that isn't keeping the peace militant groups are terrorizing the democratic republic of congo despite speer itself the un's biggest peacekeeping mission. and mass forced evictions in lagos some residents were given just one out what to pack their belongings and leave their homes. hello i'm kristie want to welcome to news africa it's good to have your company attacks by armed groups in the democratic republic of congo have been on the rise in recent months last november and december alone more than 260 civilians mainly women and children were killed in brutal attacks this has turned people against un peacekeeping troops in the country the troops which number about 16000 odd deployed to the d.r. see for a peacekeeping mission known as one who scope it is the biggest and most expensive u.n. peacekeeping mission but despite that militants have succeeded in carrying out a message has its force the u.n. to conduct an assessment off its response to the recent increase in violence not only more of that in a moment with my guest but 1st the violence in the country is mostly concentrated in the east

seen so many moving away to value we have and those companies are funded or funded with 180000000 speer would need much more press they are already protests running for 200 millions which would be a great help and this is innovation pure says 2015 there has been a quota in germany that members of the supervisory boards of large publicly traded companies need at least to be 30 percent female should something like that be initiated for small companies too. i'm not sure about that i would say it's rather about quality and doing strength is allowing people either man and women to live their profession to do what they like however it needs to communicate more how how how big the righty can be technical issues it's not about sitting in front of a computer and doing constructions all the time and thinking in the 30 mentions of things like that that's not into nearing about engineering it's much more about in the future even though with teens and things like that ok where are working on gender diversity in journalism just don't you ever spare a lot thank you for your visit here and stare. and.

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leads all other government agencies in digital izing it services and if you were to ask a russian tech speer he would say that the quality of service both for individual and corporate tax payers have improved collection of taxes have also been improved which could not help pleasing lead in your putin and i think part of the rationale for his appointment is all i don't see i don't see him as a leader of russia potential successor what part of the russia now is to expand the island of excellence so to say in the text as to the rest to the rest of the government because frankly speaking there's a reason why the government has been unpopular and with the public and it's not only declining. incomes real incomes that have been declining for 5 out of the past 6 years but also the quality of managing national projects that are supposed to veil the general public were no the mediator's government has been dragging its feet on the issue and unable to accomplish what putin sees frankly as priority in his remained of his so i would expect him to focus on that on on improving the quality of government or

to regain its share of global oil demand as the entire oil markets tighten meanwhile saudi aramco speer abu dhabi national oil company is also slowly fund raising and knock it seeks to reform and modernize similar to iran and has raised more than $19000000000.00 over the past 3 years from overseas investors including k k r and black rock and knock plans to invest $45000000000.00 to expand its refining and petrochemicals operation and is looking to boost its international market share for crude and fuel the reforms are spearheaded by abu dhabi's crown prince shaikh mohammad bin ziad who seeks to restructure the company to run more efficiently one like a major than a state controlled monopoly. time now for a quick break but right here because just on the other side of this break. coming under the u.s. . overthe decision to pursue. development of the british association. to help us look into the details of the pressure and what the future of the british isles may look like. the numbers at the close. to the stock market going. back and. then the bed. because they are national security and t

. >> your colleague, a democratic congresswoman, jackie speer, joined me in "the situation room" yesterday listen to what she told me about the plane crash that took the lives of 176 people outside tehran. listen to this. >> if what is being projected is true, this is yet another example of collateral damage from the actions that have been taken in a provocative way by the president of the united states. >> do you agree with her? >> let me put it this way, the maximum pressure campaign was designed to change iranian behavior. it has. it has made it worse. the attacks in the strait, on the saudis, on u.s. troops. this effort which began by unilaterally pulling out of the iranian nuclear deal has strategically set us back. you detailed some of the measures, matters. i think you have to add the fact that they pulled out of the iranian nuclear deal, feel free to move forward, which will make us far less safe, the region far less safe, and i have to add the fact that while the iranians were facing protests in their capital, we have now unified. the president has now unified the iranians against

albert speer, guilty of war crimes and crimes against humanity. 20 years imprisonment.inst him entity. -- against humanity. 15 years imprisonment. arthur seyss-inquart, guilty of crimes against peace, war crimes, and crimes against humanity. death by hanging. hans fritsche, not guilty on this indictment. released. martin borman, tried in absentia, guilty. death by hanging. >> the trial is over. ♪ >> seven begin their prison sentences. goring chooses to died by his -- to die by his own hand. the other 10 wait for the gallows. ♪ in nuremberg, the people of the , and why.d out but nuremberg is more than just an answer to a question. as justice jackson said, this trial is part of the great moret to make the peace secure. it constitutes action of a kind to ensure that those who start a war will pay for it personally. nuremberg stands as a warning to all those who plan and wage aggressive war. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit n

cattlemans beef association, jennifer houston, president of the american trucking association, chris speer, and many other leaders of labor and industry. america is a nation of builders. it took four years to build the golden gate bridge, five years to build the hoover dam, and less than one year, can you believe that, to build the empire state building. yet today it can take more than ten years just to get a permit to build a simple road, just a very simple road. and usually you're not even able to get the permit. it's unusual when you get it. it's big government at its absolute worst. and other countries look at us and they can't believe it. for example, in north carolina it took 25 years to begin construction of the mark bass knight bridge. in alaska, improvements on a 15-mile stretch of sterling highway, the only road connecting local communities to the rest of the state, and a very dangerous area, it's been delayed for over 15 years. but we're getting it started. in washington state it took two decades to finish environmental reviews for the runway at the seattle tacoma international

the strategy that's been percolating beneath the surface awhile, how they get there, the tip of that speer is mitt romney for the guys like tillis and others to follow in line. you feel better in numbers of six, seven, eight, nine than you do being as robert said the 51st vote. >> i want to get to the issue of executive privilege, why i waited for john brennan and andrew to be the last on the conversation. that's what the argument will be. they're going to say it will take too long to litigate. let me ask you, i think i asked you, bolton is out of office. he is not in office. when is your understanding when executive privilege stops? when did president obama have the ability to stop invoking executive privilege and your ability to tell what he said. does it ever end? >> u.s. official, current or former, has an obligation to protect classified information. >> that's something you sign. >> that's right. but then the reason for executive privilege is to protect those privilegesed conversations the president has with advisers, the principle of allowing them to give advice without fear it will

here is one of your colleague, representative jackie speer, blaming the president for that shootout.cative way by the president of the united states. pete: so the foreign minister of iran effectively sets the exact same thing, the associated press also in its headlines piling on here is one headline they had to correct. it started with this and said an iranian general died in the u.s. attacks and innocents suffer. you see what they are doing with that one and they said as iran and the u.s. take a step back from the brink, canada grieves help me out here, dan. how in the world with this new information, we know iran shot it down, is the u.s. to blame for these deaths? >> because that's how the democrats operate. do you know who else is playing those clips over and over again? the state media from iran. they are playing it over and over again for their own propaganda and it's hard to over state how disgusting those comments are, she's on the armed services committee and you have to ask yourself what side is she on. you really have to ask yourself that, because i'm almost reluctant to k