based think tank and richard ok nearly $21.00 degrees in antarctica we were looking at that video there's hardly any snow on the ground there it is that sounds like something it looks like something that should be setting off alarms bells i mean can you put this into context this temperature sure i mean as you said it's the highest temperature has ever been seen on antarctica now to put it in this perspective it's this isn't in the middle of antarctica it's on the antarctic peninsula which is the bit that sticks up towards the southern tip of south america so it's not all the way south the the south pole is still pretty cold but you know this is the warmest bit it's the furthest north but it's warming about $2.00 to $3.00 times faster than the global average so you would expect if you're going to see hot temperatures anyway you're going to see them in february is usually a warmer month of the summer down there is a good sum of. now at the same time as announcements of this record i'm sure there's also this glacier on the nova tell us about that so what we're seeing really if you go. a los

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ok richards ok saigon or swing the tower to the right. you've got woods on the right do you recognize. they swing more to the left. and although right there you can see the observation center of the platoon. the mission here is to retake a village even though no one wants to say it openly the rapid response troop is supposed to deter russia today the enemy only consists of dummies and decommission tanks here let's follow here on our left my platoon is in position next to them is another platoon in position for the log further ahead. ed in the left hand section there's also a no we just company in opposition. they are all ready and waiting for the shooting to start of the season the. last dog. was run over. and. head to tim's tank platoon is one of nato's elite units it's a fully equipped brigade which makes it quite an exception in the bundesbank. the military is supposed to have 8 fully equipped brigades by the year 2031 but at the moment not a single brigade is 100 percent ready for action she even the v.j. t.f. troops had to borrow mat

personality right but this things are happening right now ok richard hey daryn let's just come back to the a.b.s. c b n a case to be encased which side do you think the 7 marine corps will side with in this case and you know will they be due process in your opinion. well the way i would rather put it is this i mean i think comparing present 3rd to the likes of hitler would be a step too much but i like to compare him rather. populist apart by. 30 or even some people like put him. i think the president and his supporters have done a very effective job including on social media to depart the sense of the administration that when you talk about mainstream media or independent media they're not necessarily independent media but instead they're more or less of the interest the oligarchs that have been in control of the country i think that's kind of rhetoric has been very effective for president then of the populous to position himself as a 9 states obviously and you could see the sentiments on the ground you can sense sentiment on social media the backlash against perceived or real move ag

rejected by the president and in this instance the president said i had nothing to do with that ok richard barry and let me bring you into the conversation gentlemen . to also give you a start on this a show richard how he says the president has nothing to do with this petition our guest. in the philippines says no he does and he's being benched fall where do you stand on this what do you think is going on here. well as a political scientist my job is to compare it to different countries especially fledgling democracies over time and i think it would be quite naive and fanciful question that countries like the philippines which is a fledgling democracy you have complete and absolute rule of law i think very difficult to separate exercise the law from political interest in countries like the philippines so this is something that is going to be very hard to descend down force we know that any kind of attack or move against media like abs to be and is not the 1st time to the top any event on after the collapse of the markets dictatorship we have other presidents other things that president an

ok. turkey's president richard tired or one has called on the e.u. to keep its promises and says his country can't cope with another wave of refugees for ny these people are stuck here caught up in the geopolitical game. the prestigious golden and silver bears have been handed out at this is handed out this evening at the bell and i film festival iranian filmmaker mohammad reza louve was awarded the top prize the golden bear for his film there is no evil but goldberg brushed film goes tomorrow how many groups are off. the iranian authorities have forbidden russell off to travel to berlin so his daughter who also starred in the film accepted the award thanks. thanks obviously i'm very very overwhelmed and happy but this is war and at the same time i'm very sad because this is for a filmmaker who couldn't be here tonight and i think i can say on behalf of everybody. under team that this is for him. the film deals with the death penalty this time how people can hold on to their innocence living under a repressive regime. you know germany's paolo bear wo

ok. turkey's president richard tired eridu one has called on the e.u. to keep its promises and says his country can't cope with another wave of refugees for ny these people are stuck here caught up in the geopolitical game. well now to the latest developments in the corona virus outbreak as it continues its global advance there are now confirmed cases in 57 countries or territory and the total number of people infected has topped 80000 and the virus is spreading fastest to south korea which reported more than $800.00 new cases bringing the total there to over $3000.00. the virus is also still spreading in europe here in germany people who've come into contact with confirmed cases in a kindergarten have been asked to stay at home 4 children have tested positive in italy meanwhile entire towns remained sealed off. settling into new routines self quarantine or even look down are seeing more and more people stay at home in the hope of avoiding the coronavirus many trying to maintain normal life as best as they can in italy julia mackey is holding her classe

ok. turkey's president richard tired eridu one has called on the e.u. to keep its promises and says his country can't cope with another wave of refugees for ny these people are stuck here caught up in a geopolitical game. the top prizes at this year's berlin international film festival are said to be awarded lighter on saturday the final competition premiere was for there is no evil production from around the film combines 4 stories that deal with the death penalty and resistance to the regime directed mohamad wrestled of was not allowed to travel to berlin at the news conference he was represented by an empty chair. place to say the way of where represented by helena humphrey and scott roxboro something far more substantial they've been busy watching many of these films just hours to go to is all about the bears who will be going home with gold. yeah well i think this year we could have a real sensation we could have a 1st american winner here in berlin in 20 years i think the film never really sometimes always from allies a hit man could actually come

ok. turkey's president richard type area one has called on the e.u. to keep its promises and says his country can't cope with another wave of refugees for ny these people are stuck here caught up in a geopolitical game. sport now and in the bundesliga by many conflict of the 6 fate on hoffenheim but the story of the day was the match being interrupted twice due to an offensive bana in binds fan block. scored 4 goals in the 1st half to put the match out of reach thomas miller had 2 assists and philippe continue they had a price but then bond fans started insulting hoffenheim and owner. and the players were ordered to walk off the pitch the teams did eventually return for the final minutes but refused to play properly and stayed having a kick about between themselves to run down the clock. so a great performance on the pitch from boston yes but clearly the action in the stands will remain the talking point chris harrington from data sports joining us from all. chris took us through exactly what happened you know you pretty much said it in a nutshell the

ok. turkey's president richard type area one has called on the e.u. to keep its promises and says his country can't cope with another wave of refugees for ny these people are stuck here caught up in the geopolitical game. of. sport now and in the bundesliga by munich inflicted a 6 nailed the fate on hoffenheim but the story of the day was the match being interrupted twice when offensive bana in bines fan block bond scored 4 goals in the 1st half to put the match thomas miller 2 assists and for the death of the christ but then bond fans refused to play properly instead having a kickabout between themselves to run down the clock. and so a great performance on the pitch from boston yes but clearly the action in the stands will remain the talking point press arrington from sports joining us from all. chris took us through exactly what happened well you know you pretty much said it in a nutshell they were being molly walked off into lead the 77th minute you know that's when the referee stepped did initially he warned you know the fans from the abusive inof

ok. turkey's president richard type area one has called on the e.u. to keep its promises and says his country can't cope with another wave of refugees for ny these people are stuck here caught up in the geopolitical game. while the white thing is almost over the bill in international film festivals prize ceremony is just kicking off this is jury had germy on set the red top of the along with the producers and directors the now the has featured the 300 films in a live in days 18 films a vying for this year's golden bear many of them directed by women. place aside the way of web represented by helena humphrey and something far more substantial they've been busy watching many of these films just hours to go to is only about the big ones who will be going home with gold. yeah well i think this year we could have a real sensation we could have a 1st american winner here in berlin in 20 years i think the film never really sometimes always from allies a hit man could actually come away with the top prize tonight that this is a really amazing movie it's a ver

involved lying under oath granted it was a sexual matter but people understood it they said ok maybe richard nixon wasn't impeached he resigned but what he did was clearly wrong nobody understood what this president did nobody could understand it nobody what did he do he abused power for what does that mean is it a crime no he obstructed congress here is the best part he obstructed congress by implementing by using affirmatively using a constitutional provision called executive privilege it defies logic the payback is going to be severe and it's going to be serious in november when he wins reelection perhaps and a landslide then hell will pay i fear on democrats once they get anywhere in this election do you think they really need to take a 2nd look at that general strategy. they are too and their strategy it's comprehensible they have no vision no platform no world view they have this this this this good choice detached group of the extreme left the the middle of the road you've got joe biden who is walking around yelling who ordered the veal cutlet nancy pelosi who's the leader of this us

ok. i'm here for 1st time on through. richard. some 40 ice carvers from all over the world descended on smaller they spent 2 weeks carving the sculptures out of ice and snow here spend more of its from germany is working on a statue of shaka zulu one of the most influential zulu monarchs striving for artistic perfection is not the only challenge the compas face the temperature inside the hole is about minus 10 degrees celsius so it's hard to stay warm the blocks of ice are up to 2 metres tall and it's a tough job to sculpt them using sharp chisels and chainsaws. it's hard work at the end of the day everybody if you have the shoulder or arm lock the chain and the 3rd not a danger a good worker or. more my friend roger driver injured you broken down. most of the cars are professional artists they travel the world to sculpt ice and snow but they also work as traditional stone sculptures graffiti artists. once the carvers hard work is completed visitors can enjoy the giant works of art complemented by colorful lights and atmospheric m

ok. all right. hello i'm richard gilbert and you're at the listening post among the stories we're covering this week it's an election year in america and the battle for the democratic nomination has bernie sanders and the corporate news media at odds with freedom of speech has returned to angola and the satirists have the knives out for the political establishment a tit for tat diplomatic spat between beijing and washington has american and chinese news outlets caught in the middle plus a strange idea the wildfires the climate crisis to revisit to the same industry and speaking strewth to power we're in the early days of u.s. election season and the battle for the right to take on donald trump has the makings of a 2 horse race on the progressive side of the democratic party vermont senator bernie sanders currently polling at around 30 percent to his right former new york city mayor michael bloomberg a late entry at roughly 20 percent in the coverage of the 2 candidates whose politics are poles apart the us media are showing their true corporate colors sanders is a democratic socialist bloomberg the

really to focus on countries other than our of the roads and look and see what can be done to help ok dr richard de words there from the fleet street clinic in london thank you thank you. now the world health organization has warned african health systems would be ill equipped to deal with a potential outbreak health ministers have met anything appear to discuss developments with partner support we have gone from having only 2 countries with laboratory testing for covert 19 a few weeks ago to now 26 countries that have been confirmed in the afro region that have the capacities to test for this and we were building on an already established influenza laboratory network we anticipating that by the end of february all 47 member states of the africa region will have this capacity. well the world health organization says it has identified 13 priority countries in africa because of their direct links to china with the o.p.'s stepped up prevention measures as it maintains daily flights to china right now african union health ministers are meeting in ethiopia to discuss how to contain a potential i brak

host: ok, richard. greg, from legsing on. doesn't matter when the nominee is.p proclaimed itself, the system is rigged. does anyone think after the impeachment cover-up in the roger stone sentence hearing that all is legit from greg in lexington, kentucky. amy klobuchar coming in third in new hampshire and this is the "associated press" there reporting klobuchar surged in new hampshire. can she make it count? it took a year of campaigning. countless stump speeches and a strong night on the debate stage for a little known democratic presidential hopeful to break into the top tier of the 2020 campaign in new hampshire. now she has less than two weeks to make it count. in minnesota, senator on tuesday, worked to turn her better than expected night into enough momentum to be competitive in next up nevada here's what she said last night. >> tonight in new hampshire as everyone had count us out, even a week ago, thank you, pundits. [laughter] >> i came back and we delivered. [applause] we have been on quite a journey together. and you've learned this about me. i neve

sell his progressive ideas and nobody was really hindering him ok all over thanks much for that from washington. turkish president richard tired one is threatening to launch a military operation in syria's province that is if russian backed syrian troops into need to attack rebels in the area the fighting has already displaced hundreds of thousands of people it's also triggered a humanitarian crisis russia is warning turkey not to attack syrian forces but turkish troops are already massing for a possible assault. on the move syrian refugees fleeing as strikes and artillery fire and it led by provinces an estimated 1000000 people are trying to escape advancing syrian government forces backed by the russian military. taki which support some rebel groups is alarmed by the number of people moving toward its country tekkie already hosts more than 3 and a half 1000000 syrian refugees and says it can't handle any more. i don't know where i'm going i just want to get on the road stay under an olive tree what am i supposed to do. supposed to go. out there or. not to turkey if texas president ratchet type address on has his way in

sell his progressive ideas and nobody was really hindering him ok all over thanks much for that from washington turkish president richardtired barito want to struggling to launch a military operation and serious problems if russian backed syrian troops continue to attack rebels in the area the fighting has displaced hundreds of thousands of people triggered a humanitarian crisis russia is warning turkey not to attack syrian forces but turkish troops are already massing for a possible assault. on the move syrian refugees fleeing as strikes and artillery fire and it live and aleppo province says an estimated 1000000 people are trying to escape advancing syrian government forces backed by the russian military . taki which support some rebel groups is alarmed by the number of people moving toward its country tekkie already hosts more than 3 and a half 1000000 syrian refugees and says it can't handle any more. i don't know where i'm going i just want to get on the road stay under an olive tree what am i supposed to do we're more supposed to go. there or. not to turkey if turkish president ratchet type ad one has his way in t

and they'd run him up and that forces you get these ridiculous valuations ok i mean listen virgin galactic i mean you know richard branson smart guy great businessman got a lot of good things going on so i can't fault him but again you get that the street gets on momentum and they start chasing these thing and they're like the mouse running after that right so i get i think again they are both the well overvalued at this point so either the market's in the gulf or come back to make the market i think they both come back and hit the market some point but again when that happens i can't cite todd harris to try just above the trading thank you so much thank you. will invest more than $1000000000.00 in mexico over the next 5 years the company's c.e.o. said in a video released by the mexican government on thursday. you know every aspect of all look in life is being transformed by computing the precedent and opportunity to apply digital technology to create new opportunity in mexico as part of this investment bit creating a new data center region in mexico to deliver a comprehensive intelligent secure all and trusted c

ok. that is richard in mount juliet, tennessee.the republican side, president trump running for reelection, former governor bill weld running as well, and joe walsh, the former representative in that race -- he is out of it now, ending his primary challenge against the president. austin, texas, we will hear from mary on our oppose line. good morning. it makes me really sad to hear people that really agree with the president in attacking people of faith. i know a lot of people of faith who pray for their enemies, these people really believe and live their life according to and theyiefs, absolutely pray for the people they don't like, that they fear, that they disagree with. and i believe that nancy pelosi is that kind of person, and mitt romney is too. these people believe different things, but they believe in god and live their life accordingly. as far as mr. trump being a victim, there is so much when he to show that -- was born, he was born with a silver spoon in his mouth, even from the beginning of his business career in new yo

ok. this is british irish violinist daniel hope. playing a piece from his brand new album a park that was mauled by richard stiles daniel hope will be my guest in just a moment without welcome to the show. well he's one of those musicians who can literally do it all a virtuoso from early childhood daniel hope does about 130 concerts a year as a soloist and as a guest conductor he talks about music on his own radio show he writes about it he's deeply political and he even calls himself a musical activist i'm a learn a lot more about him right after this 'd. daniel hope one of his regular concerts in berlin playing an instrument that was made in 1742. for hope history comes alive through music. at a recent concert he spoke of his german jewish grandparents. you know my family came from berlin and they had to leave poland in 1038 so for me it's about going back into it's a history more than politics is about history i think in remembering history and of course there are parallels between you know then i'm now but i think it's also important not to forget.

richard smith was forced to resign and those u.s. authorities find equifax $700000000.00 a huge amount of course but the announcement today was much more about the actual attackers themselves ok and so we know what equifax is doing with all this data what the hikers want to achieve well i mean a start aside from the you know stealing trade secrets and intellectual property u.s. attorney general william barr so that the aim of the hackers was something quite a bit more mysterious so let's take a listen to him. this data has economic value and these pfaff's can feed china's development of artificial intelligence tools as well as the creation of intelligence targeting packages yes so a on seems to be the reason that now apparently after several big attacks the u.s. suspects that china wants to kind of build a picture of u.s. intelligence networks the people who work for them the people who are associated with them so for example with the equifax states it could be that china wants to target certain members of the public who might be vulnerable to blackmail or bribery potentially from a huge amount of cases there what is the u.s. actually hoping to achieve with this investigation

richard clara speaking in new york. guys, hearing taking place at the moment for two white house fed picks. one of them seems to be going okthe other more complex and difficult. i want to gauge from you guys as market participants, if judy shouting got a place on the federal reserve, which are perception of fed independence shift in any way? >> i only pay attention to what the chairman says anymore. they clearly take the lead everyone falls in line. i'm not worried about it. >> i would not challenge the independence. i think the bigger question is those on the fed or any federal bank, are they naturally hawkish or more dovish? that is more of a focus of my. >> i think it comes down to the fed's motivation and what they are looking at. with u.s. deficits looming they have to look at the real-time borrowing cost for the u.s. and if we keep yields low, that makes the u.s. economy a little bit more stable than otherwise. >> let's talk about the federal reserve and get your thoughts aware policy is going. i massively high bar to get another rate hike anytime soon. have are at least going to a few months before we would see a ra

out of its way in the fight with syria richard barrett the one attended the 1st funerals of the 34 turkish soldiers killed in airstrikes on province on thursday. ok no more more now on our top story the u.s. taliban agreement that has brought cautious relief in afghanistan many people are pleased that a deal has been reached but there is concern that foreign troops withdrawing might allow the taliban to regain power or the bill hamid has been looking at how people in afghanistan feel about the deal. it's a momentous time for afghanistan many still in this believe that what had been unthinkable is happening the u.s. and the taliban agreeing with each other mohammed as eases a beat this has been the most peaceful week kabal has seen in years we can go out of our homes without i mean. fear of anything from the minute when we hear they're actually means it's between their american and taliban but it's really really affecting the truth that we'll be have lots of effects on afghan people because the security of afghanistan is in the hands of the americans but outside of kabul example siraj shakur mohammad wonders about his future he has mixed feelings

ok enough time rachel join me for me to get plenty of course. this is british irish violinist daniel hope. playing a piece from his brand new album belly poke that was morgan by richard styles daniel hope will be my guest in just a moment without welcome to the show. well he's one of those musicians who can literally do it all a virtue also from early childhood daniel hope does about 130 concerts a year as a soloist and as a guest conductor he talks about music on his own radio show he writes about it he's deeply political and he even calls himself a musical activist i'm a learn a lot more about him right after this. daniel hope one of his regular concerts in berlin playing an instrument that was made in 1742. for hope history comes alive through music. at a recent concert he spoke of his determined jewish grandparents. you know my family came from berlin and they had to leave poland in 1038 so for me it's about going back and say it's a history.

obviously tackling the fact that richard grenell has no experience in intelligence spots on the other hand for trump he's a loyalist and someone he can really count on ok oliver will be back with you in just a bit to talk about a major debate as the u.s. democratic party has hold its 9th presidential debate wednesday night with the top 6 candidates facing off on stage and say why for the nomination to take on president trump in this year's election the former mayor of new york city billionaire michael bloomberg appeared in his 1st debate after rising sharply in the polls the better came just days before voters in the state of nevada go to the polls in the 3rd contest of the democratic party's primary success. and i'm a philanthropist who didn't inherit his money but made his money. and i'm spending money to get rid of donald trump the worst president we have ever had and if i can get tacked on it will be a great contribution to america and to my kids ok michael bloomberg bird they're throwing down the gauntlet how do you do in his 1st presidential debate he's quite an unusual candidate and that money he spent in his ads some $300000000.00 more than all

richard clarida speaking in new york. final thoughts are james keenan, peter tchir, winifred cisar. a hearing taking place for teedo white house fed picks. one is going oke other one is more difficult with judicial 10. i want to gauge as you guys market participants. if judicial 10 got a place on the federal reserve, would your thoughts about fed independence change in any way? peter: i don't think attention to what they say anymore. i'm not worried about it. james: i wouldn't challenge the independent. the bigger question is those who are on the bed or any central bank, are they more naturally hawkish or dovish? that is more of a focus of mine than independence. winifred: i think it comes down to the fed motivation and what they are looking at. with the u.s. deficits ballooning where they are, they have to look at the real-time borrowing costs for the u.s. if we keep yields low, that makes the u.s. economy a little more stable than otherwise. upathan: let's wrap things by talking about the federal reserve and where policy is going. how low is the bar for a rate cut? winifred: we are at least going to have a few more months before we see a rate cut. the

richard westcott. we are reading you loud and clear. one of the first things neil armstrong did after stepping onto the moon was collect some soil. 0k, okm going to get the sample. from next to the lunar lander. as you get close to it, it is almost like a powder. 50 years later, here it is at the open university in milton keynes. so that's quite a piece of history, isn't it? don't drop it. we have to account for every milligram and record it, but then we have to send it back because nasa need to make sure that all of their samples are accounted for because they can't be sold. these are priceless samples. in fact, the ou has been testing apollo moon rock for decades. incredible as it sounds in their latest experiment, phd student hannah sargent is turning lunar dust into water. to show us how, she's using nasa's replica soil because the real stuff is so precious. in five years‘ time, thanks to a collaboration between the european space agency and the russians, her experiment could be happening at the south pole of the moon. it's one of the coldest places in our solar system. they'll be heating moon rocks to five times the temperature of

richard knows exactly where i will find bob and his mates. here, northern soul has never gone away — a0 years on, the original crowd are still keeping the faith in wigan. ok may have found three of the people francesco photographed that night. so, you are all obviously still in love with the music? of course. absolutely. it kind of never goes away really once it is in your blood stream as a kid? i think it is a bit like picking your football team. once you've got this, you just can't get rid of it, you know, you are stuck with it, not that it is a bad thing. no it's not. love it. i think another thing i remember from the last one was it went on until nine o'clock, it was normally eight o'clock, but they kept playing the same three records over and over again. about ten o'clock in the morning, even i got bored with it. well, one of francesco's most famous photographs of that last night — i don't know if you are familiar with this — it's you three back in the day. so, i think we should recreate this now for posterity on television. so, ok, have you got that? yeah, yeah. perfect. now, i bet a few of you can remember that place. ifeel like i have missed out.

ok now we have to target pot , smoking. they really kind of demonize pot smoking. so does richard nixon.here we are with pot being a schedule 1 drug. up there with crystal methamphetamine and cocaine and whatnot. i am not a pot smoker myself. i would not be ashamed of myself if i was, though. but how many of my friends have come out of the woodwork. doctors and lawyers. dr. so-and-so is a pot smoker. i know some notable conservatives who are as well. it is really this shift that is underway in our society. if you noticed during the obama administration, the gallup poll survey does a poll on this question. once the obama administration saw the majority of americans are in favor of legalization, why should we step into this battle? you're only going to lose the battle politically. there was no win out of this. let the states sort of handle it. that's why you see all of the states legalizing it for medicinal purposes. it's not hard to get a medical prescription. just like during prohibition. then of course, then the next step is legalization for personal use, which more states are doing tha

logic of war but rather in the logic of peace ok the 1st step on a very long path thank you so much for bringing us your analysis now the turkish president richard burton one says he's asked his russian counterpart vladimir putin to get its of the way in syria's last rebel bastian. it follows the death of 34 turkish troops in a strike by russian backed syrian government forces on thursday. we killed more than 2000 syrian soldiers and destroyed more than $300.00 armored vehicles we will prove to the syrian regime and those backing them that we are capable of this only yesterday we destroyed 7 chemical jeapordize we did not want the siskel ation it was the syrian regime the forced us into it and that's why the syrian regime must pay the price. is in her tie on turkey's border with syria we can speak with them no. tough words there from the turkish president is anyone listening to. well because this was his 1st speech public appearance after the death of the soldiers on thursday he needed to just sound defiant and this was why it's crucial for him a cleese as far as the turkish people are concerned because the death was a massive massive shock here

support bernie sanders ok just out of time right now for this law but also to stay on just through it all going to get back to you after we finish this segment but daniel schorr and richard goodstein done about it thanks all 3 of you for joining us on live program today. well that's all for us for now i'm back in 30 minutes with the latest. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest in the world of politics school business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. max kaiser this is the cause the report you know some people say we're living in a simulation that's just a giant hole the ground though this is real well you know evidence is pouring in that that could be so. we've seen this unfolding of the supply chain getting hit by this corona virus or couvade 19 as they call it and it kind of reminded me when looking at the world health organization refusing to call it a pandemic even though the entire like 790 people are under quarantine in china people all over the world and these cruise ships getting up quarantined with hundreds of people infected on it not a pandemic just like the fed whatever they've been doing since september it's not q.e.