oh, the job or uncle american is a leader known for being a realist. she is a physicist to use principal the master, the elements of politics and power for almost 2 decades. today she was in washington dc on a final visit before she steps down later this year. the list of people praising her and offering their transatlantic thank you's was long tonight. we take a realistic look at the legacy of uncle a miracle, a friend of america. she will be missed by many in the us, but not by all on brit gulf and berlin. this is the day the things that i want to talk about is the dorian friendship chance, or it's been so responsible for natalie down. she is seen as the stalwart anchor to a modern transatlantic relationship cooperation between the united states, germany strong. it fits, i value our friendship, but i know what america has done to create a free and democratic german. and i think it's fair to say that the united states has no better partner, no better friend in the world than, than germany. so you are experiencing a reset in the german american relatio

we take a realistic look at the legacy of uncle americal, a friend of america. she will be missed by many in the us, but not by all. i'm brit, gulf and berlin. this is the day the one of the things that i want to talk about is the enduring friendship. it's a chance or it's been so responsible for natalie down. she is seen as the stall or anchor to a modern transatlantic relationship. cooperation between the united states, germany is strong. i value our friendship, but i know what america has done to create a free and democratic german. and i think it's fair to say that the united states has no better partner, no better friend in the world than, than germany. so you are experiencing a reset in the german american relationship. the also coming up more than 45 people lost their lives today, and some of the most severe flash flooding western germany has seen in decades and ocean away. chancellor america was made aware of the unfolding tragedy. sleepy alter places are experiencing a catastrophe. one could say a tragedy, the words heavy, rain and flooding are not enou

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the w news live and from berlin tonight, a farewell visit to the united states. german chancellor. uncle america, is with us president joe biden at the white house for dinner and talk. we will be going live to their joint news conference in washington. also coming up at least 50 people in western germany are dead and some of the worst flooding in decades. days of torrential rain, the communities along the belgian border cut off. hundreds of homes are washed away or in ruins. and a renowned dutch crime reporter has died. peter delivery was gone down on the street in amsterdam last week. we'll take a look at the remarkable legacy left by the best known journalists in the netherlands and south africa takes the stock of damage after a week of looting and violence. governments sending thousands more soldiers onto the streets to restore order. ah, i bring guards to our viewers on p b s in the united states and to all of you around the world. welcome. we begin tonight with a beginning of the end of sorts german chancellor until america is meeting with us president joe biden as part of her farew

off in one small town in rhineland plots, and some 1300 people are accounted for. german chancellor, uncle america has held talk with us president joe biden at the white house. the 2 readers aired their differences over the nearly complete nor stream to gas pipeline, although both agreed that russia should not use energy as a weapon. it's marco, a final official trip to the u. s. before she sets down after national elections in september. there have been demonstrations and scuffles with police and the lebanese capital bay route. after the failure of the country's leaders to form a government to enter the political crisis. prominent politician assad, heidi and president michelle own, blamed each other for the end of efforts to form new cabinets. this is the news from berlin moore on our website at his dw dot com, the ah, to resist or angular miracle is a leader known for being a realist. she is a physicist to used principal, the master, the elements of politics and power for almost 2 decades. today, she was in washington dc on the final visit before she steps down later this year. the list

something which will define probably uncle michaels chancery . what's your take on her reaction when she didn't close the borders and led in like a 1000000 or so? yeah. you know, my 1st reaction was there's a one with a big heart, and i'm sure she was motivated by human compassion. and it was, it was clearly a tough political decision for her. but she took a lead, like i made a lot of tough decisions too. and i hope when people look at my record as president, they say he did what he thought was right. and student ground. and so i admire, i admire her steadfastness and uncle is not afraid to make a decision was not afraid to lead. and the world needs leadership that has based upon principal and that's what she did. and i know it cause political points, but seemed like she doing pretty well. here's the thing that amazes me. 8 years in a democracy is a long time. i know for well people who have tired over year and they retire to reagan every years. there darnesha tired of me after 8 years and merkle has managed to survive in a pretty tough political

a farewell visit were expecting a joint press conference between uncle americal and you as president joe biden. to begin at any moment. we're going to go to that live our chief political correspondent, belinda crane. she's with me now. belinda, the chancellor. she has been in office at chance for 16 years and that is seen as incredible stability for the world of politics americans, they can elect a president twice. 2 terms, you get 8 years. a lot of americans have asked us, has she been in office too long? is it not healthy for a democracy to have a leader in office that law will interestingly enough many germans would say yes. maybe it has been too long. as you know, although she was awarded an honor to day by johns hopkins university for her leadership during the pandemic. americans apparently see that leadership a little bit more favorably than many germans do. there was a sense here in this country that uncle medical and the federal government did pretty well during the 1st 6 months of the pandemic. that things began to go downhill, particularly with the roll out of the vaccines.

and uncle is not afraid to make a decision, was not afraid to lead. and the world needs leadership that has based upon principle. and that's what she did. and i know it cause political points, but she bless you. doing pretty well. here's the thing that amazes me. 8 years in a democracy is a long time. i know for well people who have tired over year, and they retired reagan every years. their darnesha retired to me after 8 years and idle and merkle has managed to survive in a pretty tough political environment for more than 8 years. and it's pretty amazing when you think about it, at the 10 year reflect something. and i think it reflects the german voters trust. they may not agree with them, but they trust her and they trust your most 1st and foremost because she's a good person. did she in your perspective, make any major mistakes? you know, i don't, i'm not, i'm not very close to german politics. not really. yeah. man, i'm sure that i'm sure as you, i hope are 10 years not defined by the decision on refugees. what's, what's your can you be defined by

and uncle is not afraid to make a decision, was not afraid to lead. and the world needs leadership that has based upon principle. and that's what she did. and i know it cause political points, but she by she doing pretty well. here's the thing that amazes me. 8 years in a democracy is a long time. i know for well people get tired of you and they retired reagan after 8 years. there darnesha tired of me after 8 years. and idle a merkel has managed to survive in a pretty tough political environment for more than 8 years. and it's pretty amazing when you think about it at the tenure reflects something, and i think it reflects the german voters trust. they may not agree with them, but they trust her and they trust your most 1st and foremost because she's a good person. did she in your perspective, make any major mistakes? you know, i don't, i'm not, i'm not very close to german politics. not really. yeah, man, i'm sure that i'm sure, as you, i hope are 10 years not defined by the decision on refugees. what's your to attend to be defined by immersion? i thi

and uncle is not afraid to make a decision, was not afraid to lead. and the world needs leadership that has based upon principal. and that's what she did. and i know it cause political points, but she by she doing pretty well. here's the thing that amazes me. 8 years in a democracy is a long time. i know for well people get tired of you and they retired reagan after 8 years. there darnesha, tired of me after 8 years and idle a merkel has managed to survive in a pretty tough political environment for more than a years. and it's pretty amazing when you think about it at the tenure reflects something, and i think it reflects the german voters trust. they may not agree with them, but they trust her and they trust your most 1st and foremost because she's a good person. did she in your perspective, make any major mistakes? you know, i don't, i'm not, i'm not very close. jeremy politics. not really. you know, i'm, and i'm sure that i'm sure as you, i hope are 10 years not defined by the decision on refugees. what you can be defined by immersion. i think it o

this is our continuing coverage of uncle american visit to washington d. c. her final visit as the german chancellor here at the big table with me is our chief, political correspondent, belinda crane. melinda, now we know why the press conference was late. they were in talks, they were, they covered a lot of ground. talk to me, what do you think is the most important thing to come out of a meeting? i do think what we've just been hearing the issue of ukraine and north stream. and clearly they did not agree to terminate the north stream gas pipeline. this is a pipeline that would bring natural gas from russia directly to germany, essentially bypassing ukraine, which has been a transit country for natural gas as we've just heard them saying, the reason that's important is that that gives ukraine leverage v vi. russia. if that goes away, ukraine loses a crucial piece of its leverage versus this very uncomfortable, big neighbor that has occupied the eastern part of its country and taken over crimea. so this is a very serious issue. now. biden is clearly doesn't l

another reason to celebrate the back to johnson uncle america visit to the u. k. on what's expected to be her last official visit that the german johnson, chuck is the country residence of british prime minister boys johnson, where the 2 holding tor stuff of the agenda expected to be. pandemic travel restrictions as well as discussions on post braces for exit relations between the 2 countries. macklin is also due to address the british cabinet. first for foreign liter, since us president bill clinton the the same in 1997. we will go to win the castle outside london to have tea with a queen. on the press conference with uncle macklin boys, johnson is due to begin in a few minutes. we have team coverage, of course. the w big mouth is when the coffee outside london, where uncle michael is due to me to clean a little bit later today and our political correspondent, husband here in rather mundane studio 3. beg it. let's start with you though. this is on the mac as last visit to the u. k. as a german chancellor, as the red carpet been rolled out, well, definitely t with

ray suarez: a great uncle was celebrating his 100th birthday.r walked up to him with her video camera running and she says, "tell me about your father, uncle kim." and he proceeded to break into a lecture at 100, unrehearsed, about the transcontinental railroad. at the end, he said they got a lot of chinese to come over here and amongst them was my father and my uncle. ray suarez: digging into his family history, low found this photo -- his great grandfather, the railroad worker. in 1903. many died, many were blinded or crippled by years of tunneling through mountains and building bridges spanning great valleys. once the railroad was built, these workers found their sacrifice hadn't earned a welcome from their new country. russell low: 1882, they passed this infamous chinese exclusion act. if you were here, you could never become a citizen. the most offending thing for many of these chinese was that they had been here for decades and they could never, ever vote, could not become a citizen. and in addition, if they ever left this country, you cou

this is recognizing , i think, especially for uncle harry and mr. nim, they did great service and this is something everybody can do and everybody is contributing towards in america. >> that is so well said. i wish we had more time with all of you. i am afraid we do have to go. congressional medal recipients on your screen right now. the ceremonies will be taking place for the bay area all throughout this weekend. hopefully we can cover those for you as well. mitzi, paul and harry, my deepest thanks for taking the time. >> thank >>> all right, thank you so much for joining us for this interaivshow"getting answers." >>> tonight, the first hurricane of the atlantic season closing in on the u.s. coast heading into the fourth of july weekend. hurricane elsa gaining strength in the caribbean. winds clocked at 85 miles per hour. elsa expected to be within reach of florida by monday. it comes as millions of americans are on the move for the long holiday weekend. some 50 million expected to drive or fly, the most since before the pandemic started. gas price

and we know the german chancellor, uncle america, she is in washington. she has a busy schedule tomorrow. she's meeting with president by what will be the most important topics to discuss? yeah, there is a lot to discuss it. so last visit as chancellor. i mean, the most definitely will talk about the reason cyber takes out of russia. one of the more kind of sensitive topics will be the question about the nordstrom to pipeline. and the white house also has opposed the question about the vaccine patterns. because america so far is against giving out them to the world. but president biden wants to make the vaccine information available for the rest of the world. and jennifer, meg, she arrives in washington and she finds in america and to president biden, who like her respecter. but there are some who may not be so sad to see her leave. suddenly the trump ms. ministration or the former trump administration, i shall say, is happy to see her go mainly because of her immigration policy. there are many americans who see that as a bad bad example, and i'm sure tha

how can i, when you bring your uncle mack or you've never had before? the fries? just so what is it going to is medical really what i'm wanting talk to people who follow along the way, admirers and critics alike. how is the world's most powerful woman shaking her leg is paid? join us for macros last me . ah, this is d w. then the there are top stories. german chancellor, uncle american has held talk with us president joe biden at the white house that your leaders air to their differences over the nearly complete nord stream to gas pipeline. although both of read that russia should not use energy as a weapon, it's marbles final official trip to the u. s. before she steps down after national election in september in the european union. the.

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all of that thank yous don't make up for her uncle being killed. on black people? what is this going to do? >> first to this little girl and the community at large after already going through what we did with george floyd ochlt. >> jason, thank you, the thank you, thank you for asking the question that we far too often don't actually hear ask. the trauma and the repeated videos. the deaths, the violence. the in actment over and over again on violence against black bodies does something to us. it lays down next to us when we go to sleep at night and it wakes up with us in the morning. if you think of the bravery that darnell frazier showed. making sure the minneapolis police and the entire country can no longer keep telling the same supreacist lies. there is a human being and a young woman who had pay for that dearly. she already paid for that with her childhood. she paid for that with her own sense of peace and safety and black people across this world are paying that cost over and over again. >> here is darnell, all right paying that cost every si

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but because of his special relationship to chancellor uncle medical, he invited us to his summer home in may. we talked about the past and the future of the trans atlantic relationships alumni told to take on china on russia. he also explained how he felt when he was rubbing her shoulders. president bush, you have met the chancellor, uncle america. so many times do you recall kind of a defining moment.

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my mother is my and my uncles, they all went there and they were great me scarred. i was raised in foster homes. i grew up with all my culture without knowing my language for they'll, knowing anything about my parents or my uncles or aunts grandfather's grandmothers . and the same today how to survivors of kind of his residential schools and the relatives of the ancestors. how do they get justice? what the look like? this is a conversation i would love to be in. if you're on youtube right now, the comment section is right here for you to be part of the show. let's meet the get. so i'm going to say hello to dr. a tanya to brandy and hello to charlie. can you're welcome to the st. introduce yourself to our international audience. i guess law. thank you for having me. new go on my logo. my english name is kenya. dick, i'm a registered nurse and both of my parents are survivors of the saint michaels, residential school, and other a, b, c. thank you for being with us today. hello, brandy. welcome to the stream. introduce yourself to global audience, can say hello vol. su

and as we wish uncle sam, i happy birthday and begin the 2nd half of 2021. let's remember what we were told as the year began. harry stan and the shout of the capital don't. as was mentioned earlier, completed amid the civil war, when the union itself was literally hanging in the balance. yet we endured. we prevailed. here we stand, looking out in the great mall where doctor king spoke of his dream. here we stand 180 years ago and another inaugural thousands of protesters tried to block brave women marching for the right to vote. and today we mark this word as a 1st woman in american history elected to national office vice president combo hires . don't tell me thing can't change. ah ah, everything we associate with modern life has been digitalized. in fact, we live within ecosystems created by big tech. they decide what we can see, what we can buy, and even what we can say. these systems no longer serve us, they actually control us. is there a way out from this growing dystopian? imagine picking up a future textbook on the early years of the 21st century. wh

know that you sat down with mr. bush to interview him about his relationship with german transfer uncle america who was stepping down in a couple of months. it was during that interview that the former president offered some candid and unexpected comments about afghanistan, right. his president bush is keeping a low profile since he left off his friend. and as you said in the ends of you, he became a simple painter. he actually only sat down with me because he wanted to share his thoughts and actually feelings about as he put it. dear friend america. and we know that former presidents, they rarely criticize a sitting president and we know that president biden, and mister bush there reportedly on good terms. have you explained in bush lashing out if you will, against biden's decision to withdraw us troops from afghanistan? hello, brand. this was a very humble and open atmosphere, as you can tell when you watch the whole interview. president, a former president bush is truly worried about the future of cornerstone, mainly when it comes to girls and women. and as he explained to me, he and

my uncle at the time, he was already in tokyo and he was like, "look, come out to tokyo, my uncle atcome out to tokyo, work at ginza sushiko," and he went to go check it out and he loved it. >> anthony: forgive me if i'm wrong -- that was a tremendous break for an aimless young man from the provinces. >> catherine: you know, my father, being the second son, he kinda had free range to do whatever he wanted. >> anthony: right. >> catherine: [ speaking japanese ] >> chef kazuo: [ speaking japanese ] >> catherine: so, traditionally it's the oldest son who stays to take care of the parents. >> anthony: if he could live his life over again -- >> catherine: yeah. >> chef kazuo: [ speaking japanese ] >> anthony: a designer? of? >> chef kazuo: a fashion designer. >> anthony: fashion designer? >> catherine: fashion! really? >> chef kazuo: [ speaking japanese ] >> anthony: then hitusmabushi, eel steamed, dressed and grilled over rice. oh, look at this. >> catherine: oh wow. there are a lot of components here. >> anthony: wow that's good. oishi. >> catherine: i've never had unagi other than my u

w bush doesn't give many interviews anymore, but because of his special relationship to chancellor uncle medical, he invited us to his summer home in maine. we talked about the past and the future of the trans atlantic relationships alumni schools take on china on russia. the also explains how he felt when he was rubbing her shoulders. president bush, you have met the chancellor, uncle america. so many times do you recall kind of a defining moment? you know, the last time i saw was defining because she flew all the way over to my dad's funeral. and we are at the blair house, which is right across the street from white house. my whole family was there and somebody said i have merkel would like to call on you. and i just meant a lot, you know, i was very close to my day and the fact that she would take time to come really defined, i think our relationship, she's a very thoughtful kind of person. and i think another time was at the ranch. we've got a ranch, we love in central texas and she and professor sar came revisit, learn me. and i remember she and i walked across our prairie. we went

and i'd like to see the same. >> they call you uncle jesse because you were his uncle, hunter's uncle. you took the step to try to bring everyone together in a rural part of arkansas, bringing me in to do the eulogy. we didn't know what too expect down there, but people were standing together saying we want justice. this is not about black and white, it's about right and wrong. what brought you to that determination, to that decision, knowing that it was unsettling for some. you and ms. becky, the grandmother, that had encourage to stand up and say we're going to go do this together? >> that's right. it's not about black or white or brown. it's about us coming together as americans and fighting for what's right. i mean, this qualified immunity, it must end for these law enforcement officers. they can come out and kill our kids and do anything they want and they have no consequences. something's got to be done. >> attorney crump, you represented many bereaved families mourning loved ones shot by police, like the ones that are not new, george floyd was black, hunter britain is right, bo

what tension tens when i my uncle later. but the government seems to have the opposite vision already built for artificial islands, high nan, and is planning more including this one called ocean flower. it to be the most expensive men made island in the world at a cost of $24000000000.00. back at the floating philly jacinto and june is taking care of the younger sibling of what she wants is to stay with her family. ah, why not at a time? and so would you like to tell you in a while you feel that way? i'm with you and i spoke with the jimmy jimmy. some of the not just the highest. i don't know one of the toner with the budget a little love the ah, today's june 1st day of the new semester. after the summer she's due to start secondary school. but for now, she's not sure where that will be or even where she'll be living with the sound was it was, i know that it was most likely in the living in harmony with the thing has always given the tongue co pay for everything they need . ah, but they way of life is fast becoming a casualt

your uncle is turning extreme?is obviously to get an alert, we worry you might have been exposed to extremist content. they know what websites you are going on. i clicked on the website for jesse watters's fabulous new book. i was only there for 15 seconds. yes, i was exposed to extremist content. do they have a vaccine for it? . this is straight out of eastern europe and communism. now it's the hip, progressive thing to do. do you know who turned extremists? zuckerberg! he was a nice young man that invented a platform that allowed little old ladies to post cat videos. now he thinks he needs to be ahead of the planet. turn yourself in, zuckerberg, you may be turning extreme. >> [laughing]. jeremy posted a clip from dan bongino's show. i think he will do something crazy. is this where we are at? in the history of human civilization, we never needed anybody to referee our speech? how all of a sudden we need it? >> because it's not refereeing. they believe that if a guy clicks on dan bongino's website, the best thing

it is great to be here. >> let me ask your unique perspective on how your uncle and people around himill react to various accountability. criminal charges for his business is something new. anything like it he's never faced before. how do you think he'll react? >> i'm sure he's quite angry. i wouldn't want to be around him right now. unlike other people close to him who are probably extremely nervous, i don't believe donald will be because he's been getting away with this sort of thing for so long that he must feel immune because he always has been. these are the kind of charges that could have been levelled against him and other people in my family decades ago. he's also, i'm sure, quite confident in allen weisselberg's loyalty. he doesn't believe for a second he would flip on him. unless they could find somebody else would flip, donald will be completely confident in allen's loyalty for sure. >> another thing that struck me is the sort of bluntly worded reporting from the "new york times" that the next phase of the investigation. not only is there a next phase that there will be wor

of course my dad served in the range of my uncle in the navy and my other uncle in the army.it was a time of being proud to be an american and i just wanted to say mr. shirley thank you for writing about world war ii india was the greatest generation. >> host: anything you want to add to that mr. shirley? >> guest: first of all thank you and your family for your service and you are right it waa the time of great patriotism and great sacrifice. every family during worldil wari every family large or small extended -- sacrificed through their taxes are they bought bonds but everybody made some type of sacrifice in world war ii was a remarkable time and will probably never see it again not that level of focus. >> host: craig shirley an e-mail from mark do you think carter would have been reelected if the iran hostage rescue had succeeded in 1979? >> guest: you know that's a good question. i dealt a lot into this in my books and other writings but i talked to president carter about that or they think it's possible. he might have one with that second wave of euphoria with the relea

i look at my cousins, my uncles because they are all black.ent words. her sister said that her family still isn't exactly sure what happened here but the crash took the life of a very good person. the minnesota state patrol is leading an investigation into this crash

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the uncle of the one month back shot in the head tells us it feels like no one cares.lking about the horrible situation in chicago for years. it has gotten worse even though we have been highlighting it but we often talk about the numbers when we go through the numbers. it is a vital in these circumstances to hear from the people who are impacted. the words from the uncle of that one month old baby, let's not forget it it is a baby, take a listen. >> no one cares. i know other people say they care and talk about it but have to be boots on the ground, to see how to increase, the mayor can't do it. the government can't do it. we are trying our best to put a end to the gun violence but every time we get knocked back down. carley: the little baby is doing better. she was taken off her breathing machine. this is not an isolated incident. over fourth of july weekend 100 shooting victims, 18 murders. a lot of these stories are so heartbreaking, you think about the college student who was coming home from an internship and shot on the train, a bullet flies through the window a

it's possible that uncle sam has bad or no information for you.9 or 2020 tax return. so use the manage payment button to update or add your bank info. if you've changed banks in the past couple years, check with your old bank to see if it landed there. the irs says you can get your credit by check, too. it says its system for address changes won't be up and running until august. it's possible you're not getting paid because the irs has the wrong number of kids on file for you, or maybe your income is outdated. if you just had a babe three year, congratulations. the irs has no clue to start paying you the child credit. you'll have to update your tax file. but you can't do that right now. it won't be until late summer that the systems allow you to update your dependents, income and marital status. even if you don't get a single payment over summer or fall you shouldn't lose a single penny, because the payments now are an advance on your next tax filing. >>> fog still socking in part partsf the bay area. let's go ahead and give you a look at the micr

we talked about the past and the special relationships to chancellor uncle. i'm not afraid to make a decision was not afraid to leave the kind of person with a lovely soul. and that's the person i got to know the exclusive interview with george w bush on d w a. we've got some hot tips for your bucket, lift the magic corner, check spot for food, and some great cultural memorials to boot the w travel off we go. now the exclusive interview with george w bush president george w bush doesn't give many interviews anymore. but because of his special relationship to chancellor uncle medical, he invited us to his summer home in may. we talked about the past and the future of the trans atlantic relationships. i'm as old take on china, on russia. he also explains how he felt when he was rubbing her shoulders. president bush, you have met the chancellor, uncle america. so many times do you recall kind of a defining moment.