cnn senior international correspondent atika shubert was at the event in berlin.obama didn't mention his successor directly. i mean by name. but did it appear that that's who he was talking about this. >> he was responding to a question about how he keeps his mindfulness. does he meditate for mindfulness. he answered it this way. take a listen. >> well i definitely think that there's some politicians who could use some meditation. i, this is no doubt about that. i can think of a few who, you know, just sit there for a little bit and -- reflect. find some inner peace. >> so was that a dig at the current president? perhaps. again, he didn't mention any particular names. and in fact he really refrained from weighing in too much on the domestic politics of the day and said he focused on trying to inspire this group of young leaders from all across the continent. young politicians, writers, activists, climate change activists. it was a diverse group, all of them bursting to ask him questions. fredricka. >> did anyone ask him about his political future? or just future?

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course are good to not have cases like the christchurch video ever being uploaded again it's right on atika thank you very much for that information. turning now to sports and football fans all over the world will be looking forward to the biggest match of the german season so far this saturday's second place by the minute close first is dortmund in another edition of the match of dubbed as dick classic a bill a classic style by and striker robert levy for both clubs and d.-w. spoke with the polish international in a one to one interview looking ahead to what could be a huge stocky decider. he moves with the control and precipitation of the needle. just. love it live on das he rarely misses and that's why he's known as the gold machine no non german player has scored more goals in the history of the business to be got in the polish international live and off he sat down with. to tell us that his magic touch in front of net is partly down to genetics. you need to this feeling. of course you have to work on. not only on the one things you have now in the modern football if you see for the str

course are good to not have cases like the christchurch video ever being uploaded again you had on atika thank you very much for that information. a new exhibition of four to graphs for koreans life with the chinese dissident and nobel laureate. who died in prison last year the forces were taken by his wife who was under house arrest for a.t.'s she was freed last year and now her work is on display in the taiwanese captain typee the ws phoebe kong has. pictures without color faces without happiness these photographs were taken. as the wife of a prominent political dissident in china the couple was often separated by prison bars this collection and black and white was created during the period her husband was jailed in the late one nine hundred ninety s. many were captured at their home. and i feel like is the most ironic way. to evoke something as powerful as a political movement as the horrors of our world i think was what really stood out i think it's the most touching for me because you can see the. angry but she cannot do anything she can from this. as an artist meeting or change her

similar to that at least one cable that was about to meet with one of the government agent goes down atika embassy says that may be receiving funds from the union government in the americans. that's not true they've got nothing to support that do you think this fear mongering about iran is that the primary reason why the west is not some of those they want to behave in a stable if the base in the i mean they want bahrain to be very quiet unstable losing been average losing mubarak in egypt under this old is very much you know that there was a telephone call where they had a fight. with obama and when it comes to behind this is that as thing you want to see an evolution on bahrain a few miles from good border which means going to have impact because in saudi arabia that's what this into troops about to take part in the crackdown and killing people detaining people and did they if they can. bloody crackdown with the complete silence all from the international community. they don't want democracy years cut out of what should want to promote democracy in syria and other the font of the world b

resigned tums made no secret about his anger at how things have been going along the border with mexico atika or some washington. it's fair to say that cures didn't else and will go down in history as the most controversial secretary in the history of the young department of homeland security she put in place what many saw as draconian policies under her watch thousands of children were ripped from their parents trying to cross the southern border many housed in crowded camps until a federal judge stepped in and demanded the families be reunited she leaves office with potentially thousands of children misplaced separated from their families and the government now says it could take up to two years to reunite them all because for many they didn't keep appropriate paperwork her actions were met with scorn and widespread protests at her home. i don't restaurant with marches across the u.s. and pleas from overseas that has got me to beg and ask president donald trump to please return my baby soon i don't want to keep waiting a long time two months is enough punishment for mothers to learn not to

organization assembly the first time washington designated another country's military as a terrorist group atika has more from washington d.c. . it would be unprecedented this would be the u.s. basically saying i'm part of a another country's military is part of a terrorist organization so what does that mean that allows the u.s. to designate them and that restricts their travel it makes it a crime to provide material support to the revolutionary guard and it would a potentially freeze any assets that they have the united states although it seems highly unlikely that iran's revolutionary guard has any assets inside the united states so there's concern here according to the wall street journal there's mike pompei o secretary of state john bolton and national security advisers long time hawks on iran that they're pushing the president to do this the other side you have the cia and the u.s. military warning that it's unlikely that this will do the amount of damage to the iranian economy that they would like to see at the same time saying that this could put u.s. troops at risk in so much so that ce

side of the continent the out to the east and i think i'll set you use in the kenyan capital nairobi atika what do you make of the arguments that with it so far it's been pointed out that there's a valse difference in terms of the needs of the various economy is on the continent and in fact only shaken has pointed out that he's not entirely sure that reducing terrorists is necessarily going to lead to this creation of jobs that has been stated as one of the main objectives of this exercise. so just on the jobs point of martine we've got to create about seventeen million jobs a year at the moment and when doing nothing of the sort the nigerian model currently is in the slow lane and is not even able to produce a per capita g.d.p. increase it's actually declining year on year when you factor in the population increase so i think you know nigeria is not necessarily the economic model that we should be looking at at a macro level i think this is a unique blank slate blue sky opportunity it's a three trillion dollar market people are entrepreneurial if you go anywhere in africa you will find ma

either be equally glutinous are going to be even after a public one of these they will see the plume atika abyssinia will seem to me so this it will go back other person who says that incommunicado even the reporter another problem but other people know what we call classical greek acquisitive you mean that us will never go. to school this year is it a seal you say you have a sense the man doing this because he's think this is political the committees in total scuffles with local to get this corresponding to a level of a strong liquid or in a lean or the trickle police will close but also there was a little man those military took us to the city i remember the ten year last year because a year or so it's not a city interval it's the least you won't be used with us who talk to us or be that it would be it will be of no return he called. in complete mental discipline business model team. slogan to the us and i mean they saw us it was the us i will be the liquid that. we will be of no not even that a team is not doable hard enough for. a little complete as little as interest and i was equally

say what you are quoting the oldest are going to even after the while the is the last of the poem atika abyssinia will seem to me so out of this it will never look back other mean person who says that incommunicado even the reports of other polling but other people know what we call classical greek acquisitive you mean terrorists will. cook a little less condition is it a seal you say you are since the man doing that is tense because he does it protocol the communities in total scuffles with the other is corresponding to level of some liquid or in the lean a little comparably so also there is little man those illiterate of us without solidity i remember a ten year look at india because the usa is no city into the ghetto it's the least you won't buy used. to us or be that it would be it'll be of nobody. in complete mental this is pro-business total team. slogan has your particular sense i mean the so i will be able to call the. we will have no north america to meddle not to about of innocent. people but it took complete i thought i think that us tonight was he queda who think that it was

discussed and the united states it's become an issue in the presidential race and now on college campuses atika heinous a story from washington. short coloma is not your typical first year student at the prestigious georgetown university in washington d.c. and not because she's a few decades older than the typical student look at what my family did. look at what my family. her family is the reason georgetown didn't go bankrupt one hundred eighty years ago robert and mary mullaney my four tons great grandparents were sold with their ten children they were slaves owned by a roman catholic order the jesuits who ran the school and among the group of two hundred seventy two slaves that were sold by the school so it could continue to this day a couple of years ago georgetown officials apologized and offered the descendants of the slaves like cologne preferential treatment for admission to the school but now two thirds of the students have voted to do more they want to pay an additional twenty seven dollars and twenty cents every semester for a kind of reparations fund it's not just being talked about

side of the continent the out to the east and i think i'll set you use in the kenyan capital nairobi atika what do you make of the argument that with it so far it's been pointed out that there's a false difference in terms of the needs of the various economy is on the continent and in fact only shaken has pointed out that he's not entirely sure that reducing terrorists is necessarily going to lead to this creation of jobs that has been stated as one of the main objectives of this exercise. so just on the jobs point of martine we've got to create about seventeen million jobs a year at the moment and when doing nothing of the sort the nigerian model currently is in the slow lane and is not even able to produce a per capita g.d.p. increase it's actually declining year on year when you factor in the population increase so i think you know nigeria is not necessarily the economic model that we should be looking at at a macro level i think this is a unique blank slate blue sky opportunity it's a three trillion dollar market people are entrepreneurial if you go anywhere in africa you will find mar

security kirsten nelson is out for more troubles announced on twitter that she'll be leaving her position atika hain looks at her legacy. it's fair to say that kiersten ailsa and will go down in history as the most controversial secretary in the history of the young department of homeland security she put in place what many saw as draconian policies under her watch almost three thousand children were ripped from their parents trying to cross the southern border many housed in crowded camps until a federal judge stepped in and demanded the families be reunified she leaves office with hundreds of children still separated from their families her actions were met with scorn and widespread protests at her home. i don't restaurant with marches across the us and pleas from overseas but as you can't leave it to beg and ask president donald trump to please return my baby soon i don't want to keep waiting a long time two months is enough punishment for mothers to la or not to cross she responded with a tweet saying there is no formal policy of separating families and justified her order with this isn't m

side of the continent the out to the east and i think i'll set you use in the kenyan capital nairobi atika what do you make of the arguments that with it so far it's been pointed out that there's a false difference in terms of the needs of the various economy is on the continent and in fact all the shaken has pointed out that he's not entirely sure that reducing terrorists is necessarily going to lead to this creation of jobs that has been stated as one of the main objectives of this exercise. so just on the jobs point of martine we've got to create about seventeen million jobs a year at the moment and when doing nothing of the sort the nigerian model currently is in the slow lane and is not even able to produce a per capita g.d.p. increase it's actually declining year on year when you factor in the population increase so i think you know nigeria is not necessarily the economic model that we should be looking at at a macro level i think this is a unique blank slate blue sky opportunity it's a three trillion dollar market people are entrepreneurial if you go anywhere in africa you will find