisio

swansea band dream state premiered their new song on radio 1 last night.s of millions of streams online. but it's not been easy getting here. when she was at university, their singer cj got addicted to drugs and alcohol. radio 1 newsbeat reporter will chalk‘s been to meet her. i knew i had a problem when i was in my room alone, just drinking and smoking. and i remember i had a baggie of mdma and i would just crack into it by myself. six years ago, cj gilpin had to drop out of university with addiction problems. now the band she is in, dream state, has had tens of millions of streams online. they are releasing their debut album and cj is in recovery. we went down to one of their rehearsals. back then, when i was in uni, there was a pressure to succeed. i didn't feel at the time like i was. so, for me, like, marijuana especially and wine, would become my kind of way ofjust kind of bearing all my problems and hiding from it. and then codine for a while. the drugs and alcohol became a crutch and university tried everything they could in the last year to kind o

center right christian democrats in hamburg's parliament then she caught the eye of lower saxony state premier who appointed her to his cabinet. minister i was the 1st woman in germany to take on that post state minister for economics and transport haitian and then later finance minister so i had to acquire a sense of authority. in april 1991 boyle was the only person willing to assume the challenge of heading the troika and. the try hunt was now in full bloom this was the post that your post reagan era the capitalist west was celebrating its triumph. i had this absolute conviction and when i have a conviction i can get tenacious i was always very frank and not everybody liked that but i was fortunate enough to be independent so i could just go home if i didn't want to continue which most people couldn't. but she didn't go home royal commuted between hamburg and berlin. pushing up the pace of privatisation. the big point under big of oil the toy had to became what it is now famous and infamous for a mass privatisation agency. the numbers rose rapidly and only 2 or 300 companies were privatized

state level? >> almost all the governors work with the provincial premiers at the state level.his is a really close relationship. despite some so-called rough patches in recent years, relations are quite good. the one thing i hearken back on is when i was in ottawa, this looks strangely like the election of 1993, where the block ended up being the official opposition and the reform party was close behind. factors.hese regional the good news for canada is the block is not committed to another vote on separatism and that is a good sign. it is easy to be abundant in nt sitting -- pundi here in washington. but for justin trudeau, he needs to get experience to people to work with the other parties and work with his own party. he needs real pros to deal with parliament and all these dynamics, which are difficult in today's world. if the ambassador could vote, it sounds like he would vote for you to become the next prime minister. how would you in that role deal with the complex situation canada is in when it comes to the relationship with china and the u.s., especially after the dete

total ramel 0 seems optimistic as he casts his vote in air fort he wants to remain state premier hiseft wing party the lincoln is leading in the polls and scared off on almost as. soon we will get a mandate to form a coalition with the social democrats and the greens and then i will continue my work as a state premier quickly after the election and that i will be able to shape the next 5 years and to ring as parliament. but will those 3 parties come out of the election with enough seats to form a coalition the social democrats are expected to suffer losses in touring. if the coalition fails to gain a majority it could give the candidate for the conservative c.d.u. mike moring a chance to form a coalition with the greens the social democrats and the free democrats. they set it off as a chilling of it i'm certain that voters know that today is about 3 india about the state's future that we need stability and a strong political middle so our stake can be heard in berlin important in building behind from opinion polls predict a strong showing for the far right party alternative for germa

testimony that rudy giuliani had to approve any meeting between the president of the united states and the premiere of ukraine. why is the president's personal lawyer -- and this is just one news outlet reporting this -- why is the president's personal lawyer needing to confirm meetings with another country's leader? that in itself is troubling. >>> we have a lot to discuss. if you stay with me, hunter biden speaking out for the first time. he is embroiled in these attacks by the president. he said he did nothing wrong but he had poor judgment. >>> and u.s. troops angry at trump as he removes them from the syrian border. >>> and biden finds himself in the debate tonight with a new frontrunner. richer stories. get your dna kit today at ancestry.com. $$9.95? no way.? $9.95? that's impossible. hi, i'm jonathan, a manager here at colonial penn life insurance company, to tell you it is possible. if you're age 50 to 85, you can get life insurance with options starting at just $9.95 a month. okay, jonathan, i'm listening. tell me more. just $9.95 a month for colonial penn's number one most popular whole l

through the ranks of the chinese communist party and ultimately secure her position as a vice premier of the state council in the line up of black suits who lead one of the wild strongest economies she stands out as a symbol of perseverance and opportunity also shapes not politics are less vital need of a ton of germany party in the going to start to learn an awful america how long mrs merkel do you want to continue to punish us and what needs to happen to bring you to reason ok so how critique of michael's immigration policies her opposition to same sex marriage and call for some e.u. members to be given the boot might not have indeed had the b.b.c. but as her party's fast lesbian counted it surely they could have given her a free pass or if you're looking for someone a bit less mainstream what about on a pool. some time olympian tonge activist and cool is a fine supporter of brazilian president bows to nuoro something that has driven up twitter followers activism is centered around fighting the controversial decision to allow transgender athletes to participate in women's competitions combined o

united states trade representative chinese vice premier luke met with u.s. treasury secretaries to newton and u.s.t.r. robert white highs are the 2 sides hope to make strides as the south china morning morning post reports that deputy level talks were fruitless the trade war has heated up this week that with the u.s. blacklisting 28 chinese public security bureau is tight and surveillance firms. the u.s. also impose restrictions on chinese officials over alleged abuses of weaker muslims in the region of that country sources familiar with situation claim beijing is planning to retaliate with visa restrictions of their own on u.s. nationals with ties to china groups meanwhile china's walkway which has been placed at the center of the ongoing disputes between the 2 countries may be getting a bit of a reprieve in new york times reports that the trump administration is planning to issue licenses allowing american companies to supply non-sensitive goods to wall way according to sources u.s. president donald trump said he was willing to begin approving the license

the vice premier told chinese state media beijing is open to making a deal to prevent further tensionsm in minneapolis, democratic protesters harassed police and burn m aga hats outside donald trump's rally. >> i love you guys whether you are cops, police officers, it doesn't matter. you are so great, so respected, you don't even know how much our public love you. [chanting] >> abolish ice! heather: really mixed messages. will it hurt the left's grip on minnesota in 2020? here to debate, ines stepman and jason nichols. appreciate it. definitely a long night with that rally. for two hours the president was fired up. let's talk about the discrepancy between what was going on inside and outside. >> that discrepancy can only help the president. americans are so divided about almost every institution in our lives. very low approval ratings, the only one of very few institutions left in this country that actually has majority support and trust is the police, law enforcement. this helps the president when compared with the behavior of the protesters outside calling cops pigs, rioting, this is

and the united states are entering their 2nd day mr trump described a one of the closed door meetings as cold very very good the president is due to meet directly with the chinese vice premier at the white house later today markets in the united states and asia both rose on the positive tone from the talks which followed a week of diplomatic setbacks between beijing and washington. now before we got to the current talks let's take a look at the dispute in which neither u.s. president trump nor his chinese counterpart ping seemed willing to back down so far the u.s.'s tariffs on 500 and $60000000000.00 worth of chinese products now china in return has said livi's on $185000000000.00 worth of u.s. goods that amounts to $735000000000.00 in total and that figure could just be the tip of the iceberg the tit for tat terrorists cover a wide array of goods. from steel and aluminum to meat and fish vegetables mushrooms and nuts to tobacco and juice many sectors are affected on both sides of the pacific and as you've heard later today mr trump is supposed to meet a chinese vice premier league ahead past meetings between the 2 have used to progress for example in january china increas

at the how much it seems that this state cannot bear the trees. and i hurt that the premier would announce his stance but he stayed silent about what happened. to her. life in baghdad has become increasingly dangerous says tuesday demonstrators have been taking to the streets to express frustration over a lack of jobs and basic services the interior ministry claims or thirties didn't shoot at anyone however more than 100 people have been killed during demonstrations late saturday the prime minister again tried to deescalate the situation. but i know my gun i will go and meet the protesters with our own weapons and sit with them for as long as it takes to listen to their demands if this will isa's secure. this is a change in the prime minister's approach on friday he set the protesters demands have been heard after the violence of recent days they may be reluctant to accept his offer. for the law to blunder slee a soccer now and there are new leaders and a new 2nd place team after sunday's early games. mentioned blood moved top after a 51 thrashing of house for well spirit be

united states trade representative charlie chinese vice premier lou met with u.s. treasury secretary steven chu nugent and u.s.t.r. robert highs are the 2 sides hope to make strides as the south china morning more morning post reports that deputy level talks were fruitless the trade war has heated up this week that with the u.s. blacklisting 28 chinese public security bureau and surveillance firms the u.s. also impose restrictions on chinese officials over alleged abuses of weaker muslims in the shin jang region of that country sources familiar with situation claim beijing is planning to retaliate with visa restrictions of their own on u.s. nationals with ties to china groups meanwhile china's waterway which has been placed at the center of the ongoing disputes between these 2 countries may be getting a bit of a reprieve in new york times reports that the trumpet ministration is planning to issue licenses allowing american companies to supply non-sensitive goods to wall way according to sources u.s. president donald trump said he was willing to begin approving the

all the work and he sought and sitting in the premier's the. states and joining us from nottingham to talk about the latest developments in hong kong thank you steve we'll return now to iraq the protests they're going to try to speak to a smile so danny now in manassas virginia a retired brigadier general former iraqi defense attash say in washington can you hear me right sir you know i can hear you brilliant thank you for your time the question i put to our correspondent and i'll put it to you as well is what can an emergency session of parliament even achieve in iraq the protestors are clearly in no mood to listen to their leaders. thank you for having me and i don't think show their parliament or or a prime minister or the even the presidency could do were and perfectly were the demonstrators or the protesters and the problem is a very complex in iraq the political system has produced a consensual you know all between the political parties and they have shared the power they have here everything and fortunately they cannot. it's resulted in their i

united states trade representative try the chinese vice premier lou met with u.s. treasury secretary steven chu newton and u.s.t.r. robert hisor the 2 sides hope to make strides as the south china morning more morning post reports that deputy level talks were fruitless the trade war has heated up this week that with the u.s. blacklisting 28 chinese public security bureau is tight and surveillance firms the u.s. also impose restrictions on chinese officials over alleged abuses of weaker muslims in the shin jang region of that country sources familiar with situation claim beijing is planning to retaliate with the restrictions of their own on u.s. nationals with ties to china groups.

state cannot bear the truth. he said i heard that the premier would announce his stance but he stayed silent about what happened . to her. life in baghdad has become increasingly dangerous says tuesday demonstrators have been taking to the streets to express frustration over a lack of jobs and basic services the interior ministry claims are 3 te's didn't shoot at any one however more than 100 people have been killed during demonstrations late saturday the prime minister again tried to deescalate the situation. i will go and meet the protesters without weapons and sit with them for as long as it takes to listen to their demands if this will ease. this is a change in the prime minister's approach on friday he said the protesters demands have been heard after the violence of recent days they may be reluctant to accept his offer. polls have closed in tunisia as parliamentary election early indications suggest turnout has been low around 15000 candidates are contesting 217 seats in the country's parliament results aren't expected till thursday current governing alliance between islamists and the secular party looks se

state cannot bear the truth. he said i heard that the premier would announce his stance. but he stayed silent about what happened. to her death others play more storage fees for not preventing the attacks life in baghdad has become increasingly dangerous since tuesday demonstrators have been taking to the streets to express frustration over a lack of jobs and basic services late saturday the prime minister again tried to deescalate the situation. you know my god i will go and meet the protesters with our own weapons and sit with them for as long as it takes to listen to their demands if this will ease a situation. this is a change in the prime minister's approach on friday he said the protesters demands have been heard after the violence of recent days they may be reluctant to accept this offer. tunisians are voting to elect a new parliament today's poll comes just weeks after the 1st round of presidential elections were voters turned their backs on treated. parties in favor of independent candidates around 15000 candidates are contesting 217 seats in the country's parlia

leicester city have equal the english premier league record by hammering south and the 9 no on friday the victory emulates majesty united's record win states in 1995 it's also the biggest ever away win for a premier league team your say paris and jamie vardy both netting hat tricks along the way the wind sees brendan rodgers main goal 2nd in the standings although they have played a game more than leaders liverpool and manchester city who are now 3rd. from. the very 1st person in the game to. play with a performance. liverpool have been given the go ahead to sign a lucrative new kit deal with nike they want to legal battle on friday against their current supply a new balance the european champions were looking to switch to nike once their current deal with new balance ends in 2020 but new balance took up the club to court claiming they had an agreement with liverpool allowing them to renew the deal if they could match any rival bid now a judge in the u.k. high court disagreed it means liverpool's deal with new balance with $51000000.00 a year will come to an end in may 2020 the proposed deal from nike is actually less at $38000000.00 a yea

state and the american people. the commission to comprehensive annual report of public diplomacy and international broadcasting is the premier product compiles and analyzes 20 state department offices and other us government agencies including recommendations from the commission for effectiveness and efficiency of the programs. in fiscal year 2015, 112 recommendations, 55% were implemented resulting in improved operational efficiencies, and these recommendations, it is the proposed merger of the bureau of public affairs, into what is known as the bureau of global public affairs. the gpa creation is described as the largest restructuring of state department since the merger of the us information agency to the department of state 20 years ago. hard to believe it has gone by quickly. the assistant secretary of state and gpa principal deputy assistant secretary both here today to help us understand what the gpa looks like to the strategic vision for public diplomacy. the commission appreciate this opportunity to learn about the structural programmatic and policy changes and the ways the commission and public diplomacy community