it was also in 19118 that harry played for the barbarians in theirfamous their famous victory against mighty australia. the australians had beaten france, england, ireland and scotland. they were unbeaten. was that a satisfying win? that was the best. it was the best, honest. and in those days you couldn't keep the jersey. they collected the bloody jerseys up. harry swears by bananas, broccoli and beetroot and every day still cooks his own fresh food. he will never forget his 103rd birthday lunch but he will never forgive the by lunch but he will never forgive the rugby club jokers for using trick candles and the icing on the cake would be england to beat wales at twickenham on saturday. 103 cheers for harry. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. the brexit secretary, david davis has strongly criticised the european union's latest negotiating statement as discourteous, unwise, and not in good faith. the eu has published plans that would allow it to punish the uk during a transition period — that's the two years or so during which britain has no input into

leading goal of the season then colombia's other egos made it to know another easy away with the barbarians. where you're watching news from berlin more coming up at the top of the hour you can always get the latest news on our web site d.w. dot com we'll leave you with some stunning footage now from the lantern shows at the chinese spring festival do enjoy. and. where i come from we have to fight for a free press i was born and raised in a military dictatorship with just one t.v. shadow and a few newspapers with official information as a journalist i have worked on the streets of many characters and their blog.

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because he's a man who was elected as part of the gingrich revolution in 1994, and they were seen as barbarians at the tbeat right wing nuts, and now, you know, intelligent people are asking whether he's become too much of a lefty. that tell use u something about what's going on in the country. to some extent living through political i qiflt of climate change. [laughter] some days it is hot. somedays it is cold it just all happens all at once. so no, there's no, there's no conspiracy here. this is just -- you know some smart folks. who care a lot about the country who are offering their opinions. and it shall one can turn the channel easily. such an interesting session but i want to just close by once again saying jamie and what's happen haded to this writers festival it is a festival in which we have some of the most intelligent interesting people in the audience and in the panel. lees join me in thanking -- [inaudible conversations] [applause]

carved below is an inventory of all the feisty barbarian tribes that put up such a fight.are the vanquished in chains at the feet of their conqueror, a reminder to any who would challenge the empire. nearby, standing high above the sea, is touristy but magnificent eze. the once-formidable town gate, designed to keep rampaging pirates out, leads into the medieval village. this self-proclaimed village of art and gastronomie mixes perfume outlets, upscale boutiques, cobbled lanes, and scenic perches perfect for savoring a drink. the more adventurous can climb even further up to the scant ruins of the eze chateau. the paths leading there host a prickly festival of over a hundred varieties of cacti. looking beyond the flowers, you'll enjoy a commanding riviera view. ♪ ♪ ♪

the public opinion you know the russians or the people who are running russia you know are the barbarians the madman who is trying to subdue the whole world in fact it's other way around ok michael i interrupted you and you continue please. well we do see russian military exercises that envision early use of nuclear weapons we do see here is really how we actually in only way in retaliation and escalation let's be clear about that that is their military doc i don't think i don't. ok listen i like the doctrine i'm not convinced however that it would always guide russian behavior i want to get back to the world you're describing where the united states and russia are both very clear that they don't feel each other as adversaries and they don't envision needing these weapons against believing that that's the world we should be reading that report is very adversarial i mean almost every few paragraphs it's very adversarial i mean i'm sorry michael but it was directed against the united states in china ok ten seconds before we go to the break go ahead michael. it was directed against russia an

persuade the public opinion you know the russians or the people who are running russia you know the barbarians the madman who are trying to subdue the whole world in fact is the way around ok michael i interrupted you and you continue please. well we do see russian military exercises that envision early use of nuclear weapons we do see. how we actually only in retaliation and escalation let's be clear about that that is their military doc i don't think i don't. listen i like the doctrine i'm not convinced however that it would always guide russian behavior i want to get back to the world you're describing where the united states and russia are both very clear that they don't feel each other as adversaries and they don't envision needing these weapons again the reading that the work that's the world we should be reading that report is very adversarial i mean almost every few paragraphs it's very adversarial i mean i'm sorry michael but it was directed against the united states in china ok ten seconds before we go to the break go ahead michael. it was directed against russia and china you're rig

persuade the public opinion you know the russians or the people who are running russia you know the barbarians the madman who was trying to subdue the whole world in fact the way around ok michael i interrupted you and you continue please. well we do see russian military exercises that envision early use of nuclear weapons we do see. only in retaliation and escalation let's be clear about that that is their military doc i don't think i don't. listen i like the doctrine i'm not convinced however that it would always guide russian behavior i want to get back to the world you're describing where the united states and russia are both very clear that they don't feel each other as adversaries and they don't envision needing these weapons again the reading that read the work that's the world we should be reading that report is very adversarial i mean almost every few paragraphs it's very adversarial i mean i'm sorry michael but it was directed against the united states in china ok ten seconds before we go to the break go ahead michael. it was directed against russia and china you're right and i agree

persuade the public opinion you know the russians or the people who are running russia you know the barbarians the madman who was trying to subdue the whole world in fact the way around ok michael i interrupted you and you continue please. well we do see russian military exercises that envision early use of nuclear weapons we do see here is really how we actually only way in retaliation and escalation let's be clear about that that is their military doc i don't think i don't i'm ok listen i like the doctrine i'm not convinced however that it would always guide russian behavior i want to get back to the world you're describing where the united states and russia are both very clear that they don't feel each other as adversaries and they don't envision needing these weapons against reading that right to work that's the world we should be reading that report is very adversarial i mean almost every few paragraphs it's very adversarial i mean i'm sorry michael but it was directed against the united states in china ok ten seconds before we go to the break go ahead michael. it was directed against rus

going on in syria inviting with the simple question do you want out there responsible for these barbarian acts do you still have the words to justify what you are doing these millions of boys and girls. well turkey's president says his soldiers a forced fighters loyal to the syrian government to retreat from the kurdish controlled area of a freend turkey's military is said to fight on the fighters as they entered the enclave present measure type i do one has vowed to capture the area within days earlier images of the syrian forces arriving in the region will broadcast on a t.v. network run by the lebanese hezbollah fighters were going in to help kurdish y.p. g. forces defend themselves against attack ish offensive salinger vade has more from gaza on turkey's border with syria. a group of fighters loyal to president bashar assad's government has retreated from the city of our freedom these fighters were trying to get close to the city of kurdish fighters had asked for help from the syrian government and it said that it will not send its regular forces but will provide them with irregular m

sofia this hour to rally against a plan that could destroy some of europe's most important firsts a barbarian government which is which currently holds the presidency of the e.u. is supporting a scheme to turn appear in national park interest ski resort activists say those behind the development are offshore companies involved in tax avoidance largely with force. european skiers enjoying the winter sunshine in the results have been scoped may or may not know there was a unesco world heritage sites the beautiful ancient forest here supposedly protected by bulgarian and international environmental laws the plans to expand the skiing area by cutting down far more of the forests has been enthusiastic lee backed by the government is economically lucrative but condemned by environmentalists as the rate of nature some of the trees are a thousand years old the bears and the wolves could lose their habitats if we allow this to happen in the national park then these skiing projects can start in all our national parks we only have three plus in our nature park so we will open the pandora box and this wi

going on in syria inviting with this simple question do you want out there responsible for these barbarian acts you still have the words to justify what you are doing these millions will always be. palestinian leader mahmoud abbas has proposed a new international peace summit with israel that rules out the united states as the chief broker an address to the u.n. security council about the palestinians had lost faith in the u.s. government's ability to mediate abandoning a policy which has lasted for twenty five years i was arrested magic editor james space of course in the headquarters of the un. president abbas's presence here was rare and carefully calculated normally his ambassador attends this monthly meeting he came himself to express his displeasure at the trumpet ministration he suggested its decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital and to cut funding to the un agency that helps palestinians disqualified it from leading peace efforts instead he proposed a new approach very early on. i would call for the convening of an international peace conference by mid two thousand an

persuade the public opinion you know the russians or the people who are running russia you know the barbarians the madman who was trying to subdue the whole world in fact the way around ok michael i interrupted you and you continue please. well we do see russian military exercises that envision early use of nuclear weapons we do see. how we actually only lie and we tally.

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dispute that you spoke to germans about the economic miracle at the time the nazis were basically barbarians who came from heaven knows where occupied germany and call. a huge amount of chaos and then they were thrown out by the allies that was it it wasn't the germans or the dea not sufficient process took place and then the people said we've changed we had nothing to do with what happened no i did ask my neighbor. i you could sure ship us who for most of the enemy was i want you to first spender rebelled against this very conservative germany revealed its contradiction is lies and hypocrisy. so much it's easy to please. at that i said lead man you sit on leave and he said well like i said germany's a history book with pages torn out. as she lacked but then you had the generation that included fasting kluger then then does margarita from tata learned off and help and they filled in these missing pages. these young filmmakers reinvented german cinema and also embodied the rebellion of the post-war generation against their parents in the seventy's their films question german society at a time

hottest barbarians led some critics to overlook his war crimes for example concentration camps in which an estimated seventeen thousand people are said to have been killed including women and children. islamic state took responsibility for a series of deadly attacks in paris in november twenty fifth team the attacks sent shock waves across europe. this also seemed to confirm assad's claim that he was the lesser of two evils. also in november the u.s. stepped up its airstrikes against i asked targets in eastern syria and the obama administration suspended a program that trained and equipped moderate syrian rebels it was a small victory for assad. but the syrian military was now reeling from four years of civil war desperately needed outside help. just. so in october twenty fifth teen he made his first foreign trip since the uprising began to russia to meet president putin. officially the two leaders discussed the fight against islamic state on officially assad was reported to have asked putin for military support that would help him stay in power. and proceed to do that i would like to e

soon after independence from britain in one nine hundred eighty mg i believe some of the barbarians were plotting to overthrow him he accused some communities of working with and hiding his enemies he called dissidents. something they don't want an apology they drones one of the station was spotted they are these hearings. they don't trust the government those who want the hearings to continue so they can get answers are frustrated these three came from an area called troll or chill they say soldiers came to their village in one nine hundred eighty three looking for dissidents. it's difficult to talk about what happened they killed my husband then they've beaten raped me it's very painful. the group around him. other atrocities tore apart families some people still don't know where their loved ones are buried what is it that can unite this country. and last week year what is taking people what is troubling people what are the major programs that are keeping us divided. we know how far we can move because the massacre is a moment of madness but he never apologized forgiveness and healing

if you spoke to germans about the economic miracle at the time the nazis were basically barbarians who came from heaven knows where occupied germany and call. a huge amount of chaos and then they were thrown out by the allies that was it it wasn't the germans or the dean not a fixation a process took place and then the people said we've changed we had nothing to do with that what happened no idea don't ask my neighbor. i you can sure sure pass if i'm on the end of whether i want to get it by that first spender rebelled against this very conservative germany because he revealed it's contradiction in sly's and hypocrisy that exalts him also was it's easy to please him. at night said lead mallya sit down leave a deep well fight said gemini's a history book with pages torn out says he just never as you lackey it but then you had the generation that included fassbender kluger them then does maggoty to fun tata learned off and how and they filled in these missing pages. these young filmmakers reinvented german cinema and also embodied the rebellion of the post-war generation against their pa

because here's a man who's elected as part of the gingrich revolution in 1994, and they were seen as barbarians at the gate, right-wing nuts. and now, you know, intelligent people are asking whether he's become too much of a lefty. that tells you something about what's going on in the country. to some extent, we're living through the political equivalent of climate change. [laughter] some days it's hot, some days it's cold, it all happens all at once. [laughter] so, no, there's no, there's no conspiracy here. this is just, you know, some smart folks who care a lot about the country who are offering their opinions, and one can turn the channel quite easily. >> you know, actually with, i i think -- i know people want to get to lunch, and this has been such an interesting session, but i want to just close by once again saying about jamie and what's happened to this writers' festival. it's become an ideas festival in which we have some of the most intelligent and interesting people in the audience and in the panel. please join me in thank this terrific group. [applause] [inaudible conversations]

going on in syria are inviting with this simple question do you want out there responsible for these barbarian acts you still have the words to justify what you are doing these millions of toys r us turkish forces have reportedly pushed back prosimian government fighters from free in fighters loyal to president bashar al assad enter the area to help kurdish fighters there fend off a turkish assault turkey's president reza tayyip erdogan has vowed to capture the area within days. u.s. president donald trump is recommending a ban on devices that can turn semiautomatic firearms into machine guns it would include so-called bump stocks which were used in the las vegas mass shooting in october where where fifty eight people died the white house says it's open to raising the minimum age for people buying the type of rifle that was used in last week's school shooting in florida that killed seventeen people and students who survived last week's shooting are heading to florida's capitol to directly appealed to state legislatures to act on gun control the republican controlled legislature had been willin

the barbarians beating at our gates or the termites from within." upon this decision could well rest the destiny of the world. he had an active role helping eisenhower make his decision. why do you think he was so valuable to presidents? >> i think billy graham, he mainstreamed evangelicalism in the country, really laid the foundation for what came later, the moral majority, in even the evangelical vote that turned out to help president trump succeed. notice what he said there. he helped bring together what the bible has to say, the moral and political. the moral and the culture, bringing those two together to know there's a connection but he spoke it in such a way, a nonpartisan way. he spoke to each president equally. spoke truth to power but he was uncompromising. one thing that's so refreshing in the world in which we live today is that he finished well. there was no scandal. there was nothing in his life other than his ministry. he was faithful to the lord jesus christ to the end. and he preached that same message of truth regardless of what th

going on in syria inviting with the simple question do you want out there responsible for these barbarians acts you still have the words to justify what you are doing these millions of boys and girls. and pro syrian government forces have entered the northwestern african region to help kurdish fighters there fend off a turkish assault by. syrian state t.v. showed pictures of their forces celebrating but as they did so turkish forces reportedly targeted them with shell fire turkey's president says his soldiers have now forced fighters backed by the assad government to leave the kurdish controlled parts of africa and there's a lot of on his votes to capture the area within days some of it i've read has more from gaza on top on turkey's border with syria a group of fighters loyal to president bashar assad's government has retreated from the city of our free these fighters were trying to get close to the city after kurdish fighters had asked for help from the syrian government and it said that it would not send its regular forces but would provide them with irregular militias and that should c

soon after independence from britain in one nine hundred eighty mg i believe some of the barbarians were plotting to overthrow him here q some communities of working with and hiding his enemies he called dissidents. some people say they don't want an apology they don't even know one of the say she was fired as they are these hearings and they don't trust the government those who want the hearings to continue so they can get answers are frustrated these three came from an area called troll or chill they say soldiers came to a village in one nine hundred eighty three looking for dissidents. it's difficult to talk about what happened they killed my husband then they've beaten raped me it's very painful. the group around the massacres in. other atrocities tore apart families some people still don't know where their loved ones are buried what is it that can unite this country. unless we year what is taking people what is troubling people what are the major problems that are keeping us divided. we do not know how far we can move because the massacre is a moment of madness but he never apologiz

i voice—over also in 1948 that harry played for the barbarians in the famous victory against mighty australiaould come round and collect the bloody jersey of they would come round and collect the bloodyjersey of you! they would come round and collect the bloody jersey of you! bananas, broccoli, beetroot, and everyday still cooks his own fresh food, he will never forget his 103rd birthday lunch but he will never to give the by lunch but he will never to give the rugby club jokers for using trick candles and the icing on the cake would be for england to beat wales at twickenham this afternoon. studio: that is wonderful! isn‘t it. hgppy studio: that is wonderful! isn‘t it. happy birthday, harry! 103! 1948, crazy, wonderful pictures, wonderful memories, if anybody can talk the game, it is him. time now for the weather forecast. snow on the way. snow shower was around today for some of us. this will not last very long, this is the view from some of the weather watchers, changeable weather this weekend, not the same thing for very long at any time, some rain around, clearing for scotland and northe

people naturally grabbed for the high ground to escape the marauding barbarians that characterized thoseover time, these towns were fortified and eventually functioned as independent city-states. in their glory days, they proudly charted their own course, generally free from the dictates of popes or emperors. then, the bubonic plague swept through tuscany in 1348. that, combined with the increasing dominance by the regional bully, florence, turned many bustling cities into docile backwaters. ironically, the bad news of the 14th century mothballed these towns, leaving them with a unique charm and a tourism-based affluence today. siena maintains much of its medieval character. its sprawling main square and towering city hall recall the days when it rivaled even florence. assisi -- with its walls, gates, and castle -- was home to st. francis. its massive basilica remains a favorite destination for countless pilgrims today. volterra was an etruscan capital centuries before christ. within its wall, the town's rustic center offers an evocative tuscan charm. and san marino -- all 24 square mile

do you rationalize that [indiscernible] -- you quoted some documents that call them savages and barbarians. is that supposed to be a justification? >> no. the declaration of independence refers to them murderous indians savages that have been unleashed by the british on the frontier. to terrorize. settlers on the frontier. the reason they were called "savages" is because they would just murder everybody and did not restrict killing two enemy soldiers. so, they are savages because of how they behaved not because of anything inherent in them. that was the claim there. theurned out that was true, british were doing that as a matter policy. trying to get indians to start murdering civilians. that was admitted in parliament discussions.e with respect to the question of what to do about the indians, this is another case of conflict of rights. you have people living in the u.s. right now, in the territory that became the u.s., that were living there at the time of the founding who had some claim, obviously, on that territory. that is where they lived. on the other hand, they did not live in the w

all up for grabs now and conservative intellectuals should not waist their time saying trump is a barbarian him. they're saying what did we do wrong, how did we screw up, how can we wrestle from these circumstance circumstances policies that will help our country? >> to answer in a rather glib way, where did he come from, he came from the democratic party, he was a democrat. >> thank you. >> they don't want to hear that. they hate when you tell them that he was a life long democrat that gave more money to democ t democrats. chuck schumer, nancy pelosi, hillary clinton. you name it. >> he is not a conservative so it's not a surprise to find he's -- in the past he's been basically a new york liberal, a liberal democrat. i think the point peggy makes about where did he come from and where did the republican party go wrong has a mirror part of it. what happened in the democratic party that made someone like donald trump acceptable and a champion for the republican part y par party. . the democratic party seemed stove a lot of people, blue-collar workers, to have abandoned them. they seem to hav