alexander stubb of finland.♪ shutthis morning in union down, the civil war between president speaker pelosi continues. the civil war within the conservative party, here is the short and long of it, jeremy corbyn owns all the house of cards. the elite talk about everything but their global gilded age. this is bloomberg surveillance from the world economic forum in davos. i am tom keene. with me, francine likewise well. lacqua as well. francine: it is funny being here because you talk about the people that are not here, donald trump, emmanuel macron, they are dealing with concerns at home and there is a little bit of uneasiness which people cannot figure out. my manager saying, the markets will be a little bit better and that nobody is really pointing to where they are seeing a lot of growth. why is the market interpreting something that could turn quite ugly? tom: many things to talk about. many years on brexit. here is the rihanna hurtado. viviana: -- has fallen from the top of the auto world. ghosn quit as chai

alexander hamilton's worst enemy was not who broadway thinks it was. aaron burr may have shot the man, but it was albert gallatin who destroyed his life's work, the financial system that he had created for the new federal government. hamilton was proud of that system. he thought that the federal government's ability to borrow vast amounts of money would allow the united states to become a great nation. gallatin disagreed. he thought that endless public borrowing was a drag on the private sector and a prescription for economic failure. in the first great fight over how to pay for the federal government, it was gallatin who won. when jefferson appointed albert gallatin to be the secretary of the treasury, the federalists who had controlled the government were worried. they braced for the worst. they had just lost the insidency for the first time an election so bitterly contested that it took 36 ballots in the house of representatives to make jefferson president. they had also lost the majority in congress. now jefferson was putting this charge of then la

alexander for coming. francisco? >> so i was lucky that this commuter was right in front of me so i could use my military training to look at the screens to know what the hell is happening. so the general manager said these are just snippets. okay. let's deal with snippets. so one of the snippets says, and they're giving all these agencies, and all of the agencies have their scores in 78, 60, whatever. but when it comes to sfpuc, it's 38. so we've got -- we have to find out that. the second snippet, i'll divide it into two parts. so one part talks about general things. oh, in your environment, you like your environment, do you like your workers, do they help you in doing your work. everybody said yes, yes, yes, so they all score in their 70's. but when cit comes to thinking outside the box, when it comes to knowing what is your mission objective, when it comes to the resources that are not yours that belong to some native transcri tribes, and i have my sister here -- she's done a lot for the community. and i used to

the federalists whether party of washington, adams, alexander hamilton. and marshall was a federalist. in 1798 washington summoned him to mount vernon and told him he had to run for congress. the federalist party was weak in virginia. in washington thought it needed new, younger blood. marshall is a lawyer in private practice. he needed the income and get refusing and decided i cannot say no to the greatest man on earth. i just have to get up at the crack of dawn and get outta here. then he put on his old uniform. so marshall as he put it, he acceded to this representation. he ran for congress. and then it was from congress that president john adams picked him to be secretary of state after he had a cabinet shakeup. then at the end of adams term, adams loses the election of 1800. to thomas jefferson, it is their rematch. adams had been him narrowly in 1796. 1800 was a blue wave. jefferson won the white house and jeffersons party took both parties of congress from the federalist. so in this lame-duck., adams and his secretary of state are trying to fill th

well this is the fourth the meeting of alexander. the last meeting. in moscow four months ago in october two thousand although this is the fourth time that. good says two thousand and one. the same a bit of door it is they're talking about historical visit and alexander which has a great expectations of it here in the palace of serbia the most important part of the day will the have the because the members of two delegations with signed twenty one agreement several hundred million euros and of course the press conference of two president will be held. before his arrival in belgrade about the miracles and said that russia has many friends here in the balkans about that serbia is a russia strategic partner. russia will respect the decision of serbian authorities about the european future of serbia and the western partners russia doesn't try to put serbia in front of an artificial choice rochelle or european union of course you expect also it to be one of the major topics today. put it said that she was quite surprised by read the massive reaction of the

senator alexander who was here earl, they have had a whole series of hearings to set up what are ways -- what are the challenges? what's the diagnosis of problems in our system? the idea is, okay, next year we will get into prescriptions and there's other prescriptions on the table, too, from republican proposals to senator sander's proposal. senator bennet and i really believe if we take seriously what we've heard over the last year and if we take seriously what we've heard from people, with he want more options, we want lower cost, then we think we've got the plan that is most likely to gather support. maybe not immediately, but if we really get into problem solving mode we feel good about this proposal. >> a read between the lines on medicare x from paul kaine of the "washington post" he said it's politically significant because it builds on existing law rather than the tear it down approach being offered by senator bernie sanders. as you listen to the 2020 conversation among democrats, are you worried about how out there they're getting on healthcare among other issues. >> i'm not

your turn, josh alexander. nope, stacy becton jr.e two of 18. 53-49 lafayette.r they keep th distance, especially on this play. the jam, two of 21. down three, american 25 seconds left. nelson drains it. we head to overtime tied at 69. in the extra ssion, lafayette scores on their first and only bucket. 13 of 16 from the free-throw line. a.u. falls in o. it 84-79 o.t.84-79. >>> the future bright enough for george m to wear shades. patriotand the green machine hosting fordham. two handed ball drive.fo rdham led by as many as nine. otis livingston ii drilling t through he course 61-55. fordham still leads. inside for the jam. cuts the lead to four. game tied at 68. mason with the ball. seconds left to play. otis livingston oneiv ofe from three for the game. seconds left, drops the three. son wins 71-68. liten to the play through the eyes of otis -- >> like a focus really. like everything kind of slows down a little bit and gets quiet, you know. you know, see where my guys are on the floor and just try to make the best possible read. >>

age, alexander or kate —— alexander 0tto is your containers, from new york. —— 0casio—cortez. main role, the democrats are making clear, as far as the house is concerned, will be a role of oversight, effectively providing a cheque to the powers of the president. so what does this democrat controlled lower house mean or this government ship down? —— shut down. it will be interesting to see. i think it will embolden the democrats, this new majority that they have now in the house of representatives. embolden them to push donald trump over his wall proposal. he is clean to this assertion that there needs to be five million dollars in the federal budget to finance his signature campaign issue, a wall along the us — mexico border. —— clinging to this assertion. the democrats don't want anything of it, and they are standing in the way. president trump has invited congressional leaders back to the white house tomorrow, friday, to debate this all over again. but there seems to be no fresh proposal on the table. it will be very interesting to see what's coming if anything, comes out of

in the north and this is a region also which gave birth to greece's most revered ancient warrior alexander the great and they want the government to hold a referendum on what they are saying is a very very important and divisive national issue and given the fact that the government here is teetering on the verge of collapse it is gone effectively into

senator alexander said that many things went wrong in december. one, we should never have a shutdown as an option. our federal workers should never be held hostage. yes, people have said this is a hostage crisis because that's what it was. those poor workers have been held hostage, and now we've got a threat again -- if we don't do something in three we, he'll do it again. and the sad thing is, the really sad thing, unlike the hostage crises that you might see on the tellings have or on news or tv shows, it's the same hostages every time. every time this government shuts down, it's the same hostages who are taken, and we cannot -- we cannot let that happen. senator alexander said the other thing that we didn't do what we were supposed to do. we didn't have that regular order. we saw all of the political fights play out on tv between this side or the other side, and we didn't get back to what this body does best, why i came to this body, why i'm so proud to be a part of this body, why i'm so proud to be here with senator patrick leahy, who was in t

now two hundred sixty two years after he left alexander hamilton has returned home to puerto rico the broadway musical hamilton telling the story story of the us founding fathers premiered in san juan it's raising money to help the island which was badly damaged by harken two years ago this as president trump suggests redirecting disaster relief funds for puerto rico to fund his border war with mexico charlotte ballasts reports. transported from broadway to a performing arts scene to in san juan and new audiences experiencing the pop culture phenomenon hamilton that is a lot of things to the spirit with the people tonight the response when you speak with. the story has come full circle alexander hamilton lift the caribbean after it was devastated by a hurricane in the eighteenth century he became an american founding father and the first treasury secretary in the musical has returned to support puerto rico still reeling from hurricane maria and twenty seven to nearly three thousand people were killed and much of its infrastructure destroyed in how this island has come out of devastati

or earlier spoke to one of the leaders alexander. said that the mainstream political parties in germany are partly to blame for this attack because of their efforts to sideline the far right party and its immigration rhetoric in my mind about the democratic discovery it is in this democratic when you call a democratically elected party undemocratic you're essentially inviting thugs to get violent and that's what happened here it's an escalation of the type of undemocratic behavior we're seen even in the german parliament. it was alexander go in there with the a if the party will. have these political opponents who were quick to condemn this attack the foreign minister of germany heikal must tweeting while it can never be an answer to political arguments regardless of the target or the motive there is no justification for it whatsoever anyone who commits such a crime must be punished and the leader of the social democrats. she had this to say the a.f.d. is a political opponent of our tolerant and peaceful society but those who fight t

to go on good money but they are as us i congratulate the film's director alexander mitt does it with the premier and agree to meet for a chat before the day. we meet in the house of cinema which hasn't changed much since the soviet days and a quarter of a century after the end of the u.s.s.r. it's not only the soviet interiors that have survived here but some soviet political habits as well. alexander became famous already in the soviet period as an innovative scriptwriter he knows a thing or two but censorship since the soviet film industry was subjected to it officially. if parker. school could not. do. or. if you. do your st charles to be where you mystery school. absolute. war. keep the know if. you want to make. a big shiny. three of a woody. are you. not. it. would have been. which. would you go to. the bad with. the bull. rush hour or. so there's no censorship just friendly advice from an official historian or a political scientist on duty. and public spaces in moscow a full of intellectually alert people no different from their counterparts elsewhere the modern world. there a

the humboldt forum is named after the famous researcher and universal scholar alexander one hundred. construction began in june two thousand and twelve the government is providing five hundred ninety million euros funding an extra one hundred million euros have been collected in donations to reconstruct the baroque for side. aside from the building itself the current focus is on the objects displayed inside restitution of colonial era art. the facts is a matter of heated debate and one the new mega museum consequent. a gruesome murder carved in stone and discovered by chance in guatemala in the nineteenth century. incredible boats from oceania fit for the high seas but without a single name. and a cave from china where buddhist monks prayed over one hundred nine thousand years ago. treasures from berlin's enormous collection. prussian rulers started these collections over two hundred years ago today they belong to the prussian cultural heritage foundation the key player in the new book for. around five hundred thousand exhibits will be on display from all continents mostly acquired i

alexander la gazette made a 2-0 half. alexander la gazette made a 2—0 in the second half.ty against huddersfield, make it 2—1. introduction of aaron ramsey as a substitute on the day that he is officially allowed to talk to other clubs about the move at the end of the season, it did see the game run away from the visitors. —— alexandre lacazette. finally found the net with two minutes to play. this is an important ounce back for the coach. they have beaten fulham by four goals to one. we spoke before the match, we need to win for we spoke before the match, we need to winfor our we spoke before the match, we need to win for our confidence and also to win for our confidence and also to play consistently, and i think we are doing that at the day i think is important for our side and also i think the team worked very well in the 90 minutes. earlier in the day, in the first game of the new year, leicester city won at everton to move up to seventh in the table. jamie vardy scoring the only goal of the game early in the second half. staying with football, the shortlist has been a

peter alexander, let's start at the white house. what is going on? >> that's a good question. you'll need a couple of hours of television to clarify that. but we'll do our best in the course of the next few minutes, andrea, if we can. it appears rudy giuliani, the president's personal lawyer, is backtracking from the stunning assertion that he made in that conversation you played a part of just moments ago where he appeared to leave open the possibility that members of the president's campaign had coordinated with russians during the course of the 2016 campaign. the backtracking is a new statement. first he spoke to our colleague kristen welker, then provided us with a formal statement where he said he was afraid that if him changing his position, as appeared to be the case, that he had been i think misinterpreted was his language, he said more broadly that he had an only done so unconsciously. he said, i represent only president trump, the no the trump campaign. there was no collusion by president trump in any way, shape, or form. likewise i have no knowledge of any collusion

there and london we have valentino and kiev and alexander but in moscow and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website that's al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion to go to our facebook page that facebook dot com forward slash a.j. and side story you can also join the conversation on twitter and in this at a.j. inside story from a as a prompt and the entire team here in doha but for now. i . headlines warned the streets of melbourne australia are by. its citizens under threat by african gangs. but how real of these claims. one east investigates and how does the. short films of the who and inspiration. stories of three young women challenging the world around them. al-jazeera selects. there's no one way of telling a story keeping is telling right and to be i suspect there is a great way to get to know the person for me tells. this is al-jazeera. from doha everyone on come on santa maria and this is the news hour from al-jazeera the government says it's arrested soldiers who took over the national radio station in an attempted coup a

the latest a pail to upload the ban on one competitor cross country skier alexander like off was thrown out by a swiss court on saturday and the olympic body well now dropped its challenge on twenty seven other russian athletes who additionally were acquitted we spoke to like of the lawyer about the case and the i.o.c. is handling of the evidence because it will reduce the geishas all or only to. generate. interest. because i see me here in december two thousand six hundred. seventy six blood samples and all all in russian that response. to it was. resolved in late july and. tobler consultant seventeen odd to me the blood samples where are not tested the senate is. the chain of custody in we in which each chain of custody or sample of is notified this is built and it is where it is cast or procedure with cause and the representative of the i.o.c. claimed that they had no blood tests and the chain of custody is not know to the procedure i have to counter the nation that all blood samples were tested negative and and a chain of custody we can see rhetoric that most of the morning are not

russian skier alexander was accused of a tampering with anti-doping samples during russia's sochi olympics and was banned from taking part in the following games however in february two thousand and eighteen the court of arbitration for sports overturned the ban saying there was insufficient evidence later that year the i.o.c. appealed the court's decision this appeal to uphold bans on twenty seven athletes was thrown out by a swiss court again just this saturday meaning cross country skier alexander earlier called will really tame his gold medal from the sochi games five years ago christophe we should mention again says that he and his colleagues have proven that roger cossack testimony was false. mostly it is reportedly made. a lot from costly. consultants to. the parents. of. at least and it should be considered as a. separate but it is not it is a community will first class because we. couldn't it's good that. we employ deep. cheik or lie it will see her as a witness. and it doesn't for me headlines at the top the hour watch out international. you know world of big partisan movies a lo

nevsky he's been the warden now to president of serbia alexander which the q . thank. you for me this was in place isn't that it was the old. it was from a dear mr president my dear friend let me say a few words in russian i mean yeah it is a relief for me and for serbia but it's other than it's going to receive in the order of i sometimes ask isa grates on her. but it's also a great responsibility. the i will take on in my future activities as president developing the cooperation between russia and serbia i am very grateful because. you have a protocol i should say this is somewhat against the protocol because it's deeper than that it's very sincere. and i would like to acknowledge how much i appreciate this award it's of great importance to me and the reason i say this is. that me getting. awarded this order by the president of russia vladimir putin which you will which i will this is very special i am emphasizing this very fact which because remember put in which was which is the leader of a very important state russia also shoots him a great he protected rus

creator lin-manuel miranda will play the role he developed, alexander hamilton. to the island where his parents were born. david begnaud is with us again from dorado beach, puerto rico. he takes us behind the scenes before tonight's big show. david, i know you're very excited to be back there. you're almost as famous in puerto rico as lin-manuel is. >> reporter: we were so excited to see him last night, i've got to tell you. since hurricane maria, puerto rico has declared they are open for business. they want you to sit on the beach, see the natural wonders. people here like the folks who have come to see lin, they think that lin bringing "hamilton" here puts the island in the limelight and gives it the positive press it needs. every dollar for every ticket sold will go to the arts on the island. i got to tell you, last night when lin-manuel took the stage in san juan, it was glorious. ♪ the world's going to know your name what's your name man ♪ ♪ alexander hamilton [ cheers ] >> reporter: what a mont. 21 seconds of applause for lin-manuel miranda. ♪ he took the

. >> i'm clay alexander, frournds and ceo of -- founder and ceo of ember. >> reporter: clay alexanderose grandfather resigned an original telephone and original thomas edison phonograph here's how he created 2009, i wg wegs my wife i had worked with g.e. in thermal engineering. when my eggs got cold, i thought i got to fix this. this is the 21st century, at a bare minimum my plate should be able to keep my food at a decent eating temperature >> reporter: alexander worked on it for years before launching coffee mugs at starbucks at the end of 2016. >> i like the long game. i feel that's important is to be patient. >> reporter: if i were to say annual revenues top ten million, would i be wrong >> no, you are not wrong >> reporter: am i way off? >> we're doing really well >> reporter: the company is valued at $140 million and projects profitability by the end of this year with plans for an ipo or to be acquired its cups and travel mugs are sold not just in starbucks but now in apple stores. and what's next? >> we plan to go from here into self-heated dinner plates. we have a baby bottle

well for the spring indeed of your correspondent alexander phenomena in los vegas alexander twenty percent fewer chinese vendors at this year's c.s. but are there also companies that are doubling down on their presence and if so why . yes according to the organizer there are chinese companies doubling down and by doing so they are reflecting the deep ties between the industries in those countries and we have to add that that chinese vendors still occupied about thirteen percent of the show's floor space however you also have to add that there are apparently more and more you ask companies with thinking that their strategy for example was the first sprint they electronics maker to announce that they are moving part of its of their production out of china to minimize their consequences of a trade war now alexandra five g. the next generation wireless technology is a major topic in las vegas the u.s. and china are engaged in a fierce battle over five g. supremacy how does the show of the tech fare. you know you're right this is a major topic of discussion here in las vegas and there is no sur

our peter alexander has detaipo our peter alexander has detai p. >> reporter: tonight democrats grounded, boarded on this bus but going nowhere. less than an hour before nancy pelosi and othbes were set to n a planned trip overseas, including a secret stop in afghanistan -- >> we're going to afghanistan. >> reporter: president trump writing the house speaker, i'm sorry to inform you that your trip has been postponed, calling it a public lations event, arguing the top democrat should stay in washington negotiating with me. the president's move apparent payback for pelosi's call to postpone the state of the union addresuntil after the government reopens. democrats fuming. >> i think the actions of the president were petty, mean-spirited, and beneath any president of the united states si take. >> reporter: the pnt again today blaming democrats for not negotiating. ck>> the party has been hi by the open borders fringe within the party >> reporter: pelosi's sensitive craft equires military a which the president controls. though he suggested today, if you'd like to make your journey by flying

alexander phenomena has been at the border and sent us this report from the texas. well true. they backed off and wants him to build the border wall. they don't opponents and supporters of the u.s. president facing each other in mckellen while waiting for his arrival well as border areas of the valley and i feel it's very important that we secure our borders is absolutely important and it's necessary for my children for their safety i was just it's good for all the positive it was just because of that the support the difficulties of all those projects that's our country sponsor. true members of the same community but deeply divided a couple of all star temper the police have to intervene meanwhile president lamb was given a tour along the rio grande day where he talked to border patrol agents using this trip to bolster his argument for his signature complaint promise that what they need more than anything is the barrier the wall color whatever you want whether it's steel and concrete you don't care we need a barrier in macallan trump once again threatens to invoke emergency po

other side to agree to stop claiming ancient greek history for its own come september images of alexander the great to disappear from north macedonian schoolbooks as our maps of a greater macedonia north macedonia is most illustrious history now perhaps lies in its future. al-jazeera athens. a climate change was one of the main topics on the gender of the world economic forum in davos this year more and more it's a new generation of young activists that's taking up the global warming sorry kyra it has more there's one person at the center stage of all of this and that sixteen year old the great. swedish environmentalist has been meeting scientists in davos as well as the head of the i.m.f. christine lagarde believes that is leading a grassroots movement of schoolchildren and they're quoting a wall of the to take concrete action against climate change now she and thousands of others have been skipping school on different continents once a week in protest. i traveled here by train and that i am doing because i stopped flying because of climate reasons. because i i don't want to. say one thi

alexander: i'm glad to know at least one person read my article in "the washington post" this morning, and i appreciated his mentioning it. i think we should be blunt about this. there is never an excuse for a shutdown of the government. there is never an excuse even for a partial shutdown of the government. government shutdowns should not be -- it should be as off limits in bargaining over the budget, for example, as chemical weapons are in warfare. shutting down the government is not a demonstration of skill or courage. it's a demonstration of incompetence, a failure by negotiators. it's embarrassing and the american people ought to hold us accountable for that because we're sent here to get a result. it takes no particular skill or courage to take a position. if all one wants to do is take a position, you don't have to go through all the trouble of being elected to the united states senate. you can just stay home and get a soap box or get a radio show or a tv show. there are plenty of ways to take a position in this country. the real skill or courage belongs to those who first take

alexander but not a taste on the formal investigations this often manual michael's ex security aide is accused of misusing diplomatic possible. the us congress is to investigate whether donald trump broke the law the president accused of instructing his low yet to lie about a construction project in russia. tensions highn the dlcc is e country's top pool for past the publishes conclusisions on alleged electoral fraud. this is the u. n. says thirty four people h have alalready bn kikilled since the results were announced last week . good evening it seems there is no less out full the french president in the so called benalla fast tonigigt it has emerged that emmanuel michael's former security eight alexander benalla has been placed. under formal investitigation of this development coming off the he was accused earlier on this week of misusing diplomatic possibles despite being fired from the presidential office. roughing up protest is lost july brian quinn i'm a sink when i have a bit more for us. alex on the banal is under arrest the former top security aide who was once a bodyguard fo

jesse alexander/chico fire dept. division chief: "so at that point we ended up having six fire units and eight medic units committed to this incident at one time, so pretty much stripping -- very much stripping -- the entire city of all the apparatus we had."friends and family members of the people inside the home all eagerly waited behind police caution tape for any word on their loved ones. of the twelve individuals in the home, four remain in critical condition, and eight were treated and remain at the hospital.for now the home is being treated as a hazmat zone, but police say there is no immediate risk to neighbors. mike o'brien/chico police chief: "it's not a danger to the public at this time, but i do want to emphasize that but certainly in the processing of that scene we need to do that very carefully, because it definitely is a hazmat site at this point."for first responders, this incident was like nothing they've ever experienced.jesse alexander/chico fire dept. division chief: "for single-family residence t

>> senator alexander who was here early, he and patty murray have a series of hearings to set up, what are ways, what are the challenges, what's the diagnosis of problems in our system? and the idea is next year we will get the prescriptions and then there are other prescriptions on the table from republican proposals that senator sanders proposed. but senator bennett and i really believe that we take seriously what we have heard over the last year and if we takes seriously what we have heard from people, we want more options we want lower cost, then we think we have the plan that is most likely together support. maybe not immediately, but if we really get into problem- solving mode, we feel good about this proposal. >> read between the lines on medicare x and, you said it's politically significance because it's built on existing laws rather than to tear down the law being offered by senator bernie sanders. as you listen to the 2020s conversation among democrats are you worried about how healthcare you're getting on healthcare issues? >> i'm not particularly worried let me read, i read

golden age hollywood and the ogre of show business with the son of joan collins author an artist alexander newly all the more coming up in today's going underground but first to that country bombed out orders from tourism is today is expected to be the last briefing at the u.n. of on boy staffan de mistura on syria this was the official his pleas arguably went unheard by the british government shortly before u.k. bombing in the spring recall of doing sure expect for international humanitarian and human rights law including your money did and access across syria to all people in need and we urge once more concrete respectively the lucian twenty four d. or one throughout syria that resolution for a cease fire apart from against isis al-qaeda linked groups wasn't really a factor for tourism a and blairite labor for them it was about the highly likely over the conclusive we judge is highly likely both that the syrian regime has continued to use chemical weapons since then and will continue to do so or as their opposite numbers that i believe that the action was legally questionable and on satu

it's a dozen alexander main notes for the center for economic and policy research the recent science and the trumps you know unilateral and illegal financial embargo that you. and we put on the country you know subtly cut venezuela off from financial markets essentially assuring the they would have the economic debate of it because they have no way of rebuilding the. you know they have the rebuilding the government and rebuilding their economic infrastructure they've had two major consequences the first it causes even greater said shortages of essential goods including food and medicine second it makes economic recovery nearly impossible since the government cannot borrow or restructure its foreign debt and in some cases even carry out normal import turns actions including for medicines which is why because part of the things that matter of dead one of the things he wanted to push was limiting you know it's coming venezuela law was limiting foreign investment and limiting these things because historically it's put them in a bad position and then suddenly they're owing to people outsi

nearly joins me now alexander welcome to going underground so arguably your paintings show a certain alienation about the show business world elite media spotlight. what made you write a memoir as well when i felt that i was the guardian of this extraordinary treasure trove of memories about growing up as these two incredible celebrities and born and i was born in the late sixty's in lived in beverly hills during the late sixty's which is an extraordinary time in american film and i had just these all these extraordinary experiences you know riding on a motorbike with steve mcqueen and playing pool with james cannon and i just felt that i had to share what i saw at bear witness to it somehow in a book you can describe where your father told you about your own conception but then after i mean the fantasy befitting an eastern kid who had risen out of abject poverty to take broadway and to the newly just tell me a bit about him first thing to say about dad is that he was born into poverty in the east end he was born to what we call a tweeny a between the stairs made so wrong before belo

well this is the point in time that alexander would invite them with putin our meeting this is the third time in the year and this is the fourth time of the new putin is in but good since two thousand and one for serbian authorities this is the historical visit and alexander which has great expectations of it the most important part of the day is organize here in the palace of soup. the members of both of them are signing twenty one agreements several hundred thousand euros about railway modernization and the potentials but also about innovation as. our longstanding allies and putin said russia has many friends in the balkans but is strategic partner. respects. the seizure of serbian authorities about european future of serbia as as he said on my door western fatness russia doesn't try to put in front of artificial choice russia or european union of course cost of oil is one of the major topics that the light emitted that she was quite surprised by rather passive reaction a few opinion. related to the decision of course of our security forces to transform into a real army especially as h

would be a significant contribution if you're just a mentor to alexander hamilton. let alone becoming the first american president. how important was that relationship to marshall >> at five volumes etiquette recommended dose. i think each of. too much obvious importance that steffen said. it is one sentence. using congress on the word comes that washington has died and he is the representative who informs the house he took that line from henry lee with the revolutionary war vet. good writing is >> for conservative viewers, wondering perhaps why should conservatives revere a man john marshall did it so much to establish for cement the federal supremacy within our system. he is establishing when a case decides him. they are not roaming around looking for things. they are sitting there. people disagree about something. they take it to court somewhere. and if there should be a conflict between a lot and the constitution which happens only once in marshall's 34 years. you have to decide what the law is. so maybe his view of supremacy is different from what we experience

protesters have marched in belgrade against alexander and his government part of a growing protest movement against the serbian president who critics say has tightened his control over the media and serbia's institutions the demonstrations include some thirty opposition parties and organizations they started after an opposition politician was attacked in november. well to france now where around eighty four thousand u.s. protests have been out on the streets of the country in a ninth weekend of demonstrations against the government please five water cannon and take gas at protesters near the uk to triumph in paris interior ministry says more than two hundred forty people were detained the protesters are angry at the french president's economic reforms emanuel has promised billions of euros in tax relief and is due to launch a national debate on choose day to address the protesters concerns. the sent us this update from paris. thousands of protesters marched across paris and they have congregated here the altar trail just behind me which has become something of a symbol of this yellow vests

jesse alexander/chico fire dept. division chief: "so at that point we ended up having six fire units and eight medic units committed to this incident at one time, so pretty much stripping -- very much stripping -- the entire city of all the apparatus we had."friends and family members of the people inside the home all eagerly waited behind police caution tape for any word on their loved ones. of the twelve individuals in the home, four remain in critical condition, and eight were treated and remain at the hospital.for now the home is being treated as a hazmat zone, but police say there is no immediate risk to neighbors. mike o'ieo the public at this time, but i do want to emphasize that t definitely is a hazmat site at like nothing they've ever experienced.jesse alexander/chico fire dept. division chief: "for single-family residence to get this many individuals, especially all at one time, to walk in and have six cprs in progress ... that's a pretty big deal and no i have not experienced that many cardiac events all

sure allolleagues, i'm of you nola mar alexander. former governor of tennessee, former secretary of education, a member of the united states someone who was prominently mentioned, regular he mentioned as a candidate for president of the united states on the republican ticket. here's what he said. it is always wrong, always wrong , for either side to use shutting down the government as a bargaining chip in budget negotiations. now, hear this, my colleagues. senator alexander, it should be as off limits as chemical eapons are in warfare. could senator alexander have said it any more powerfully that shut dunns -- shutdowns are not an option? that's all this resolution says. sadly, i think a lot of you are going to vote no. i suppose on the theory that you think no, if we don't get our way, shutting down the government sour optionful that's certainly what you told mr. boehner. and then later mccarthy. this resolution says let's not allow that to happen again. we now have three weeks to avert the next shutdown. i'm hopeful the appropriati

blayne alexander on the hill for us. thank you. >>> we know someone who is affected neighbors are helping neighbors to put food on the table of furloughed families. >> we go to david culver from stafford. >> reporter: 100 furloughed workers will be coming back to school. we're at the staffordampus here. all day long thursday, they are preparing courses. you have a dozen professors offering their talents to help from financial management, to mindfulness and medication. useful in a stressfultime. farther away, there's a major effort under way. latoya brown. she is helping with the fd bank, stocking up shelves, opening up their services to help families keep food on the table. latoya says this is no time for pride. >> we're not here to judge anyone. it doesn't matter how much money you make. what kind of car you drive or the house you liven. we're concerned about the need right now. >> reporter: the rional food bank is hosting a food drive. if you are one of the fortunate ones receiving a paycheck, you can help out. reporti

blue jays have answer, off the miss, rebound, over to alexander, knocking down the three. game high 26 for him. creighton beats georgiatown, 91-87. >>> high school. hoops taking on top team of the nation, la lumiere.ok log good, dematha, but then la lumiere showing why they're the team. brooks, monster slam. that kid's in high school. beats dematha, 73-50. >>> hosting the pistons. mlk day, dominating. thd quarter, defense into offense, bradley beal with the block. wiz, satoransky up the floor, over trevor ariza. ariza led for wizards with 20 points, 12 boards. later, deal with it,drives, contact, still high off the iass and three-point play for beal, 16. wizards win 101-87, fourth wint in l five games. at game, greatsight. redskins quarterback alex smith in attendance, smiling. first publicra appe gisince breaking knee. on crutches, externalat fix on the right leg. saying hi to wizards. really good to see him smiling and enjoying the wizards win. hope the best. that contraption. >> how much does that weigh? that's>> exercise. rogress to see him up and about. s all goodns.

when they arrived they found one man dead and had to transport 12 people to the hospital.jesse alexander/chico fire dept. division chief: "we had a mass casualty event also known as an mci. at one point we had six cpr is in progress." in addition to that, two chico police officers were taken to the hospital after they said they started to feel sick.it has not been confirmed but police say signs point to poisoning from fentanyl, an opioid often mixed with heroin or cocaine.mike o'brien/chico police chief: "so every indication is that this is a mass overdose incident was caused from the ingestion of some form of fentanyl in combination with another substance, although that is yet to be confirmed."first responders administered naloxone and performed cpr for multiple individuals on site, a task which took almost every ambulance in the city of chico. friends and family members of the people inside the home all eagerly waited behind police caution tape for any word on their loved ones.of the twelve individuals in the home, four remain in critical condition, and eight were treated and remain at

the messenger is part of a historical allegorical depiction of the wedding of alexander to the persian princess razzano at the center alexander appears and hands the princess the crowd the real focus that was the heavenly messenger half and half archangel gabriel. alexander is typical of the newly awakened interest in mythical historical figures during the sixteenth century the small angels which look like cupid's a borrowed from the pagan classical era. in classical times cupid's when love calls to pick to the small voice. the art of christendom. makes them into anonymous angels and and celery figures they reveal the meaning and intention of the mural its aim is to move the view ascension is not spiritual. the veil of fun a siena is the high point of the renaissance this work shows have images from the classical era survived into christendom the godlike figures in the heroes return an allegorical form complementing the christian images. there. at the beginning of the sixteenth century the foundation was laid for the new st peter's basilica in rome it was intended as a proof that chris

serbian president alexander which is in his interview of four a russian news agency said the situation in the western balkans is very difficult and despite this be an attempt to maintain peace and stability in belgrade and prishtina are very far from making in the agreement on the kosovo issue. the palestinian health ministry in gaza is warning that at least three hospitals may be forced to close because of power shortages there isn't enough fuel to power generators that backup on reliable electricity supplies john stratford's reports on what caused the latest shortfall of money deep is one of the around three hundred women a month to give birth in this with us hospital in rough southern gaza. both as child has just been delivered bunches arean section. there are daily blackouts across the palestinian territory so this and many hospitals like it rely on generators for power for at least twelve hours a day but the fuel for the generators is fast running out again or as much as a lot of chicken if you cross the sea and the israeli siege in general for twelve years has got worse over the